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SIX O'CLOCK A. M.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WtST.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALF oaNiA.
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ONE MlLLsOS IN T&ElsVRE ARRIVED.
Interesting Political Intelligence.
Democratic Nominations for State Officers
BURNING OK THE STEAMER AMERICA
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IMPROY MENT IN TRADE
BURNING OK TIE STEAMER AMERICA.
IMPROVEMENT IN TRADE,

The ntesni biz mr. Il the Ws., Of the Nicaragua n-
+. W. Turasr commander, arrived this moraing srom
Punta Arenas via Ksy West, with 1858 Passengers and
slCto, GOO In specie on freight.
Tho Star OF the West arrived at Punts Arenas
ths 18th inst connecting with the stssmshp Cortss
Capt. Burns, which left ssn Ffsv cisco the aQth u
The Cor<s called At MAnxAuilo the way and arvsd
~ FAN Juan del Sur ON this night OF tue 18th nss
The Star Of the West left Pua,a Arena, ths mora
ing Of the 10th inst with 800 psengcrs and 81 900 900
specie and called At KY west for the 2)th
int whence she left the evening" al ooioct +.
NJ. Passengers all in good health.
Col Kinney and his expedition had not arrived.
vessels In tho harSor Of San Juan Sovte-British
steam frisste BaSrard and ths ws~t India s,eamshp
TMcot.
July "a at IL O'clock M lat. ;s deg ~ min. long
"a deg. min, exchanged ngaas with tbs bark u. H.
Gamble, standing North.
49, wia~f II.
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Cororss's Inquest.

fe'tsrdsy afternoon, at iosnInutss past O'Clock an
accident Of the most msanehoy nature occurred ., the
sbair manufaesory OF Mssns Kendall Keyss, No. 377
Pearl atssst. While the engineer snass,orinx y
hr the bst to the machinery Of the ssss.hsni 80 q.
70 enable him 70 Sharpen lEiyss Al tbs zrfnin ns
s'ene, bis hssd esvgh, In the belt and carrie. rom:
he machinery stx veloty Of 20 rotations 70 the nnna,
he perssal boass we're completely ground In the op~ra
uon, the hands and legs we've nost horribly mutglAes
and The man vn oorpss and mos, psiAns soiy sight
10 loos upon when the machinery stopt - ss %
srifieAk bin from his fssrui and sgonirng po.lt,s
esrersr o'Ioznsn vss called aroa, asd hsvlns s.srn
Jury, po,esded 70 btd inqassf fovth-ith. II sp
rtsrsd the name o. The csesassd vss william }. Csusnn
i@idsE stSo 100 ~ gton street ths, BE- bod ~ifs
ana sevsral children vU him elf about Is years u
srs lie vas esssipg and eonhssniisI nan, ssi p~r.
i.ety sotev. He In the ss,sblissnSnt of Eenis
ksy.s oay since the srst 81 last Jsnasry bat be hal
thsn setp eoaddsnts, "r,f raid Mr. Ksndall, In tue
eeure ~ bis tsIn nopy, "hs hal atsstsd ths, tssr.
vp ssythirs vfons 10 the mphsnsry, AMI that Il 20.
qunsf inpsovsmsnt, vs would have b~sn gslss By hl.
wuisn csors, smother witness. tssssss ,hs, ,hs a.
essssd vboU be vas sedssvoyng 70 sssist In plses ss
ths ssh - 10 proper pses, essres him 70 - esrsfai
sst hs hssS skooh 10 eassht wlte~@. tsss r..srns
into ss hcsss, hs cstssropbs hsvnS ossarrss 10 n.
f..r sfe~, and W bs. thss i~t rpisu'ss ~ n,
adam csrrssc foutt ~ the nsshssry sith ~. vsly
dsse'r<iiy. Hs vss qens asss vhse .r,r1sl~f
Ihs ea~s~rs t.ry tscssht % . vrsd'es ~ "sx ts..
'sny ss w SspS esogst s the es, of ts~ n isisssy
x n1pg.sstvy 70 ryA4. .ssst."
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the ravsges ef grasshoppsrs. In Carson Valley v
!sec the whol- grain crop viii be dssroyed while 10
.As vicinity of saerAmen'o, and ~ Hook Farm, ths re-
nsnes o. Gen. sutisr everything green hiss dnappsar-
90 10 Their march.
important.
We have Ieeessed advio.s fsom Oregon aad wsshiag-
a ...uory. Mining and agricultural affairs are In
.a evnaten there rhe 6rst steamer has com
steam propsher City OF Norfolk startsd from this
oiy 10 pay on th. Northern enaa, last week
The steamer Thomas Hunt, aehooner rjg.sd sail,
from this port or Hong Kong on ths Ttb ,ns bat ~
tufnFo having carried away her mats ahs veat 70 ses
again the folio sing day.
1hs sacrsms nto Untoa publishes a ,.l.vr,nh,s sss-
patch from Plac"rvne, announcing ths At that
piscs from salt Late Of Hon y st,ss As.oeisie jas
tcs Of Utah: j. L. Hayward United states M.r.hs, -
Utah, Aod Orson Hyde Col. stsptos and comp.ay I'm
remain at Carson Valley about ter days recruit prs
v,oua 70 eros.ing tho mountains. Mr. Hyde says Vst
the last report gves him many wives than he resuy
bss, and none came with him.
All quiet in salt Lake, Grasahoppers dolns ooasdssA
tie damage 80 tho crops.
The Portland nmei says that mining operations 10
Southern Oregon almost entirely suspsnded Tor ths
want Of suaicent water II " said there has besu lees
rain during tbs last winter and spring than ever bsers
During tbs past wesk tho most sxcsssvs hsa. has
been experienced throughout the ntsnor Of CscraiA
In saeIsm the has reached 70 unusual
ra les deg In Columbia los and Mokeunans Iidl IO2
deg In most place. ths heat bees such 10 pre-
vent work In The mines excepting ~ morning and svss
News has been received here Of the discovery o< COLA
In large quan'tss ~ The negbborhocd OF Fort Govs
il 10 said TO be similar to Feather river goid and that
men are taking sut from Sl2 10 $40 per day.
Gold has been discovered levee In the city ~
sacramento, And many persons have saksd ovt claims
hsr msn .oon o"s Wv, on oSs cay ana 90 srs
ZONE miner IN the early days of California and
urnsd for snd the wssbps OF ths river eating gay the
banks brought IL TO light.
The 1eunAhing towns OF Auburn and Angels Caup
aavs been cntrsly destroyed by hre In the Last tws
seeks They are fa1 tsaing from their Arhsa
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Tm Wv Yosr BosYsr, -cn4uTsos 70 rms ~. JoH.
N. b. rsfos BoA, ctrh.--Ths ns~ssss a shs Me-
Yors Bo~, CAB sslsK ihsi ihs late Al Dostes,
b~,v..n ,k.nssirss in va J. Ps,nsa, sas N, "a,
Johs rsssa Csk 10 the s.ptvn., ~. - snsqsa
match oving 70 iss fac, shs, the for nor hsvtsg ss.s
sssss.s ,ss tsy prsvsous In ,ss ps.os rssssss
oompsfsnrly incsrs<itst~d 20 r,w . rsos
,issr.Af,sr, Drsyese roe ihs a Joha clas
o;ksr si,bsv over ths oosfss, or the
~. Of ssv fest, fsr ,ks ssms spoabs-sr hassssi
~ ihs sssss sansst rlao~s Tbsys sAsu - rssi's
toss 10 fosnaiss The match tbst es<A ecsi sssn
tsvs moiiss rpsa u four nssp vita fgsf e@s 80
ssvsssss. 70 - tAsss ~ sissr psryl sse-y, ssSa
- shsi ~ ssesrsS ~ oonr~tsst siSs- fsn ee1 s9a
e.shts III. " ~ SotSs No - Joss rsss sh sAsrS
Nsp Ysf .4,ts o.f VII 81 ted 70 ssA~n s-~sv
se.,,.. VI. ksys cot ksd 81 ttis hfn1 Tor ssns
,.,,, " e.y ..s~rs .ss u vvsH esr~ h,sy ie1s.
80 sssuA u s>4s gssc- v vu ks W.
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was All they could be expected 10 show in Application
icr bail And comPstent bail wers Offered hs though
was New Yorker. His mother snd sister, OF whom he
u the sole and only support, resds here Here be IA
puysued his business up TO this time. without any i'm
putation his moral character He has bssn in prsou
since March last The term Of Oyer and Termner has
srcs passed and three terms Of the Court OF Sessions
at which he might have been tried and he has not boon
brought to TRIAL His Honor would the importsncs
to him Of being at liberty for the time bet Seen and
his trial lie was man dependent on hm daily abor
for support. and II by his Ab,r aoae that hs
would be able to fee counsel to cefend him. Counsel
Therefore, submitted that IL the prisoner able
he understood be WAS TO give compstent BAIL tbs law
OF the land sanctions aud requires that he bs admitted
10 ka.l
The Judge aDxounced that he would repder bis deci
zion on the application Thursday morning, At ton
O'Clock
In the Matter Of 0penng Eighty second Stree.Mr. Dill
Ion moved for the appointment Of Commissioners Of e.
Inmates and asssssments for opening kighty' sec,Id
street
Ar. Whiting appeared for the opponen.s OF the ma
SURE snd mace long argument against tbs opsairg.
Ii cison reserved.
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Marine COurt.
Before ex Judge Philips A. Referee.
A now Auoso Tuy pufGRAsr prrsuvoz


JrLY A.-WuiGm H. Brok, John D. Ross ant
Benn,a, and John Daragl ne Iam<-Mr Ru.s.lI
appeared for the plaintiff, Drake, who claims from 30
fIdant sll6 co, asa nesn,ed smgrant runner ~ ena
fom and Law entitled TO percsniass for soetiog pss.
.ngss and booking them for the defendant. for the
steamship Empire on the, Goth Of July instant. The
custom H. that two thirds OF the profits 70 20 tho emf.
grant runpers and the balance TO fbe agent The com
mbs on on . company OF seven smounted TO e1f5 and
the plsnth . commission on that sum being sii6 Go
Mr. Ia lmadge for the other plaints mares the ssue
claim.
Several Witnesses sIamnt 70 shov tha. PLAINTIFF
rad epesged passages for families board the
but tbs defence appeared 70 be that not
The ,ssney tfths psinigs that such parties we're ship
ped. bstis an f.s'1~S
several OF the psI court, Interested IN the case
tore svirsnt msrss Of ne-trg on engaged pugis
Tic combat We have never seen, 10 the hixhsr Ia =
courts, 90 many Knights Of voef3 ntsnsne- many
varssated eyes, or so many bound up heads
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srcoSp RxsIxxSr Usuxp STATES DRaeooys.-we learn
from Texas that the siI companies OF this regiment,
which have been stationed among the Indians on the
borders Of that state since the close Of the war vth
Mexico have recently been ordered TO Fort Riley Kansas
probably to look after the Sioux and other Wild tribes In
that quarter isexpscted tbsy win take up the line
Of march northwsrd in body, about the last sf Au-
gust, under the command Of Major Merrill. This res
ment IL somstim termed the oidGuard, having ssen
much hard service in Florida and MsxIco, and in the u
oisn COUNTRY.
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Nxw Rorrx rns wnr-ws publish 10 day the sd-
vsrtissment Of the Ontario, Snc:s and Hurca Railway
conEsetins with the Ere n Bsgsamton. Is 10 IN
doasssdy the nest plsAAas rcuts 70 the west Canada
and Niagara Falls II Ia ssv, bat vfn soss b popular
Mr. C. g. Tsppss, o. 2s7 Broadway, 10 tbs general agent
here, and viIi give III necessary Information,
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Miss LorRA PYyx is' ssiIl suffering from her attack
Of hsArseness and Ia unable 70 appear In public. In
consequsncs Of her nsss II has been Arranged that
Burton win plsy ., Niblos every ssht until Miss Pms
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPORTING.

<C,HAIIENGE TO THE ST. JOHN IN. b. UNION BOA
~ Club -rhe members OF the New York Boat Club
feeling that the In Boston, between themselves
in the r. Putr,sn and the st. John Union Cub In
the Nepture, unequal match, nov propose to
shs st. John Club another either over the
course or the waters Of New Yors, for the Same
sr,ount cf Fix hupdrei dollars. There Will be 70
stcticns forming the match except that each boat
shsn motive powtr Of four With four oars
The to take place rot lstsr than September Ad-
oisss S1EPHEN ROBERTS, 1868 South street.
lNl srt moekiDg birds in the city he mochs cat, dog
ps hen sDd rooster, and will sing night and day. He
viii bs sed at the low price OF sz5 Apply Fourth
street
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..s
Ihere were ninetesn revolutions then appended TO
some OF which amendments were offered BY Alderm N
Ely and the whole report ultimately referred back
to committee, composed Of Aldermen Kelly. wahemsn
sno 1.-THE two latter in place Of two members of the
Committee on Annual Taxes who are absent.
The reference was principally upon th. fact raised by
an fy, that there Old not appear any taxation
on me fourteen millions and half OF doll OF personal
estate owned BY non residents and which, by recsnt
act is liable to taxation
For this purpose the Board adjourned TO NEE. again
on Wednesday at one o o'cIosk
The following Is the table Of the
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INTERESTING TO TAX PAYERS
BOaxd or Supervss0rs.

Board OF 6upervtsors.
JuLY 2L-In the absence OF His Horor the Mayor,
His Honor the Recorder Was called On 70 preside.
The minutes Of the last meeting read and a2prov-
ed SEVERAL petitions in relation to taxation
fused to Committee on Taxes.
BILLS RxysRRm.
some small bills were received and REFERRED among
which was the bill Of s. Ks,nssr for s7s for taking
the census Of the frat division Of the Hrst district Of the
Tenth ward.
BILLS PAID.
The bin Of John C. WArcen, fer Sls5 a. for services
rendered in Tax Commi Office from 1ith Nay to
2lst July ordered to be paid. The report OF the
Con mitee Criminal Courts. In favor OF paying bill
Of Michael Muany for sllo 49, for services rendered In
pursuit Of Louis Baker, adopted The report In
favor Of paying the hill Of Henry s. Smith for s2a2
for supplies furnsbed the county jail was adopted
The bl Of John L. Amber for S3s IT. for services as
Clerk Of the Seventh judicial district from june 10 TO
July l. was ordered TO b paid The report OF Commit
tie on County Offices favor OF psyss bin OF snry D.
Johnson for sss for extra services Of Deputy Register
sToPPrAdE PAYMENT CLERKS APPOINTED BY THE
Tie fol owing was offered by Alderman wAKxxAs:
Resolved That the Comptroller be aud Ia hereby direct
ed to eisconsnue the further payment Of any moneys
John Van derpco and Alfred Chancellor who are lie.
gslly .ctiDs clerks Of police and civil courts.
matter, be had given ii sufficient study to b. &C.
qusinted with its merits On motion Of Alderman
NcoRHIa the Recorder excused.
discussion then took place, and the resolution VA,
put
Alderman ELy ssked why the Recorder did not vote
Alderman VooRHs-Becau he has been excused by
vote of this Board with dissent he Alderman Of the
Sixth ward)
Alderman ELY said he thought he had bssn voting on
something else.
The resolution was then put and adopted.
THE ANNUAL TAXATION.
The report OF the Committee on Aonuai Taxes was
pesented but being only signed by the chairman
cemwittee, alderman Kelly 1t objscssd TO by Al
German Ely a. being a minority report only N was
then moved that the papers be taken from committee
and rs fsrred to this Board which agresdto.
The report was then read, by which 1t appears that
they recommend that there shall be raised by tax ON
estses real and personal Of the freeholders and In
habants OF the city and county Of New York sum
exceeding 81 6O0 Tor the objects And purposes fol-
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1->OR sALE--A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, ON
Il one Of the most eiisbiy situatsd corners on the
Sixth avenue Stock and hxturss complete. Terms
moderate Satisfactory given for dsposing Of
the above. Apply TO LAuER BGLI, ia East rwenty-
fifth street,
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REV Ards.

[1nn REWARD-WlLL BE PAID FOR TUE AR
EIOO rect ana conviction Of the person or psrsons
wfc the night OF the 10th instant, feioniousy entr
e. snd csstr0yed portion of the machinery and did
ether dsmsse 10 the premises occupied by D. Jackson
SON. tnowu the Empire MIL IL Twenty afth street,
east ei Eiet avenue, LANE Il MANGAM,
D2 and 9& Broad street,
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MISCELLANEOUS

c11 BR0ADwAY.-A FURNISHED PARLOR AND
three sleeping apartments to let. No bsarders
iodesrs in the house, Contains bath and gas.
"A few doors from New YORK Hotel. References
Chsp2ed.
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r11ABM FOR SAIE-ON STATEN ISLAND, THREE
qusiters Of mile from Rossvile, conststing Of nine
acres good two story house (fou4tesn rooms), go8d
out buildings and fsncs. Priss 81, 20b half csah-t
worth s3,IC0. Apply at 81 Fulton street. Of J. Il o.
r. HODGE, on the premises Also, seven farms At
Gsrkssown, Rocsand county three at Bylsnd Sullivan
eorrty-sn very cheap and one at West sparta, Eiv
ipgston county, SIS to so less than II is worth.
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THoR sALE-A BARBERs SHOP, ONE OF THE BEST
stands In the lower part OF the city, reasonsb BILE
<srps and at very low price. Inquire Of G. B H0wES
q GO "a Eaesau street.
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7rn FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR HUD5ON-FUR.
i ~ nished rooms, for single gentlemen, with or
:hou, hoard pleasant ooat:on and good neighborhood
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6NIOVE ANODYNE
" TOOrHACHE DROPS.
The excueispg tormeIts Of toothAshs be speedily
relieved by the use o. this remedy. Eminent dentists
have high opinion Of It, and constantly recommend
II 10 their patients. Prepared and sold BY A. b. Il o.
SANDS Wholesale druggists, 100 Fulton street, New
York, siso by druggists generally.
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FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS, OCCUPYING A
IA small neat house In Blescksr street. near Broad
way declining housekeeping wish TO let th hsr house.
Ttservns rooms for the coming winter (havnx their
throughout Reference required. Apply at 665 Brold.
just above Bleecher street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Nlw JERSEY RAILRoAD-FoR PHILADELPHIA
and the south and West, via Jersey City mall and
express lines-Leave New York ct and ~ A.
NJ Fare - 70 IN = and IS in Sand 10 A. NJ, and
~ L; second eia. ~ 70 In 10 and At e. storprg a.
the West and for Baltimore, Warrington Norfolk &C. and
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MEDICAL.

| MEDICAL.
cO OnO cHALLENGE-THE NEW YORK INDIAN
yL.OVO Medical Institute, No 200 Grand street, New
sIoo the treatment 81 rheumatism, neuralgia colds
sor q
lsritiss and distractions &c. &C. Consultation gratis
THE IAMoUs DIR; HUNTER, WHOSE CURES ARE
really wonderful t. to be consulted all diseases
avenue. Call upon him.
TOOTH ACHE CURED-CURED IN ONE INSTANT
Don't with pain, but send 20 cents to DR. HUNTER
40 Greenwich avenue and he will return by post any
where, a cure.
TEE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF rHB
L aSs-hR. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered il
hind Of humor from the worst scrouia down 70
tried In LOO cases. and never failed, sn.sp,
In two eases-bsth thunder humor He has his POD
session owe. two hundred certificates Of It's virtue all vths
bottle. =: warranted to cure nursing mouth.
One three bottles viii cure the worst kind Of
Two 70 three bottles will cure the system Of bols
bottles are warranted TO the worst eanksr in the
Three % i've se. are warranted to cur. Al. ror, GA.
Ons 70 two bottles arc warranted to cure all humor in the
bottles warranted running the eyes and
four to bottles warranted to corrupt and
One bottle .ul cure sesiy eruption Of the skin
three bottles are warranted cure the worst case
Two three bottles warranted to The des
Three % four bottles A.. warranted TO cure the salt
rheum.
Tye to eight bottles will Of scrofuia
benent always experienced from the arst bottle ana
perfect cure warranted when the above quantity
AIKEN.
Reader pedded thousand bottles this IN the VI
epIty Boston know the effects off every ease 81
will eStnsuish hre VIII this
sold bottle OF IL but that sold another; after
trial always speaks for ITSELF There two thinss
this herb that appear 70 surprisnshrt that
pastures in places quite plentiful ana
YET rs value las been until dseoyered ID hi
sc second .na. should cur. All kinds humcf Or
:sa; i' ri ssf
and soldsbout ,ix bottles day In April 1854 sold over
thousand bottles day oft No change diet ever No.
eat che best you can get and Of Dreo
tions for useAdui table spoonfal per day; ehdrsn
years dessert children from ave eight YEAR
tea spoonful AZ no drections an be applicable con
stutons take tsmeient TO operate ths bowels
day M Kennedy gives personal attendance cases
o. serofua. saufaetsred BY Donald Kennedy, No 10
Warren street Roxbury. Moss. Price 81 Wholesale asents
fcr New YSfh.Chas H. Ring, No 1ea BrosAvsy; C. v.
Clskener, No II Barclay street; A. b. ID. Ssnds No li
Iston street; Massh 4 Northrop $50 Green ch stresE
shufAin Bros Co., 40 william stress Coyd Pau
lev Warren street; Ward Close Co Maiden lsne and ne
teneA ~ sllres eetsbledYusGists
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIES.-MLLE CAROLINE We.
~ ziens dancing Acaiemy, Howard street, open,
for the instruction OF ladies and gentlemen in the
onabe dances Of the day School practice every
Grand dancing sorees every Saturday night from
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIM0NIAL-LADIEISA AND GENTLEMEN Will.
ll ling to form matrimonial alliance will find very re-
.p.Ssaeis and .dyans.seous occasion By calling
opened matrimonial register whereby lady gentIe
man may secure themselves partner Lie Parties have
to state real residence requisites &c will be
exchanged None but parties OF the hsbest respsctaby
need apply No notice taken letter unles oontain
ing one dollar, excepting letters from ladies.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES, TEAS AND REPRESENTATION
sale retail subscriber respectfully informs his
old and the public large that he opened at
his old stand vssey street. which was partly destroyed
Ere the 9Th of March, has enlarged ana rsHted
sns teas sugars eonss spices SOAP starch hams shout
butter cheese Ac, DC Grooers bakers, hotel keepers
and families who purchase goods for cash. and wish
economy in doing, the subscriber respectfully soeits
70 call and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere and be convinced that they oan buy cheaper
still Adheres to his old system not requiring his
honorable pay the bad debts which are
vodabe in the credit sysem The subscriber fatters him
self from long experience in the business and
goods for cash from importers and hands IL
him advantages that others in the business not
have who from second third hands each making
. per eentsFe PETER LYNCH
B-ship and sloop stores put up the shortest no.
Gee Goods free Of carriage The subssyber has
connection with any other store.
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AZ LARMoNf,PARIs AND LONDON PHYsICIAn .,A
M surgeon, author 81 the Medical Advssr narrs.~
Guide msiled him sealed closely, TO any address IN
way, from II A. n. tll z and teS r. n, esnSsss
eIcepted Those at distance treated ana s.r-~
We concur vithother papers recommending Dr. Il ~
his reatise.-Dispatek Courier des H;ats tnia s1ass
xsNunG. DAy Book Ia n. B.-Net thsarus 49, sS-s"
DURiYY THE BLOOD IN THE SPRING -sTND.
Il quarter to DR. HUNTER 10 Greenwich asesus a.
he viii return yous box Of pills By post call upon hin
IL elan, Doctor HUNTER Call AZ his ossc. - 81
wieh avenue and get plaster and botte ~ ,hsSs...
crops Warranted cure. 81 the two. =" '''"A''e
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MEDICAL.

nR. WARREN, MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE or SIR
seons OF nondon and Edpburg attends private prac
tce, his old estabshedsofce IL Madison street
Catherine, where he performing the asonishnr
quits. 49,
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WORK SHOPS TO LET, CHEAP-THE TWO WELL
w lighted upper lofts Of the front building 374 Pearl
street, near oak. Apply to kelly FERGUSON, 2ss11
Rroa
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Upper MORRISANIA-TO LET OR FOR SALE,
" ahandsome two story cottage with wing and eight
lots at Paramount fifty minutes by the Harlem railroad
from City Hall; trains times house first class
year ago but never Frice or rent low
Apply to E. c. CHARLES, 1888 Pearl street, J. Fra
ser, builder, at depot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-13

A LADY, WHO GIVES LESSONS ON THE PIANO
IA forte, desires pupils whom she would attend at
their residence either New York Staten Island
Address Music, Herald office, Stapleton Post Office,
Staten Isfano