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.s arm of WIN. r.ylu q Co., No. Is Ann street. aged

the nfm Vi WIN. fsyiSx q So NO. 10 Ann street, ageu
His friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70 At
tend the funeral on Sunday afternoon a. two o'clock.
On Wednesday evening, April IL, MILTON DUBors
BROOKS youngest and Catherine Ann Brooks
aged years, month and days. fA
The relatives snd friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO atte cd the funeral rom the residence of his
parents No lo7 Amos street. this afternoon at half past
In Thursday morning, April 10, JouN HENRY, infant
scnof George William and Ellen Saunders, aged months
The frienes OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at two o'clock. The
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetsry.
On Thursday. April IL Of consumption, BARBARA, wife
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
1y,tsd to attend The fgusr. from her late
Her remains will DO taken to Tarrytown for intsrment
On Wednesday, April H. at his residence, in Brooklyn,
His friends And those OF his family, respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at st. Bartholom VS.
Church lafayette place, New York. this afternoon, at
On Wednesday, ApsA IL, Madame MARIE HOWELL a
Dativs Of Hanover, long resident Of Columbia, c.,
Southern papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, ON Wednesday April H. CONSTANCE QUAR-.
TIER, wife Of Henry Quarter, aged 20 years and 10
The relatives and friends Of Henri and Arthur QUARTER
respectfully invited to attend the funeral without
street. between Hamilton avenue and Colum ,ia street.
Brootlyn, this afternoon, Of two O'Clock precisely.
in Williamsburg, on Wednesday, April IL, Mrs. MARY
n. CAsTEEI, in the 6eth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral FROM late residence No. 249 south
mains vii be taken to Greenwood for iatsrment
On Wednesday morning, April IL, SAMUEL w. KELLEY,
aged 46 years, months and Is days.
attend the funeral from his late residence Portchsster
N. T.. TO morrow afternoon, at two O'Clock.
IN the h Of
hrs sge, for many years a resident OF this city.
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GEORGE COOK, ACCOMMODATIONS NEW
" and fashionable furniture, pianoforte. oil paintings,
French plate pier and mane glasses silver and china
ware, ke.-On Friday this dsyD At IO1f o'clock, by
slower Cook at their salesrooms Broadway and Duane
collection Of furniture and Housekeeping
articles every description consisting in part Of rosewood
parlor furniture suite in French brocae
plusA and hair cloth; richly carved escutoire
article cost $780, secretare library do music
cabinets top tre sofa and side tables Fronoh
work tables quartete and other fancy tables and
flower stands extension dining tables, SOFAS tetea teee
divsn chairs, rockerf spring scat parlor chairs, bed
seads bureaus washstands hair mattresses beds, bedding,
euameed cottage sets &C. Also invoice Of silver plated
and cbns hne table cutlery &C. At IL O'clock piano
tortes. Catalogues on morning OF fAle.
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ADVRRTlSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
CTARTLING REVELATIONS
y THE MAD HELRESS,
OR THE GRIMES OF AbTEP MOTHER,
Is the title Of startling work which will in the
& NEW YORK DISPATCH


OF April II. 1850
IN WHICH WILL BE REVEALED SOME OF THE DARK MYsrE
RIEs OF LAW ANDrLUNATIc AsyLUMs.
1t has long been known that Of the mad houses Of
Europe used for the dabolca purposes
dreamed that the lunstic Of the United States
used for other than legm purposes But when
to open the records these prossed phi
lsntbropc Institutions find that they betr than
their European prototypes There within the walls
Of some Of these both men and whose minds
who eorrned them TO their cennd whose souls free
from the guilt and crime which star the hearts those who
conpred deprive them their liberty that they might
reve in wealth that not theirs The purpose Of the
thoress Of 1.-THE Mad Here 10 to before the American
people history Of Of these terrible plots which but
too successfully carried out She hopes to public
opinion evil that calls loudly heaven for
How far she hss accomplished the purpose in view the
reader must Judge The Of the heroine who for the
purposes Of this work, called Emily WarnerD Is literally
true in particular and the real character will be
cognized in the city Of New York. and the towns Of
New England spite Of the attempt to conceal her unfor
tunate identity Read IT, that have daughters to leave
to the tender eres Of step mother and be careful how
your that cannot be used to cor
render the anal account Of your stewardship earth
Price four cents copy For sale by all agents Pub
LEGATION once No. ~ Beekmsn street.
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On Wednesday morning, April IL, OF paralysis ELIZA.
aarH Roos wife Of William Scott in she 8Oth year Of her


On Wednesday morning. April II, OF paralysis, ELIZA.
Roos wife Of William Scott In :he Goth year Of her
age.
me relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
her law John Hutton are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral her late residence No lis Hud
ssn street. this afternoon, at three O'Clock Hr
win be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for nterment
On Wednesday, Aprl IL, Mrs. MARGAREr NICHOLSON,
rect Of James Nicholson, Of Glasgow, Scotland aged SO
years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend this morning. at en ocock
without vtston, from her late residence, No.
63l Hudson street.
On Thursday, April IL, Mr.. ANDREW sApLIER a native
Of Drumshampo county Letrm, Ireland, aged SO yesrs
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend fun srs afternoon, at two O'CLOCK,
without farther notice. from his late residence No 30
fanoewater street. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery
On Thursday, April H. Mr.. WILLIAM JONES, &C the ad-
vApced age Of ~ years and 10 months.
are respectfully invited 70 attend hts fauera 81 two
o'clock this aiernoon rom the residence OF his son No.
20 sixth avenue.
CLEVELAND and California papers please copy.
On thursday morning, April ~, WILLIAM TAYLOR, Of
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Thc Smithsonian House., ms ENLARGED, ID

open, esrner OF Broadway and Houston street.
The same block With the Metropolitan Hotel and Nblos
rooms rsnsns N price from 70 cents day or inside sin
The restaurant 10 located the first floor Broad
way whore, In the private meals will be furnished
~ the lowest price the market Affords and In
style the guests paying only for what they order Travel
lefs will find at the Smithsonian accommod atoms of
roy order for respectabty order neatnnss attention.
comfort and economy. SIDNEY K0PMAN.
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EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUcTfoNEER-BYF FRANK.
~ lin sale Of ll3 eases Of the Amcri
superior black ink, by sample
on Saturday, at ~ Nassau street. by order
J. BROWN, Assignee
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Rrandreth House Restaurant, opposite Ne,

Haven Railrosd Depo-entrance LspenArd and Canal
served At all hours oysters in styles
60 last until o'clock In the George Slater
Of the New York Hotel superntends the cooking depars
ment No place in the city supply cheaper better
dinperhe and the few will have
tsfsetion Remember Lispenard Canal Streets en-
trance either street. NB-Dnner and supper parties
DO accommodated with private rooms If desired.
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CantreIr,s Twelve Smiling GaItera.-Can-

Cantreli's Twelve Shilling Gaiters.--Can-
obliged 20 keep the doors cos for time prevent
store from oversrowdns That the result of popularity
honorable and eonseientious dealing His twelve shilling
E'ers have obtained for HIM celebrity rapidly
qurng him handsome fortune His address Is 1856 Bow
uy and he sways happy to welcome customers
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On Wednesday, April IL, BY the Rev. Mr. Forbes, Mr..
THOMAS IRVING to Mas AUGUSTA PAGE, all Of This city
Quebec papsrs please copy.
I'm Tuesday, April 10, BY the Rev. Dr. Tying, THOMAS
A. d. FoRsrR OF Salem, Mass, to ANNA daughter Of
J. r. Ghisan, Of this city.
On Wednesday, April ii, by the Rev. J. wescott Mr..
Tzoa PIuH, Of this city, TO Mss MARY A. holloway,
Of Peughkeepsie.
Poughhsepsie papers please copy.
On Thursday, April L. BY the Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er T. CoLMAs, OF TarrytowD, to Miss NARY j. MoRRn,
81 Brooklyn.
On Wednesday,, April H. BY the Rev. Mr.. stryher Mr..
Eosr Hsssr OF Gaisna, ILL.,, 70 Miss MAoDAINA PNF of
On Tuesday, April 10, by the Rev. Dr. Stephens Mr..
SAMUEL NJ AcADAM to Mrs MARY HARDY, both OF Phlx-
delpbia.
In Broohlyn, on Wednesday, April IL, By Rev. j. In
ship, M koBRKr WAUGH Of this city TO Miss MARTHA
STURGyor, Of Chehsngo county.
At WIketbarre, Pa, on Saturday. April T. by the Rev.
John Damepce, GEORGE 4. DUSTIN ESQ of Bald VILE
Mass., to Miss LOUISA CuRris OF Shrewsbury, N. j.
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EUGENE b. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER - BY
u FRANKLIN Nichols ITO morrow, saturday. at l0JS
o'clock at 70 Nassau street. between Fulton and John,
Eugene b. Franklin will SELL at auction, above large
variety Of very superior cabinet FURNITURE carpets mirrors
bedeao bureaus wAshsands parior furniture suite;
painted and enamelled chamber furnure beautiful velvet
tete tetes and cLar: in great varsity besides qhansty
private remain on storage or lie
packed for shipping In the best Also, At II o'clock
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Storage. Carpets, Mirrors, &c.,
taken storage, dn good clean rooms) the cheap
china and glass store NO. S3 Broadway above Eleventh
street. j. x. KERR.
Useful China and glass properly packed
for families removing TO the country.
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Why Is 1t that n. Il. Luss&'s, No. I51 Fulton
street. Brookvn door below High street, Is
his bonnets and corsets the best
cheapest to be found. Please try one erH
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II You want to Purchase Suit OF Cloth
Jog fifty per cent cost call at EVANS Clothing
EmpoTiun, 70 and IS Fulton street.. p ~
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS a co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREss-oRICE
IA No. 80 Broadway Our next TO San Francisco
will be forw arded Thursday, April 18th,
STAR OF THE WEST, via Ncsrssua, In charge Of special
nestenger to destinat W. b. DINsNORE
r.. 3 SANFORD,
SM. SHOEMAKER
Package Express.
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Dalm - Thousand Flowers-FOr beautfy-
ks the complexion and eradicating all tan pmples
tsekss from the face. FETRIDGE CO., Boston; G. A.
RING, 1872 Broadway, agents. -
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In the Moffat Building, No. 335 Broadway,
lawyers artists manufacturers Of jewelry, clothing
etner light fabrics, be accommodated with spacious
we'll lighted and veutated, varying
500 70 s50 Also suite OF rooms
with all the modern improvements. Apply to
WIN. B. MOFFAT. 1886 Broadway.
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Let this be your Guide Tor Carpsta

English velvet carpets, i0s. lis. per yard.
English tapestry carpets, Is. S., IS. par yard. =
knelish tbree.ply carpets, U.s., So. per yard. XXX. 81
English ingram carpets, 3s As, A. 3d. %. per yard
English oilcoths, 6s., 7s per yard. NV s-U
American oilcloth. q. I'D, IS, 5s. per yard.
Geld window shades. SO, "a So per pair. 500 7.
-N''' '''s's' 10 TiiiiRAM ANpERsoN,s 90 Bowery
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10 Nervous Sumerers.-A retired Clergy.
restored 70 health in few days. after many years
u xeAt sufering Ii anxious make known the
lssns Of viii send free) the prescription used
Bret 70 Rev JOHN n. pAGSALL, No. Fulton street,
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Defiance Salamandcr Safcs.-6obert M.
the solo manufaotursr in the United States Of
NE above celebrated Afe and f. c. COINS impenetrabe
asnanee locks and bars Depot No. 1872 Pearl
door below Maiden lane.
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Great Bargains IN French Chxna-Two Aun-
sd white china dinner SETS containing enough pieces to
SETS containing enough pieces dine eighteen persons,
q eS, worth Sc; 800 white china tea SETS ut - co. worth
%; silt band richly decorated sstts in
portion. w. y. r. BAILEY h CO.,
Marble Store, 631 and 633 Broadway.
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w. j. d j. E. Flows, IL Para Place, nanu-
eeture and sell window shades and all kinds
efcurtan fixtures than other house
IN the trade Country dealers requested Co call and
anime their assortment before selecting stock tor spring
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open the European PLAN and ready for the recep
ton OF the travelling public whose comfort every
NON viii DO paid by the he.rs 0GRADY late Of Judsons
Hotel Brapdreth House, All and 4l9 Broadwayopposte
New Haven Depo-private entrance Al Canal street.
member opposite New Haven Railroad Depot.
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Wedding Cards.-An Assortment or Ever
ses elegantly snsravsd at home notes wedding cards
any part OF the country. Established fS40.
JAMES EYERDELL, 302 Broadway, corner Duane ST.
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UCTION NOTICE.-RETAlL STOCK OF CHINA
IA glass and crockery, by WILLIAM w. SHIRLEY, Mon
day, April l6th 1T 10 O'clock at No. 400 Hudson street.
che stock of best Sale positive the declining
the business Also all the shelving glass gas FIX
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UCTIoN SALE CONTINUED.-E. e. AARON WILL
IA sell this day. ut 10 O'clock At the sales
No. Nassau street. the balance Of watches and ewey
Sold Also invoice Of Bretng Frres carat gold watch
chrononetsrs &c Gentlemen venting good watches for
watches for time for and said
to be the finest watches imported this Sale
without reserve cash. - ~
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India sllks.--Juss Received, ana for Sale
cheap two hundred pieces Of real india % Of the
nswsst also black India satins Of superior make
Leonard street. - = - ~ -.
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Coy IOrss Double FVangc S0famander Safes,
with powder proof locks small keys fifteen Thousand Sold
hundreds tested by fire, not has failed All sizes
han 81 the only depot 5 Pearl street. opposite Fletcher
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A UCTI0N NOTICE.-THOMAs BELL, AUCTIoNEER.
IA Bell Bush will sell this day, Mt l01a o'clock,
ut % Walker street. the handsome furniture of
ny comprising the Of parors bed rooms
SOFAS oilcloth fine lot Of ftings and
articles satuI dayLarge sale Of furniture in sales
rooms Centre street. Monday-Mortgage sale of stock
fixtures. &c., of grocery store
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Rats don't die In their holes, but come ont
and die by usng CoSTARS enectuai rat oockroach &c.
extermDator Wholesale and retail depot sSS Broadway
New York. Not dangerous to the human family.
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IA Bogart.-This day, at lok o'clock, At the auction
OF Frankfort and William Streets genteel
household furniture Sofas couches, bureaus
BEDS mahogany chairs three ply and carpets wash
stands tables kitchen furniture looking glasses clocks
cane seat char refrgerstors crockey and variety Of
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GROCERIES, RAIsINs PICKLES, cATsUPs NUTS
VI This day. 81 Dey street, Greenwich 10l
o'clock teas eonses sussrs brandy GIN, shelf
ground quorce, smoking and chewing tobacco shoves
SAWS, knives, &C. w. s. CARTER, Auctioneer, 81 Dey
street.
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n G. HORTON, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL, ON sA,
VI. turdsy at O'Clock, at Is Sixth avenue furniture
removed for convenience OF SALE consisting OF chairs tables
sofas, bureaus, stoves, &c. &c.
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w 5. MELLoR AUCTI0NEER-BY HoUGHToN 4
w MElLOk--Tuesday and Wednesday, April l7th and
Of N,ssrs Mecraw AsndorPh, 456 broadway embracing
the whole Of their costly deliberately carved furniture
OF the latest and most approved styles We
invite friends and the public to view this
really beautiful collection previous to the SALE aud they
st assured the sale will Dc peremptoy they closing
the business Hotel propeors merchants and those who
are about refunishing first class houses would profit by at
lending this sale Every facility the premise, for pack
ing ana shipping. Articles Purchased at tns sale
main In TIE store until the first Of May The stock consists
IN part VIZ twenty snperb richly decorated and enamelled
chamber suite OF tie latest styles pAror
niture including carved furniture SUITS
muslin &C., OF the latest DESIGNS aud styles; rosewood
Tor secretary and bookcase lined with $500;
rich centre, pier and side tabe beautiful
ceres with mirror doors and backs Chamber furniture
Elaborately csrved rosewood bedsa bureaus and wash
stands to match, with marble Also mahogany and
walnut suts: chamber furniture match; together with
hall furniture, OF every style and desin, rose
wood and mabogany ball stands hall tables with and with
out marble tops hall chairs 40 together with large
sortment Of PLAIN furniture viz tete atetes
chairs rockers, d,ans otomnns card tables plain
walnut and mahogany extension dining tables corner
stands etegeres stands fancy tables light stands
&c. Catalogues will be ready on Monday.
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~ Nervous sunercrs--A retired Physician
psssesses prescription that proved enectual restoring
I'm health In days after years Of suffering
general debility Anxious TO make IL known will
<saa the prescription used free. Direct DIR. EDWARD
WILLIAMS. ~ FULTON street, Brooklyn, N Y.
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sell this day At 10k o'clock 1t the seed STORE John
pr and mos, poes Gn ana ont os pps hone, nshs
minss srape vines, carnations Pnks yeroenas esaias
morning Of SALE from Peter Henderson, Jersey City Cat
alogues,
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DUssELL w. wEsTCoTT, AUCTIoNEER. HOUSE
IL sale Of superb rosewood and mahogany furniture to-
morrow SatudayJ at 10 o'clock At house No. ~ Eighth
avenue Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
sI handsome tapestry Brussels and rain and
brackets suit rosewood parlor furniture, elegantly
carved covered in crimson and brocade do in
baoth marble top etegere mirror 'front.'
lace curtains and shades SOFAS armchas rockers
top, and pier tables rich mante
ments French shade clock oil paintings &c with spen
did variety rosewood and mahogany chamber furniture TO
match made the best hair mattresses
oval and other gold and painted toilet sets gold
borderd shades tete stetes sprngeAt chairs bookcase
feather beds Ac with number OF French cottage bed
steads with hair mattresses and paasses to TT Also, all
the basement table, rich china
glassware slverware ivory cutlery crockery ronwsre &o
Catalogues at house. No postponement.
CPLENDlD STATUE OF WASHINGTON, FULL
length, by the late eminent sculptor Thom together
With the farm acres: and country seat a. Carkstown
o'clocf, at Merchsnts Exchange by c. r. MfLLEk& CO.,
IN tioneers.
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ruNIs xoNRELL,, sAuGTIoNEEEs;-cHoIcE STOCK

rUNIs M0kRELI, AUCTIoNEER CHOICE STOCK
this morning, At 01 O'clock at Nassau street, Of
excellent carpstng by the piece
Iianoortet oil paintings and mirrors tlt ramcs) French
china hair mattreses bronze clocks settees hall stands
&c.The large spacious saeroom first floor contains
valuable assortment Of housekeeping articles selected only
those in Of cash. and known oduce
be relied The public assured that they will be
satisfed-reurn Of when no For description,
anime catalogue before this morning. Careful
and packers hand to facilitate purchasers As
underdders allowed the fullest confidence placed
The and carptng will be sold At IL O'clock after
which invoices Of gold jewey fancy goods &c superior
furniture enameed chamber furniture extension
cn tables library bookcases and wardrobcs, with
kind suitable for entire frat and second cass dwellings
second hand desks, books, Ac also,
iron safe ON Saturday tomorrow psrlor urni
ture OF family In Twenty eighth street
M c. ALBuRTUs, AUCTIUNEER-sTORE 10 COURT
W. street. Brooklyn will sell on krdAy, April 10, NJ 10
o'clock in Columbia street. between rrson and Degraw,
South Brooklyn general assortment Of groceries, ship
stores, &c also the counters, fixtures, casks &c. also,
the fixtures of butcher shop next door 70 the above
gotber with the horse, wagon ard harness
WILLIAM wITTERs. AucTioNEER, WILL SELL,
w this day o'clock the afternoon ut l7 Canal
street. the genee furniture Of family breaking house
keepng-an elegant rosewood piano, ~ octsves large
riT glass; pnntinss centre dining and tea tables etsa
ete sofs; safy rocking ard other chairs; tapestry
other carpets ocloth mahogany and walnut hedscais
hair and other mattrefsc beddng marble top dressing hu
rcaus washtands; toilet sets: vardrobes; dining and
Kitchen furniture Also, cutlery glass, china and plated
ware, nearly rev.
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GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AT AUcTloN.-JoHN
~ REESE AuctioneerThe sale Of books st Nortons II
Chambers street. will conclude this evening with valuable
collection Of miscellaneous books handsomely Illus
tary catalogues ready.
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Holloway's Pills are particularly adapted
to the constitutions Of females Of all ages-a few doses will
do them good than medne they have taken
They In their effect make ladies eel
and look least years younger Sold al the manuo
tories 10 MAIDEN lane, New York. and ~ Strand London,
and by all druggists, at 25o 62ko and 81 per boz.
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Hair Cutting, Curling, Dressing and Sham
pooling nimitaby by BILL, 40 Nassau street Shaving six
eents lnfble promote the growth of hair
els, soaps, Ac. -
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in New YorkA strong desire TO the invalid the
ares which and quackery spread induces the
undersigned TO give this public invitation all nyalds VI
stng this cy for medical advice those residing here TO
call upon him, At his once ia Broadway: He will be
advice; and all cases where he cannot AFFORD relief he
will give such information will enable the invalid resi-
dent strangely avoid imposition snd find the medical
and surgical Aid required For the following diseases he
day in the week. sundays ption,
and all diseases OF the lungs and throat papiaon and
Ali other forms Of heart diseases liver dyspepa
and all other diseases OF stomach and bowels piles,
and weaknesses rheumatism, scrofua, and all skin dis
Persons at distance invited to consult him by
better giving him full statement Of the case Prompt
charge Whatever Address s. s. FITCH, A. n, NJ D., IA
Broadway, New York.
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UCTION NoTICE.-CAMELIAS, ROSES. AND OTHER
IA choice pants.-SAMUEL OSGOOD. Auctionesr, will
mornina Friday and Saturdsy At 0T oelans
each day large collection of camelias other
ments in New York. and viii be sold without the
for cash.