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Poiics late llaence.

LIE IN GoTHAM-SEF1sG TIE EIErHANT.-YesterGsy
Jig handsome icokirg s. J. nanet Elizabeth Gray. was
brought before Justice Connolly a. ths Lowsr Police
Court, en- chsrge o. g:sna lsrceDy ia sealing a'. Is
ALLEGED, $500 fiora country nan nansd Aaron Walk.
The complainant who ia resident Of Uniontown Penn.
syvsn:a alleges that a 10Th Of ,ril ss be inst ths
socused at The BJwery tbesse. Complainant sgresi TO
accompany the prisoner 70 her place ct renaencs No IS
Elizabeth street where she ext cd hs vale fro his
breast packet ard about repsciog il. whoa Me.
Walk Uncovered ths nick RAT being pisyei upon
him. He immecissely orensd The pocketoook, and on
sxsninI fund 70 his nj mem ii at bills TO the
unit q $6C0 Inis He thsn lsed the fair
smssl ay1na robbes when she 500 ohsr
sekipg, and gvrg II TO MIN ss3 that all the money
hso tsken frcna him. Toe complainant, However
suli not be satisfied the on and ab
skinf bose asoot TIE ma ter whea NUMBER of able
,oiec lena entered tie and aied the ccun
ymsn "A the choosing Thstr tbrea.eria9
ti,u ws: ds bin compelled him 70 leave the Premi
ses 10 g-e.t haste B5fors he tok biz departure,
hoveve-, he found $C0 oil, concealed UNDER Miss
Grsy's MT. which he scared and then nsds hasty
retrsat The police we're informed OF 'he matter
a.;er lie renee, ana desc' Upton Of the fe
male given 10 sicsr Jou -csn Of the Lower Police
Court This pois.msu, 1ho is quite expert st catch
tLieve ceeoed in srr->pg the prisoner yesterday
u1osnirR. The gistrse before whom the accused
mmittei bar to the 20 nbs for trial. Mean
time Welk IS detained rs s1tnesR for the Prosecution
CHARGE GRAND LaRcFsY.-ChIr.es Ramsey, . coiored
man, tshe1 INTO cusd, ~ ccar Evars, Of the Fit.a
ward poos charge Of stealing gold watch, and $50
COLO epp from Gene ius LeDox, also colcred The
comps pEt who is citizen Of Massachusetts, bat
resides At No Is =. job ia lane visit t, New
York to the an slavery anoiverrsy msstngs.
be usc3u scqusn &c WIN dansey IN enc OF the
diiDkDg in Leonard street, and iaduced by
him visit houses II vssy doubtful character, in
Thomas e. eet Here comp a'nsns pan aloons, ain
irg the above pcopertE, cAriisI off IL is
posed b. b. ierd Rsnsey. lie prisoner was commit
ted for tia b. Ju-sce Co snolS.
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Political Intelligence.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE KNOW NOTHING STAT


GIL OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Resolved, That We Ieafrn platform OF last Novem
Der, ard at ere 70 The sarne IN all 8 pa-,s.
Resolved, TIA cordially and fully srdcrse the &C
ten Q. elesa. in Eec.d from the Convention held
in Philadelphia IN February last, AID their subsequent
held 10 New York on thu 18th o. Jups mex
Resolved That this C5uncl relieving The support Of
Fillmore srd Dcne!scn insepsraby cor nected with the
support Oi principles utterly inc5nsstent with thoee
With we hive reatirmed abJye, we rspudiste their
pomrati,n.
unen o. all TIE oppon epts OF the present national al
mitis ration in the approaching Presidential election
Therefore.
Rsoy d. That will cordially 1lte with all the peo
pie of New HAmpebre who oppo,ei 20 the further
tnsioA Of slavery ever Zee territorywho are Ia favor
OF the in a admission o. Kansas ~ free state and
OF restcIiI The Enstraton of the gtne o. govern
ment TO the policy sanctioned b. washif gso, and st
iersor.
ANOTHER MEETING CT THE ANTIFILLMoRE KNOW
NofHIHss IN BOSTON.
Another meeting OF the sntiFilimore Americaosi vas
he'd at the Ada Houe, Boston the Ttn inst The
att ndsnce la ger omewhat than Il was the previous
pight The meeting mainly OF, for the Interchange
nmen md CONSULTATION IN regard TO future action.
1t decided hold q meetir next Tuesday eve
ming At the United States Hotel and that the call for sad
neetir sht MD emb: oil anti Fillmore Americas vho
stand upon The Springfield platform Measuress will be
ssen to gel a tu representation Of ant! Fillmore Ams-
feni ept az this meeting. The names suggested
degste at s-s 10 the 49, Of Jure convention,
Mr. Temple Of fismiDghs N, aud Mr. Thurstou Ct Lam
caster.
VIM. T. BAtistt, Jr,. Bq charm Of the committee
OF me bANnore NY tCuncu sppOinten 10 exNpo Tine
bcsrislties OF the city to the Hon. James Buchanan,
ate nil ikter to England receiv.d communication
from Mr.. Buchanan. sarg that he expected to preach
BamcIe in the after train Of from New York
Monday rext.
The Memphis Arpot says:- Already commanding the
preference Of The rieIos Ct he Igns Ct South at tbs
tire North stephen A. Douglas IL doubtless TIE rst
choice q the Sou nam democracy ard would and
ii highest Southern support outside Of petty c:nsi1e
rsops because Of his 4eadasness aud devotion to the
interests and ghts Of the Southern sta the 10.
stituticu OF slavery.
meet the 4th Of SEPTEMBER next for the nomination OF
ates fer Presidential Electors, Governor and Rail-
road c. mfnssioDerR
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Fort Of New Yors, May Q. as5S.

CLEARED
6,esr ship orsh Star. Hunter Bremen-D Torrance
Bask John Eernsnn H.m espSoidt Hsnburs"r K.rol
Bark Norn lPrus) Schultz MIsmchi Fauch Mstccse
sIs i 0srsn: rOap!si. DOSoS j. .nd-J : Psssin.
Brig Wskehed- Al en-. Georgeto ,n-walsh Carver
schr wintemo- oh, Morrow. F.vsns-T ailm.rin.
scbr Sls. nmsr Ct John. AB-G L Hatch:
s ssr Esss a6ss rs,sr
schr hmsr'cs Burton, Prey deuce Masser.
sloop klzs. Kwoad Prcviderc &C Master.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish Norfolk, &c with mae
pss5ensers to Lud am Peasants.
hD % A'9 ys.po AD1 "s @ g e and
geo s ss IN oo. sno MEG ID saS; s
iss AZ IRON sandy BOOK Have expert uceS ans cssr wes
ther eurnR the from lon Have not been lat A.
chip Lucy Ear let (rew Foote. Boston. days. in ballast
Royal Arch tBe Kenrey sl.sscw, Apsn9 with pas:
vih the Of ship boomerang Of Liverpool (eecore
ported vh ores ard ma,nua the deck, mlzen
Newound and close BY her captain having
porte beir beard and found hs pere.ly hgh q
teeu abandoned in haste
Bss ns CO Eay March % sS lid
paDted pers dismssted having nohinx but the tore
ssd aadns was wss had s large
Ensh berg ye sak and b.wns reh could not board
qasn,fy Of wiecis stuff spsr. psses Of DO
Brig 0sscsse CIR k.ymond sspe IL aid g asvs
schr Psleux suchn Porto Rico, Is days. with sugar to
sssr Merlin srI Cole Dorchester IL days. with stone to
Prop elsr yctien Mo, ley, Baltimore
Propeller Wescheler. Clsrke. Providence.
Bark welasd (reu) ostss manu. frm Bsemerhavsn April
4, with rasserse
Alto Gee bark. unknown.
Wind dur rg the osy North.
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Married

On Wednesday, May :, by the Rev Nj Enoch Van
AIKEN, of tie Dutch Reformed church, ut ,mng a.e vii
l'ee, Mr.. VIM. G GRAHAM 10 hiss MARY Ann READ both
CT Hafism.
On Wsinesssy. May I. at st. Thu mas Church. By Rev
c. Rcoasv.is Duis AaEs FISHER to KATE, daughter Of
John Snecknsr Eaq. al OF this city.
On Wedussdsy, Nay ov the Rsv. c. g. Som nsrs
HEkRy n HYATT TO Mis- EuAH p Cons co.h OF this cir,
On Thursday, May ~ s. Aune's Church. by the Rev
john d. Forbes, D D. WILLIAM CASSIDY of AlbA,y 70
LUCE daughter of 2. Rcchstcrt, n tots city
On Morday evening. Msy S, at tbs reeidenss of the
BRIDES father, By the Rev Mr. earmlev Mr.. GSoRGE w.
JosEs to Mise EMMA B. HRsDLzS, both CT this city.
Louisville KY PAGERS pease copy.
in Brook yb, Wednesday. Acrii 80 BY The Rev Mr..
David j. Patterson Mr. PETER MCFARLAND, of Glasgow t,
MARGARET youngest daughter Of Thomas Thomson, An
nan, Dumfi ees hire, Scotland
In Brooklyn, on THURSDAY evening May 8, at the
Church Of the Holy Trniy. by the Rev. Dr. Lewis SGY
kouI PHasY, ct Dunda Pa, Formerly CT this CT y,) to
Miss NARY FS,RiaG 5AyaEw, or 3os ON.
Bos'on ard Monsrcse pagers please copy.
Fifth nth, 9th 1856 sfer tho order Of Friends, at
this residence Of a. G. Giu, yorktown. wes chester
county, ct quarter past seven O'Clock p. NJ r Tnsy L.
HAIIocA az this city 70 MARY HoAG OF tina former place
Westcheser county Parets please copy.
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Board Of COuncilmen

The Bard mst las. evening at O'Clock, Presidsn
Pnckrey in the chair.
Third readings being first in order the following re-
por,s adopted OF Committee Ordinances, in
of en6irs ordinance Iestvs 70 the cens and
regusr CT carts and carmen, express wagons &; OF
CuDiitee Reads favor Of consurrg to pave Third
avenue, between Fcry third srd Fifty sixth streets
The Board then went into Committee of thu Whols,
china Barney Ia the chair and passed the vsio
bills ,s.erIsd 10 third reading.
Tie Gully matter OF importance comFg up after the
comm tse motion TO take from the table the
resou op passed by the Bard Of Aldermen directing the
Comptroller 10 stop the sas Of the Brick Church property
The molten -ss lost on diviiiop.
Aci4uIred 70 NolGaY
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lily ISteiiiS ence
ANOTHER cowHID1SG AFPALa-ALFRED CARSON, T dE
CHEF ENGINEER, AssAILED.

ANOTHER cowHIDINe AFPALE-ALFRED CARSON, TdE
CHIEF EsGINEER, AssAILED.
Yesterday morrirg soeut 10 o'clock, the Ieshb rho ID
OF Elizabeth snd Walker streets tn la gse,t
state of ex.i'emsni IN ocntelue1ee c1waIding afae
which of 10 TIA. local. j. 1t appears that Alfred
Carson The Chief +, gireer assai ed j. B Lsvsriih
brother in law. There las of late been nestle dit
eulty betwssn the parties which led % the mission
OF the attack pom Mr.. Carson by his brotterin.law
No ares. bias yet been INSIDE. tier was grea excite
ment stoGt the CT Hall ard an1ng the members o. tls
Fire Department in consequence OF the trestmeat the
Chief FL ginssr reserved tina hands Of his relative No
steps have yet been al 70 iaye Lye:i;h arrested but
it Ia presumed complaint viii De made against hca by
Mr. Carson. The Chief Engineer says the whole matter
prscoucerted plan TO mi IRE hin in toe estimation
Of tie public.
ARRIVAL EsicRAsTs - he packet ship Constellation,
Capt VIM Allen, arrived st ibis por. yesserd%y, (9h
inst in twenty Fix days from Liverpool isgirg 700
steersos psssepsers all we'll Of VIII IN 223 English
rs Scotch and 1852 Ii,h: $40 nsss and $50 females.
Married males 80; msriiea hmsles, so; snes males
249; sing er'sle, 26 male Children under II Al 70
male Children 56 nae infants, 8; female infants, IL,
The sve-sge sgrs of he above are 251s years.
FANNY BARkE1nG.-r There Little change to bs no
4ieed in The prices Of produce at Washington mar
yesteresy. Beef sversg,d from II to IA cents per
pound, snd 6sh from 70 II cents per pouud Batter
fspgss ror 20 = % eeats PEE pound spd egg Ten Tor
slilfg Inc nloist -ther bgve hal sutly has
bad .xrAe1t elect uP9a - I'd raoisLeH, Deets and
fsc vie lies are IN ifcn the Soub but
vet very eesr farmers Fay h.t this most deli :ious cf
berries III be very plentiful curing the coming June,
indeed v III eli early produce back Ead aud
wet spr acts 4vorsby garden truck, the roots
se sre gtssfsd vile the stAk an leaf are no. deve
Hoped ia ma uIeiy.
SuicrpE IVY TAXING LArDASUs.-Lsst evening, about
bslf-psa oclcck, . woman named Mrs. Emnons, re-
tdirg II MscaCu street committed suicide by
akrg dee. &C lsudapum 10 cause can 81 present be
sesicT e. Tor the commission Of the rash ac The Coro
Isrs bav. notified of the and viii old
an IN ques. upon the boy Of the deceased today.
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HOTEeNs.
II AROSENE OIL
IN
OILS.
sEoUR Rp b


Important b heads Of departments rees q hossisadA
ssyums ptisnrs scboos colleges churchos. railroad cou
papies sco<ies ship ship eupply m0r e~uers a
country rssdsncss propnors ef wsers places and hoA
keepers.
The Undermined have the hcsox snnsunos that s Kere
OIL Company, by aboviAnd beve wcces
81 entirely removing the unpleasant odor ro kerosene
oil without Injury ~ ts Illuminating quatnea- Shs atvan
tBRee prSaeesed oy ths kor0son9 oil
let. The p,ensity OF tie light produced.
d. II II not EXPLOSIVE
Sd It wiz remain fluid, whom The best sperm oil has CO.,
asaed.
4 Is uDrivsDed eeonomy-A 10 worth kerossue oil gyng
g much hsbt .. % o. rspseed oil..61 q vhase-
1ITu, ance panss allow % be used without Additions
premium.
1hc with se and M wick, be sdaPtsA
tight expense to The mechanical sarce solar. astral
Yosin oil pbepe AID webhs patent lamps to
mental csndeiok ard chandelier .blng the osa
to kerr OIL 1t 81 gallon adnrdns doabls
or from spe- m OIL Mt - q
Kerosene Ubricarg equal IN futiJ 10 Ae best spe,~
oil possessing the greet OF mot congesipg ct low
emperutne. This oil be burned in all The 0rdcagv
mechanical collar and hand lsUpe ircludnx b1wspr And
dsrsl lanterrs, and gives light than spa whae Or
lsrd oil. AUSTENB,
Agents fer he Ksroseus on Compsny 80 Beaver sRss New
Y0k
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VIRGINIA..

FAPFiuD, Msy 7.-Proprietors purse 500, two mile
heats
James TsIy's z. h. Engineer, 4 resrs old, by
Revenue, dam Andrewetia. l
c. Green's B. m. Augusta, years old, BY Ain
derby dam Princess Anne ........,...,,,.., L
David McDsniel's ch. b. Sam Letcher, years
oic, by Wagner, dam Nedoc ............. :
Jof L Beiehttfs b. m, years old, by Chids
HslroN fan, ~ ion p-isrn ...4............ Is,
Tine 8.s9t, 2. 5T-ss
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s!sH. So; s. w
Ks.s s Fisher 80 .s sst a:si
R.i1ess, Fsa,on Philsss dell. s. u xvo,.. ..,,
Ss. ksshfss, m
Rudolph. st joins b. chip hontnsorenci, Brown New
NEW ORLEANS, May PM RI ships sur.n tsr, Hunter
Liverpool Vim sprss1e Bowers do; 3 Mari Lan tear
,.lA gsvana Geo Prescott ariey, Charleston schr Ma
so AS.beios coming up, .he. Kennebsc ps,tsn, Lzsr
wssss ss'Ef S sou M sPi
hInres Eehos AGA sebicoe; banks Xrdenres Marsh Ma
b u Il SIP: Wilbur Fisk and casna 9Th
u, ships NOT ten and Globe, x,.r .,.,,
Yk 1nIs,oD sssr' sssss Hsr
sa York New YORK p Il es a.
eout Of wsser oid briggs Lucere Ma5eIs Demsra,a; Hes
perns, Grsrd, kingston, ia; schr VIM Bic'n' Smith, New
Ma s s Ss,e sv. sgrnsams
khwBnRsr9RT Ma SD ssSss Kos; ss Cctss Nsw
May Ss FL: Ss' a.:s ssi 5 ss ss
sy. for sns om ngS. d. for
d,pSs So op Fashion Fsey SYc,I er sroyse.e
s ,.sih s sass S
Lsopsa ssEsaasr 90 fsr LaSes Escs SIy c.s :,
yas sSssn KEN. Fsso; 8
f bs~ Hesny ca :cs Dec ksorn Runr Jscs@
vile: west " md. Toward, Norfolk
"a IN srlrs Helen mar Tooser, Bs'imore KSc W-sty
anssir from Midoiston NC with her cargo Of csrn ny
sh Aired Barrstt Chrllsn Hsvssa " vaughan ny ford
1ck: Emmy spence; John Bowman, Tago an
sbey Thomas Churn Philadelphia River QUEER rov az
and MAJ saa Hand, Tssry. NYoik sloop Mary D. bs Ha.
neIcBMoND Ms, 7-Ar schr City Bells Psribt,p, IA,
sxvAFzxa Hsy sod bs,x asresrss, stre Gland Ell.
bih-krr shfp Mary Adeline, Fslee Liverv,o bark
Allen Carstou Boston; brig Phiur1 Jones lYo,k schrs
hblii. do. Maine law rsossrd Roc,pcrt Cs oarx Mar
@tiFM NAY i-Arr schr Atlantic, Ents NYork
! Vt NINGfor, NC. MAI e-Arr vhe Geo Davis, rsa
/ Boscp,
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A MAN AND BoY BURNED TO DEATH IN PHILA-
dslpha-A shocking affair, which resulted ia the dsath
OF two psrsnDs, pscs At rrostsr DiskSoaa wharf
Poplar street. at two o'clock this morpieg I. ss
that he captain Ct canal bat ami black hsad on
board, went ashore spres sud rsturv cd ats ngas
vrIy drunk While going board the black foil
overheard and being dro ~ned, cut he Vas
captain so went toto the cabin, sad after Gas Ia
possc) ting il fire by hts DR. anksn csrslessn,s hs
return Cd TO the de.k where he fell asleep S,me lime
af or it disc versd that the cabin are The
black man burned to death, and boy to1r year,
cid, . Of the osin, who ssesp In the cabin.
shared the fats. The tain when arouset fell
overbs ED upd ro~ly escaped bssug drowned Tho
checking affair throughout is attributable to druuten
ness. Coroner Dssvan held inquest ths re mains.
The of the black Isaas MARSHALL; tho CAP
tsins little named Wm. James H,jgkiss.-
Phtladdphta Bulletin, Aoy7
DEATH OF SHERIFF JONES OF KANsAs.-The
Platte Mo-. Arpus the I'd inst says:-S Joc She iii
OF Dooglss county X t. hasey ted By ,vsrdv
wretch tpstgset by the traitors CT Lawrence dead
We a leaIn ttat the sboi,u yts havs
other pro- slavery man Eamed Hsrp'r. Anarchy, and
indeed, civil hovers that unhappy Territory.
Through tie instgaton of Rsede, and Robiasou, and
other leaders OF the rsbes of Kansas mso
chiid-noi OF tbeuis fsfs from the balls Of Snaps
ries or the dagger Of THE midnight ASSASSIN This s.se
Ct things cannot long remain Either law and order
be sblshed, or ths reign Of terror is firmly fxsd
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rRE-pR WARDS uNroRrUNATr rvs


- mind the most certain IN the world certain dis
eascs no usei before all lies t,ose DISEASE
without mercury ard requires no dieting Inc
cure N well the only remedy clears hs
disease n the blood sesnst secondary starts
In ali tle worst other than ths seht
casse cured IN one day DR. Ward himself has had ncre
and made Than any other In New yort
rtre,t warranted IN soort time. rnorsuns,es
I'et + g. Office 10 Canal street corner OF T,roadwar
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OILS.
u ERosENE OILS



rHE ECONOMY or
o. Kerosene gives much light ~ OF rapeseed ri,
VI 81 whale OIL Sd " Of sperm OIL ~ OF burning nl
burns IN al the arpand button top lamps Including I'M
pnene ana svc OIL lamps without the tendency 10
kERosENE LuHRIcATfNG AND BrvNAcLE OH.
The effect ~ This oil on machinery IL foud perfectly
magical removes the scum caused by The impure
os wears equal TO ne best sperm oil and oes CONCEAL
low temperature For binnacc lamps anal and boxs,
lanterns this oil n unsurpassed II will for Two nrhfs
without cumming or crusing The wicka great deueras -
for srmseerand ev,s light equal o. tie best sperm OIL
IN also burns IN all the solar and hand lamps.
The attention of ship chambers shin cantars
Is particularly requested ~ the certificates soon IA
office Of AuS1ENS agent Of Kerosene OIL Company No 81
Beaver street.
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THE MOSQUITOES ARE.ABoUT-AND'oHi HOW AN.
Il noyine! The anticipated nights req, Is broken, aud 4
cross peuant spirit the result Ihe usual good Of cof
ed-and Why Because one ofthose
81 DAVIS no, purchased Then lose no, moment in get
Then. again. IL the celebrated Philadelphia
30 well calculated 20 empty the dining room and kitchen Of
They cost but y cents, and may be seen Davis
great emporium for supplying the wants Of housekee
located At Nos Ga and GO Broadway northeast
win MOI do TO fall TO notice the simple contriyancc m
cleaning houses OF reaches II termed
TnBGREar ROACH DESTROYER,
Tar preferable 70 other cuntvanre discovered for the
purpose intended practical cheap tony q cens no
family should be without them
Dor keeping water cool,
paws WATER COOLERS
the most celebrated The designs tasty and
out many been sold this season bn one
returned 9, ~ 10 SIT The great en-
porum seling useful articles located ga aud SD
broadway has Few more left While speaking
porplr icr rrrcurRs,
nee =, e ono has eoi water ,hrouThot IT, twenty ,ar
hours particularly beneficial during the night when
glass Of coo. wafer g rerssnng psrcnary 70 me sick
The veiy mention Of what produces IN these delight
ul cool days with the thermometer atd not
GRrkr PATENT rcr cREAs FRrrzER.
THRoroH ~ 1--WE sfNurE-.
IN reality, all that the claims for " They
kept constantly hand and for sale AZ the loves, marke
The sales Of those highly esteemed
DEvoSxHIRr CHAIRS
becoming extensive They probably the easiest
chairs made Asa present from the husband
iudcous for while sitting In them his bills payable FOR
they also be had at Davis great establishment egb
located ~ Nos 90 aud GAG broadway, northeast corner Of
Also in addition 10 the above enumerated articles an emf
less variety q house furnishing goods preen 70 sn "
Nos Ga and GAG Broadway northeast Of Bleecker
street Five large salesrooms.
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DICORD's PRACTICE.-DR. G. n. HAMMOND, FOR.
IL merry apupil with Ricor Of Paris, and with Ds Car
nocsn and Mott Of this city be consulted for the ef
important class OF Diseases including all arrangements
connected with this much abused line Of practice his med
cal and surgical SIG broadway opposite the NJ
Nicholas from TO and from to 81 O'Clock Treatment
also by letter. Consultations Francois.
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RIO SOUTHERN AM WESTERN MERcTNYTs WISH

ing buy clothing the subscribers offer their skill and
advantages Having large experience In this department
heir offer superior Inducements
class clothing either from well selected stock The shelves
or make 10 order small commission goods selected
frcm the Importers clothing w The substantial
fashionable and ~ rates that Will quick
All well know the difficulty of selling a
Of bad styles and sizes and feel conf lent
hat hy all this be avoided. Of This rir
ready convince all who may favor With their
trorare. q. y. FLINT co, 1856 iroaiw ".
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yERGNEg ELECTRo CHEMICAL BATHs-DR
PRINCE, OF Brooklyn proprietor, and Prof NERGNES
attendance at 10 Broadway They guarantee 20
rheumatism neuralgia and all imp ures arising from the i'm
prudent Of other metallic substances Special
department Cor ladies'.
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CPRCIEI MEDICAL NOTfCE.-Dr y. c. JOHNSON,
- 40 broadway, New york-To the Isdics-1n curing
distressing complaints 10 which the Il subject
u Doctor well known General diseases special irregna
rite and all obstrucions removed by medical surgical
n, During the last month fifty cured
and excellent nurses provided during M
house Consultations either In person By natl
i,tly confidential. Onlce hours. pa. NJ toe L. N.
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,EGARs.-sEvERAL INVOICES FOR SALE, AT Much
- below their market value Early application requested
ash advances made segars OF domestic, German Ha
manufacture. Segars from ~ 81 upwards.
o. CfiEEks, II Broadway.
SEGARs.-sEyERAL INVOICES FOR SALE, At MUCH
- below their market value 81 ~ upwards. Cash
advances made Of Havana domestic and German
manufacture. a. CHEEKS, II broadway.
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yTARNTSfT MAKING INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAXIM n
all kinds of varHisies, copa amper, white She PIE
turc aud spirit varnshcs acluers &C., 0hry LITER
kudal Viii be given the small charge Of 81 Npnly
address, enciosna cash, wATKINsON, 40 Br 'iway
~ fourth story, and the Instructions viii be ompty
foru arded 10 any part Of the Tinted states
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cC mn WORTH OF GENTLEMENs LEFT OFF
TL.UVV clothing wanted In large o. small lots. Liberal
aces paid IN current money and puncaa attendance al
-rders through post or otherwis -
f'LoTHING.-LADTFs AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
dispose Of receive the utmost value by address
g. COHEN, ~ Laurens street near Canal or 81 West
81 roadway. Ladies' attended 10 by Mrs. Cohen.
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AR. I. DERBY BEes TO INFORM MS FRIENDSHIP. AT

vi he IA now associated with the house OF H. pEvITN&
~, in the custom department. The great facilities IL
IL procuring an the latest styles OF foreign
, him wider field than heretofore for the production OF
~ onabe and stylish garments He will give particular
nton getting up United States aud uniforms
will happy his old friends and customers the
W. tom department OF d. DEvLIN CO., broadway
ron