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THE TRIBUNE.
From The Weekly Tribune.
DIRGE FOR A CHILD.
Roox ! motfeer Earth, upon thy breast, lor ih'.s young chll.1
of oars; [ers;
Give her a pletusant resting-place among thy bud* and Bow
TVrap gently round her little form the cerements of would.
Tor she Is passing beautiful, and scarcely two years old,
And ever since rhe breathed on us hath kindly Diusl&s
known.
And uow we shjh to lay her down and leave her here alone.
We cannot soon lorgct how <ln; has made our heart, :??
When home returned f.-vni tw. ::? : ; ? :
voice:
We can't forget the morning kiss?the ran.'-';; of the night.
And words of love, which on us fell as softly as theliyht.
Ere Death stole gently to ??c ?rot where ?he w_, wont to
rest, [breast.
And bade us bear her from our home, and lay her on thy
So, Mother ! thou hast one child more, and we liave one
child less;
A sunny spot within our hearts seems now a wlldcrnt--,
From which the full light of the aoo:i has fled away alar.
And nothing of Its radiance left but Memory's solemn ?tat;
And as we mark its early rise, and feel its saint like ray.
We know that it is shining from a laved one passed away.
Mother! we know we should rejoice that she has " gone
before,"? [nevermore
Gone where the withering band of Death shall touch her
Gone to the clime of sinless souls, to be an angel there,
Ere yet upon the spirit fell a thadow or n care ;
Tat when we think how dear she was to us In her brief stay,
A sigh will break, that one ?o ?wect so early pas?e.l away.
_ _ a. I?. f. j:.
Proceeding* of the Farmerst' Club.
tVi.DNEsoAT. March 4.
Mr. Towssxsd of Long Island In the Chair.
Mr. Meiga read a letter from Mr Davis of Davi
Mills (3 C ) requesting cuttings of the Angola
pear, and complimentary to the New-York Farmer
and Mechanic.
A specimen of Jamaica pumpkin was exhibited,
euch as they tue at the Aslor House lor pies in
winter.
Mr. De Peyster brought in a bottle of wine made
in New-Jersey from the Isabella. gr_[>e, which was
tasted and pronounced good.
A stalk of the Turtle bean was shown, contain?
ing 52 pods, seven beans to the |iod.
A paragraph from a letter was read from ?.lr
Baldwin of Fairfield (Conn) statine; that on the
game branch of an apple-tree there were swe.-t ;::]<!
early, and sour and late apples.
The question of the bearing of Railroads and Ca?
nals on Agriculture was then taken up. a paper
waB reud from Mr. Edwin WiU'tamsgiving tfa
eral statistics of Railroads and Canals:
Miles of Canals completed.
Do. Railroads di. 1800
Total miles..s?KK)
Estimated cost of Canals.SI00,000,000
Do. do. Railroads. IOn.ri(in,0</.>
Tota'..Jtg... SiiOo.OUO.?b'J
First Canal completed in th*? l.'nitetTStatej in 1808,
viz; the Middlesex, in Massachusetts, 29 miles
lonsr, cost S"521000 F.rie and Chtunpttin Canals
completed in 1825, cost ?9.1)00.0(10
First Railroad completed in the United .St.-i'es
viz; the Quincy, Mass. (4 miles,) in 1S27. Thei
Railroads and Canals have therefore been chiefly
built in the last twenty years.
The average cost of transportation on canals, in?
cluding tolls to the State, or incorporated compa
nies, is about two cents per ton per mile, and on
railroads about the same.
The cost of transporting Agricultural Produce on
good graveled roads is at least 25 cents per ton per
mile, consequently the (saving in transportation
by the construction of Canuls und Railroads is 25
cents per ton per mile.
The average number of rnns of Agricultural Pro?
duce transported annually on the Canals of the
State of New-York is over 300,000 tons; average
distance transported 120 mil* s. The savins on this
amount of Produce is s?8,2S0.O0O.
If we estimate the Agricultural Produce which
passes on the Canals of this State as amounting to
one-ihird of the total amount of the same Produce
carried on all the Canals ant) Railroads in the United
States, we find that the Farmers and Planters of
this country receive it direct benefit of _S"2-l,$iO,Oo:);
annually by the use of the Canal-and Railroads now
In operation in th?* United States
The indirect and incidental benefits to the Agri?
cultural class are numerous, but not easily estimatcd,
such as the saving of transportation on merchandise
and manufactures required for the use of the Farm?
er, as well as the saving of time and expense by ihe
convenience of traveling on Railroads and Canals.
A statement was then rend which the Secretaiy
had obtained through the poli teness of the President
of the Erie Railroad, showing the amount of Agri?
cultural and oiher products used by Farmers carri< d
over that road, and first ?>f that carried Eastward
from Oct. 1, 1S43, to Sept. 30.1S-U i ib,.
Apples and other fruit.- IJJ S806
Butter (39,800 firkin*).3,9743.15
Charcoal.... . 462,* 0
Oral as. . 743..'
Hoop-poles. "31,610
Iron, (plgl.5,969.015
Leather. .1.178.630
Lumber, (shlp-thnber, ?).1,131,306
Meats, fresh.t!.s;>:!..Ta
Milk, (5.2G7.0O0 qts).13.167,675
Potatoes and Roots. 131,0
rCatrle. 3,087 head.2,736,855
1 Calves, 11.332 do.1,698,2 11
1 Hogs, 6.364 do. 766.174
C Sheep and Lambs, 7.6S7 do. 694,400
Uuenuineratcd.6,19)3.41 8
Carried Wetttrard.
China, Glas? and (iiicenware. 208,055
Dry Goods. 7'.'-,i :;
Flour and Meal, 9,045 bbls.l,917,GtMl
Flah and Oystcts.-. 399,0 0
Groceries.1852,890
G?psum and other Manures.4,:?i?. 1,10
Lumber.2,611,160
Salt.1,099.150
Dry Goods. 79S.lit
Total.?. 6i,b:ib,t!i'>ii
Mr. Townsend ?ud, in respect to the amount of
milk brought in, that it was a great mistake to sup?
pose that the Eine Railroad had improved the ?pia'i
tty of the milk. What is brought down that rood
is but a drop in the bucket. There is one cstablieh
ment alone near this City where 3,000 cows are
kept, which furnish probably 110,000 quarts a dm ,
these cows being fed ou distil-house refuse. This
is twice as much as is furnished by the line Road.
There are other instances of the .same kind in the
neighborhood. The amount brought down i!.t
Railroad has made it more difficult lor th< milk?
men to bring in pure milk.
Mr. Carter did not allow this. Orange County
milk could be tested by an instrument, and is tot?
ed at several establishments, so that the customer
can satisfy himself. The Orungr County farmer
gets two cents, the Railroad half a cent, and those
who carry it 10 the groceries get half u cent; and
the grocers can afford to sell it for four cent>.
Gen. Hayne said that the Orange farmers] wen
honest, but the milk is adulterated here. The
farmer can aflord to sell it for 1\ cent.-, a quart bet
ter than to make it into butler.
Mr. Townsend said that not one milk-cart out of
seven furnished pure milk. He had been in the
business sixteen years, and said it was out ot the
question to sell pure milk in this city under 5 cents
per quart.
Dr. Underbill said that the Railroad system
would change the kind of cultivation about and
near cities; introducing horticulture, instead of
common farming. It will malte living cheaper in
cities, and farmers near cities can only live by
raising fruits, vegetables. Arc instead of the bulkier
articles, which can In- brought from a distance.
A series ot questions was reported on the sub e--t
under consideration to elicit farther information.
RICH'S IMl'ROVKl. PATENT SA1.AM AS DLR
AAFE.?Warranted dry, as well as Are and theft
proof.?The following certificate? from some of the in.-:
respectable merchants and others in the citv of Sew-Or
leans, csubllab.es their Are proof qualities be-, end all
doubt:
?? The undersigned have this day witnessed the trial ol
one of Rich's improved patent Salamaudcj- Sales iK the
furnace of the Sea Bird.
?? The Saf* was placet In the furnace at li> m'.r.utes after
11 o'clock A. M. uud remained there three hours, constant?
ly exposed to tho most intense- heat that eeulj be crcab J
by the use of pltehpine ai d ix ttoawoosi. u was then
taken to the store or' Mr. K;ch's agent hi this city and
opened, when 1 hoy tbi-jid that the contents wen neither
burned nor scorched, and that the wood-w,. r:. >v:c Uu
pearanoe of having been expnsed to Bra.
? The tmderslgricd are oonviraoed that this Safe w*? sub?
jected to greater hest than could possibly exist at the bum
iag of any building In this city, however combustible Its
contents; and they therefore have no hesitation In saying
thai Rich's Safes are eminently secure attains: the risk . f
Are, under any circumstances whatever.
Xzw-OatJU*s, 12th June, 1844.
Jerome B. BallarJ. Master of steamer Sea Bird.
John Hoey. Fire Inspector of Western Marine ai d
[Fire Insurance Compa.ty.
Thos. H. Chcnowith, Joseph Giant,
K. McGregor, J. H. Stauffer,
A. C. Labst I, Benjamin B. Cook,
Rene H. Bnmet
One of" oar customers saved $40,000 in one of Rich's
. Safes although the burglar had sis or ei^ht hatirs to try his
skill on the lock.
The above Safes are sold In this city 01 ly by
A. S. MARVIN. Ager.i for the Manuiacturers.
t?3ye 13*1 Water street.
TO IRON~MANUFAt TU S ERS.
THn ROLLING-MILL M aCHI.n'ERV of the ?gten
sireestablishmrat formerly the property of Wrr. C Hol?
ls;, at Stamford, Ct. consisting of a full set of geerrog snails,
couplers, stands and rolls forrirecutiacagreat variety of work:
together with shears, lathe, turning tools, baodiiu-- benches,
floor plates, furnace,castings, Jtc. and implements necessary
for psefonaing the work of such an establishment, are uow of?
fered for aala on tarns very advantageous to the purchaser.
For farther peniculsrs. address the subscriber at Stamford,
i_ Ct, or at his s?orti !1? Wstsra'.ret'., New-York.
?"TtU5*-5?trie -rtntm;*?-? 1--?-a"*" ?v vf/ar.??<o.
? R.,t snnnose War ensue, would you tic
COMERCIAL AHDMONEY KATTERS.
salu at tue stock Exr|;a?tr,e, M-jxh i.
510,000 Ohio. 96J i 75 Reading. <s
15,000 do.tOO '0 IHi-'em ... 71t
5,000 do.50 do..'t>3r> !?>'
7,0^0 Kentucky.IUI :,o Long isi. ?j3
.' fW> Indiana-34 llflo do... j,IO 50J
5,000HI tools.4?j'i .'.o .;o... .'.3 - r
5,000 I'eiiu.t.3 74 150 <;0 ' 794
100 sh* Man Iii..93 1 50 do....wo 81
30 Mcchs Ilk.100i 100 Sloutogtoa. '..Ii
23 DelsfcHud.130 50 do.020 43*
50 Farm Loau.40 ICO to 43
wo do..joj! so 09.'.'....'.'.'..tea 43
??00 dr.. 40V 50 Nor 4. Wor.T<\
50 do-.b30 ?0ii250 do.73|
l5u do.e30 40 (100 do.b3o 73i
M G S Bk. 5:; 150 do.bOO 74
100 MerCnl. 33 j 50 do.b3 73i
'?iOO do.*.b30 33|t ? do.s3 73*
I?) do.bOO 33}I206 do.slO 73
300 do. 32; i 125 do. 73
100 Erle K. 30 1 25 do.?nw 73
75 Canton Co.53j 50 do.bxrw 73
300 do.bOO 54 * j
second soaeo.
S5.0O0 III. ?041 25 shs Bowerv Ins_140
2.500 Ohio. 98*1 50 Farm Tr. 40
25 shsCantoaCo. 533; 50 do.b30 4oj
25 do.53{ 50 N A Tr.bOO \i\
100 Long I si. 7Sj 11-.4.'. Reading.471
175 Mor Cnl.32}|lOQ Nor 4: Wor.-30 7-*J
Ptrzxtc Stock exi.-uav.i:, March 1.
51,000 Ohio 6s.'60 .cash 984 50shaEaat Boat .V. i3 124
1,000 DJ C?. 1570. 35 ;i ',0 Harlem R.?00 70"
1.000 do. 34}! 100 Long I?l.bnw mo?
26sbS Viek?burg Bk .. 644100 do.snw SO j
I 25 Canton Co.&uw53iil00 "lo.s3 sn
25 du-. 53 ji 25 do.s3 bOJ
126 do .bnw 54 ? 25 do.slO 80
AO Farm Tr.snw 4'.-; 175 do.?30 .70
50 do.nw 40$! CO do.cash ?0
50 do.s3 40(1125 do.b3 *0
51 do.b!5 4Ui 25 Stoulngton.slO 42J
100 do. 4''l| 50 do.s3<) 42?
25 do.bnw 40j 25 Nor tc War.?30 73i
25 do .i3 4Ui!l50 do. 734.
150 do.bnw 4oij 50 do.bwatn 73j
100 do.40 I 50 do.b?0 73j
25 do.cash 41 J.I25 do.tw 73
25 Mor Cnl.bnw 33 j 25 do.s3 72?
100 do.hlO 33i, 25 00.?3 721
25 do. 33 25 do. '3
50 do.b30 113 I
"SALUS OF REAL ESTATE, Mar. 4.
By ir. //. Franklin &
The two bouses and lots N E corner Of Houston st?
and Broadway. 5U ft front. 4lj ft rear, by 100 ft.$22,600
The store S W corner of Grecaw chand Murray st?.
Lot. on a perpetual lease from Columbia College
at 520 per annum, 24 ft front, 40 It centre, :>i rear,
by BO deep."4JJ00
Two store brick trout h u?c NO. 4'J l.ispeuurd-s'..
Lot 26 by 93j. 5.3"^
Hou?ea:,.l lot -Nu I- Dej-at, ISJ by 7S u. 4,0.'?0
By UaWday dV Jenlint.
Five store granite front store No 24 Beaver st. 21J
ft front". 221 ft rear omMarketfield st, 56j !t deep
one side, 5*~ the other*..12.1G0
1*^011 S side of Jane st. nextto the corner ot Wash?
ington st. 21 ft Iron:, 27 rear, by ?7} ft deep. 1,200
Lot adjoining, 20 b;. b7J ft. 1,060
Lot on West st, next to the corner of Horatio, it
by 701 deep on one side. 78 on the other.9,100
Lot adjoining 23 by 78 and79) ft deep.2,000
Lot adjoining 22 by 7'j} and hi ft deep. 2,100
Lot on Horatio st, adjoining th0 rear of the above, 20
by 97* feet. 1.250
Three adjoining lot-, same size, at 175. 3 525
Lot adjouinff, same size.?. 1,100
By A. J. Binder A- Co.
Lot N side of 5th st, 125 tt w of 2d avenue 25 by 97 2,20o
Lot on N side 13th st, 25 I ft W of avenue It, 95 by
1034 feet. 795
Lot rear of above, on 14:h ?t, -ame size. 950
Two story nttle brick house No. 223 16th St 250 ft E
of 9th avenue. Lot 25 by 91 i ft. 3,350
House and lot No 4U Tr..v st. near 4th st. Lot 16"
by 939 ft. 2,600
Lot"w side 1st avenue, between tih and 5th ?;s. 2tj
by 100 feet.-.0C0
Three Story nttle bouse No 224 7th st, s fide, bi
twgen Avenues C and 1?. Lot 22} by !?7j fret.?
Bouse 42 ft deep. Its 11 out of brown cut stone... 5,150
Two story attic brick house, with 2 story frame house
in the rear, No 22 Cornelia st. Lot 95 by 69 ft.. ? 4.45U
Hy Dumonl A- Uotack.
Three story brick house 77s Broadway. Lot 2f> tt
front and rear, l?l'J fe t deep on one side, 'J8j the
other; on a lease from Sailor'.-' .Snug Harbor, at
s 130 i>?r annum. P.ooo
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
/? brig Aujusta,from Aii.t Caftt?ilt j Smith.
MARINE JOURNa\L.
PORT OF NEW? YORK...........:.MARCH 4.
CLEARED.
Ships Oneida, Funk, Havre, Boyd i Hinckeii; Anson,
Buckmau. Charleston. Hen Sutton.
15aro.uc Wahash, Talbot, Apalachlcola, E D Hurlbut
A Co.
itriu Morea, Ednr.r, Apalachlcola, E 1) Hurlbut 4; Co.
Sehr Charleston, Hj m. nth, NC, John Elwell & Co.
ARRIVED.
Ship Arkansas, Hunker, from New Orleans, Feb. 15,
cotton, Ice lo Wm Nelson.
Hrig Metamora, Week--, from Apalachlcola, cotton t.. E
I) Hurlbut a Co.
Bug August, Doauc, from A- \ Caycs, St Domingo, Fch
I3'1!, colic- niul logwood to S W Lewis. Sailed in co with
brig Porto Rico, Ctreii. destination given.
Sehr Boston, Cebra, 1 days lion; \Vilrulngton, NC, naval
st.-rcs, to 11 Waring & sou.
Sehr Farou, Uartlctt, is days fioin Jaeiuel, St Homiii.'o,
coffee, .ve to A t' R vsicrc > o.
Sehr BegulUS. Cole, 4da>s from Wilmington, NC, naval
stores, t.' N D BicCreedy fcCo.
Sehr Aun Uytnan, Tottoii, 3 days from Newbcnu XC,
naval stoics to Hcpeyster .V Whltmarsh;
Sehr Ann Smith. Cramer, 3 days from Swansboro, NC,
navfii stores to nutster.
SPOKEN.
Ott the Island Vacha, sehr Brldgewater, Alden, with
loss of tore n:-d main topmast and hue yard.
Feb 10, lat 13 Ion 4i"> 4o, hrij; Illach Hawk, 14 days from
New York for Pain.
Feb 25, lat 3b ss. Ion 73 20, ship Hudson, 3 days from N.
York for New f>rk?ui*,
WHALERS, &C
Arr at New London 3d instant, ship Black Warrior,
Sisson, trom Pernambuco, 1820 bblsoll, (t'JO sp) 11.000 lbs
bone.
Air at New Bedford lat inst. ??hi;. Hercules. Marvel, i11
di in Ocean, Simon? Bay, Nov 6th, with 400 bbls sp too do
Wh oil, 3.200 lbs bone. '
The ship South America, of Providence. Captain Sonic,
which sailed on a whaling voyage in November, 1843; was
last heard, from at Mavl. ou the 25lh September !a-?t. hav?
ing theu on board 3600 bbls of oil. She has thus lat been a
lucky ship.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Aux Caycs. Feb >3?Schrs Louisiana, Lord, from Boston
bound :? New York with the < ?r^-o of sehr Lconiine. Loll
also. M-hr Leohtlne, La; e, put iu from Curaeoa, with io??
of mainmast and other damoge, and was condemned.
Jacinoi, st iJoralngo. Feb 15?Sc-lir Signal, Lord, I r
BOU.lull dais; U S ship Yaiidalia. touched at Jacinel
I Feb 10th?sailed 12th, to touch at Aux Cayeaand Port an
Mnce>
THE OLD ESTAP.I.ISHKI)
JOB Ii o 0 K - B 1 N DER Y,
112 and 114 Fidton-st.
i The subscriber continues to give his special attention to
1 an description* of
JOH B(X)K-BIlNT)rNG,
and invites Lib-aiians, all persons having iharjio of Book
Iiistiiutioiis. and gcntlcmtn having Libraries, to call and
ltisi>ect his unio,ueand substantial styles of Bo h-binding,
and Iwirs to refer to the ntst Bcoksetlers and Librarians in
this city.
For durability of workmanship, with every variety of
taste, and very reasonable charges, this extensive estab
Hahsisant stands luuivaled EDWARD WALKER.
CHEAP CASH BOOK-STORE.
E. WALKER, Bookseller and Publisher, 114Fulton-sL
Always on hand a good assortment of School Books; Stan
da; 1 Works of American and English minions; Miscellane?
ous Is.vks and Stationery of every kind, at -.Teaily reduced
prices, lor cash, Country dealers supplied. J25Y
jftdTETAL KOOPS, Gttara Fin Vean
111 tthteh is Four Years Longrr L.an U>u<u.?The SUascri
! bexebstve Invented a method of covering roots v> ith plain
j or galvanized tin plate.-, which they guarantee te> remain
? water-tight rivt rXAJut, when put up by them. Ttic metal
j Is so put o:i that it canuot be aflecterl by the ahi aiklng cJ
swelling of the planks on whlchit is laid, or by the coutrac
I tion or expansion of the metal.
! The toP.'wipg gentlemen have had their dwelling houstt
1 and stores In this city covered by this meiioJ, to their
I satisfaction;
Henry Brcvart, Esq. cv-rr.er of 5th avenue and 9th St.
John s. Scbcnv.oihorn, No. 30 Broadway.
David Austui, Esej. ccmer of Exchange place and Wil?
liam street,
j J. Green Pearson, Es\>. Merchant*' E-ichanje, Waii-st.
Ceo. B. Butler, Hso,. Ne? .-l Nassau-st.
Francis Burri'.t. Es.j. 69 Broad-st.
Notice is given, that ss th* improvement is pateateJ, aH
j persons in the trade wishing to cover roofs by the subscri?
be:*' plan can obtain permission on moderate terms.
tnhU tf P. NAYLOK Jt CO. 77 arid 79 Broad-st.
OLTJMBERSd ELUMBEBS1 a?LCMBER3 f?The sub
j * scr.bcr would call the attention of Plumbers and tlie
j public to a pence: ar ticle of Tin Plated Lead Pipe, nuna
facture.1 by an entirely new process, for which he has tnis
month secured letters patent, which plates the pi;<e on the
I Inside with an even perfect plate of pure Tin.
! Having attained great peetection ta the method of mann
' facturtng and plating LeaJ Pits.-, he Is enabiedto oder this
I superior arti.-lc at tbe same ? rice charged fur common plt-o.
lie wart ants the Pipe uuu.ufas-.p.red by aim not to l-trst
J or split, tree trom all tlav.-s, scrUes or olher Impert'ections,
i and Of perfectly uniform thi.-i:..^..
j AL*o, cu hatnL a larje stock ot' untiioed Croton and
; Country Pipe.which can be examlne-Jl at the manufactory,
I 221 West street, or a; Johnson Brother*. St Watcr-st.
' sis time_K* W. LOWBF.R.
(sU.n'AVPS PATEN': VRAM'.?-I he Usl article for
J ntlsiug bread ever usesl. Warranted to keep In every
! climat-s. The American institute, at :bc,r Lite lair a-ran!
ed tie Icvantor n Diptana, declaring this Yeast the best
article ever taimufictured far raialsg breti, Suckwhtat.
pastry, Ac.
The Yeast l-? ?n a:U. which, Sein; combined in proper
Chemical proportions with an aikalt^taprcjruates the dough
with carbonic acid gas, without affecting, in any way, the
original prcper'Jc* of the flour; aad thus, when badted, pro?
ducing parftct bread. Seid wholesale and retail IS cts. per
tTmdTve^-^vsv^H-mHf^^f VWsso
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON & C o. S C E E E SEATED
AMERICAN PANACEA.
THIS Medicine, compounded solely frim vegetable mat
ter, free from adulteration, ai: J warrar-.re-.! tree from any
ingredients detrimental to health. ?1? dietwrered aoout one
year sine*-, by an t-..dis1daal sorely afflicted Kith ULCERA?
ted SCROFULA, ai.d who has been under the tre;tt?:er.-.
Of the mo*t eminent physicians in :he United Stated for
tight year-, without the least apparent hope of re-: a
to health, and was- !>y Iben ; renounced incurable, but who
after taking the aVive named mediane for 2ve weeks; was
restored to perfect health. ThAt naediclse baa been sold
with unprecedented success, and has never failed in any
instance (when taken in accordance w.th directions) to ef?
fect a perfect cure of the following diseases, to wit : SALT
BHECM. SCROFULA. DTyCEBATED >i EOFCTLA.TE
VEi: SOBB5, BRONCHITIS, KING'S evil. THISTELO
INFLAMMATOBY AND CHBONIC BHEUMatism.
FILES, ERYSIPELAS, BILES, SCURVY, CHBONIC
sore eves BLOTCHES, PIMPLES OS the PACE,
SCALD HEAD AND ALL CCTANE0U3 DISEASES
ok PAINS OR CLCEB9 ARISING FROM AN LNJU
DICI0C5 CSE OF MEBCUBY OR AN IMPURE
STATE OF the BLOOD. Tie efficacy of this medicine
has been tested in all the diseases above enumerated, .arid
Its effects are truly astonishing. Only one table spoonful
to be taken (by an adult) each morning before ?atlni.
which u.uUly produces a tonic effect, w-hile (in rmnt < ises 1
it also acts as a gentle cathartic, increasing the appetite
and general health of the patient, causing all ulcerated
sores to dL-chargc more profusely, and producing an effec?
tual alterative f.f the whole sy.tcra, punfyirg and produ?
cing a perfect action trf the Hood.
Persons, while taking it, should refrain from the esc of all
stimu'atlng drinks e>r highlv seasoned food. For sale by
ObUincd at wholesale ot* THOS. 0. TALMA'.E,
General Agent, 20 Pine-street, opposite the Custom House,
New-York; and at 10 Aster House: 110.043 and771 Broad?
way; cornea- Broadway and < hamber--s:.; N?. 29 Frout-st;
No". I 44 Wcsi-st.; N'.ei. 03 arid 330 Bowery; No. 30 Fulton
st.; No. W7 and 'M Hudson, and 96 Hamunond- street, 1 er.
Hudson: No. 506 Grand street; No. 157 and 178Greenwich
street) No. 112 and 82 Cherry.street; No. 136 Walker-st.;
No. 30 Catharint-street; No*. 351 and 4'al Pearl-street; No.
in Canal-street.
Brooklyn, .1. v.". Smith, corner cf Fulton and Cranberry
streets: aiid IVb. BlagTOve, Square's Building-, corner Wfl
low and Atlantic.tre*ts, and oy a.i Uie pr::.. ;ai dr-uvists
In the Cnitcd States.
Dr. V. R. LncJtrow*. No. 54 Beaver-st Clinton BuB lings,
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany.
t. IV. Dyott tt Son, No. 143 North Second-st. Central
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia; Bosh A Hillver.
O. COLBY, No. 351 Pearl-si. N. Y.
Instructions for Liking the article, and a great i.urr.ber cf
certificates and testimonials may be seen and obtained at
any of the above pi ?een. rcu end imv
\frtii?f..*A t/KiAM?"'rrmmntuuit 11 notts ort tue
mam 1"?C. H. KING'S American Veri-11 < r-.:m.
knowledged to has.- eclipsed every invention either in the Old
Country or the New. fur ease in the important o;?Uli I
Shaving. It has carried awa) the palm at the Ami ricaa Insri
lu:e Fair: it liaseiigulphed a hundred and one imitations . it
ha. traveled over the inhabited globe; iofaCtit has triumph?
antly rloated ot?r the main, in spite of opposition, imitation,
and coont<-rfeitinx. Rings Verbena ( ream is alb.wed hy
judge* to be m? most penetiating, mostinstantaneons cie?.m
insflather, giving the most delicion.ly perlumed ode.-, leaving
tin? skin s'jft as down, .and as smooth as a lady's rial iron.
Krim the N. V. I rajvttr.
Toi? Nsrw SJoap?lit apanlifrnm t trrrriinrr anil *.s e speak
from the more professional knowledge of our benefactor und
Iriend, .lames Grant. No. I Ann street* who <iv it is ahead of
any tbingertw >-t found out in tills tlepailuseutpTmodem
improvement. It is not only "an emollient",''bat itii s pine
thing more : iu short, we believe it is the best Shaving Soap
in the world.
From the N. V. Evening Post.
kinn's Verb-111' learn is pr ni'nno d to b- !he best Shivir g
Soap ner prepared.a rich emollient compound pleasant to the
ski-i. fragrant to the nose, and in every respect designed ;u !ti,.
der shaving au easy and comfortable process
Prom the Atlas.
"The Verbena ("ream, far Shaving,sold by C. H. Ring, is
destined to supersede all other kinds of Shaving Soap, ft is
realiy fine?it is just thing?we have determined thai hence?
forth no other shaving com|>oiiad shall be applied to oar
face."
From th- Boston Traveller.
Veascxa Cacati ?Tin* new shaving eomponnd is ne?-.i!l
the rage, as svell among b nsorian professors as among those
who prefer to eather in their o\s 11 ditimal crops, Xheba
say that a pot id" it last, tssiceas long as the .sine .jliiii:.; y of
any other sajionacer.ns pre| araliou?tvlnt ? th> ?e who save
tbeir sixpenses, declare that w i'.ii the Verbena Cream a dull
razor will insure a smoother lace ilian most of t'be do n ips
with a sharp steel. Betides, it is frigraii'. to the sruse. soften?
ing to iheskin.a great detiroter of frr-ckles, pimple?. Jcc.
From the Herald.
Ring's Verbena Cream is a most capital article. We Imv
tried it and find it very tnpeii_.r?it *oft?us the beard and maki s
the ois?r.ition as gentle as magnetizing.
.Manulactured and for sale whub'sile and retail bv
CHARLES H. IUNG,392Broomsst.
nearly opposite (. entre market.
It 1. al<o sold by Iht ilanil, Ke< te tv. ( o an tlaiden Lane :
Jiuies S. Aspinwull. S'> William si: RushtOO X t.'o. tin
Broadway ami :.' AstOl Hon?-. ->nd .at retail by most drag at:d
fiiiresioie, :l,rom-.tjhel ? ijls I Snt.-s._Qjend m
I ( W \l I '''?'^'-'-^ '-N i'ii"-At->r.i.rin.\ ajlo.sE
A i/vVfean teatlty to '.i.c wonderful efficacy ofthat pow?
erful remedy,
thomson's compound syrup of
tab and woob n'aph i iia.
read: head:
Astonishing Cure qf ' Chronic Bronchitis t
P1t11.Ai11.Li uu, May,23, 1-41.
Mr. s. P. TllOMSOS?Dear S.r : For 111 .re tlian batr
years past I had been dreadfull) atBictod with an affection
of the throat, which my physician pronounced 'Chronic
Bronchitis." caused by repented and neglected colds. The
di-tn -s suffered Is h^escribable. My throat was literally
i raw with violent spasmodic coughu g, so that M po ! w, .1 ;
come from it; also great oppression, pain and tightness at
the chest, and fever?in short, all the usual pulmonary
symptoms showed themselves, causing entire l ?i of nece-'
sary repose. My throat was leeched and blistered over and
over again. I made trlnl ol every know n remedy, and. at
different periods, bad the advice of six physicians,and all
with no avail. About two months since I made trial 01
your COMPOUND SYRUP of TAR AND WOOD StAPH
THA,and bet?re l had taken the :l:-t bottle 1 fell relief.
I continued until 1 had takeu seven bottles, which com?
pletely removed the disease and restored me t-1 1
h alth; and 1 lirmly believe 1 should not now be living bad
it DOt h.cu for your Invaluable medicine.
jane PI IIRY, 123 Snrttce-sL
Principal Office N. E. corner of Fifth and Spruce .street-!,
Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents, A. R. SAND-:
& CO. Druggists, 273 Broadway, cor. Chamber?:. Sold
also at 7*.' Fulton-st und .7 East Broadway. Price60cents
per bottle, or S3 ;k.T dozen.
Beware of counterfeits. Sflm
~ m.ayne's Csl mi'Ul'm. svk0P OF Yi'ild
cherry
Fon cossunTTJoy,
colds. C0?OUS, &FITTTXQ OF HLOr>r>, PRn.y.
CHJTIS, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
asthma, PAIS J.y THE SIDE,BREAST
ash crest, nv/i'cy/.vi; ct-c-v/,
chol /'. AXD all DISEASES vF
the 1.1 PER a so LONGS,
BROKEN CONSTITUTION,
, et c. etc.
The above is the ORIGIN At. and only GENUINE pre?
paration from this valuable tree, all others 1? ing dcUtaOtU
and counterici t. Only prepared by Dr. sway NE, whose
oiiicc is removed to the N. w. corner 01 Eighth and R i.e
streets. Philadelphia. This medicine Is acknow ledged by
the Profession and Lhers, 1I1 itgli int the Union, to excel
by far all Uie other rciut lies 1 ,r offered to the public lor
the cure 01 the above liisease
Keep the name of DR,sv,'AYNElnview, Eighth
j and" Race, l'lnladelphia.
AogfTS' Haviland, Kee-c .s. Co. New-York ; Dr. W. XX,
atlinor,Cornel Broadway and John st ; R. A. S..::d.-. 188
Bowery ; E. B. Warner, 203 Bleecher-st. N. y.c'j'.y ; Mrs.
Hays, Biooklyn; W. G. Wood, Harlem; I -njamiu Olds,
Newaik: John Pearson, Kahway; John Termine, New.
Brunswick, N. J. J. S. Harrison, Salem, .Ma?. W. H.
Pierce, Albany ; L.BvSwan and J.IL M'in-lotv. IP clu s?
ter, N. Y. Backus & Bull. Troy ; Spaldlng A Harrington,
and J. Gretm A Co. Worcester, V SS. John P. Ha.! i Co.
Boston; Harvey Seymorej IIa: Jord, Coi-.n. E. Hollidge,
Bullalo. n. Y. Wllham Montg m.-ry, Lausingburg, N. y.
p. m. Cohen & Co. Charleston, s. c. Andrew Olivet .v. Co.
N'ew-Orlcans ; K. a J. Ad.mis, and E. tsclelne, St. Louis ;
Wm. Thorn, nttsbnrg ; E. B. Hlnniau, Cincinnati,
iart :<m
KHKUilATlSit AND RHEUMATIC PAINS,
fey- Dr. Cusinuan's Rheumatic Embiocntlon Is otfercd
cousclentioti-ly to tliose who arc sufferiiig these dreadlid
yams. It seldom or never tails m giving almost instant
relief In every rheumatic affi-rtlon ?also, for
PAINS IN lUE BONES, JOINTS OR SINEWS.
Even when the tmucs or smews mu? or rise with the ago?
ny they feel, this stops the pain. It is sold (and the pule
lie are honestly assured that 1: is really a co.sl remedy)
at 82 Chatham SfrCCt. and 3"do Broadway, N. V. Price. 6J
cents and $1; and 139 Fulton si.. Brooklyn. Ilflm
1^ *: i:> L'CTasKors Eaumon rut >kin. sores,
l_i Ctapped Flesh or I)dsQgnrements, are cuTed perma
m inly, and ill uia: ks i-Sacec it.an the skm, by using a cake
of tin- true Jones' Italian chemical S;>ap. In many cases :t
acts tike s charm. It has often
Changed tht color cf Dixoletred Skin, removed I'un
fies, DtMchct. Freckles, cy-c.
And many physicians have foiuni it cure the following ca?
ses, when every internal and extcmoi remedy Lav* been
used in vain:
RtHgujorm, Sore Heads, Barbers' Itch, Salt
RJ?urn, Si'ttrru, ErysspcLts,
and. In truth, almost every eruptive diseasn we could men?
tion. It U not only pow t-rftiL but is so healing and simple,
that it can b-.- vai'cly used by mothers tor healing
CsSafes und Chaps in Infants.
For ladies with delicate sk'.n, as a toi ct soap, ;t
Makes the skin dear and beautiful.
The public arc cautioned to bo particular aiid. ask fcr
Joucs' Soap. There are many cennterfeits. Buy It no
where but at tliesig?-. ol the American FA.-!e. Si Chatham
street, or 323 Broadway, and 133 Fulton st, Brooklyn: 57
Stale st. Albany; and S Sta'e st. Boston. Ill' loa
~^Z~ AN a-FFs.UTUAL'CU KtTioa the
?-?2s~^s 0 TH-A C H E.-The . wi
73 ss S nsttss Clove Anodyne T
.gs? <tT^^sJ*w
ANyNsJafji^. a d-.-s: ?:. it kills the rain sud -.
I y^js7-<a^-^aJs?nV all
7iL i KIV4 should be in possession of every
' lor their cse and comfort ia rt-movicg
ooe c f tlie most disxgrreable jains to w hich we are liable.
The follow 1.,; testimcnv trom one ol our most 1 i.tingnish
ed practical Demists will be considered turSciee: etidvnee cf
its merit*
Nzw-ToXst, December !9. !St4.
Mevsrs. A. B Swr. i C< :
Gentlemen? In the c urse of mv practic- I have evtensively
used, w ith mach sus-cess, your I L>?r Anodyne for the
relief of the ToOTataCHE; aad as I ccsjstantly res-oinnaeaj it
to my patients. I deem iijust to impart mv tsiufacii a to yon.
1 am yours, very re?r?ctfnllv.
' mTLEVETT, D'-irist.
BrOaoSrav. corner of Wirrrc-street.
!?-.-? i arid * Id b) A. B SANDS St I O. Chemists and
Dtmupsts, 2*7 Broadway, ci rccr cf Charat*rrs-s:---e-. Giaaitr
Bu Sold arts pttltou saeet, and 77 East 5n adwav.
and by all respectable d.-uggi?ts ia town and Country '~"&e
narticnlsr and ?ai fo. SANDS' (. LOVE ANODYNE.?
IVice t^ cents._f '2 Im '
s.il".N*?, PlsSTOLS AND KIr'Lr.tS
MATERIALS tar Gaa Smiths, C^z Locks axd parts of;
Lccks, Gmi and RiSe Barre'.?, Perc~j-:on Caps and 1
PUls. Powder Flasks ead Sho: Belrs. Cones and V resctes.
Ribs. Es?is, Wcrms, & c. 4 e, fer sals in c"3ar.r::- v -
%3 T A. W. STIES A CO. 21S gcarl-St. j
O-S IG N"S."^
GILT, PLAIN AND ORNAMBNTAL, BY
ACSESMAX & MILLER.
::: -trreti *??*--*-?. rttit-r. * ?: r5
NEU* HOTEL TO LET.
y<?Tl.- Hot*!, i:?w saiidin; io tbe City cf IIu.Lca inj
j Ij^jB nearly completed, oo i lukiu Sjnare. it the corner
?* of Ferry and Franklin ?wo. Possession z:r-~ u
icon as compl-trd. which will Se ia tbe b?l-ianirs Ol* April.?
It cia be ma.it a Lr?t-rst? ?and. b-iag Iii* only out in the
rk:ui:v of the Fear.-. Steam and Tow-i^ov: Uadsaga. For
larth-.- ;ir:i. ui. f PENT/ it <ZO.
N<V .'.1 WltPT-str-et. NrSS-V.l.-k.
VT i. HERMANCE, ?r>.. .
IL P. VAN DEI SEN. J*1 -?3
[ATbaar Eveniag l.-m-rjl. plew c"F; .] ??f r.-DaanW'
WA-NTED?By.a a" oaaS: Gentleman aaaftas Wife
?""iji **** ?r'i>rr part or second stcry of a House ia some g-n
?m\~!ft ;eej nei.-htKirfa.vnl b?-l sac Breast* st. Any r?-v.n hir
inS such accomiaostaraon*. will fiad a s**>d tenant by directirg
to A. D. R. this office, statine :h- ro^in. sito-iiic a:..; n at,
an.! an mr-r' ,-'c it. .- be bad._ml Ct"
1 O LET. for one or more years, the S ibie No. T.
Ib-io- sr. b.rsi!- D Chamber st. ofH.W.CHIL0S.
ml tf_
TO LET? )'\r. ..;':.- ?a<alerr. bt:-;: iSc?:':??; li
No. 15 i'er.th-.treet, uauisung -f b*?eraen: room, pars
??.??'?.? es. bedr oo*. Is re el se?'. Jtr. Toagrxd ??? i.-.:.
without ch.ldrer,, rent m.^erate. Enquire oc the prem-je-.
n-4 3r?_
/ A ''' LET?i rum trie nr-' of May re-\:?a large ne.sn
? . n theth.rt fl->or of the House north-we-t comer of
??--???-pe.-.r! n- ; 11.<t:nain.>t.*eetj. The room t? ssrell adapted
for a book bindery or other njanuTseOninf business. Aw, the
f">n: n<wi on the wond floor. The entrance *v!1 i.e from
Chatham.streat. Also, to let. the House No. IB City Hall P ace.
Erirjuir* at the nfbe?. Ml Pe-rl.?t. n4 3-*
JS-HV .-lUK..-. IV Lr. I?A .-l'.rr ,ial Uw-Iling to let
in -"ie-laea. on th- r'th ascntv: the store is rifty-rsso
i*"'iT i?t d--p o,d .iw-llin: ipi pletewithi
em finish and corn?uie!.r.-s. Thi, is one of tl?- brs: locations
for a Dry Goods basianis up t.iwn. b?nt m -derate to i good
:? to) apply to WASHINGTON SMI i H.
a*mhj tf_r*! West fgetegth^
I >wri FOR SALE?The two story basement house No. 71
r~\a Leonard street, 21 f-etG inches by li feet, tie- lot USfleet
1 JtJ3BL,,ie>n. it his b-en f..r i-:t ;.r,rs in the< ccepatien of the
? rr, and is in prrf.ct order. A fine dry eelhr nin. :Nr whole
length ..f the hou,!?the kitc'rien is lici.t and cooreaient, and
is fun:i>hed witii one of B-ehc's Vst Ranges. The Cretan,
both w s.-m and cold, is carried to the a;>per stories. Th' bath
r... Ri :. ir. ibe ?e, r. .1 3:..ry. and tier arn.iij.m-i-.ts for it are
made iu the most sr-jTOTed msnner. Tie? yard i' ringed and
in it u alarge Itras* plat. A eoserej way extends from the
. hon.- t ? th ? ? v . ft!..- 1 Tb- !,..ov is v?r. c.-niei,i-T,-a-ol
ell erfali snd wuldr-- f-'und anagre?sMeie?iJeacef.irasmall
family. 1: rnav be seen l*isseen the h.airs of II and 2 o'clock
? d,ilv. F .r ?? .-ms a.. > : !-. at 7' L?o"ard~f. ml ?w*
jhrji. 1 <J Lh I ? l b' moCVru nullt three story <u,i ?;tic
.S II- '< - lr:. .Tr--t? a large . ,-.! v.t] ?ta'ol? <t
! \Ji "iT tached. To be seen from 11 to 1 o'clock. a.-.d from 3
to > P. M ?_in I tf
Jjri BRICK HOUSES IN BROOKLYN TO LET
? K n- tu I't .isy i,ei:.?r our of the (G) t?.vst.-r>-and at
?A 'mS v.r. brick hou es I I if >>ndi and Jackson
strtcts. within fiec minutes' walk of the Fulton or Catharine
I street Ferries. The Deichborbood is leinariGsbl) bealtby, sn !
[ the water excellent. The lots are 10t feet d>r;>. bounded br
.in slley in tl.e rear. They ar? two story and ?ttic. with ba??
I runt and kitchen and Ceep under edlars. .a;d are bnilt in tie
j \<r*i msnrer. in modem sty!-, and hsie evers- convenience for
I grat>-! f.niiiir?. Will b? let to one family for S'-Ti, or to
two su.ail famtlfs f..-j Sli-.e-eh. Anlvt-. /
TONNElE at HALL,
l omerbi Pearl md . -rkmsn New-York
or to JOHN V00RHEES.73I Jackson-st. Bn.klyn,
! mill '.' ?_ i.V.- fust tbove hon?-.
J.-A - ! <'Itr..~ \-N;. u...; .-]..> LN ?TT?i....\. \ .\ XfJ
'?'?'?aH l-.-T -The C new three-story Brick Houses in Jack
?asaaSk. .voii-st on the corner of Plymnnth-st. 10 leet deep.
? ilb store* and back room on tile first floor, and uisc
met,: ^r.d_ kitci,-a and deepnodereellanii Tbe houses and
?lorn will be i?I io^ciImt or s-inrat; in Uitr-o-i-t apastaaenta,
ud wilf be ler low to eVsirable tenants, indwillbe ready to
occu. y abcut i.t of April. Apply lo
TONNELE it HALL,
Cc.n cr of Pearl and Beekman-st. New-York,
mhl Of o- to JOHN Vi ?OI-.HEKS. at Uje build: iss.
PRIVATE SALE?The Leasehold* uf :iie brick
Stores No. 37 Beaver-ssL Apply to
A. J. bL..Et KER 5c < 0.
f2? tw_7 Pmad- r.-eet
PRIVATE SALE.?'1 be j story Urtck Store* No.
;LWater-*t_and lot in fee, Aapljr to
A. J. BLEEoKKK ic i O.
83I IW_7 Broid-sm-et.
PRIVATE SALE?The thiee story Brick lb use,
No. Ill S-?eiiteeuth-s:.-i-t, between "th aad Sth av-nue
*? !??e.n. |.[ and under Cellar. Vor puricohrs ei'.Miiie uf
fa ?w_A I. P.LKEi KKlt itrrt, r Broad-street
, HOUSE AND BAKERY TO LET?The two store
' li-nisr and Bakery, No. 2! Jam ?s-s.tr?r, le-jug the prem
?ises nowecenpiee by Nir. J.-nvs Humbert. Will be
ented low to a good tenant Apply to
12 lw> .IO-F.I'H N. LOUD. 31 F-m-BroadwAy-.
a?aea. FOK SAL- in the City of Newark, New-Jersey?
A Honse snd?i acres of Land, situated in South Broad
, N >i :7? within liftci mantes' walk of cIm"
Railroad Depot to N. Y. The House is i. froot, 33
deep. 2i st ries high, I tree piazza in the rear, and svell finished
ihn Dfhoul ; al-o. good Stahle, nut To-es. ? Jrvr- Vine. Jtc.
attached. For faruset pnrticuUrs mquir- of .1. NICIIilLS.
of William and Washington streets, of WM. PALL.
on the premise*._f2J fine
J^L. VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND FOilrlf\LE?
i'^ri .\ =p'-iidi 1 stoiv.in.l coinmoilious Dnelling House, to
geUser with s lew oflicesand a few vacant building
lots adjoining, situated in a thririus village on the Hudson
Iliver. The store was built by lb* present owner of :l,e preni
ises about 7 jearsago. dining which space of time he his can
tinued to occupy it himself, and-nil ocennies it. doing busi?
ness principally oa lb*Cash S-.-tem: but his health now being
b-rd. svish-s to di:poseef it. It need* only to be viewed and
ii iinine l niio to recommend itself worthy tie- attention nfthe
bll-l?..,s mill who m iv i.e in ,...,rcl, .fa well-e?ubllshed con.
eern Call oa .Mes,.,. HUTl HINGS, ( AS WELL M
SMITH. Ii; re,Ur-?tr.-t. N \. fifR im*
/e?i TO LET?Fi.mi :l ?? 1st of April nest, a beautiful 2
[??jjfjH story House, with a large Barden, carrisce h us-. vnl
alSaJ ..in yard, sttached, situate in t!..- town of Fishkill.
Dutehea* Coanty, being one mile from Ho|?well
< hnrch. Smile* from Kishkill riilage, and ''.fr..m llamburch
lading, win-re the night .day boat, ;,l?s u, touch. Tins
sj leiidid country s> ji. ss.-ll know n as tie r- sideuee of the Ute
I C. Sti -kl. Im. decnuM d? has sn elegant firm attached to it,
fnm which fire-wood, line |eisture, and otiser privileges cau
b> reason ildy obtained?., stream of wit. r run* near the dnor,
from which fine trout cau l?- taken?the cour.try around af?
fords ? good opportunity fowling, and the roads in ii,:i vicin
itv an- 'be most iwrfect in the ennntrv.
Appll to Dr. BRUSH, No. Oltammon l-street. CI1AS. W.
Bill Si!. No. 79 Nassau-street, or of P. P. or P. W. Moufort,
near the intsnises. ISfrf
tffgL A FARM-SON lLONG ISLAND, near this I ity,
t1*.* I'.. Let, For Sale, or Exchange for I ity Propertv?
- i.- Possession 1st Mareh?j'i to Ml acres first i i- I.in.I,
i oli-ige House, iir. V- l. r sale or cvclnnge forlumber to
I.mid , barn, j 0 Loeu ? .
Bl i \ I; 11.? A ?:.rntieinssi and his wife, or two gentlemen,
ean be sccommod :?<! w.ih pleasant rooms west of and ....
Broadway. Apply In" Prince-st. mlif it*
TO LET.?A vacant Lot in Troy-?t, ?mtal!? for
mnumetnring business. Enquire ol Thomas Bryan,
? !tcJ '.inos.-ir.s-t. or of
L VI'IHMP II \KTI.iriT. I?' jVnrl-t.
. PEOPLE'S LINE FOK ALBAN i,
fe-. ^ f: '" "hrt/oot of ? ortlandt-st.at., ..'clock
_'*~*r~**T 1' landing at luti medi te Places
??-?=lTO?- ?; Steamboats >l \ . KI( \
CaUM. Trnesdell.will leave Monday, Wednesday and Fri
d i atteruooii. at5o'clock.
Tlie Steamboat I olumbia,Capt. Wm. II P-ck will leave
'I'm. .it.- Thursdi-. ????! S ?' V .ilteiuoon. ,t -. o'cl .rk
; .?- Passetuters taking the above lines, will arri-e in Albv
?rv iu imide time to take the Morning Trains of i m for the
Eest or W.-.I ' 'l l.e I.. .:- ate new and siib'taiilivl. are
l"uiiii?li. d with ne\, ,-,ud elecaiii State Roouia. and for speed
it.d leeommodationi in- unrivalled oa the Hudson.
. V ~ For Passaeeor Freight, apply on board, or to P. It.
Siiultz, at the onjee Office on ib.- yVhaJT_iii.yi
?rv Ff)? VONKERS. HASTINGS. DOBI58'
? FEKRV. IRVING. TARRVTOWX,
?SIM. SING VNT)CR0TON. The new
iidsubsttm?al steemboal ?VASHINGTON IRVING.Capt
Torapkin*. will resume l^r regular trips This (Saturday,
March 1st,] At!?noon?Leavrni lire fool of Clinniber--trert.
n' 3o'clock, P. M. re'uming. ?i!l leave Crotonevery inornme,
Sundays excepted, nt hall-past o', und Sing Sing, ?; 7 o'eloek,
touching ai nil the above places Landing at the fool of Hum.
mnnd sin-el. each way. For freicht pis-nse. appl) to S. It.
'PUMPKINS, l^l West street, or lo the Cnpt. mi Imnrd. nihl
NOTICE.?The -teamer NEITCNE
having lieen withdrawal from tlie mute for
tlie present for the purpose.of taking in a
pntr of new bouers, mid being thoroughly
nvcrlmuleil thniiighont. she w ill o-iiine her rceular mps eguin
i r NEWPORT, PROMDENCEand BOSTON an or about
ihejStb of-March. In the ineantiin?. tho?e w.sbme to com
mute for the tmi-.sponatKiii of freight during the ensuing sea.
son may do so by applyinrto
mb-itf_' j. N. HILTS. A cent. 1? West-:.??-?.
?? Ca?*?' '"sv WINi'EU Ai.i'A.V..E.MEN'l.
t-^S... Bs? NEW-YORK AND BOSTON RAIL
?iwir-ir-iiiiili.;.,,A,, ,;n;; ,., NORWICH AND
WORCESTER?Comi osed of the following superior Steam?
ers running in connection with tue Norwich and Boston
and Worcest er Railroads:
WORCESTER, Ca]:. Vanderhilt.
CLEI iPakTRA.Capr. Duatan.
NEW-HAVEN, CapL Van Pelt.
Oneoi which will leave i'lcr No. 1 North. IUver tri-wcekly.
The New-Haven, Capt. Van Pel:, on Tuesdays, Tliurs
days, and Saturdays, a: 4 o'clock. P. M.
tigers on Ihe arrival of the steamers at ALLEN'S
POINT. wiU be Immedlatfly wrwarded in tlie splendid and
eouimvslious Curs of the Railraad to BOSTON, without
change uf cars. For passage orfrelght apply on board or
to Q23 tf] D B. ALLEN. 34 Itroadwav. upstairs.
rvue NEW-BKl >?W ii-rv.
' At 3 o'clock. P. M from Barclay ?^e-1.
. !':. ? eaiiv. KAHITAN. I apt. r'.ia-r.
_P. M'. for New-Brunswick, landing at ttoss
I \ ill.-. <. h.-lsea. Blazhlg Stir. Perth and South Aasbcn .:.d
! \. ishingtoa; Returning,leavesNew-Bmasvvrckathalf] , -.t
; A.M. K tses, \ erchaadise. and allde*se*a*pciorisof Ktassght
I t-ikt^i op bosrd at the ns'n I tis,- . svners._mhl "f*
IS44-'-?. WINTER AKUANs.EMI.N I'. ist.-'?'?
-s NllW-YOItK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE.
vAJij^ ; r :>i : lletarsrn. Goshea and IntarrnjechaUe
-?a"c'^r'-^ places.
??-" For passenger tb ai-leaves
j th* I iot of Doane It. every momvng. (except Su2?a;->) at
8 o'clock.
I For Freight, the steainboat-leaves th* foci of
' r>ua::e ?t. every f ge^'.a;, Thursday, and Saturday after
; noi-'us at 3 o'citick.
Frr farther ; srtitrulars taiture rf J. Van Rcns?claer,
: Agent, corner of l>~v e ar.d w. j-. s?.
H. C. SEYMOUR, Superintended:.
Stages leave MiiUlletcvrn upon the arrival of the Cars
; an.l eouvey Passengers to Ithaca. Owvgo. Bisgbamtc-n.
j Caibond.-.'e. RonCTdaie. Mitp.rd. Ac._dli
i As- ST. GtOKGE*S UaVt PACKET'S Jt*OK
"f*T!W LIVERPOOL.
-Sis Pvck.t of Sth Mereh.
' The splecdrJ and favorite Packet Ship ST. GEORGE. M01
tons bartiren. Capt. Fern*, will sail on Trmrsday. March C.
her regnhu-day. The ships of ih:? iit-e beiEg all lfCOtjus*ud
I upwards. l-rrssir*ab.>ii: to embark for the Old Country, will
I not fid to see the advantages to be i-rived from selecaag Uns
' iiae. as their great eapacitv renders then every way morecurn
: fcrtable ?cd convenient than sb:p? of a ?aiall clasa. and tr.eir
1 iu-. inmtdarions far cabin, secosd c-.biaasd steerage passet.
i sets, it is well known, are very saperia-r. Persona sstsntng to
' secure berth. .Sculd net f'il r make early application o0
I b..?rd. foot of Prrr No. 3. North River, or to
W.itJ.T. TAPSCOTT,
At their gcucral Pis-.ag' Office
7-, S-ieth-st. cor cfMaideO Luse.
I Tlie St. Grrorge will sad from Liverpool oc die ItUh of
, April. Persons wisiuag to send for ti<ir triead* caa base
them brought out iu this magiiifierr.: packet, or any of the
j rrgnlsr liae. sailinu uu th- 1st. etn. 7th. lllh. 16tn. 21st and
? TSth of every oiouLa, oa favorable terms. Applicauou to be
, made as above. . .
; Draft* for any emount. payable on demand, witr.cat <iia
ceaut. in all the pnocipal towns of Eagbad. Lelaad. Scot
Iind or Wale*, caa at ail times i.e cbtaiaed cc a; piicatwa (li
bv letter -.wit paid) as ibove
Agents m Liverpool. WM. TAPSi OTT. c
CEO. RIPPARTJ J* ?N
1 Ooree r?axza?. and 9* W aterloc Read.
3 I. -lesaat packet ship HcrJingner will ?ueeeed ::.e Su
. .t. her recnlar..''" cht
W'.LLIa:..' ST^ELE'i
PATENT
FEATHER BRUSHES,
ktAKTTFACT?RED by
STEELE d: CO.
SOS Ptcrlatrttt, yea-York.
5. r-.-rtttejrJI r*A'Ji?r ri* Bras??? rnade te? rrirr, cl-y
CIEAM POWER TO LET.-Froma wSv >oet?--i.
?T5 with a p". t or the whole of * baiirliac :o* erectinc. 2? by
jtt fr?t. intl 2 ?t- ries high, oa the- Eist Raver ?de, sect Pike
slip. IssTtuxa of
:'<:" im- KECKER at dROTHERS. :uCherry **.
frT.VV. ??'.??>??!-: R - H-:., >: wS:~7nT~sr-rTTr
plyat R KOE it C<)25sod3! TtoU fit 3w
i~k FOB SALE OB TO LET?A bun Store wit* a
dS.it? Dwelling attached, hi the Viliure of Hunt.r.rrr.n. I 1.
?.?"?? ' w?.i ?II other rieyessarv notirfiric-. Str. atlar.-wkL arai is
rs>> ?urr>i-e>ed by any other stand a- to convenience or location
in I!>'rit.nstiiM :,~J has been oerrjnicd a? a Store for;v*ar?.?
Tenasea-v. Eansnreof \BF.t. K. CONKLXN. Hmttmsrtoo,
? riles MC!I. l'.Ri AVN. -t*J ltou-toa .trect. .N. V. h>a.
gl^. 1^1_lit:'lm?
iTOKE TO LET".?The lower ll i ind t-e
' mentef the commoalioas stcre No. tJ6 Eighth street
nd S Ast ar PUcr. The bnildinj |> caret 9t feet d--r;>.
?*:??* graailr front oa Eighth street, snd s com-cieut rn
rxain-e at drlwr end; its si'ttarn n. being located only s few
d->ors from Broadway snd near the Bowery, renders it one of
dsn ni.sst i?r.rnl and rlicible points for tusiue-s m the np;*r
past of the ciry. One half ol the basem-nt will b? iet.sepa
. ud] if ?-? red. it -1 ?? well adapted for rnaav kiails if bnai
ana and pnrtacalarly lot an Oyster Saloon. For further par
ill Lr. i?A ..'ICO'U, lOft. ?eil . Catnl lol , BOOK.
^ 'lr-lv.. wnicii wondd be ptafentA as eousideea
?d " "** ... a rfc in ova: liner
?:? Fnl^n-st.-a-t. >ec<-od sioor. f SZtf
TO LET?l"art of the rix story Stcre and au- Itory
BoBdine in the rear No.Tl Fulton st.
Vf_EUltF.NE ELV x CO. 7' Vn'r.-m st.
FO -vir-s rtA.MC.-.?roH Ssli:?a iwo irory brick
ate * d lot, situate in rfiliiilu Hill I. and about two
? minntes'ssalk from the Bowery, (.irand-slre-t. i r Pi
vision-slr-et. Tl ? ils ?ejT pe.-TY presents ;ifiiadvlatag-s to
a meclia.-nc?tlie lot being one huudm! feet deep, tb-re might
be bnflt on tlie rear of tlie same a spacious -hop. or factor] .?
: mire between U A. M. and: P. M. of JONES xBI. \K"-..
No. 1 Nassan-st. f Stf
1 ' ' Ll l? i .v. t \s ??!-.:. now teapied bj
..rip^t Messrs . a. Wells It 1 El
ss "V ,
capital localio-a for a g-ntlenaaa's outtiliiug establish
m-.-\oi i..-. .:miia: LUj;--s.?pos?e?!..r? can Iv had the 1st
Mao h. A; ply to JOHN ANDERSON St * M.
f la tf No 2 WaU-st
/-i. wanteo?On- Ur.-? >r two m ..t-r-telv sued
???j^ Rooms 10' the purpose* of a Classical and Emtli-h
M"'iii Soh- -1: kxalion amst be on or near Broad" a. ,br Las reu
Bond and Tenth streets. Address S. B. at tins office.
?if _
/f?sv HOtTSE FOR .-ALE. or L:.chao?-u lor Brooklyn
;:: <3 Lota.?A nveitlent and pleasantly lecated two
story House In OiarltOO-st. will be sold low. or
exchanirvsi lor prepcrtv In s^nth Brooklyn. Iiniu'.reof
111 'WELLS A SPRINO. 5i ltne-st.
DWELLING HOUSE IN BROOKLYN.?TO LET,
The elesant and coniaiisllous Lhree story brick
house in Benry-street, corner o: Harrison, l'os
nssloti g-.ven bnmediately. Apply to
! 7_* N'ESMITH .t: CO. 50 Plne-st.
X-A l.ol s uN ti.LV h.a. I'll ?>Ti;t.e.T FOB SALE.
J ; 3 Two l.,jr_s. each 2-v by 100 fett situated on the
Ss <::'.?: rly -ide of Eleventh street, between Broad?
way and Onlrerstty Place. Apply to
il tf MI'PliC K. LEAVITT k CD. 27 West-st
j&fr CO LHfUE rERS t,'F 1?KY (JOOOS-?Ttte ad
vertisers n exchange a plat of sixteen House Lots
f ground, elegantly situated, about one and a half
mile- North o: Cni-.u Rare, havtrg a sple: did view ot the
Hndsoo River, three of the greatest thoroughfares leading
to the property. AsUrasa it. W. to tlie Courier and Eu
rjulrer orf.ce. slftrc
yt-A, PAPER MILL 10 LET, in complete order. It
_?}'?'?,? ha.- eight engines, two 62 inch machines, calender
" rods, at. Ac. Connected with this MID arc S.000
acres of Land, mostly wocsi, on which is row standing one
Saw MOL one Crist MiH, one Machine >'.u<j<. Blacksmith's
Shop, a good Store, and thirty Dw elling Houses, all of
which is for sale, or !o rent on reasonable terms, and pos?
session given immediately. For farther particulars ut
onlreoC GAUNTsV DEKRICKSON. IS9Sonth-st d!6
Mi nr. a LiiA MisA To LET'.?The premises No.
ijti Broadway, with the lame Saloon in the rear,
b?iug ab..>iit io by iii feet, w ill, a gallerv all around the
ti: ? interior, and finish-d nil in a superior manner a. a
Ball or a Couiert Room, with Sapper Room, lu : together
with the up;s-r part and the cellar oi the building No. Jj'>. all
communicating. The above pp-tni.es are known as the
Ala imra. and are unequalled by any thing of the kind, either
in finish"or style, in this or any other city. The farnittrrs
and futures oi tile establishment are for sale. Possession given
lu Mar next. Apply to
JOHN P l ROSBY.WNassan.street.
N. B- The premises wi uld make an eicelleut store and
show room for foiev e.i.ids ft', IWtUt3t*Wtf
/"A ' ."ALE-Mtuated m New-liavell
EB County, Conn, on the line of the New-York and
"* New-Hat ? i Bs i id. Said (arm
contains about I JO acres of excellent land, under good cul?
tivation, and is well-preportloncd. well-watered, Ac. The
buildings are all of the Hr-t class, and well adapted to farm?
ing purpose*. Terms easy. Further particular-may K-had
on application toll. E. H<>1>< ;E>, New-Haven, or to
flltf RUSSELL SMITH, SI Liberty-street. N. Y.
~J^\ < ??JsTK ? SEATS AND FAK.M.N IHK >ALiT.
!i'qto ^llf SUbecriher orTera for sale, on liberal terms, se
?e " erai i oin.ir;. teats and Farms on the East bank oi
?Jie Hudson River, Kear Tarrytown?among which are.
The Kann of the rabeertber now occupied by Mr. i trager,
wltli from IS to 200 acres.
Tlie Farm Of the late William Dots her. containing ISO
acres.
Also, several small Places suitable for Country Seat? or
Farming purposes, tnqitlrn of the subscriber.
n26 tMyf S. P.. TOMKIN'S, 191 West st. \. v.
i Ati't.MUY SEAT FOB SA t.h.?.-ituate on
the Klngsbrtdge road, between 8th and 6th avenues,
103d and 107th -trects, coiitaiiimg y acres of land in
gisod cultivation, and abounding in fruit trees, .-hmbliery.
Ac The ground i- elevated and commands a noble view
ot the waters ofUnrigate and ??"ast River, and also an ex
tensive view of Long l?li>iid. Terms made easy. Appiyto
ANDREW & S. B. McGOWN,
Executors oi Andrew McGown,deceased; or
dOtf .1 ADRtANCE,Sfi John-st N". Y.
Tl' LEI ?Six of the nine three story brick Houses
in R2d street, near the >th Avenue, limit convenh nt,
"e.-iib from 3 to S Rooms on eaeh door, with closets
and llt't.-cd basement, w.-nl houses, large yards andristern.-,
a stable divided into three einUs, with hay lofts in the rear
of< acfa house. Can men are Invited to examine the alxive
H i.- ? as they are well adapted b-r their us .
To those ten mts who svlsli to hire fnnu the first of May
next Immediate possession will be elven without chai to
that dale. Keysal I in -ahl block. Apply to.f. S. TREAD
\\ Fi.L, DpHobtcrer,679 Broadway, near Amity-stroeL
Uf Im*
,\ FARM FOB SALE.?Situate on the road trom
tNy*< New Rochelle to White Plains, about evrul-dh u I
??**"':..-.ii cacb.contaicln; ISO acre-of lr ml. all of which
Is plough land, excepting ten acres, which Ls wo,m| land.?
The place is divided by a lane,and is laid out Into conven?
ient lots for cultivation. All the limes arc of stone. In
good order, ami the ground In a high state of cultivation.
The bulliLngs all of good character and In order. For terms
apply to S. B. KENYu.V. on the premises, or of
'.' .' tf J. A DBIANCE, S6 John st. New-York.
FA KM FOR SALE. "R EaI TIANOE.?tor sale
or est hange for propeny in thai city, the well known
Farm and Tavern-Mau I, Containing about 100 acres
ofchoLe Farming Land, (mrmerty owned by Jona ban
Gkmey, Esq.) si anted on tlie CosllOCton or Western Turn?
pike. t!A miles from Newburgh,Orange Co. and tiounded by
the Little Britain Road on the South. The soil is particu?
larly adapted to the raising of grain, frase, iic.; 90 acres
are tillable and under first rate cultivation, containing an !
orchard of excellent grafted tVidt, and 10 acres of good
wood-land. The buildings consist of a large two-story
bouse, with an addition in excellent order, and a basement
kitchen ander the addition, a Urge b?r;i, coc-i shi-l.-. sta?
ble?, Ac. Two w ells convenient to the house and sheds, I
I that afford plenty of the best of water. What in no small
reo enhances the value of this property is the Inex?
haustible quantity of the best Hmf?tone ijuarries In the
country, with a kiln ready M manufacture. Either mr j
farming or a place Of public busiiies.-, the location Is des.ira
Mc as It Is easy of access, steamboats plying daily irom .
Newburgh.
Api > tu U. C Wrigh\ on the premises : or to Wright,
Losce i Co. 2!l Moore-st. New-York, where all infunna- :
tion w-iil be given thai b> necosary. jlatf
. - r f\ per ton.?peal ii or'h ard coal.
*5* O ? ?' L/;vi.:> a>: '. Ihscharsitigrrcm boais,constantly
Broken and Esg?Stove and Nut?dtiivc'ed as above, ires
of charge tor cartage. Ai?o. Lchlgh Coal, White Ash,
Schiivikiil, Liverpool and Sidney Coni. Apply to
T. STOKES DICKEBSON,
dliltf 107 Antbonv-St. near Broadway Tahernacle.
1 CU/lL-Um.i'? oceis ing a lre?l, ai.d large sappl) oi the
V-' l^-st .joaiirv of P.-acli Orchard Coal, and ?ill sell at these
! nJor-d prices for rash, thar it. Stove and Nat, i ?S Egg and
Br. k-n 1 M l> r tou. delivered in tlie best order Irom the \ sr J.
cor. of King and Greeuw ich sis. _ . ...?.?..
22f in.'_PETER CLINTON.
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.
No. 84 John'.Stbeet.
I v B. CLAYTON A SON'S are n constsnt receipt of I
JLi ? 1'apers adapted to every brar.ch of the trade, em?
bracing an Ksuaily large assortment cf Blank Books. Cap
and Letter Writing; together with every description of:
! News ni.d l'-???'%, Pr.ntingi Colored Paper of Medium and j
? other size*. Envelope, Tobacco, Shoe and Tea, Straw and
Bag W rat tog: Hardware or.d Cloth In great variety ;
Mir. a:.'. LiV. Tissue, plain and colored, ic. Ac. Besides
Straw, Uomiet, Trunk and Bandboa Boards, Press Paj'Crs, |
fee, a -. _i
' i Y It I > W~ CltLlI,
COMMISSION PAi'SR WAREHOUSE,
No. 9 Bfatisj Slis. N. V.
Bl'RNAP st BABCOCK,
cosixrissiojf
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
]17 tf NO. 43 JOHN-ST.
...' 'iWAKE AN L' ' LOTH P\1'EKS?
2 si rearca 2li'b mclies. J > b> PjCi lbs per r-im.
soo do 22x33 do 13 to f? lbs do
ya) do 2i'xU do 2a to iS lbs do
its dJ 22zjS do 2k to m lbe do
ICO do ?!xt2 'to 20 to m lbs do
I11 Co 19x2t do IS tn JO jhi do
ltl do W.O do 70 to 121 lbs do
160 do "6x10 do 40 to SO lbs do
JO do JuxU do SO to IM loa do
For sale in lots to suit purcharte. by
ml_' YRCS W. C'ELD. ? Burlinc-s'.ie.
4000 ^ :-v,rp ^^s
2SH2 22XA1
T<Z> Jlxil
7?XeT JCtcIU
For sale ui lota to ?tri: F"rehaserj. by
?f_CiRLS W. FIELD. 9 Bnrlicg Slip.
CT RAW WRAPPING PAPER-J.'XO reams Straw Wr?i -
C ping Paper smtai 'e f..r Shipi<in: or <ir ee-s' us-, for sale
ay [miifj JAMES NORVAL. 3S Liberty-sire-t.
SAND i'Ai'EK.?L< isi r-ams Sntton't?fox ?alt bf
_EUQt'Nr: ELY St i d. -| r'n!-,.n-si.?t
SLH'EiU-'tNE tUUrs-I At'cK?i le: sub*C-:'e.-1? prepared
to i-ceive orders for snrs-rfine Book-Paper of sny size an-1
weight, and to execute the -ame at a few Oavs" notice.
ml_i VHUS W. FIELD " Bn-lmg-tlip.
COLORED rAr.-.ivs-oWsj reams c loied u.ecium ai.d
etryer Pi;ers. of ill the various colors made, assorted
nzes, for sal? by
"f_ r\BL"S W. FIELD. " Bnrling Slip.
N V T J C E.
ATTORNEYS, COUNSELLORS, COMMIS
SIONERS, dec.
Caa be far-Ls?cd with neat
TIN SIGNS,
At short ucrice. by ACRERMAN i MILLER,
fti Im 19t Ns*san-st. berween rcli.-n and Ann.
LAalEU STRAW B''AKdJS)?II teas, '.his Csy lasdrng
urf fir ??e by C YRUS W. FIELD. 9 B^HI-vs-iup.
REMOVAL.
SKID 31 ORE ? CO.
HAVE REMOVED FROM 130 PEARL-STRF.FT. TO
38 c'EDAIt, street,
Nearly rfiposite ihe new Post OrSce. a?Ie-:e they will open x complete ??aottinae: te?
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
adapted v ?> a.TTcacbiag ?~v?ea-_(mhl \_Nm-Van, Marc!? Ith.
ITCM?Al'EST STORE ZLV TMh CUi of .\ h W-1 caa XI
FRESH IMPORTED GOODS.
TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
DE?GS, DYE STUFFS, PALMS, MEJ)ICL\?S,
GROCERIES, &?
I* GREEN WICH STREET, ^^^g^onh^nver (Me>t3?iaWci^j SBW-YQBX.
JOHN C. MORRISON
CJtrs fix sale cu moderate terms for cash or crcJ::. a very extensive sjsortment
which fee would call the attention of
PAINTERS. ' CONTECTIONERS,
Window Glas* of ?Q si^c? DISTILLERS.
?-ood>, among than the f.:: w?jg. to
ATOT HECAl'.I ES.
Opium
iam.:: r
Cream Camphor
Custiie Soap
La;uence
Balsam Copavia
Rhobarb
Jala 3
Aloe*
Flors. Camoot'ls
Cum Arabic
Castor Oil
Quicksilver
Magnesia
I Manna
RoU and Floss Sulphur
Alcohol
Borax, refined and crude
I Calomel
Red Precipitate
? Corrosive Sublimate
Aqua Ammonia
I Splrlta Nitre Dulci*
; Super Carbonate Soda
Taxtaric AciJ
; Epson: Salts
j Landau uin
? Senna
Sal| Mate Quinine
j Oil Peppermint awl all cssea
tial if Us
: Gum liyrrh
j Cantbaridee
Ouin Tragacatith
i Corks of all kinds
1 Sarsaparl.: i
Sponges, coar-e a::d tine
Vials
! Gum Bamboga
I CotoyalatB
and (;ual:t,. >
Wime Lead, drv and !n oil
Red Lead
Utharg?
Spllita Turpcntme
Putty
vv: -lag
Verdigris, dry and ta oil
Chrome Green
Chrome Yellow
AND BAKERS.
Cochineal
Nurracp
Mace
Ctorei
Cinnamon
Caseia Bud*
AR*] Ice
Idnglass
:.::? Trag icarrth.
All
Cou^ht
at
Auction
at Um
India
Sales.
Yellow Ochre, French and c.u-.r. Arable. Turkey
American
Prnasl in Blue
Verunlllou
Rotten Stone
Ivory Black
Gum Copal
Paint P.-Usllt:, all SUtO
Rose Pir.k
Lamp P.lack
British Lustre
Hum of all sorts
Gold and Silver Leaf
G< id ana Silver Breu/o
Copper Bronze
Chalk, white .uid rod
Par.s White
Spanish Brown
Venetl in Bed
Sand Paper
i'uruice S:ono
Tar and Botin
ucm Gamboge
OH Raees
do Peppermint
WmtergTeeo
Lemon
Cinnamon
I Orange
Bergaanot
Anntseed
Bos*. Ora;nfe an 1 Peach Wa- Ma'c'abov
GROCERS.
Hyson Tea -?
Yomtg Hj ?oa
Imperial
Gunpowder
Hj ton Skin
Souchong
Botsea
Frraich B ratifies
S;<anish Segais
I'.'t and Pearl Ashes
Starch
Ugiiorlco Bai:
.Rath Brick
Saieratu*
fig I?lue
Powdered Ginger K.wt
Alum
Olive OB, '.:: b.'ttle* an.'. Sa?i*u
Kotmeaaj
Saltpetre, crude and retlssd
Pepper Sau-se
tcrs
Vauilia Beam
Tuti.juln de
CoriaDdk Ss>cd
Carraway do
Anniseed
Jn'ube Paslo
Peariash
Saleratus
Super Carbonate of Soda
Tartaric Acid
Ja; an. Copal. Ccach and Oniger, white Jamaica
Harness Varnlah Ginger. Has: tu.lla
Turkey I'mber (Volteand Hr.-a:; Soap
Terra deStcnna
Red Chalk ULspice
Gum Shellac
Bright Varnish
Sash t?x->ls, ali sixes
Block Le?id
Scotch do
Mace
ludlgo, Flohs.nl
' leatBe Soap
' 'loves
Castor OU,bi bjtt*s
Atcuhol
Epsom Salts
i'.nnamon
Frtctlon Matches
CvDOuata Auiiuoul*
British Lustre
Soil a tor washing
Mustard. London
.Powdered NutrtH-g*
do Cinnamon
Cayenne Peppsc
CoSbe, Java
Alum
Blue Vitriol
Copperas, Enxilth and Arne,
rican
, Oil Vitriol
Sugar Lead
Bleaching Salts
Cochineal
Aqua Portia
Nut.all?
Atinatto
S.da .V?h
Pel ai-.d Tear! Ashes
EN'.rael Logwood
Tart.aric Acid
Bichromate of Potash
Sal State
Gum Shellac
Cudbear
Woad
MANTFACTCREBS.
Ora'.u a:- Bar fm
Puller's Earth
Madder, Dutch and Vv
Indlgl a Of Bengal, Catracas
and Co itamala
wiutc Tartar
Glue
Sumac
Lac Bye
St.irth
Prussiate Poiasii
Gum Senegal
Powdered Curcuma
Powkered blue Stnalti
Quercitron Bails
Spnits Nitre Fortil
Saltpetre
British cum
Nitric Acid and Oxalic Act
Hoi Tartar
OILS?Fall, Winter, and Summi r Strained SPi'.l.M . BTeached, White and Natural. Kettned and unrefined
wh ALE ; Taaner's, 1 rain, r.Iiawird; Baw and Boiled, .->ea Elephant, Lard, Neaun.ot, Olive [In bottles and bot?
tles] ; Pateui. Sperm andStearic Caudles, Ale. liol and Caniphene.
PAPER M.VKEUS. HATTERS, ate
Bleaching Powders Copper Caix NutgalLs Sal Ammoidnc
Powdered Blue Smalts Shell Lac Blue Vitriol Antimony
Glue Alcohol Verdigris Sugar of Lead
Oil Vitriol Extract of Logwood Copperas Alum
DYERS ASH MASTJFACTfJRERS.
Logweod,Camwx>od,Fustic, Nlcaratigus\ Batna-ood, Brahette U'chsI, Real Ssutnders, Hatch Red Hypaode Peach ami
Ebon Wood.
JOHN C. MORRISON has with much labor. c-tabil-h"d active agencies for the purpose ofavalhrg hlnxselfof tha
advantages which thediderent markets of Europe .md the United State*adbrd forselectlug articles of the beat ijuahty
aiidriircbatsiiig them at the cheapest rate.
V7f~ The promptest attention given to city and country or.Icis. fgp An AjmotB aas: OtMriNS. ot Im
HUSKY'S
CHINKST. SHAVING CREAM,
OR ORIENTAL COMPOUND
TIIK i riucipa] ingredients of this drligblfal Oriental < i
I. pound, being or Es tern origin. the preparation differs
eatireiyfroraany other heretofore offered lor ttw um pur>
pa.e. I:, component parts are held in lite highest r.riinalion
where heu kn wu.battWeompositioa Itself is entirely saw,
indoalj requires a trial of its qualities, lo tvtisfy all of if*
real worth, li hss co,i the Pioprietnrs years ?I lal.ir. and
Mueh exproar, to brink the article' ro i i * present sine of ivr
f'Ction. and is no? submitted lor public la vor on itr'ow D rner?
1 its. willi th? ronmlent belief ihr: it is the best, it* well is tie
most etoiiomir.il .having compound now in use.
A perusal of tin lollowing twtitnoaials u respectfully re.
c,uesti d:
Paooaxsi or Sciesrce.? Nothing is more intelligibly iu
die?tireof the amazing |.f science in this age, than
the inpiirnerable.iiMitious which are constantly' nude to the
?urn of our minor comforts and luxuries. In our dwi Hingt?
in onr cooking?in our clothing?in all OUT enjoyments and
conveniences, we ire d a!v rereising new accessions to our
comfort. Hien in the iitisice,, of shsnng. scimice his Ken
ministering largely; to our enjoyments. That process, instead
of being an Diction, 1? sow positively a comfort?thai is. if
ron u?e Sands at (lo.'s sdjnii Ide " Snaring Soap." Jn-i try
it. [N V. M-rabl.
SoMrrrH>5? ron thr Dtuan.?Not to ma im ii grow res?
it-r-rl. t b not extttly desirable; but s splendid irtiele of
sharing cp-im, un.iii; used ..cl we believe, unsurpassable.?
M -s.rs. \. it Sands KCo.273 Broadway, ire f?moni for the
superiority of- very thing they sell in ibe drug ami rerfhmei y
line: bin ths v Derer du! "bearded man" 1 greater he- thin in
famishing him willi *? Henry .' liiueo Shsviag ? mi." It
i< beautiful iu appearance, beautiful in use, >i:a i most decided
luxury. fN. Y. Airier, ltepub.
Sen ml of oar contemporaries hue exhausted the pow?
er i f hngu ige in praise of i new compound of tlu* saiiosssceou ?
kind, mid b) A. II. SandskCo. 273 Broadway, ealied - lie,;.
? .'.I hinese Shaving Cream." It it indeed i capitis] ?rtiele,
and deserves all ih it is said of ii. [ ,V V. Morning News.
Tin I n:si:>r. Sun Uta CncAST, prepireii b. Sands, i. Oiie
of Use m -.: p ? p..?. ?, i,< articles ever invented for the use of
?lie bearded half - f hum wiity. It is no convenient and i !? isanl
that, onee tried, U will du lys after be deemed an lad .-?
ble requisiteat the toilet of a gi -tleman, TN. Y. "sun.
SoMETHnsn Nr.w kok SiiariKO.?A beautiful cnnipnund,
in lie- ibape of Henry's Chinese Sharing I r.-.m. lias recently
b>eu ined by us in undergoing the " bend-i.aping" process;
aadwetrnlj ,jy that :hi? pre;?iTtio.|, introduced by .Messrs.
Sands J. I o. '.'TJ Bro-n's* ly. is tiie , le isantest emollient to the
skin ?e ever made use of. It nukes the face soft no! nbstaan',
and iieirij.-.- .mat nor r/ur'n:-,, I". II- w, the trace rfti.e razor.
Ii is decidedlY the beat thing wssreei used, and for t.-irclers
and those who do their own " Isuberiug," i* invaluable.
[N. V. r
S'.s-r s ?.?.?The'-e.t rvf.r m the woild is .if littl
Provided thesltaverluuto work for hours mixing up lather
from, hard soap. No man can go ihrough the . in.lioo ol
shaving, witiiout lie is aided by one or oiler of the shaving
coui|s imds f ir ,il- by lbs perfomers. Of all th->e which we
hese tried <ae giie " |C-e.r>*? ' iiiuese S!nvi,.g l'ream." pre
pneil f. V B. Sind, Sc Co. the prele"rnce. It niaea i thick.
delicate tnd creamy lat'ier. winch facilitate* the mowing oj>e.
ration faipotitly. We would not h ue my objection to r?
ceivea half-do San potsof it, which would last us ibout I half'
doxen years. f.N. Y. Aurora.
Pre; iredmd >..!.! by A. B. SANDS St I o I'I,, in and
OrnagisU. 771 ilrovdway, coi ' lumle-r s'reet. ."C. V. Price
cents per Jar. Sold al?o at T'J Kultou it. aud 77 h'.vst llro,d
W IV fe! ' Im
r/?rtF?MEKY and SOAP ?VORKS DfciPOT.
NO. 3 I ul R'i'LANL)T-ST.nest dooi P. the New Na
iioeal Hotel.
Rot ? S ip in Cakes, Lereedei -nil Florida Wale,.
Almond do Koretgu Essences,
Wiud.or and all kiud^ of M ic-i?sar Oil.
Kino:. s>. ip Militari Sharing Soap.
? r\ sttlllline (. aiail. > f r tie- East I id WesSj [adit markets:
Family Waahiur S..ap: Yaiie.-snd liar Soap: White Bar
Swap. JUHNsON. VROOM Ss FOWLER;
1'if tm* Maantaewiwra.
to r.i.S'1 Uiir.~i.M) Bl.AL'IIFs rHE hAI.'t.
. GENUINE BEAU'S OIL.-We be
lieseth?'. after all tle^ efforts of distin
e . u: ':. -ii ciiemi.'s to ilisco, er ?onie prej
tT aratioa beneficial to the growth, healtii, j
and re>pn daction of the human hair, it ii i
at last generali]! jdmitp-il that no Combi
. n ttjoa cf chemical anuilies has >et been '
inveated which pos;eMes rhe virtue of
genuine Bears Oil. This article howerer, in its*purity, ises- i
Demely ditfienh U> obtain. Cmlixario?, whicii seems to hue '
develoj^d tb- ui.Iy u?e i i this famoas preparation, bis driven '
:!:e jniuial that produced it farther snd firther beyond ordina- j
ry reach. In the Northwestern w ilds. ai.d the vast pise for
eats ol'Canada, the bear still prowls iu uutiinej vigor aud ccn
dition : aud here it is that the Messrs. Saudi have reairted. j
through a company of ve:e.-ui forest-rangtrs. for a constant I
supply ol this ?alu ?ble article for r- ,: .ring a id, [neaervii-g the j
fair. Tlear irraucei.a-i.ts are so exteu?ire as to ensure them a
regular sups-ly . and those who purchase of them ma, deje-ad !
procttrtac the genniat Beu's Oil. Purihtsi and highly 1
;?erfur:ie,l fortist tsiilet. by A B SANDS U. CO. < h?ru:sts,
J"I Bl Itdway, corner '.'h^mlervslreet. ?>r?ni> Buildings.? !
a Id also ,t .?? Fnltoc-st. and 77East Broadway. In botUea, !
P_ri_C"_> cuts larg-. 75 rents su-.vll._f 12 lm !
TO THC'.-E WHO WOfUil'd-SKss A O'eiO,
A BEACTIFCL r-ir.'vY HEAD OF HAIR
FOB THE .-MALL SUM OF THREE SHIXIXffCS. '
If many whd are toe stingy to risk three idlOHngs, knew :
ItlrrsrsnrlfTtl effect a bottle of Jone?' Coral Hair i:eab/ra
tive has on the liair?if they knew how
SOFT, CLEAR, DARK, SILKY AND FESTE IT
MAKES ROUGH, DRY i COARSE HA Hi, '
?i:?y would at once u-e it. It uot only, by its jjertnlaatlng
quality, causes, but actual' v
FORCES THE GROWTH AND HEALTH.
CCRES.THE DASDRl'FF AND SCL'EF.
and stops tne hair fulling i tf. Persons are assured that If
they give this one trial, they Wfll find it all here repre?
sented. Sold?erica 3t 4, or 9 shillings a liottle?at v'
C":.a:i;?.n at., :i'J3 i:r.adw:?r, :u Brr'jkiyn, 11? Fulti n St.,
in A'tynv. r>7 State ?t : in Piston. ? State St. 1 If Im
\ Du a tJr.A: t'lr UL COLUK TO HOCK HAII ?
-'s.ITALIAN HAIR DYE -If persons who wish tocliaage
the ?:? lox of their H .ir and Whiskers, or who base grown pre
miterelT grey, from disease er c ther causes, knew the destrac
tire properties of many of the compound* sold for hiir d\e,
they wonld pause befoie they seutnred to tpply rh-m. Tte
IraLiav Haia Drr. is the only composition yet discovered
which effects perfectly the object intended, and yet does not
injure the hair ia the slightest degree. From its pecnliar del
icacy sad softness, it is particularly worthy the attrition of
ladies?ta it produces, st the sam* time that it completely
changes the color, a brilliancy as.d ?? . of texture uue
jnalled by the most rnaxnificeot natunl locks. It it prepare 1
only by A. B SANDS sc CO Chemists, ?73 Broadway, cor.
C harcber it Sold also at 79 F'lltoc st- and 77 East Broadway.
P?-- e. .i. _I !:- 'm
' iR EENWICH POTTERY
No. Kl W??t EUh-eeuth ,t, b-'.w-en itli and 10th aveauta.
THE atrastsoa of the public i, called to the numerous sx
ticjes ruaaafactared at this Esubluhment. couaisuas in
part of llie following, via:
Slene War-. I lUrthen Wart,
Portable Fitrtiaeet, ! Flower-Pou.
Be-r Jugs. i (Jveo-Tile.
Chimney Tops. Green-H-'Use do.
St isr-Brick B?cks it Jamba for grates,
Fire-3iiok. * ! Fir-l'-rreentaadCUy.ao:.
At thia r s-^blimrrient u tbe oulyoee of Us-kind in theeity
where alt the above articles are mannUrrured and told. I Vil?
er, 're re?.-*ctfully ievire/1 to call. ar.d ttiey will be sapwwd
..e- v, r a-, i ,,a htt:e>- .Vxes thai can be had m l?? city.
p rtable Foreaces now ce hand and read-, f.srth*
?- ? ? rnr-c-n WySHIVOTllN SMITH.
CHOCOLATE.?The iir.deesigutd. as agents for Webb dt
Tworahly, offer for sale to th; orde, their sjperior
Chocolate. Prepared Cocoa, and Cocoa Paste, which a-e
warranted r/ the very best quality,
f lOtf LA THEO P ft BARTLETT, ?9 Pttri-flt.
TN IT KS I'AN< K uf .?, ?nler of tlw Siirmot' of tl
? < oiintyol New-York notice Isheretic given to ill person,
baring claims igainsi s \ m i EL INOK AS, lata of tt><
l I-, .?: New.,,, k. II ? ?? . V. ,. , ,|. , . ,v,l ?., ; eieli! 'h
rame with the.vouchers thereof to ihn snbtcribett, at ihe re
udence ol Elisabeth I.. Ai ill ... N.. j ;r Third ?treet, in the
i itxorN>w.York,onorUri n ihr nnevsnth da, ,f Aus u,
ait. H.,1 Ne?-\..,t...|,e|iih.i,V0f FebrnaTy, IW.
CHARLES BROWN, \.in.inter
ELIZABETH L ANDREAS, Atlntiniatratrix.
mi lawCm*
I N 1 'i'A*1 ?. N', r"' ?" ordrrof the Surrogate of the I inn
a t) ariVew-Yorb, Notieeii hereb] riven to ill tsertons ha?
ving claims against JOHN M'DOW EU . lite ftJieCity of
New-) ork, Merchant, ileieawl. 10 present tlie ohm with tb*
i ???? er,ili, renUul!.e,iiU..'iil--r, at h a .linn. No !?;: siuigj;
?Oreer. in tli- i'ii) ofjNew-Yerk.r Lei,,? the ?th .lav ,.|
Man :h oeit -Daled \. w-York, the si,re. ?!h day ol s. pteag
ber.l.'tii. DM ID M DOWELL.AdminUlTator.
* in I iwSmc
.\ i'i ?.31 Am r. . i m ordei ..i the SilrToasta ei the
I. iMI.ll V "I Ne ,-\ ork Nnliiv i, l.ereliv |n all I-.,- i.i
havi ngelaiini against WILLIAM H. LEA VI llahT.late
ofUtel hi .1 N v%-\ irk,Clerk;deeMied. topfeaenttni Mnie
with the vonclK m t..>.I m th- subscriber, at the office of
Edgar :i Lama, No. tSS V..iiii>st..ii-iir?et. in the I ityof
New-l ork, on pi before the tlmtv first day of M Itch neat.
Dated Newiork. the twenty-Ionrlli .lav of Srptetnber.llMI.
'??'in- Si s \\ I.KA V It \ FT Admini-tr-slit
SHERIFF'S SALE.?Bjrviitueof several wnu of Kirri
?V I-i. i .,. to me directed ind delivered, I will >,e I.I sale
? ?Ii 1 Imndaj the tw< atieth day of March neat, a l) ..'dork
M.attheveatibnlcoflhel it Hallotlhel iti nfNew Fork,
ill tl.-right, title ami mil re?t,if William C. Farley, which
hi ha on the sixteenth da] of NoremUi. one thousand, tight
bend red md forty-four, or atanyrimeaiieTWarda ol ?. mdUi
?II that certain lot, i> e. eoi peieel. i -nun.I ,un .v. lyingand
beim, in the Seventeenth (torus rly It feVenih) Ward ofshs eit*
? ?I .Vw-\ork. known in.] ilistin .|ii,liei| n i a re" un in .|i ni
the lands of Nicholas IVilliem Stnyrrsaat. made b) Ed waul
Doughty, i it) .-?uri ? lyor, dated Olli December, IgjQ, , lot
number (tic) four handled and iisteao, bounded as follows,
lb it I. n. lay: Besinn ng at the Northwest corner of the First
? venu- ?? nl I eutn-il et. mil running from thence North by
? ml Avenue tw.-nrv-.-v. n t- i .ml .,, g [ncli 10 lot number 117;
I oim thence U e,i, and I. . lot number 117. mid | ar dlel w ill,
I ? .;'li-,fieet one hull !n-d f. et; I'rmu thence South mil |m/?IM
with said Avnn. twenty--seven feet sad once Inch, to Tenth
street iforesaid; indfrom there Eist by and Tenthtcicat
oneh.Ired feet, to iheplaee of beginung: tot*thtl with ti -
henditamrnts and apportennsces t*>ereuiit-> Iwdoanina or m
ywise ippeitaininc. WICMAM JONES, SbmfK
i' aKORMCM L. Vi i.Tiir, Detmcji Sheritf.
I) ted N..?.V. rk. February 'ail. mi i (', lawl.w
CJTAa*EOi N lii\ ', t ill \. -,. ?IN I HAM UfY. lief,,,.
Hie Vicei haueelloroftna First Circuit, v. .< .... Mole,
anor, Evecutor of E^MrlXiualaw, decaaseil, ArclubaM
VVati.et.aL Master's Sale, i'ursuontton decratal order of
?be Court of Chancery, made In the hI?fv? entitled cnn.e, will
be nidi at [inblie auctjnn, under the direetmn r,f tbo aulMcrthcr,
MM of th* Masters of this Coort, by S. I'. In^'nlism. nuc
lioneer, n; Hie Meiclmn'.' Esehance, iu the City of New V'o'k,
on Jhetwenty-fonrtlii| Ittfij dayofjlatcfa instant, A. D. 1?4.)
at Id o clock, noon ol ti n! da> ?
All thnt eertaiti piece, oj parcel of land, rituate in the
I welir,, VVnnl of the C ly of N?w York, nod b-iiinded Ufot
loavs: l>e?iiiiiiiir at tie; centre of Harlem efis?k, ihree chains
and enthteno imks from nottheast corner ol One Hundred and
N ? * snih street and Seventh Avanue, on a course louth eish.
lv.su ilegrocs forts-seven minutes east, thence uorlh ?venty.
nine degrees twenty live minutes west, two chains ?ixty.oue
links, thence north seventymne deerees lif'y ? icbt mMutes,wsat
eight chains twi- ity one imk, i? the rouil eomnsonlyoslled
llarliiem lane, thence uloiig Ihe easterly side ol .nine imrtli
titteeu minute-.. en?l two chains 1'urty.eiglit link?: thenee
Honh forty two mmutes, west one chain twenty eight Imks.
Ilenee north two degress fifteen n oute?, west live eimins fbrty.
e:jht link-, thenee north four degree* thirty minutes, ?<?*? or.o
??insiii tweat|(uhe links to ?oothesst corner of one Hundred and
Twenty Fir?t street and Eighth Avenue; thenee along suid Ave?
nue north tl.irty thraedegssas twenty minute , ensf twocba.ns
twenty .even link? b> n Inn- lend rig to house ' f SmiLriou Ben.
ton, lliencealong last mentioned lane vnjtli suty tl ree llssioss
emit Unity ?.x link.. theOCS DOrtii -evenly nne4e-i?w ami th.rly
tni'.':'e.. e:,.t one e|,nin ti, tl:n eentieof the llurlaeiri creek ;
thence aJongeeotieof said creak to the ytece ,.i begtiuoiiz.
??I staining tlchtnciea 3U>10ttkasi, witn tight of lane and old
roads, whichsnidpraiuitsi were copveyen l.y tl.e sa d K-'Cer
Do i->. to the ??kl Archibald VVutt; excepting an,i r-?erv.
ing tl.etefroi/i, rievertl.er!e-s, nil these nine cefain lots, ineer,.
and pareeh of bun!, snluate between the Seventii and Eighth
Isenussnnd between One Hundred awl Twentieth m.d Oue
Hnn>lfad-and 'i'weiiiy.fipt ?ireetS, ?nd winch, taken together,
nre boiimled aiei cosHam as f?bows : oi,m;anc:i,j it a tuiinl on
rJ>enortherly sideol liKnii street d.stant one hundred and finy
feet en'teriy from tlie eu'erly ,^le of the Eighth A v'nne, run
mug ti.ei.ee ea-'erfy along lliesiiul northerly sidot f One Hun
deed and Twentieth street one hundred and fifty feet, thence
northerly en a line uar?i el loihe F.iahtli Avenue to the i '.iit.-e
line of ihe block between (me Hundred is?t Twenliety and
OneHondred and Twenty Cnt ?treet. i|*nee westerly slang
Mud centre line -evet ty five !eet. thcrce riortherl) on ? Una let.
o-.llel to the Eighth Avenue to the southerly line nf <-'r^ Dun.
dred and Twenty-rust sin-vt. ami UMnee westerly along tlet
southerly I ne ol Mne Uoisdred and TwantydVst .'met seventy.
live feet, and lhei.ee southerly <ma hue parallel to tlie Eighth
Avenue to lies ;e or place of beginning. Dnled New ] ork,
March 1st, A. D. 1M5.
'.VI I.I.I AM Mr.MC I? It AY,
"l' 'iaw'^'Ji \-tcW_Master m < hsneery.
IN n.r. mai i .-.iv. OK J.v.'..r.-s <?r.n.viu.\u, ?a at.
1 acomii. g or ci.e-aled Debtor?Notare m hereby gi?en to
is nide'ati-i! tO the said lames (jermond tf* ibi.te
meat :.ed a'mconiii' g or COMCaeJed debt. r. to i'i der an sc.
couu: to tlie .nbscriben. at list office of Clark Is Pattison, is
lb* City of Trey, on or.neTore the 13th day of April next, of
all debts and sums of niOney owing by such |>e-.,-)ns respect?
ively, and to (>ay the same, end all |iersons bavin t iu their prv
. .- m my property or effects of ?ueh debtor, an; requiied to
deliver tiie same to tlie subscribert by tie- day ab< 'e i^cuVd ;
aad alt 'i.e creditors of such deiitor are repaired CO drliser lh-ir
RSI ei tiseuenisnds against tl.e said debtor b> tie sob-.cribers,
or or.e uf them, on or before the said 15th day of 1 pril aext
Trcy, Febraary uth, inii. A. F. *? HF.EI..-.K,
S. If. TERRY,
(J. V. HCDDLE8T0N.
'i.i?? fa Patt:so>c. Attjgs for Ata'nia lirvdoors f20^3w
J' ..'? HALL'S CILlM'KAULE SAFKi iniXIi.?
This lock can, a; thst will of Its possessor, be changed
so at to make millions of lucks oat of one, so J.at neilher
the niaicer nor any otter person has any kuc n ie<ije what?
ever of the lock.
The snbaenber would respectfully inform the public that
he has puichased of his partner, Wm. Hall of Doslon, Jfase.
Lis tali In the Patent Eight in the above lock. This lock
is now owned and will in future be amntifact -'ed only by
H. C. Jo>?s, at hu establishment in the city of Newark.
N. J. Amt by this advertisement he wotiil n< iify ail r*z
torn not toinirlngion his Patent Li^ht. Th; tubscrtbcr has
been to a great expense to mam if act ore and to sell
aboye lock at nneh less price, accurdimi to t) e stae, than
can be bought m the Cnitcd States. And he w aid t*1*3^
state thai hl.s locX has never been picked nor o-xs?d wsttv
out the true key that locked It, as wiil be ??*n by the eao7
tri^lit that It hau undergone at dllierent timer, with a to?
ward of SV)0 to any person who would o>i:.i it SUrly ; but
co one has ever been racceasful; and it is warranted in all
irjtances not to get out of order while in ose. which baa
beer: a gruat annoyance to many who have uacd lock? of
different construction.
.Vdso his Patent Pad Locks for Railroad purposes, I~?"
-. Exrresaes and Custom Houses, whldi have been g*n
eraily adopted and give lull aaLsfactton. H.i .JONEN
73a lawisc Patent Lock Maker. N wark. N.J.
M.'lhS i,Nr. in.U.MlANUH.n;.?,' l*. rJl'<t*.
AND CPWARHS TO *>C?At SMI i -i i. corutot
7rd Diruion Ureet. who is teltusg ?0 ^> ?<"\^
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