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ItlOKSK.sS TELEGRAPH Rhl'.l*
1" rt i.s-? mtrnXtm **** d ? OVd M*>1< ?
IP* An.e ir?.n Institute 10 lie <r* n'mnurrr. JAMES
Ron.;* KS, 4is Broadway, op Mefra rt**'s-.*re. m-.*- ,?u,
k-)s, Ac '.f ?ui t-rlof qu?l iy aid faint. m*ce lo <>reer?
Tr* ?"? r.ts.n of Compat.'-s d Op?r?snrs la respeclful'y
called to tr.e following, from Pro'eesor Moiae.
c?bo
I have been ??o*? by M'. .? i. ? Rodgera one of my
Telegraph R-fisiers. esMtdtsd w tn* fair .,f the A-Dencm
Jnelliai* A* lsM>. end I r>*?iui* not 10 aay, that for aaaajiv,
?trei ft* ai.d efficiency.' h?ve not wno iu eqoel. and I oust
cheerfaily eomaiH??o Mr. Roryere n all lb* Companies
u?lDf " > Faucis na tb* m*i thorough an) su .s-auud
faaw:>f%rturMr of my Teleg'spai': lusIftasawaSj I neve yet
an ?..??-.I DAM F B. MORSE.
Leetut OVurr, Poughkeeps'e, Nov 4, 'ISO. tl jt.
T~1TE TviMJNtmC TELEGRAPH ba
tareen NF VV-YORK, Phil L-.DELPHI A, BALTi
MORF and rVsttHlFOTOH New Vr.rk Omr* -orner of
Man?ver ard Beaver su. rear of U e Etrbunge. Tb* Pion?
eer Line with four wires from Washington to Near-York,
havingoffices at New-York -ferse? Ciy. N*wa"k. New
Brunswick. Princeton. Trenton Philadelphia, Wilmington.
Havre de Grace, Baltimore and W%*ulngion City, and cor
neeunp with all the Ureat Morae Linea Rast, W*et. Nortk
nod South Tt is Company having latelv made extensive
reoejrs of ?sellae greatly inrreas .d tu rarilidea. and more
thoroughly s- eternalized lu business In the tranamUetoa
and mode of dslivery of messages, are now prepared to re,
ee>ve, tram mil and deliver any i>>m'.*r of meesageo r*.
quired for in?> ecromm. elation of the public, with an arm.
racy, promptness and fidelity h'the no .inequalnd The us,*,
g raphing business of the pabMc Is, therefore, Iwriectfully
Solicited, at 'be office corner m' t| tnover ai.d Bearer ats
JSflyMWS ^WU MJWAIN. Prealdeot
Hardware, (ttlery, edge
TOOLS Ac -CHARLES 8. LITTLE,
33 snn S-i Fcltox-st., orroeiTS the United States
Hotel, New Yoek.
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER tn English,
Oe man and American Hardware. Cutlery, Edge Tools,
Ac, resptapeciPilly Invites the attention of Country Mer
cbsnu. Met hauics and others, tasking their Spring and
Bummei purcriat.ee, to his very extensive assortment, com
prl.it.g ever) thing In tue Hie, and to which new and con?
stant supplies are bring added, all of which are offered at
the low eat prices, for cash or approvrd credit:
Cut and Wrought Nal-a, Locks. Latches;
Knives and Forks, Pea and Poeaei Knives;
Ras. rs Sclsso s ar d Shears In great variety;
Shovels, Spades, Hoes. P. rfcs, Bej tbea and Soaths, Rifles
Cooraa's Tools In great verier?, ot the moat celebrated
manufacturers. Albensou, Conger.j Horton?Barton and
Others
House and Sh'p Carpenter's Tools, Blacksmith's Tools.
House and Ship Bu.idea's Harr ware.
Iron. Braes, Copper. 8lee and Lead Wire,
Ame's Pump Asters and K.iurriem.
_ ir'1 >mM\. ? Di .Ti 'owW
Singer' s^ewIng machine,
which sews and s'.in li*e ir the best manner, Linen,
Cloth, or Leather, roars* <>r fine is simple In iu construc?
tion strongly mwi* and c a .-e and not liable to break or
rstoutof repair rimy ba ee?-n In eperation at 19 Harvard
lace. Boston: 2*. Maiket-ai.. Philadelphia, and at 256
?madwiiv. opposl us lha I 111 lall, Nt- w-York. Those In.
lareeled are reeper-trully Invted lo call and judge for them
selves Merhtiea ai.d 'territory for sale.
?*2w?_I. M BINGER k CO.
rown and black zincpaint
?The beat patnt In use for Iron, or other metal sur.
inees For sale r.y 8. T JONES A CO. AgeiU,
for N J Esplorlng aud Mining Co., 53 Beaver-sl
8** following cerltficnie:
?. B Dav Dock Omca. Navr Ysao, )
Phi La or. i. phi a, Oct. 10, 18A0. J
Messrs W F Jokes fc Bso , Philadelphia:
fjrnilemrn?I have ikorou^bly lealed .he Zinc Paint re?
ceived from y?u some months sine*, and mtist cheerfully
testify to lu good qualities I have found It fu'ly equal lo
all you said of It I had one pile-driving engine, which is
exLosec, io the weather, pa'aied with It, without any dryer
In It. When partly fiilsbrd, the work waa suspended .by
a severe shower of rein which laated two daya. aal'on
reauralrgth* pslniir,.- after lb* st/irm, h>uad the paint bard
and perfect Tbeenrloe and hol er are perfectly protected
by ll from the weather, and wh?r? most exposed to heas,
ateain and not water, ibe palm Is perfectly sound. I bare
also u-nted it on wood and tind It ,-h>ep*r and heiter than
aryotfcer paint I hare ever seen Weahall use It for pains
lag our eertione In lb* spring If you rsn supply us From
sjcnvetseitor.a on the sut-iect wtih lb* foreman and painter
In the Navy Yard. | have no doubt but It will, after a fair
teat, t>e used exclusively ir, the Navy Yards. 1 need only
Wish you th? aticc*ss v'.ur pelnl dnseryee
man 2mMWS Resp'y yoars truly, J. T. DEAN.
El NGU8H ~m~eTrALLlC PAINT.?
Jl-iThls srtlcie d fle-a fr rm m? Brown Paint of this
coumry in savers! Iiuportsnt resper-te, being cheaper, a
brighter and more durable colon, havtog all the fire and
Weather pr of qiialltlrs Painters and othera wlsblng a
super or palr.t for roofs of lln or wood; alto for buildings
?f wood, stone or bn. a will find the above at I no Water
atN.Y. _ la.*. ImMWS'l GEO 8 FITCH A CO.
Shade painte RS! shade
PAINTERS l-AU Shade Pamu-rs in this Cttv and
elsewhere are most re*p*c,fullt informed that my mauufac
lory la ibe only .tie in the United Slates where Patau are
ground by ?t.-an '-aprem'y for Shade Paiutera, which en.
ab ee me to aeii il.e cli 'tceei colora of the very best quality
at the follou ing reduced prices:
Terra de Sieurta, burnt.25 oenUperlb
Terra de S'eiuia, raw.18} cmij per lb.
timber, burnt.? ??<- o-? ih.
'ml*r. raw .15 cauiuperlo.
?..,.... e Yellow.** cenu per lb.
Peru Gieeu .SI A seuls per lb.
Chrome Green. No. 1.311 eeuU per lb.
Chrome Gr*en, No 2.^ cenu per lb.
Pruaeian Blue.eenU per la:
Chirjeee Blue."i7l aeuU per lb.
Evervthtt.g itniulrvsl bv the Painter kept coustantly on
hand Gotxls aenl free of charire and lu aafe condition to
an> part.>r the Ctiy 8 SCIIOONM AKER.
u3JuiMWS* a Cliaihara square, N. Y.
B
ZINC PA I NT.?Tbc suDscrioers hBVin|
been aup.duled Ageou for the sale of this moat supe?
rior PAINT. Manu*nrlure<l t?v the NEW JERSEY EE
FLORINO AND MIN NO CO are now prejoared loexte
cole orders for the same lo any extent
This PAINT having stool the most severe lesu, ts now
offered lo the public ae a Palm In all respecu superior te
White Lead The eabJJe are reapectfully tnvlied to call and
?ttaniltie for Ihemaelves
PATENT LEAD PIPE. SHEfelT LEAD. BAR AN?
PIS LEAD, constantly on haud and for sale.
? AMI'F l. O CORNELL A Co
Bf3m* No .'43 Waler-at. New York
EELEGANT BRIDAL CARDS.?En
Jgraved and Prtnte.1 in the most fashionable styles la
oldlF.uslish. tie, moo, Tex>, Anllqueand VVriling.
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENVELOPES
Of the latest and nchoei patterna, from the moat celebrated
mamifacionee of Paris and London . aiao. Bndal Wafers
and Boxes for we*idtng cake and In great variety
SILVER DOUR PLATES. BEliL PULLS, Ac
These plaiea are nianufariur*d in 'er the liion?llatesuper?
vision of the advertiser and ar* warranted of very superior
quality. both as regards tit* tbicknnes of sliver and sly la of
smgravlrg.
CHURCH PEW PLATES.
The subscriber having hirulsoed a number of Churches in
New-York cm. and other paru of the Stale, with his beao
tlfal name and nuudMtr Piatea for pees to the great satis*
facti or of ike parilee. SOShTAM orders for ibe sense, being
eoufHie.ni thai he . an coi.uiiue to give satisfaction, both as
regards style, quality and price
General Engraviu^ aoo Prlu?ng of every deavnpilon ex?
ecuted tn the tuest manner at moderate prices. Orders
sent by expr*ee to any pan of the coumry
E\ ERDKLL'a Eograx-iug Eatairllsbment,
m" tm %>2 BrcpaJway. cor. Doana-at
KELLY'"S~HALF~PRICE ENGRAV
INGand Pl.ATF PRINTING, Office 141 Fulion-sL,
N Y ?Booh and Magaxliie work. Portra.U. Mapa, Blll
Heads Circalars l> i.<ae. Carda. Patent Medicine La
bela Also. YauAea Ca.d Preaa. Ac ml3 lm?
Stationers DOWN town in
want of NkaT JoJ PaiNTiac. at moderate prices,
would do well to call on M O'NEILL, If Waler-at one
Soor from Wall. _Bali issMWS*
STRAW PAPER?^0,000 reams, sait
able fur skipping for sale low ay JOHN C. ROBERTS,
Commission Paper Wsreh.ms*. 102 John at
V\ RAPPINu PAPFR - hi** reams shoe, bag, tea. hard?
ware, cloih ano Manilla Papers, for sale low by JOHN C.
ROHCK1 S CominissloL Pai>er Warehouse, 102 Johu-sL
W RITlNO P APF.R -5.'*??renma bin* and while unruled
Plain Caps and Le-tiera, la quarter, half and whose learns,
tv the raee or In a na'ier qjianllilea to suit, for aa'e low by
JOHN C. ROBFRTS, Coramtaaion Paper \Varehouae,
lb] Joan-at _saSS 2w*
WINDOW SHADES AND TRIM
MINGS. t?y G R. RIKERACO. imporiera and
manuracturera of Trauspareol Window Shade*. English
and German Oil Clothe, Bud and While Linens. Ac whole
tfski and retail, at the oldest eauKiUftment tn ibe United
States, No 181 Chsthsm-st and defy all comp*titlon, and
will sell any of their stock at lower prices than can be found
tn lids Cuv All Shades warranted not to curl or stick
N B-The t-? e furnished with Engluh and American
^ca/alnu. he M tha ^P^Mm k co
DTP E R HANGINGS.?THOMAS
Ja FA YE A CO 4*. Pearl si n**r Chathan, Imporiera
aud Manufacturrra. have anj hand the large*! and beat atock
of Paper Hauglits Bordera rrehrard PnuU. Blended
Curuine.Ac tn the city, waich they offer, wholeeale and
reaali at manufacturers price* They ar* receiving by every
arrvei from Havre a tne taiesi atyiea of Freuen pep*re,
fn m factories of which they ar* the sola agwriu Particular
atteaiioe given tocliy trade, and ihe t**1 w.rrksaeo employ?
ed to hang papers Landlords and builders de*U with lib.
?e-airy. mit SmeodM WAS?
\\ ClUWBrCK'S UPHOLSTERYt
II i HO'-'SE and Ship- Furnishing Warsfwtne, 3*4
Sjerand si New-York, where wul be found a complet*
ass--nii .nt ot the following articles Feathers, kalr. moea
and buak, also, i-eds. mattraaaaa paillaaeos aud cnnaJona;
also, bedsteads of every deacrtpiion. via paient screw,
Iron JoSat, luck lotni iron screw cottage and trundle cota,
Ar ; also, a e*lend Id variety of paper hanging, bordera,
Ac Mr C wuuid rail particular auenUoo to hUnew style
of hair and eprtr,. matlreases N B -Ost Beda and aaat
tl uns as recovered um made over equal to a*w, by
W. CRA Wfft'cR. \W Grand-at a?-ond door
at east o! AVasex si
TH E LARGEST ASSORTMENT OE
BEDSTEADS. B EDS, M ATTRASSE* and FEATH
ERS evav offered for se.e. el M WlLLARDS Ws^*nousaV
IM) Chatham street, roruer of Mulberry The attention of
House keepers and others U particular,, called to WILL'S
FtslSfit Right and Left AVer*-? Besteteao Old B-d,r?a?
rated Cou wboleeale and retail._ a? lm*
HEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY
e for Window Shades and Cornices, Lace and Muslin
Curtains Cu'taln Materials of every description wltn every
tklne in lb* I'PHOLaTERY line, wboleaeie or nauil stS>
per cent lower than a^y other ??lab'lahmect In the dty.
percent ^ MAR DAVIES. UplioUts*ara,
B>27 ImMWS'_2tO Bowery.
SP1K)L THREAD.?Hoyle's Royal
Patent S waned own Sewing Cotton"-A very superior
a/ilci*. for aal* by L O WILSON A CO.
?st? If 12 Cot-Land and \i Dey-et.
c
APIATTI, Artist, Satuary, Sculptor,
???ii f PIA.TTI. Orr emeu taJ, Architectural mm
*or. beg leave io inform the Amateur* to general ldw ih-y
romp* we, model arid execute all that eoooerne the two
braarbe* of Statuary, bulb Ornamental and Architectural,
?rllh tha utnviei par fa-* Hot, of an. I . i la ir.g every style tn
It* pure ortgtra ltj), eur.b as Greek. R .man. Gothic. Renais?
sance, Louis XIV tbe iMh Ceatury, Rococo kc Ae
They receive order* for Monuments, Church Altara.
Chtrot-ejs. Founta'r.*. Inward and Outward Orna-n-nta
and Models 'or Bronze*. Ir. Tho*e Archi ed* and A na
teo-a win nay he pleased kB hop.>r them wich ibetr orders,
wl.i h* able to verify the above 144 E***. Twenty first ?L
mJ.5 2w*
to watch dealers and oth
R ER8- Those who wish lo po'Chwe Watrkee, fWar
elry ar-rt 8i rn-Ws's, either at wholesale o' reta.l, wll ft- I
It greatly to trelr adeaniare to eti) mm aaWanbsentkar wh i
Is roi siantly receiving a I de*cnp|oe* of dod and Silv-r
W? ehe*, froo-th manulsciurer* in Knriaud. France anl
Swttzerlerd wotch be Is ittilng at wholesale and retail, at
the very lowest prices,
Spl-nctld Oold Chronometers and D ip'** Wa'cbe*
Fire Gold ar i 8liver Engl'ah Patent Lever Watches, by
Cooper. Tobias, Bersley and others
Gold and Sliver Detached Lever and Leplne Watches.
Gr>'d gnarri. fr.b and vest rtains.
Chete.alne chains for ladles
Pure Oed Weddlns Rings
Ost d Guard Keys. Fob Kevs and Bealt
Sold sb" Milser Perrls and Gold Rings.
Ladles' Bracelets. Gold Lockout. Gold and Silver Tklm
bles.
Chairs for Watrhee. Gold and Silver Spectacles.
Sterhr r Silver Spoons. Cup*. Fords, kc.
Gold Watches as low as $7" to ?T2? each.
All Watches warranted to keep good time, or the maney
returned.
Watchea, Clocks and Jewelry repaired In tbe best man?
ner, and warranted at much less man the usual price
GEU. C. ALLEN, Importer or Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail, 51 Wail-st up-iteira.
17" G. C. ALLEN, after May 1, will remove to It
V4 ail-si corner of New st first corner from Broadwav,
upstairs, at if'
WA TCHES, JEWELRY, &c.?
FREDERICK W. PACHTMANN, 170 tana s:
reepectfu:!y tnfoims bis customers and the public, that be
keeps ss usual s very Isrge assortment of tine Gold and
Silver Watcnes, rich and fashionable Jewelry, and Silver
Ware of every description. Every article warranted as
represented, and at the lowest possible prices. Watches,
Jewelry and Silver Ware made to order, and carefully
repaired. V. S. California Gold made up to order,
al In*
SPECTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY
APPLIED ?OFFICE H BOWERV. 3 doors from
the Theater, New-York?Professor SK ?TT Spectacle
Maker, Consulting and Practical Optician. Public Lecturer
on the Anatomical Form and Physiology of tbe Human
Eye, and on tbe good and bad effect of Spectacles.
TESTIMONIALS OF ABILITY AND RECOM?
MENDATION.
New York, Nov 30, 1850.
"Adjusting Spectacles to vision requires great Judgment
en tbe psrt of the Optician. Many sight* are tnjuied, and
some totaliy lost, for want of this We, the undersigned
Physicians, consider It of tbe utmost Importance to tbe
?ublir to have good Spectacles, and accurately applied.
If. 8KOTT de Ivered an Interesting and Instructive Pub?
lic Lectore on tbe subject, in the Society Library, Broad?
way, Nov. 29,1850 He Is well acquainted wits the sci?
ence. Therefore we recommend htm as s very competent
practica' Optician?George Wilkee, M.D.. 28 Laigbt-ei,
Surgeon to tbe New-York Eye and Ear Infirmary; Abra?
ham Dubola, M D , 60S Honston-at, Consulting Surgeon to
the New-York Institution foi tbe Blind, end Burgeon to the
Eye and Ear Infirmary; Isaac Wood, M 0,13 East Broad?
way, President of tbe New-York Academy of Medicine,
ana Consulting Physician to the Institution for the Blind;
Wm. Darling M D . 22b Woosier-st, Anatomies! Dsraon
Straior to the New-York University Medical C 'liege "
' Nov 80,1850? Mr. 8KOTT la an agreeable Lecturer,
ha* paid an usual attention to the subject, and Is a clever
Optician W. CLAY WALLACE. M D., 286 Fourth-st"
All Spectacle* purcbssed from Prof 8ROTT will be ex?
changed, free of coat, If not aatlsfactory. He alao repaira
and fit* glatsea Into parties'own frame*, and always ad -
usts the Spectacles to the Eyes, on the most approved
principles that have been discovered la ancient and mod?
em science.
Office 62 Bowery, three doors from the Theater, New
York, in.I JawMATblm*
EXCELSIOR SOAP, manufactured
solely by
CADWELL, PAYSON k CO.,
Comer of Rlvlngton and Cannon MA. New-York.
This Soap Is far superior to any otber offered to tbe pub?
lic. It remove* stains, grease, paint, tar and Ink, and
washes In soft, bard, or salt water, without the slightest
injury to any fabric or to the skin. Sea Captains, Woolen
Manufacturer*, and all engaged In the trade, are especially
Invlled to teat It* value. m22 tf
1>
S~ HEETINOS? COTTON YARN, Cot
ton Bat *. Candlewiek, Carpet Warn, Cotton Twine,
Black and White Waddings, Knitting Cotton. Mosquito
Neling. Fancy Colors. The st> we goods are of the first
quality, and will be sold at the lowest market price, by
a7 IV_THOMAS GWYMNE, J**o Ceder-st
a m a (jed GINGH? ms. c11a m
DttATei. Foil de ffoide, Shirting Linen*. Bnimmj
Hlrlpe, Lauen Table Cloths, Tow el lav 1/leper. 1. n- n Shin?
ing. 1'nute Muelin, An , together with a general ? esortment
of Drv Good*, for sale low by W MATHCWS, No liO
Catharine-aL a7 st*
P~ ATENT CORAZZA SHIRT?The"
tubaerlher having made large addition* to bl* manufac
lory, la now prepared to furnish the above unequalled
Shirts ready mads, or make them by measurement, at
short notice. A fit warranted In every Instance. He would
alao call attention to his larje atock of gentlemen's fur
niabii'g good* selected by his agent and Imported ex
Bresalv for bla retail irade, viz I Cravats, Scarfs, Gloves,
loatery, Ac . eomprlslag every article appertaining to a
fantlenian'a wardrobe. J. Auatx, STJ7 Broad way, co ner
ark-piace. a7 im
|\EW CARPETS FOR SPRING
il TRADE-GEORGE K L. HYATT, ?I and 44?
Peer. at now offer* a large and varied (lock of Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Ac. of the following stvlee and at low pnees:
Tape*-ry Velvet Carpets.
Tapestry Brussels do.
Kngllsh'Brussell* do.
Three Ply do.
y- nil si, ans American Ingrain Carrie**.
Common (all wool) ingrain.
Cotton and Wool
Alse, 50piece* (all wool) Ingrain Carpets, of gooi qial.ty,
at reduced price*.
Also, a good assortment of wide and well-seevtoned Oil
Clotri*; 6-4 to 16-4 Printed Drugget*: Stair Druggets. Stsur
Linens: SiairRods; Emxssed and Printed Table and
Ptaio Cover*: Hearth Rugs; Door MaU; Venetian a 1
Tarestrv Stair and Hall Carpets, Ac.
All for sale at reasonable prices._ralS ImMWS*
Imported Carpets?New Spring Styles
SMITH & LOUNSBERY, 448 Pearl
st (opposite William>?Have now In store a large and
elegant assortment of CARPET1NGS, embracing all me
latest and moat desirable style* in market Tbe stock com?
prises, rich Wtlton Velvet Tapestry, Brussels Tapesirv,
Br?ssel* S-ply end Ingrain Carpets. In ail the varioua
grade* English and American Floor Oil Cloths In every
variety of style and width, with a complete assortment of
all otber good* connected with the bualne**. Tbe superl-r
atylr* and quality of the goods, and tbe low price* at
which they will be sold, offer great inducement* for pur?
chasers to examine .bis stock. Experienced upholsterer*
In constant employ to cul and fit carpets at the shortest
notice and In tue bast manner_m27 Im*
CARPET PAPER FOR SALE.?This
I* the best substitute for straw or bay. and lays smooth
on the i it. and preserves the carpel much longer sod pre
vents dainpne** and mildew It can be had of any length
deabed, in roll* from l?i to S"0 yard* long and one yard
wtdi of J. F ZEBLEY, 2"I William-*! .dealer In printing,
letter, cap and writing Paper, Binders' and straw boards,
tc. mil ImMWS*
HAWLS AND MANTILLAS.^
B MILLS, ? Cortland-st New-York, would inri*
tbe particular attention of Merchants about visiting
the City, to his New Styles of Spring and Summer
Shawls, of every deacripUoo, now retiring per re>
cexit arrivals. Also, Lace, Musnn and all kinds of BUr,
Mantitiaa. manufactured from new Part* Patterna, received
per last steamer, and particularly adapted for tha Spring
*?d*' PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS
A splendid stock of Fringed, and Plain Edge, etnghans.
Sl;k, and Turk Satin Parasols, and Cotton and Otngbasa
Umbrellas. Ail of which will be offered at axa*ernaiy low
''or Wire Show Stands, for exhibiting Shawls and Ms**
rJuia*. tn case* for shipping._*Wtf
K^ITgLOVES FOR THE MILLION
at BURDETT'S Cheap Dry Good* Store, 1J6 Wa ??
er-*L-Just received from a fresh Importation, which ar?
rived ?ligbtly damaged, and were sold at auction by ord'r
of the I nderwriirrs?a large assortment of adle* fin* Par-*
made Kid Glove*. coasUtlng of the choice*! colors, dera
brown, green, blue, draVcorn, nankeen, straw, slate, Ac
ail of which will be sold at 3s 6d and 4s a pair, equal to
Alexander's at 7a. Alao lot* of other good* at the lowest
yomnb e pric?. GEO C. BL RDRTT.
M 3i- _136 Walker-*!.
UiM. S. VANDERB1LT would call
the attend >n of his cuammers, and the public gene?
rally, to hl* weh selected stock of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. VESTINGS,
and SUMMER STUFFS, (which be has purchased on
the most Atvorabl* terms, for CasA consequently enabling
kim to sell In accordance.) at his well kaown
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
416 Broadway, first dvor from corner of CacaleL, where
be is prepared io make up GENTLEMEN S and BOYS'
CLOTHING, of every deecn pooc. In the neatest and most
fashionable style. _
He also keeps constantly on band a well selected assori
meui of Gentleeaen * and Boys' Ready Male CKXhlag.
Alao, a general aaeuiiraant of
cs>tlkmx*'s rtkaisHiise akricLks,
Of every vtartwty._ml 15w*?
?DIES DESIROUS OF LEARNING
CUT ANDMAKE DRESS iCJJ of the I
s
can beaaae
c*lUrigc?MRS MILLER, at S? (formerly S3) Carrataa si.
Term* 9? foe instructions, and a srodel included A* It U
tmpcwslble for me to give a correct idea of tie plan. I hope
tbe ladies will pAseae call sad see for tAemaetve* Those
who do not wish to learn, but desire s perfect fit. can ok?
tale u by ceiling a* above Those who would like a neat
and good hualaeea, etlber located or so iravet, eao a-e
sswebers tor a ssnaii sosn._*' }-w
W~tTjeNNINGS & CO. 231 Bpoad
e way. (American Hotel) aoUcil the auendoo of
fAmiherti and Western dealers to the most agtssjarea as
aorviaai of m* quality a>ady nmde Clothing In this mar
hot. which wlU be soM for ess* or approved credit, mb 14 if
saJT<?< KINGS and V N D ERC LOT HING
of every kind for Laolee.Geou and Chi Id reo. In great
variety end cbea^iai PARRISH'S old eetabllshed Slocking
Btore.'Ti Cansi-si. 2d block from Broadway.
a?2*>KiM,WAFr*
C1 LOTHING AND TAILORING?
^COHWAT, 143 Fulton-st. wB'.i?:??' baa S.nrn
Coals. Vesu and P?r. s of rrerr ?learnpttou. reads made,
i' ?eih-. w. h a ap ?od. 1 at ek of ih? ?r? boat Freuen
English at d American Cloth*, Casstmere* and Vesture,
tneludtag everything fashionable ana duraoie. A first-rate
fi always guarant^d. lu par cent leaa thai air bona? la
this dt). for cash_tnl4 MbMWW*
Clothing Hons*.
BROOKS BROTHERS, 116 and 119
Cherry-at corner af Caiharlne-al. ataey Yora, eeatre
10 Inf'i'm their friei 1s ani cristomers that :V?v Sirs tow
for aal? en ex tens've and v*/ierj etoefc of R?ai>Y MADE
CLOTHING, embracing evervquel'ty and description
MERCHANT TAILORING?The? wuttid in lie aap?
eM ?--cn:ioa to ta?l' a-iec.ton 0* Gf all BsrtTsa season
which hare Seen caref iliy procured for this department,
mil la*
TO TAILORS?A RARE CHANCE.
For sa'e cheap, 'or cash, a small stock of OoVs. e n
s'stlag of CloUa, Ctsslmeres, Veerings, kc Ac . with ?i?re
Flxtnrrs snd the tood will of a cash business of Mkaaa
years standing Pos*?ssi?n imneoieteiy if r?qulred. For
further particulars appiy at 411 8road way, over ike boot
store mi &*
Jtc P. COATS'S SIX CORD SPOOL
a COTTON.?The venders and conaamers of oar Rpoel
*>>ttons. are hereby lafermed. that we have no Internal
whatever, either directly or indirectly, In the tnana facie re
or sale of any other article of Spool Chios imported intc
the United Stales, than the one which bears, oo each seoo:
eornsjnetn full " J. A P. COATS." and that of ?? Andrew
Boats General Agent for the Untied Stales," and era laks
leave at the same time, to state, that all our Threads are
BMC a far lured by ourselves, wllhia our owi premises.
Having recently made extensive additions to onr Works,
which will materially increase oar production, w* hopeta
fa lure to be able to keep pace with the constantly Incraac
mt aeTnand from the United Sutea
Our trades marks, having by many decisions raeatvnd the
all protection of the Law Courts, wa shall continue to are*.
ocoUallloMngemesiuoftheiri. JAP COATS.
ANDREW COATS, General Agent
115 Im for the United Itaiaa
COLORED CAMBRICS.?100 cim
all colors and qualities for sale at reduced price* try
44 C B. LC BARON. M P1n*-*t
CASES BLUE sjid WHITE an.
Tine-el
KM),1
a "'rywo BLUE PRINTS. Tor sale by
d4 C B LE BARON. M*
K
ENTUCKY JEANS, TWEEDS sad
SATINETS?For sale by
ml_NE8MITH A CO, 5? and 51 Ptoe-st,
COTTON WASTE?8,000 of Clean
Cop for Steam Engine Wiping, for sale by
mSl tf GAUNT A DERRICK SON, 1V< South-si
IAMP WICKS, cheap for cash, at the
?"office of the manufacturer, 33 Cedar-at New-York lap
Stairs) |J2<> Im I AARON BUTTON
POINTER'S BLANKETS?And Up
ping Engravers and Roller Cloth, for aale by
44 C B LE BARON. 55 Ptne-et
POINTED CALICOES.?New styles,
different grades, received from the works daily, for sale
mS by NE8MITH A CO 5f>and S3 Ptne-sL
COAL.
COAL.?85 per tnn?Peach Orchard,
Black Heath, Lehlgh and Beaver Meadow Coal. The
subscriber has just received a large supply of the above
named Coals, or ail the usual sizes, and warranted to be of
the very beat quality, which be Is ena'iled to sell at tau very
low price of ftb per tun. If re-screened from the yard or
$4 So per ion, If taken from ihe vessel, delivered free ol
cartage. Also, for sale very low, Liverpool, Orrel. Cannel
and Sidney Coal. JAMES L WORTH,
a" 24 Broadway, and Fourth, cor. Thompson.
COAL?Summer Prices.?The subset 1?
her has now In yards and Is constantly receiving from
the celebrated collerles of the Forest Improremenl Co.,
Ptaeh Orchard (Red ash) and Black heath, (While ash)
Coal, prepared with great care, and of all the usual sizes,
vlx: grate, furnlce, range, stove and nut Also to yards,
Leblgh. Liverpool, ('rrel, Canaei and Sidnsy Coal, all of
which he offers for sale at very low price*
JAMES I. WORTH, 24 Broadway ..and Fourth, cor.
Thompson-el a3 if
(^OAL $5.?Coal 84 75 from boatsTs.
J from yard, delivered. I have disposed of all my Win?
ter stork, and am receiving dally the best quality of Red
Ash, which I sell as above, for cash onlv.
PETER CLINTON,
mil lm* corner King and Greenwich sis
COAL?Red Ash or White Ash Nat,
$4 Mi i Large Nat, B5 00; Egg or Stove. |5 SO; Liv?
erpool, |H 0u per Chaldron, delivered Also, Cumberland
and Cancel, from yards under cover, at 479 Broome-st. near
WoosterSt. and 111 Bowery.
Isf Jpi' JACOB WEEKS A NEPHEWS
TWE SUBSCRIBER is authorized (as
Agent ol the Company) to contract for the delivery ol
wancromw or aajwes*eejsdbeal oual o?.u s?hi?i Inn
Mines at Poos villa. Pa, formerly worked by AtUaea a>
Baywood an* Jotw <*. Hewee
iff ly* S. C. OGDEN. 89 Wall-si.
MEDICAL.
HUTCHINGS' VEGETABLE DYS
PEPSIA BITTERS ?This preparation is the best
medicine for Dyspepsia ever known. It cures the severest
cases In a short lime. It Is also a valuable spring medica?
ment, for ibe general diseases attendant to this season of
theyesr. Principal office, 122 Falton-sL Price per large
bottle 50 cents. a7o
S~ECRET OF BEAUTY?HOW TO
- BE HANDSOME
i can Instruct any person bow to be handsome.
i teach bow to n.alte brown skin fair and clear.
i teach bow to remove tan, pimples and freckle*.
I teach bow to change ibe sallow face into one of beaaty
I teach how to make the wrinkled skin smooth.
1 leach bow to make brown teeth aa white aa pearls.
I teach bow to make di seas od gums hard and sound.
i teach how to make offensive breath perfectly sweet.
i teach bow to make hard, brows band a soft and white
i teach bow to make the balr grow luxuriantly.
1 can hasten the growth of whiskers, moasiacmos, Ac.
i teach how to have bright and sparkling eye*.
I tea-h bow to preserve the eye-sight for life.
I teach hew to restore Impaired eye-sight
1 leach how to change gray hair lo lie original color.
I leach bow to change the color of the hair as desired
i leach bow to make the ha r soft, rich and glassy.
I teach bow to make the Hps and cheeks red.
i Irach how to remove superfluous hair.
i know they are all perfectly harmless.
i know they are all very cheap and pleasant
i know every peraoa will like them oa trial.
1 give directions to make and use these compounds.
i Enow thev are better than any advertised soapa.
i ask ONLY ONE DOLLAR for all this Information.
i receive no letters ar less post-paid
Address M LAV ASSE. Trfwh Chemist. I'M Nassau-si
comer of Ann, New York?he will send the work by
j mail _a5 6tMWAB?
LIVER COMPLAINT?Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease of
i the Kidneys, and all dlaeasea arising from a Disordered
! Liver or Stomach such aa constipation, inward pile*, fall.
, ness or blood to ibe bead, acidity of the stomach, nausea
heartburn, disgust for food, fullnesa or weight in the stom
I ach, soar eructations, sinking or fluttering at the pit of the
, stomach, swimming of the bead, hurried and difficult
! breathing, fluttering at the heart and choking, or suflocal
; lng sensations when in a lying posture, dtmneaa of vision,
i dots or wet* before the sigtL fever and dull pain hu the
i bead, deficiency of perspiration, yellowness of the ahm
' and eyes, pain in the side, back, chest, limbs, Ac, sudden
I flushes as heal, burning In He flesh, constant Imaginations
' of evil, and great depression of spirits, can be effectually
cored by Dr HOOFLAND'8 CELEBRATED GERMAN
BITTERS, prepared by Dr. C M Jackson, at the German
I Medicine Store. 12V Arch-ai.. Philadelphia.
Their power over the shore diseases is not excelled, Is
' equaled, by any other preparation hi the Untied State*, aa
; the core* attest, and In mtiny case* anar skillful physicians
had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of invalids. Pos?
sessing great virtues in the rectification o' diseases of the
' liver at a leaser glands, ei erdstn t the most searching po w
ers in weakness and afler dons of the digestive organ*, they
are withal safe, certain arid pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Judge M. M. Noah said in, his Weekly Messenger, Jan.
b\1BMT
* Or. MesyUsW'r Oass Klitre, ?Hers is s prepaxaboa which
the leadiag presses la lbs lau? sf year to be unanimous m recoea
aaaaSssg, sad tke rsasoa * esvieas. It e wads sfter s ecescnptjoa
fariisked by < as ol lbs most celeoreted plyssiansof modern limes
t>s ate Dr. Wdbeim Hoodies, Prstsseor lo Us Uarversitv of Oeaa,
trusts physieiaa to ths Kiagol Press?. aaS oas of the greatest
rnesn al eritsrs Oennuy has sver yrudaceS Hs v/aa empeauratry
I sueav of baasbag. as* tbererore a medcaae ol wtucS as was Us
lotestut asd isaurser way as coeSSsetly ?elies) oa. He is seas ly
let B?iSit it is Liver coiaphual. Djsaepsa, Dsedity. VsrUro.
A< ?Srty of Us Stomach, Ue Liver sad tbs lsiaetiass SiaePbl
fLm pepsrs saprsss Lrer i.rnu
ths editors speak of as aa*.r, fr,.? I
I'sder Uses cimnesTasraa, es feel t
i BSBsass tis?r aasvSEaan of its sacs mm: aed ssvsraloi
? taaw owa laJivitaal aspeneeee
I arana-ibsd. 'a aot oeiy eai'>as Us
sttsetjoa ol ear readers to Ue presset prenrwSer's (Dr. C at Jack
Soa't) piepeieln s. bat is aaanaaaSa4hsj u< arurla to all allx:\mi "
MOSS irtOSMCt
The Pmla4*ijJma *UMrd.it liaxrtu ihebeat fcmlly news?
paper punuaned in the U mud Stales. To* editor says;
- It w sshkioi tbst ws rwcoamsuS what srs ter-ueS Patent Mm
cuss U la* oMitssece sad setrnaas* of ear reader*, sad, Uerwfera,
wbSL ws rem* asas Dr H wksaa's Osriass Balers, we wise it U
s* Swtiertl} a-werslnod that we are ant ipwaieg of Ue sasSJSBH of
Us Say. that domS about lor a bnef penoS aa* Shs* I u us rase
att*r it tas Soee U c*dry rare of nsdref. set ef a med. ue k>o( aa
Uaiabed, ua ?srsa.i, prisea, saS whick Las met tas hearty apercsl
oltha hvut, rtsaH.*
Tbey can be admlniaterad lo raauLss or laraars with
safety and reliable benefit at any dose.
st?sat op oocHTsararrs.
The genuine nave the wnuen Signatare of C M- JACK?
SON, upon the wrapper, and the nanse blown hi ths) bottle,
without which thev are apnrtotse. _
For W fcoiessee and Reusi at the GERMAN MEDICINE
STORE, NouWArcb-st one door bwl< w Suu-st Ph^adei
abha, and by resp*cuvh*a dealers geoeraUy tnroiignoni the
coonory.
u >,. es? e and Reta:. I | A B V I Sands W PsfJSB
earner of WUttam.
Retail by C H Ring. ? Broadway, corner of Johc-st-;
Mra Hays, BrooAlya. Sal* MWAS3m*
C
HARLES H. RING, wholesale and
resell Dri(|t.t aed Apothecary 191 Broadway, riarass
i<( John-sL _
gHotLCsa Baacas -Toe large*! and best aseortinsnl la
tar City . esert vanetr of MWMMM n-hote*a.e and rSSal
Tti ?>is.-A ane asworUDwOlof Trasae*. over twenty dif?
ferent kinds, of the meat approved makers
Also, a naawrovss assjoruaeet ef Abdoaahsal tapporuca.
Ore Flick's, Cs*ntn a. Gay's. Banning'A he Body Bwlta,
8 CbaTlswll Rlag^A^rtl'for Dr D. J aynsfa < Pnliadelpbta)
Preparadona. Dr J 5 atoseVs j Philadelphia? PresairaaVxaa;
Dr H Swayoes Svrnp of Wild Cherry, Jeffrey's And
dote. Wtsur s Balaam of Wild Ciwry; Townuand/a,
Sands's. Bruu'i sand Bu.l's Saraapariiu. Daliaw's Pain Ex.
tractor, Up bams file Electaary m!4 lm*
Th E celebrated oxygen
1TED RITTfUS,
COItTAININO NO ALCOHOL.
* sees- iimidt roe
DTHPrpiJiA,
IX ALL 'Ts VARIOUS FOAMS'
Sara a* r?lri t the Stomach. Hee-num. H?ii; ue! CiWtrve
neee. Arm Siomnrh. Headnrhe, Low of Appe-.ue. Pties,
Night Nmii, Asthma c Phtisic Flatulence or
W |i the Si reach T i HiaaiHSS r l.._jg
Of the Extremities, WwhWI of lb*
Lire- OrMTil DefctlttT
srd e ihe <r? eerrioeMe symptom* of this unlvwcsel ass?
ess* Tcey sre ?.*o the) least i~a?c known tor the preven?
tion and rnre of
PIVPR AND AGUE
These bittere have r*reive-i the
hltiHr-ir TESTIMONIAL*
ever of/ered to ib.- pt.h Ic m favar of any Medicine In lb*
wirtd aci ir. irrnfil by aorae of the beat physicians,
who ate them in the)' pr?r ire.
For the Brost t-ATISFACTORT PE^rOF of the aaceeas
of thti reaaedy. tee pamphlet* containing fail parrteaiara
and trruht eu* from
MEMBERS OP CONGRESS
ard otter parties wen known to tbe ptr> ic
An ? ng the enrr ercrja and highly re* -cta^le e*>rti*iea.es,
we refer to the ?V>, lowing i
Prof A A II 4 Y RS at D State Ataayer.
PITZHENRY homer. Eeq , Bostun.
JAMES C of NN. Feq . City Treasurer. Boston.
Hoc MYRON LAWRENCE. Ex President Massarbu
letts Senate
Hon L H. ARNOLD, formerly Gorercor of Rhode Isl?
and, now m?n/-r of Concr***.
Hon WM. WooOBBIDGE, formerly Gsremor of
MtrfcU'ae. cow 0 S Senator.
Hon.J.T MOREHEAD, formerly Oorernor of Ken
uicky. now U S Senaior.
Hon. J. P SIMMONS.!' 8 Senator from Rhodeliland
lion n A.ML S PHELPS, U S Senator front Vt,
fern WM t'PHAM D ? Senator from Vi.
Hon. SALOMON FooTE, Member of Congress from
Vt.
Hon H U. POSTER, Member of Cnegroes from Perm
rvlvaiu*
Hon M L MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wis?
consin Territory
Gen A C PODOE, Delegate in Ctmgre-** from Iowa
R P STOWE, Esq.. Clerk in tbe House of Repmaaaita
tires ?
C C. TFOWBRIDGE, Esq, (Prest Michigan Staxa
Bank.) Detroit. M?cb
I OEO. W JONES, Esq. S-irrevorGeneral, Dubuqtie,
Iowa
JOSEPH HOXIE. Esq . 76 Wall-it,, N. T
Many other individuals of tbe highest respsrtablHtvcan
be referred io. who will confirm all that has been t?aid tn
favor of ttii? in ?vi.able medicine.
Dr. OED B GREEN Proprietor, Windsor, Vt
REED. BATES It AUSTIN. Wholesale Drnggteta, X
Merchants' Row. B wton. General Agents
Price tl per bottle: Six bottles for V>
Portale by A B A D Sands ion Eultoa-s- and A. L.
ScoviliA Co 316 Broadway. N Y and by the druggists
generally tn tbe Uniteo States and Canada aS imMlh&S*
A"yerts" cherry pectoral.?
Ti ls tnvsltiable remedy for all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, baa attained a celebrity from Its remarkable
cures, never equalled by any other medicine before Other
preparations have shows themselves palliatives, and some?
times effected nt table cures, hut none has ever so fully won
tbe confidence if every community where Ills knosm ?
After tears of tr al In every climate, the retails bsvo Indis?
putably shown tl to possess s mastery over this dangerous
class of diseases, wbteb could not 'at to attract the attention
of Physicians. Patients, and the pubtle at large.
?ee the statements, not of obscure individuals sad from
far distant places, but of men who are known and respected
throughout the country
The widely celebrated Surgeon, Dr. Valentine Mott, of
New-York City, says:
" It gives me pleasure to certify tbe valne and efficacy of
'Ayn's Cberry Pectoral.' which 1 consider peculiarly
adapted to cure diseases of the throat and lunga.
Dr Perklna, the venerable President of the Verp?nt
Medical Col'ege, one of tbe eminently learned physicians
of this country, writes The Cberry Pectoral Is extensively
nsed in this section, where It hss shown unmistakable evi?
dence of Its nappy effects apon pulmonary diseases.
Rev John D Cochrane, a distinguished Clergyman of
tbe English Church, writes to the proprietor from Montreal,
that " he hss been cured of a severe asthmatic affection, by
Cherry Pectoral " His letter at full length, may lie found tn
our Circular, to be bad of the Agent, and Is worth the atten?
tion of asthmatic, patients.
Where the Cherry Pectoral haa been once used, no doubt
remains of Its virtues and ability to cure diseases of the
Prepared and told by JAMES C . AYER,
Practical Cliemist. Lowe... Mits?
ind by all Druggists every where. mo inM WS?
Morses Compound Syrup of
VELLOW doc.TR0OT.--We fesl
prompted by every principle of humanity, to mass
known to tbe world the wonderful efficacy of iris extraor?
dinary preparation Thousand* have been relieved of a
great amount of suffering, and many lives saved by the ose
?fit It ts acknowledged bv the beat Judges of medicine te
be ike moat elegant, scientific and salutary preparation now
Li nse. an j a* a depnraiive remedy, seldom If ever eciualed
It Staads unrivaled for tbe cure of Erysipelas, Halt Rheum,
Banker. Scrofula end all the various diseases arising from
as Impure stale of the Blood. Also, all 81 IBou* complaints,
and Is used with unprecedeni success In all cases of Female
Weakness and general debility, sirecgthenlng the weaken,
ad body, giving lone to the various organs, and invtgorat
lag Ute entire system, and also for toe cure of the Liver com
?leint Catarrh, Dyspepsia. HeadachedDlsstoes* Coughs,
Aw. Those aceeted wltb Chronic. Dlseeeeegor w'.ietam
term. wl)l And this medicine not of ly pleasant le ihr taste
*??? m.da ?... ire b. r - ?TaJ m ..... --? -? ?
agents to a/fect their disease. It Is composed of medicines
so happily combined, as to lend directly to give tone to the
Mnanack ard bowels, excite to healthy action the Liver aad
tJbawboleGlandular 8ystero. allay Nervous IrrttahlHty.and
promote the free action of the Lunga, thus rendering It ap?
plicable to all diseases of s Chronic nature. It Is purely
vegetable, aad may be nsed In all climates, and at all sea?
son* of the year
Prepared only by C MORSE A CO,at 101 FountsJa-st
Providence, R I and sold by thousands all over tbe Unit?
ed States. Canada*. Ac Haydock, Oorllea A Cisy, ill
Paarlet N York. QerneraJ Agents._lit ?m?
H~EV. Dr. STICKLAND'? amer
ICAN FAMILY PILLS are undoubtedly the heel veg
etaole compound ever discovered for the cure of Liver
C'mpia'nta, Jaundice, Plies, Costlveness, Dyspepsia, Sal?
low Complexion Sick Headache, Bitter Tiste Dropsy,
Kidney Affection*. Gravel, Rheumatism, Intermittent Fe?
ver and Ague, Influenza. Cold*, he. Being In strict accord?
ance wuh ike unalterable law* of creative Providence, and
a knowledge of Anatomy and Pkydology. tbe Doctor I*
convinced tbst tbe same Al.wlse Being has created in the
vegetable world a remedy for every disease that ieah I*
heir i.. Aottomy teaches that the human body e.mtalns
many important organs called glands, each of which la em
p'oved In secreting from tbe blood Its own appropriate
fluid i be chief of which ts tbe Liver, Kidneys Salivary and
Glatdular bodies connected with the pores of ihe skin. Tbe
Liver end Salivary Gland* secrete from the blood those
fluids t*iat carry on'ti.e work of dlge*tloe, and thus promote
the healthy aeiioo of the bowel* The kidney* and skin se?
crete from the blood thoee deleterious Impurities which, if
obstructed, will produce many disease*, and health be en?
tirely Impaired. Now, ibis vegetable compound attack*
the liver, simulate* it to action, remove* i.s diseases cor?
rects the bilious aad digestive organ*, causing tbe ttdie.s
to set. snd opening tbe pores of tbe skia Hence tbe " Pu?
rification of ihe Blood," whereby per eel health Is restored.
For convincing proof of die above .he Doctor requests a
perossl of his pamphlet, setting forth moat fully the philos?
ophy of their action, with full directions aad certificates of
unparalleled cure*. Office liS Fulioo-*t, New York and
sold by venders of medicine generally. mix 3mM WS*
Parry Daw*
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, Is the
best article In the world for the immediate relief of Ex?
ternal and la tern el Complaint*. Full direction* for Its ass
Will be found in me" People'* Pamphlet," published by the
proprietors, a copy of which will be given with every
botu* For sals at wholesale tn New-York. >y
A. B AD. Sands, loo Fulton-*t, W till run Bargee, t)
?ortlerd-at: I Minor A Co. 214 fOiton-st; 0eo J. W
Maybee. g? Naaaea-sl i Haviland. Eeeee A Co. 8i> Mai lee
lane; M Ward A Co. 83 do.: Alcott, MeKlssoo A Bobbins.
IXfdo ; Leeds A Hazxard. 121 do., J E. Trlppee. 128 do .
Norton. Babcock t Wood. 139 do.; R B. Havtland k Co. 177
Broadway, Haydock. Cortlea A Clay. 21s Peal st . C V
?lickeeerh Co 81 Barclay ?L; Koop Flseher k Co New-?.,
and John Carle A Co. US Water-st. Also, fur Bale by Iba
Trade generally
?EWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
And bay none but tbe GENUINE ORIGINAL PAIN ElnV
AXJL Bia^.i facet red by the proprietors.
PERRY DAVIS A SON
74 High-**- Providence
Fl. B Tbe name Pain Killw belong* exclusively to PCA?
RT DAVIS It 8GN.ua Trade Mark, a* reawauT decided
by the Supreme Court-_" ??*
Dr. CHIisTON's NEW MAGNETO
ELECTRIi; MACHINES -For Medical Application
?These it strumt nu posse** treat s? vantage* over all .Hhor*
for medieai use, be shock* being obtained en.Ire?? from
[Hermanent magnet*, sod the uecbaHara t* so arranged as
tocanse the current of tndaced elecvtclty to peas In (any
direction, at the will of the operator Taey require no gsi
vaele battery tu put them In action, and eoosequenUy there
la ao seed of acid* or other liquids so obieeuonabl*In the
kinds now tn nan They are always ready for tm-neviiaie
app lean on, and are tn no wise Hast* to get out of order.
AL that is keceesery to put the iottrtmeat tn ar?oo la si n
ply to torn a small handle, which emid be done by a child
or even In many eases by the psr.er is themselves
They are p t an ta a portabet form, being senirsd tn
neat ease*, from which they do not require to be removed.
For sale, with the necessary dtrecdots for use, at Dr.
CHILTON S Chemical Warerootts, ?3 Chambers-st N Y.
a? ?w _
B~?LDNESS ALWAYS CURED?A
luxanant bead of hair, whiskers eyebrows or mous?
tache*, ran a. wars be gained with anno, lie certainty in a
?hon time by the as* of HARVEY 8 AMERICAN VEG?
ETABLE HAIR TONIC A gvarenuse will be grveo
wbetter the want of hair be natural or *ertd?ei*l, provided
the ddrvcievo* be followed tn every particular. Tbl* prep?
aration has been nsed by a uvg* rjumrwr of pesrsons wniA
Us meet grallMr.g resu.t*. and ao unvarying be* been its
sncceaa in restoring hair to bald beer s taat the proprietor
feeis warranted la caa-.engtng the produeOon of a single
ease, that car not be eared by the sppSeardoa of die A-neri
can Vegetaitie Hair Took For aale by J. M'AluSar, 141
Fuitoe-sL Ring, lft'Broadway : J k 1- Ceddmgton. 713
do; A L aVovUie A Co, 316 Broadway; H. A. Pierey,
Principal AgenL 31 WUioughby-SL. Brooklyn.
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GYMNASTIC AND PHYS1CALEX
ERCISE.-Mr C F. OTTIONON r*s??*ctmlJy In?
forms bis friend* and the pa life k^awrally, ^^^hJl^?-*??
tbe large and ?penou* Gjnnasiu? Mi and 161 Crosnw-st,
on* door below B eecker. formerly occupied by Dr R-ch,
aad M bow open for the reception of pupC* Geotlem-n *
c ass every n ornlng from 5 tJJl 7, *^J^vwry^
? r"
?
c
8 tili 9. Boys' csss every afternoon from 4 till 5. Peaciag
and Srarrtrc taught prrvalaviy, at the rooms. N B -Mr
- F Oi?gnoobea cloned the Gymnast i-n* la Broadway
a Cexe- ei Stemrwre bsetse keys of rlueex* in lAatT
, wlli ootlge ihe propnewr by laamg in*? as
in Croaby-st_g lm
Rheumatism. pains, and Saffaeu
sf the JobkU. 8wel?ng of the Mtksrmlar tebetan e*
new them, and other dis*r*eeh:g symnM>rns ? ?j?**
ss need deecripsigsx nsay e* e/??iukjly "^^jr*?
at Alt ft C.un pound By rap of Hydrlodass of roisjw*a*r
sapan . exd YVoow Dock sVoot. l?*J**>2^* *
ftl?^r>S?re?aabaAag a .peeiae. and mmk nui ? trisl u
_j-.t _ -I ts. enenrleina nfi 11 arfasTTi s*s*i
eoavtece ite most
Prepared and tor _
Ckramlst. IS? Broadway
io*! tnereduJou* of its surprialnf pnisarrJaa.
for sale by C H RING, Draggk aosj
tsadway carom of Jotsrs-sL sail Da*
H tU BURRS
ANTIQUE OINTMENT?A wr?M?l
X? steady cure for Use Pi LR?, Chefel Linos, Chavpeo
Hand* h- Tnaa article dm long been used tn ac -at
practice, and it a, t a.> wed red u> be Um Vw; *.-ueJ* eunc'
for J-e.e .-' of .,-.<. aSsava Mi s*BBJ t -u
Sa e ?1 who mi im retail .0 Ne? Vor?. ay ?*0. -
w Msree. 32 Nee au et 1 if I dot k Co. til Fulton-et. A I
k 0 hDii lee pvton-st Havtiaod Kmm k Co. H
H aid ee.rape C V CVlaw k Co ?1 IvJlt -et. C. H
?Jr.* l.i'?!*m corner of Joko-st J k I C ?1 ?Tgloa
M nl'mcil end ?1S B-.av.'wtv R A *?*<*t. Sowery,
c r -rof Bering-el Agei:> 'or Br?x>k,vn. Mrs. M Hay*
tn ruitoo-4i
Alto, km ?*'? ?y up Ageou of oar Palo Killer poarajl*
Pa ap srd sod at wtoTweaie r-y
PF.RRY DAVIS k SON. Proprietors.
?Pr-' t< Hlgk-et Ptwetdeneev si I.
A
8CH<K)L8. -_
lg e r 1nstit0 t t?boa KD ING
15
Stunner Term of ihts lra.1 nie will opea oe Use arst Tuen
oay of May neat, sod anil continue fire month*. Jaasos
Sedgwick. A at . Associate Principal of the School, vrUl b*
In New-York from lue 7os to the I Ah of Aprt'. and may be
aeen at that Broaderay House between the hoars of .OA M.
and '. P M Cirrulare mar r>e ob atoed by addressing SkS
P lnctpal. E W. ANDREWS. Cornwall Coca. jB
TOOaRDING school?A Ltdy from
JE-Bs healthy and delightfully situated Boardln* Scd>x>L
out of the City, still rerelre App.l -allots f.>r PC PI LS at
K Murray at, April ? 8 and 9. between the hoars of II and
S o'c'oek. where references and every particular can he
obtained. aT St
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYsT
st Greenwich, Conn.?/ B. NICHOLS. Principal -
Terms, $.." per annum The Summer Tens will com?
mence on the i 1st Jay of April Circulars c 'otalnmg par?
ticulars may re obtained of M H N-wman v Co, 199
Broadway, and at toe store of Weils, Muier A Prorost, 2iJ
Frontet, N Y ml lw*
oari'ing school.?A limited
'number of children (nir!s) from 8 to 16 year* old. can
be acriBimodated ma pleasant part of the country, tea
miles from the dty. with board and tuition la die various
f.t t 'tn branches. Including French and Music if required
Peculiar advantages are coered by this opportunity for
children with oat n others For particulars, apply at 170
Oreenwtch-ec, where testimonials. Ac. will be shown,
as ?1*
BOARDlNG^CHOUL kok BOYS at
KRi>? >K Fl K.I.D. C >nr . near Housstonlc Railroad,
E ROBBIMt. rrop'lelor-The next term of this School
will con merce Ural Wednesdav In Msy next For particu?
lars inquire of E. H. WILCOX, U. S School Agency. 2S8
Broadway. at St*
Bl>TrdTng school kor b?Ys,
at Portchester. N Y, JNO OfHORNE. PilnclpsL
The Sun rrer Trrui will commence May I. Tils School
has been In successful operation for ten years, and Is not
surpassed for beauty of loritl'on and ease of scene* by any
Institution in the vi.-t-tity of New York. Term*. 1150 par
year. Circulars conuirlng particulars, re erenree Ac,
can he obtained by addressing the Principal, or of D. s.
Duncomh, 7b William St., R C Akerly. I *> Bowery.
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BEARDING "SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
at New-Canaan. Ct. DAVID S ROCKWELL, Prin?
cipal, saslsied by his Baa - This Institution, which la one01
the oldest of ihe kind In the State, commences Iis Sun tier
Term on ihe 1st of May The recencies are aearly all
filled. Early application should be made 10 the Prtndnal
In order toinsur*admission Address D, S ROCKWELL,
New-Canaan, Fsirfi* .d County, Ct. mil Iw*
Boar ding-School for boys
AT 8TANWICH. CONN, 37 mile* from New-York
City.?Terms for board, lultioa, washing sod mending,
tli'O a year The Principal can be consulted personally at
Ir Baynor's, 76 Bowery, on every Wed need ay tn April,
between the hours of I aid 3 P M.. where circulars coa
talnlng foil [??' ? ??? wi b rwA-rances. may at anytime
beobialned. |a3 3W'| THEODORE JUNE, Principal.
.ohesnut grove college, ?\f~
V7um. Puten Island-Pres'dert, Rev THOMAS TOW
ELL, AM T. C D ?In consequence of the unprecedent?
ed Improvement both In me physical and mental culture of
the pupl s of the Institution, but very few vacancies are
aval shle fur the Summer Term commencing on the 1st
of Msy. The course of educstlon couslsu or the Greek
and Latin Classics, French, Spanish and Oermaa by na
tlvee of these countries respectively; fingl'sh, all the act.
aticea. and every branch of Belle* Lettres, also Vocal and
Instrumental Music Uymnastlcs and Military Tactic*
The sttustb n is one of ihe mos! de'l?hiful. pleasant and
healtl v thai can possUdy hefconcelved Or/y six miles
from Saw York, vet Ii U as retired a* If tn the Western
wildert en, and It commands the combined ad vantages of
sea. forest and elevatloa No perns or sxpense are spared
to Insure the highest ta ent on the part of the various In?
structors, and all the romforu and convenience of a borne
to thepupils. The President can be seen on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at the ..el-e of SK AM AN k
Ml IR. Ml Broadway. An early application necessary
Rtraaiat as ?Rev Drs Berrtan, Hlgby. Schronderand
Hawks. Prifeaaors Hartley and Macrlcker, Columtla
College; Seaman A Mulr. .121 Broadway; B Center A
Co , 2n Oic s ip ; Davidson A Bromley. 77 Wall st, * Bar?
ry, S? StoVst, *. B>. SaewSwtwws t?i nt??r 1 CerHen A Ue ,
Broadway. _tudl imMffhAS*
I^CXSSICAL AND MATHklrTATI
V^CAL SCHOOL, West PotrK, New-York-The nest
term of this Institution will commence on the first of May
Arp statloa for admission at that Ume, should be made at
an early day.
"Columbia College, N. Y . Jan 16,1851.
I take pleasure In sutlng tov opinion that the Classical
and Mathematical School al Weal Point, N Y , ander the
charge of EDUARD V KINSLEY. A. M. la worthy of
Ihe confidence of Parents and Guardians The course of
InstrucUon. Judging in part from students received In Iiis
College from that achooi. la thorough and Judicious?and
the discipline and morsl culture at own eitlelent and suc?
cessful CM AS KING. LL D Pres/tofCol. Colleg*"
For References, Terms Vc. aldresa the PRINCIPAL
at West Point EDWARD V KINSLEY", AM.
m)3 imM *8A2tW*
CORTLANDT INSTITUTE?A se
I- ct Boarding School rot Boye at Peekaklll. N. Y.?
Cirrulare n ay be obtained al the eook-atr re of MASON A
LAW, Zi Park-row, opposite the Astor House, or by ad
dressing Ihe principals at I'eektkill
Baw oeo phippbsl 1
siisaw_a. a. PHlpPEN,^^t'M>^l^^
ENGLISH AND C l A SSIC A l
SCHOOL ?Mr CLARENCE COOK'S Family
School for Bovs, at Tarry town, will open for the Summer
Term on the vst day of May. I SSI The number of boys Is
limited to fifteen Cirrulare may be bad st G. P Putnam's,
D Appletoo A Co's. and at SpaJdtog A Shepherd's, or on
appllcauon to Mr. C(JOK, aiTarrytown al 5wMWkS*
F_AMILi,_rK)ARDlNG SCHOOL for
BOYS-E W KEELER Teseber. Newtosm, fair
field County, Conn., on the Hoaaatonic Railroad, IS miles
from Bridgeport
Tsaia^ -s-8 per quarter of 11 weeks, for board, tuition,
wstbing, mencing, fuel, UgbU and bedding, Pupils r*>
crlvrd ai any time.
Br? sasacss ?H. N. Pech k Co. ISO Frnnt-st: A O.
Crate, M John-st, R. Caruoo Ovanon. 6 *?;: st . J A
Arkley. Tract H'use; 0*0 W Dow. Esq .7 Burling slip;
N. T Sweexv, 176 South st; and A G Hanford, corner of
Cherry and Rotgersu New York Hon Wm Rock well,
corner of Jay and Wili.iughDy au Brooklyn, and Aaron
Hawley. ? Beavsr-st Near-York._at 13f
LADIES' SCHOOL. Red^HoVik, on
the North River ?Mrs Wm Jone* receives into her
family twenty young ladies, whom she undertakes to In?
struct tn all tbe branches necssaary to a sound education,
and also in those aecompiishtnrnu and In that perao
aal carriage which are essential to tbetr making a good fi?
gure la refined society.
The cardinal branches of study are taught by herself and
daughter, together with tbe hl?her Mathematics, Seilea
Lettres. and he Science*; aad a vljrliant supervision It coo
stanuy exercised by loess ov*r every pupil, with regard
to those Do I du, which are most Use object of Judicious pa?
re nis' soliciude.
Her Teacaer of Music is a lady eminently skilled In the
science, who unites with great paneoce, a perseverance
Which often males respertaioe perfo.- tiers of Uoee even
wbotn Nature baa not gifted with a uient for Music, and
the best tuned Itsfumenu only are used for practica.
H w Teacher of French aad Drawing Is a net? ve of France
of whom no duties are required, but asetiaouaiy 10 teach
these branches She necustores her pupils 10 speak toe
Fretch language coil, quia 'y, aad ihe idiom is rendered
famt tar hy their beug uught to think In it. as well as to
- S; - sk It
The residence of Mrs Wm Jone* is a romruodl<eia Cot?
tage, fiuav up with every convenience conducive to Bee th
and comfort. and die village is three hours from lb* City
by H. B- Railroad References may be made 10 the par en u
of any of tee present or former pupils
Taasis?Ore Handrad and fif y dollars per annum, la
full for every expense, except for cash advance* previously
authorised
Parents lealrtng an Interview will find Mrs J during
1 at v. West Washington piece mil 2wMWS*
MOUNT WASHINGTON CoLLE
GIATE INSTITUTE, 211 Founh-*t comav of Mar>
dongal. Iructiiig Waeh.ngionsquare-BOARDING DE?
PARTMENT Tbe Principals, having received frequent
?ideations from th* city and coantry 10 take Board bag
ptis are now Isaawy u> aaneanc* tat arraagsaiiinti of the
most deatrablecharacter Save b?*a saade, by which tbe pre
eulur advanuge* of a City High School may he secured as
those who are anxious to svsjTai'maatvss of tta bsne&U?
Tbe retired locative of tins Inatlmtion Barring as it doe* tn*
largest Park In Ute nty. eomMnea every .advantage of to*
coot cry for the be*, thfuires* of u* puptU The Seht?! ) ear
Is divided U to four terms of eleven weeks each, eornnasoe
bag September fcth. November 2A, Fehmary 10 and April
IS. Bearding PupUa wld be eondnaed during the Summer
varaUi?. If deeirwd Tenru resjsoaaM* Circulars ooulned
at the lEstiiuu. or by add reset or Ue Principals, like
sso.res.if M H N-s - ?.'. I B'..s>lW?v
at Ute Inatituie or by add reset n# the Prlndpnle, likewise at
man. I)S Broadway aad of
D Appleton. B? Broaderay. Pupils admitted at any Baas
and charged only froes ihe date of entering
XW N B The next Sebool term ft will be observes
Prtadpaln
1 Monday. April Ath.
O W CLARKE, A. M
?17 af JAS BANNING. A M
TARRYTOWN INSTITUTE?A Se?
lect BOARDING SCHOOL for Boy* at Tarry town.
New Tora. A NEWMAN. Principal -la >BM I acuta Qua
Young Oer.Lernen are U?rough.y Insv.-ncud In ail th*
branchee of an Englla* aed CiaseieaJ ?Suratioe The prtr*
of Board and Tuiuon. Including bed. Uedding, wanning and
mend tag U from |I60 10 Si an per anaum, according 10 the
hrancaas astraand. Ctrniiars euaialnlag Pwrtcaiart refer
encea. Ac . can heohtahaed atSpaidtng k Shwpapd's Booh
Store. la*i Broadway, and at E d. Wlieox'S UulUd Bute*
Bchool tf-tty. 2?; Brucdwi;. or by addrwaatng a anas to
>Bfgjjjs_ ssE
THE TARRYWWN SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES iheM aaea BUSTEED.Prta
eipa.s. w ill open lu Sumsaav term en the first of Msy next
Number < f Boarders limited to twelve?User* are now
fottr verende* The neighborhood at on* of the pleasant
eat aad healthiest tn the State of N*w-Yura and ihe Puptis
enjoy all the advantage* of a home and a sriv>>asfic insti?
tute combined Applications to >>e made to RICH. Bl i.
TEED.Cooaawilorat Law. a* w; 'am-si , 0. W BL'S
TEED, ?1 TasTsl-avwBww, or aadaw Isatinsry. $ASm*
DANBURY INSTITUTE.?A Family
Boarding School. Danbury. Feirvssld Coentv. C.?a
?W I imI brhencs. A M Henry Lobdeli. M. D . Prto
ctpakv r.,ahrta*)n bad of Messrs C-ark. Aoatto A
Co.. a>6 groadwar, or oribe Pi loci pass._raJl la*
'pHK COMMERCIAL ANDCLASSI
1 CAL SCHOOL, 7* Hextry-et. consisting of three d*>
paroTicnta. In laapHe order, is now open so* hill adver?
tisement. (o7 lawtfl fcOLOM N J ENNER. P- ir P*
TO GUARDIANS VN? PARENTS.
-The rj>wrrnwr. having roar nor* easier law year*,
will receive four more or u?? aam<* ago u> edaea** For
?ort? particular Inwrasaiion aad reference*, adore** hl<a ay
WM Au? ?rlahinr io are*** a home for ward* or chli
dreu vim bornee?e*Hie>?e ana relaoon* will Serherlehed
and arawarawl. aad a UsoroogA practical and classical edu
catloa at ih?? sain* Haw secured, arauevlwd to viatt aad ec
ouabat therm elves with hta *>r*tk*B Me family aad ttaar
rar.erm-oie ASHBEL FULLBJ*,, Kaot, Cooa,
at ImTuTrtAS*_
If S. SCHOOL AGENCY, SS Broad
)? wan. Mtabttahad l*ff. f?>c inhere ana el) eat
ararbraal orders Capital mrwUAwd by the pwroaa.
vii wary of lb* beat tt*tttauVae. fenn le* and u-w-wc*
Ihroagr-oai the Union A depo*? of ose p-r -eot each oe.
ooo year*! co?Twri**tioe procure* nofouatloo* anrtl the
ftiU easount Is received. Apply early, foil and postpaid,
partially, if po?*ibl*. Reference* exchanged
?4 **? E H. WILCOX. Proprietor,
1M7INANTS BOARDING SCHOOL
* v goA BOYS, at Liu> ferry, als* wile* fron Hoeo
a*n. N. J under the dtre.-u.-e jf A I WIN ANT aad
LADY ?TMi school la designed for young lad* All tha
present mas* her* of Ii ar* und? twelve year* of ago, and
Boo* will be received woo ere older. The numt er of pa
pile at limited to twenty Term*, flu* par year. F*g*j,be
Mage. 37. ereata. For drcul.ara, please apply to Mr W
THURM AN, corner Canal and V?*iry at*, or IMr B F.
ROBINSON. 3, Pit e st N*w-Yort ?*f ?*?*
_INSURANCE^
TH E PEOPLE^ FI R E INSU RAN CE
COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NEWYOR?, u>
be located In the Banking Hour* of the People'* Baak ot
the City of New-Yotk. ITS Canal at
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Terrell, Solomon Benta,
|*reetnan Campbell, Charles Crane,
Job* W Lewis, Georg* Wareer,
John P Yelverton, Chrletopher Owyer,
Henry S. Terbeil, William J Back.
David n Crane. John M roeypenny.
John Mace. George D Cragm.
George Young*, Chane* T. Pierson.
John N Genla, William M WUeuo,
Btmou Shlndler, Auraham Legrall,
Edward Nelson, Edward P Clark,
Gaylord B. Uubbeil. Tk >rae* William*,
Gideon D* Aagelia, Mortimer \ rown,
Jean re a Brouwer, Robert C Voorhlee,
Btoalak 0 Stoke*. Philip S. Honoaieel,
Jothaa C Meeker, Cbarlea o.instead.
WUllamB O. ruing, Cbarlea H Mclnlire,
Maithtaa Clark.
The undenlirned CoitimUaioiiere give notice that books
Of subscription to the Capital Stock or this Company wul
be opened by them on MONDAY, the seventh day ol April
next, and continue open ubUI the twelfth day of April 8S>
twsen the hours of in o'cock AM and i o'clock r M of
sack day, at the Banking House of Ihe People's Bank of
tbeCliy of New-fork, 173 Canal iL
MATTHIAS CLARK, )
john MONEY PENNY, ( ComaiUal.wers
CHARLES H MclNTIRK|C '
JEREMIAH TERBELL. J
ma mitM ws
NION MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY, Office M Wall it opposite Hanovar-SA
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, HM 000.
Insurancss oo Marine. Inland Na.-lgsUoa and rtr* Hisks
TRl'STEES, , _ _
Moses Taylor, Peter V.King. i^W-"nl,wU'
Frands 8 Uthrop.James Symington, N. W Merrill.
Horace B Cl?fltn, H L R >ulh. Bldoev Green,
John p. Neiir.iin. Lewi* B Loder, 8 *ou.nJu>?'_
Paul Spoflord. H H Munaali, Shepherd Knapp,
Chane? C Hatch, Valendne Klrby, Eugene Dutilk.
L. H Brig ham, Andrew V Stout, Jo*?P? rowler
E T H Olb*oo. E K Collln*. A G Thomrwoo,
E J Anderson, P a H?rgou*. "??7>H'^__
Rolrert B Mlnlurn, Lambert Suydam, Dsvt.f 11 Turner.
N H. Wolle, R R Grave*. |? k. jit ajfj^B,
JaitH*e D Fleh. C. F Dambmann, John Van Nest,
Edwin a. Oelr1chS.Morfr Uvlngrton, W A Ke^tletaa,
RUhard bell, J H Brower, Ella* B. Brown,
U"? JOHn /aLCONKR, Pre*M*BL
JOHN S TAPPAN. VlcwPreena'aes,
FsBDiHanD Brae*, Secretary. bbusAbs
N B-Particular atteutlsaM called to the fact thai tws
Company continues to Insure Buildings, Merchaji^se,
Housrbold Furniture, Vereel* In Port, Ac against M ar
damage by FINS and divide the profita on thisj-las* <d
iHiiines*. the isme a* on ths Maiia* preiaioma %*?
UAC1FIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
i JA pany ?Capital $ito,t00 ? Tlie aookt or subscription
I to the capital .lock of Hit* Company SriB
! Kridav. the sib .lay nf April in.i under
i iubscnl*rs,*t?ie Pad? Beek, corm-r
' (Irand at, and wul remain op.*n until the iCth m,t ,JQ8JU
i A. m till 2 p m. on each day. Sunday **' ' p'*** ,T?I C
1 cent will be received at the ttr?? ol .ubeortpiloB aad the
balance on the 2rth April ?barea each.
vVILLlAM TILDEN, S
man. Toaa.
Thomas Jeremlali Arno* T Hetlield John T Dodge
Wtliam Smltli John W Satteman John a MerriU
WilliamTbden George p Well F.oene/.er H Pray
James U FMh HeBrj Weruei N L McCready
fftkt H O'Connor Joaeph H VV illlami ( liarlee K Grant
Geo R Jackeen Jease II Marahaii George Harrison
Wm H ?ihhaid W L Whiting Juno Campbell, Jr
Charles R White David L Young J D Morgan
Allan Hay Henry Bruner Jarno* Stoke*
Nathan C Ely JohL U Katie John Kcrr
Lonug p Hawe* EiwneierhV^eaionMajor Thompson
a4 3t*
T^E^fc^inNTaFlN^Pa?NCl
CUM PAN Y,
or ran citv or aaw-vokg,
Office, Corner of Green wicb and Fuilon its.
Ocean Beak Building
CASH CAPITAL, 8**1,0*0.
lose rear? agalnat Los* or Damage by Fir*
DIRECTORS.
Aaron Clark, G W. Burnbam,
Crowel Adams, Ward A Work,
Lev! Apgar, Samuel 8. Bowman,
Naibanlel Weed, Wm H. Diets,
David Magie, William Huaiae?,
VelentueRirby, Rol-ert Hoe.
M A Hoppoek, JosephM Brown,
a H. Van Auk-r,. Robert P Getty,
C V. B Oatrender. Ebeuerer Beadleetoa,
D.Randolph Martin, Harrleon Jone*.
AARON CLARK. Preafdent
creury. '^ l Hire
aisoBsa w Savasa, 8er.i*utry
QRI
Office of trie
tOCKRS' FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Ho. 81 w*i?i, corner of f-ar: u.
CAPITAL f'd0O,OO0. _
At aa election held tht* day, to* following gentMaaaS)
were chosen Directors ol mi* Company for the ensuing- yean
Sampson Moore, Moses Taylor, George Eider,
Ben/ B Sherman, Mar?rAl Penaon Francis Iklddy.
' reuw Martin, Alexander H Grant, Cba* Burkhaluw,
Aafus duiry, Asa 8 FovW, Jam-w B WHtoa,
: Henry Edey, Isaac C Taylor. William R Posier.
At a aol^eeueni meeting of the Board 8AMP80BJ
M(X)RE Kan., was unanlmuus'y reel or led r reel dee l at
lb* Company. J MILTON SMITH Secretary.
New-York.Feb 3,1161. .^s^
; R. B. Tbl* Company continue* to Insor* BuWdlaga,
? Merchandise. Hoaseboid Furniture, V ****** la Port, Ac.
an the moat favorable terms All losses promptly adjusted
aadaaML_? *f .
CITIZENS' FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY?Omea* ?7 WALL-AT and VP bow.
ERY ?This Company with a rash capital of
S i..0,000.
and a large surplus, securely invested, roodnues to Inser*
?gainst loss nr damage by FIRE, on a welling bouaes. asar*
cnaadise, booeshold furniture, and ail dewrfpiioes of Per
I aoaal Property, on tk* most favorabl* terms.
di astro si
Jeremiah Johnson, William J Valentin*,
Alooso A Alvord, James C Baldwin,
Daniel Bartaett, Jay Jarvl*,
William Wallace, John 8 Harris,
Thomas MrElrath, Rotiert Barkley,
Lok* Baker Francis A. Palmar,
Jacob Miller
DANIEL BLRTNKTT, PreddeoA,
Jambs m. McLbam. Secretary._SfatWSaf
TH K N EWE NGLA N D LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY, of New-Haven, Conn,
fnsure horse*, catte, Ac, against less from death, either
from natural cause, accident, or disease of any dessripuoa
WlkMsisi
New-York Agency. 3S WUUam-et, JhSMhaaM Ex>
Bhang*. fwifj_L D HART. AgesA
BROOKLYN FIRE INS?RANCECO.
-Ofhee No. 6 Merchacur Exchange. W*l!-*t N T.
and A3 Pulton *. Brooklyn wm- ellsworth. Pr*wt
A- 0- iravae*. awcretary. Ui Sat*
Removal - The Cfi'-e of the
HUjOSON RIVER FIRE INSUR?
ANCE COMPANY 1* removed frota (to.J?wNa
tfi Wad-sL Mashatun Bank building.
CAPITAL eT??','i.*j.
Ail paid In and securely in rested,
beside s large ?urplu*.
Tbl* Company will coo tit ae to Insure on Mwrhanduw,
Dwellings. H' *ebol4 FurntWf* and other property against
less or dexr. y fire on the most favorable terms, and that
public may i cat assured that all losses which thta Company
may sustaia will be liberally adjusted, and paid with their
SKeusSnaaad aevMBiMBade hi moony nirr^r,i at the hank* la
this city. ISAIAH BLOOD, President.
P J A*bat, Secretary.
JiMti A Rbboa. Assistant Secretary. mil MtPStf
insurance*.
RITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE IN
SLRANCE COMPANT.
as Wali-sL
Caaforaat and special risks of all kinds haken **
kasnisraksiMBMBii.hy anrisiNBON.
n?7 la General AgenL
INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.?Th#>
Interest on the public stock' of the city of New-York
due aid pejab.fl. May 1st. l?*L wi" ?*?<? ?" o?ei
day. by Shepherd Kr^JsSJ, CbAeTkbawlaMl of *a CtlT,
at the ?echanrs' 33 Wail-at The transf*r aoo?.
wtUbe drwed Wedoesday. April 9, at 4 o'eJoea. P. AL?
For the accommodation of stockholders, trtuksfers will be
; em it ed daring the period the Books remain clo**d, to
take effect May Tat- J R- TA* LOR, Controller.
New-York. March 31, \t*l._al tMyff
ADVERTISEMENTS bp* InaMirted la
the beat Papers of other Cities aad Towns at V 8.
PALMERS Ao^anaTseVg. Aftsxy, Tribaoa Bee-u-ug. dft *J
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