The New York Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1854, Page 7

A LARGE STORE, DWELLING house, carriage boune, and otier build- ngs, io of the village of Babylon, L. 1., forts we from New York. saa Wake bas brea occupied oo xc tweaty years, now deng a large business, Apply te E. A. BUNCE, 212 uroad vay, commer of Fultoa strevt, room 3. —A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 13 $3.500 Bow affered in a first class boarding pouse im one the best locations inthe city. The house in nea: full oi boarders, aod is clearing now $55 per week, which will be shown on interview. The furai- ture is of the best quality and ali new. Satisfactory reasons ae for selling out. Thi: is the dest bargain covered this scasonr $1,000 to be paid down, the ba- dunce om easy terms, Address X. X., Herald office, o@tating where an interview may be had. RASS FINISHING SHOP FOR SALE—COMPRISING » complete set of lathes, tools and patterns fur the of gan fixtures and other brass work. order, and cau be pre- with = small capital. This is rare & lucrative business. Will be sold dest established bakeries ta New York for sale beg Pees mae of MONA & RaY, 219 reet. taken in mt for feur dwelling ase Jpn. Addvess A. T., Herald ofice. pc (alma =i amit la a or STORE FOR SALE.—IN CONSEQUENCE OF D ‘the-desth of one of the: partners, the stock, res apd goodwill of a favorably loeated wholexalo szetail drug store in this are offered for wale. For particulars, address Ben sien Post Office. RUG STORE FOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS DRUG stove, splendidly situated in the heart of the city, corner of Broadway and Fourteenth street, Union Place Rotel, together with @ four-years’ lease; in polnt of situation and advantages unsurpassed in the city. For apply on premixes. RUG STORE AND GOOD PRACTICE FOR SALE—IN one of the leading avenues. This is a chance seldom met wi as it must be sell, and is a fine loca- Bee YOR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDSST AND Wes “tion for a physi: Aprly to. [CAN & McMILLEN, Auctioneers and real estate brokers, 103 West street, ~eorner of Liberty. R SALE—AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN AN IRON foundry and machine shop, doing an extensive wsiness, im one of the best lecations in the Stato of ‘New York. Apply tc JOUN H. BROAD, 618 Fourth st, SALE.—A COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT, LOCA- ted at Harlem; price 2,000. Apply te NAHAM DUNN, 81 Hounten strest. . R SALE—IN BROOKLYN, FIVE MINUTES WALK from several ferries, the furniture and immediate séeasion, till the first ef May, of an elegant three Ty baxement, brown stone house, with all improve- “sanonta, ina anost respectable neighvorheod. Price $500. Inquire at the office, No. 6 Tiltary atreet, Brooklyn. R SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 4 popular saloon on Broadway, now doing a good usiness, The location is the beat in the city and the Bropriotors will ell very low if immediate applteation is , as they are winding up business, and are aboat Jeaving tewn. Inquire of SEYBOLT & CONNOR, 264 Was street, up stairs, GOR SALK—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY, FIFTEEN years establishod near Chatham square, in the venih ward; also two first rate salec Broadway. No basement saloons. Apply at once to C. G, THOMP- ‘SON, 81 Nassau street, reom Ne. 7. OOK AT THIS.—HERE 18 ONE OF THE GREAT- est chances ever offered for a mam wishing to go into a money making business. The stock, fixtures and .good will-of's business which ‘now nets from $10 to 613 qr day will be sold on account of the sickness of the @roprietor. Apply in the Exchange offee, 175 Elm st. BUTOHERS.—FOR SALE CHEAP, THE OLD ESTAB- ished meat, poultry and vegetable stand ‘corner of ixth avenue ané street, with s good run of cus- tomers, and doing a goed business. be nold for Py as V wales fig adjoining, and in vi- wo three yasen, < yi- ‘@inity of ty-fourth ‘street; property rae now =a as private dwe! in good order; modern vements. Also, 2 Ao eB MER, 319 Fearth peer sig 25 A HOUSES, ROOMS, &O., WANTED. RG STORE WANTED. —A YOUNG, MAN WANTS J drug store, a good business, ei New York or Brooklyn. For particulars address V. Wyck, 165 Chatham street. 1 JEWELLERS.—WANTED T@ PURCHASE, A cond-hand drop press, of a small size, in good work- ving order. Any person ae one to of wil mee H., box 2,843 Post Office, stating low- -est price. ‘ANTED—AN 0! IN ANY STREET, Canal and Bond, as noar Broadway, as possi- ‘ble. Address Medicus, Herald office. . 'ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE, G@ONSISTING OF sre aticiniae. parlors fit for an artist’s studio, -gonnected with a class for ils. Situation between & Amity and Canal streets, in vicinity of Broadway, stating terms, Office, box referred. Address, 506. ‘ANTED TO RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, OR the furniture will be purchased at a fair valus- bles te to WILLIB & CONKLING, No. 2 Murray ov ANTED--ROOMS, OR PART OF A HOt INA reapectable neighborhood in New York, about a rmoile’s walk from Maiden lane. Rent not to exceed $200. - Address letters to E. Faber, 133 William street. ‘ANTED TO PURCHASB.—AN ENGLISH BASEMENT house, with immediate possession, net exceeding ‘three stories, in a meighborhood. Address box 102 post office, stating location, lowest cash price, and the ramount-ef existing incumbrance, if any. IR SALE—A FINE BAY MARE, IMPORTED STOCK, nine years old, 153 hands high, warranted sound and gentle. (Can trots mile inside of three minutes, or ‘Gfteem miles en hour. Price $300. phen 2 Pesad hia ht wagan, polo and shafts, $80. Call at 437 Fourth st SALE—A PAIR OF EXCELLENT NORTHERN bred hherses, woll matched, by Old Abdallah and vout‘of perfectly broke, six years old, 1534 aads high, fine travellers, aod nct surpassed by 8 for Gne action, tleness, atyle, durability and ghd fed doand Sed Lind in ingle or doubis parneet bys rant an or ¢ou ress by & man. Ap at Everett’s stable, 2 We street, near Sixth avenue, ORGS ROR SALE.—FORSALR, A PAIR OF VALU. ‘able light , & lumber wagen, so! Fis wee seit wogrs, 8 lamer wage Ravin L"bOUNUE ehministeater, Joa Nicth plrsors SAS tee ee = 3? ORSE FOR SALE—GOOD, SOUND AND KIND, A bp eas Tells 'blankote, ber ere ssanpiats eee. —. ent Siemcah. “Abply at the stable, rear of 19 and 21 Twenty. eecond street, .or one week. ~ (,TOLEN—A CREAM COLORED HORSK, WHITE Litas, pe in , silver mane and tail, with saddle . 8, bys stout, dark eomploxioned wamed George Ficho, a carpenter. A liberal reward wil ‘Be paid for-hig recovery, by STONE~& BELLOWS, 122 ‘Duane street. LEB—AN ELEGANT ONE HORSE RQUIPAGK for & part of the time each day, er for stated days o week, ering, ae winter Caprerypiedn we is anumal, faultless im st; ining, for car- or saddle. ' He will be lot’ only ia hands, to Acseen expense of keeping. dress |., Herald office ‘ANTED—A PAIR OF HORSES FOR FAMILY USE, J that are sound, kind, and mot less than 15. bands high, nor over cight years old; must have g style and.action; a are and black, or Nad ay not dj nadie, if mat in other respects. jee about 94100. Apply to H. T. Sammons, 15 Water street, from 22 to Do! P.M. F -£0., 66 South atroct. es ee ‘AT THE BROADWAY POS? OFFICE. R. VALENTINE VILLEITI WILL RELIEVE HIS frienda from much anxiety, by bog hing Ay M., i at the previous sumber, aa, wi and “when he cam be.scen, as carly as possi ving » let- ter of impertance for him. "A ATRUOMONIAL.—“AMY'S'’ PARTICULAR ATTER- tion {s ealled to a lotter to her address in the Union juare Post Office, mailed last night, which she will be ‘Died ad wer. 1K WHO )IN MISTAKE,A SLIPPER WITH steel buckle, at the Painter’s vail, willdo « favor | returaing it to 84 Seventh stroet, reoond floor, where Xe can have his slipper. * T° JOHN Q. BERRY. —'‘YES."’ co ‘ARK SPORT FOR CHRISTMAS.—ORRAT SHOOTIN match. ‘Tho celebrated black boar, Juno, with « ne lot of 7 and game, will be shot for at Suttons’ Hotel, haan, West county, New York. Saoot- Dg commences at 10 A, M. Beshpate amp ." 868 BROADWAY, UNION 8 furnished parlor and two ty with bath rocmom seme Goor. Dinner vate table if required, tor per week. ~ Se ee AND LEY—TO ONE OR TWO PKIY. 1165 COAMBERS STREET.—GENTCRMEN sp. | a with or without breakfast ant lame Cees their wives, or single gentlemen can be sem front partor, furnished, on the A fi 4 modated with pleasant rooms on segond or third dose, strictly private French family. with fre nea toch, we with full er partial board, on moderate terms, where the | q ‘@location is retired and rospectable, eas the Spee 2 Nee Sa ev nes | an reee pho ies Ws ud | UL OF CaG_maNNNT SEE pense wa ait scl ” apply ee ‘eference. .. ing, mill work, steam eugines, &c,, made at short WOOSTER STREET.—TO LET. TWO PARLORS | ——— 2 a ne notice, on the most reasons’ tern . tert | Spd: cna four bedrancin, to peatiouon ned adhe eich | TIVO Lt AT 37 BOND STREET, ROOMS FURNISHED | wade for every doucripiivn of castings, at the Seench- | or without board for lasies. use nowly and elegant, or unfum oard. Baths i xs spreriely, with or | can from Works, 63 and 65 Centre aireet. Rofers to M. | furalehed, Fatuily siety private, and another beard |, withent pestial a iu the house. Bogerdus, machinist, at the iron builliag, comer of | ers. Apply as above for tivo days. rad Duane and Contre streets. N. B~Ooe sqsond haud : TEwam.* RNOGITER. boiler for sale ches: 2 GREENE STREET —THE ADVARTISER HAVING rented the above house, and newly fitted it up, is how prepared to ac te families or single gentie- men with rooms, or suites of rooms, with full or partial board. References exchange. BOND STREET.—A GENTLEMAN WIFR, desirous of finding s comfortable for the winter, may have a choice of two good rooms by ap- plying'as above; also, a large room suitable for three single gentlemen, with board. Reference required. Dinner at 6 o'clock. ll UNIVERSITY PLACE.—BOARDING IN ®NE OF the most ee. locations in the city, immodiate vicinity of Broadway, Fifth avenue, hotels, amusements, &c.; one room, suitable for two gen or small fa: mily, upon advantageous terms; alsoa desirable front roem, on the third floor. . LADY AND .PAUGHTER WOULD LET, WITH board, a pleasant of rooms, to a gentleman his wife, or would take a few single gentlemen; house contains all the modern improvements, and is convenient to stages and cars—5l West Thirty-fifth street, between Filth and Sixth avenues, FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOMMODATED with pleasant rooms and partial board in » pri tamily in Brooklyn, convenient to cars and stages; new house, with gas and baths. Addreas James, Herald of- fice. Reference required, NEATLY FURNISHED SMALL FRONT ROOM TO Jet toa gentleman, witheut board, at 44 Laight street, fronting St. John’s Park; gas and baths. Terms very moderate. GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN HAVE A WELL furnished room, with full board for the lady, and partial board fer the gentleman, if desired, on reasonable terma, Apply at 55 Watts street, two dours from the corner of Canal and Hudson streets. LADY RESIDING AT 65 SECOND AVENUE IS DE- sirous of letting a very pleasant room with board, ou the second floor, with gaa,and large pantry attached, a gentleman and wife ors small family. The location 8 OF SI OMS FOR TWO “oF at No, 19 Uni iS, ALSO three single gentlemen, can be had, with board, sidé, Referoncos exchanged, SPLENDID FURNISHED ROOM, WITH ONE OR two bedrooms attached, to let, in a private houre, with all the modorn improvements.” Also a single room with grate and gas in it. Apply at 96 Prince atreot, a few doora west of Broad: GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE ACCOMMO. dated with a pleasant front room, with or without board, in « plain respectable family, at 139 Court street, opposite Warren, Brooklyn. Apply for one. week. LI. PERSONS LOOKING FOR BOARD OR BOARDERS, are confidentially informed that there is ao other way of finding such, so sure, se respectable, or satis- factery, as through this office. Boardore directed free of charge. Clinton Hall, corner of Eighth street and Lafayette place. OARD—WITH ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, enc hygeeg ooea = street, near Broad- auital for families or tlemen, replete with all the modern improverments. French and Spanish spoken. Dinner at 6. References given and required. Apply at 151 Tenth street. OARD.—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN accemmodsted with furnished rooms and board, ata moderate price, in a firat class house, re- plete with all the modern Improvements ‘gas, bath, hot alr umes, &e. Apply at No. 40 President atreet,_ Brooklyn. OARD.—A WIDOW LADY, OCCUPYING 4 NEAT, modern honse, and living quite retired, would let ene or two furnished or unfu: rooms, with bath, with full board fot Pest Office. rooms ly farn! on fiver. is’ heated by’ furnace, and has gas and baths shout. The family is smal! and social. Te those wanting all the comforts of a home, for furtho: particulars please apply at 46 East Thixty-fifth street, near Madison avenue. 3 ER single gentiemen or a gentleman and bis wife can ne accor ‘and board, ina private rench family. Apply at 160 Twelfth street, between wiversity place ai Fifth avenue. References ex hanged. . BBOAkD, AUTH ONE OR TWO COMFORTABLE AND well furnished rooms, may be bad at s moderate price, by persons of at 113 Clinton place between Fifth and Sixth avenues,’ y OARD DOWN TOWN.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, A furnished parlor and bedroom, communicating Suitable for # family or single gentlemen; will be let to. gether or separately; also other rooms for single gentle- aga. Apply at 126 Chambers strect. Ref quired, OARD DOWN TOWN.—FURNISHED ROOMS WITH or without board, in the first class house, 84 lin street, a few doors west of Broadway. Every ae comfortable about the premises. Terms reason- able. ~ ARD IN BROOKLYN—CONVENIENT TO SOUTH or Wall treet ferries; desirable location lea- sant rooms, suitable for gentlemen. Apply at 222 Uc and State OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PLEASANT SECOND story front room, suitable for s gentleman and his wife or two tlemes, with board. House convenient to Fulton and Catharine ferries. Inquire at 67 High st. OARD IN BROOKLYN, WITHIN THREE MINUTES walk of the Fultom and Catharine ferries.—A well fureished back parlor om the second floor for a man and his wife, or two geatlemea, at $12}; per week; alse a room on the third floor, suitable for a man and his wife or two gentlemen, at $8 per week. Dinner at 53¢ o'clock. te se required. Inquire at 161 Washington street, Brooklyn. OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE to engage board in » privgte, sociable family, wi no other or but yerydew boarders are taken. e best of reference will be given if required. Address Wilson, Broadway Post Office. JOARDING—SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOM- modated with rooms and fulJ board; also, large plea- sant rooms, that wiil aceommedate families, ora party ef four gentlemen, at low Day boarders accomme- dated also, at 122 Cham! street. OARDING.—TO LET, A COMFORTABLE AND NEAT- ly furnished room, suitable for » gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen; also, a very pleasant up per room, which will accommodate two geatlomen, at 27 North Moore street. Baths in the house. OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—SINGLE ROOMS, ALSO ‘a room suitable for two gentlemea, at 45 Concord street, ldo, would like a lady that woull be willing to room with another lady, in a handsomely furnished room. OARDING IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—T0 LET, IN a private family, a front room, with grate, closets, &c.; also a hall room, House within three minutes Wark of Hamilton ferry, and conygnient to South tarry: iivery attention paid by the family to the wants and of those residing with them. Terms reasonable. 20 Presidest street. URNIEHED APARTMENTS#WITH OR WITHOUT partial buard, sent tothe rooms if required—can ie bad on application, at 168 Spring street, in » smail vrivate family, First’ class house, Location west of Brosdway, near Thompson street. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT board, in a house having ail the modern improve- iments, Terma moderate. Apply at 24 West Tweaty- second street. (URNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—A FRONT PARLOR and two bedrooms, will be rented on reasonable terma toa respectable family,” or to singie gentlemsn, with breakfast and tea. Apply at 242 Ninth streot, near enue. RNISHED ROOMS.—TWO ATTIC ROOMS, WELL furnished and warmed, for single gentlemen. ly at 20 White street, west side of Brondway. ENTLEMEN DESIRING PLEASANT FURNISHED rooms, without board, ear find them, with good attendance, at 10 Jay streot. A front basement to let, suitable for an office. Apply as above, RB. ROBINSON, 174 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, ‘would let, with board, « large front parlor, on se- floor, fine pantries attached, to two single gentle- men or a gentioman and wife; location desirable; s few doors from Eighth avenue. Gas, bath, &c. Hen ‘TLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH PARTIAI beard, for one or two gentlemen, in nt RY fish family, Terms $3 per week. Apply at 270 Kigh avenue, near Twenty-fourth street. ELRGANT NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN WISHING rooms, tiehly furnished, with partial board, in » mt hington square, near fi private residence on Was! the Brevoort House, ia a private op where no board- may address A. B., box 412 Post ere are or will be tak Office, with full address. OOMS NEAR BROADWAY TO LET—TO SINGLE gentlemen, at $2 and $2 50, for siglo it peee| permons at $3 por week, at 136 street, one door from Crosby—Orapes Hotel. OOMA WITH BOARD, BUITABLE FOR Ja. R mah and his wife, with or. without board for tho ntleman pone enat ei gg €00/joman, may ¢ Monee boarders, had in a small peivate family. Apply af 620 Hudson street, till May 1. ' Immediate possessiow. a. would be wanted wonla be sol would be taken in Address W. B., He: earns OO HOUSE To LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE, IN A toot Leation in Ween Twenty-fifta street, bot B’ | Reaily now, im frst rate erder. Rent, $700 per anoam * pu farnisure only securiting ‘ment. Immediate atwation gtves. —— PARTMENTS TO LET, AT VERY the second floor of with Croton water in same premises. LOW RENTS, ON NUBNISHED HOUSE TO Broadway. LET—BELOW CANAL | inte, street, near Broadway. Will be let fora boarding pee, or the lease and furniture will be sold at # bar- & For full particulars apply to B, W. RICHA! furniture, ‘with ‘ares sale company, to be’ sold. ai Sao’ fat floor. wad ARGE OFFICE IN WALL STREEY TO LET—1HE suitable fer a public No. 6 Wallatreet, rear A furniture would be sold at » ba: ing @ B, answer. ODERN HOUSE, FURNISHED, TO LRT, OR THE Which required dewn, balauoe in small easy pay Possession in a few days. Full particulars by addres square post office. Ageuts, dua’ in, $200 oaly of ART OF A FURNISHED HOU: required, board would be Ueterence given and required. stroat, between Spring and Prince. SE—A lor, with privilege im kitchom for cooking, to let, furnished, without board, toa gentleman and site, ivem, meals sent to room. Apply at 112 Sullivan LARGE 'PAR- if NO JEI—THE NEW BROWN STO! English baacment house, No. 11 strest, near Third avenue, with all ments. Ne Reat $1,000, Also, the new 165. Kast Nineteenth .stroot. TJILLO, FRANCHL & ents, Rent $300. NE FOUR STORY 9 East Thirteouth modern improve- four story ‘house ly to No, 106 Will st. able and commodious house, ©: with Water, &c. For particulars street, New York, or to FOSTER & street, Brooklyn. ‘0 LET—179 ADAMS STEET, BROOKLYN—A DESIR- rooms, with gas throughout, and conveniently arranged Pr ontaining sixteen at 183 South No. 4 Sands terms inquire at 249 Kast Broadway. house 286 East Broadway, pleasantly located. For Eighth avenue, with gas, baths, &c. 4 large store in Eighth avenue, between Thirty-Afth and Also, several other dwellings and ighth avenue. Apply to JOHN DENHAM, Kighth avenue and Sixteenth st, Thirty-sixth streets. storva in the neighborhood o° kT LET—THE TAREE STORY BRICK HOUSE 173 West Thirty-seventh street, second house east of Rent $450. Also, NO LET—A ROOM FURNISHED WITHOUT BOARD, + 42 University place, coraer of to a gentlema: West Eleventh stree aaa Denar LET—SUITS OF ROOMS, HANDSOMBLY F&R- nished, for families and single gentlemen, with or without board, at 36 Rast Twentiet. Broadway and Fourth avenue. atreet, botweea fiat oed MODERN BUILT THREE STORY HOUSE, 21 Charles street; contains bath, $350. Apply on the premises, range, &c. Rent, LET—A VERY GENTEEL THREE STORY HOUSE, | & to. near Fourth avenue, ing one of the blocks with verandahs NN T in East bbs gb apn street, in elegant order, be! in front, will be rented without the carpets and oll cloths will be sold. E. B. KINSHIMER, 319 LET—AN OFFICE, 25 ‘BY 60 furniture, or the Fourth avenue. FEET DEEP, ON 0 TT ia weoena floor, at 486 Broadway; entrance on Broadway and on Broome street. lars apply on the premises. Fo ¢ further particu- WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSIIN—RENT $600 | communications strictly conf, LET, TS and furniture for sale, amounting to $900, a ver; Fentecl house on Twenty-seventh street, between Sixt! end Seventh avenues, ments, &e. &. B. KINS) in fine orde: jr, moderna improve- rare chance for housekeepers. , 819 Fourth avenue, from 8 to LET IN EAST BROOKLYN—PART OF A NEAT | Win Apply to cottage house in Kent avenue, near Myrtle avenue, consiating of two rooms snd three second floor, er with basement. Apply to | Tor OLIVER WILLEIS BON, 276 Poast street NOP works bedrooms en the LET AND FOR SALE—HOUSES, Tens: in desirable locations. Asl cannot particularice exeept by calling or writ office, whore every information ma: GOODWIN, Clinton Hall, corner ette place. AND do have so many I * im quantity and quality. obtaine iD fe ule to manufacture fifteen ighth street and La- | Peper per day. eee SEE aie ntein- I house, near Broadway, below Canal street, some forty rooms, now full of first class earders, “ ith tery farni for — be respomsible party erms 0! yinen' a ™ Bw" Richans, 307 Broadway. ON TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, LEASE—FOUR LOTS, Tenses aide, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, suitable for a ceal yard or pre! other purposes. Apply 151 Broadway, room No. 1 JFRY LARGE HALL TO LET.—TO_LET, ‘ball season, the very handsome Hall, Crosby street, half a block irom Broad- sireet, opposite way. és Inquire on the premises. FOR THE 21 Howard REAL ESTATE. a of property, during the for 0 press a ined to introduce a system HOME, A VILLAGE SITE, OR COUNTRY SEAT.— The subscriber, for the convenience of those in resent limited deman’ reserving the most of engagements, has daily and evening auction sales, in the cities of New York and of which due notice The propert; cactus, found so near the lis of firat sale will be metro} fad building Sh card best and on Thursday, Dec. 28, commence at 2 P. M., at B. Edmond’s & Co.’s 7m, be given through the 4 y will consist of Fiat boares, ales ciate to be New 1 office, No, 16 Fulton street, corner of Columbia street, Fulton ‘erry, and to consist of—50 to 100 lots im the central and umproved part of East New York; 4 dwelling houses at Woodhaven, built in pairs, and 3'lots, if Crown hill; 40 or 50 building sections, equal to al one acre each, handsomely situated 200 building lote cels to suit ca, near ‘Terms, maps, &e. at sale, J. and Auctioneer. rehasers; 6 lots in e post office. each enclosed, for improvement; per list, all on high ground, and io the village of Ja- ke. ke. Titles Kt. PITKIN, General Agent Note,—Mossrs. B. Edmonds & Co. will asrist in making these sales, and give such additional information ax may be wanted. aa LIQUORS, ae. Scotoh and Irish whiskeys, rama, ) AYTUPS SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BRANDIES, egor | Phil. als, Scotch ales, London and Du porter, adelphia ale and porter, in bottles, for family ase} For sale at N. B. corner of Crosby ; CLOTHING, $0. ROKEN BANKS.—ALL NEW YORK CITY BANKS | Also, flour, Government Stock, Lewis County, Fulton, and 47 and WM. H. DE GROOT & SON, taken at par. iaw, 40; Bridgeton, $0; Growers’, 80—at Uak Hall, 84 and 86 49 Gold street. «so Broome street, 90; Washte- 46; Wheat AST OFF CLOTHING WANTED—GENTLEMEN HAV- ing any loft off wearing apparel large or small quantities, prices for them by appl; D. Conroy, 491 Pearl Centre street. to dispose of in shall receive the very highest lying to or 7 gay Sowa , between City Hall and | She will tell the AST OFF CLOTHING /.ND FURNITURE WANTED.— Ladies and gentiomen having sny of those articies | Office hours to dispose of can obtain a fair price for ing on or addressing through the Post, Broadway, up stairs. Ladies attended by Mra. Santer, JABT OFF CLOTHIN( The highest cash price 25 000 WORTH WANTED.— will be liberally small of left off to please address or on EY, 11 Orange street, noar Chatham. current money, for large or loth’ of eve: tion, Gentlemen w: Sispond'of the stove, wht u MORON! THEM MILITARY. Re A MERICAN RIFLES, COMPANY A.—THE MEMBERS ble of the above cor, ‘at their armory, thi (Thursilay) past seven o'clock, to are hereby notified to assom- evening, at half ments for the fane- 6 arral ral of our late member, James T. Laurie, who lost his life while in discharge of his duty as a Afeman at the large fire on Wednesday a ing. By order of HN £. HOPKINS, Captain. Avnanam Vorx, Acting Orderly, eet nine baices WATCHES, JEWELRY, £0. TEBBINS & CO., 264 BROADWAY, BETWEEN WAR- | bappy S ren and Chambers streets.—Gold watch it reduced prices, suitable and jewelry for the hol for bre tines, siti diamonds ATCHES, "DIAMONDS, JEWELRY AND SILVER ware.—The subscriber ig selling all descriptions of the above goods, at rota ay than any other house in the sity. GEORGE C. ALLEN, and jewelry, wholesale and retail, floor, near way. importer of watches 11 Wall street, second HOTELS. GEORGE HOTKL.—THE SUBSORIBER HAVING } yesame ieuine of the St. George Hotel, way, bas refitted and genteel entertainment of families, manent No pains will conn and accommodations ss aay aud upon terms qulted to tae temos, , 834 Broad- azed it for the comfortable apd UF transient ang be ope to Fura patrons of this house "ay home ae ee an ‘hotel *, New York, &\ & mover, ‘ork. The | Union 854, to | granite steam engine and MAXIM: has the following just rem: asopting lished himself from the successful business: — smallest ickly rich, a onoe waid ‘Ort pologue, who has gone slowly forward, year ment on Broadway, Glled with cos! flowirg with an endl tate Hon. Daniel dwoRs in his own ho avenue, being suffic ly near to leave, license or consent, for th bringing more vividly to the minds co} lished, if need be, on the reasonings. The Herald, Expre ribune, Times, Daily rand Enquirer, their profit. most practical and efiiciont business ral of i Is there mo example of success —no man who owns ix atock—no ome im this whole city his fortune from small beginnings!” ‘We can show such a man—‘the Napoleon of the world of fashion”—who first started on a single vest pattorn, and now is the proprietor of & magnificent establish: leas. variety of coats, cloaka, vests and pantaleons—the rich produce of » single veat pat- tern. Here is a pattera for business men, however bumble or exalted—and the successful cash’ trader ix GEORGE P. FOX, ‘the President of Fashions,” as the febster terined him. He likewise re tains valuable leasohold interests in Broadway, and and lot, one door from ‘Fifth forfeiting bis allegiance to democracy the card of the gentleman above referred to, without wholesome and sound doctrine of economy. pied by the press throughout, the country, and ousetops, that the people of the land might be made tokztow and feel the force of its has appeared in the New York zen, Washington Sentinel and ggrother PD. CRUMBIE & RANDALL, NAL DEMOCRAT 4 upen one of our mea, one who by & system of sound political economy has estab- boginnings in ® most “Sounn Pournica, Kooxomy.—We will not say that house 102 Canal street, corner | others) ought to break: it is enoug @F Wooster, sulthble fer business purpoges or dwellings, the rooms; also, basemeat en these who trade en borrowed capital (Schuyler and that they do so, av their ruin Involves all except those who adopt sounder business maxims. Let any young man resolve to keep dowi expenses below hia’ profits; to buy for cash and sell accordingly, and he will rise in apite of in the face of hard times, and live unembarrassed by care and anxiety. But some may say th ated notions; the gollen stream is too slo hus achieved after year, winning tly goods, and over aristocracy without We have taken 6 express purpose of of our readers this It shoul be nab AY THEATRE —E A. MARSHALL, SOL er ee ieee oe ‘a tock ar ting | Mare vica biavuro Mr. Grace ALLACK’S THEATRE, BROADWAY, Broome street. —Thursday evening, Dec. 21, TWO TO ONE. Mona Bouret....Mr. Biake | Louis XIV...,.Mr. Stewart Yhe Count de Ghevruex........... Mr, Broaghar Mra. Hoey ‘Mrs. Conover Sag gir mee A enna WILLARD, Proprietor; Kaw: i .—Doors eper at 3s; curtain rises at T o'clock P Thursday evening, ig will be performed ‘ir, Mr, Boniface Mr. Jordan on Lady Goorgiana.. Mins Woodward Mian Gortrude Dawes ERLE. Adge...Mr. Jordan M. Jones ‘0OD'S VARIETIES, MECHANION MALL, 47: Broadway, (above Grand Bisest.) sisrenfistrat +f. Weod. by some of the MOST TALENTED DELINEATORS IN TAF WORLD. H. Woon, though the first to introduce white eharac. vers inte an Ethiopian ontertainment, deems it not ou! of place to call the attention of his patrons and the pub ie gemerelly to the fact, that at the above Hall may b seen the sunshine and shade of the Darkey’s Life, iuter PLEASING PANTOMIMR ANI DANCING IN WHITE CHARACTER, Mr. Wood, at the request of milies, has effected an engag: Signor Felix Carto and his talented children, whe wo? otoduce soveral novelties in rapid suceession. Monday evening, an entirely new" oomic pantomime ntitled RK GOLD DIGGERS. Principal characters,.....by. Carlo aud his _—s makers, 466 and 468 Broadway. Pi rs recumbent revolving chairs, self acting extension. re: LET—THE MODERN BUILT THEER STORY | Cumbent obairs, dencista’ chairs, iniproved tavalld wheel chairs, bran riety of mec Also, by permission, manufacturers 5. A.) travelling invalid chair, reading and writing f AND ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR CHAIRe ‘awarded to M. W. KING & SON, ical chairs, for comfort and conveniense Le chav vot revolving chairs dosks, and every va of Major Searle's (D M. W. KING W. iH HALLE pure, for sale wholesale and factory, 76 and 78 Sullivan streot. gallon, ARD OWL, OF THE BEST QUALITY, WARRAN}E retail, at the lard oil Retail price, 9s. per article, wanted by everybody. dhy can be made. business, Address 8. 8. C! THE UNEMPLOYED.—ON THE RECEIPT OF ONE dollar, port paid, I will send a receipt for making an A profit of $5 to $10 per No capital required. mber, 189 Willi ‘and masters ef yossela, will spectors appointed by the Board of amine vorscls loading grain in bulk up the bins. floor, or at 245 South strost, will be RECKS OF VESSELS OF ANY WEIGHT, AT ANY pace, raised at short notice; will raise ship Jo- seph Walker for insurance company at s fair price, sunk ator near foot of Roosevelt stroct, New York, or any other vessel in vicinit: GEO. W. BRUSH, 120 Prince street, Brooklyn. BSSELS LOADING GRAIN.—MERCHANTS, OWNERS All orders left at 110 Wall stroo eave notify the in- wilerwriters, to ex- , previous to putti flower iramediately attend- 'ANTED—A STOCK OF DRY ware, in exchange for a first class farm and ention unsurpassed. dential. Address 990 timber lands, in this State. Lo rald office. GooDs OR HARD. He- paper at their new paper works, at fourteen Feurdi mac! (one ready to receive orders {rom persona in want ef a supe- uality of news or beok printing paper. Thess ve been built with .Freat ‘care, embracing all the a joderm improvements, with a full sup) suring a uniform MUSICAL. AREHOUSE OF WINDSOR PAPER MILIS, N@S. 65 and 67 Nassau street, New York.—The sud- soribers have commenced maaufactul sine a two 84 inch pon and two nore fo be added PERSIE & BROOK news sud beck Wind \), ace new of spring ané wer, en- he capacity ioe cay o usand SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE $310 ROSEWOOD pianoforte {or sale for $226, as the owner soon sails for Italy; has been used for two months; made by the best city makers; perfect in all respect: jern case and improv ranted, with fully war- mts. It can be seen af 34 Vesey street, from 9 until 3 o'clock P. M. IANOFORTES— MANUFACTURED BY JOHN P. WAKE & Co., 98 Barclay street fully warranted equal to any in the world, and at the west factory prices for cash or approved paper. Second hand pianos very cheap T° PERSONS DESIROUS OF LEARNING THE PIANO- forte acd e competent ing -—Owing to pete: will take at $ r quarter, if application ia Best unexpected reverdes, @ number of pupils ade immediately. reference given, Address W. 8., Herald office. PROPOSALS. Cir Sep, NOTICE—DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS and Supplies, December 13, 1864—To Contractors. yposala will be ved Ounsticaener of are tigen Pa 3 Qty basement, enti] Sat Decem! o'clock Wat which ‘tne they ance with the amended charter of of Chatham vement, pavement. be opened, at the office of the id |, im accord- 1853, for the pavi 1864, street, Berets Fourth avesue, arou uare, te connect with the Russ pavement, with better known as the information in regard thereto can be ion at the affice of the Commissioner of Repairs and Sap- . 3 City Hall, i abe ice, N, B.—The Commi: estimates cam er re. the right te reject sll or any of the estimates RTHOLO} interest of the Corporation. BA! B. PURDY, Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies. EW YORK, DECEMBER .14, 1854.—SEALED PRO- als for supplien of Ft Hefuge and Hoxpitel at , mutton, &¢., for the Ward's Island, and igrant Re! the Marine Hospital, Staten’ Ieland, will bo received hy the Commissioners of top cig attheir office, No. 76 Franklin street, (where ak forms of proposals may be had until Wednesday next, the 20th inat.) The Cow- miseidmers reserve to tl msclves the right to rejectsvch Berens as may be deemed not for the interests of the tit utions. COAL, &O. OAL AND FLOUR.—THE PEOPLE’S COAL AND Flour Agencies, No. 38 Broadway, New York, ami 334 Fulton street, Brooklyn, contin quality of egg, stove the single barrel, for sale tucir interest to apply at the above ue to sell the frat and nut coal, at the lowest pricos. family use, at wholo- Those wanting to purchase, will find tt agencies. MA’ ‘ADAME ALWIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER services to the ladies and geatlemen of this city, in astrology, ed about loves marry; also, the names of her visitors *speake the rench and German laagu: aldence, 300 by a person’s handwrit by books and science, and ia to be consult marriag?, business, law matters,” Ac. of the lady or gontiomnan they wid Madame Aiwt a. Ree between First and Second atreste, " from 16 A. M., to8 P.M. i, garb. ase Af ATIUMONAL.—MADEMOISMLLE EMILE VILLETTE, ] professor of autography, (or reading of o fog) ‘and a spiritual writing me- racters dium, will, upon the receipt of twonty-tivo cents, (or writing, son a fall character, nd to any {faire of tl iven, in | equivalent in postage atamps,) aud specimen of hand- delineation of their” heart, success, destiny, &e. ; also 4 description of the one they love or will marry. Grete post Re EMILE VILLETTE, Broadway Post ay a Office, S one residing out of transinit through the mail. the city can safely All communications an- swered im one week after their receipt. selence, grea’ pond upon true advice, fou: of inclenos. 76 EG ae ee hoe Hours from 8 o’elock A. M. OP. KM. DAM strest to 191 8, and easy esheets M WEYER HAS KRMOVED PROM bo LEROY present and (uture eveuts; likewise, marriage: cary ce nus ara Vref eS. TERRY M ber frie removed to b4 and the ladics in gives guar- WOULD RESPECTFULLY INYORM general, thet she has story, be- EO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRELS. Since the destructi ff their hall by & perform every eveni ATIKS, 472 BROADWAY, WOOD'S V. ander the control f H. WOOD, Basinoss Manager, GRO. CHRISTY, Stage Maaager, ETHIOPIAN MINSTABLSY WRIESQCE OPERA, LIGHT FAROKS, DANOUS, KTO. Africamixed by the lost sccomplisied company in the world. Dovrs open at 64 o'clock; to cogamenoe at 134 precisely. ROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERTS. METROPOLITAN THEATRE, GRAND CHRISTMAS EVK FESTIVAL AND CONOKRT MONSTRE, SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, DEC. 24. GRAND DOUBLE ORCHESTRA, FULL AND EFFICENT, CHORUS, ADKIN’S SPLENDID CORNET BAND, Together with numerous celebrated vocalists, selected from nearly every place of amusement in the city, which will enable the manager to produce with full effect, SELECTIONS FROM THK MESSIAH, CREATION, &c. With many novelties never before produced in this coum try, embracing a NEW GRAND MARCH, BY M. JULLIEN, Just received from London, ‘composed by him'for his concerts at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, THE MARSELLAISE HYMN OF LIBERTY, THE RUSSHAN NATIONAL HYMN, HAIL COLUMBIA, &c., With selections froma the HUGENOT, LE PROP NORMA, &e. Full particulars of which will be annoanoed ina few days. FRANK HUGHES, Menager. THEATRE. ETROPOLITAN MR. JAMES ANDERSON’S BENEFIT and last appearance this season, to-morrow, Dec. 22. By desire, THE LADY OF LYONS AND HE ELDER BROTHER. ++/Mr. James Anderson YOUNG ACTRESS.—THE CHARACTERS OF Paul, Edie Heatherbloom, and other pertions te ia the United States at Burton's th overe kerotien rd for word, eatre, pro’ to ve J woul or from Laucaster'a printed Interlude ef "The u Daughter,”’ I felt no heatation ia ing indebted to the same source self. Mr. Bourci@bult is fally en- titled to as much consideration here as in Eng! , but ne more, and an there his exclusive right $9 Lancaster's preduction would be laughed to scorn, I treat it here with equal ridicule and eentempt, and shall continue ta bli . Paris. CHANTRAU lay the as long as it mee! P Neshrille, Dec. 11, 1864. firming her duality astounds te aclentifie world, Ladies are delighted with, her aifability and aweot voice, The ‘Troglodyt of ancient days is recoguised in La. Muger Over Adnaiasion, 25 conta. TADT THEAT: 37 AND 39 BOWERY.—THURS- day, Deo. 21, be presented Flotow’s grand opera, MARTHA, THE FAIR AT RICHMOND. Principal characters by Siguore D’Ormy, Sadaase Sieden- burg, Quint and Herr Vinne. netor.. +. Julius Unger Prices of Admission.—Boxes, $1; First Circle, 50 cents; Reserved Seats, 25 cents extra; Parquet, 3734 conta; Gallery, 18 cents. ° Seats may be secured at the box office from 10 till 4 o'clock . to commence at 8 o'clock. CONFECTIONERY. ANANA DROPS AND FUSEL OIL. Dx. Cniren, having been asked mo whether Dr. Chilten alluded to aa the colaborator of Prof. | im the letter that I addressed to the latter om the t., Tanswer, decidedly not. I published of thanks to Dr. Chilton and Dr. handsome be! of the fasel ofl fever, and should have felt happy to in clude Prof. J. J. Mapes, if he had at that time addressed me through the press six linos at the utmost. Dr. Chil- ton’s opinion was decidedly adverse to that ef the Pro- fessor and Dr. Torrey, although perfectly acquainted with the chemical composition, casdidly coufessed that of his professional knowledge he could not pronounce either way, as to itsoffects on the human system. [rof. Mapes, however, made the experiment “with himself,”’ and, as a watter of curiosity, | should like to know th result. T. G. HODGKINS, 154 Greenwich street. B. WARD'S UNFORTUNATES’ FRIEND—$1 PEB J vial, and a book, Cures ina few hours; nothi Broadway, a the pinoe te get thin rapid aaa thorough way, is the te got thin raj Yousedy— hs Whece clas in New eck. * Dares waereniet R. POWERS, FLOM DUBLIN AND LONDON, partnership with Dr, Ward,) cam be consulted. at No, 60 Canal street, one door east of Broadway, daily Dr. Powers’ feraale periodical pillx, and other mesicine, for female derangementa, price $1. Post psid letters receive immediate attention. R. H.C, THORP’S CARMINANTIA, OR PANACEA | For the curs of dyspepsia, diseases of the hyor, consumption, dropsioal affections, mercurial and syphi- lous diseases, female complaints, and all diseasos arise ing frem impurity of the bloo THORP'S office and principal medical depot, No, 7 West Broadway, im the rd House. Price $1 per bottl RK. LARMONT’S PARIS AND LONDON Adviser and Marriage Guide, 11th edition, #17 pages, cloth, 76 engravings. Sold af 222 Broadway, and mailed free for $1, by the author, M. Larmont, physiolac and snrgeon, No. 42 Reade strost, cornar of Kroadway, whete be in cousulted from 11 A. M. (0 2?. M., and 6 10 Din the evening, Sundays excepted. N. B—-Nat the drug store. Patients treated by mail erexpress. Ad dvqas all lettars box 644 Now York Post Office. We com cuz with all other papers in recommending Dr. Larmont to the nflicted.—Courler des Ftats Unis, Stats Zoitung, kc. R. THE BARON SPOLAWO, (PHYSICIAN AN? earyoon, from London), for the information of & European friends, arriving {n this country, ‘and 4 his chiof consulting rooms are at the St. Nicholas 98 Spring strocet. Baron's successes in hie medscal and aurgica!l practice are unedualled. DUBOI’ OFFICE, FOR THE EXCLUSIVE TREAT at Twenty: pecond street, 103 7, Remedies for female derangements, from $1 to $6, Advice P~ Consultations and letters esnfidential. Oountry A containing 86, served with advice aad medicine by returg post. ef guaranteed in all cases. Pationts at dis- tance provided with eligible board, nursing, aad at R. J. & NOLAN, —RUBUMATIIM —T WILL TA” any man off his crutches in twonty-four hours ank no pay until I doit. Fever ard agae cured tr twenty-four to forty eight hours, allowing but on s or no pay; and all other re rey, Bones 4 rota, pinta, and herbe of the eart! jo, 1" 2 street, corner of Front, A Beckman R. JAMES MoCUNKE SMITH WH") Toon I Hoyo Chapel Lecture Room, Br 4 LECTURE 1 ny eveniny Limits of 4 @dway, on Thara- December $1. Bad othe ature wa 2 commence a colesk, , Silat. ome, O's hae 0 door, wi and last appearance ot M'LLE Nag, | im her great character of r boi i auerows in Donizetti’s favorite opera o: | Locy OF LAMMERMOOR, URTON’ THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET —TaE> day, MR. MORRIS BARNEPT in hin admirable personation of Monsieur Jacques. This performance mace a most decided sensation om Monday last. Mr. M. B. was greeted with genuine agp- plauae aud lousy called for by the sudiows. The sms pager lan mucl jure in presenting such « pectest- gem of acting to his patrons. . * ‘This evening, MONSIEUB JACQUES, in which Mr. Morris Barnett, Mr. Andrews, Mr. Mardanaty, and Miss Raymond will appear. Also the great as THE UEPER AND THE LOWER TWENTE, which eontinues unabated in its attraction. Crookpathe. ..ceccceeceses WF eerees sees seeeMe, Bartaae APOLLO IN NEW “YORK to-morrow ‘aight, with WE ree —aerorieranternienetinewneasieatn = paula tela ‘aldren; jan Somes. of ‘Mimimion"Béxes, 26 conte; Pit and Gudtery, cents; Private Boxes, $5. Tucxspay Bvewive, Deo, 21, ful ani ht Rope. THE ITINERANT PIPER. > Famey DA000.....seeccesesescesseesee cess THE PILOT OF THE GERMAN KLEY’S OPERA $90 BROADWAY. — 5} EVERY. EVENING. THIS WEEK, NEGRO MINS7REISY, onslating ef ihe beat Negre Moledies, Baajo (nets, Plantation Jigs, Fancy Danees, &c., &e., A 3 ery popular Fairy pers BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, n two acts, with splendid jeomery, &e., introducivg all the Concert commences at 74 ed neata, 60 cents. tool of tee pope. clock. Tickets, 25 eomtag ARNTWS AMERICAN MUGHUM. — THE GRTm. brated and popnlar American acter, Mr. J. i it. Thuraday, December 21—Aftarnoom, at 3, Al also to OBLIGE BENSON, Evening, at 7 THK LARORER—Philip, Join R. Scott—s net OF THE MOUNTAIN. Admittance to all, 26 conte io drex under ten, 1234 comta, National Poultry Show, premiums $500, Jom 15, 1855. National Baby Sham, premiurse $1,000, Jure 8, 1856, 188 H“RRING’S BENRFIT, AT THE BOWERY THEATR On Faay Nici, Decewome off which occasiow a hoat of volunteers will appear és THE FOX OF THE WILDERNESS, VHE OBJECT OF INTERES®, + . BRIAN BOROROIMR. tao, Me, @: And PH JOLLY, MILLAR. Also, Mr. G. Sweet op it Mr. & W. Fox in « Basje ne a Mr. Huntly in a celebrated Negro Daace, by persstesion: of Charlea White, Mr. BR. W. Smith Tawborine Sele, by the kind gam mission of George Lea, Esq. (,NGLISH OPERA AT NIBIO'S.—MR H. BORIS castle respectfully anmounces his benefit te-nmp- tow, (Friday,) December 22, The last two acts ef S086- NAMBULA, by M’lle Nau and the opera trou After: which, Mr.'G. F. Brit will play a solo on plane forte, and M’lle Nau will sing ‘‘@asta Diva.” To eam clude with THE SAVAGE AND THE Crummles, Mr. H. Horncastle, (as acted vy bin im Lew don); Mrs, Crummles, Mra, Buekland, (fermerty Miss Kate Neg ee and places to be had of Mr. Herm ince street, and at Niblo’s. (KLIN MUSEUM, NO. 17 and 19 BOWERY—ta- tice. —The above establishment haf boos remevedite above premises, during extensive alterations at Him. 53 Bowery. which will shortly be completed. Strangus aad others will remomber it the above is the oni place where the ‘“ model artistes’’ sre exhibited. Boyd, theinimitable Momus, as £ it, for a limited period, of-Mr. P. Lane, Ge Sahat ornate America, now in Boston, will for arrangement, admit f te 60,000 of thers tickets already sold, | ~ node obtain DAM te 663 o'clock, bot ong an opportunity of witnessing the performances c G.AEATEST ETHIOPIAN TROUPE IN NEW YORK. Deon ee 2e’clock. Admission, 26 conta. On [a8 Day, TURES SPLENDID commencing at 2, 4 and 734 o’elock P.M. } paianancuconme Sredit Rdir esti tenedcr wth nt) Key» ROOKLYN ATHENAUM.—THESPIAN ETHIOPIAN Opera upe, on Thu ' evenings, December 31, 22 and 2) grand Fanlopion ( part) entertainment; r with the la ‘ope ratic burlesque denominated ROGER DE x, which the renowned F, Beker, Mert Sezton and Lawia 3. mt t) 4 assis: e wi company. pemiele. 3 cents. Change of time—Perk $) amence at 7 precisely. York, has just bien completed, 5 jus com ca] imodating one thousand persens, lig! very conveniently and arral for pul - hibitions. Apply in person, or by }, to GEO. BZiti8, proprietor, Canandaigua, New York. ow OSEUM FOR SALE—A RARE OOLLSOTIOM ire an reptiles collected ween’ ie Catalogues address pean 44 LL, AT CANANDAIGUA, NIT ible ef accom with and Pencarian a eo TI Medio tee ma restraint in distep a Su practice at his old extablished o: street, near Catharine, where he is astonishing cures on record, without business pursuits, jelted-~Tveaty two peach ta, she sper Ll! -two years in one eo De J to cure po § Gelb ae bave Po terre etperienced than himeelf. Conetitutionsl weakmese effertnally cured, without the use of any deloctesioul. D* WARREN, MEMBER OF va a r ‘001 14 DUANE , 80. LONG to the ei is of Kew Tees, may be. ar- celligng tree tha sisttreataset of presents raly 00 BAR ineoorn bly treeted Lagee gee Men a 1 2muo., pp. 836, on ice “3 a womae . every means es a F eanse of eee, Serer ao eg: ‘a mother baw often need advice utmest (as vertenes to whieh her nensitivedons gentemen, will fad ‘ama alae explana tions of ehherwise would encanto mach a aoe pe co" fo otek of whlca of of wi ve dalicasy forbids veoh medical advices, Bow case: tect Ay the weash Stor frou hour albus (woak~ pe Sooo Tire aay sro tn comstaat agoay for i i i i uncertain recoveries? Bome whose lives aro hasnréel Wectagt eect Gass ‘il esch Bnd im te Pg prevent ‘amdiorstion and relict, vraente bow much sugulal have been spared to. the - ve the basdend, to the relatives, by 8 timaly pee cesion thin tte volume ? It is ‘aonvey fully the varioas sabjects i i i sP |