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 Domestic Woolens, Vesings and Panaloon Stuff ts4H sis q Hard,pare aud Cutlery. n .4=si a.. Wolfe & Gillespie, l93 Pearl st. Maiden Lane Hysiop q Brother, successo-s Robert iiysIup ss Son. 22U Pearlst al0ve Maiden Lane zlfI CsrB-ll, Brothers, 269 Pearl, corner Fulton st W. Buck, 209 Pesrlst. four doors above Maiden Lane: extensive Marufscturer and Importer oi SaddIery, Harness and Coach Hardware F Henry BaylIs, 105 Maiden Lane: Manufacturer and Importer of Needles and Fancy Clouds Wetnsre X Co.,, 79 and Sl Vesey and 205 Washing ton-st: Importers and Dealers in Hardware e.. Bar Iron and Steel lal ats8 fu J.,hn Van Nest, successor to Abraham Van Nest IA Pearl-st, Hanover Square: lmporter and Dealer in Saddlery, Coach and Harness Hardware. Importer ef French and English Stapie Stationery. Lewis l. Cohen, l3S William street. two doors from Fulinn.si l. ss4fHs rt -,.i a, s- s75l Importers ef Watches, Fine Cutlery Jsspslry and eif i-a fl s..l Piated Ware. -.s.tt #s5l .f. Fellows. Wadswor,h & Co.,, l7 Maiden Lane. Ball Tompkns Black. (la,e Marquand & Co.,) 16t Broadway Hafti fd-f .-i .7I i#l sa.'t v Booss, SAoss, Leghovm aud Palm Hats, Caps, --.:.l ,saets Bonnefs, Sc. t.-. as ir D. & A. Wesson, 157 Pea, l-s,, near Wall. l SpafsTd, .Fiieston & Co.,, ii9 Waier-st.

 Watson \ Shipman, 37 Nassau street, opposite the Cstin,W w. How. lsl Maiden Lane. .a., 3sl

 al euf .a is Books aud .Sfdtionny.f--f .rt --ii7e. Collins. Brother & Co.,, 254 Pearl st. ig .-'i v Prau, Wondford & Co.,, 63 Wail-st. r-i.r.-'. f Huntingdon x Savage, 2i6 Pearlsf. irff.7 tH Importers of Faney Articles. Brushes Coabs, rlr ls sius7.'-- Perfumuy, Src. A.H- Ward X O.. (formeriy Bailly, Ward & Co..) Levi Cesk & Co.,, laS Pearl--t-also, Buttons, &c. Wm. H. Carey & Go, ls6 Pearl st, opposite Cedar. Speman .. Fraser. l36 Pearl ,aIso Cutlery, But. Manufaef,ees and Dealers in Drugs. Medicines,

 sssiG Pa,nfs and Dye Stufs. rr J. k J. F. Trippe, 90 and g. Maiaen Lane. 2 ig. r Hoadley, Phelps & Co.,, l42 Wsler-st, near Maiden Lane. ,'h ..l,t Hay iland, Reese q Co.,, 80 Maiden Lane. ,.'.i II. H. SchiefeIin & Co, 104 and I06 John-st 'Cnfiery, HoHse-kseping Hardpare, Tin and Hood

 Ware, Baskets, &-e. -5tY , J. B. Winde & Co.,, 56 Madden Lane. , .. 2, Wholesale Grocos. r ,.i-, s... J. < A. Lowery. 12l Fron,-st.

 Winss, Liquors, Segars, Fine Groceries, &c. A Biniuger & O., l4i Broadway.

 China, Glass and Earthsn Ware.

 Henry ". Haydock, PIG Pearl st.

 ea,f' q. Unbrelias, 8c. "

 Henry Keep, l22 Pearl-street. successor to Thomas Richard McNamee. i6 W illiam st. Manufacturer and Dealer in Umbrellas. ParasoIs. Stocks, Linens and Straw Goods. As-

 Charles Dav,s, I94 PearI-street, Manufacturer and Who lrsale Dealer in Umbrellas. A,--sJGx HoTace. Il, Day, 25 Maiden Lane, Manufacturer of Patent India Rubber Suspenders and all kinds Of India Rpbber (ioods. 4. t .. q ,I.. .- t.l .il tr Firth, Haill & Pond, 2S9 Broadway. Manufacturers, Publishers and Importers of Music and Musical Instruments. Sole agents for Chickering's Piano

 PUBLIC nOUsEs-NEW-YORK. .s The Proprietors of the following named Public Houses, in the City of New-York, unite in the above invitation 10 Southern and Western Merchants, who may visit our Commercial Emporium, to call at our respective Houses; pedging ourselves 10 admi"iser the comforts of s.Home" as far as in our power. 10 those who may give us the preference.

 Mans,sn House. w J. Bunker, 39 Broadway. Howard Hotel, Thomas & Roe, Broadway. . ..l.. City Hotel, Chester Jennings, Broadway. ..-l Waserly House, Willard Whiicomb, 54 and 56 Broadway. 'sf S s Atlantic Hotel. and Broadway, W. c. Anderson Pacific Hotel, l62 Greenwich-st, J. W. Boody, w. Astor House, Coleman & Stetson. s- Franklin House, Broadway Hayes & Treadwell. Nsw-York, Jan. Huh, lS45. ian24 4Hf

 DIR. sWAYNE,S ------- 17-l COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, TAe Great Panacea or all diseases ef the Lungs and

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 human nature, not one remedy can be named, which has in ss short space of time, acquired such unbpunded confidence with the public, and has peririned such miraculous cares ,and which has ner- tied and received SO ucli eulogi ium from the facalty aud others. as this justly celeTaied remedy. Daily learn from Of responsibility, that cures have been affected in Coughs, Colds, Ash,aa, inau- Spitt XII ,Od- nt. Pain in the Side and Breast, Rising or Tickling in Throat. Palptainn of the Heart, Nervous Debility. Broken Consiitution, from the abuse of calome and othrr ca,ises, and Consumption; which has bafied the skill of eminent medical practitioners, when in- valds were given up hopeiess, by having recourse 10, Sad perseve,ing in that powerful remedy, have bsen radically cured. There is now in tie hands oi ihe proprietor certificates of cures which would asionish credulity itself were they made known to the world To those who are afflicted with the above diseases, say give this medicine fair ri. al, you will then be convinced this is no miserable compound, but safe and powerful remedy, and that curative powers stand alone and equaed by none. CAUTIoN-From the grea, popularity of this med icine, persons have been induced to offer spurious article. with the name of WlLD CHE RRY attached Therefure he cautious ask for the original and ly genuine preparation from this valuable tree.

 Dr.. S~.yne's Compound Syrup of Wild Chery, Philadelphia Agents-Dr. W. II. Minor, corner sf Broadway and John street, New-York; R.. A. Sands, Is3 Bowery, New-York; E. B. Warner, 205 Blocker street, New.York; Hav'iand. Reese < Co New-York; Andrew Oliver & Co, New. Orleans; L. Swan, and T N. Winslow. Rochester. N. Y; R &J. Adams, and E, KeIue, St Louis; Wm; Thorn, Pi,shurg; E B. Hinman, Cincinnati: Pierson & Harrison, 72O Broad st, Newark, N. J; Benjamin Oids, PTS Broad st. Newark, N. J; John $. Harri- sun, Salem, Mass; J. II. Pierce. 4 Stanwix Hall Maiden Lane, Albany. N. Y; Backns < Ball, Troy N. Y; spal.ling & fiarringtpD,t Wmces.er. Mass James Green k Co, Worcester, Mass; E. holl'dge, Buffalo, N York; Graot & Bockee, Poushkeepsie N. 90. Q. Woodnan, vicksbuTg. Miss; H. < Brewer, Springfield, Massi J. P. Hall & Co, Bos' ton. Mass; E. s. IIoIhen, East Boston, Mass; Ran som & Stevens, Boston, Mass; P. M. Cohen & Co Charies,ou, s. O.; Dr.. John Carr. Menphis, Tenn ixn25 18Kv s1Ashinff fa' ' 2 SUGAR AND MOLAssES- subscriber S agent for the Orleans Sugar Refinery, will bs constantly receiving supplies of the above article which he will nsII at the New Orleans prices. wi,l the charges added. In store-9 " |, ... q ,.r i-

 20 bbls Loaf Sugar isi7's t esl 20'fdo Sugar House Molases, for sale by iaai4 m WARD H. RLACKLER, 6 wa,er.st (yARFs AMI, ,WHEELBARROWS-- Cart V and n Wheebsrvsws, lrscsi, edper schr Davi' Coffin from PhiadephM and for sale bys 5,il 'ils s