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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

PoLlcE OFFICE, JANUARY 23.-Among three o.
four thieves brought up te-day the most conspcuous
was . scoundrsl called Samuel Coulter. Ssm
singular genius ne 70 nsssr: n chs,hs street
with great facility, but 10 such COWARD ina. no 80
afraid 10 90 in and rob the but only stole from
the windows At Simpsons, IS Chatham street. ne
stole a violin at Seligman's 50 Chatham street. ne
stole flute and some jewelry, and dressing case
at Levys rs Chatham street no stole lot OF watch
es /; and at Depre's 487 Pearl street. he stole some
boots. In all these cases he broke into the store
through the shutters or by pryiRg them off, New
mark gave information to the pawnbrokers, and yes
terday Coulter (who s hard colD offered one Of the
watches in pawn at Jacksons Reed street. he was
stepped and taken to Newmarks. The latter prom
Used not prosecute him If he told where the rest OF
the watches we're. He did 30 and at the same place
all the other property was found for which he will
be tried Where, we would ask, the wachmen
whilst he breaking open four stores in Chatham
street
MORE SUICIDES, DEATHS AND DIsAsTERs.-We
enumerated the particulars of no less than six eight
inqussts yesterday and to-day have to record not
less than three more. One man named Allen Char
ters his throat becausehe was jealous OF his wife
he only 81 years of age; has brotner IN Liver
pool who sends him remtances through Prime,
Ward, & King He died in the city Hospital with
his throat cut, and his head deranged -
Another dead child found IN sink NO b6,
Hudson street. Nobody knows how IT came there |;
nobody knows to whom II belongs: Inree laihlIes
live in the house; some have chldren-some nave
not; but Mr.. Tunnison Of the occupants testified
that must have been put there by some other person
than one of the INMATES
The third case is that OF child born under slngu-
lar circumstances young woman named Mary
Baker went TO live as servant last Friday with Mr..
Cranmer No. les Forsyths ST. She washed all day
on Saturday. About noon she went out of the kch-
en-was absent about minutes only-gave birth TO
child-had no assistance-came back 10 the wash
tub-washed all day-ate heartily then and ever since
and has not bad a sick momeat. No one-not
even her mistress knew any thing about 1t until they
found the child dead The doctors say the child
er breathed The girl will not tell the of the
chiIds father She says he lives in the country. The
evidence is totally unfit for publication.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24
IN PIERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKYR. No. 24o piu,

III WNkFNs
II. ien s. lone door from Clinon H. his thanks
~ me public er hr pzronsge since CONNIE ncng the above
business and hopes by strict nton and thorough
edge ~ business 10 obtain continuance OF their avors NE
would also call their attention TO his ReHecng lamps whIcl
are superior - any vet offered.
He wouid likewise request those who have the
above lamps, 10 call his store And Judge FOR
superiority OF this lights half the espe-se any other
light used store arnFsfi.
Personal attendance those who fitting up stores or
Willard tables other establishment where brilliant
light wanted " r. feels confident be lamps suitable
ior any establishment IN the city country lie also reminds
his customers and friends that all Spirits delivered nv him
signed each side board black
letters, "iI. Piercy, Spirit Lamp, $40 Division 81"
N. II. His wagon wi call regularly
week, to supply the Spirits lamps wicks and pssses
obtained from the wagon Spirits delivered usSB wiihov
aay extra charge.
TT No connection with other establishment n2oSm'
DsACU OwCWAPD CDAIs-N 90 "a per ton
y The first quality Peach Orchard Coal warranted "
egu1l my the market So 20 pertonbroken screened and
dclIvered Nv
NATIONS souTu,RT, aes wa.bipc,on s.se,t
t2c-3t' aud corner % Warren
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24
Dr.J. FkANCIs, DENTIsT-IIns removed ,

nr. ID, FRANCIS, DENTIST-Has removed 10
- l58 Chambers street. opposite to Hudson street where he
continues acce in ali the various Of Dentistry
end improved principles His premiuu,
Incorrupble Teeth 81 the best quality foil sets are war
rsnted 10 rerin the without the use
sprisgs or gstures Tooth ache drops that will the
most violent tooth sche In afe~ moments and same
time the tooth and remove all pan gums
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by Dr. Francis, which can.
he listing from the NATURAL and perform
motion Of that organ without giving the slightest pain For
an improvement IN this art he has received n diploma
Ale EYE WATER DR.. r. respectfully splicitsthe steE-
tion " the public u his extraordinary and rcscious
Eye Water IL hss fully proved ssf valuable appi
catisn in namna and weakness Of the Those that
have been diseased fer years has perfectly cured Ia few
days. and isergagcd 10 do
The Rev Harrison - Thompson street. procured bottle
ef the above for Ms Harns and 10 his sstonsbreBt
the dmness aud pain, which has been
sive for she had used many but
all failed therefore hope the pubic will appreciate
It's value JOSEPH HARRISON.
This Is To certiy that Mrs MCafrcy No. 2Jamrs street
widow 81 the late Or MCshrey has used Dr. Frsocs eye
water which happy TO state had the desired effect and
may say saved from absolute bpdses therefore can
safely recommend II amos sac and valuable watsr-
and only rsquresto be knan make all etber
From testimony Of those who used the Eve Water
pared by Dr. Francis have hesitation In recommend
ing II TO the special notice Of the public.
DUNCAN DUNBAR
jls-lmf rsstor Of the MDougsd.st Church.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

The coalition Of this trade has already bees gves y
rcaders and progrcD d Inc
thoss who engaged in the sde We
table whch exhibits the imper and eoBsumpoa for
twelve years, which take FROM Ptkens stAlistes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

SlGNS.-M0UNT& WILSON, corner OF Broad and Bsa-
- streets up stars-We T. specially inform our custom
and the public well known (Sgn Panng) estab
shment No. SO Broad street corner OF Beaver st.
Messrs. Warner Kersteds paint store where are
erng Granite &C. for the approaching spring bnsiness
All work shall be finished with the de-
.pach and in the eeg ,nt style.
az Ornamental Signs Banners, Flags and Engine Backs
painted by us in the tasteful manner = -
ia lar MOUNTG WILSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

At Louisville KY the 9th inst William Blanchard Esq
formerly Chatham Theatre the ut 60
native Eng citizen OF the United
States.
Tuesday morning, 22d irst Louisa Emma infant daugh
~ J ames and Louisa Miar. aged months
The friends and acauanances of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this afternoon, al ha-pas
o'clock residence 50 Carmne s Bed
ford
On 23a inst Frederick Augustus, Of r. s. Tucker of
Brooklyn aged 2years -
Ga the 22d instant Mr. william Bay in the S4h year of his
age.
On 7lt Instant Charles Frederick infant of Rev j.
II. Price.
On Monday morning. ga instant. Joshua Turner Brow
ne William w. and Mary Ann Browne aged smon,hs
and IS days.
At Newburgh the Goth inst Samuel D. wilkins aged 50
years. - .
Thomas Samuel Hood Esq her Britannia Maestys Consul at
that place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

~ A CARD-NIss NELSON resnectfully informs Der
friends the public that her FAREWELL BENEFIT and
last appearance prior departure for the S9sh, viii
take place the National Theair Thurday night the 25,h
instant on which occasion viii BE- presented for the Ninth
Time. tie highly successful and splendid physiological spec
& Gle ef
with variety novel and popusr entertainments IN which
MISS NELSON will also appear Particulars " tie bills Of
the anv.
o. The Box Book open. ie3.3r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

sILvER-sILvER-sI
~ small csange such shi.ngs. srpences ten and i've
pieces will be given for gold, halves quar-
TER dollars Apply NJ the ~ this onc'.
INROsT,a TRtAL-For sale az this once, Gumber OF
copies OF the trial 81 Of witnesses Ds
vd Paul Browns speech, J-bs A. Mors speech Thos Phe
ak district attorney charge 81 Recorder Rker kc &C.
pyir. & cents i4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

NHvs ppIu,s WORKs-w. SANDroBD 20
wi Ann a. will i'm fish the second part of Mrs Ane
Tia ONES tale of "Tempar~or Domestic SCcres"
Jbis the popular IL Mrs Opes works and has been
into almost language. unlorm WIN TIE
preceding parts published ~ W. Sandffs edition, and can
We sad application n q Ann q J<f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

vVNHE les respectfully invited call and er.
anime the subscribers stock Of Lynx, Genet and Squire
peerirs muf boa neck ties and down trim.
ming Also acompee OF ladies' misses bes
bonns variety OF shape and color made
fur bodies Warranted Bpervious 10 Ills bonst
taken The prem1m al both the FAIRS tor years
Gentlemen informed that they will fad always
medium and short nap silk elaes
Also oltrr SEAL and other fur caps OF every, ely Youths
and cdcr hats, fur and cloth caps All the s5ove goods
will he sold the reasonable terms wholesale
tail SYLVESTER THTTLr.
Ne 2cs Chatham Square. near the Bowery p1-sm.
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n
" Gle fer the Teeth Orrs Tooth Paste while beau
hs the teeth, removing and preventing every appearance Of
arts and giving TO them clear and pesry Wilderness also
hegheD the color OF the lips and additional
beauty the tout Ensemble of the mouthby us sinecting
properties greatly tends the from decay,
and purify the Tsah-and also adds peculiar
grant the breath for which the
Justly celebrated that article enters rgeiy compo-
sten OF the Orr Tooth Paste giving TO
tally contributing 10 that agreeable fragrance which
this Paste so preemneniy Possesses To those who have
partially for tooth wash the Orrs Tooth Paste with be
ueuariy acceptable as can readily be converted into
pleasant and most excee nj tooth dseviBg
about The size of In small quantity o which
be done the The Tooth
oil the advamageso tooth wash without objscon that
be brought the In which article OF the
latter description ofnecessity be put upsnd equally
free from the many objections that applicable pow
ders rrw their want OF Destness appenage toilet
The great number articles thai have bees submitted the
public o improving the appearance Of the teeth which
have so generally proved unsatisfactory induces the propre
tor OF the Orrs Tooth Paste confident is he Gifts
excellence and observe that should
prove ineffective the money will be returned.
can be bad Of n. C. Hart, 173 Broadway; Mrs A. G..
Cannon's, No. Asor House, Broadway; James H. Hart
273 broadway; George c. Howe Co. 4s Chatham
NJ Howe, Dentist W Grand street OF Mercer T. M.
Guon, corner Bowery and Grand Henry Pike
St. and wbole,als and re'a At AL Grand East
Broadway ssd Dvision Price 50 BE careful
obiaia the paste. "a An-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

SULPHATE OF QUINlNE-warrante psreotly
Sulphate ard Acetate Morphme-waranted psre-in
walls.
Jujube Paste-French-6rsg uaty-in Sand 80 h. boxes
White Wax--500 lbs suitable fer retail.
Swams Pansceazt manufacturers prices with spanish
English directions
Medicine Chess-for ships antilles.
White Skns-French-or plaster, Gc.-a large assortment
Tonic Mxtnre-warranted s-r the fever and ague.
Soda and Sediz Powdcrsby The gross dozen ether
with arge Of Drugs, Chemicals and Fancy ari
cles, fsr sale Wholesale and retail by
RUSHTON Il ASPINWALL,
o2I -Sms William
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NlIDMIFERy.-MRs.R BIRD having h... anlr nn.

MIDNIFERy.-MRSB Bird having been dulv ans.
lVl hhed Jing hospital in Europe asy be seen by
her tesonas snd certificates offers her services
10 ladies n New York Reference an b. gives whom se
has attended and also many gertemes II the fscut, IN
Wolf Dr. Wright, and others FN' "
NJ y rs Bird arpriscs the ladies who have kindly favored
her WIN patrupage aud fcNaiss ally that she
nc, " ~ rnpSuedo 81 the different affections corse-
9uen " peculiar stages hertreatnent WILD yet always
uVerta sslutary change W Tie tia the delicate
or rae en- uls letter hpnh drrng prerrscy thru
etrr ueS >he Hlsa devoes her the seeaxe
fweNen andchircn and urto rard amc0ns incienl Il.
females nc. Cupping and eeching Residence No pvos
street. o2s-3rr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

GEOLOGICAL INsTiTUTE, No. 81 BowERY.
II The Public are respectfully Informed that the Institute Is
open The collection OF animals the most
been offered for public
specon in this country Van Anburgh enter the
At o'clock p. NJ, ana a in the evening The hops Of
exhibition will lie from 10 IL the Ioesooa; from 10 past
Ar. M, and past In the evening Abundance 70
eensChdren half price Every attention will be paid 10
the venatoa careful officers in attendance 10 secure the
vsters from the intrusion ofimproper persons
Signed C. s. ANGEvINEA co.
d+3mt Propretor,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

COMPLEMENTARY BALL To MR.. f. C.
~ SCHAFFER-Ata meeting Of the scholars and subscri-
bers OF Mr. f. Schaer unanimously resolved give
him Complimentary Ball. take place al the Shakespeare
evening", January 5lst-
A celebrated band sengaged.
Tickets 81; admit gentleman and his ladies' 10 be had
Messrs Atws 2 Broadway; Dubois Bacon 67 Broad
way; Firth Hall, Franklin square; G. g. H. Langley
Chatham street; NJ Brewer, Al Catherine streets Shakes
peare Hoe of any Of the committee OF arrangements.
j2S Sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-Ths rsguar
sales II Hoses, Carriages he st this well knswn estab
Ikh take place every Monday ~ os,
the proprietor hss alss adopted the following rule VIA
"ceaemen having horses for sale will ~ charged ssy
thing for Nh tn Let Nay next he usual sona
sion, he will be charged ON aetual sales only" -
l1ocsck ard al hsrses &C. INTENDED for this sale mus Be
shown and or day Jan a. ~.
horse be offered auction unle registered IN us
for the catalogue. ~
On Thursday, 18th will be sid At auction Oe
ofkne horses being the last and Of the och Of horses be-
longing 10 the Newark and New Jerse- Nail Road Co.
JOHN W. WATSON, 446 Broadway.
NJ B. Horses registered for sale be left Al New York
before IL O'Clock ON The day Of sae or hey WI
he offered. jls 3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

taken by the principal Lroke and pass readily al the
same rates As e bulls OF the bar on which they drawn
all.SmA
rNO LET.-Thrteen three story brick houses, now
finishing, between Eleventh and twelfth streets (csed
Union Court on Jackson Avenue Wooster suitable
snement Tor respectable mechanics also spacious three
story house tont'g the Avenue, Intended grocery
and dwsllag
The above will be- let low respectable tenants by
applying TO Thomas Macfaraae Twelfth Third
Avenue Apply bstwee- the b.srs of and p, M jim.
THE OLD EsTABi IsHED WHOLEs ALE
AND RETAIL CLOAK WAREHOUSE is now No s.
Maiden Lane lev doors below corner Of Broadway
your left going dows.
Fcr sale. large assortment of all kind, Of Cloak.
nisbins low prices. je.2~s
- pleasure inform his friends snd the public IN general
that he has opened Apothec,rys - Chambers
a. two doors from Chatham, where be will be happy wait
He has studied In Europe and for the las, sixteen
months he employed the well known establishment Of
Mr. Nhhaa, where he trusts he has given entire ssts
Medicines o. The hes, qusRy by him. and phyx-
Clans prescriptions ws pat up with care snd despatch and
st the lowest serms possible D33m-
pooTs, boots, BOVTs AND sHOEs.-A
ID GRAND CURiOsITY.-Those who wish to see READ
curiosity. and experience seneht THE ,sme time bad better
go and z34 Canal st kept by RICHARDS WALKER
Their assortment consists OF full 10000 pairs ten
very best materials Five minutes latter the p
ces are nenoned will satisfy uou-
bic have not been improperly bestowed.
Gentlemen double calf skis proof only ~ 50
the pair elegant dress and weather Beots for the WINTER
c.ly $50 ta7s 70 81 and some &,e sou, Bcoe made
tashionabe ~ TO W the elegant ladies' Slippers So
81 The rsr elegant Cater Boots 81 81 the pair
together with thousands Of other articles
furrcd India Rubber patent proof MoccasiD~
-, Misses ard Charens Boots and shoes ~ all kinds 10
bad ut prices as Ia induce every one 10 suy shis
articles will he found that the city affords
RICHARDS WALKERS,
Nos, 2sf 80 and IA Caaal street,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24
DATENr LAMPS, WAHRANTED-Im2 Improved

DATENr LAMPS, WA ED-Improved
Mechanical and Ornamental Lamps recently Invented by
Mesrs Ocean Co Paris superior 10 any former invention
their uliiy and beauty.
The subscriber sole agent and importer in the United
States for Messrs Decau Co. begs leave respectfully to in
form ladies and gentlemen Of this city that he has
d No Junction Of Maiden Lane and Liberty Streets
fashionable Lamps which he intends Keep constantly
nd and invites all those who be interested in the
thereof favor him with call being confident that this ar
entirely from the popularity has already
aured fashionable circles In Paris
which constantly received, that its
fail to be duly appreciated by this Intelligent
seconds being besides sufficient to examine and
ec,lS plain and operation, and being
time object of curiosity by ITSELF
These Lamps be adapted purpose in the of
illumination and II can be asserted without hesitation
gerationthat alone produces light equal Is sperm
candles Ono Of these lamps be used discretion without
least al teraoR the mantle piece on the table, by
very simple combination adapted as a chandelier.
One Of the peculiar properties this invention is
that il the glass tube and the wick that regulates the
light the latter the by the raising
diminished by the lowering Of the wick except however, when
total extinction is required
Another peculiarly of il is that the lamp
il used, becoming clarified by the functions OF the
which latter in the evening" and
The suitably regulated snung no further atentoH
Is required tor the whole night
The subscriber has also hand full OF plain
easily adapted Candles which gives them the deceptive
Of fancy lamps and they agreeable aud
gentle light recoRmendabe 10 industrious readers
writers There such OF larger de-
scrpon and fancy glsbes attached to the above amps
ji23mt AUG'N DIACON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

CUTLERY ESTABLISHMENT.--IIs CONF
~ pieted our 18th the manufacturers, land
wishing TO reduce sock offer for sale either by
the package from the shelves approved paper
81 the choicest selections Of Table and smaH Cutlery In the
United Siates-amongst which silver pearl, and ivory
handle table ard desert krives Forks self white
Bone asd shat-s by the package.
Rogers Crooks Marshes and Butchers Razors and srar
Cutlery in almost endless variety ladies' and genilemens
Dressing Cases, Bsgsies Tables snd Travelling Cases
belt holster and dueius Pistols; Nut Crackers C,ees~
Scoops, and Champaign openers Furnishing stores sts
TONERS and retailers supplied - usual
NJ sole ar ents or sale Of M.chs strops Rszos
kc CRANELEY wREAKs
j5-in' Astor House
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HIGHLY INTERESTING TO TIL f. Low
IL EkS OF GERMAN LiTERATURE.-By WILLIAM

skS OF GERMAN LiTERATURE.-By WILLIAM
nADDE German Classical Bookseller AL Pearl 81 New
forkfas appeared ths 18th Number of Ire popular
work. "Museum der Deuchen CaSsker, (Museum Of Ger
man Classcs comprising selections OF the best pieces OF
Keerner Zcbokke Wesog and the celebrated tragedy
of"Faus by Goethe intwo paris, complete. This uch
loel ed tor periodical appears as follows:
numbers year. number every fortnight, each
number contrasting l4f pages in 8vo
Subscription price IS per annun- single numbers at 20
u complete assortment of standard German books all
subjects cons asty n hand. j235t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24
Second Ward Hotel.

" E. JONES formerly OF Providence r. l., and late OF
Harlem, NJ ~ respectfully begs leave inform his friends
and the public general that he has taken The well
knewn Hotel which he intends fitting up in style be
assed His Wines aad Liquors OF the bes quality and
pains expense be spared render every thing
Il rlahle to al who may favor him with call
file wouL also INFORM the public that the house being
conmodious, he will be prepared all
Societies Arbiaons Court Martals and meetings OF u de-
crpons with spacious and airy and good
attend.
NIB Supper and Dinner Parties will be a,tendedlo in real
epcurean style The shortest notice. and refreshments
stantly hand. jl7-lm.m
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MssCCHMvAHlCs,o ExSHANGE GOMPANY,s

Is Wal ST. New York-rhe Company having taken bank
ing house Of Messrs y NJ Allen Co ofrrihem services
buyny selling, dseounling and collecting aad
NEST OF the states favorable tsrms asd buying and se
ling gold and silver and uacuren bank notes generally The
plan which this institution giving security
ato the hands OF dsineresied gentlemen Of reputation and
worth, have gained for " undoubed
mach that their cheeks drafts different banks are
taken by the principal rokers, and pass resdy the
rates The bills OF the banks which drawn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

A CHANCE TO SELL OUT--A person wishes I,
"A purchase before the LIST ef May furniture furnish
large house. Coo muncations j. No. Is Bowery will b.
attended to. jlezw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

damn TAEAyMA MADAME LsceAfTEs
il DENEPIT-THlS EVENING, WV - perfsrn~d,
The BARBRA OF sKvILLB-Dssi, M. sroush-Rosins,
Mad. CaraAon Allan.
Ts conslude with.
the WATER PARTY-Mr. C. A Fluid, Mr.. Piasde-Leo.
nora, Mrs. Dure
" Doors open 6&-oerfoma sees commence att O'Clock
Boxes ol--Ph - eenss-0anery IS cents.
NATIONAL THEA TRE-Lste ftHhsn OI~s
~ Hs~se-MR. WALLACK, Lessee.-THlS EVENING
will be performed -,
THE LOVE CHASE-Sir William Feadlove, Mr.. n. Wal
lssk-widrake, Mr.. Browne-Trueworth M; Matthew'S
Constance, Miss Turpn.
Alter which, an entirely Grand Psychological Drama In
acts, entitled TELEMACHUS; or the Enchsaed Isle
Telenachus. Miss Nelson-Ca ypso, Miss TurpinMentor
Dir. Mat,hews-Alexis Pylon, Mr. VIII. Will ans :.
Doors open 6APerformance begin att Boxesv Pt %
Gallery Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

has iust received commission, large of
Plush, which will be sold in quantities To purchasers
extremely low prices. Also, for sale, Seaot for caps
ils 81, WIN. STODART, 4 Courtlandtst
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JOHN SCOTT 4 Co.

WAsTED-A married practical tarmer, with Elew
w grown children, siher Amensan, English scotcb,un
Outstanding bis business Ia all is branches to take charge FOL
third share Of farm o 800 In Of the
ductive oihe of New York canal in unesr
with the North River Apply with good references by Letter
o r. asa lower post office. j6eodlms