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u OILED GERMAN SILyER.---JAS.

~ V. hofFfIT, III Princs-street, near Wooster
soni particularly call the attention HARDWARE Dealer.
ah nsh1acturrr- To IL sup"rOr article Of German silver
~hch r offers for sale boesale AMI retail OF M 'rk
nestle .tOf lor and ssitIess ~ If
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LAWYER AsswERED.-Old kins.bury Of y
ii. was remarkable fer dry humor As he pa..,J
rye field, one morning. in August. he saw Law.
YER OF the village surveying his possessions. say.
he lawyer" What makes YOU carry your head
topping upon your breast. friend X You see
Ne II carry mine erect and uprigh-" " SQUIRE -
answered kinsbury, look at that field of sra;p
The lull ears hang down like mine but the empty =
heads stand up like your own
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.ENTISTRY.-Wm Thorn, Dentist

.0l ct. ilc attention who YEA Mu' 'l '''"
ana i,,e who nay require them, 10 h. method ~ 'uliN
ing the raNllay nmily sr. me r'U hh"H'n- fai. .,
il liza ,,,r1blr .tr In the mouths ol those who inhnis'n
,cfs resulting from tho action "i the acid 9n we t'',
rnl, CT itlout u>ng one particle OF m.i1l oi any &C.
,o'.p1',e '' III i,,,. i q "A H,nBFI> II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

Two LET-Five Lots on Avenue b. near
Il Ffith--treet. ami one lot Fifth street, long
anu favorable term OF years Apply ID
wALTEH RUTHERFORD,
Hy' eod.w No 81 Nassau-s,feri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

he country, h. stated that al a Religious meeting
leld in kentucky, one OF the preachers (the most
ntegeui Of the number) began his sermon thus:
Dear friends. m a poor ignorant cutieT
ant read. and do ut know whether my text j IN
ne B be or not, bu, | know 1t i the word o.
iod. FOR can't speak what he do Mt give me.
)fa large number of families connected with TIE
Church in that place only three possessed Bibles
md the mass were 50 ignorant that II was ditcuf
D convince them that there was any body beneyc-
ent enosgh to purchase Bibles for them. and send
IN agent 70 distribute them gratuIiousy. hey
bought there was surely some trick at the bottom.
Nr. HOLMES stated that Gen. Jackson, before leay-
ng Washington. IN the habit Of reading the
Scripture, every sabbath evening. with the portrait
# ais deceased wife living before him. lie SAID ~
,ad visit to the old General some time since,
mainly for the purpose of satisfying his e~n mind
n regard to his religious character, and he was
low convinced that he was a true and consistent
.eryant of God. He stated also tina, he once fell
n company with Hon. John Bell Of tennessee,
while the latter wa. on his way to Warrington
Mr. Bell spoke % the Bible with the highest rev
renee, and stated that he and bis wife had read
The whole Gospel of Luke during the passage up
he Ohio Al he was, a. man and statesman,
le owed to the Bible.
BosroS AUXILIARY EDUCATIoS SoclETY.-l he
Anniversary OF this Society held at the Park
street Church last evening. lts object i to assist
n educating INDECENT young men for the ministry
md to effect this object 1t raises money tor the
parent institution. Eighteen hundred dollars had
,ecn raised the past Year. The Annual Report
va. re- al bv Rev. y. ADAMS, and consisted mainly
# statements re.pecting the condition of the Ame-
rican Societv from which IL appeared that the re-
.eipts had been materially diminished with few
ears aud tha, the Society was encountered with
debt OF s35 600 Addresses were made by Pre-
,ident BEgcHER Of Illinois. Rev Mr. CHIcKERIsG
# Portland, AID Rev +. ~ klRX and an. original
Hymn by W b. TAPPAX was sung with fine effect
y NJ. CoLroURN, Esq You're truly.
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DE WATCHFUL of your Health DR..

ID y anars,hs Ofic. now III Bowery, having re-.
moved 2s lie requests IN, friends Ia be careful Of
rngues end mpn,ers who anNiors to deceive NE IN
wary Remember DR.. BrapdreRs Office Is ~, not 21b
Roverv. NILS Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

II Corporation NOtice.-Puhlc Note. : hereby
gwen that sale Property for unpaid r,rs viii take
place at public Auction al the City Halo CITY OF New
York on Tuesday the 18th lay OF Jgv L. O'Clock
noon and De continued from dsy DAY until the whole Of
ad properly hall be sol- AMI that ihr detailed statement
Of the Tare. and property 10 be sold. puhl.hei the
New Era, newspaper printed agd pub sbcd ne cay Of
New-York. ALFRED 4 SMITH.
Cemptroler's Office, April 18th, 1872 Comptroller.
iawlsw
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"a EXCELLENT opportunity for Build

luz ers. Capitalists and Others and even Tor specula-
i0r,A private sale, several tracts of land, and especially
one beautiful country the PLAIN little south nj
Yorkvle The latter place embraces 81 contiguous lots on
the Second and Third Avenues and Eghteth and Eighty
rsreots all under the very highest state OF cultivation
On the premises are great variety Of fruit trees. shrubs,
vines flowers &C. They also have thereon one convenient
city built House two Barns, well OF fine water susyr'
hnuses Sc Railroad, omuibu, and stage sccOmmodain,
give great value these premises. THIS property !, ie
rally surrounded by the residences OF Gen faud-
r- Mes>rs Prime Deatelds, Aston, Jones' Rkers, Law
rences, Rhinelapders, Rays Costrrs, kc.
Also for sale lands s,tyhrsreet near Fast River.
known az Mount Vernon The title is und.puted. Part of
the purchase nieney may remain mortgage. Buildings
put on Of these lots would increase the value OF the
whole Apply from IL To ? p. M. TO
my2fu GEORGE A. CLARK, l02 Libery-s-
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N0oNNkNik>cE or CoMPErirfoS-An cx-
mango paper say'. . Trout are go plenty in Gran.
vie, Mass. that while one man /. -csh;,,, g,
hem, another is obliged to stand by the hook with
club, 10 prevent more than one from him, =, :.
rimc" '''"s "' d
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N FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains

49, For sale or exchange ~ tracts OF handsome Land
containing l25 each soil of superior quality, wa
tered with fine streams and covered with fine IpDr such
white OAK hickory. beach walnut, marte and sycamore
The so adapted 10 wheat rye, oats cotton tobacco,
and Irish potatoes The above la"i, will sold al
reduced prices and suit or they Will be- ~.
changed ior almost any kind vi merchandise For maps,
diagrams and particulars, apply to
nj II A. y. SMITH, - Liberty 81
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ASPIRATIONS ON THE TEETH

SFNvoI Il WHITING 4 LINUS rRNiI ""ad
i~i-,q tlt~ ir cn,s ana M, pubic 'n'''A ~ "f | '
tiri, Il it,ir old siaun fence o. r 80 tNN
..,.,,, of REMEMBERING tie STREET noN " II n goo ''
~ where all op.g alton. in me line oi rF if'
Viii b. performed uffn the most approved r'n,pf TOD
,I,nal science. ARTIFICIAL teeth Inserted ca nl' - ''
in IS GOOD ,iye OF workmanship - al 'n' oi"f ''' TO
'riied STATE, rom single tooth & ioI s'i ' ''-'
p,t, or double plate o,plefc Vtu pie, hnn ""i"''
r. ,,,r ma. ,'rr.ee. Oh na>ucafos aud Articulation Ga
ION, teeth pln gc with gold fol, tu or tl' VIII @
n th, customer nIsV prefer. Crcun>hnH'' '''N
;rlrie = rel - i,iont sxr,ctiru 10 al case, Wusfr
., ME Tor A rurr lo effected the tooth hi'd and pre-
r,ti ,,r f1ur. u>piun.. on price, talNAys t'asld-
i , i ro,,or,itv % tic tones, Tho poor nf"iroi h,,
, a. AN ~ We ,~ aware thft good teeth are - nr -,
,~, Il, The h,,l,h and comfort 81 ihc lof e., 20 i" NOR
t ,,,, ON or th,. community Dar or TWO Nocig Wfu
can law, an excellent opportunity 10 learn uS l'o'N"n
not only theoretically bot practically
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

u To Travelers.-Genuemen visiting this CITY
respectfully invited IN stop the GRAHAM HOUSE s.
Barclay street. WHERE quet home pleasant cleas
beds wholesome food. and atmosphere unposOn-d by
alcohol Or tobacco await their acceptance Thos whe BE-
eye APOSTLE 10 1--we r-idy temperate and purely
Vegetable DIT without severe pnsauOn requested r.
give i traL The house very the bus
ne.s the CITY and all thu Steamboat LandD
Terms Moderate. Genllemea visiting the " with pan
Of their Families vii find such home vastly sgrr-a
n rt...a r. Bafr. ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

The DEPARTED.--Reader, you walk by
country roads, with Nature bursting into bloom all
around you, and listen to the myriad voices of the
glad awakening Spring or as you traverse the
cily's streets, and amid their dust and din catch
passing gsnces of reviying green on distant slopes
across the broad river OF spreading bay; it's given
you, in Gods Providence to think Of those who
early lost and vanished from this blessed earth
shall never gaze upon those scene. again '-ot one
perchance who locked upon each opening season
with poets calm delight; the soft April shower ,
the pale green of the ircsh-buddinG willow the
darker verdurc of the sprnging grass; who with
a full heart and a wstful eye pursued the setting
sun. until twilight came down upon the earth, and
the evening star went up upon its watch Pre-
cious in the solemn spring-iimc arc the memories
of the dead
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overwhelmingly article was

In,roinrci INTO d.. N,r.iork m'rAst ra' ,esrs
me bs ARUAH SMIrn aptht' t'ff't an.n- .n
r-priai on among owners pro-, ''a t,',
have been ie,r pod, t1wif TO- n-''ib-'fa
rfarv ln. n'N kns0 n .n tr ri.'' r % ' ~ tn'f
uorI. cool whom properly ~ abe f.' .,i''' "N H''f
,rt. ,,r,. B, air. rat ard wfi'rf '' fis' DOT tf chop.
-. 81 alrk rr ant 81 ne r' sf'rf', mt Hffrsl.r
Cement viii out ilc c,;oHa r " i.f'' 90. Co 'ni o '
-r -, .ano n ru- an crack l. '" "a il .u nf f.r
IA, ,,l.. ,ri lac cement th- t-nrr - N'' oft.
i5N.,I by water te stronger th'cre' ~ irc u0fi,>
f,rm. a. strong bond p. oih, o., A-~ POI Iitt years
n ma, De- nee, ,ir stone ar hfi.k voh ans pi.''.rr-
Os,,, ai.,it ID hrl Nou'i ,o wfl ,o rsfmft Hc '..
ii~e in tie tpioVirg blNtnf't .
~l.'nrs Sau HaIhor. staten ifu'' but 10y VI io,'Qh
Chatham Theatre, bg., by Mc,'r ,abrosr, s'aa.a
Hsnt. ,,.eu I'll
~ III Lorenzo Moses. snd he r'tiul'n fob iLr b.a',
M n,ct,., Church ir B-rcre,rrct y. Y. tu.t B.,
rbe Rrirer,-si Church, built hY Nf,sr,. ! fftf -
rwo hrIck budding, ~ Wsseicy Place, r'au 40 w
nue. bull, by Nj Ira Topprs-N VI W.. h1f'y, 'I,.''
F'Nrcu brcs dwellings n sixth sni - -'i.f' = and
second s,rnu- built for Mc,>r Thoma, Da', J'i.',
r. uunav hv VT \ II. Cla.r-Nr. Ion, lrra. arc i'ct
\ mau.on for Gen. Jones' 700 Washington fA'f hut
~ ,ofInlii@g, f,r MrA Blake sulolrr,' y Mrwm
II Rllucii. architect, No. Walls - .
Mechanics Banking A,>Oc alton, Na,iftf VI trn'i'
builder al. t.,. ..
~ uoNnudb VI. Chester B"isl.
Chr,, Chlrcn. hy Nj. Jane, stewart tn"no,I sp,',
ami the outside tui>t of the Church torl' n 'h ~ '
Msrrav-,ireri,. ant the westerly ;alt ., $50,
>f,,f> Rank m watsfrret. hy VI Ru.l' iNfi i"h'f'-
ran Chufcl, hy VI. p Goth. 3D.,
ar,r ,.one h1i,ag West Point tof 'lr ''f'i' ~
VI. NNJrNcnitf. ~. ,, ,,.....,,
Tie srtcc " "a De- delivered st ilr wfAs 1t = SON W
a,v "A larr ou die Hsdson Rive or lo.A i.i'ff '
,cnp.iy NJ one dollar psr hlue huf', N.N'' 'i |
ANA cents, " III barrels zee col lnN otIei CHARGES
m ouanlit.e. . diiy barrels and upward. ,,,,.
Nanulaelured -ud s'ld b, Ms, Jun a.' ~.
NJ. York ani the south FrifN. hnNANm ~ ''"''
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i" second floor of the College OF Physicians and sur
Trons u Crosbysircoi. known the College Hall The
Room well lighted and ventilated and has small Room
opening upon the rostrum II convenient place OF meet,
ing tor public worship, for Literary Associations The
Room may be at time application 10 the JAM
For further particular, apply to q. WATTS Jl, ~,
Nnrc aS n
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~@ hFOR STUYVESANT Land

Sjav,,y6xee<< ing. CoxneLic, Hudson, Csl,kll. and
Intermediate Landings.
III, steamboat SUPERIOR, Capt j. Goull, vii ig'vr
the Steamboat PIER foot of Chambers street. This tWencs
day) afternoon nj ; o'clock.
Fer passage or freight. Apply hoard
JAMES y. NICHOLSON cor. W est and Chanherr-s's
Regular days from NevYork Wednesday aRd Saturday
and StuvveSani, Monday and Thursday. me-
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4 TO LET the Store No. 80 Bread.

us wav five doors below wastreet first rate stand
i0r business for Gentl.man's Dressing Room, EAR
Store Watch. Ladie.' shoe Maker Ready Made LIN
on store or In tact any bushes, that require much
frontage There good the back Of the Stor'.
The rent for the whole good tenant >s1 Inquire OF
j. DARLINGTON Boot Maker,
rv9. iwr on the premise ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

PROGENY OF MIS- or GESIUs.-A writer In the
Quarterly Review present, very striking fact IN
rclation TO the family-hi>iory of men, emscntly
distinguished by their Intellectual atiainments.
he wa. discussing an objection to the copyright
oill-that Pcrpetufy IN literary property would
establish an arlstocracy, would found another
aobiesse-and shows that there is no danger OF
his result from the bill in question.
We are not going To speculate, he says" about
tie causes of the f,ct-but fact it is-that men
distinguished for extraordinary intellectual power
If any very rarely leave than very brief
line Of progeny behind them. Men ct genius have
scarcely ever done so-inen of imaginative genius.
we might say almost never. With the one excep-
tion of the noble Surrey, We cannot at this moment
point out representative in the male line, even
80 far down as in the third generation of any Eng
ish poet, and we believe the case is the same in
France. The blood of beings of that order can
seldom be traced far down even in the female line
with the exception of Surrey and Spencer. we
not aware of any great English author of at all
remote date from whose body any living person
claims to be descended. There is ne other real
English poet prior to the middle Of the eighteenth
century, and We believe great author OF any
sort, except Clarendon and SALISBURY, of whose
blood have any inheritance amongst us
Chaucei's only son died childlcss. Shak>peares
line expired in his daughters only daughter. None
of the other dramatists of that ase lett any proge
ny--nor Raleigh, nor Bacon, nor Cowley, nor
Butler. The granddaughter of Milton was the
last of his blood Newton, Locke, Pope, Swift, :
Arburthnot, Hume, Gibbon, Cowper, Gray, Wal
pole, Cavcndish-and We nigh, greatly exend the
iSt-nc,er married. Neither Bolingbrokc. nor
Addison, nor Warbiron, nor johnson, nor Burke.
transmitted their blood.
Nj. Renourd's last argument against a pcrpe-
uiy in literary property j., that ii would be found
ing another nObleSse. Neither Jealous aristocracy
cnvious iacobinism need be under much alarm.
When a human has produced its bright
consummate flower" in this kind, it " seems com
monty to be near its end. Poor Goldsmith mi sht
have been mentioned in the above list The theory
Is illustrated in own day. The two greatest
names in science and literature of our time were
Davy and Sir Walter Scott The first died child
less. Sir Walter left four children of whom three
are dead only one of them Mrs. Lockhart) leaving
issue, and the fourth, Chs eldest SOM though
living, and long married, has no issue. These are
curious facts.
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ROOVS TO LET at BOA Broadway.
a DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

III CHEAP RENTsi-A very desirable two-ory
R~SE U.p,r No Huberi-sircct. - Johns Park
another superior Dwelling Cherrystreei No il8, VIII BE-
ef either To one or families; Also Hoe in Avenue u,
iouston->trsst. Either OF these 80 -, may w
rented upon fair terms FROM >l0htL>,
mr. t.fir
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Breakfast Board. .>,, a,
80 MORNING LINE FOX Al
20 spEOPLE'S LINE FOR Al.

BANN and inie,lntd,>s,os l1 III IufRicA.
can't NJ n Truc>ieu. leaves the steamboat pe ~ r a,
tS"i on TUESDAY Thursday ami Saturday al'ernoo' -
rsr passage or freight apply to T. C. schHli '''e once
on the wharf. or on board II, -, ,A. Ill Of ia.
NIB Al Kind, OF property taken OILY ~ u'' 'S' al
flg~R
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CO. ar. pOWFLL 4 CO.'S Liur

Stssxxz7=SS@ For NEvBI EBii laatn@ at cAl.D.
WEI1'S NEST POINT ani COLD SPRING -tie
steamboat Highlander, Capt. Robert Wanlrop. VIII "a"
foot at wanrn,i, every Monday. Itnr ~ and >auT laN
Nf NJ Returning. III leave, NeWburgh every MONDAY
at A. VI. au- Tuesday and FRIDAY al T. VI.
For freight passage apply 10 the Captain on board
Baggage and freight all descriptions Bank bills or spc-
Gle board he al the risk 81 the owners trrcoi unless
sbl of lading orreceipts be- signed Tor he same 2
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E- ATHE STEAMER STATEN
N.-..A--1' ANDEK SAMSON, VIII Iun A,
: g. nNEW.YORK to EAsTON.

SxEsS- Pa-PEOPLE's LINE-Through IN .
hours Fare only Two Dollars. A.,
Leave pier No " n, Battery Pace,at FL o'clock. y w.
daily SUNDAYS excepted, by steamboat Cnierula or war;
witch to EIahethport then Ia take the cr> ol lnr r.
Town ami Someryille Railroad ~ >OmsrSe, leaving ony
a mile, hv Coaches On miles less than by
making lar the most pleasant and expedition, route 10 r''
on Fo ~, apply to A. d. Hope, u Ceu asd street or
on board y u This line Fa>tpn At IT, .iis iin .
A. he ne via New Brut.v cA ard arrives in Ne~Noh
two hour, earlier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

nKESS BOOTS-Latest French style
- The subscriber respectfully invites the citizens
NewNork. and strangers yrg the city, 10 call at ia Fnl
ton street, and examine large assortment Of Dress BOots
made the latest Spring Fashion, AMI of the finest French
Calf Skia.
Gentlemen can have Boots made 10 order the hes,
ner dalars per pair warranted equal any made At
even dollar aud half and the undersigned takes draw
ng of the and keeps lasts for each customer he
sure yet handsome ht
Constantly hand Fashionable Boots, &c, at the follow
ng reduced prices:
sam Boots.....s..........iTom - ~ N " -
Cali ................ oDtO 600
Hall Boots. 90
waters. s.s's'sS =
SHOES. IRON 10 W
Pump. and slippers &c. &c. prOportionaby Low.
Terms Cash on Delivery, JOHN l.. WATKINS
mylO ia FultOn<s,. between Nassau and Dutch
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"a TO LET--A delightful country resi-
IA UOliSE TO LET-With two acres

% ofl,rd On the sth Avenue asd llnth street, that
M. new IIou- con,inng three public rooms and siX
bed rooms in kitchen and servants rooms IN the basement
There are coach house. stable and other clubhouse accom-
odations Rent very moderate, and mnsdlie Possession
given. Apply 10 . JUN IL INV
fny1i ~ NO. oil Na.,du-sut'l 81 H'pi.
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: c. eOppOSlTI0N LINE for Al

SSzzA=3. bsny.-Farc ~ ocuts-Berihs y cents
Frs'Eh. taken Al reduced prices. ,,. =. ..,
Tie commo.iou, Steamboat WASHINGTON. Japan
VI Brown having made arrangements 90 csaner hst "t'
of leaving NeWlork Will hereafter leave tc foot a. non
rre New YORK every MONDAY. "Wednesday ird fr'
sav afternoon NJ o'clock and Albany every Tue>"fN'
THURSDAY. and saturday afternoon a oeiorS an.',F W
hurah Poushkecp>e Kingston Point Ca'ki IN" i'uu',h
For foigh, or passage. app'y lp the tapln ~ 'Iu N
IN rra d. T. RANDOLPH MARTIN. is2Nei'L
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!. 60 aEyENlNG LINE OF Steam

IA boats nr Albany daily, NJ 800 40
u -undsv excepted from the per between '"ui''' '"
Liberty sreesS ., -, pS, t,,u ls,v,,
The steamer ROCHESTER, Capt \ T. - J.hn' i issse'
rre.lay Thursday and saturday Atsrnnons Al 'iutn.
Tbs steamer South AMERICA. Capt Srantrn, i-aNe>
ve,.av Wednesday and Friday Afternoons ~ "'s n ,
The above boats new and substantial lurn',l ~
elegant state Rooms and for speed ana a0'o''''
unrvaied on the Hudson -, ~, ot-.
For pasogeor freight. apply 'eF. o. SCHULZ "'''
an th. wharf or on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

OLIVER PLATE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
~ lS Witlam-street, continues manufacture Silver
Ware Of the best description and OF the latest PATTERNS
Presentation Vases Ptchers Waters Tea and Coffee Ser
vices Cake and Fruit Baskets and Chidrens Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Also, Dessert Fruit Knives aud Fork. silver blades Forks
and Spoons, King threaded and plain threaded patterns.
Prize Medals of various pae fas suited For prizes OF Flo
nculiura, Horticultural and Agricultural Societies
Orders by letter punctualy attended To.
The whole OF these articles manufactured the pre-
ms Of sterling silver, and expense spared IN
the beauty Of the workmanship.
NB-Dawings and estimates articles for presentation
"a he furnished in answer u an application 70 SIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-23
Sales Mt the stock Exchange
State OF Trade,

There is no material change in of the markets AT
auction the following sale has taken place -
Terms-Ninety days over $780, approved endorsed
notes.
AadeirasPearsals at $3.50 per bottle; Watson 4l2I
Craig 3; Wabob3 Kirby 2.75 Coles 1872 325 do 1900
$50; do 1915, 95o do 1919, l25; Lawrence o Juno
1856 Pomona Las; Canton, superior l.5O; March Ben
son l5O per dozen; Braham 1880 1880; Sercal I2 u.s.
Green Seal Il Blackburn 9. Edwards 7; Eclipse 40 Al
Gordon 1901, -; Edgar ll.5o per dozen.
Sherres-Yrarte Pale So so per dozen; Romano sos
lo Francia 1880; HaGries $780, Post Sherry per
Pae Mountain 5.i5 6.?5 per dozen.
Port - per dozen; LATTE Clarette il75 a. Sau-
terne 425 Medoc 1885, Coles Brandy 49, Peach do so pr
bottle Lynch do 1850 per doz Cognac do Scotch
Whiskey 375 per demijohn.
In Cotton-S2. bales New Orleans and Upland were Ia.
ken for shipment to lIavre at all round The
ke has exhibited rather yet
do not discover any Improvement in prices The sales
the three days of which considerable portion were for
export include ESQ bales of Upland and Florida 5!
% cents 800 Mobile 81; and 300 New Orleans TO-
togeer $3.50 bales Naval SttresSales Spirits Turpen-
tine at % 30 cents. months Ois-lsOO bbls Whale
sold at 81 cents cash. $500 gallons English nseed sold at
~ 80 cents cash. 1900 at s2i, time and 1000 best
American 30 cents cash. There nothing doing in Olive
or Sperms By auction 400 baskets inferior Olive sold at
S23 275, cashy ProvonsThe sales of Beef and Pork
continue quite moderate ut previous rates. The shin
mens OF Lard mostly to Marsees since the first of Jan
nary Will probably exceed 500 tons Smoked shoulders
sell at ~ Cents Picked Hams 3i and Bacon Sides ct,
Butter and Cheese almost without demand Rice-Pri
ces have a DOWN. ard tendency
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-23

On the 2ad instant at bis residence 336 Water street
JoHS KELLY.
HIS friends are requested TO attend the funeral this
(Thursday) afternoon, at o'clock
On the al instant in the forty second wear of her are
francis, wife OF John s. Simmons.
The relatives and friends of the deceased and the IA.
y are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral with
ont further notice. from lss Elm street on Tomorrow
Friday) morning, at nine o'clock.
On the 2lst instant, ALEXANDER CocHRAS aged years
and 10 months
AT Great Darlington Mass the 18th instant sAn,u
SHERWOOD aged 49, daughter of william and ydia sher
wood, OF this city.
On the 22d instant GEoRos FarprnIcx eldest child of
henry ana sarah r.. Cunningham, and grandson of the
late q. r. Narpeil, IN the sixth year of his age.
The friends of the family invited attend the fne
raj this afternoon at o'clock from 81 Laurens street
On the evening OF the 2lt instant, OF consumption after
long and serious sickness CL,asE t., wife of James NJ
Waerhousc and daughter of the late Samuel b. Trembv
aged ~ years.