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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-10

CRY REFoaY.--IAroRTANr TO TAXPAYERS
Now that the Wings have fairly the power in their
,x. hands. we shall not cease to urge upon them
the necessity of a thorough reform in all tie va
r;ous branches of the City Government, where
abuses have SO long been practsed that their very
sn,iouity seems TO be the sole reason for their
continuation. Among the most fragrant and most
rnous of these party patronage hack-horses upon
which our rulers have ridden astrlde until they
have run him up against all empty treasury was
the manner of cleansing and sweeping our streets
And such sweeping too Mention 1t not IN Inc
street, of our sister cities, publish it not IN any
CITY in Christcndom But these days OF Pecula
ton have passed away, and we see that the very
first opportunity our friends have had they ADOPT
measures to have our streets swept By sontrdct'-
Tins ia a. it should be, as it always ought TO have
been. In carrying out this .alutary reform, the
Wing Common Council will be entitled to the
thank. Of every citizen of every party thousands
will be saved annually to the taxpayers, besides
We will have clean and sweet streets. Inc worh
Of reform has thus commenced let it steadily pro
coed
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AGENTS wtNTtD.

~ per,ors in M country wiling 20 act =. Agents " u
rer.ive all the necessary Information, bY "'iftsn- u'i'
letters n The subscriber. q, above, pol pa -
= Tins BEAUTIFUL AMI Interesting "orA COM = ~ ~
,rg. octave 10 ume, OF about 80 ilge'' le' LOU m
ami ELEGANT ourgeo, type. on The hae'i p9prr ne ~
!. fixed al 8! 80 per volume, hanu'ney Do'"' ~ -'
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ISpvsrRIous FLrAs.-We have been reques''"
TO SAY tina, an ingenious gentleman from 6erna-
ny, has just arrived in the city, who possesses 'n'
art of training common heas 10 draw various art-
ces of some thousand times their own weight
lie harnesses them in small carriages as he wo"io
II Aorse, and they march of like many soldiers
We understand tina, no has number of those little
fellows in training, and will soon open room IN
Broadway for the public to witness the ex,raordi'
nary exhibition.
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II PARTICULAR NOTlCE.-Tho>e persons ha'nf
furniture OF description 70 dispose Of or WHO are
ne M bou.eAe,png VIII ind a ready sae tor any PortoA
or all OF their goods by seTsg Their address or eaA1t
ANN the subscriber. GSois IN smouis PGrcDssrd
y COTTON co. 49, CssusTn-s =
Al Pva, Sale. first rate Piano Fortes that VII oe 500
low. ~
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MARRIED :

L. KaHnghy Conn. H. 9Th u'i BY ~ KrN VI hf,-
i,.oD 1Ir Ino n Young. nf the firm Of l11n' 1an-
Co Of th civ to NJ, LYDIA daughter Of Leonard b~o''
E.s. of ibr former place -. . . Al ,.,t.,-
On The t,h inst NJ Edward A Ebbeit 10 M's Ca'is
rne Anna llus liter OF George Arcal1nu Esd a' % " :
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r. Hannah Eve Rnisam. ID seased veak AMI
iraaned eyts 81 eyslds are safely and speedily cul o'
the application OF ths valuable Bal>am. II : The nt
eiv ever discovered for any drae OF the eve froe %
cents. Sold by DAVID SANDS ca. = East roslNS!'
corner Markets u; - l. 100 Fulton - and - Broadway
ny6 lEs ~
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FIRE ny LlGHrNiSe-Nr Charles Barring
mansion house ON Pom Pom was struck by hight
ming ON Tuesday last. and burnt to the ground
The furniture library and every moveaoe ti'ng
.ay.d Charleston Pat,
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GLOBE COFFEE and Spice Mills,

NJ fOiice lGj Muih~rry-street, Newyork .D-Grocers
and Dea.. Informed that She above establishment
now ~ toll operation. and prepared to suppy them with
every article IN their line the loses market rat The
attention uf the Taie j. solicited 10 the stock of Green,
isoa,rd and Ground Coffee Pepper PnentO, Cash Nut
megs and spce, Of Oh nds Offering for sale Also
very superior article Of Mustard ~ the ksg les quantity
Goods del yered any part Of the city, Brooklyn
.AIpiosri Tree ot cartage
q CnlI.e Rna.lel and Ornnnl % Order. islu D.
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u Juvenile Coucert.-Nr VIM D. braI,ur,
JuyenIr Choir Ne J. viii give Concert N the bsptl,l
T,b.rnacle Mulberry..iree. hontiy Evening" IStn
ps, Door. omen 81 past and singing 10 commence al
o'c0ck Tickets Of admission 70 deiray erl-ns, ues
shilling Tor sale al DayiDa Newman, D. ah,ne~ :
R.vn.1r,. 10 BoNery and II lhr door. ~ Jr ~ ~
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EANCY PERFORATED PAPER

j SAATON NILE<, 2fj Broadway, have tLls day
received splendid OF French Perforated Paper;
10 do rsr, do DO Note Paper 4, Drawing Boards, va
r.-us lies do Note Envelopes, all stes
: 4 " have al,0 an extensive as rHent Of Psn0nery
Stationery, 1e &c. ke. Jel0
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Regular Nomination.
FOR Chiff EHg'nssr.
FREDERICK ID kOHLER.
Fireunen's Ticket.

2 OF I4IfT fHtfHttI,
JOHN RNkER. Jr.
For Assistant EHgmeeFs,
ARCHIBALD NOBLE. Engine Co. No. 81.
HENRY MiSEBIRN. 30 10 j.
WILLIAM n. COBANKS, 30 30 -
DANIEL COGE.. Hydrsnt ca. No. :.
MALACHI FALLON. Engine Co. 10 ~.
CHARLES J. II iRRi>. do DO =
GEORGE " NtRitN, Do DO -
ABRAHAM BOGART. Jr. 30 DO =.
WILLIAM H. COLwELL. Harlem DO %. J
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TJYTANGLED ACCOUNTS Thoma.

IL Jones, Accountant, 1873 Broadway, opposite John IT,
nrrk, Ia arrange and adjust accounts of every descrp
lion To thnse who have not been able to devise 'lp'
and easy method Of conducting tai, department. the alVef'
ti.4r with the confidence derived from much experience
ifoly oilers h assistance IN suggesting such ioru or
onn book. a. are best adapted any particular routine
1T business IN complicated partnership anais OF confuse
t rs,,ed ,cc6uui, b. pledges hia .elf sNee in ali
r,,,. an EQUITABLE and dsputable al u>tment
Published and tor sa~ by Tie author As above Jones
The lex, book IN the leading Academic institutions OF ihis
country and the only American work on the subject iai
49,. - ar,,,s. in EggiapJ Price 81 ys3u
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David Asscn Auctouoer
DN :. DRAPER. Jr.-Stsre 81 Will
ID Ian 1.rei corner of P'ncsr."
SATURDAY. Jane II,
Al T. ococA, az tn- Auction Room
CLOTHS NO CASsINFSEs nom Ne shelves
On CREDIT or SIN MONTHS
con, ,n- West oi fusiscd Ciols ana taSsnrrss Us
lan!ti comprising Wooi uNci blacks, brovns in'SOte
green olive ami isncy ccors. iendon browns. hu''aa
sreeE wooded Owe. ctron grreu, CART dahAs, ke
THURSDAY, June L..
Al 10 O'Clock. al the Auction store.
FRFNc, Goops-FOK Cs>H-ion cases fnrDCh Goos1
.o,u0.a, large ami desirable assortment sess.uable srt
s.s per recent sriiNai>
Catalogue, aua pies are now ready.
Al PRIVATE SALE.
Is packages as,otd Prints, Turkey rcd blue band snS
printed Cambria Iliks and O. Lappti Muslhs suitable ioc
hr Nrsitan market
CHINA BLACK sA huAs do assorted servings; ss,es tss
~ French ,i,e PLAID ca,>.mtrc' viz OXFORD fssey Aat
ie Joinsie. Ic.
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WATER.-fwbank's Lead.

~ Pipes hncd with Tn-in consequence Of the del
.terous eject. drinking watsr well ale cider and
other hu' ont OF had the adoption OF hese pipes tor
~ ne Tue Croton through the dwellings the citi-
ten. ha. been strongly recommended by the professors OF
Chemistry the University Columbia College, college Of
Physician. surgeOu Sc; by The Mayor the City
be- Commissioners aEd Engineers of the Aqurdgct;
me Superintendent of the Pipe Department and CommI,-
ouer ior furnishing tie houses by Professor Si-
man Dr. Chiffon and other .nIn.nt medical ani scientific
Gentlemen. Tho.r who having pipes pumps, baths,
&C. fued up Ia anticipation Of receiving the CfOtOn wafer
to he eDd, OF the temperance cause and the citizens al
arse iheae pipes particularly commended, as well
for cir superior strength and Durability, as for their
quality of transmitting the hr,t Necessary of lie free from
e tno in.dous OF poisonous solutions. The timed pipes
vii fitted up prices varying but slightly those
CHARGED by plumber. Like every i'm
ef0seent Ia ne ART. they have had contend, here
a. ga Europe, with the bitter hostility Of those who I'm
lyne their interest. affected by them. All who desire nior.
nation respecting them invited 10 send tor circulars
,rl yi,r their orders 10 THOI. EWBA<K
IA fro.i
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~ Atn Regular ucetiny OF PROJECTION
FIRE fNGINE COMPANY No. >, held on wednesday
ccenIng Mas llth lsi, tie following resolution was uns-
inonsly adopted - . ..,.-, 10
Rocked That Committee be appo'ned 10 rCturh m'
tanbs of hi, Company 10 Mr. Henry Young, late Forrmtn
ab an. mrartiaI discharge OF t,r dlte. az officers Of
ihi> Company. -, =. ..,,., al i,... a. d.
la acc6rlanc. with their duty. the COMMITTEE ahdIes' "
,ina ION, letter 10 those gentleaeD. through tbs me.
"''"' " '''' f"f w-YoRS, June 9th, lol2
u,,,r, Hesry Young aud j. " Ditcset!
CgxrlrN.S. The undersignrd t"mRiliice take sftt
measure IN Transmitting yoa the above re,oui 81 W
T,. Ano - nr,>,on. of our, add 20 he rt eird
scJ esteem aready .nerts ned toward you, a.o" ~, n
,br bebalL To tender their SINCERE THANKS tor tur tt-
ch,r~e nj vour duie, officers OF tbs Company pE'u
az a ~ their he. w,,he. for your u,urs health 1Hd pro-
pegiIy. we remain I tp, rTnXn
itor,. WI. n SHAW,
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AIDES CATER BOOTS at J. Is.

4 NlILkRS, ~ Cana srtet-Ladles CATER Boots
At 3 .si p shi 2, per par, together With complete as
.0meut at Lads, and Chlrtns Boots ami shoes, war
antcd per handsomer aud better ,han can be OBJ
FAMED of ths lm>cae cheap stores IN The city
Ladies house slippers shilling, per par. Every ar
clr warranted OF hs own manuiacture egI sold al TIE
owtsi possible price, by 4 y. MILLER, y, Canal 81
i,1 .weOdf>s between thompson anu Sutlfdnsls
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Il ING.S Snrlng Notlce.-SeIf.KockIne
By >pfcal tpponIlhrh.
TOSFPU GIILOTT. Pen Manufactures

IOSEPH GlLLOT'T, Pen Manufactures
j TO THE CNTIoN-Tbe ssh chara'
,l ..r.ui,ac makers, topractcr fraud not Only oioa
NJ Ct.tf 6ci I'd Upon The pltsc. IN iarror pr cIe
belrnr the mis,pr.l,i name thus, elliot, omuns uS ann
. NOW In the a,ark.t Il readily Ne detected by IT,
unf appearance and the vf7y common 'yie h "hch
Il j. pat up. -, -, - ~, n,n
Oi.-rye the genuine Pens all marked In iuil-
Io.enb {; Holt, Paisat," or Joseph elliott "arrantedi
,r ,,t each srn-, h,ars fac smile ~ his sgnatur.
The above riay be had. Wholesale, of HENRY JfSSor
Ia \. n fnhu-.irset. corner ~ Cih
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SlO0n Indiana
f3.FW stare SiN> iPO<
SjOOa State Seveps buyer 90 days lO2.
There is no material change IN Inland Bills On New
Orleans the rate very par. Michigan has an
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MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money Matters.

SECOND BOARD.
shares Harlen........ls = shares Mohawk .sl0d 4
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CHARON SPRINGS.-The. Pavilion


> Tbs new and commodion, Hotel will be open thr
receipt on Of Walters aud after the INIT Of June neX
tie village of sharon springs >chohsfie Co, Newfork.
The clear pufe ct these >prn :. greatly
n those a the White >ulpher Springs of Virginia have
been proved be- highly eitcaco1s Rheumatic, Cuane-
su, Bilious and Dy,pepuc complaints; and IN the vi
Ery.lp.a.. Salt Rbeum, sccouls Liver Complaint snd
General Debility and IN other respects possess las
certified by Of the most eminent Medical Professor in
the ntrd Staesl medicinal aud healing properties
pad and believed 10 be unequaled by any this country
Aided tO tbese. the ridss IN the ylcsty VII.
lagos, extensive yew, neiglbOrng and romantic
crnery, among tie many attractions offered those
,ek NJ the heat ot summer. either health pleasure.
Thse springs are but isw hour ride from Saratoga,
Tr0v Albany, Sc. and are accessible IRON CanaOar
th- Albany ast Llca Ra rDaa, where carriages daily await
tho arrivals at ,he morning iron hrnectady az Utica
convey visitors " the Spr ., distance OF about eight
nis. arriving in for dinner b, the Albany and
Cherry Valley Turnpike by daily stages. ben. about 45
miles OF the cty OF Abany.
warm. Cold and shower Baths furnished a all tines.
either toe mineral lfesh water and every attention
gwen render The ,iay Of visitor. agreeable.
Al abundance Of u.c psrest Mountain Spring lee IL
SOred tor the season. ISAAC g. WILLIAMS
THE SPRINGS HOTEL-rhs Hotel will be opened
The above village OF Sharon Springs tor the OF
and after the 18th Of Nay and combining all the
adyanisges Of this ightul sup inner residence.
40 2t~lo~s WILLIAM +. JONES.
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Ruopr IsLAkD.-Gov. kISS has issu cd ffo-
clamation offering a reward Of $1,000 tor the sP
rrehen.on and delivery to the civil authorities oil
Rhode Island, within one year, of lHos W 'DoNR'
,fusitive from justice, supposed to be at present
within the limits of Connecticut, the Governor OF
,ba, State having refused to deliver him up upon
the demand Of Gov. King. The Governor in his
proclamation says that there is good reason to
believe that Dorr is still pursuing his neiariou' en-
rerprise agains, the peace and dignity OF the State
Of Rhode Island and it appears TO be the general
apprehension in the State that preparations are
beipg made for another effort. gentleman
writes from Worcester, Mass. that he saw on the
9th instant, six twelve pound cannon, marked for
Mr. Thest, Of Providence, and intended, as he
WAS informed, to be used by the Suffrage party.
Zechariah Allen, Esq. has written 10 the editor
the Providence journal that the assertion OF Bur
nng,on Anthony to the effect that he MIR. AIlen)
had requested Mr.. Anthony to say to Gov. Dorr
ba, if he would retire for few days until the ex-
ci,enont wa. over they would make such COM
pronise as should be satisfactory and honorable TO
both parties, is entirely false
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WIS rs h,'d Al the Broadway hou'r on FRIDAY
mtsr,xI>c jane Ia. al scieek ny oIder,
ENkN'NIai EXANDEe " BRADFORD, Chairman.
s,MtL T,XIos. Secretaries. jes 2t
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The transactions at the Stock Board day not large
but the market was firm.
After the Board, understand the great operaIor iisr
lem Stock bought 1900 shares IN one parcel at To-
Sale, Of State Stocks were light.
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/ RARE CHANCE.-The Stock and

~ Fixtures of shoe establishment estahished7 years,
lnd the best locations ~ the city II I, now AMI al
has done good cash business. The stock and d.
nr, hrst ORDER aud well worthy the attention Of
wishing enter the business The present occupant
sells ou OF 10 heaih. For par eusrs, enquire
on tie ,rtn,eN IRA MERRITT. III BOwsry. jelO 81
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subscriber has re

NKESS BOOTS--Latest French style
Tho subscriber respectfully pyHe. thr cun.i., ,
%gVyor. ant strangers vsr th~ city, 10 ea 81 lffu
ton street, and examine TAI - as~fth''it OF " go
MAJ, I'M Tie Istast Surng Fashion and nj TN hne,t French
Cali >ha- . -, H., -.
Gautcuen can have Boots made % orrr in the nrst nfi
.r a. ~ faar. rsr pair warranted equal 70 any nad' I"
e,er dollar. and half and ~, the unhef'ign"d tAe, ~"
, offis Ice ami Keep. iats Tor -irh customer, h- can b.
sure an easy yet handsome d. ,,-u..
Constantly on hand Fashionable Boots Sc, at TIE ioo"
ing reduced prices. .,.o,s9-,
seas sin B0lu.................foms ;. =, W = -
CAT ..............s. ~ wv =,
Hal ~
G1ttrs... I'D
......-...s sii"i
Punr. and : puer.. &. 80. p~onOauonably Low
T.rr,. Ca.ho1 Delivery. JOHN l. WAThlN>
gy0 lli tuip'st hri"'Fh N''sau 'tS. "-''
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WHITLEY, Draper

Y ami Tailor. NJ. i acknowledgement Summer
,.,ottmeut Ut Gst.rmcns Fashionable Apparel. OF the
ani beautiful patterns. Aso, all articles Of The
oee tssciul audesct. provided ith sisw to econo-
ny and utl Gen.ren visiting the city vii mud 10
heir advantage 20 cali. lel 5ieed'
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V,O Stone-C Contractors aud Others


4 RARE CIiANCE-JAS. NJ MILLER h CO.,
,uctOueer.. vii sell ~ auction. the Merchants En-
h.nge Wal street. "A II VI. OF Friday, June 10, lu Lots
N the sch Avenue, North RyerJ between EIgbteth
ani Eghty-drst,tre-i, adjoining Burbsn'sD containing
n excellent Stone Quarry, formulation StoDeD with about
go loads thereon. about 90 load. ready for
e,,e. may load the stone Wharf Of this Quarry. Sale
po.it.e ID tie iiy hest bidder. ifl
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~ per qudliic atoms wanted tor new and highly
valuable work for Agricultnrsls The work VIII be fur
shed tpse who Will take agencies for STATES, Ceun-
trs o. Towns. upon unusually liberal terms Address,
postage pad The Farm-louse OF the Nineteenth Cen
iurv, New York lsl0 IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

SrsEgr E1Hlcs.-On all occasions when IN
the street, care only for yourseH or, if you haze
any thought for others, lst IL be, How you can
most annoy or inconmode them.
II on the sidewalk and another person i. behind
you, walk slowly, 10 detaiu him. II he is in a
hurry, and tries 70 pass you, keep before MN, oy
gartae as The sailors cali it; and if he attempts
20 pass outside of you him into the gutter, II
you can. The last mentioned feat Is the most
efsectua!ly performed by platoon, of ive or SLY,
with locked arms, especially if you press two
or three ladies' into yeur phalanx. This IS capl-
tai way OF sweeping the sidewalk clear Of people
OF other denominations, when you going TO or
returning from your church, on Sunday. As 1t
mas got into pretty general practice, iced
only caution you, not to let it fail by nor assr.
But horse and carriage, or team OF some
sort places you far ahead of any pedestrian, in the
ability TO annoy people. If you are driving IN G
street, crowded by people on foot drive like Jehu
scamper fer their lives. If there is no crowd, pre-
vent and detaia as many as you can from crossing
the streets. If they try deit before you, apply
the lash. If they cross behind you, back or turn
upon them. lis great sport to see cid gentlemen
and ladies' run into the mud or slough, on such &C.
casiozs.
This however, is not the ne plus ulsra OF the
science of disconmoding people; for there is more
tact in choosing a good place TO stop your horse
or team at, than mere tyro might suppose. In
muddy tine, always place your horses, or cattle,
or carriage crossing, and, if possible, across
,ae sidewalk too. BY doing beth at once, you
turn more people out into the mud than you can in
all other modes, and there are more nice clocked
hose, silk skirts and fancy shoes bespat,cred and
spoiled III this way than can be imagined.
Nor should the shop-ksepers lose sight of the
means of annoyance in their power. Hossheads,
barrels, casks, boxes and other empty packages
should be left on the sidewalks, throughout the
day, and certainly through the dark nights If the
boys tumble them into the streets, they may stil!
do some mischief by upsetting carriages
The merely negative indulgence, with whicis
our municipal superiors view these ingenious in
ventons to annoy people in the streets, falls short,
in my opinion, of the encouragement which ought
to be extended to them. We should offer direc,
bounties on all new and useful discoveries of this
kind, and ratronize the old ones in the same way.
Quiz.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30


4 celor.-Luke Hemeaway Edmund Simpson and
wife Ct an pursuance of decreta order this Court
made in the above entitled cause by the Vice Chancellor
Of the Ers CrcS VIII be sold at public auctioe under the
direction OF the subscriber, OF the Masters of This Court
by Myers, Arciipreer, at the Merchants Exchange, in
The CITY oi on the 9TH day OF January next at
i2 O'Clock Eoou, of that day
All that CERTAIN piece parcel OF land situate in the
Twelfth Ward eft City OF NewYo.k, containing four
lois of ground Of twenty-five feet two and half INCHES in
breadth in front and rear by hundred feet length on
each side, which said parcel Of land Is described map
OF the Waldron property at Harlem, compiled June 1885,
by y Bridges City Surveyor, parcel number o. ard
lots Nos lSo 1871 1872 and 1885, bounded in front the
by the Second Avenue The south by ll3 the
west by parcel No. % and tho north by parcel No.
containing IN breadth IN front and eeI and 10 in
ches and depth each side 100 feet the sarse rngre
or less.
Also all those four certain lots pieces or parcels OF land
and premises situate also in the said Twelfth Ward of the
CITY OF New. ofk, in the village OF Hariem and known
and DESIGNATED on The aforesaid map, entitled aap of
part OF The HaGrnn property Harie' compiled June,
the once OF the Register in and for the Cy and County Of
New York TO wit: block No. % tweny tree) being cor
ner block bounded norheatey by one hund ed aa nine
tecnth street soueaSiey by the Second Avenue, south;
westerly by block ,ventyeig6t @ by lot
number one hundred and four o4} in block No. % which
sSd block divided into lots numbered e5) oue hundred
and hve tG6 Que huDred and six {0 one hundred and
Second AYenne containing, each lot breaGtb front
and rear twenty five feet and half inches and In
length each side, hundred and feet he the
or less. Dated New York. December l5 1870 u
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery
MORRIS ATTKIN, Solicitors. dl7 2awtD7
A McILROY, Dentist, removed to 425
IN
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FROM the Cincinnati Message.
r MAIDEN AND THE SILK.WORM.
Ey Mlss serrrA Fl. oLIvEe.


Down looked the sun OF summer morn,
From blue and laughing sky
The wild bee wound his merry horn,
And the rill came dancing by
With pleasat song, like the first sweet words
Ofa cher,ib child at play;
While the matia notes OF thousand birds
swelled from each greenwood spray.
And, the fowers-oh! there was the wii5 primrose
And the violet, sUeer and fair,
And every radiant bud that blows
In summers balmy air;
But a sweeter bud, and eloyeiier hoWer'
Than ali in that gay pafteSre,
Was ohs who sang IN her rosy power
melody sweet and clear.
while oft as she sang her wild, sweet air,
She .cat,ered the fresh, green leaves;
IT,, ,be silk.worm claims the maiden's care,
And for her It's bright cocoon weaves.
ST ,yas benuteous scene-those loving eyes,
(As she sang in her girlish g!e-,j
Cast up TO the blue and laughing skies,
"oh my heart, my hear, is free"
q Away, away with the glittering joys,
The pageantry Of Garth
1 fy afar from it's jarring noise,
10 my beauteous bower Of mirth;
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Is melody sweet TO me,
And life, oh life is bright, sweet dream,
For my heart, my heart is free
thine still be, fair Victoria, thine
The crown, the throne Of state
A humber, happier lot is mine,
i envy not the great.
pluck fresh leaves, with willing hand,
From the graceful mulberry,
That cameth its bright father land
Far Ger the deep, blue sea.
q And my heart is free as the wild sea waves
By the breath of the tempest stirred,
Or the winds unloosed from their ocean caves,
Or Columbas glorious bird.
A siken band. Of the sky soft blue,
The diadem shall be,
Wrought by her grateful subjects true,
For The maid whose heart is free