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MISS REYNOLDS

Respectfully announces to her friends, and the el.i-
zens OF Washington, her
FAREWELL CONCERT
Will take place at the Apollo Hall, on
MONDAY EVENING, AUG. %,
On which occasion Miss REYNOLDS will be assisted
by
Ma SHERMAN AND Ma RElSS
Who will preside at the Piano Fore-together with
other attraelions--for which see bulls.
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A BARGAIN.

A BARGAIN.
THE subscriber offers for sale, splendid PIANO
i FORTE manufactured by himself in this city.
1t has been pronounced, by professors of music, a
splendid instrument in tone and construction and II
is now offered under the present pressure at the very
low price of $3.50 cash. 1t may be at the man
ufactory of
j. +. KAHI,
Penn avenue south side, between 18th 18th streets.
Aug. l5-6t
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IINHE undersigned, citizens of the United States
Il being DESTROYS of establishing American H.
brary and reading room in Paris, for the purpose of
obtaining information generally relative to their
tive country and of facilitating just appreciation of
the same throughout Europe, as well as with view
to cement the unlcable relations between the Old and
the New orld have agreed pay he amount placed
opposite their namc> annually for three consecutive
years, from the LIST of January 1912
They agree to submit the entire and permanent
control of the amounts paid by them association
composed of the following gentlemen, viz:
HIS Excellency HENRY WHEATON,
LORENZO DRAPER, American Consul at Paris
ALEXANDER VATTEMARE, author of The System
of International Exchanges"
HENRY LEDYARD, Secretary of Legation,
EUGENE A. VAL,
And authorize them any three of them to make
such arrangements for the disposition of the same as
they may see proper to change them at their pleasure
to appoint substitutes them and SUCCESSORS
In case OF the resignation death of either of them
TO Oh spose OF the books other property of which
they may become possessed, should they at any tine
deem lit TO do soi to appropriate the funds arising
there from, and all other funds obtained by them
they may see best; and, in short to do whatever in
their judgment may most conduce to the execution Of
the above design.
In the event of the resignation or death of either of
the members Of the association and the non. accord
ance OF the survivors as to the selection of fifth, it
Is understood that the is be named by the DI-
plomauc Agent of the U nited States at Paris
(Signed)
NoTE.- Those who desire to pay the whole amount
of their subscription at present. will please add
notice to that effect. Tue sum subscribed will be re-
ceived by the American Consul, IA, Place Vendome
or 80, Rue HautevIlle, in cash, or in orders upon
bankers either here in the United States; and II
is requested that this card be returned to the Consul
by post otherwise.
Specimens of American art well as books of ev-
cry description, will be acceptable donations.
Terms Of subscription.
year, 100 francs,
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w AFTER WATER! WATER !!l-This day
w received fresh supply of w bite Sulphur Wa
ter, direct from the White Sulphur Springs, in Vr-
GINA which will sell on reasonable terms IN quaBt-
ties to suit customers-in barrels or otherwise
WILLIAM YOUNG,
doors east of Gadsby's, Penn. av
Also, fresh supply Of Congress water just received
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Tickets 80 cents each-to be had at the principal
Hotels.
aug 20 2t
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APOLLO HALL.

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
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VIZ f would respectfully call the attention of all
w persons IN pursuit of the most fashionable
French and English goods to give call few
doors.w of Browns Hotel.
n. B. Great Inducements are now held out To mem
bers of Congress- and all Others to purchase, we
are selling stock positively al cost.
Best quality black velvet shawls
Velvet scarts and plush shaws
Elegant silk shaws, ), 9 and lO4 in size
Dress handkerchefs and scarfs in great profusion
Blue black satin stripe and colored, yard WIDE silks
(none superor)
80 pieces silks, every style and price
| case Irish linens (warraned puIe)
3 cases long cloth shir,ing, for gentlemen
A few Paris imported short coaks, half price
10 pieces best mating and ingram carpelngs
Luplns patent black bombazeens
Linen cambria and silk hdkfs, every kind
Silk hosiery, all kinds and prices
Bes, quality wool-dyed black cloths
Summer wear, generally, less than cost
Table damask diaper
Do do napkins
Tow cling of every kind, very cheap
Together with a large and desirable stock, embrac-
ing every variety of goods usually found in our line.
Goo Is will be carefully packed and sent to any
part of the country.
N. B. We feel grateu to our numerous customers,
who have promptly paid their accounts, and re-
spectfuy press all Others to make immediate settle
ment VIM. q GEO. STETTlNlUS.
iuly 20-3teod
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TATlON, BALTIMORE, MD.
FVNEiE duties OF this Institution will be resumed on
Il the first MONDAY in September
TERMS Board and tuition per annum, $3.50 90
Half-boarding per annum, GO 90
Tuition for hali-boarders and day scholars
in the higher branches, per annum, 90 oO
Elementary instruction, 40 w
The usual extra charges made for instruction
in the Foreign Languages, Music, Drawing and
Painting, use of Philosophical apparatus, SC, sc.
au22. eotlstS
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A VESSEL BLOWN UP.

We have prepared an account of Mr. Colts
experiment which will appear in our next mum
Der. 1t was eminently successful
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JAMES PHALEN & co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CITY, d. c.
SPLENDID LOT RE S FOR
AUGUST, 1912.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF
DELAWARE
CLASS No. 25 '
To be drawn at Wilmington on Thursday, Aug. %
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 l prize of Sl,354
| do Of 5000 20 prizes of 1000
do of 5000 500 do of so
rs No. Lottery-l6 drawn Ballots.
Wholes S5-Halves s250-Quarters 81 25.
Certificates of package of 26 wholes, $50 90
20 halves 25 90
4" 20 quarters IL so
Correspondents will address above, or apply at
the old stand corner of Pennsylvania and 9th
street, Washington, ID. {. aug
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.-The following lots
" will be sold low, for cash, or liberal credit,
properly secured, VIZ
Square No. & Lots B. a,
"a Is and west half of
% %, %
SO west half of A
AZ 10
3 3 part, ofi,S
Is IL
100 35
iG5 par, of !
III Ia, H. and par, of ID
lao II, and part of 10
1853 3
l6i 5
I72 5, 10, 20
223 part of subdivision |
23l IA, 10, l6, II
4O5 t.,
43g s.
A %, %, Penn. avenue
SOB 80
6l0 10
1872 IL
S43 2
s74 SO
Having determined to dispose OF the above, purcha-
sers will do well to make early application.
w. w. CORCORAN.
DQ-Iayytw
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Having determined to dispose of the above, purchs
sers will DO well to make early application.
w. w. CORCORAN.
Jun 20-Iaw6w
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In the House, Mr.. JOHNSON, of Maryland, COM
mented briefly on the remarks made the preceding
day by Mr.. Bdlack, respecting the memorials from
Pennsylvania praying the assumption of the State
debts He thought the object of that gentleman was
to discredit these memorials before the House and
the country. In conclusion, he said that he had
other to present which he moved should be referred
with the others to a Select Committee which should
be instructed to consider and report on the same
and specially on the genuineness of the memorials
Mr.. BIDLACK said he would not have troubled
the House with the subject had he not been consult
ed on the subject in private. He had seen one me-
mortal which genuine, but there was another,
which, in his opinion, was not so. This opinion he
thought it his duty to express. But he intended no
thing towards the gentleman from Maryland but what
was courteous.
MIR. JOHNSON said the best mode of testing the
genuneness of the memorials would be to appoint
the committee he requested. He therefore hoped
the gentleman from Pennsylvania would vote for his
resolution.
The motion to suspend that the resolution might be
received was lost.
The Speaker communicated to the House sundry
Senate bills, which were referred
Mr. COWAN asked that, by general consent, the
House bills returned from the Senate with amend.
ments, should be taken up and considered.
The bill for regulating the sales of public lands in
certain cases taken up, and after short argu-
ment by Mr. Fillmore in opposition to the amend
ment, and an explanation from MIR. Thompson, of
Mississippi the House refused to concur by vote Of
&c ayes and l0l nays
MIR COWAN moved reconsideration of the vote
Just taken, and Mr.. Stewart, of Illinois, demanded
the previous question. The motion to reconsider was
carred-and the House again refused to concur in
the Senate amendment
The act for the relief Of Charles S. Sibbald was
taken up, and the Senate amendment concurred in.
The act establishing police in the city of Wash
ington was next taken ny
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AMERICAN ATHENEUM,

aug l2-d3tSeodl3OAug
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Smokiux i'm Markets.

Ur. Editor:-In this age OF reform nothing be done
cau.e a dsconuance IT that most az gushing OF all dirty
practices tobacco smoking and chewing IN our ha'Iot'
No habit can be repugnant 10 neaines and goodtae
Ii, beasty Jas, imagine, Mr.. Editor the stalls covered
with Of various kinds. and continual stream OF To-
hacco smoke pouring over them, with occasionally little
tobacco spite Slobhercd on hsm) and you have toera
bis fair idea OF which may be witnessed IN all our
CITY Markets at any hour when they are open
Let housekeeper,, aud ALL purchase only At those
stall, where ia is dirty nuarte allowed and the
form will be speedy 1t has often been matter OF srrPrse
that IN, Clerks there such officers OF public Mar
kets allow this filthy practice.
Do, Mi Printer, please publish tbs as one mode at least
OF commencing ieiOrm. ".
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COURT or SESSIONS.
Nnfn-. LII. n...nr.I.-r NJ InDr.. -Nn.h mi Nh

SFNTFNCTs-Iohn HcAee. convicted OF receiving
quantity 90 stolen Iron, knowing he stolen Ne,
concealed between tine beds and under tc bed.
ierced Ia CIV Prison 80 days and fine of 50
Tudum =. Chiiiendcn. convicted assault aud battery
on his brotheru law. Mr.. Wc, sentenced 10 the Ciy
Prison for 10 DAYS, 10 pay duc Of So and give security IN
500 to Keep the icace for wear.
james Ferris convicted oi assault md haitery Peter
Nadine, sentenced 20 IN CITY Prison j. ddv,
John Tmpson and Thomas Brown. convicted Of mot in
the house of Elzn IOgue eyrrdy sentenced 90 the
CIV Prison ior ~ DAYS
Michael Coulhln. convicted OF assault and battery on IL
len Hlrv fined 81.
The other cases were >u>renacd 10 The next term.
On motion Joseph {. Har. E,Q Mr.. Jos, pa Gt.lanl
admitted Attorney and Counsellor OF tbs CouiL
The Court then adjourned cor the term.
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CORONER,s OFFICE.

btAiH ~ DRow ~INc-The Coroner held an inquest
Yesterday at 10 Wes>rcei on the body OF unknoVn
hNn aged about 90 WIN found floating in the dock
NE foot cd Murray street III Appeared 90 have been u the
water several weeks aua drcs>r u DARK dres, coat
cl0n pants aud vest. wehcn drawers and stockings thin
boots. striped cotton 'hrl, and q erehan handkerchief
ah0ai his neck. Nrri.c', io1nt drowned
DID or lNTFNrFS,NcE.--The Coroner or Thursday
evening" held an inquest a. ~ Cherry street ou the body o..
Margaret Tender married oman of color aged = IA.
nv, of = Johns New BrumW.ok. >hr wa, woman ci
incorporate habits was se1t'' ATTN 90 al toclncs ci-
p.>dav morning, and died mdn ghL Verdict ,i- - OF
F>ilsp>v. caused hv incompetence.
l>F,Nr ACCiDENr.LLY sUrf"cATfp- Ite Coroner @,o
pa THURSDAY even NJ held iGur-t ne 23t street between
he sd and 81 the female miami crd ri P-irr
Keenan, aged months. who was ouut dead on thursday
morning In bed between parents. having been ABERDEEN.
ally suaoraitd during Ne night Verdict. Died no >ufo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
EVILS WHICH CYPRESS TuE LABORING
CLASSES.

1.t. Necessity Of exposing frequently their
heal,h 90 obtain work. in unwhoesome occnr4-
tion-. ia prolonged labor. on which their support
and that Of their children +. dependent.
2d. Unjust suspicion attached to the poor man :
the more he j. in want. the morn certain h. l. oil
b.iue refused nd and credit, to enable him to turn
hi, skill or labor 10 account.
3d. Fear Of want for the present, or danger ~
being thrown on OF work, the right of which i
mot guaranteed him hy society.
4,h Anticipated suffering for the future. dread
Of an increase OF evils in hi. old age heightened
b, the recollection of those already endured. and
by sceingno means OF escaping from them.
jth. Communicated suffering or power OF ieei-
in. the Evil. Of hi. family, whose Priyations add
to HE own.
Gin. Poor and destitute, he has in case OF sick
ness. go other ASYLUM than the Poor-llou'e, 10
which L- !. often refused admitiaucc.
7ui Increase Of the Priratiols Of the .Iabonns
Glasses. with the increas, of hAuly While new
means Of Enjoyment are daily invented for the
Rich. the Poor are inntalizcd with The display ct
these increased mean. ct Enjoyment, from which
they are shut out.
9Th. Indirect rriraiion Of the protection Of the
Law 40 justice for the Poor Man. who cannot
undergo the expenses OF aN-suit' against a rich
rival. who appeal. from court TO court.
OH. Bad faith Of politicians. who, strong IN their
p,oic>Iatiou, ofdcvotcdncs, go the cause of the
people. Use them as tools 10 get into power, dis
tribute all Offices among themselves, propose no
4 Il
TO support alone the labor and hardship- Of our
false societies.
TO- Tho fruit Of the Labor Al the Producer l.
very often not for himself but for a master
capitalist who, without taking any pant in hIs
Toll lecelNes the Iarcc.l ,harc Of h. prodnct.
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SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Belore Jade Scr and AIderl.en MooIAun snd

Before Judge Noah and Adersen woolhuil and Ren>on,
Gilbert McMllen was tried for scsne bed bedding and
carpenirrs tools worth as. from the bark AHn Liey: ac-
quilted. Ellen Mcclure previously convicted of petit lar
tcny. sent 20 the HouSs Refuge. Jacob Lewis col
orcd man. stealing cow .orih al. from Thoma, Holmes
suity-Cy Prison months. Eizsh-lh Moore, coloucd.
N'ahsc quilt worth q from Eliza Weston. acquitted
richard W u'dm>'n. boy, stealing pistol worth 81 from
Nihnr McCaA,Y euy-udgeIneni suspended AMI be dis
charged on condition OF leaving The city. Adjourned 70
Tuesday next al so'rnrk
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The EiZhth Ward Canvas.

C,tv and Co,ntg Of Nss link. u-Frcderlck Leeds,
OF the City County OF Newlok. aud residing at No
County, being duly sworn dtposeth and saith mat DE- Wa
employed on tie i- day NJ April INST - act A. cAtch
celk the Third District Pol. in the ghth Ward lheo-
Frost John T. C. Marshall and Peter Roome beng IN
,pecOr, the Election said Dct and dcpOne vi "a Ia
that canvassg the haot' TOR Maya there wre Three
ticket, found n amongst them with the Whg candidate or
Mayor pasted tie of Robert Morris; tlat MI.
piece, each. They were afterwards counted AZ ~ Jar,
and the sam" time Mr. FrO,l sad he would make mem
Z OrdHdum OF the same.
Tins epoueu further :. ih that leo canvass ~ the Char
ter Icke there iOIHd number OF tchcs VIII ihe
names ri the Wing candidate, IN whole AMI psu pasted
tie Democratic ticket three Of them we're passed d.
Marshall Nj Frost and NJ. Marshall agreed having
tie eleven tickets attached 10 sheet OF paper and forward
further that while the Charter tickets were TIE Ia
BILE wen a. the aboye-naed eleven ch" lying loo'e.
Mr. Frost one of the Inspectors, lcr the room and
ser from to IL minutes and on las return he whispered
TO Sir Marshall DO then ~entou for some minutes ter
The In.pecor, returned and were seated there
,ersaton passed between Nj Frost and persons outside of
the bar 10 deponent unknown that Mr. Frost i0Oh mp
Of The corners and exhibited I" '' spectator anu ASKED
them ifhsv thought good or regular ticket some
re time after The Inspectors had returned to the table
Mr. Frost asked Mr.. Marshall lie considered those pasted
tickets a. legal he himself did not Nj Marshall replied
that he did not consider them a legal Nj Frost then
asked Mr. ROOmeS Opnlon he answered that they were
egal ballots bis opinion and protested against their
lection Mr. Frost then remarked 10 SIR Marshall thaithey
Two heinz the majority OF the Inspectors and having
dared The ballots Illegal Mr. Frost commenced 10 tear ND
seven ballots, and the remaining hour they 10
- nj 10 the County Canvasser>
And this de OHtnt further states that uOse ELEVEN haio
were laid the table open, and their contents read or
some time before Mr.. Frost destroyed Them. There were
Sylyanus Gcdney Alderman and for William H. Sweet
for Assistant, about orr TIE whole number OF
was not copied by this deponcn which wei, on the ballots
''''''' FREDERICK W LEEDS.
The foregoing deposition sworn to before me tn, 10Th
EDWARD " BISHOP, Commissioner of Deeds
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mann OF SIPFpXIxOpS

Committees ordered 10 br paid. and Others referred
Among hose paid the Coroner, bill for quarter ending
the 1T April anosning 10 ~il6 a. H. resolution thc
Wari Collectors were allowed tee. all roneNs collected
vii the book, returned The salary OF assessors of the
9Th Ward placed at sNO-ihr l7ih lhe >un-ile
7th $iSl and tue lih Slj1 Tie salary e Mad
over, a." A. slant Alderman having pre-
,cnisd his views as L. the usonretv of amount.
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- DEN SEED. To- al thu cloicest spec.ss and sarr-
- = ,ale. loo qllue, % suit purcilasen, al BklDEh-
I'D WAY Al-o The Young Gar~n.Ss Assistant
f7na s r r.4;, ~ Dol. = year, practice Ne~-iors.
y , worn h8- been ionoei d. he award ri Gold NJ
Y.f. state Agricultural Society, having ai~oa~ar
-s-r rae. Pfemum, i0r superior .rscinsn- 81 Car
i- Pr1l-.s farther c0Hg.eat T. deenlri unnecessary.
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4 : ; q & IA 7 q n;
Or. Principles Of True 0, ganiz,tion Of soeisiy

OF FIlI3I'Ies OI d ITu- = saII1- <10H OI SO1'''I'
u TIE editorAp 81 ti column disfnc from 'AHf 81
TA< Tribune. iddres lefters, post pOd to 4 BRISBANE
The article prepared for to-day paper, entitled
Hamaa N'ery ami Neccss1yc Of q Sociai R,foTm'
j. crowded ut By pr-'- Of other matter; twill
appear tomorrow. In order not to disappoInt oar
reader, entirely, W. in-cr, li.i Of few OF the
Evils which opPre-s the Laboring Classes. Inc
list j. short, bat let the Intelligent ofthose Classes
ponder upon It.
The comha, Of our Father. vas Tor Pohficaf
Liberty; let ours be- for Attractive Industry or
Lhertpin Labor.
The only real riches arr Lqjor every thing
else is bat The sign OF abuse Il h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

L. = CIRCI IT RT-Bctore Judge BErTs
IN this Court an action brought bv + BNsnt, and
others against Alfred Goie 10 recover damages Tor M
urngeme III OF Loco Foco Match patent The Jury found
for defendant Also onr 10y Lew, Jennings against John
Ferguson Tor violating patent n the mauuiactuic OF spt
gas Verdict, for dintn $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

70 The Pittsburgh Advocate says that on the
first rate Touring mills, which have in all eighty
seven run of stone The unoccupisd power en-
the Mushingur0 is said Ia be immense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
THE TRIBU NE.

" The advcrsares Of Protection are chuck
ling over a Treasury statement very loose evil
deucc) that during the ten wears of Protective
policy TIN. Country exported more Specie than vas
imported, wAilc during the last ten years Of de-
sccnding Tariff We have imported considerably
more than We exported We admit the fact, and
ASK them to consider the corresponding crcuu-
,tsnco that, durmg fea yeors Of Protection rc
paid Of orCJ one Hpndred NiHtoa. Of Foreign
DcJL ri,ic duriag ten ycars Of comDaratsre
Free Trade. ere incurred a Forearm DcLt q
Two Huadred Millions. What say, Free Trade
10 this
We are willing 10 admit that under Free Trade
with credit sbroad We should import more gold
than under Protection, because the continual strain
on our moneyed institutions caused by a balance Of
trade against woad create . greater need Of II.
We prefer not 10 need the Fifty Million. Of Specie
We lave got out of Forciga Nations under Free
Trade rather than 10 create the Jdrrcs neccssty
for Il and pay Three Millions a gear interest On
n, a. We now DO. Which il right
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.sz FARMS FOR SALF-One of $50

-. acre, 10 Oh. tl~n NJ Smihi0wn. l.. T. % he mas
'0-11-. rr % aIf oGeraf Of which J. CLEARED the Other
ND tnier. ani all good fence, 10 healthy ~ ghfT-
.lo tn school. The Land e0od and ~ shust~i
-f = .l h. made .t0 several convenient Farms win
rfopcl 90 fa'r aud vood'ir 10 each. u cpnFenrnee
t- Railroad .A> induced number OF rrci1mcs 70 erft
ol,ss tlag camille. t, laad, AMI very dfsfair
{. = d be- .oiI az Slj pr acre.
Ayl Farm 0 20 arse, me SOu0d and good haf-
.lr ia an .Se@.enf village. TIE Land in very pn,-
lct W c0al ton well rurei All Nairri, fr2e quantity
tru' ami oru,iu 81 scre, of timber c0norlhr
house harm and on. folthuIdigs. u is every eaN Wy
ie. ral- i,r "a gcnis- farming residence II nil he so.d
cheap ST. lsrr~ nau 90 ne pufcia-' money may r'ain
norsasr. For parlcuara 10Th iPply a. r"ni1
NEWTON me- N
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~ FOR SALE-A Farm. situated at Far

ss~ Roci away t. whin ,od distance of ne Marine
f,sI1r AMI fronting the bay aud Il con'sns
~ ~ acre. ~ Wh CD hrs rate ilebe liant the
iige yooI TN, E'aiow land, mi sone woo and.
~ dc premise, neai Farm Bouse, Barn sfal Other out
l4 lIuE. Of cay he city hafn hy land s'd
fer. D. be- sii~d arms nj different quantte
Arflg SAN. r. q. Norton the premise. A. Sn.
ssrl No Br0aisi.
a., Other property for sale similarly situated Apply
Ion. .+.f-t ais ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

OPENING or THE CANAL.-The Argus of Thurs
day suys that the water let into the Ere
Canal, through liz whole extent, on Tuesday, ac-
coIdng to appointment. At shutdown A. boats
had been cleared at the Collectors Office at Al
bany they were all well filled and Indicate an
active state of business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
IOrSEKEEPER,S HARDWARE.

i 1c-The Subscriber would remind IS customers aii
he public that BE- F.. sii a. bis Oh place No Sj DN>0n
-et where be- offer, ~ keel go assortment o all rlr,
n H. % ov. No. AZ rcr, as l0w can b. t0JrI in
oia-- ig tb. ctv JOSEPH WEED. ~ lu
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