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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-02

OH Eds XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS. No: IS Maiden
- lane New Yo,kThe proprietor of his we'll known estl
hhmen respectfully invite. the s,tentisa of
dealers and all others his extensive aoes for the
ton OF Copper Plate and Xyloghc Engraving aud Pnatog
that he greatly added his stock Of machinery snd
ne snd improved far superior to those Of any other
ostsbi hment in America. . =,
His has fuexceeded his expeetaog as to enable
him 10 with those from the best Euro
an prong Offices and pared all orders
IN ye no, either side Of the Atlantic
IL will aim Of the proprietor continue his improve
men hr he my be able supply al ord for SHOW bills
ccnsrs wrappers labels directions &C. Of the best quaity,
AZ the lowest iossbe prices OlinAl designs ana Plates o.
eye,y description OF manu- ciuIsi eneGnta IN he lys
fancy coOrs az short notice,
,rps and assortment of Druggists Mapufacurers
Perform rs, Or ccrs other labels constantly on hand snc
nav n, had Wholesale and refill and all articles eDtre con-
4, csd with he TRACE. Joe Printing in variety oN,e
esy sxreuted ord end on the most reasonable terms
md he pope here that the lowest peslo
rice is charged done in his establishment system
ich the great extent Of his business enables him fully 70
carry out Ord will be executed with that Iunctuah and
o.d v the ishes Of his which NJ hoped, VIII
aor the utmost satisfaction and all orders from the country
unctuay attended TO- and the articles ordered or forwarded
10 snv mart of the United States or the Canadas.
ms imsr CHAS. SHIELDS, Psoprietsr.
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MEDICAL AID.
MEDlOh
DR. aREGORY NAV he r

DR. GREGORY may be consulted comfortably at all
hours of the day orevenng at h" private residence NO
successful in treatment Of "ha cured" which
result from concealed be from mistaken or ~
practitioners. Dr. Gs medicines powerful 10 ,h e
curative effects, though mild in their +, abe
important which has not been e
adspng of emedes 10 the of patients VINO oI
the most part are socitous oasn privately ~
nble,
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

No IS Chamber street, r,,, ,,,, ,,,
ESTABLISHED TO RENDER TO THE AFFLlCT
T. ED sound and scienthc Medical Aid A hind Of dis
performed in the careful and scientific One
Of the first ocousts the city will attend to the treatment Of
all diseases of the eye and PARTICULAR attention il paid
the OF all female complaints Patient. who
desire it will be visited their houses Those whose
means are limited will only be requiSd pay for their medi
Three four provided for private consu
The drug attended by aPothecary OF
great experience and medicine, dispensed may he relied on
pure and krnune Gaping and ieech will be done at
the shortest notice Open day aud Rght .
PATIENTS from the wishing to avail themselves oil the
great advantages this Institution possesses the treatment ef
scouou diseases and surgical opera
be accommodated with board and in its imme
DIR. HOMER BOSTwlCK,
Attending Physician and surgeon,
rs Chambers II. I'd house west OF Broadway
This institution under the patronage and commentator
"' REV DR. ED. Y. HI0BEE,
Rev. DR. w. G. BROWNLEE,
REV DIR GEO. POTTS.
REV DIR. q. SPRING,
,te.tr,i. REV DIR. SCHROEDER.
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Foreign ImpOrtations.

GUAvAMA-Brg James McCobb-l2 hds sugar g De Forest
coy Dunscomb & Beckwith-l4 Mason TIL mpson-60
cks moassss Maitland co.'s NJ Adams colo bills
gar do molassts order
Domestic nmpOr tatiOns.
New ORLEANs-Schr bids 40 $50 bbls
molasses Mr. H,rt.
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DEMOVAL-DR. CALDWELL has removed from 4.
IL Walker street, 500 Broadway. m2 6tsisr

PEMOvAL-DR CALDWELL has removed from As
n Walker street 70 sos Bro,dwAv. m2 stsi.
Bcass Ia. Tor private sale first rate "s
Penns make in complete order. balls nearly
sssy ss shss ss
q R va S 81 Ssd H. adj
,s s e Ss SIa
Ts h and ID ss
S hs as1.n s to regulate the securing
III, 1 nl regular meeting w be hsi il the evening
T kECHEs-LEECnEs-LE 0HEs-JasI ceived from
- Hsmbug. bark Howard % days very fine
IL aisf Bewt ~, :af
J0 ma LYME corner of Fulton and Water streets
ps s ST IL s2Hs fSnaSEH d Sssfs
S Sfi
Is%a ct G he A end at
au'se2y p,jcss Every article matched rateIa Glass
at above and YIN 20 SOY e19oTs
$4,000 WORTH Ct rGhgs Gas, and a. E,,,n w1e
the following DIc,, blue sna Pl,is, FIsssI
pc, do. ,.,s q Shs bakers HE'S, ADD '9.. w:e
~ hall lamps from IS to Sc. h the down.
sell for $40 and s2 eommon for BY the bu he'll
msretsnts Chin. fes sets from lstss, ''' ''a'''
SOMETHING NEW-To all VIII, would be Ssving-C sh
~ Taonog Est. b neut 1853 Greenwich street, the
Pacific HoteThe Cberpes sknz ant Trimming Esa blis
ment the city The poprieto Ike this method of
all gentlemen wanting Clothes, the nomica
of cha ing their cloths thereby the
profits la the trial by their taiios aud
them trimmed, for which this an
advantage al Others the propreors having made
sis make this the principal branch Of their
business intending both the cutting aud depart
pers NAL y.
They DO NOT pes.ntt' the public flaming list Of reduced
manshr sudious attention the individual Of
the prevailing fashion, will Always be sufficient,
and the best attraction can offer TO patrons
m2 lmsrc POOLEY BROWN.
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ITO PARENrS DESTROYS Og A SUPE SIOK - MI
L LISH AND COMMERCIAL EDUCA lion FOR
THEIR FAMfLIpS-Ths advertiser, who has received
lust arrived country. and would devote his 10 the
instruction Of pupils ladies' end gsnemen their resi-
dencc.
He will mpat them correct knowledge Of the English
language, incu ing composition various styles polite lite
rlry asd conmercisl also, writing and umetc, with
thorough knowledge of borekeeing praced by the first
English houses He will give geography with the
manners, customs and history of all nations ancient aud
modern, suited 10 tn. and capacity Of the pupil
The advantages derived from yate tuition obueuS
aud Of such Importance that tits quite TO
90 them here
letters ID rerei to Mr. John Walsh. at the Office CT tn
Herald will be prornpy attended by The adver ise VINO
will wait any parents Guardian, and gives
timouias of his abilities Terms moderate
The lady of the above adver,er who has received mus-
ceducson from Mr. Logger the first pianist the CONT
nent aud whose much approved England aud
Irelavd would wish lessons IN music, including
thorough bass also English writing and French Address
above. m2N~ec
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On the 7th March, Isl3 by the Rev. Dr. Varels at the
TRANSPORTATION Church il this city, GABRIEL II LIE
GAS. from Amsterdam, Holland to SARAH ANN WRioHr,
from Maryland. 2.
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PUBLIC NOTICE-TRUTH INDICATED.

PUBLIC NOTICE-TRUTHv INDICATED.
HAVING seen several pablcstons calculated 10 deceive
dscea.eo husband fse to be incamsen. duy tshoa.h
Of II and and myself fro such tas. ani antoand
I'd s,;s III: s.rde,s published BY nv
should NOW be 'psr'd T.. painful of
pIom,ed the widow and tbs ophsa The -cen
se to- s the Of s s sGe
a,s "a re:om mined Hogan employed by Bristol
Plea 's" sss .so a.
husband W., treated By DoGf West y. he could
@ BaG. 4: had friend. ss:toi AS.ay and
Physician T. VI. .,oq, ksGw the name hoping might be
'a@'
When ne1, Hogan h: Iefs.ed g tell The Of the
me mos. My mind much d.;Issd
2 advance their own peiarious DESIGNS Tne
fil be with, which dist tn, hpjo
1%
R.':s'''Ss ~, ssssss \. Az PH Il Il. T. st.
This to certify that well with Ms Dalsy
and knew tn he was cured ofthe scroua by
JANE GOODWIN, No. 1l9 Houston st.
The statement he reofore made. which myname
ed with that Of Geo &c Duv having been called question,
this 10 that the certificate published is strictly
and again willingly reassert the same My family saw Mr.
Duay almost daily dur the time he taking Sands Sar
saparla and after his and will b, pleased to
ABRAHAM HATFIELD,
N A Nd the ~ Ward Of the Of New York
This is certify Mary Marks lived in the house with
Dnlay from the time that he received fall the time
OF bis death, and have frequently heard him that md
SaIsaparlla cured MIN of the Srroua well satisfied
that the fall caused his death, combn ID with disease Of the
lungs, which set in after he met v in The accident
Signef, MARY MARKS, No. ia Wlllet st.
thereby certify that Thomas Hogan called
would furnish him with the date OF Gesre Dusy death his
"'''' THOMAS BEAL,
80 Allen 81. Sc I,on 70 Allen street Church.
Witness-THOMAS SENNOT.
This csfes that George Duay born in New York, aged
YEAR, died at ia Wieu the 9Th dayof the first msnh
signed, STEPHEN WOOD, Physician.
New York, 1st month, tentn, l8 3.
To the ubcHaving witnessed with disgust the advertise
ment IN the Mr. Dul4ys making Of
Sands SarsapanIla feel be duty what
respecting his case knew Mr. Dulay many years. ard
with dease of the face described in his certificate aud
supposed in with his friends his di,eas
but astonishing to relate week after
the Of Saudi Sarsapar he applied for ok, and
IN thee weet his sight, whcn previously almost gone
returned He my employ the time of giving
the ifca,e aud he I'D he well aud
sdered him such Any person wishing know farther
learn the same by calling at residence
Signed, ASAHEL bEEO.
No. II Ludlow street
Nsw Vo,h- Anil m
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's 80. s,gs.sa o,cn,s7o a2se, $3.50 I,ls.,7ss $500

value, $e72,2s 2567s33 2.7ss637 1.4e3364 1o7s 36S
From this table appears that in the State of Illinois the
sales for of ls42 than the whole
sales of is the only State which presents such
result The bulk Of the sales have been in Dixen
Chicago. The value of the land sold in Illinois was
O0O nearly half of the gross of sales
Ohio where the people destroyed Embarrassing end
hopeless taxes the sales fell off nearly nothing The
land of illinois under taxation FIVE years after its
purchase and the taxable acres are as follows:-
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CYRUS w. FIELD,
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
- REMOVED,
II FULTON STREET, TO
No. BURLING SLIPJ
BETWEEN srREErs)
a3o 3tsrc NEW YORK
NEW FANCY DRY GOODS STORE.
EDWAED X. MYERS, 37l Broadway. informs the ladies'
II and visiting the that he has just opened
large and elegant as,oImen' OF style silks and other Fan
Goods Of this spring importation which he soci
animation purchasing else vhere-among when
Extra and stvle Silks, Rlace, striped and fgd
Rich able Paris Plaid do, Of tine latest fash
New s'yl- Foul'rd Silks, figured, striped and plsld
., Roy al Modes Crep-nettes and Gro de Messnes
style Gro de Iris and Gro de Orleans, ombre
Very handsome Balconies and Berag.s, ga and striped
Musio de LANES, entirely new styes, and very rich
Paris figured and striped Lawns. Of style and quality
French ana American c, licoes, at all prices
a. Linen Of celebrated from to 10 yd
Damask Table Cloths, all sizes, from O. to S. per Or
Napkins Towell'ngs, Diapers, sheetngs Of large
%
Rich Gncy Satin, Silk aud Lace shayIs and Cardinals
Silk. Thread and Cotton Hosiery, 1T all prices
Linen Cambria, Linen Cambria Hdkfs, embroidered. RIVER
aud plain
white aud coored Taretan Musiu 49, g.. 81 and ~
Cent? and ladies' kid and silk Gloves black white
colored.
With very large OF family Mourning Goods all
Of which offered at low prices AT <tssr
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NEw BsieHror, April 10, 1sA3.
PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS,
Nos 20 and 81 Gold street, ". York, April, 1913.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

VTHE HOE PRIN tn q PRESS MACHINE AND SAW
MANUFACrORY.i IN consequence Of the sdd tlsn OF
improved machinery their works, And the reduc
in the Of materials and labor enabled greatly TO
reduce the prices Of their Presses and Of Pnters and Binders
materials generally, will by their newly prlnted
circular, to which they beg leave to refer. -
This establishment tl under the personal superntend
ce RICHARD NJ Hoe aud RoBERr Hoe, and they
their friend. that notwithstanding the great reduction in
articles by this bshmen shall
tain the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained
OF them in every particular They fater themselves also that
Their Old friends will only continue their favo but that
very best articles at barely rsmunerating PRICES
Odets OF the all articles used BY
Bpders, including Types Ink, Paper, &C. will be
executed with the greatest and pomptude aud the
best terms.
Jobbug work and repairing wi, be At the lowest
sbie prces with every attention and expedition.
~ BAH articles by this establishment will
be stamped HOE co that persons from abroad may
be imposed upon with spurious articles in imitation
Of heus
Printers Of newspapers who publish this advertise with
this three times before the first July
of their pap will be entitled payment Of their bill
bsying -four tmss the Oft apr0is
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M A RITIM E H E R A l. d

ship Masters and Agents.
We shall esteem favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERT SnvEy, Of our News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed, the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
Foreign Newspapers News they have. lie will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad, will also confer favor by
sending this Once all the Marine diligence they
obtain. Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
PCRT OF NEW YORK, MAY =.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BEi.L, Aucti !neer.
BY BELL & DOWARD.
rsi<yts N,s. Is ydrn nd lis FsltoN strses.y

rs.,.. NJ, " s. I'm sn sY rs 2sas. ,~.s,s
Sal. Of v.s. SslGsa IL a' y re e: I'ss:
S sed S Ss ssf
.a g.: house
line but will be found Il w Ihj DS;;h NE:
Ias Of r. sos s's which
81 cloth pantiol.. two iorss &C viii be sold in the
THURSDAY,
e White "s AND Wsissr
nav S@s sea and
which positive orders have been received Can be
FRIDAY.
Ar l0H ococt, IN the Sales Rooms
s. e dc GnS1nd S
linen and ton she and shirngs, hosiery gloves
Also, new and second hand clohing.
STRe sales s.S Of ssl Howard will take place. rain or
TAT their Store No sl6 Broadway. Gothic Hall)
"WEDNESDAY, Sd MAY, at 10Y o'clock.
fs sssh
full French %aSo:aoy splendid w.IJ,Ses: and S;Ss
mahogany bureaus h mahogany
and sofa abe superior ;hapde steel knives and
These ali the best materials aud will
'i,.sy b. sold e The highest bidder, -.
A UCTION NOriCt.-9EO. S. MANN Co. will sell
a at 1888 Broadway. Of Anthony street. at 10
O'clock
Catalogue Sale of Rum, Gin Brandy Whi,key, &c in
Wood-Caret, Hook, Champagne, Sten Madeira, Sherry
Fort. Cordias. SC. in wood and glass,
100 COO choice imported Sega various brands; 30 boxes Viz
girIa Tob icso.
lie positive, this stock belong. merchant declining
The business. ma i*c
BY W. Fra NKL N Auconer.
CABINET FURNITURE The pubic respectfully
informed that The subscriber intends selling off at auction
stock f.sssdd Cabinet FsraS2taf; Being q Il: own
cure all warranted be Of first workm nsh,p and
materials Persons about purchasing ested to call and
examine. SAMUEL WATERBURY,
MI 4tsris 60 Beekman corner Gold street.
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Ro,es Carnation INKS, Rho
"a doddend on., ga; Levy win sell, on Tue'dday
Plants from England They OF Moss and
oher Roses Of 100 different sora Double Carnations hhodo
dendrens, and various other snIt.
Also extensive collection Of Greenhouse Plants of every
Also, quantity of Alauthus Seedlings which will be sold
by sample deliverable from the
iarm ON Long Island G,d-n Sc -Js, g.. &c mi 2tsec
CABINET FURNITURE -The pubic are respectfully
formed that the subscriber in.Id: selling at auction on
Tuesday the 9th OF Way his entire stock ut Cabinet Furniture
being ofhs Manufacture and warranted OF best er
as and workmanship Peons wishing purchae will please
JAS B GARRETsON
mi 8t*ec 46 Beekman street.
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WAANSTEoa,.At the Decorative Establishment of William
sS who with u.s 81 G.1ps CT
Cabne. makers tool; to work decorative branch of bust
person. none othsr.need apply uA''0' 70 %assr
Macboy AZ SgSIs; APPy this
mi 2teec No Cesar street. upstais
Wa sas nS WIFI vi
good references may a.p'y - this off e. s2sn
INFORMATION wANTED--Lsh their places of resi-
dence Clinton township New jersey evening ofthe
psmed s!ephsn, Aug lyon q aaht small
blue ewes red face and rather slender make had on when he
bout ssa '% %,ssnds
wen. AWAY kSss'aesy jean mId dsl
GU I
Them will ~ie sns sn The law Any
i's " s;., VII, oU.pI.H ryo ,
INFORMATION WANTED OF THOMAS c. RITCHE
len h. ms place Of on the morning Of he ed
.ss:%.
nio s M hs 1 home
figured yalenes vest fash enable hat; complex with
ss sS s' ns saSf
S: isSf vs his
s s.s out o aa E b. .%y will please 70
JNFoRMATIN wANTEpzof VIM MILLER. lqte. of
r New y Tq5 j. sD 'ss si heard
to @ b. J NS 70 , M letter
tS S sNs Bur-
ling slip. s29 Iwsec
u s. FtSCHEL has removed from 70 Water street. to 81
l. Liberty street a30 3tsec
DTsSOLUTION OF PAKTNERsHIP-Tne coparrncr
- ship heretofore txstig urder he firm of D. f. Spyer
Co. 40 Catherine street, New York, this by
mutual OF both paris The bu,ne,s Will be contnu
ed b. SIyer No <9, ard by f. Spyer No. 81 Catherine
DAVID sPYER
ELIAS SPYEH
New York, May Cd, 1913. m23tsr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned have this day
aed ether for the purpose Of ansactng
General stock and Exchn Brokerage Business under
firm nj &c nln & Lockwood.
Office No. Hanover street enc door from Wall.
SIDNEY e. GENIN,
LIZ GRAND LOCKWOOD.
New York. May I. l843.
Uned States tate City Bank Insursuc and other Stocks
purchased sold cOmmission, tn. Public stock
change.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange and business paper negor
ted Collections made all Of the principal points the
Uni ed States, by
GENiN & LOCKWOOD,
mi 3tSr No. ] Hanover door from Wall
TO BOOT. MAKERS.
MORO
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sun srTs.... ...,.s S. HIGH wArER.... 10 "a
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NEW CAMPHlNE LAMPS--Th. subscriber has just
~ corplsted large Of single and double burner
Camphn and Chemical Oil amp, improved pan
all other. in for brancy OF light comoin
cd with in neutrality-suspicious. Of glass fountain
hanging and lamps brass asd brouz- crcoar rejecting
Lamps the improved mechanics Lamp suitable for four men
by, OF three cents night Ao &c
neral assortment Of Lamps ON other The
and the prices beV put down to suis
the times One Price is a ked, sd no abasf6n.Ot
Also the improved Czmphne and Che nfcai Oil round
in wagons usual by q, MITCHELL,
8Citherne street, and Branch Store,
a29 6tser i7R Greenwich -et corn.r of Canal.
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yn6X(
lscss SOUND PILOT.
bound % New BeaiSrd Ssn s" Beson
Portsmouth Portland, Kennsbsci, and OTHER PORTS
Beeim.n Reference to number Of Merehsut. and
The several Insurance C.~osnie' in this city. B.;,on and
NER- PASSAGE FOR LONDON-Pack.t 10 May
8Capt (. q. Tinker. will sail positively above,
Having SPLENDID accom- cabin second cabin and
Tor ;Ro'd be
A&R FOR LIvERP0OL--Packet 7th May-Thil
second cabin and steerase rasse myers on Tes.
'onAb'e terms early application be made on board o. to
M, w& 4 f.eI slis Coz South st.
AEK :. FOR LONDON-RegslsI Packet Of the 10Th Of
MYNTRsEAIs csppsn Tni :sng Vii Rf'Is s 'hs
HaMq. accommodation, for cabin record e
make early application on board SS e MSn nGf
100 Pine street. corner Of South street
wishing to send for their ian IN
ppsIns se sp ~ sP
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &c.
THE Subscriber having from ,ns s a x. o. eon
Lad; lad streets, s.. oppo:le os
sale Of 6ne Watches Diamonds and Genem'ns Je~elryat
pee' r. honaht Of the subscriber will be
nrcha.ed by after dueng per cent? thereby Offering
money M az suv time they may please.
Fine Duper, Lever and Legne Watches, which he
'fsi iseI e,i Spoons. lie. Sets of the n.ws., patterns.
on tie am e. prizes ~ the above articles shall be
dance with the assistance Of the best workmen.
Diamonds Pearls and other preeiou, STONES and Silves
"a Wan street, opposite III. Custom Hose.
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Prcsent VIII OUseTVeU tHXe'
much lighter than in the other States.
Since 1910, as seen in the above table, 10000
have been settled IL per cent of the whole
taxable in ls40. In 1887 Illinois bought provi
sons Of Ohio In ls4l she exported several millions This
shows the rapid progress of settlement and produce The
completion Of the canal will give value and activity to
the whole giving wealth to the citizens and ability
and pH to pay taxes for the remaining debts II is the
first bust of sunshine through the dark cloud of dshonor
which Ohio, by its msdeeds ID striving to perpeuate
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SIGNOR NAGEL'S
GRAND FARE WE'LL
CONCERT.

SIGNOR NAGEL'S
GRAND FARE WE'LL
CONCERT.
ons NAGEI Fiji v1 hin 10 The king Of
citizens Of New York aud his friends before leaving for
on sslSzza fS$saHSds $sy ,'a
He M Nix be f i;,;.d b IL bfi!2RrnS artists
MR. DE ms risI The favorIts Ballad Singer
And other artists which will b. further announced
BY suggestion Of many of sgnor Nage: friends he hiss
stores, and at the door tn, evening Of the Concert
To comm-n ea 8oclock aso3tr
PENEFIr CONCERT.-M. John A. Kyle respectfully
n.c s friends and me n%ne that he r CIV. his
Asy3I a. sI, II; ise%iss sS3y
Ma' Wy S. rs 8yHi rss Pg Ir
M M.s Rss ~ Ky f, s". in au1s
s. " Es be as at II
VAUXHALL GARDt.N-Open for n. .se1op-The sub
.cres begs 70 pfr the public that this avore Of
For ,hs Of the Of
oss
asIw.ec '-D' BRADFORD JONES.
the rh.crber con.tantly receiving all Of
and
%
~$l5 each Watche. and jewell cry exchanged bought
.nd si q: re-
and warranted lower than Other place in tho
ss and 4 81 nv 's aud ~s9'
WRIGHT CO yi'l open AZ Office is Of S:coun and de
will make collection. ard reasonable Re
ferto nv ESSsts , J -? es Ns. yo New York
P1sy,I RoSis.on { Co.; New YSit.
A Patchin, ESQ, cashier, ALBANY
Osweeo o.. April 90, 1913 a28 6ws
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TIM. PARK THEATRE.
vail b %S;sb. SRHMER P.dr
which SH{E,GT .yM ,.s KEinssl Tuis Mis- S;od
f fSa q ss,sH i
perfomanc.s commence a half past = ~ D''' open"
u,,,s CHATHAM THEATnr..
SHISsasi rSs Ao
Mr.: Madison After when oumsisa nsss %
.. 5s.S.::
f H;s..ns VI aam;..on-p,., ci,.,, 81 - m
~ O'clock a.S' Doors 'psnH
NFrCH1s.I.'s s's.Y mP'C sIACas
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TO BOOT-MAKERS.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-02

MEDICAL-How very gratifying is TO the proprietor OF
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