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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-09
no. 2s

mantle notions. and TO be regardless of pa
renal caro- and instruction. Heroes arc
manufactured out Of liberlines and felons !;
and crime is so gandi!y and a'iractively
decorated, as 10 make 1t excused and ac-
ceptable to the young aud ihoughtless.
Such publications are issued "dog cheap"
and have a most corrupliug influence
We desire TO see rhe wheat separated from
The chal:-and whether the publication be
an Almanac, a Novel, Romance, or a
Love Dirty. if its tendency be not moraii
aud especially if j, 80 disguise vice as to
render il palatable-it should be rejected
By the community, as tending TO Introduce
degeneracy aud corrupsion.-Bdltimore
Clipper.
Hypocr,Sy.--A late German author has
published some letters on Naples and the
NcnpoliIans. He writes freely. especial
Iy on Monks, Of whom alicr all, he cher
ishes many good opinions. he has pre-
served some amusing anecdotes Of Rocco,
an aged Dominican. who bad great infu-.
encc among the lazzaroni. Here arc q
couple OF them:
One day he was preaching to crowd
in the market place. This day. be said.
Il will see whelhcr you truly repent you
of your SIM Thcreupon he commenced
4 penitcntial discourse that made tho Eair
of the hard hearted multitude stand up
right; and when they were oil on their
knees. gpashin their teeth. bcaiing their
breasts, and putting on all imaginable
signs Of contrilion, he suddenly cried.
Now you who truly repent Of your sins,
hold up your hands, There was no ono
present who did no, Immediately stretch
out both arms. Holy .Archangel Ali-.
chael.' then exelaimes Rocco, thou who
with Thy adamnntine sword standest by
the judgment of God. hcw mo OF every
hand that has been raised hypoeritcally.'
Instantly every hand dropped, aud Rocco
poured forth fresh invective against tho
sinfuluess and perversity Of his audience
Rocco was once. engaged 10 dispute
with Spaniard, whom he silenced by
swearing that there was not singlc>
Spanish saint in heaven. The Cas,ilian
was stalled al so unexpected a declara-
ton, but Rocco maintained il. "A few
were Iel in at firsl.' be said. 'brt they
smoked so many. cigars; that tho Madon-
ma and other holy virgins were fairly sick;
so Saint Peter set bis wits to work to find
OUT how he might rid them Of such disa-.
grccable guests. lie sent a crier Into
every part of heaven to proclaim that q
bull fight was to bo held outside the gate.
Thereupon every Spanish saint, without
exception, ran OF to see the show; nnd
when they were out, ST. Potter banged
the gate to, and took care never 10 let
a Spanard in again.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-09

"Chambermaid-I am sorry TO say there
was something in my bed last night that
ought not TO have been there" 20, sir.
I'm shocked; was i, jumpers!" mo,
something larger" "Sure, sure, there
was no creepers!" "No; larger STILL"
10 dear me, you dom, moan 10 say there
was bugs! You frishteu me-" mo,
far larger. still there were Jumps, you
careless thing" "Well, then, it must be.
rs the man in the play says. the people
thar put the fca,herc Into the bed forgot
10 leave the fowls out.
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---A--~
Government Of the PassioRs.-Fe 10
wealthy enough iha, wahlelh not. He
is great enough that is his own master.
He is happy enough thai lives to die well.
Other things will not care for, says
Judge Hale. nor too much for these, save
only Tor the last, which alone can admit
Of no immoderation.
Quie,ness and peace flourish where
reason aud justice govern; and peace
flourish where reason and justice govern
and true JOY reisneth where modesty di-
reclc,h.
Restrain yourself ftom being too fiery
and foming in matter OF argument.
Truth often suffers more from tho heat Of
It's defenders, than from the argument Of
its opposers. And nothing does reason
more right than the coolness Of those that
offer il.
True quietness OF heart is got by resis-
ting our passions, not by obeyipg them.
il is not ,rcasure or power that lays
either the head or The heart a, rest; but a
9niel conscience. and the simplicity of q
tender mind.
There is no con,ending with the orders
aud DEGREES of Providence. He that
made us, knows what is filtest for US; and
every mans own LOT (we!l understood and
nanugei} is undoubtedly the best.
The love Of God aud The world are two
different things, If the love Of this world
dwell in you the love Of God forsakcs
YOU; renouncc That aid receive this: il is
fit The moro noble love should have tho
best place and acceptance.
The Holy Spirit is on,idote TO seven poi
sons; it is wisdom agains, folly ; quickness
of apprehension against ignorance ;pie'y
against prolancucss aud humility against
pride. - X.
Vex no, yourself when i'll spoken Of.
Cou,umelies not regarded. vanish; but re-
pined at, argue either puny soul. or a
guilty conscience. The bost answer to
a slauder, is TO answer nothing; and SO 10
carry it as though The adversary were
rather to be despiscd than minded. :.
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do ordinary and ~ 81; white "a TO- do current 81
ast do inferior u 81; quebrados o DO INFERIOR Of
a 81; and do inferior Al 8; cucuruchos 81 At.
Coee-A slight animation has taken place In this at
account Of orders for Europe and your port
Fine coffee none In market; LIST quality, 81 I'd do
o.; Sd do, a54; Triache 3a4
Rice--The cargo of the brig Arabian from Charleston
which has been on hand for some time was sold this
week at 81 81 Some az uerses of inferior quality still
remain in first hands. The stock of rice ON hand is
large. tnr
Flour-since last review of the market two car.
goes have arrived from santander which have been dis
posed of a$93 a9 the 300 bbs brought by the Hero re.
allied Sl4a
Lard-Durng the last week several lots of lard were
placed at the following rates Interior Sill SUPERIOR
$i2 in kegs and in barrels at Sll III Our supply OF
lard Is consider able.
Cumbersome 300 boxes Of northern tallow candles
were sold at Sl4 the quntsl. a-.f ..
Hoops per NJ "a AZ; lumber " hite pine NJ Is II;
lumber Is 22l Shocks, hid rs do box rs Beans
white ga lsr; Beet No l. ?, prime and Mess, So IA;
Butter, American IL -, Candles mould 1874 l44;
sperm 80 81 Cheese. Am 10 l2 Goldfish per so Id box
"a Flour Philadelphia and Baltimore, $l3; Hams Am
o. 81 Lard IL ALA Onions, 100 bun 64a 7; Pork,
and Eastern and Mess 92a 49, clear $l4 I44: Poa
toes Dbl 81; Rice qql "a 40; Soap, yellow A; Eo.
sorted white and brown, 50 o. o.; white alone ST
10; brown alone a 8; yellow, st 81; Segars So S25
Erchange On London 50 days sight, 81 9 Irem; New
YORK par prem Boston par do; N. Orleans, par /
nomina Spain o. prem paris, q a 4 dis
frefsMs-We have to rel ort slight improvement in
relghts for the past week. Two large American vessels
were engaged, for Cowes e. 3D. and the other
bxs at e. los for Cowes These rates will probably be
sustained inasmuch the stock Of sugar in quite
considerable. For the United States but little Offering
rates bits the box and bits the sack Tor Coffee
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Foreign ImpOrtatfons.

LoNpoN-Ship Ontano-2 cs r Maitland & co-I8 pkss
John Gibbons W Bradsh-66 casks Geo Milpe-62 oh 4
LAX McComin--l cs Mr. Whenham-l Aawson Brothers-l
+ Wnkle-l A Ackley-t bale w Vys-I pkg J w Wright
Snit,.l cs Charles King col BarbeI Brothe-
% the Collector Chester. Clark Co.'S pks l. Cohen-2
w Hoerton-5 kobertson-4 NJ Lsvy Brothers-5 c.,
meyer T. Son--50 casks b co-l9 che st. G
MSIewoSd coo casks II ts 4s okgs to ord p
gous Brothers col figures A Rsssiere ct-l
beg 90 $1,000 Lasala-S423 Hawiev-S3O9 M de Puga-
St23 Juan d. Ganjs$425 Bcrrie Trotts2 bales goat
in $1,000 Gel Royoas3s9 Rowland Aspnwal-s!sS
SchoonnaKeI-$2001 Bouchs nd Theb4udI9 bales hides
Brothers. - ~ ~ AA's'"'
bags coffee Thompson Adams. VOC
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Died.

On Tuesday morning. June 27h, of consumption, Mrs.
Catherine WARREN, aged % years.
Her friends and acquaintance and those of her brother
Patrick Rafferty, respectfully invited attend her
funeral this afternoon at a o'clock from her late resi-
dsnce No. SO Columbia street
On Tuesday morning. June 27th, MARY McCLowp, tue
wife OF William Garabrent in the Goth year her age
The friends and acquantances of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock, from her late residence No l29 l4th street.
Ign, Miss PHGBE ETT daughter of Mr. Samuel Smith
New York.
Her remains have been removed to smithtown L. L. for
interment this afternoon.
On Saturday oath inst, at Newark, N. j., Mr.. JAMES
SPENCE, aged 81 years
At Dedham June Capt. LEWIS CoLpuRN, revolution
airy pensioner.
In Reading, Dea. BENZ. PRArr, aged sat- Hewar in the
battles at Lexington, Bunker HILL and White Plains and
Hill, -
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Brighton (Cinn,) rattle Market.
Foreign nlnrJxefs.
For the week. ending June

PoRr PRINcE, June 10 The market is excessively
dull, plenty OF produce but purchasers American
produce very plenty We have about 5000 barrels of
Flour hand without the slightest demand Coffee and
Logwood are high and scarce.
HAVANA June 7th.-h olasses is very scarce and good
sweet very difficult to be had it may be quoted M 70
ltrs; Muscovado at ~ RS.
Sugar Our market for the last week has presented mn
new feature calling for particular notice. prices gene.
about the range of our last quotations. ana but
hte DONG h.ore animation is looked fcr this week We
quite floretes 10; do regular 10 6I lol: corri
en'es supertores % o9i 81; do good n 81 o;
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state of Trade.

Flour-The demand is quite limited and the receipts
small The late advance prices was sudden that
purchasers have left the market determined wait the
turn Of the tide, which must very We quote
sales Of Genesee yesterday, at u.s. Ohio round
hoop, IS 56t So 628 Michigan, SIS GA. Southern at
SIS so or poor quality. Rye flour is in faifrequest and
quotations rule at S325 SO 37t. Corn Meal Brandy
wine is fair at So l2t Jersey, 81 96 a So
We quote sales of prime wheat at 81 90 The supply is
small and good demand exists The receipts Of are
to some extent sales OF Maryla at So So, weight
Virginia 5isbo measure. North River, So, weight Rye
is he'd at 80 c,s., az which small sales made
4s.eSPct in demand and sell freely at 81 SAL sales
" several hundred barrels made yesterday
rate. Pearls not active, quote sales of small
az - Do
Coton-Tao ssss yesterday will reach full 500 bales
Prices are not materially changed by the late operations
We qaot New Orb ans good fair, at Ell fair "a; mid
dng for, 81 Upland good fair, "a middng fair 81
iair.7.
PropisionsWe notice sales Prince at 50 so a 621 and
Mess al Sl 56t IL 62t; Sales and musty Mess at
SO Si BeefD quiet, Prime So IS and very little doin
Lard Is steady 81 6i for prime leaf in kegs; bbls
St. Prime Lard is scarce Grease Butter is in good de-
mand 8. Cheese is dull, the stock is heavy We
quote a &c.
Hay-We quote sales for Shipment at IS a 4Oc. Very
little country offered on the stand.
OHThe sales have been confined to small parcels and
have been made at &c. for crude Whale The receipts
this port and the East have been largely increased
veral arrivals
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NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,

,e PYKUTEGHNIST, FKOM SWEDEN.
MESSRS KOLLBEKG& TRAGAEDH have the honor
II TO inform the American ppbhc that they have
sve ana varied Of Fire Works. Of all and
kind their establishment Harsimus LoLg Dock in New
Jerey half mile from Jersey CITY, opposite New York.
which they offer Committees and Others the
bic prices in the market
Bel the trade principle OF moderate cash price
for good article they the avors Of the public
above place the of Robert Johnston, No 81 Court
landt All orders any scale OF prompt
V attended to- by addressing the subscribers either Of ba
above places
my 7-2msr Harsimus Long Deck, New Jersey.
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w. A. CARTER. Auctiopeer.
SPLENDlD FURNITURE. BY CATALOGUE BY

Al AuctioDeer
SPLENDID FURNITURE, BY CATALOGUE, BY
CARTER & co.
Friday 30th June, AZ 0n O'clock,
Al the Store No 36 Bro lthlc III H. extensive
Of Cabret Furniture by the
the city, warranted of the beat materials TO close Spring
advances sting OF superior mahogany French bdssad,
elegant sofs aud full French chairs
end sewing rockers dy.p, otomsns cord and ceuue tables
stands desks work table md ri,no stools Also table cutlery
glassware dinner and toilet &c Catalogues ready he
day when the furniture may be ahmed sale p1,
tive and w ihout reserve. p8St'tc
WIN. ". SMILEY. Aucuoneer.
A UDTiON NOTICE-Great Bargains IL China, Glass end
n Earhenware TIE auction sale Of the large and varied
splendid variety Of daner, toilet sets large asort
Of rth glass Wines tumben ch mpgnes decanters
Writing desks, &c. &C. viii be cont ned on Thunds, next
June 10Th he bsgalos by purchasers duin
the week must all who are IA want OF
". B.-The store to let and fixtures for sale.
J282'ec SIMPSON Astor House
A UCTIoN CARD.-CAWTER co. No. al6 Broad.
to make liberal advances to amount Fui-
nure and all tscrpons of Merchandise either for sucu9n
furs will take place every Wedaesdy and Friday Sales of
Wines and GI cerie. Saturday, and Dry Goods Jue-
days Returns will be rendered the day after The see or
the day, required. No interest extra mission
charged on the aryances. Je8.3teod' &c
ACpS UH " sgI sTqGk 0F
Mr. Ccemans Store, Broadway Third and last of
the valuable stock Of an importer going 10 Euope n few
O. with dsmosd psn snd S oS
stones, Old Oil Paintings Piano Fore upght wood
and naid Bureaus and Pir Table marble top Work Table
do, Mantel Clocks. sc.
Sale peremotory by catalogue. 20 ltsec
A UCTIUN NOTCk-3OO Choice Double Dahi,s,-W il.
kns Roln viii sell their store lroan street,
Thursday morning ntx at 10 O'clock 500 Double Dahl
neatly packed in baskets and warranted.
Alto, lot OF hne sneing CanaIies j282t &c
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Passengcrs Arrived ,

,,LsrDoN-packet ship Onario-Mrs Bown, T Bowu MI,
IA A Bown, Miss r Bowu. Miss H II Bown Miss b
y @Hcb Master. and Boy9. and three servants.
Masters and w A Shaw, Philadelphia; j w Lees Ne,
ark; "A Watson, New York; Mr. Hal and lady Illinois; Mi
Yeldarn and family, If Stans-66 in the Storage
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


ssts. q A%ses her;by sare and make thai
IN INC ierty OF Iowa. al III, periods hereinafter designated
AT the Land Office Du Buque commencing Monday.
me day q October the disposal Of the paee
viz 49,
North of the base line, aud East of the fifth ruepd meri-
townships elghty.two and eighty three. Of range one
eighty one .ishty-two and eighty OF range
Township, eishty-one eigatytwo and eighty three of
Township eighty three of range FIVE.
So 100 m inc M,sspp rve h 9
| IN 70 "nsh'p seventy eight, OF rarge three.
North Of the base iac and West of the fifth principal men
Town'hiri eghty-wo and eighty three, oerlnge one.
AZ he LAID Office at Fairfield, Monday the
second ~ OF October for the disposal the public lands
here oaite desig iated viz
North of the base line, and West of the fifth principal me
Township seventy, six ofrssss uine,
slge .wo and Of hrIeen and iweny-foar,
Two small .aSds IN 'iR as Mississippi as river forming part of
own.s .sSsSy two
an aoa Ia the Mississippi river forming parts OF sections
ton Of the Island within nit.of .x:eep, and Two
sections Twenty-Five, wenty,I aud twenty seven and the
othea prs OF sections went, tive and in
Three Islands the Mississippi liver forming part. of
twenty Zine and thirty two in township seventy of
Huron Island and small islands in tn. Mississippi rver
forming parts OF sections three ine fifteen SIXTEEN
thyeu except so mSca Of Huron Island IS lie. within
the limits OF sectoa sIteen township sevenytwo Of range
An island in the Ms,s.ipp formog part of section
'hi.tv;i, uI in township seventy three, of lanhe
ISLAND tne Mississippi r;fr forming PM. Of section
Four islands the Mi.,isippi liver forming ra!ts
nons wenty,tght to thy-v- ncusive townshp seventy
Lands by law the of schools military
oth Mh Purposes, VIII BE- excluded from sale
% for xs
a es 6a %. a % % so off be
ns ,h. H.. p,. .i1'' '-' D'" joaS TYLER.
| Commissioner Of the Gene al Land Office.
:. NOTICE TO PROBATION CLAIMANTS
Re ] to the hs @ of to
required 70 establish the same the satisfaction Of the Regis
S ats
IF me way h Of tn. public .s
otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
| 40 Commissioner of the General Land Office
NEW YORK PASSAGE ASSOCIATION EOR
THE g., PROTECTION OF EMIGRANTS:
COPY OF RECEprs GIVEN TIE EMIGRANT:-
New XGh r1i "a, e. AssOsat;on
ii A s,Stss.Sn q %HFsas.
Il. e ss' sS1Ys held a by
| Received of MIR, the Of dollars
| Gents, for passage Of persons, equal to
full passengers from New York. To one hundre,
pounds Of luggage the River, and fifty the Canal AM
| one hundred pounds.
This Receipt entities the bearer toa Boat passag
on the River, anda Passage on the Canal.
To Albany or Troy. Agent.
The following compose the above Association snt
have made arrangements with the of the Health
at the Quarantne to have Agent in attendance
so and s most worthy
| K, PUTNAM, for Troy aud Erie Line
| GEORGE w. ANDERSON, Troy and Buffalo Line
| II. STORK, Reliance Line.
| j. MCDONALD, Leech Il Co Line
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ne arrled.

On Tuesday, at st. Thomas Church, by the Rev. DR.
Hawks AUSTIN PHILLIPS to MARY ANNE, only daughter
Of Charles Cox, Esq, all of this city.
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Passengers to Arrive

Safeguarding Exact-Mrs ReR,haw, Mrs j w Webster
Mrs Huntington AMI child Mrs Sewers Mrs Hendricks
son ard four chllden Mi. DR. Van Buren,, Miss Williamson
M'ss radley. Com Renshaw q Hendrickson. A Stevens
IIowbiidEe Sioddard, Mr. Lawre, Mr. Curtis. and
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NJ A r | T I'M E HERALD
Ship Masters and Agents.

10 snail s.sse~ II favor, il Captains Of Vessels will give
10 commodore NoBERr SnyEY, of our News Fleet Re
Ro 81 the shipping left At the Port whence they sailed
eSsis SpoHsn on Their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately theu arrival.
sending 20 TIN. OEee all the Marine intelligence they
received.
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Orn Trade.

At Albany the oath inst sale of $50 barrels of mixed
brands, Genesee and Michigan, made at SIS SO 7S We
quote Genesee at SIS and Ohio and Michigan Cd less
sale Of 5000 BUSH It's at 29c 1000 bush shorts at l3c
At Cincinnati, the 23d inst change in price, the
market remaining firm at 49, at which between and 600
Dds were taken yesterday from Canal and Store About
200 received by wagon which were SOLD chiefly
at 81, inspected.
AZ 81 Louis, June nth, there was change in the
price oil wheat. II may be quoted at 20 80.
Flour hangs heavily at former quotatons--4 SO for
country brands, SIS for City Mills
AT Cleveland, the 23i inst, tho boats began to arrive
from the break the evening before last and the Canal re-
ceps are Is $50 bushels wheat o34 bbls of -four and
1888 bushels of corn.
The market opened yesterday morning W it'll sale OF
400 bbls Of flour Of avorte brand at S4 So and some
smaller lots taken at sale of 5000 bbls
of Cascade Mills with its usual proportion of second
and third qualities AZ $475 all round, sight draft on New
York at par brought all fair qualities of -four up that
price and free sales made during the the day
at that price, This morning the price early
tanned for large lots and the demand continuing very ac-
tive prices advanced TO ST. and sale Of bbls c.
Mills at S.. That price IL refused for qua
ties The sales of yesterday and to-day believed be
near 900 bb considerable proportion of for nada
account.
The sales of wheat have been free a. 81. Corn has
fallen of in demand, and the holders have withdrawn
from the market. The highest price hear of paid for
Mess Pork is $ll, but the quantity offered very small
Prime pr0portionae.
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BELL. hueu Ius-r.
BY BELL * HOWARD.
la-rss kes. II finn nd lis F'.iiss slTss.'
WEDNESDAY
A,IOx o'clock, in the sales ROOM
Lsrge Furniture SaeAn efgant, extensive and V'uable
variety OF first secohd hand and household and cab
e furniture Of all descriptions
THURSDAY,
At l0h o'clock the sale rooms.
ts, sale OF Piano Fortel0 speuod second hand and ne
Piano rores by order Of the Sheriff and Receiver IN Char
cern The above comprise som Of the best and approved
instruments, by celebrated mixers sale positive
FRIDAY.
Atl0x O'Clock IN the sales room,
Dry Goods Clothing, d pledged meTchapdlLe.
SATURDAY
Large sale Of cle CANT furniture j. the sale rooms.
MONDAY, 3D.
At l0H O'Clock in he sales room, .
Pawnbrokers sale of splendid watches jcwery, gold md
silver diamonds SC by order OF Esther Levy pledged over 10
month";
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PUhIOGUESr FEMALE lasss
IfEkSA far-lanned and esI@hrrtcd Pills. - rcrtaga.
rsrcclve to DO obtsnsd tina ecrsst Sssxav.r..s
aaas the lass ssis~u, fsSrth
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WANTgD-A situation as ba keeper by young man,
habit any BIZ s;s 81
y G'oS % ne, Will be given line addressed to
ST 300 WA VA CoIaTy sYcaIiy half Of
three times The the above Security will
also Ss he Po the interest in this city
WANTED-A situeuon teachcf in school, BY yonng
on an whG T ps % yns r.
would prefer having bis attention confined to English Gran
esy 'dfi
gentleman aud lady wish Do,Fd IN
wa aud Re
e 1s as S % |
hdI Nc few snss Ge1ts9sn Gentlemen and
and BY ss T.S with mc
RuARDINa-A family or two can be handsoue " acco
one w IL d. and s D
the - siopp , pace Of t!e rail e,r' -
ms7 im'r ''''" i'''A '''' : NO. 'i'4'A Lane
To tET.spend,d lase well ipInheo i2T Single
ker steel near Broadway. jei im.'c
EGE New yo , sP Ma. s.ei GoGUM
BA whc9 leave; Boston Saturday reIt, he Of July,
viii be eg;ei l at the uPpss a5d ow'I Post Offices tn,
jas atr JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM. PM
- BouTns-FoURTBioF JUI...
das A. s aDsyHs
a. MoSsSN Y e. isieoi" y
D. of q. F-The members of the New York Lodge, No.
i. hereby notified To attend Qusrtey meeting their
Lodge room Shkspeec Hotel cor OF Du me and William
Streets on wednesday evening, Jnne 28 1873.
s. BooKER,G $.
r. s. Election FOR officers. ia8 itsec
MOUNT CROTON GARDEN. near The Dist, butn.
" Reservoir i1h steet The subsoT Der ctfuiy io
~ sndi and the public III general that he opened the
Of Iiquois. mes scgaTs, and other teireshments.
Bouquets beautifully MADE up at low prices
jc2s ,tsr NOAH TUGWELL.
NJ OFiCE-lh he subscriber intends being absent
~ city for time aud his fully Mr. JOHN
- A SANFORD to act for hm du ing his absence Office
80 Ann street T. CHOATEAU JR
Jun IL. i8i3 ;2,,wyr
- eiin Can No 40 (Removed from Broad way 54 In,
constantly hmd large assortment of Specteie short
sigGted and fI 81. ht,d persons
Also, every kind Of 5pect Gle Glasses. ieis imsec
7 ARD & BACON--s Hnds Bacon.
II IS Biuels La d.
2S Kegs Lard,
For by n. X. COLLINS s. Co,
ilsec &c souh street.
(NAUTIU n Counterfeit saamapder Iron Safes having
~ made their Auction Rooms and
another unlaing evidence Of the superiority Wder
invaluable guards fire Dampness having formerly
the objection against them, and that having
ben eilecualy overcome, renders them perfect article
he ubc assured that the Subscriber the only
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spect % those tested IN furnaces accdest fires where
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te the same heat, have been entirely comumed.
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