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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-18
Price Two Cents.

| saw They spoke to each other as children would
talk OF hve years OF age, yet not ha If so sensible and
each one slrved apparently TO make themselves ap-
pear as much like an lDhabltant OF mad-bouse ar
possible.
This exercise appears to bring about a spirit of
prophecy; Tor heard men and women speaking in
future, one OF which, Irecollect, promise that
thousands would shortly come eDquirng the way
TO the ruth, who, Inferred, would all JON the
shakers In order 10 obtain IL.
lett the ground about one O'Clock, r. M, and
before they had closed their worship yet Others
stayed, understand, oil The afternoon, and say that
the exercises continued until evening.
1t Is well worth the trouble of visiting the msnu
ment on pleasant Sunday, to observe the ways OF
Ihis curious people. There many of these
ceremonies which appear 80 mysterious, and many
things connected with lhe. which cannot
oerst1nd the use, or even the motive that Impeis
| them. that we at once filed with curiosity and
astonlshment. Yours, &c. H.
LIGHT HOUSES Captain smith, of the Whining
top and Charleston steam Packet line, asks US TO
call the attention oil the proper authorities 10 the con-
duion of the Cape Roman Light. He states that
during the early part OF The night II Is sufficiently
Dnght, hnt bv one or two O'Clock 1t la scarcely vsI-
bic, when his boat Is IN six iathoms wafer and that
this has been the case tor sometime past Captain
Smith also complains OF the Georgetown Light TO
the PARTICULAR Vine Their IL is to be alirlbuled
10 the qua y OF the oil used, the inattention OF
the Keepers, he does not pretend to say. But the
evil 10 eerlous To TINS line passing nightly az
trey do, as well as to the whole coasting trade
ChasiesiO', PatrtOt
DRAra PROM OVER ExEKTIoN IN WORKING FIRE
ENGINE i Last evening, 18th inst fire companies
Nos three and nlne met on the canal, near Broad
way bridge, 10 test the merits and prowess oi their
respective engines and companies, csnce rnlng which
a bet OF $50 was pending. large concourse had
assembled, Judges were appointed and the strife
com enced But most melancholy and unlocked
for catastrophe ended the contest. Daniel Nestle,
who had volunteered 10 work on No. three, stimu-
lated by the excitement 10 himself be yond the
endurance OF nature, tell TO he ground senseless He
was carried TO the Second Ward House, where he
was a,t,n ded by Drs Meacham and McCial,h, but
died almost immediately, his nervous systt being
Frustrated beyond recovery. Mr. Nestle was
worthy young man, carpenter by trade, and has
lett wife and child Mr. VIM Taliman also work
i0g on NO. three, was everc ONE, and became inscn-
sible, and was carried away. His condition Tor some
lime was extre mey precarous, but he revived, aud
now III a far way 10 recover Another received
severe wound IN the forehead, from The brake of
the engine, aud fourth % nine is said to hive
burst a blood vessel - Utica Gas 18Th inst.
CoNpErlTloN-Th N. H Patriot says "John
Mcdaniel. Esq has applied to the Legislature for
legislation 20 enable him and others to run cars on
the Concord Railroad.
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
''BAIH BUILDINGS"

Y
IHlS weIfnown and delight al bathing shmept
WILL be opeped for tn If vots after u
zth June inst The bulldogs Undergone plet and
thorough repair aid efforts wit be spared tn.
desrv dy heh reputation which this esab,hme he
t3fore ,irrd.
The for boarding will be 81 psr week, instead Of the
former price of So children aud half oriee Young
people, not requiring much will Sud
terms.
The steamer Orus CAPTAIN Alleire from the Futon mar
ket an the Shire wsbuy, Ca tain Coes fr m the
footof Robinson ST. each make daily tip New
arrival of either above boats the Ocean House
York TO Long Branch 81. JAMES GpEsN
Long Branch, Jane IL. 1919 ia imsy
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PLANTERS HOUSE.

ut. Louis, Mo.
H pressure 81 the me, the undersigned has reduced the
OF Boarding Lodging
Wines from s,,f o6 per cant His tables viii contsue a.
10 DC supplied with every luxury the affords
The building the largest,
the West. - - 1900 "
Every attention win be given by the his agents.
call. BENZ H'rICKNEV
Nav 5, 1913. mis- hw,
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily nswspaper-pub
dshed every day OF the year sxsep New Years day and
Fourth OF July. Price cents per copyor ~ % per an
aum-postages paid--cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every saturday
nOrnins-prce st suts per copy, or - IL per annum
postages psd-oash "a advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND and increahhs
asst has the largest circulation of any Paper in this city
or the oorid, ond therefore the best channel tor BURNER
in the CITY ~ country Prices moderste-cash IN cd
vance.
PRINTING ofal kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRopRIEroR 81 HERALD EsrABLisRMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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DIRK. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. Is
LUCINA CORDIAL,
"h.r OR THE
ID ~ nxrr.

Il IL Il n ! n " l. " v E
In elden time, emorg III. Jews.
~ mao a.ec..d wife might choose
whose st BY Fae's upki.diy doom,
No childI, N DO e 10 bisss nj. ZONE.
afneted thu the Roman matron
rfayed 10 La lac, the mtwi patron;
Esxpue ~Nes 10 such ISIS
Jailed to their aid the Prize [. Of Iris
=, q even nov, the me. i II ndo
" arm her clim-. and !, nief
rchi d'ess twelve mo .'ths tom her bridal
thes weeping TO her s-nsc, IS IDOL,
ana win "a sea hands, ~ accents wild.
tstol. 1ra NAH or child:
The h'ndoo ned II baroness.
go mu' h Tor love in days by gone
hpd savage Customs in your own;
bless IN our lad. s'sne uniea 2
no ofttimex conjugai felicity,
= thu' dis, u'h d-,y, cen in TINS city.
Y st may he bsres, il they Try
ne means 'iOcreas and muply,Sl
WIN Loves Elixir" for h rtriend,
Nc chiidless wi es repn,ngs end.
Alone, is this EiiTm's dow 81.
Consumption. Ills il will prev emit
witt With vso clothe the mpotent;
serpisn yi-er, whate'cr its date,
AId all Me- functions Tenova,e
c.uPtons rom skin It chas-s,
Ad rings back beauty aud the grsces:
rs WON ms uu t--ani be'eT LEI eiyes her
FROM fiuof Aibus it relieves her;
Ands oh disease with prcper care tool
~. 'au and ir'g'e form Is heir 70.
Ibe,e are bot truths who calls ,he IN fiction
nall have stern froOf in contradiction.
From the savsns of every ma, ion;
p with grateful a., Il! mlssives rom all quarters,
D ss .y AND % Breath
Almost within The jaws Of Death;
Thanks to Llfes friend, in Nassau street,
An sometimes name the very number-
cNnety-two Nsssau,"-eseh in theif slumber;
Ur dreaming o. Diseases ord eai
Cry for the "Lccna CorsiA."
renons ordering this fon the country ny sendr
Jnios Price 50 per bottle or 52i per dcsen VI
u !, ;s for sale in Philadelphia, 30 North Sixth street.
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TO He tUbLlc.-l he PRONE tor II the House NJ. q
ou st,e known as Pc ais Sal Don, retuua hs Sun
s 10 ali those who have pleased MN
w er patrouage at his former place Of business
AMI takes the occasion Inform hs
med his saloon above hch he will bear compa
with any smilar establishment In the cy aud where
ais by unrrmed enton, togt Their wi determine ol
no TO be surpassed in the catering line he hopes
tnasnce Of hat and for which neither
trpense have been spared. DAVID PEARSALL.
ye Is lmsm
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O ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY-NOTICE-
L. The Stockholders OF this L, hereby notified
hat II oil instain OF dollar md half per share
h.; been made by the Board Of Directors the s Of
July neat.
The rnsfer books will be closed from the 90 the
LIST If July tb0th days lnclusye By ORD OF IA. Board
J72eI DAVID =. IVES, Secretary,
nLD PORT VINE AND Old BKANDY-The sub
" scrber offers for sale Port BIZ 4Ldy,
ny epidemic. 9iIBEnT DAVIS,
Jltetr Wilam and piue 1t.
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THE ABBEY HOTEL.

L.
HE suh,cr bar h., oened the sui nd ansiop a,
- the Able hotel located the bank the besuifuI
huoson nBi ominsdate, shot di above
2 Those Who have visit the nne have been delighted
win W airy md Bel ably
nn truly deslrabe for the Of New York d.
NY the not seas by rsonai h will
tdsavo to render full abstraction lhoe upon
mn Inc house wiz be Constantly supplied with such deli
cicies End subst initials the INV aft rds.
K II VAN RENSSELAER,
New Ysrk, June, ls43
N few 3 remain unorcuped for the accommoda.
ton Of bades VII be tai by the day wee or year
Toe B!oomnadaie line of stges with fu aud s.t.nf
ON the CITY Hall every hour in the day unn,n
by IN place k'ro I2X " Vim
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GENIN ~ VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATIN(i GOSSAMER HAT,
The FOURTH OF JULY
AnOT. A M SHfyGS

Cneas and IarRet, No 500 Greenwich Efcet-
Las and gentlemen ad lied call he above aud
de themselves 18th .easJnaole sumner roofs, slippers,
gai 10 made IN. nestest and ashionabe
ana ssis - hep If nst lit cheepef nan elsewhere.
HEADS OF tamil will by ling the
cheas D. MT forget he number Clinton Che sp Boot
t~S -
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CUITARs, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.--3s3 Bfoad
VI way. near Walker strest-Nks SHS. Phi. EhTST
sCHNlDT NAUL, Guitar msnuiacruIe won respect
fully call the of tn public their nt
No 1926 Broadway. where they teep naud
Of Ee-toned guitars, hni,hc the best
style
All I1s'pmeps from this msnufactorv, long f,yorably
known in the United States where received fr
MUM awarded by the Amccsn nst,utc for the Clut
made OF such materials and in such superior
enables the maker the stand any CT nate.
Strangers before ina else whes requested cali
ard the sIep work msnship
and pr They will De found lower han
other house 10 the city.
Mr. Pa En. Professor Of the Guitar beg, leave
announce that the above do
icssons As usual SO Broadway near Walker st ma i'm
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PALMO'S ARCADE BATH,
3otHAMBaR STREET.
THE GENTLEMEN's SALOON NOW OPEN-Grea
Reduction.
-
Baths with robes sheets. Six
% tlckcs for.

Baths with robes or sheets. ....y7K "
% tlckc's for. 81
The subscriber having leased the above establishment for
term Of yssn has co1mensd Improvements scale which
~ elegs magncence with any similar
IN lhe world having Waited the best conducted baths Eu-
the spirit which has past thirty Years sctsaied mn in
providing tno matter what cost plend
and Of Ea'o can Baths he viii take shs iSe
md well kaown he has observed wanting 10
The Lss sa on OIL vii Eh' e. ps e. s Of
description Of die varied vii be given whe
'G%Gf ssst and the whole thrown YPsH 81
70 hDrEL KEsrEns, ST sAMBOST FEOFKIE
superior acie Of Sheet Brass suitable lipns lIa which
he oft for :c ehenp lie also fnhes and puts on IN
ye at the shortest notice. snd the
sassT ~
any purposes for which leather used pos
st 4 perfectly 'isht under pressure of the Croton
injure 10 the least and requires attention.
sld II Is 40! d,:,royes by coming contact with oil
compose. as sieri articles are IA no case ussd Should
the least complaint be made Of tbs Hose, not posses
side months om lis purchase and other gwen 10 eI
change without charge.
Buyers viii no;e that we e clearly hs this hose aSc
process oil making which unknown the trade
r. toe article long wanted G saps "a many other
jill lmst Successor RoxburJ l. IS Mainen Lane
CROTON WATER fOK SHIPPINls-1he unde r,ianed
the Port Of New York. tha, he being now lad n,
each pier for the exclusive Of supns them with Croton
Wate they are now prepared TO give supplies in quantity
We would ,is;c general shat no 9th persons
authorized undei penalt to furnh shipping with Groom
Water cxcsptthe sndersgssd
- General Depot South slde Fulton Ferry,
rN im-rc sooth urert New Yo'k.
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PAYiLiON-FORT LEE

THE above estaDshmen having been re6tfed in the mos,
fashionable aud modern STYLE opened irst of
Tor IN: rec.ptlon OF visitors and pe manent boader
no LOCATION eau supss this for suhry and
beng stqatec within miles Of the city the Commence
men tho fasadoe on the oank cf the Huds For
invans or those wishing and This
Establishment presents advantages having extensive
RIouos of nade where vers shelte from The
summer suns With eonyeniences for bathing such
the most fssdIpus The extensive
and adjoining he,ehts unsurpassed s beauty Military
companies encampms taket viii find every
convenience the grounds have been laid
those purposes.
q The steamboat Boston, Captain Babcsck will nv reRu
visi; daily. - 80 ~
FOR terms particulars enquire Joes Music Store
Broadway. JOHN A. WHITFIELD.
mis- lmtr PronIietnr
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" Ola RUBBE HO AZ - con6asn,iv r.conpnnSd z, ~
EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT

EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT
y inc above named aud ermediate places, the
ing q the sh INST iothe OF specie bank
oupues end packages goods collection OF drafts, bills
ana all sueh other business be entrusted 10
mem POMEKOY CO.,
an ,,., avail at, NY
Immediately the opening Of lake ma ;igaion the
avo'c onpes uhe WIZ be extended Chicago Ciucnnan
Sc ana corsued the season. connc
crcs ''' '"" "o""'0 u'iiy %
A DAMS q cos NEW YORK AND NEWAIE ga
- 81 ne ppbhc are respectfully iaorned h,t
u9ssrioes hsss esaoished an Express bewrep New No
az Newark for the aaaaission and speedy deIiye
Of pacnnss pundcs mono &c Sc the coectop M MOI !,
and bills and s other business apperaniua 10 nm Eyn,s
Qreu for articles TO be retained by the Expre will
ONO in New Yorx az No Wal steel, and in Nev.,I
SMITHS Newspaper Depot No. 80 Broad 81
Leave Nec York at IA A. NJ, md ~ I'm.
dfDsa ADAMS \ Co
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Borders Cuts, Brass Rule and all other articles manu1ac
misd at this establishment, at the reduced
patterns. - -o -
TYPE east az this establishment both the style Of
for service IN Newspaper p ining.
Al hinds ei Ste eoty ping furnished TO order.
b-Such Newspapers will copy the ab0 three times
VIII be entitled pay Type on making bill OF iou times
NJ
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LOOK AT THIS /!

q
LADIES' BOUTS ShOES.-Lades, IN these . ores You
viii 6nd greatest ment Of Cater ,cts, Slipper
Buships Tie npeii Buskins hight and cSloed half
iler House siyprs whic and black satin sppers
CATERS, Miss and Chdreps gaie bus slippers ties
kuds Of and OF
ng with the OF f. goods and hs
j3 mr. GHEbOhs Il CAHlLL
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREKOOM;
Nos. 70 and 81 Gold street, N. York, April lS4S.
PRICEa GREATLY REDIICED.

THE HOE PRINTIr @ PRESS MACHINE AND SAW
L MANUFACTORY, IN consequence Of the add ton Of
and mpr we'd machinery their works. and the reduc
ton the Of materials and labor enabled greatly
rcduc. the prices Of their Pr and Of Printers and Binders
materials geneially, will by their newly printed
circular to which they beg leave refer.
This establishment stiil .e the personal superntend
their friend that ihstanding the reducu9n in
tam e high reputation which tn have hitherto sustained
Il will also be their endeavor improve the quality
They hater the also that
helr friend; vii! not only continue their avo but tst
Pne generally will appreciate their endeavors furnish the
very best articles at barely ing prices
Odets fror any part Of the country articles used BY
Printers Binders, cudng Types Ina. Pape &c will be
executed W the and promptude aud the
best
Jobbirg work and repairing will be lowest pos
sible of ces with every attention and expeditiou
NJ BAN articles Uanuf by hn estabi, shr' viii
be stamped HOE CO ~ that persons from aorosu
Of rheiIs. -" a.,
Printers Of wspapers publish this
this note, three before The first July next
Of their papers will be eGed their bsl
buying four aprAi.
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,,r,,,o.u,X sPRINGss, n,

II
THE Propriet0rs would the public that for
the annual visitation Of the fountains Of health ha.
uved and that there five oe and bans establish
ments ready for the reception OF For advice
saidto the probable effect Of these their individual
Gases aud for analysis IT the different springs psmt-
ted 10 refer to DR. W. Francis. No Bond street; - Dr.
D. Buckley Lecturer diseases Of the skn No IS Blocker
Pm
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SPREAD EAGLE HOTEL,

% whitehall street, opposite the Battery Garden
THIS house having undergone alterations repays
having teeu newly funisbed-ths present proprietor re
spectuly his friends Of the old country and
Yelling public generally that open for the reception
Of permane aud tran scicpt bOafders
The Of this hotel requires but little detail of its id
MARRIAGES. being situated fscing tho Battery Garden
handing I'M view OF the Bay; within minutes walk Of
the Philadelphia, Boston and Albany steamboats,
The proprietor ntepd fiat aud
ppblic. -
Hs%s-brewsd ale, wines, :piys. &c Of the be:y quality.
mis- lmfr Late of Rarh ENGLAND
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| COMPETITION. N H. Patriot says "John
| Mcdaniel. Esq has applied to the Legislature for
legislation 20 enable him and others to run cars on
the Concord Railroad.
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HARNDEN q CT

HAhNDEN " W.
ENGLIsH, ERENGh, BELGIAN .MEbICAN Ex.
RAJ FORWA DING COMMISSION HJUsE.
- Piuclpal Offices aud akt nts
Messn wilmer and Smith. 30 Church street. Liverpool,
Messr. 4 stiean MAR. and Co.. Abehurch lane. London
mucl II isht. Esq American Coz al, Antwerp BELGIUM
Messrs Harnden and Co.. No. Wall street, Now York
Mes.r; ;. and q woodward. st. John :. N. g.
a. w g ,dfrey Halifax, 3
B.W Wheeler, Providence, r.
j. woodward, Now Orleans, la.
Harndep and o. will aud forwa by the Royal Mail
Steamers from Bo by the Steamer Wesen md
the SaIiitg Packets from New York specie, ANAL parcels
Ireland, Scotland Belgium or + 'ance.
They run dali line OF Ell Cars between Boston and
New YORK; and their New York nd Boston oces are depot
Tor expresses to all the principal cities aud in the
I ned Sta,es.
Letter Big for all part, of world are kept their Dosre
and New York ofces where letters bs prepaid destd
Merchants and her who have nd the cent
nent aud nd'a, BY emi ing funds 70 Hard and Co..
BIOS on and New York, have their lie pre- paid
They also pay ocular attention Of Gus
chants td Others siding at dista from o. the bove
cat who DESTROYS of obta goods earlier than by
any other source would do vol foTwa their tries,
I1yolces, Al d orders them
Bills Of Exchange on ENGLAND elard Scot
New York and Boston
All goods must be marked "Harnden and Coz
NBHrDdan and Co BILE for tn. loss
to their risk assumed bv b,
ached to the New jersey Steamboat Navgsinn Comppy
which their arr, be Transported New
York Providence Boston Ra oad the Bosto and Pro
any time. HAHNDEN & CO
Je9r No Wall str - Nav York
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y IRAw WRAPPING PAPEh-In os. u ,uit purchaser
rse rERssE q BROOKS, No. 81 Libertyiss.
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALs
MANUFACTURED AT
co

WHIT STEKEOTYPE
FOUNDRY
CsRNER Nassau AND AVN STREETS
NEW YORK
CAN BE HAD AT EIGHTEEN PER CENT DE-
rrur DYCIION FR0M OLD PRICES.
Type end Stereotype Foundry formerly known a, JAMES
C0SNERs, aud more recently CONNER CooKEs, and tin
pubic IN general that they prepared fo
PRINTING TYPES,
PHES&S, CHASEs. CASES IMPOSING STONES
INK, FRAMES aud every article NECESSARY 10 form
Complete PrAtiag Establishments favorable terms and
o. good Quality az other establishments the United
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PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER
BIZ Y. SUNER LIS RrOadpnq. lBase,nent \

One d ror from Courtlandt street.
- SUSEH, Bootmaker, and maker OF Lasts, an
Five" Of Clcrce OF Paris bcRs leave inform his
friends and all the geae anly ehsuss "
that he now make, New York with the best French
materials all tint is perfectly made, in aIis, by his
the celebrated boom..er Cerce whose c9,tomen
this side OF the Atlantic ctfuily invited
SUSER5 boon and s tbey OF being cbsus
se.n Sew YORK; after the incest latest PARIS fashion
AIsn, the genuine Paris Jet Black Var ,isb ,oId
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LIGHT LIGHT!
A BRiLLIAiST AND BsAUTIF; LIGHT Fol

LIGHT LIGHT!
BRILLIANT AND BsAUTIFAi LIGHT FOR
HALF CENT AN HOUR
OURELY need walk darkness, when 'he cleares
~ light may be had at mere L0elnrl eIpen~e Teys
Patent L,mIs FOR burning kind Of lard. sow
without previous incuveniepce liabi
OF order destined to shed hanefcent ht
this dark planet En- Aud competion have brought the
light OF and letters lite al with the DIS
OF all ouspopuaon Yet how shall perceive and
blessings unless duug he only hoa Of which
Of citizens the absence OF the be Supp by
some other unnay, shall BE- free to al
on to this great hiss ju b-en effected
in ,he invention OF Tt rvs Lard mp, snge Of VIII oh
brilliantly the best astral lamp OF but half
cent IN hour
o,en light OF economy Or 9th az, il, ssd to call
49, 2)i Pearl stres N. Y.
NIB Liberal will be offered to dealers JED ims
NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,
PYROTECHNIST, FROM SWEDEN
MESSRS KOLLBERG TRA0AkDH have the honor
I to inform the American public that they have
sve varied assortment Of Fire Works. Of all and
kind their esablishwent Hsr.mus Long Dock in New
Jersey half mile from jersey CITY, opposite New York
which they offer Committees and Others the avora
Die prices market
Bel the trade principle OF moderate cash price
for good article they the favoR of the public the
above place. the Of Robert Johnston No. 81 Court
andt All orders, scale o. prompt
y by addressing the subscribers at either Of the
"'''e Nicholas A. KoLLBERG&y TRAGARpH.
72msr Basluoua Long Dock, New jersey.
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Ek& REMiTTASCEs TO IRELAND &c-The
kE$h yubsc her transmit
Sss.o mail to nerson. residing par, # Ireland
the he cnd his Dredec hsv
done o shs las, Thirty ye' and soo Of rx
None by letter (post paid) suc ber or
personally depae. With him wr the pane O. the peson
rson, IN lei nd gland o,land. whom b.
Mt, will be lately transmitted
paid ccordps and that effect Rivea
varied ~ tho Ter.
le nd, En land cot ad be collected by suhse
tsid the United StstsS OF Ca
hsda and will De paid t. the IN accordingly.
il 'm$r GEORGE McBrIDE. Jr, 81 Cedar st.
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WIN WILD Manufacturer and Importer of Cutlery No
w $50 Division street Offers trade ch. al cash
oesut assome Of two three and four blade knives
with vsnety of other goods
AZ Mr. pentends he manuf ac,urus of his goods. h.
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