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Died.,


the 10Th instant at westport Conn.,, of Consumption
Mr. H. L. LUPF, printer, aged % years, native of this
city.
On the 18th instant, of consumption SARAH ELIZA wife
OF VIM. A. Allen, aged 80 years.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family and those
Of her brothers VIM. j. and John Inlay are requested
without further invitation to attend her funeral from her
late residence No 543 Fourth street Avenue this
wednesday, afternoon, at o'clock.
90 New Orleans papers will please copy.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARY MooRE, in her 10th
year.
Her friends and acquaintance and those of her sons
invited to attend her funeral this wednesday, afternoon
at O'Clock from her late residence lsl Stanton st.
AT Rochester on the 10th instant, after and
protracted Illness THOMAS ELLIOTT Esq., aged years.
brother of Mrs. John L. Hiltman, of this city.
90 Southern papers will please copy
Weekly Report OF mterments
In the City and County Of New York, from the 9th day Of
April to the 18th day OF April, l843.
Sc Men 81 Women i6 Boys 4S Girls. Total, 1874
DISEASES.
Abscesr |; Apopexv, l. Burned seaded, l. Cachex
Cane Carries CONSUMPTION Al Convusions IS; Group
hives, 4; Cong of brain Il Congestion of lungs, Il
IN the chest, g. DeGy 8 bpepss l; N E ny sfa Fec
YER do p do remttent do scarlet Il do typhoid
ton brsa B. do Of bo%es s. do Of anSs II do OF so
mach, 2; do Of throat do Of live, In'aeity Il L9es
ease Of the heart I; smaPox spinal disease, /; scenpg
of brain, /; Ulcers /; Unknown, /; White swelling
co. 20 to 3d. 49, 80 to o s 10 So s. 50 Co. 4 60 TO-
6; 70 to 80, s; so to 80, Q; dnknowu,2.
PLACES
United States. l23 Ireland 81; England, a: Scotland q
Wales !; Germany, 8; France, /; Switzerland, Il I'm
or the above were from Aims House, Bellevue, i Hos
New Jersey. l. Staten Island l. Long Island Farms, do
Hospital, 4.
o''''e' pjj!NSGoS ' GRiscoM. NJ D. CITY Inspector
CITY inspectors Office. April IT, l843
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poHT or VIEW YORK., APRIL 10


Cleared,
Ship New York, Chopper, yerpoel II nsrsha'l.-Bnes
Tmna Wait Maacaibo Bouchsui Thehaud rriet Pote,
81 Croix Nesmith Leeds Co; Waterman, Clark George
Town, sC-echrs Ann Mana, Bart.L Newborn, NJ. L
Mitchell; Peter Thompson Godfrey Williamsburg, Va, w
Smith, Jarvis, Philadelphia, A Cooley y Co.
Arrived.
Packet ship Ashburton Huesion from Live rpoe Feb 26,
with mdse, to GrnneiI, Minturn Co .
with mdse, to T. X. Collins Co.
ship General Parkhl Hoyt, from Liverpool Feb. - with
mdse to Saml Thompson. Has been off the Hook days, in
the fog.
Brig Norfolk, Kelly. days from ST. Jaeo de Cuba with
i6t bags coffee to Dunscomb Beckwih. Left I'd instant.
Iinidad de Cuoa arr 9th u briggs Violet Nowlan, for New
YORK same daf Hosln inst from st Mary,; schrs Wcca
nav, Nncent Tor PHILADELPHIA day: Monsoon of Bos-
tau unc Brgs Angols Bell OF NYork, for Manssniia, sid
29h u aud Gardiner H. Wright Cuits, OF and for New York
Brig Frascs Ashby Randall days from Kew West with
cofes. &c to order. Left brig lasc Mead Stuley for New
Orea 18TH No date, lat 81 IS Ion II passed full gRed
brig with painted ports standing NNE, under jury fotemss
Brush brig Lady Harvey. Mcdonald days from 81 John
NIB ia ballast, to Dunscomb x Beckwith. "'
Brig Empress. seavey 10 days from Mobile, with cotton and
ives,
schr Thos Wynns Doughty. days from Washington NC
with stores bound to Boston, OF ned
Winds Sailed with schr NJ Is Robinson, for NYork -
ant D states that since he left Hatters he has had continued
schr Two Brothers, TIL fo-a hustoo. &C With ma
se'r wocott. Bak.r,a tr bo,tn vit pd.e, I, the
scr anl A. Appleton, Nick from Boston With mdse,
Oscar. Baker. days from Boston with mdse. to the
master.
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Taking into consideration the state money affairs in
Ohio Is highly improbable that much merchandise
will be imported last year; will estimate however
that there will be much. Now the export of produce
in ls42 about equal to that Of ls4, consequently
thetos nearly the same falling off of 80 per
in the merchandise reduced the tolls per cent gene
raj reduction of 20 per this year. will reduce the
tolls $50 0O9 the Ohio canal The gross tells all the
canals in ls42 s4755s the expenses and payments
ducng 20 per cent from the gross tolls leaves
SSsO47 which minus the expense $780, applicable
to interest The taxes of last year were 81 mills amount
ingto 1893 946, and need to the interest fund 1898 1875
The auditor says he has laid 81 mills tax which, if
the collection is good last year will net $224l25
making the whole tax 1922 $40 This with the net tolls
arethc whole for the interest The interest for
the year. and the to meet it, given in the
late circular fellows which compare with the true
state of affairs:-
Auditor Corrected "'''''
stdtemf. Statement.
Net proceeds Of tois,
public works. S3s5,o0o l32,ll5
1: :1,,Scs.Gss mills on 100000
PPs s:s:i:;r of sea.,.l $1,000 $4,000 's'''a'
rsvenur new in the
Treasury. IS 600 Nil
Total, s,,osoOeo O--%.-
Deficit 10 be raise by borrowing on stock Sa0n 5eI
These are the figures of the State officers heir
guesses and surmses for what they worth. There
was deficit last year of $22O0O0, which raised by
selling stock at heavy discount consequently that there
real balance of S75 900 in the treasury mere pre-
tcnce. The tax for the support of government
duced the late session. that there be surplus
from that quarter. Taking into consideration the state
money in Ohio It is fair to conclude if the Levied
in good that the proportion paidw be much than
usual-and if paid, of will be realized before De-
cember next 10 reduced to mathe NAUTICAL certainty
that the July interest paid will only be by borrow.
ing selling stock. In the above estimate of revenue
the auditor reckons $4,000 in the treasury In another
part of the circular he states he had ordered
the be sent to this city" That under date
of March 3lst Where is the money How long does
TAKE to come from Cincinnati 7
The following table will show the condition and value
of the railroads of Great Britain the number of shares
length vslue Of the stocks receipts for the
second week in March,:
ENeLIsH RAILROADS.
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There have also been few arrivals from New Orleans
Some Ohio reached here by the way of that city and con-
constitutes the only stock of that description in this mar
ket.
OF the above sales have been made OF Gennesse at So
373 SIS So and Ohio at SIS 10 1926. River -four, of
which there small stock fetches from $476 to 81 ST.
Receipts OF this kind very few.
There is wheat in market. The article would fetch
81 90 Rye high. 1t sells at 60 10 cents bu ,hel In
consequence OF this, rye flour upto S. SS25 Stock
small
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sehr Brave. whitmore days from Middetown CT mdss'
10 master
Brig Trojan Bucknam II days from Cienfuegos with sugar.
British brig Index. Coafeet from Jamaica.
The English fgate War.pite is still outside the Hook.
Genera; Record.
FOREIGN LITTER OFFIcE-The Liverpool, Sheffield, and
New York for LIVERPOOL RhoDe Havre will sail to-
day. Their letter bags close Gpn's in the Merchants
Exchange.
SHIP NILE Johnston from HayIe, lying the East Pass
50 much damaged as TO require
WhsIemen.
OF Tristan dAcunha Nov 49, Atlantic of Bridgeport clean;
Dec H. Dove do 100 'p s,or.
A British bsrqus supposed Hebe from Liverpool for NYok
Awilda Tolman, from New Orleans for Martinique. April
New England from Matanzas of and for Providence April
G.oriana, Davis from Boston for New Orleans, April H. ne
Hupsress Griffin 20 hours from Boston fol Havana April ls,
Uncle Sam 1''is o 'I w %Iei NJ g. M, 90
lat 20, Ion So
Foreign Ports.
MArANzAs. March 30-In port Orb Caleb from Portland
and Agnes Hunt from NYok arr others before
BARBADoEs March 2s-sd Gen Harrison, Bush, Havana.
hEL'oEr' March 2-Sld Hollander, Ever, Boston.
Home Ports.
,NEwpuRrroRr, April I5-Au Peru, Allen Porto Rico via
SALEM April ACID Nsumkeag. Tovoe Arcatv. Brazil
and an mkt 18th, Lubsc Campbell Guad,Oupe; Berry Sears
sG asS A AT 7A Ar GsTsne Tufts Nohean' Veto
N M.as... wGG1 cd XII r Gsm
Mau tl aasl aST NYor Philadelphia Increase
cI My BERDyosD AS saeh.m Kirby NYorL lsh
FN sy Ae & HS Ind SsaS
weern bound vessels ready sail the fog
a. PsSUvDs sS April S1A Ella, Caldwell Lake Phs
Brick Reeves Philadelphia Caledonia Spelman, Albany;
Albany. ''''"'''' -'''''' -'e" -''" anu
Ht.TropD. April l77sld Eliza Meserole wood.ide. New
c aIE TMo, s April sAr Globe Gns Addison Me-
ASsny Fo Hsss SYos Robert Rowland
E sALTN% MORE Apnl a-A H2wad Edrdge Bsck.poIt;
INIT Poultuey, Mouatt do Canada Bishop West Coast Of
81 sGesa I'S%S xssas
G SeSr rSnDek Beaufort MaSqSe Select NYOrk
for North Of Europe ready; Persia Johnson for London dg;
M Fsnee Rsse ReSad
Jssss Bennett ana Tr9n B Whom Liverpool dg
ton, d,ehug; Tecpmseh Ripley waiting; barques Lanark
shIre Carmichael undergoing rep,irs; Apollo, Hunt for
[B CSrtan Liverpool repd1 6o l Ioef s cyds
Raihs% F'eS uT of Il GSsaas s%r
sen; and Aprora Sloan Tor do ds eleanor IBl Hen,
m men rGI o The
TGps dg pan,s s2adsd Jamajs eady Stephen BIT
haitian Sanders, for France Lancet from o.
porto w,g F. Faye,1s A,wood from Turks Island DISC
Tybee, Mccormick, fer NYok Idg; Aiwina, lBEsml Asn
well Morris for Hay,na ldg; Chapman Thompson for
Orleans Idg; Tre%9nt Chase from do, die; IhG%a, H
for the North of Europe ldg.
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Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.

KEY WEsr-Brg Francis Ashbv-5 bxs sugar cks keg old
copper Dunscomb Beckwh88 bags coffee 236 bales tobic
co box mdss 30 ties bbs honey M'apd-o hhds sogsr
Jones8 cks and lot of old rigging and sails Ashby
Poole-a qu nifty of chain cable Allen X Paxson.
MoBEBrg Morea-t Reported yesterday l-i22 bales cot
Halbrook Nelson 8 co-i00O order
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M A RlTIM He r AID


We shall IL favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
10 Commodore ROBERT SILvEy of News Fleet, He
port Of the Shipping left e The Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List OF their Cargo, and
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. lie VIII
hoard them Immediately their arrival Agents snd Cor
RESPONDENTS home abroad will also confer by
sending tina Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received
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AUCTION SALES.
WEDNESDAY, Anil
THOMAS as A.. Anon in,sr
nv arI.L 4 llOWhRD.
10 - pas. :, .gau md IT'S Eal'au -fr -a


'p'f,.r Sas :, -9an and rs Eit''av rr-"
WEDNESDAY, April -
At nH o'clock. Of Oliver and Madison su
Extensive Sale fFurntureThe entire stock OF aurnitue
dealer, comprising gene raj and valuable variety
AT I0x O'Clock in the sales room, .
FunituAD extensive variety OF household and cabinet
furniture Of all descriptions =,
Also the entire furniture of genteel fami. removed from
Viii burg for convenience Of ssle
THURSDAY. April 20
Atiok o'clock, AZ 80 Cliff st
Fusnure sae-Th- eni-e furniture OF the above house
FRIDAY. .
Large Sale 81 Valuable Dry Goods fancy and pledged ~
ces guns cutey hardware and quantity OF furniture al
l0h o'clock az the sales room
SATURDAY.
Extensive and truly valuable sale Of the best second
hand and ne furniture Of all descrous in the saes
MONDAY. =.
sale pantngs-A oh o'clock in tho first floor OF
the dwelling 06 Liberty will be so the choice collection
of are original paintings BY the best masters.
This collection has been selected with great by the well
known conBoissenr DR. Spooner.
Catalogues Tie paintings will be arranged for
hibon on Saturday morning
TUESDAY.
Furniture SaeAt 0f lock will he sold the entire hand
some Furniture contained IN ths honse 1908 Liberty st.
FRIDAY.
(,~rteel furniture 70 l2 o'clock at t93 Houston
B-The sales Of Bell O. Howard will take place
shi
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Corn trade, &c.

There an arrival down the river yesterday. No
less than A58 bis of -four received This
Albany and Of the quantity left over at the close OF
navigation. There is but little more in thot city. Along
the line OF the canal however there Is considerable des
tined Tor this and other coast markets.
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Passengers Arrived.

LNERPooL-Packet slip Ashburon-0eo Lamson Henry
Grattan, ID avid Twiname Richd Harrison.
ship She rdan-M.jor Watson and lady
LvERPooL-Ship Genl Parkhill-Saml Bout, Felix Chou
quet-85 in steerage.
KEY WEsr-Brig Francis Ashbv-U III Levy,
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This shows that there is great deal yet in the interior
to forward. In Indiana alone, understand that
there hundred thousand bushels of wheat await
ing market II is therefore, clear that the quantity
in farmers hands will, when sent forward
somewhat of a decline everywhere.
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BY F. BEARNs, Auctioneer.
(I3e Fulton sfreet)
THURSDAY 10Th.

THURSDAY 9TH
A 10 O'Clock at No. Is City Hall Place.
the properly Of 'amy Srssi"s up houseiee ips
Wilton dT,wns bed
spring sofas ton centre tables.
|
Ssss cake Sn
b. ismo. fsfh; beds, hair bedding
lsn kitchen sS S,nays which :s's viii
Ca.o; will be ready Jay previous to the SALE when
UCT,oN NOTICE BULLETIN oE BELL HOW
Ann and M Fns" =, street., TIRE Of OIL
Madison 4. s?r; Of ri. ss
IT. Dur oss! Articles
A %s OF elegant
d. a. b s Snd No. o Of r.e e
TUEsDsY-The handsome Furniture contained in the
',WEDNELDxY, asth ins-Genteel Furniture No. asa
Oherales will be announced in order Sales to take place
ais lw.'m THOMAS BELL, Auction.er.
a Tss RON slESis e.esas.4 a"r,sf: ty;pSol.x
B1ostw'y in connuae, choice and extens We lot o. Eng,
ss eS,s' rom sIyips sSraea nursery LIVERPOOL ali p
wit. other Eans and seed by catalogue Sale positive and
cAsrEF Aasasn-t Co. will
,O2 Broadway extensive as9!t%eo Of city made Funi
vaT and full
and and chair. elegant beas. aud tea be. Ee1ch
'sS,s
stools
With marble and mahogany top &c
tbs mo fsicusGe .'ys Catalogue 'sadS On ThuIsdaT
when the furniture may be examined Sale without reserve
NEW AND SE9 k9FETSs FURNITURE
tire stock s . ss
sT and s 'S
s o. s S %y be
sla atis.r WILKINS ROLLINS. Aucuon.e,..
ELEGANT SHaS fAf4Ef AHfTG co will sell
.g,s os b1ssSssy very s Se
focEe sewing and chairs elegant and dress:
tor centre tables; dcnSe enclosed wash,ts"d. with marble
ssuy and Imitation rosewood French bedste ,d,
The article. all of the very materials, and in
Every article offered will positively be sold the highest
YIN T2SEs s Auet'G p,,. PIN,
r. &c a. Auction on Wednesday. April 70 at 10 o'clock, At
and de rich
Ieh o%ua" %snssI ian' Extension foetias ehas
glass salad dish fruit dishes, bes,
champaign, lemonade and finger gasses She field plated
fruit aud cake baskets fine French mahogany chairs maho
four and nipple beieads bedding table inen doy
las napkins cloths towels sheets, &C. maple bottem
chairs and spoons, hall oil cloths pier
glasses reIger
s & ss s and
ed salts, butter knives and Jug.
Pano-Fne toned made order by Sodar Worcester and
Dunham- mOnths-S490
StauayTwo buss and pede,ta, Diana and TIE rpscore"
Plans-A variety Of rich plants, worthy ntion.
Also rRe assortment of excellent Kitchen Furniture in
good order.
Catalogues re,dy No SIS Lib rtys spl7 issr
CABINET EURNITURE-The public respectfully
informed tina the subscriber intends selling of at auction
Fum;ue Being own o. TO
be of frat workmanship aud materials Persons about
call and examine The particu lar
day Of sale will made known future advertisement.
SAMUEL WA ERBURY,
all lwsec No. SO Beeknan street, Gold
NANKEEN COTToN-lo bales for sale BY
~ PERSSE x BROOKS,
apl1ec No 81 Liberty street
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SINGING.
MADAM SUTTON. having arranged eturn Italy the
w beginning Of August purpose: reeeivng pupils until h.s
finishing lessons the Italian Fl nch and English
sec Singing Her method that pursued by Bordosni and
vacca the inst masters in Europe Increasing the :renGh and
advantage Of her singing with them which be
by masters alone, who have been eminent Ladies' de-
srous Of awaiting Of limited stay
may ascertain terms &c., by application Chamber street,
from O'Clock till nm Smsr
COLD FOIL s GOLD LEAF-Dsntisfs Fol Sse 90 per
" warranted equal the city. Also gold leaf
$50 PIX full size, ~ inches for cash. the msnqactory
86 Reade street. j. l.. WAUGH.
Ixv,sA
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REMOVAL.
CHARLES COX TAILOR aud II

CHARLES COX, TAILOR and DRAPER, late 81 Mas
~ street. RESPECTFULLY informs his ,atrons aud the
munty. that he has removed TO 80 Maiden lane Mas
in connection with Galley hsing's Cloth and
Trimming Store.
nemen DESTROYS Of observing fashion with economy are
invited call and aud fashionable
NJ fuc and medium cloths cssimeres wastcoltiags dng,
&c which the subscribers facility for obtaining at the lmpo
ters prices enables hin TO make a, reduction
om usual charges flor cash ony) the
ing nunusnce OF his long known superior style fit ele
esncs Of workmi nshp Mahing aud trimming proportion
Particular attention paid uniforms Of every description
e. b. Babcock continues in he cut log d-partms Mt
CHARLES COX, No % Walden lane,
all I'm w useC third door below Nassau II.
IITATCHEs AND JEWELLERY lower uaan eyer.-hs
w the subscriber rtanly receiving ell deserpt Of
gold and silver Watches of the styles direct from III,
manufacturers, in England. Fauce, and Switzerland, he is
enabled offer larger assortment, and NJ much less prices
leai any house the city. Gold watches low
ys5 each Watches and jewell cry EXCHANGED or bought
All watches warranted keep good time the money
turned Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the bes
manner and lower than any other place the
city O. C. Allen, importer Of watches and jewellery, whole
ale and retail 30 Wall street m st1rs al2lm In,-n
CoPPEK2O cases English Copper r. m II TO % manu-.
" featured from best and wh fr SAFE BY
*. COLLINS CO, a
alscc South street |.
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

- TRIKERS solution for the hair which will change grey
~ HAIR 10 its original color few This solution
different from any yet offered and fail Of sup-rfe
ding al Others tits highly ecacious and possesses the great
beauutyDg the hair without ,urns its growth
Those who dOub virtues requested their
changed before pay ing their money hrmbues would take
this method Their. would be 10 90 Inpiiu.
One trial will prove ghc fact
Sold whoesse and retail AID piled, NO Chatham ~
opposite the Hall Of Records New York, MP stairs.
alQ ms
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ROCKS FOR THE PEOPLE

BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
%ss as % 5 .n af Na.la
where al the Cheap Publications of the day be had
Us '''''N' u PUBLISHING PRICES.
os %hE b sI%Eiif Rs%
S9 81 il IN &: 9s~ t:sy
sSANRsf EE?%
I. s1%Si5 1s%S
g., ASsiaSE's asToRT a Of
5f be
HI + RAS 4hH SSRy
s%
CRIME SRE oNEs
Is s by ns
complete! in one number, each % cents.
NOvELIST'S LIBRARY.
This Library completed ten rumber', each work
p'y yfyIA S. GREW yESsTiA The YOUNG DUKE,
E' %S h9kHAtE
CEsCA CARRARA-by l. h Landoo, PETER SIMPLE
MONTHLY MAGAZINES.
8 FAS 81
DY's WORLD OF FASHION, do, i6
wAvERLY NOVELS.
Under this head will be pulls, all the Works of Sir Wal
each novel will be complete in one number each number *
cents-D numbers now ready
LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS.
This will ,ompTse al Of b, Bu I've aud James. Nove' e.
be complete in number IS cents each.
COOPER'S NOVELS.
All of Ceoper's Novels will be published in two volumes, at
so cents each novel.
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=
NEW YORK April nth, 8a3.-Ue, the undersigned, pas
~ Of the packet ship Slvie de Gasse from Havre
take this method thanks Captain Thompson
nd and gcntlemapy during the and the
able nautical skill with which he conducted his ship
violent gales which prevailed on the passage
WM BURDGE,
GEO. l.. BEVAN.
in. T. BpNOVE u. q. Navy.
a's t*gc J. d. FOSTER.
TINTED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS-Tbe mem
beT of The Order are formed that p A. Vale will de-
liver Lecture the Washington Lodge Room, This Eve
Dog the of promoting happnes by association
adap ed TO the circumstances of the society
JAS. HOLFORD, Ma.
JAS ANYoN, Secretary. al9 lt"m
pAC KET SHIP SHERIDAN FROM LIVERPOOL.-
Consiguees by this ship will please send their permits
board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street,
All goods permitted in five days will be the pub
lie store. a9r
DAcKET SHIP HUNTSVILLE FROM NEW OR
LEAN - d. schareing at Orleans VIII foot of Wall
Consgpes will please attend receipt Of their goods
medately.
SHIP UTICA FkOM HAVRE.-Consgnees will pIe,se
- send their permits board at the foot OF Morris
North Ri
Ali Goods not permitted by the cpd will be sent to the
public store aI9 Ctr
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WASTED-A the Decorative Establishment Of William
vho b ',s rs,I street near Brosdway Young man
makers or capente tools To suitable person this would
be permanent situation
az hem duupg the first part OF their ann entlce-
s'lr. HPlIY as above ala 3sec
ITO PAVERs-Wanted CortrsctoTs TO- the pavIsg Of the
street between Dover and Roosevelt in Trout street,
60 answer the CRY Inspection Any one DESTROYS take the
looo be done with seedw apply 1853 and 2s Front
street. apl7 3t'ec
IN in he vicinity of the depot Of the n Y Erie Rail-
point COD s"s AID ooP plying between o %e
Rent moser cos g god j ,enan, TPpy.o -,
or to OWEN C@LG AN % jane. st Brooklyn ais Scr
s T2 LET16PAytI3N HOTEL ss ssaa,G Y.
person. xLE K snsd D.'Ae'
si9 str No. SO John street Sd story.
~ TO I.ET5The two.stoTy Houses, No. y Green
dwelling of No 1856 Chatham and No 50 Beach
Also pleasant Country Residence about miles from
thus city on me west side OF the Hudson at low 70 good
nl9 3t.er lss Fulton or ia Bank SC
HARP. 4 BR0THERs PUBLI H THE
PILGRIMS OF THE RHINE.
on large type and neatly bound with muslin backs Is
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
H-Apd Edition in svo inform with rhe Last of the
barons no. VIII be published tomorrow morning, the 18th
PRICE ONE SHILLING.
This enchanting novel sis admitted by the critics be
OF most beautiful and imaginative Of productions Of
bodypg moral by which purest could
be offended The well printed and editions
rved from the eusa Of hi. beautiful story IN addition 70
the Thousands who have already b, delighted with it,
prepared BY Mr. Buwe The newspaper sdon JUS, puSsd
does not alS2
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BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON.
THE subscriber begs inform his e nds and the pub
ic that he has nken the above well known house, which
has been thoroughly repair ed aud painted in the
newly furnished Throughout AMI will be opened the first Of
My
The delightfully."- Immediately opposite the
steamboat landing and from commands view
tending the Kills aud the bay and harbour Of New
York To hosde esrou. of pleasant residence during the
months possessing the advantages Of fine salt
bathing together with beautiful drives and walks and
the city hours by steam the Belmont
House offers Inducements unsurpassed by other the Is
land aud the subscriber inst his former efforts give
satisfaction proprietor OF the Pavilion with his wed de-
termination spare pains render his house agreeable
will him the continuation Of psfion Of the patronage
he has heTetofoIe been favored with
GEORGE PIERIS,
New BRIGHTON. April 70, lSi3 40 ,3i-tfr