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WIN II NORRIS ESQ. &c -
NV DEAR SIR
As You will be glad to hear how your friends here
spond the denuncisons against you in OF the New
York Journals would assure you, that here, all who
know you surprised your being thus dsparaged
We have known you through your whole career es-
mable in all relations and governed by the incest
of honor devoted fearessly diligently to your duty
Few would be as little supposed to be swayed by de-
rogatory influences partalites in the path Of your
duty and we, who best know you, beley that
be founs who with less regard persons and
quences would discharge all connected with the
social order individual security to vndicate the
supremacy OF the law.
1t isto be hoped, that the Journal that has heed
lessy venured its charges surmses against you will
reract remarks which with due knowledge of your cha
racter, never could have been INDUCED in.
am, my dear sir,
Yours truly,
CHARLES y. MAYER.
nol,;r o6
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MEMOIRS OF THE Rrv. SAMUEL MUNsoN, AND THE Rev.
Henry LYMAN late Missionaries to the Indian Archia-
peago-sy the Rev. William Thompson. New York, d
Appleton Co.
Here is another valuable volume respecting the
Islands IN the Indian Ocean, full of that kind of nor
nation, which recently has become necessary, on
account OF the revolution in the international affairs OF
China. This book is a suitable companion for Philips
Lille OF Milne :; while its low price renders it obtaina
Ole Tor all persons, without exception, the volume of
one hundred and ninety six pages sold for l2t cents
Audit equally valuable in the merchants counting
anf the operatives workshop in the Christians libra
ry. For sale at this office
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"Old man old msa for whom diggs thou this graveP
asked as | walked along,
For saw in the heart of New York streets,
dark and busy throng.
Twas a strange wild deed but wilder wish
OF the parted soul to lie
Midst tn troubled numbers OF living men,
Who would pass him idly by
SO said, "Old man. for whom diggst thou this grave,
In the heart Of New York town."
AHd the deep-toned voice OF the digger replied,
"We're laying Croton pipe down"
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

B,LrrMonr March 30-An Suan Taylor GrindeII Areci-
boz Union smith. Providence Cid QusdruJle, (Brj swan
Barbados aud market; Dover, Perciysl Boston Sid Nile
Cash, do. .
sAvANNsH March 27-Ar Enterprise, IBr) Matthew'S Lii
verpoc; Oth Albee, do Tame ane Tneohsld do: Belle
Bell Bermud,; Wilson Fuller Cobh NYork; voIu.s Clark
Do Ann d, B.ds DE- via Philadelphia. Cid Helen. Chsce
ford NOLsaIs Sid Pardor, TIlinehsst Provience rank
Lewis, NYork.
NEw ORGANS, March 2o-Au Nashville, Penberton, HALL
Eng CD Tiger, Cook, Lyerpool; Arkansas Borgess. Ne
QUITS PeIkps do' Alyapo Pee do Arr 10Th, Lucy Liie
pw, HAYDEN, do. Cid Unicorn, Breed Boston; Georges
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FROM PoRro RIco.-We learn with pleasure that
the report Of the destruction of Ponce is untrue.
Captain Fry, Of the Water Witch at Baltimore fron.
Mayaguez, p. r., states that the occurrence which
gave rise to the report was nothing more than the
destruction by fire of one or two old wooden sheds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01

o. The President of the United States has re-
cognized Charles Louis Kuster, Consul of Russia
for the port of Baltimore
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FROM DEMERARA-Capt. Morgan, of the brig
Osceola from Demerara, informs us that the Eng
hsh steamer which left st. Thomas for England via
Barbados. got aground on Saba Island Reef on the
LIST instant but was got afoat again. with the loss of
keel and other damage, which was supposed would
nearly ruin her. The information came from ST.
Thomas ~ o. Bulletin. March 90
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THE FLARE UP ON THE BoRDER-The arrest OF
Daniel Savage by the English on the Aroostook ter
rtory. caused savage resolution 10 be introduced
in the Senate ol Maine against the late treaty and
the British It was dropped, and more moderate
ana infroduced
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Saturday, April 1, Is4s.
Herald Literary Depot.

All the and cheap literary publications OF the day
for SALE wholesale and retail at the HERALD OFFICE
northw est corner OF Nassau and Fulton street
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For ALBANY--The steamboat Robert l.. Stevens
leaves al o'clock this afternoon, instead of the
morning See advertisement.
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ONO RIVER AT Wheeling, on Monday, the RI
yer had four and half feet water in the channel
ice running and falling At Pittsburgh, on the same
day. there were four feet oil water In the channels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01

BRANpE's DIcrIoNARv-Harper & Brothers issue this
day, number five of this important publication. The
whole will be comprised in twelve numbers of l4 pages,
with illustrations, at 25 cents per number. For sale at
lie
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT G..
Good Attorney of the United States for the Western
District OF Virginia, in the place of VIM. Kinney,
resigned.-Weson F. Birch, Marshal of the United
States for the District of Missouri.
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0u- Children, families, and strangers, will bear in
mind, the splendid day performances at the American
Museum this afternoon at two o'clock Miss Darling,
the beautiful queen Of magic, will perform, assisted by
Chang Tong the Chinese Juggler Celeste Mr. Jenkins
&C. In the evening" Dr. Valentine appears in his comic
limitations and laughable stories for the last tme as
thing entirely new is on the taps Tor next week.
0lJ- THE FRENCH ANTIPHL oGIsTIC MIXTURE
or the OF all discharges from the urcthra-sod in
bottles, at ~, and at 30 cents each.
w. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent,
W Nassau rtreet
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Sales OF Stocks at philadelphia Yesterday.
IL shares North American Bank, 275g; 30 do Penn
Township Bank, 3days, 49, ii do Union, Tenn. 80.
ArrER BOARDS shares Farmers and Mechanics Bank
2di; so do Union, Tenn 80.
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The ARTIST for April has been issued this morn
ing, and Is for sale at the Herald Literary Depot.
LISA most elegant publication, and far eclpses in
the beauty of Its embellishments and mechanical
execution all its competitors. The Fountain In
the Park" is an exquisite engraving. The plate OF
the fashions is genuine, and gives authentic re-
presentation of what il is intended to exhibit The
etterpress maness great advance to that high po-
sllon which the work is destined to attain under the
management OF its present accomplished editor.
Wall street. is powerful sketch. Seba Smith
contributes one of his thrilling tales; and there is be-
sides great variety of interesting matter
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OFFICERS AND CREW TIE CoNcoRD.-The Mar
garet Hugg arrived in Hampton Roads last Wed
nesday from Rio de Janeiro, with 1872 officers and
men, late of the U. s. sloop of war Concord on
board Nothing is said about the mutiny on board
the John Adams.
TIE ng are the names Of the officers who
have arrived in the Margaret Hugg -
y Holland, Lieutenant; John Spencer Surgeon; G J
Van Alstne Acting Master; O DeRussey, Purser; N
+ II Moore Assistant Surgeon; Cemon, Passed Mid
shpman; w II Jamison, Midshipmsn; Myers, do; II A
Mari do; Pringle do; John Hart do Charles Fales
Acting Gunner l. Smith, Carpenter; Isaac Whitney
Sailmsker, L Kemp, Bostswain
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PAINFUL OCCURRENCE.-A tragical affair was wit.
messed on Thursday, which resulted in the death of
Mr.. Melzar Gardner, Editor of the Portsmouth
"Chronicle and Old Dominion" in rencontre
with Mordecai Cooke, Jr. Esq of this Borough.
Mr.. Cooke was returning from Portsmouth in the
ferry boat; Mr.. Gardner was on the wharf AsMr.
Cooke stepped ashore he was accosed by Mr.. Gard
ner, and they were in conversation for few
seconds, when Mr.. G. was seen to raise walking
cane; but before any hostile demonstration could
be made, Mr.. Gardner stepped back and drew
pistol from his coat pocket, upon which Mr. Cooke
seized hold on the pistol, when violent struggle
ensued, when the pistol went off and Gardner fell
the charge in the pistol having passed through mis-
body, and in less than fifteen minutes life ives ex-
tinct.-Norfolk Herald, March 81.
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WIN. II. NORRIS, ESQ. &c. ;

Judge q. ;. DlI
Baltimore, March -, l64S.
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The Grave Digger.

President of Mechanics Bank of Baltinor
BALTIMORE, March y, ISi3.
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DI ED.

July II, John Lamb of consumption in his l6h year
Jr!y H. Charles ilcCusksr, aged ~ years.
jul. H. John P Powers aged months, only OF VIII
liam P ard Ann Powers.
inly t. Mr. Elias L. Philip, of the fin Of Philip Ey-
tinge, in his 4ii year.
July H. after lingering illness, William MeTFelI IN his
list year
At Brooklyn JuIy TO- John Hunter, late Of Jamaica L.
l., aged Is years.
e3d year He the Oldest inhaban Of the town OF New
port
Upham.
Al Paterson y j. July H. Thomas. aged 81 years and
months Of Thomas Walker, who died 90 the 2.h Oh
April last. :,
Exeter one Of the ship AaR Parry killed c!
blow from whale,
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CITY INTELLIGE nee.
WrpNrSnAy .Iuly
Case OF Christina Cochran or Gilmour.

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'. Gust -Sq' 'Pie'''u Is oo'''s' w. Wv
A'eN a'soh, Esq, ('n The absence OF WI irce} Tor
'"s y prose- S4. '"o0n'
A' /" 'nsI nase u'o'o, TO eNcuae witnesses from oF
'i'e one '0' we "'e o''"s' "'''>' "''
y " 0'"
s oJes' Va "''i"'! "s''eho! W PERMISSION gwen
was as 10 The SANITY or insanity OF The prisoner.
Rogers was hrst sworn lie states tha' when he iFs'
w The prisoner he was o opinion that she was not OF sound
'aa ou he afterwards changed that opinion lie under
S's' si'l" ms various visits close examination"
"'' p"! s''' s!''P''''S "'' "e'
- ''"",eH""'e w "o' e'"s'D'' ~
y" ''''''e''' "a" sef tiaiu ''''e !" COMPANY
m. -, . 4"'S''e" ne' =" '.'a''o "
- ~ '','Ss' .''N
p.,sSo Win WI -, a. 80 y. \ :, -, IT.. Nd
,,ugl, h., H.. WI,
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''""' s''e was % sounu in'"u 'N' 0'''
p,.tena irnor,nc A. w., III
that came with her (spears, b,d mn, bor IL.
books as his wife She said ,h,, l.. ,.,,sd ,.;
gave her another berth sta aG 'o'I Ae
,ut with her bu, no, IS b,xh,na ''1, ~
void i,o 50. ,., ~"e '-'1 ''' ''
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Ry THIS MORNINGS sorrl tERS MAIL.
From our Corrssno,. I'm,

PHLL.DELPHI. July l2-P. VI.
Cleared this aiternoonBreE Ant Crowel Halifax,
5; Spartan, Sargent Portsmouth, H. Schs Orralloo,
Inf kin Porto Rico; Ceres Tabor Hallowel Me; VIM
Wilson Baker, Boston; Henry G. ing, De Wolf do; Eli
"a Mseroe, Shepherd DO; Niagara, Young Williamsburg.
y 7; Amphitrts, West New-Yor'k
Arrived this moruiag-Brig Tus 4ias, Coggins l6 days
from Sr Johns P r
Brig Henrietta Farrell DAYS from Nsw-York.
Scbr Edward PEBBLE Pe,,ingl 70 days from Eas,por.
Arrived this afternoonBrg Ma ria stesou 10 days ror
Par, su Prince.
schr Mandarin, Martin, Il days from Mobile.
British schE Mary Jane SPearn 10 days from 81 Jon,
'NR Wssihs. stormy, W ind y,
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OFFICE or County CoMMIssIoSgEs,}
Worcester, Mass June o. 1873
mp GpOGAT = will be receIyed ar this Office M

PROPOSALS will be received al this office un-
I I'll she l4th day 3f July o'clock VI, for erecting
fire proof building Worcester, Mass for dpositiEg II
Records Of the County Of Worcester ad for The use OF the
Of!icer. and Courts nf SAID County
TIE building 10 he 80 feet by los feet Tire 'Gs = ne
stads, IRON rust &c. h- other side hammered and opgn
s,one The roof covered wt copper he In'iGe NGlsSd
complete including iron doors window shutters, &c nsiSs
bns shsltes book cses fixtures 70 court room &c
The specifications drawings &c may be Sen at te orc
Of a. Il. Young Architect, Boston sas2 where any nia
NATION relation Job may be obtained by pefs1nai
APPLICATION ,,,,t>
Proposals will be received FOR the sevea parts Of N. wofk
separately The whole job II for the whole loo, ~ nus
The prices separately for The several parts Of t
Also the proposals stae the different prics ei 10. a.
stone Fi.cbbors Hr Nnthbridge stone The proposals 20 "
accornnan;ed wit utabIe guarantee tina. II hi S F
into effect AZ the p1ccs named. conformity 10 tD
tlne ADD specification. !, ,.o. rho pyiyilege ol
The commissioners 10 themSsyes ~,
,crsrng Taf tender which they shall ut1ef az. or
ce1 consider the most favorable and ior "s ''''
Ea conrrv whether II be- the lowest or tot p,o
Tsodsr3 Iii Win A. 3. Young, q fchltec ~ 49,
NJ, 10 thu time specified above WI % " ?"
d<sess al thu 'fesi LIAM CRAwFoRD Chairman
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A GOOD SHAVING SOAP Al LAsI.:l;2
n MAKE Good and Lasting LatherTh- Soap ,h 10 =,
comnosad Of the old Naples soap- keps IN store Is
% sars before il is imported Those 10 have ussa y mad
e. Iyorth and that It Is the very best soap ever
M ~ makes thick rich la<tng easy lathef sce
ing to the and healing 10 the ska - nor r pss ar
and shipg each, bY T. JONES At h1s rtr as1
rhiishmeut sign OF the Eagle, s2 Chstnan a.
by these ager,sjn AlbaaT, state 81 IN ehiiasei,
b AZ ZibeTs corne OF Third aud Dock ST. in boston,
STATE 81; in Brooklyn, 10 Falfo1 81 jJE IN
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MARRIED..

July H. by the Rev. J. H. Prui Mr. Samuel NJ Gardner
Amanda, daughter OF Mr. Arrest Fak, ali of this city
July H. Mr.. William Il. Allen, Of Goshen, Miss Mar
tia S. daughter Of Henry Ayres, Of this city.
AT Brooklyn, L. l., July II, Mr.. John c. Dodge, Of
Dodgeyie, Mass, Miss Sarah c. youngest daughter Of
Losee Van Nostrand, Esq, Of g.
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5 with heavy superstructure laid the whole distance
mon deep gravel foundation The property of the Com
consists OF 81 miles OF road with the necessary appur
anances consisting OF turn-outs, tables and engine
naes machine and blacksmith shops Sorehoures dwell
bo,s.s II in number stables, offices, 20 lots of ground III
R,ook,n Permentiers Gardenl and so lots in Jamaica,
the Hempstead branch railroad of three miles locomotive
engines passenger and 80 burden cars &c. the right OF
"a, for the construction of the road for distance of nearly
40 miles and the roadbed graded and prepared for the rails
fo distance of ~ miles The whole work and property
having been obtained rising million OF dollars
The Report concludes by the expression Of belief
that the finishing Of the road would bring into successful
operation work the aud producveness Of which
with single exception believed will exceed that Of any
other road in the Middle or Southern States.
In Thompsons Reporter we find lengthy opinion of Mr.
Seeey lawyer Of considerable epute Of this city, that
the broken Safety entitled bear interest by
the provisions Of the Safety-Fund Act This is question
Of great importance the holders of these and they
should take up the subject III the proper spirit Some notes
will draw or years interest
The Equitable Insurance Co have declared dividend Oh
per cent for the last 81. months payable demand the
Pine Plains Bank per payable the lst OF August
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WARM BATHS
ONLY ONE SUILLTNG /!


KNlCKERBOC kER BATES-No. l0i BowEkY.
70 THE subscriber respectfully takes leave 10 invite pub
lie the above named establishment consisting OF
WARM. Corp ard SHOWER BATHS fitted up with astr con-
and order inferior this city Charges Al
the following reduced Single Lickes I2i ceutS-1O
for 4. BENZ. GONPERTS. i'll tws'
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Passengers Arrived


Ia the ship Toronto, from London-G Thelerius, lady
and child James Barton, Reted, l. Miller and lady,
Miss P G Miller, Miss II Miller, Miss l. G. Miller, "
Ogilye, S Avansmith, aud 30 in the sieerage.
In tle ship Commerce, from Amsterdam-Mr and Slr'
Prich;ure.
In the Bremen bark John Frcdrick, from Amsterdam-j
Taylor, John Bowen, Justis Mankin.
In the ship Stephan from Hambug-Lorenz Bager, Helm
rich Irrhn W Langemann, Simon, Simon, l. Simon,
a Simon, Z Simon, B Simon, Simon, Samuel, and l56
in the Storage.
In the ship Formosa, from ApaachicolaAl'ss NJ Porter
Miss IIu,d, w Babcock, Grant, G Porter a
Downer, Lee a Mitchell, l. a Alurkham, Day and
Ruan.
Passengers to Arrive
In the brig Mary from Sayaunah-Mrs Burlington aud
children Mrs Blair and son. Alits Wheeler Mcintyre
B Foley y G Faliisant, Rowlandson' Mr.. WhiPpls Mr.
Ruth.
Ia the brig Georgiana from Savannah-Nrs NJ Dillon,
children and servant, Miss Su,cf Mrs Turner and
child Miss Eliza Dillon Miss NJ a Dillon. NJ Dillon, Mr.
Sutcliff Thomas Robinson alligan Turner, William
Henry Charles Lppitt, Masters and Michael Dillon
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Court Calendar-This Day.

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. s. 10, 81 l6 40 50, So, 54, SIS,
Sc, s. 60, 81, GO, Is, 81, 80, 20, Il, -.
CoMMoSPLEAs. Nos. 10, 40, 49, II, 6,7,2 Al, 80, 81,
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'THE COMPILATION AND ERUPIIDNS UF-
l. the Face Body, Skin. charp-d tender Flesh. &r-
miracle, wonder and bic ssiag % cure any eppi2ns or
ds6guelenr Of the skin and tender chapped s IS ire
Italian Chemical Soap The effect of this the skin is 1T
most su.runan Ii has received the highest encomi9ns OF
m, Nacai Society Of Paris and warranted failing
remedy Tor pirn,les frcckles botches scuy salt snT
TAU sunbura morhew, chopped or tender fiesn. y NJ
clean,ess. 1t the bites of infect Taosgq;9r AZ a.
g Cha,ham.srreer New York io Fuonstseet bfookyh
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B OOKS.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY AT 90 ANN.sTREET.
PART FOUR. OF
SIR JOHN FROISSARTS
CHRONICI ESi
WITH FIFTEEN SUPERB ENGRAvISGs

Price 25 cents-Sl6 per hundred.
To be completed in Ten sem-mon,hly parts
This the cheapest we'll the most and enter.
tanning work published and should BE the hands of
every Intelligent person in The countrY
Part l., Is snsravng5 Part H. Il engravinss Part III
engIayingsmay be had the New World Office, 60 Auns
jyl3 J. WINCHESTER.
The Law and the Method OF Spirit
and Practice being tie substance Of Lecture delivered last
winter IN Boston aud printed il The Dial for April BY
This Day PubIished-THE PRACTICAL
vcton containing The Whole Duty OF Christian all
b r. s ss 5 Ii man "1 ? b. Is
Right Rev Bishop Wilson, Axhor Of Sacra Privaa, &c
The cS ts0 now F[ss bm i fe'i 10 the reader from
Dr. Sheflockes works 1t was work OF gradual growth and
progressive enlargement and have his biographers
rnony to the fact that he made the model Of his evo-
commeuiel to Others The 5Ilowin. dsyotions sins i'm
preSsIons as IT were OF the living moudbriug the tutor OF
thai er Sahor Will living SUCCEEDED in forming one Of
the nobest characters the Churct Modern Calendar,
tevery where with his own sanity spirit, many tend
produce many NOR snfh cheraegrs 10 the sorg Of God and
Considered manual of nry ate deS oton and
of FTcricaI preparation Tor the Holy Communion OF the Body
aud Blood OF Christ this book the hest ii not The
hest ever commended 20 the members OF our Church We
cannot say @ and We need not say more IN commentator
.' RECENTLY pUBLIsHED-V
or oe x b% 1%ams p p poa@n
edition 10 be printed in two handsome aciavo vols OF mp
The sermons Of Mr. Newman are pronounced by several
OF our Bishops and Clergy TO be superior TO all Others OF mod
The kingdom Q" Christ or Hints respecting the pIpsGlss
Professor Of English Literature and History, Kings College,
London In elegant octave volume OF 500 sEes uniform
g 3 O. with Ns"'"'' ss''"' Palmer the church Sf
Mr. Maurices work is emineny fitted to the
of all hen
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~, JOSIAH Richards, Auctioae,t
~ 100 BEosdw az
NTINDOW SHADE DEPOT. No. : Spr
"a Y tSDAY. Ang,,.t an

NTlNDOW SHADE DEPOT. No : Spruce.st.
w The subscribers inform their friends aad the pubic har
hey now have on hand tie o; Shades %
found in any store the country and are selling very
duced urceS Shades Of p1efn painted order
Signs, Banners i Interior Decorations done 81 style NOT
b surpassed b. ssy other establishment.
Jy7 Inns BARTOL 4 DE. NAUNY.
TYRE DEPARTMENT.-T Foremen and
Secretaries OF Companies requested 10 have sr re-
the office of the Clerk Of Common Council on or be-
fore the 2th OF July The following returns are wantn
Engine Go. No 5, s. O. H. Is To- 10 g. IS 25 - 81
g. IS. 30, IN, i6 ~ 80
Wardrus. /, 3. 1. s. Q, :, 5, 9, II, Il, Is. L.
Hose Companies, 3d. II, 70 -, IL, T. 70 81 % 2S,
30 80. q, 50. 81, 80.
Hook aud Ladder, ?, B. s. 10
!! tl2ls Chisi EnSinecr
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r. Fifty Cents per Eot1Ie.-By Letters Patent of

T. Fifty Cents per EOttle.-By Letters Patent of
the United Staes-The rricop,erous, Medcated Com,
pound for the Human Hair with confidence rec1mmended
duff The remedy prey badness and grey har
The healthy dressing that possibly be applied 10 the
head rendering the hair soft and glossy and freeing the skull
all humOrs and rationS. removing every particle OF
scur and andr and dsposing the lair cnf It's frequent
will preserve hair health and beauty the latest period
of life For infant heads invaluable. To be had only
li6 Broadway OF Liberty stairs or OF thu ap
pointed agents. je2? Inns
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DOR THREE SHILLINGS a REAUTIFUI.

TOR THREE SHILLINGS A BEAUTIFUL
T. HEAD OF HAIR may, be had. aud The Hlr made 70
naturally dark and besurfuReader these the real and
actualqualtes Of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative lthas been
things made for the hair making soft dark and silky,
and keeping twice long any other preparation c
has been Europe. where its good qualities called the
following from the Royal Scientific Institution:
We have mnutey tested Jones Coral HIr Restorative,
and find Of compounds decidedly favorable fo
hns sofenng causing growth curing daudruff and making
light, red or grey hair grow dark AND fine.
~ - Sumo, RaKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-13

NEW GOODS AT THE NEW-YORK CASH
~ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, It2 Fulton ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IRVING the city and waiting
outf viii find for tleir call aud examine our
stock OF fashionable Cloths and Casmeis toGsh
with variety of the richest Silks ChaIly and Msz
settles vesngS, selected from mportationsfomiRC
very desirable gentlemen taste and fashion 10
make their selection; from the style and workmanship
OF cur garments challenge comparison with the
pense establishments he United States and confninE our
business exclusively cash eusbles
very great saving the purchase Of their wardrobe
Cash delivery and abatement prices Strict pune
les "'''"' j c. BOOTH * co.