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Vegetables very nne New corn, 81 the 100 ears;
csbbages 81 the dozen bests A. the dozen bunches eggs
II for IL. %
We sorry the Greenwich Market turned into
q hay store. But solitary stall Is now oocnpied
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GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE FREE
EXHIBITIONS,

GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE FREE
EXHIBITIONS,
At the Elysian Fields, Hoboken.
Z July "a sss.t
wits Wit Of ths city, eomprsng Me,s,. Wood Rugslas
ecert will The course of the after.
noon play several 'a'o's MR fiI'' HOOD
M I and s se ~ Ss the S kop
Tn. celebrated RdS. va,., E sss hi DARN. ,
~'''s' SLACK "a Sii'r' ROPE. COPE on the
MR.. w. WILLIAMS,
the anriyssd Equbr;t Plate Waissr Greeian Bal.n.
BY @ e: Ma As % hs Prodigy
hs. 9niy a
sIGNOR GARCIA
G and Il. Italian Fsns0
Mons Mouiette the Poiander
sseas'Tmopch, s.s mon ~, Sr somsbGSy Nobody.
signor Bsllasandra, the Cham Balancer
Grand Grand TaII, II,s.iSI%s ISn.slf into Balloon
Madam Jordan and Mons. de Stella will dance Pas de
gGIotesque Chase Of Clown after Butterfly.
IN. celebrated clown. Jack May will try his skill in
All Of whsh viii form one Of the Sande. free exhibition.
ever M presented % 20 a New ORR public jyl9lwaic
4E 9s Es5 HsSSAsx s1rMSS
GRAND FlsHiNo' J Exc6Rs;IoNs. EaxHg5Ias;
;S%E5 Y n; e HBsE
no.iee. Tor pasenge at Amos It, A. Canal
street ~ IsiSarse Ferry Brooklyn, Pike street sk
way allowing time TO the Forticst On returning
Will laed at the above places. Chambcrmaids will in
attendance hand Of music will accompany daily
Lines Will be furnished board ANAL chage-ba gratis
Dinner and refresmen on board Fare IS zach way
COTILIuN PARTIES ON FRIDAY EVENINGS
nd.eS mne above boat will make an E.csoa win Parry
company elect Friday Evening unit, further
uce weather being nvoabe) large Military and Coton
Band engaged The Boat will BE- Illuminated and
with the choicest Refreshments of all kilds with
walters Ia order TO secure respectabity aud the
party the Number OF tickets limited to 3 and only
Tickets 81 to admit gentleman and ladies' The will
Leave Delaney street at M Pike TX; Pier No. No
~ ~; Canal street IN Amos 8-retuning at season.
abls hour aud will land at Canal street Pike
NbNo tickets be had board the boat no per-
sioNs FoK SEA BXfhis TSe above bo,t x On
Saturday Afternoons leave Amos Canal street al
Fer No N. Il. At o'clock Ana on SUNDAYS and
MONDAYS will 10 the Morning Ie,ve Amos street, at sK
anal street sx; Caharne Ferry, Brooklyn o. Pike street
~; and Pier No NJ RS ~ Aad in the Afternoons
prcc.sa,nE to FORT GANiLTUN BARN and CUNEY i,Hs
lsLANp when praccabe: allowing time bahe use oil
bathing houses gratis Returning will land at the same
places Chambermads in attendance Rercsmen ON board
Fare each way, l21< cents.
JIG 7ns'rc HENRY Il. RIELL.
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ECONOMISTS, HOT!
THE BEST, CHFAPEsI aud NE ATEsT CLEANING
and reuanE 81 Cents Garments done AZ 100 Nsssar
hft, where large stock o. Clothing IA Away
ylpthins. Remember 100 Nassau street
iy20 lmsrc GEO LEyIE
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FIRST BoARD, July $780, ,O0O State 6's, 4 ds 75;
$4,000 do So, IS; $40 600 do 5s (d inst) Isl Io0
shares Wilmington X r.. s, AT; % do cash az;
81 do United states Bank 81; do Manuf Mechanics
Bank 243; 100 do Glrard Bank cash Ia $500 Camden
Bonds per cent 993
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PRoDucrroN IN TuE UNITED

This gives an immense increase in all but barley and
potatoes those notoriously short last year And
OF potatoes 30 many became diseased that con-
strained to mpsrt from Ireland England France Belgi
throwing ont barley and potatoes net thirds OF
the crop have been sent forward and many thousand
bushels OF those two thirds have been given the cattle
to fatten them for market And notwithstanding this
and the increased shipments to Canada and abroad the
supply in our markets is quite large In order to
show that not than thirds OF last years crop
have been sent forward will give statement Of the
receipts at three extreme points OF the country =
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boRDEAUx-Basque Ipca-0 hhds bbls cks brandy &; q
EMtion-lo hf 10 ar 90 pipes do Boker-Ss hf do
FIBER berw,th-4 hds vine hf do Adolph Pender-2 DO
bag corks Boardman3 chs gum Riet-7 cases wine
90 Mspp%s5 h 10 bb brandy
wine Stonvene-50c do hf ppa brandy Bninger co
2ao cs DO 10 hi 10 pipes do Meea6 do Barclay Ly
ngst9n-l case silk kozat-8 do Pihr Korck-i bbl
brandy wine .s A,se spTy-l7 hhds wine hi do
BREMENBaque Johann Georg-4sls Sss ID bdls ron al,
,,ehs Krugsc6 pkgs II Wensrs Bechtel & Drryer-Io
Wiencke.s Foph--lL Bourry dvernos-li Schroeder 4
rntiu qI,h.im.7i5 Herschen Unkar
"a der-4 Victor Aches-e q N Cieer-I + Gn,sch- /
Meyer stncten--6 Rocker Monar-2 Ei,chel & Bern.
havd-63 kohns' 'amm-25 Spies Christ Il CO.
MATANzAs-scnr Harp 81 hhds sugar Rowland & Aspu-
apples n L McCready CO. '
Domestic Imp0rtatiOns.
SAvAnNAH=Ship Newark-248 bales cotton II Tallmau-
20 Parmles Roger,-44 X Gaves-6 @ Collins-53 do
der ~ " "
SAvANnAn-Brg Excel-l32 bales cotton Hamil, ,ou5o
Pilot y LIE barbsr-75 Collns-3 r. Emauuel-2 & II il
Graves-ll Perkins & Hopkps-i9l to order = - -
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Mine months endlrg July 1, Isas.


The total value ofthe exports in s4s were 500 26s
while the agricultural exports alone in nine months
amounted to $70 1t would be fair calculation to
estimate the exports from this port up July Is is4
at about twohirds of the whole export for the year
IMPORTS AND Exports oF The Urlrrn srArr.
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l. .. OF Q. F.
THE MEMBERS OF GETTY'S LODGE. No IL, l. o
OF u F. hereby requested to give full aend,uc
the next cgaler Lodge etns National Hall receive the
Celebration Of the W. q Lodg, Of the State oi New Jer-
sey. to be holden at Trenton the 3st Of July
JOHN n. SMYTH, N. G.
ABEL X. FOSTER, Secretary.
New York, 18th Julv 1874. iy20 2tsec
NEW ENGLAND GUAkD5. ATTENTION The
- ExMembers Of the ~ h. q 50 Of Boston, requested
70 meet at the Asto House. Tuesday Evening
O'CLOCK to make lin connection with the
York City Guard) for the reception old corps upon
their Contemplated visit TO this city. jy20 3tec
EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
523 Pearl street, near Centre street
WARN, COLD. AND SHOWER BATHS, equal with
any Ia the city, l21l cents each Lodgings with good
Glenn single Beds l2K Meals IAN board and Lodgings
S2 50 per week Newpapsrs from London Liverpool ali
the principal cities Of the United States taken
iv1n
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MOVEMENTS OF BREApsTuFFs.

According to this there increase the receipts
only at place. and 1t 10 fact that
the crop Of s43 much larger than that OF 1872 Take
all the markets. and nearly the result would seen
10 connect with this we have increased shipment
abroad which still leaving large supply in the country
must affect the prices Of the crop going into the
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Mr. lanes COMMON nrNIsnrwrY Nnw rYoRx. July 10, 1874
e. line, w.; ;s saa'sd By an
oblse many besides yoar friend - ~ JW v'
Arse my muse. and sing the praise
II :es%s1s ahs s,,a Gspa1s u ss. days
VINO sails the New York so WILL known.
This vessel went day this week
Or sawpits Hsrbor ali the same,
My readers understand The name.
He got all ready for TO 20,
But thea the way he did not know,
Ard he must 90, Or break n his 'S word
To find pilot now he went,
No bargain bout the price you know.
This piloe had been captain too.
Who left his busin':s to go-
For well he knew, TO keep the track.
Now When hen sd, sITl,fS (. safe and sound
He paid him two whole dollars, Oh
Which was a liberal price, ysu know,
He'll come there @'s :. he e DID Sese Ssore; .o's
Now when hs comes TO my friend,
You know on what you may depend.
But advise you for to take,
Along with you a piece Of cake,
Or giass o. beer. upon my word. jy2ol
HAaNwIAaINSA Az sEGAas ASpsr DOMINGO COFFEE-,.
goo ooo Havana Sgas Of the most celeorated brands well
= e'S' p D0Gnso Gs Pearl street.
MILtgNERY AND DRESS MAKING-Mn COO
ssy Ri
hons Of s Two se mopos wSsn Sna %o .Ss
have of submitting inspection at her store
No Division se Cha,ham square Ladienw do well IA
resolved for workmanship and Of design, combined
With er low ch g to sand unrvaIied and put compsti
ton stoeeth asIde.
COOPER begs infinite her sister will arrive in th,
city b. 4 with the earliest fashions Of
both capitals by the middle or end OF September.
Bonnrs from one dollar to twenty Open the 22d
jy202e re
sGENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
or Families who are desrous of converting their left of
To Families and Gentlemen quitting the city changing
residence having superuous effects dispose Of will
bad mnch to their advantage send for the subscriber
VIII attend at their residence BY aPpc'sstyn,sn,s
466 Broadway, up stairs.
line through the Post Osce Otherwise will receive
prompt atteatIss jy2o Imsrc
CAST OFF CLOTHING
EENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desirous OF converting
aso cash their .uge,fgous - sass G Of Cl9,hHs VIII
To families gentlemen quitting the changing
delcs having effects Of the kind to dispose Of will find
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
''' ''" " i'I Il IEvETT Des So Wal. street,
- and at 470 Hudson 1t.
0 snfousn INC post oce otherwise, will receive
pfompt attention jy2olm-rc
LEA NESS.
ITO CURE DEAFNESS aud the var GUS diseases Of the
requires the practical individual attention of the phy
sicIsn. 10 suppose external application Aft
owillcne eternal diseases OF the preposcfous TO
eect IN esIcan treat each dlssne by scientific appliances
DIS JxsfLE 4 GDWARDs, Salis,,, ssi Broadway
devoted and diseases OF The
EAR They ATE daily consulted from A NJ till r. M.
Jy2O ltsm
M L ID ICAL AID
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 40.

SUN RlsEs... ss.4 AZ MOON Sets
SUN sETs.....s....... ...7 "a HIGH wATER...... IL
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CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS RQCKINQE Aec

FLOOK OH CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, &c.
THE sUBSCRlBERs heve pow on rand an extensive and
choice selection of Carpengs from low priced il snn
richest and most costly descriptions Of Brussels Saxony
Royal Wilton, Velvet. Turkey, ATmnser and Tapestry
CAhPEIINGS.
Ao Floor Oil Cloths OF the aud splendid
colors
Ao French and English Boz kings Drogget Felt Carpet
Fugs Of the richest descriptions: French embossed Table
and Piano Covers. &c 4c, all Of which will be sold
lower prices than aoy similar in the city
e., w SMITH COMPANY,
asa Broadway. Opposite the CITY Hall.two doom
below Stewart 60 = extensive Dry uoods Store
ITO 2wissec
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HEAR HEAR!
MONDAY WILL Bs PUBLISHED
THE MlSERIES OF NEW YORK:
OR, THE BURGLAR AND COUNSELLOR.
BY PR k'FESSOR INGRAHAM.
A THE Copyright Of this immepse work cost a large
A amount. large sale is confdently expected.
The Lawyers come in for share.
For sale at ia Nassau and at all Booksoresi2k
cents. iv2O m
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WINES, CORDIALS, PRESERVES, &c.
I6S la FULTON STREET

NAPOLEON tOuRsEN, respectfully Informs he hu al
- ways on MS hands complete aud
choice oi nrh, German spanish Vines Of various
oraaos .il and sparkling IN casks half cases. per
z n, gallon and bottles
Alsob French vnegas, Gin, Rum, Absynth, Ksh, old su
peiior bfandy pipes hall ppes
on in bottles and half hotes Brendy Fruits segars ysr
Gus brands salad O Capers Olives Pickles Mustard, Oruy
SIasbnrg Perrnes Of Noyrac Caviar Trues Mushrooms
| &c J20
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STRANGERS BEWARE,

I '
this age Of Quackey Humbrs il important to
choose experienced ply Ur Evans removed
hs old GaeI Head Dspensary No 2B8 Pearl
Of Beekman street. wbee he continues his
cureg Of all delicate dseass how compcAted He
ppIscs the citz and that there DR. Evans
HIS stand and that he has
osher office His charges are moderate-his consultons
scy private B-Observe the numbe-mistakes are oiisn
dsDg gerous-288 Pearl street
Medicines and directions any Of the Union
jy20 ftsrc
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DENTAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR sALf- Complete 4 sss Of Dental Instruments Any
Iers0n vshirg 10 smtak the prof ssion have
ppehssing line Case Address Dentist, this once
JIG stm
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HAVANA sEGARs AND 81. DOMINGO COFFEE
200 900 Havana Ssgas Of the celebrated brands wei
selected; so bags st. Domingo Coffee, for sale by
jy20 3tis. re G.. +. GKOSHEIM, 10 Pearl street
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THr SONG OF INNIsHoWEN.

p,ssee ossy l3 D5ass
e g IKE s
/. ono 70 on sa s%as
song utelso,sb a troop Of Hugh ONei horse lies IN
under the hill Of old
Paesa :vs wait to have the spell removed rush to the aid
% br eoun,ry and (says thu lesend who wandered
uy AIMED md holding the brides in their hands
them lifted his head and asked III ms ,e 3 Sog
much frightened TO replydropped back into his letharEy
some Of the old folk the asgo'y and inter-
pref ii as they desire.1
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DARING HIGHWAY RoBBERy.-On Monday
night, young gentleman from Cincinnati named
Cochran, who had arrived in our city on Sun
day, having in his possession money to the
amount OF $1,000, brought for the purpose Of
purchasing iron and nails, as he was passing
along Second street, in the vicinity of Mr..
Churchs warehouse, was knocked down, and
the whole amount of money above named stolen
from him. Pittsburgh Amer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

AccrpENr.-Mr. Curtiss F. Camp, an indus
trious citizen of the town of Otto Cattaraugus
county, while telling tree on his farm on Mon
day week, was 30. severely injured In conse-
quence OF the falling tree sliding and striking
against his side, as to cause his death on the 18th
INST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28
SEBRING,S RESTORATIVE 1.0pnI.I-

rs now universally admitted 10 be oer1ai,
specific for Dyspepss, Nervous Affections Wsakrs in
e. Arctic Debility, Sc Physicisas II 70 9s'
TENTS gentlemen who have experienced its curative ~
bspetifom It's exhibition in nervous and other
epoures are restored TO thar ate; and the weak and E
made Srrous and vigorous Hesth the poor sa sSe
the Ech mans bliss has, htoagh It's nueDce ssne'
tended TO all classes and Notwithstanding, ana @
trers merchants and bankers lawyers and fiyips I;Ie
Pliers poets and planters all been cured BY this oso
their certificates and recommendations Sa,Sac;ony
Yet thousands upon thousands who are daily a,
torture both of mind and BODY from ,hS aEove csSsS
when Giadte remedy is offered them in the Restn
i've tortAl. which Is prepared by {. {. SEBRlNG s,i
sold AZ his Office No. Murray street ;S s aaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

DEATH OF \ SOLDIER OF THE REVOLUTION
Died on the morning of February llth at ten
o'clock, at the residence of his son, in North
Woodbury. township Bedford County, Penn,
Henry Kifer, a Revolutionary soldier of l776,
who had attained the astonishing age, in this our
day and generation, of one hundred and ten years
and SIX mon tbs.
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OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES, !

Old AIms-H0use, IPArk.1S
TAKES OF 1s43-Pursuant to the 9Th and 9th
Sections of the ID Article of the Act for the Collection
public notice is hereby given that unless the Taxes
naming unpaid shall De paid before the 18th Gay OF
February neyt an per will be charged
upon all Taxes remaining unpaid on that day. and farther
addition OF per cent Will be charged upon all lakes
manning unpaid on the 18th day OF March next
The Taxes required to be paid IN money current at the
several Banks in this City.
Office hours, fom A. NJ. t2P. NJ.
jos tMhI H. T. RIERSTED. Receiver OF Taxes
ITATEMENT or EXPENDITURES ONAC
~ COUNT OF CLEANING STREETS, from January
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FACTS FOR A DlsCRlAi.
- - yATING PUBL1C.1ln as mt much 2, .


&c dver,;se,,arts (ort not now for the hts; unej az
sed nv character and charged upon the attempt 2 P
fF s1-onq adoe toals by OF The same stamp Wnc ~
has seem r 70 use bat which he has IN fact ht Az
no hes seen II 10 mpcats IN the same charge the nm q
nc h 81, ,sith whom aone my tools for ias,l
d M dv 10 make the following statement and ~
tb- bc 10 Judge who IS The guilty party more a
49,, rsars since my father, Thomas Conge FOLLOWED Vi
bn,iness Of king edge tools IN the neghboIns sac u
NV Jrsey and Invariably used the stamp off, Congsf
hat 100 when said John Conge was blowing the bs
~; f@. as his apprence To that business was bouSs
no and when my father gave up his business about The W
1922 continued IL using 7 stamp. The above HaI,
John Conger with nay father asout5 y.arsas an sp-
tice and jouneyma1; ne (u!eIeptaily In his aas
nsEt he learned anything Of my father during tsI I
II H. By that Islander the dead, CT e.
Ing him the reputation OF my fathers Tools. COIN s1
and abroad will stamp falsity upon the assertion
loon the contrary, he means That he himself "as t h.1
Of bang taught may be And from the act o. -
john Conges taking the stamp Of ny FAT her 10 gl7e
tools Of hi. make, should rather be inclined y
1t IN that respect tue. -. .-sdnl
Ofone thing however viii give John Consef me .sta
that part his advertisement be and that n o.
Ing be honest assuming the stamp vsc
to have taken in the first place and left stamp 70 81
alone entitled it. and make 1t The ssppfs La lad
his own success and lis uniu,.bts use by himself sd
keeping or attempting keep others out OF me ne
of right shall continue the stamp heretofore usso W o
my father before As my tools they reqai.s and
than their intrinsic merit 10 give them cne
would not now De before the public 10 assert my viii
in respect 10 them. had john CongsI osseiy Tho ri
my own the character Of Messrs Osborn Litt!s' ~
and D. will I'll be in future cay sole agents IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

FIREs AT WASHINGTON, N. C.-The office of
the Washington Wing was slightly damaged by
fire on the 18th inst. On the 18th, fire broke
out in the turpentine sheds belonging to John
Myers, which were entirely consumed, together
with the greater part OF their contents. Loss
about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

PARpoNEp.-A man named John Jackson Of
Chester county, Pa, was recently convicted of
homicide and sentenced to the Eastern Peniten-
tiary for term Of two years On arriving at the
prison he was Immediately Porterised, and left
without even being shorn of his locks. Flee to
the Key Stone, o We rogues!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

ArS EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTIMORE
E.;E ERASTUS COLEMAN has this day taken HEN
sa&ARY +. JACKSON into partnership and future the
House will be conducted in the of Coleman Jackson
The patronage of the travelling public and influence Of
friends 10 respectfully solicited.
Baltimore. Feb. |. 1854. Il I'm
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SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTORE
AND BEAUTIFIER


TRIAL BoITLES-THREE SEILLISGS
's'O THOSE who have used Jones's Corai u,,.
= Restorative know rs excellent QnsliIss TO whose s
is mus! prove the truth Of our sts,smeni-au that ". a.. oo
AFRAID OF Persons trying small quantity ssr we NC.
9 on aRy part whore Na.n.e intended s 70 grow a or @
as OIL CUE sGoIt E daadtuE, and make light nd q, S
ela exceed ths-it makes Iuy he.utiu and kesps ~
II M indeed the most economical ytt supenor articIe ~
Tor the l1 Sod-price ;. shilliags bs,teN.,,T
sga Of the American Eagle So Chataau-slreet NewTse
9Fnton street Brooklyn; State street, Boston; IGa
I'm
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N0TTCE TO NEW FIRMS.

MERCHANTS about establishing ne" H'iI'
WI are requested TO peruse the following CARD;
Tn. subscribers having bssn estabIshsd1 .ot
PAINTERS would acquaint ara 9ts ere b ouy
have concluded 10 reduce ther CHARSsi5S ESt 0a''
20 pr CENT. BELOW their former PflG Es y, Knows
- All work executed by them e Be IL 5hel irI 81 ~
sCPERIOR STYLE. AGKERNAN ID d aasI Ara
C0RNs, CORNS AND TOOTHAGht5E1 s s.jIa1
" without extracting for sale at a c. RKe ?so In
Stor. so BoweYy, n. z. Pnce 50 cents each. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

~ The Bath IN. " Sentinel of Friday says
The largest FIRE which has ever occurred IN this vii
laee, broke out this morning at o'clock, in the
store occupied by a. Conlon, which was not ar.
rested until after the destruction of Ave buildings
The buildings were occupied for stores and athces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

GIaI. MlssNa.-h1,ss Mary Bryant, aged 20
years, of North Salem, Mass. left her residence
to visit q neighbours on the evening of Esd jan
uary. and has not since been heard of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

u A lad of eleven years old, named John Ca
be, in Poughkeepsie, fell through trap-dcor
twenty-five feet, one day last week, and fractured
his skull. Hopes are entertained of his recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

Moan1s CAsAL.--Messrs. Mills and Skyes have
renewed their lease of the Morris Canal from the
receivers, and intend to put the whole line into
operation for the ensuing season at the earliest
practicable period.
p The Sailors Of Baltimore are standing out
against an attempt TO reduce their wages from 10
TO IL dollars per month.
G7e American Merino Shawls are now manu-
featured in Blakely Township, Penn. from wool
rnised In Lancaster. They are said to be large
and handsome article and sell readily at S.
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&a COTTON MILL FOR SALE-The Cooper
:N Gotten Company Daytoa. Ohio. will sell arpublic
auction, on the 18th day Of May next their Cotton
Mill with the Machinery within it, and such quantity OF
grouad around It as may be agreed The Mil is foug
stories high built OF brick substantial
stone foundation feet wide and hundred aud
ont feet !ons with wrshousr projecting the body
OF the building and situated rediae on tie BERN bank
Of The Miami Canal withn few rods OF centre the
City Corporstion Adjoining The Nil! Picker House OF
oIck bait during The past high The Ma
chnsrg consists Of laos spindle, and 30 looms with the ne
cessar PREPARATION and operated b power Of 1900
Miami Canal Kinder permanent lease from the State. The
srvund which the Mill stands has front upon the Ca
nal of 40 feet held IL fee AID ss feet held of the State oy
permanent ease with the power the whole running
back from the Canal the head feet; adjoining
streets and sbqtng upon he head OF which SUCH
on more or MAJ be agreed will De od
purchaser of the Mill. The will ba cne-,hrd OF the
purchase money down onehi.d year. remain
ing third III two from tbs sae the deferred payments
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tins can s9bstantate TWO pefsoDs caIEst 81 UsU.
Lttles and inquired capeners tools OF Coneefs
they said they had They asked for COOPER tools aI
handed assortment stamped Conger" bat sct u.
genuine stamp They then asked for Congers, OF
for rounding howeng and following knveshey had noG
The fact then, 1t appears, is, they have just sulhcn
ledge consent. They have made Of my name 50 os
it appears quite eInra and would almos! dsa
as there are tools of my manufacture in the rk clearly
showing that they appreciate advantage they have
and still hope gain through tim their business ne S
upon NV tools is thus: CONGER
f15 I'm. ,Jew.Yofk 80 AttOrn eyS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

Dy oLusI OF me CIotou Aqueduct GomHlIttes.
JAMES a. COFFIN
f20 81 President Crcten Aqueduct Board
hTOTICE.-The Temporary Water Loan OF the
~ City Of New.Yo due and payable March st. 1874
WI De pad tpGcpal and that day al hs Cong
LTsmPorary Loans In sums Of $3.50 and upwards vii!
De taken by the City payable ID TWO years with
Colnptrollers Office, New.York Feb. Is. 1874.
T NJ. IRIIBLE, CARPENTER, Theatre al
y ley, between Ann and Beskman ss New York. Job
bling OF every description executed the shortest noee and
on the most reasonable terms. fell Inns