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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
F N.w,. U T. &. n
Il hy
inss s"od.apois peach orc6ad-pieaty small fut wen
II s with s'H, r.sa
Dy w. or &:
place. mo lmsrc
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Il = the asiesack ysr aud in iuil view Of Newsrt
s ss i've
e. in n:u. n %S H%S
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Ys1s A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-The. FIRM
3ioIm..y owned and occupied BY JoaatI,n Ward E:q
u the uPceT Fart S h town eY Of E, G.s
the Post hoad and quarter of mile from the Harlem Rail
The above Farm contains ABOUT hundred Of Land
which uader hsh state of cultivation well watered and
Su,ldns. sts chsd ''"' .. '"'
the shove farm dwelling Is not sold before Of
s ss ;ss
"b @Th: f inm we'll adapted Sd0s for "a milk DAIRY.
.sx1 La NUAsHlRF. GOOsEBEEyRY BUsHEs-The
>iom Liv.fpool Gco.ebsIry Bushes, from the most
in bundles Of six root, well Yos.ed each Jog copaing
% Cs - ssS $s$ 's f%si
Whltemth" ''lu Car0ilne," jolly Lass" and
other famous kinds for which Lancashire exceeds every other
part Of Great Britain the Scotch deriving ali their finest kinds
thence will be by reference their catalogues
specimen of the fruit raed here from former npoatos
from This preserved the natural size,
Price Of the Gooseberes 81 so dozen bushes
Also, 500 white and red Dutch Cuants the beat favored
yrewn. Price 81 SO per dozsn
six roots, very stroUg plants 81 yer dozen.
The above such prime order that eleven OF twelve
will be warranted if out At receipt The
Rrcued il in hoe state Observe trim of inches
OF the TOPS and inch of The he aud
during after Gu ture trim them well Sprag and keep the
brsuehe, well thinned cut.
Packed and forwarded free Of expense.
J. NJ THORBURN & CO.,
mia 3t~rc Is John
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BOOTS AND SHOES a.
AT II ED u G. l. ID PRICES.
The subscr bers intend make change in business,
will sell their present stock very low prices abort
tune. FUTILE HAYWARD,
2s9 Broadway.
P: s-The fixtures and furniture of the for sale
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SEEDS OF EVERY KIND JUST RECEIVED
PACKETS QUEBEC AND HENDRICK HUDSON.
Mimi p AZ CARMAN

$& their fisrds and IN. public for the ib-nl patronage be-
% slowed upon .h-m since orvnns ,hcr Seed Store
Conservatory They have just received additional sup
ply o. al the best Known vsrc Of Annual Biennial and
Perennial ElcTer SEEDS. yT,,aS, Seeds yf all siac.
o,. Ah Leav.d and Other c,vly rOtai9.. al in PRIME
house cutur- Bouquets, composed of the most
choce and delicate flowers fer bridal other festive parties;
and Stands; vgIous patterns with Other fancy articles
TO Inform their esds and the public that they have old
seed Of any Kind the and have spared neither pains
from the p' ,"pec,sbs houses in THIS country and Europe
dsbu onearly the ensuing week All will please
cal and essmne for themselves befo purchasing elsewhere
fruit aud ornamen,s Tree; of all kinds Grape vines ard flow.
ering shrubs hsrbaceous plants the
Conservatory and Seed ore Gas Brosdw New York.
Several practical Gardeners wanting situatons apply as
above. ~ Ims,m
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs-

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
n NJ pEYsER co. (latey removed rom the corner Of
-. William and John. No, 50 John street oer or sae
bep! terms wholesale and retail the following tices
reccv by recent arrivals -
BernSest Zephyr Wo,ted-the complete assortment in
Canvass for Embroidery. Of cotton. silk and wor.sd in al.
wdls
Berlin Enbrodery Patems-of the choicest newest d.,
rsptiop; Embroidenes nsned commenced on vs,va,
six w.sstsd and cotton worked the most tasteful PaY
s..r, s,y ~ Has, n,.... or so,a .vs, and in.
Bracslss Combs, Hair Pins and large variety Other
beaut ful Paris Fancy Articles.
Purse OrnamentsStee gilt and silver Beads Busle Pune
Tw pAia and shaded. IN sticks and sPools Embroidery
and flower Chenille Of silk and metal and silk.
Aso FTnges Cimps and Cord and Tasals imported and
their msnu sture, OF gold silver, silk &c all colom
and widths
NJ Branch Store ssea Broadway formerly s Broadway
s,nces
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PRINCES LINNIEAN BOTANIC GARDEN
AND NURSERIES,

sSxe WIN. r. PRINCE. y. offer public their
ksew Descriptive Catalogue of Tres aud Plants with
ucd pric-s, which much lower than uauay
charged Their Trees Gaia
ogues will " paid applicant, and also
be Pn and orders left there mail
will b. executcd With despatch and in a,uIeror
I ans 2weudHitYsTc VIM. PRINCE co.
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SPRING FASHION.

"a THREE DOLLAR HATS-J. H. MONARQUE
calls 1.-THE attention Of the pnblic Of fine
Hats tbs low price OF Tires Dollars 2ss Bowery
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SPRING FASHION.
2rs Priced :; sso5s ,7s Cs:,hs%
proprisois have The pleasure to o@r n.I siye Of Hat
imitation beaver which ccely resemble those formerly sod
for IS and S. at the low fixed price Those who irSm
indispensable article dress have dong
~ AseP T.. rs, Il t.; TO ss pnS hf
they have nearly the Of beauty cheapness
neanes durability and comfort Of the wssI wear , c
o..., ssss sss b 1Sr tho s.i BAD
f2 lmsm ITS Chatham Squire, corner Of Mott strest
SOMETHING NEW
n THE SUB sCRIBER respectfully announces. that his
sn different from any he.stoiore used in this country
which is needs only examination to convince
pain that the the edge Of the of and
thus gives Hat Appearance of having been much
defect the has enabled such
not TO interfere but on the contrary to improve the air
gentlemen requested call and satisfy themselves of
The great superiority 0fh p;eIH SetsGd Sys Others
nm '' and Gap Sppn.s Il Pau II
LOOK At THIS
- JUST RECEIVED, by the packet ship -
Gsne~ra. French Boots ever seem ana now offered
Wa.sr Proof Boots. ........:... / 90
Lisht Calf Sew.d Boots 80. ...S 81 to so
" 4ae Calf shoes. made to %
:" Worked SlipPe,s.. -. Ito rs
fashion, Ladies this store will find the greatest
Cater Boots tina, can be found in this city and all
per white black sin and all other kind, and colors Ao
the greatest OF Boys Boots and Shoes Misses and
ar AND
be the best and cheap the cheapest at s7 Broadway
GREGORY & CAHILL,.
ms imsec 367 Broadway, N. Y.
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!. ONLY LOOK AT THIS and see the as
tonishnRlow prices of BOOTS and Shoes

tonishinRlow prices of BOOTS and SHOES<
that selling of at the New and Fashionable aud
~ Shoe Store corner Of Greenwich and Murray streets
New Ho,k gentemens fine French native calf dou Bile
and single soles from So to 50 s. 50 and IS
calf and kip Shoes Of the latest style aud best materials there
also large rent Of low priced Boots and Shoes
ged sewed for gentlemen boys and youths and
that will come withia the reach Of al, classes.
The Ladies of New York and its vicinity will find il their
advantage to call this and thu spen
did OF gaer Boots Buskns slippers aud Ties Of
any quantity Of 0ys'hoss and waterproof Ba.tiS gentle
and nd Rubbers, fud plain and figured misses and chill
drens Of all kiuds, in abundance and cheap
Don't mistake the number, 1853 Green ~ch street, of
Murrays WRIGHT, CALHOUN eco.
m
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R1Vn 1Wo

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby informs his friends and the
public that he has to babe Passover Bread for
the ensuing ho days, and ready for delivery.
Misunderstanding thst he the congegs
TORS ansh Chs~d Sari Shomaim, and Beth Israel he si
feel happy supply longing other
gregatons The majority Of the members OF the Lin
already their orders the subscriber
confident that this noble aud independent example will
followed by others who should be similarly situated regard
their they please without
being under any restraint NJ 3. COHEN
TERMs-n1y,oofa superior quality, sir to tn. pound
xlx cents; meaA eight cents per pound.
s. Orders all kinds Of Css for the approaching
holidays his Bakery ~ Dey street. % Duane stet
i'm
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mAGNIN'S
LUCINA CORDIAL,

OR, ELIXIR OF LOVE.
DOR the speedy and certain of female Irregularities i'm
potency haryenness huor slbus, incipent consumpton
constitutional debility whether the result Of Imprudsnce Ill
accident
The sensation produced by this wonderful medical discover
~ Paris has besn nearly equsled by its
America, Numerous Testimonials have been received from
hose whose constitution wreck but who have
been invigorard ~ this ncompaabe Cordial Others who
iosnd in th. cordial tbs or se, ali other
medical aid had been used The hitherto chdess fire.
side has often been rendered happy and the nr the pot
the have again erued in the elasticity
Of bygoue days
Tie Of Of the interior villages e New York
which by the Of two bottles of Lucna Cordial
couple after four of bitter dsappoia bled
oce the realization Of the fondcst hopes OF married
life.
The agent for the city cf A.. New York sold bottle
gentleman who had afflicted with disease Of tn. ureh
for eleven n days he returned and said he had
rived far benefit from the bottle than from medical
treatment for eleven lie Immediately bought six bottles
more Up space iorods u 70 name the many gases 70 wnch
this nestmabe Elixir has given single complaint hav
been made Of the least proofs Of its unrvaled
txcelieuce.
Price 81 per bottle.
Sold 90 Nassau New York 30 North Sixth street. Pha-
depha Smith Fowle, 1873 Washington street, Boston.
fe27
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SAVE YOUR. SHILLINGS.

SAVE YOUR SHILLINGS.
"a All that are in ofgood Caters. Shoes, -
&aGz Or Buskins, requested to call atWALx ER'5
corner Of Broadway and Canal street Ladies Caters,
Of the latest French ashon-he cheapest vet offered Also
the greatest Of Gents fine French Calf Dress Boots
stitched 80. Those who purchase at this old esa-
bshment call again. the best evidence of the
raj his Boots and Shoes have given the public
4o Broadway, Canal f25 lmsec
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''IE SUBSCKIBEN inends kefpins UIoe'' u IV' wv VI
suing Passover i7p5 % Catherine ''"''' w"'''
,bo.. nj hi. friend. ,., will honor him with call can he
forn.b.d with the hest quality he lowest ma ket piices
The Coffee and Spces ground, "qnred and sect TO ANY
The .hoys noceres will be ready for sale Tuesday,
v.s 20 Ia. order. 72 srd o. sth.Iiue street
mi 2wsu "a MA Hn"ns'1
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We received few days since, by mail. Tie fol-

We received few days since, by mail. he fol-
lowing curious letter:
HANNIBAL, Missouri, May LIST, ls43.
Amer 'oaa Genius in the Far Wts.-bnportments
IN Steam.
EDITOR OF TIE HERALD, Nxw York:
Dear NIL am In possession OF facts worthy Of
being MADE known to the commercial world II 10
this, have made improvements in the use Of steam
up 10 this tune, that The thieh part OF steam
ID only required 10 produce the same quantity OF
ppwer now procured; or in other wurds, one
ihireth part OF the fuel consumed will produce the
same result. Now, pledge myself, wi,hou, Great
ing any expense, 10 undertake the building Of any
number OF steam engines with these advantages
provided could be properly secured by indie unity
sufficient 10 commence such operation. i have
proved all the principles, and they have been ex-
amined by professors OF science, and they say
have established principles The existence Of which
has been denied but they have been shown an
operative small engine made the scale OF large
one: The facts therein contained are too plain to
be Denied, and now take t,e opportu nify of say
Ing, whenever required, | can produce forty miles
speed per hour, and with onethirtieth part Of the
inel SOW consumed. SO Judge the consequences.
This Is matter the whole commercial world are
interested H. and therefore hope that you will give
these particulars publication, for The consderal ion
OF those who wish TO benefi, by improvements Of
such vast importance. Suffice il TO say, every word
here stated can be established when required, but
| must well be secured in the secrst
/ have the honor to be,
Respectfully, etc,
CALEB ToMPKINs.
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A,riral- JtIkog's Letter. Wraen Fashion Trade
and Politics.
FRIEND BENEFIT
It's quite amusing to stand in Genesee street and
the people throngins into our old friend Locks
when the mails arrive, eagerly figuring after
" Benefits paper they call 1t, and anxious
they to hear the news, that they stand on the
corners and read il. But what creates more fun,
is the correspondence of Wikofl and "divine Fan
n.y." as he styles her. II is rumored in town that
he has prosecuted you tor libel is it so! [T hope
Sod. Hrl
Tho weather in our beautiful city, has been very
good little rain, occasionally. There has been
quite excitement, in the fashionable circles here
"a lovely Miss of IS has eloped with man Of
about 30, no one knows whiiher-it IL expected
that they are in your metropolis. The Miller
ties" are holding meetings once week, and dying
OIL az fast possible they having been convinced
il was all "humbug," from beginning TO end =
There was one OF the most fashionable sources
given by our old and much estet med ilrrd, A. j.
that has been known tor some Time. -Four accom-
lished and beautiful ladies' from your city, MISS b,
fashionable ladies, the accomplished Miss j., and
Miss D., were the principal Stars Of the evening
it broke up abou, 2 O'clock all highly satisfied
Trade has been brisk here this winter consider
ing all things, and the crops look exceedingly well,
and every thing promises tor rich harvest; boats
come loaded with merchandise here, and our bu-
slness men on the alert oil the time.
The wings are delighted with their nominations,
they are calling meetings all over the country TO
express their opinions. NC; They have started
no one knows what their purpose is, but themselves
Aboll'ionism is below mar; once in while they
call meeting, TO tell their sen iments, &c.
MoRE ANON.
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lower Poiice Ohicc.-ruesd.y, May N-QuuE
AN Arraw-On Monday afternoon Mr. George Il. Gill
on the son OF the author OF that namc received the io
lowing no,e-
"sE-,ye have received from London a small! parcel
addre'seS to you the charges which for duties &C.
81 80 You will please advise respecting It, at our
convenience. Respectfully
b. APPLETON co.
New York. May 49, l,li
Yesterday morning he entered the store of Mr.. Apple
to rec' i've the package alluded in the While stand
g =, he counter some one ttepped up behind him and
eshsa ERE you rGs.son'" he answered the
and Immediately male blow at MIR Gliddon the iace
which was followed instantly ~ several other
parts OF the body. Several persons who were present
then rushed in % separate the combatants when the
cry OF murder" was reised. AMI the conflict then
terminated but not unt Mr. Giddon was severely and
seriously Injured by the company present lie immed.
aely repaired to the lower police office and obtained
warrant for the apprehension of james Ewing Cooley,
sisted in the assault end battery Mr. Cooley is the SON.
in.aw OF Mr. Appleton sen and the attack presumed
to have originated from the feeling excited by the publ.
cation of pamphlet written ny MIR @ iddon about two
years since dndng nt'ack made upon his father in
a"ork written by Mr. Cooley entitled IAN American in
Egyp in which Mr. Cooley pretty severely review
ed by the author The case will be taken before the
General Sessions. when shall have full exposition Of
| the whole affair
ham K Stvers. recently employed a biacksuith at
l49 Essex street, fell suddenly dai yesterday while in
tie act Of assisting to put tire Wheel in the ard
the beore named premises Verdict 20 disease of the
heart"
MELANCHOLY Disaster IN PORTSMOUTH Capt.
James Yourgs, rays The Portsmouth Journal ia
company with MIR John Owen left on Thursday morn.
ing at six o'clock in q whale boat for th. purpose of
ishng Abou: o'clock NJ, the boat was capsiged in
a sqnai ard CAPTAIN Youngs drowned Mr. Owen
nj or remaining the nearly an hour wss 10
~ With by the Four Sisters and hrcueht TO port, Capt.
foungs was aeu IS years Of age formerly commander
o. the whale ShiP Ann Parry soi has LETT WIFE
BALhoos iourD--Mr WISE, the celebrated
;Uronant arrived 10 this city, W. \ his balloon, from
He, f,und in In.
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interrupted by VISITS to-day. shall write per Columbia.
though might have :, saved ny chilling BY ,ssdi1s , s
Great Western-hs rich and amiable Mr. Oliver. Of Bat
more, and Mcdonnell. OF do. By the bye, did youev
the well known MIR Oliver OF Baltimore. When in
Europe some years ago, hs dining day with the
From the sensible remarks Of Mr. Oliver the Duke
formed an opinion. shared in ty his noble company that
all Yankee as he that his palate was not unused to
you say of the treatment OF Madeira very trueI quite
agree With YOU b", ~e see il you can talk as knowing
the like Of beioo-the gilt oil his most gracious Msje
The noble convves all SIN ked their lips ss the butler
moved OF in search Of the divine nectar alluded to.
Il came, and the strongest eulogums pronounced
upon by all ne ccmpony Mr Oliver alone was silent
the best clarst you ever drank ~ Shall give my true
Judgment J" responded Mr. Oliver. Certainly, sir
nounce it trash" :" Trosh p echoed the as,onshed Duke
and the company stared in am ,zement Yes grace
the wine;" and the Duke called the butler, who it
discovered had put ordnae the table for the rich
beverage ue pake meant ms guests 70 have paraken o.
He aroogsed to them though greatly amused at their
confusion; and looking at the blunt American sad
nit your correct judgment and like you better fer its
plain avowal" This perfectly true and you may put
1t in the Herald will 40 the rounds of all the English
prints. You may tell i, better il you choose.
My kindest regards to Mira and family.
Yours, truly, INV
Losc's Horxl, Aug. Sd, (ls4sl
In writing OF Fanny Elssler would be greatly obliged
II you would state incidentally the facts will add the
subject Of her American acquisitions aud will refer you
for their confirmation to her lawye here Brooksbank.
Esq Greys Inn. or her friends Mr. and slrs Gate. "f
urc! Ecclc ton street Or nor lawyA erin Philadelphia w.
Reed E.q Most OF her gains in the United states,
Above her personal expenditure, and the considerable
RENTED to her family in Europe in vested in
the bss, State stocks. in her and subject, Of
course to other control than her own. During her
stay in the United States she had three different agents
M5 Belmont hen Dusr E9 lastly Msssi. Hem on
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DgorGur At TUE Sor'ru The weather in and
abon Narchrz, during the past five or siy weeks.
has been unprecedented in the recollection Of the o
iphshsns During the past thirty DAYS We have sca,ce.
hal s,howct sufficient 10 prevent the upward tendon.
cy Of the duet Orr planons all sui ring Gr want
of rain. Whst seed we have planted has oucd or been
hnrnl Mp and We have no more to rcplan NoicAs ses
e1,, Iy Q.
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LIGHT House At fihvANA.A gentleman from
Havana, on Saturday. informs us that The old Light
81 The entrance OF the hshor Of evana has been
cd to give place Dew and superior one daily
tom ivre The Lev Light willie elevated 81 Zee, above
we Moro Cattle aud will he visible to vessels running
nom sst to We-. which was not tho case with Tie III
Light
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BRRAcn or FRoMISg On trsl in T,Toito,
tpgcr Cnnals Tor Breach OF tie marriage PROMISE tho
Jury gave The lady only ten dollars damsges
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The WHEAT CRor or TIE USIrEp STATES. The
Prairie Farmer. publish at Chicago Ill., saws -
u there he not larger wheat crop ia the Uaed s .tes
this year, or in the West at any rate then bur
we shsl, be disappointed. In our rambles through nj.
nos, wisconsin and INDIAN we have nn been IN.
formed that more wheat was sown last fall than usual
maj almost itost exception % far AZ We have been ALE
TO learn, has been uninnred hy the wafer IL" carly
opening OF spring will hasten its growth 30 that there
VIII no little Danger from rust and this being tc Chief
cause al csr for wheat ia this region think the pros
pect Good for s,ge crop Several ofonr core pond
en's writing from Wisconsin and southern and central
Illinois coincide with these views From inquiry we DO
not think there quite as much sown IN central and
southern Illinois last year In, rtobshl, than
previous year whsp the crP has not been cut OF
The has been favorable that unu'ua cunt
of spring heat has been got Ia no calamity falls upon
the crop Hsx; harvest will W. n hnsy season,
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the day she danced hee assembled his congregation in
the evening opposite the church, and while Fanny inno
Gently danced Knapp preached and said all sorts oil angry
things And now what will he ssy-s Judgment on the
hut siar she had left it. could not get the Herald" at
Providence, though offered any thing. These ID
Knapps hurt it, there is doubt. you give these
chaps kick, shall be delighted, and the community
neilted. Excuse my indecent hurry.
Fanny sends respects to YOU and wife.
Yours, II. WIKOFF.
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Utica.
pNndence Of the Herald

Correspondence OF tn. Herald
Urea, May llth, 1914
A,riral- WTko9s Letter JVtaen Fashion Trade
and Politics.
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CALIFORNIA Accounts from Mazatan state that
for the last tour years there has So much ran
fallen usual in single season and for twelve months
up to the first Of January there has not been small
shower: in consequence thereof every description of
vegetable had persisted and the cattle were dymg nv
hundreds For the last six months II has been OILY with
extreme difficulty that the inhabitants could obtain snei
cient to sustain nature