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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-24

o. LECTURES on THE DOCTRINES AND
, PRINCIPLES OF AssoCIATIoN.-The 70 flowing gep
Of the AND sh
Social Reorganization, propounded by Charles Foirier
and for laying before their these principles
ana TINS plan in their true characters and bearings VIZ
Horace Greeley, Parke Goodwin, William H. Charming,
A. Brisbane O. Macdanie C. j. Hsmpea and solyman
Brown.
The first lecture will delivered by Horace Greeley
ESQ., on Thursday evening the asth instant al half past
corner Of Broadway and Leonard street.
subjsct-socety-Ag glance at its History, and state
Of its present condition and evils with hints the
character and spirit of a true social state
After the Lecture any inquiries relating to the prnci
pies and details Of Association, and any objections
brought forward sgainst the same viii be answered
TO defray expenses charge OF six cents will be made
at the door.
90 LAST LECTURE AT SOCIETY LIBRARY
by irot BRONSON this evening at II o'clock, when he
closes his course Oratory and Music Laws of Life
&C., and Dssections Of the Manikn and shows the
Of success in Orators and Musicians, and particularly
Clay, Webster Ole Bull WEAK Temps and RUSSELL and
why scientific and afectuous musicians often in OPP
position to each other Among the REGULATIONS and Songs
are the Maniac and Newfoundland Dog. Admission IS
cents.
oy- X. d, COMPLETE FOR ONE SHILLING!
this day, at the New World office 30 Ann street. price 2}
Lover Esq, author of Rory OMore Handy Andy &c &C.
Rich hsmor and graphic delineation Of character
worthy successor to Handy Andy-[Edinburgh Ad.
vertiser.
The best reduction of the pen of the author of Handy
The very best of this agreeable authors charming fc.
TONS Shrewsbury News
Far and away the most able he has produced-[Free
mans Journal.
Altogether, we anticipate for Treasure Trove still
more extensive popularity than its favored predeces
sor Han dy Andy, enjoyed-[Sunday Times
1t will rival any of his former productions. Lenser
Express
Full ofinVident-[Cork Examiner.
The story ia well told.-[Dubln Monitor
The situations are highly dramatic and the characters
well drawn Edinburgh Observer.
All Mr. Lovers wit and humor and purely natural pa
thos, here brought into full play-[Monthly Re-
view.
Humorous and lively dublin Evening Post
Altogether, Mr.. Lover has wonderfully increased his
reputation by this work-[Mornng Post.
thorough Irish tale-[Dublin Evening Mail.
Office 80 Ann where all the cheapest publications
| on modern literature can be had nearly at cost
Blackwood for january, facsimile edition tomorrow
81 year only-save your money. Address
J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann at.
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SUT 2U 3
" ND---
Cleared
CHI, o,.s, or H.. w., WaaaLo.. I;,..oo,, xyoahuu
Snp queen ol the west w oodhouse Liverpool, Wooohuh
q ut SIs Syus. " oI"s'ue ~ ~" Ahurso"
SCo-Schr sultana, smith, do Buck x reteIs
Arrived.
Packet ship Patrick Hepry Dlano from Liverpool Dec 2
with mdse, to Grionsl, Min,urn & Co
Russian ship Brok andre days from Aneeero, Spain
with mdsr to p. j. Francia
Ship Yazoo Task, I6 days from New Orleans with cotton
Ship Winnegsncs Lowell II days from New Orleans, with
cotton, 70 masier:
Ship Newark Merwn DAYS Mobile with cotton TO
Durham DImon;, .
swedish barq Fortuna. Brodn, 30 days from Gefe, with
iron. TO Grinnell, M,tqm Il 90
Dasaae hnanuac. n spm q gays from vera C"1 win spe
French ba,que Aexandse Ashbaurt 20 days from Guada
ouo IN ballast 10 boyd hncken has experienced severe
weather on the coast and most Of the crew frost bitten
Swedish 5ns Osca Helm >! days rom Marsellles with
mdse 10 j. Mitchell Has experienced severe weather on the
passage; p;.. NIL,
Brig Mohawk, ferc" - days from beze hon with maho-
Sany to master Sailed IN CO. with brig Florida bianco FL
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Domestic Importations

NEW ORLEANs-Ship Yazoo-75 bbls pork 70 do lard $50
kegs eff 32 es do Chain co32 bIs 90 hhds $50 kegs
Work Drake-86 do Caunaer-l3 bbls beg Hoppoek
bales cotton Baltey Graham eom Van
lao svirl9 bales hemp % Goodhu cos hhds tobac
col csc Alexapder-l8 Maitland COLI bbs tallow
starch Pollen Cogaie-3l bales bbls box March
3 ties SEED Is bbs 7 Mabee-3tcs ,ung Coz bales
Brown Demckl1t do hemp Buru Jobnson-2 cks w ork
Drake-i Brethaupt Chung cks bis F,sche-I bxs
Frowbrdge. Dwight co.. pkgs Buck co326 bales 40 pks
to order
Nrw ORLEANs-shp Winnegance-29o bbls pork SAG pis
lead Edwa ds-563 ibis pork Mathews do Ne
~ so1A5a srd W oly-s do Gator OIL l22 do bans.
23 bales cotton DEPOSIT Wh,twar h2 pbls How Lee 4
colo bxs oil stones VOLTS Glespa-l hid tobacco Agnew
Son-B bbls Pork Tapham ebbins-8l8 bales 5
Pa'ten.
MoBE-Ship Newak-25o bales cotton, Sprague 4 Robin
son-3a do Ilo brook Nelson &co5O do Wisne Gaze
$50 do Ayeri co-i0s do Bel. EFT yohussn-2 do
Colt co-80 do to orders hid, 2 bhs NJ Ia MAJ.
APALAcHIcoLA-Brg Tipoeon-378 bales Goodhue
X CO. 100 Hoaan-l7 T. Richardson
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Died,
On Monday, 22d inst after lingering Illness ISAAC
HALsEY Senr, aged 80 years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral Thursday the 25h inst,
o'clock A. NJ from his late residence East Newark N
j. His remains will be removed for inerment to Hano
ver Morris county N. j. Carriages will be in attend
the Railroad depot in Newark to convey persons
to the place the funeral and alse to convey to the place
Of intermeDt those who may desire to CO.
On Tuesday morning. Odd inst, of consumption, MARY
DEMPSEY wife of James Dempsey, in the 45h year of her
age.
Her friends and the friends of her brothers law Peter
and Andrew OConnor and Nicholas Walsh respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at four
o'clock from her late residence No. l25 Suffolk street
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SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
Nt.T I.GIsN 10


DEMOVED from Second street 60 Spring st-Patron,s,
~ by the nent Throughout uroTe and by
many Of heir professional brethren in the United sass
allowed by all TO he thu spproeh he t.
pTod0ced Introduced this country aud made solely by
WILLIAM SELPHU,
No 80 Spring street, near Broadway, New York.
&c TENS moaerate ard indspusber fe.ences gwen.
" have the artificial leg e ssipho IL.
tion excellent and well calculated all
offsets desired But the best Of all the proof Of hose who
them; this is positive and undo liabe some OF my
lends whom mutated inform that th.yarc
70 all Others. VALENTINE MOTT,
Professor Of Surgery, University Of New Yors ,
ia lmdyGwyssc
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FIRE AT HARRIsBURG.-The Washington Hotel
at Harrisburg very much injured by fire the 22d
inst. The furniture was nearly all destroyed
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam ships.


khCA I'd sS0ll.
Pop LIVERPOOL.
q ofWest, w dollhouse. Jan.2i
Sheridan. lie Peyster, Jan 26
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator, Chadwick, Feb. I
Wellington. Chadwick, Fec. 10
FOR HAvRE
st. Nicolas. Pell, Feb !
Duchesse d'Orleans, Feb. 0
Sully, Burrows, Fet. &c
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TWELFTH WAR

GRAND AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, BALL,
A T ANDREW HOWE'S Rail Road House, Hsrem, 25th
January 1874. The undersigned respectfully give .,
completed
The large, comfortable and commodious and will BE-
decorated in superior tvle WsIlaces splendid Cotlion
Band engaged for the occasion The Music viii be select
and Of the highest order Every dance will be
provided for the dressing, hat rooms, nc.
The floor i'll be under the OF T.. w. Schm,
and the undrigned COMMITTEE and Managers pledge them
seves make thu Ball Of the splendid and
bl. that has taken place IN this ward.
Tckcta Obtained OF eiber OF the following tie
men. or Il Mr. Howes-Pnce 81 each
COMMITIEE.
e.. II gall. A. Mc(jowan, John Reed
a. A. Alvom ID Monton, Thos Pincney.
Jane Lorier, John Meegs. John Wae,
Doct. w .Mulinot, John Is Morye VIM Baker,
Willism n. Dana,
MANAGERS
b. d. MeOowan, William A Dooley.
Hiram Cable William Holden,
Wibiam FslHer q. w. Sturgss,
Jsmss y Bunham, ". 3. Poet,
James ". Cutler, T.. 4. Palmer,
Philip TIardenb ook.
will leave the City Hall half past o'clock and
tie corner Of Broom and Bowery at quarter 70 o'clock
i21 tits
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY a..

SUN RISES. ........7 20 M,os sETs.... .....10 81
suN sETs... .'.......3 HIGH wArER.....'. 0
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Q}- IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT.-Or
Editions OF all the British Reviews and Magazines at
greatly reduced prices-The subscribers having com.
peed their arrangements with the publishers in England
for all the leading periodicals. enabled to suppl,
them at the following reduced prices:
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The Jauary numbers just received per steamer Britain.
mia. Subscriptions received by
MASON FUTILE, Agents for the u. 8.
1913 Nassau street, N. Y.
B. Subscribers supplied in the neghboring cities
free of postage.
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epeI: .s. A,adre. Ga{r.el. Newcastle Ga Layna. WI
Phillips, Lsadea: B.aaswisk, Beckett as Protector Chs.
s Sewn h, III u ' ballast , ida Srs O and
oIia a, ballast have just srr'el lat are ao sci boarded
Lake Ports.
BrFr.o Aug i-Arr Columbus Detroit; Cleveland, Chi
ease ga g9 chsaso eamsu sad aesnSGt2n s,a De
Moafor; BirlaiIs hlm. xshts6ui, 4
Home Ports.
srg A .ss o Ga as
rsSsi Hph s% Gca S esSs De Ss sid
Herald ssa as a5y o' TsssI: s @ e Gss Nd
hss ;s's"s 'Is sFs 81
hayai c DSsy : c. I'D g
s's SIs.s ass SIlS Ar ~ Gay
Wa,chma C.owe de- wsys R9sef Phl9 o Lood Sa
HS Brown sS A. % Sss
Ga ,nm albany Tss:'sphee Annawan o" s'sui -
,TAuSEoS; Aug is-Ar cha,les Lincoln, Philadelphia Sid
Saw BrDsoHp Aug l,aA Moa, rh s.ss as,,mo;
Gid cn.;s tGsaslphis roiomois Suffolk Va: iaas''
P s;S,i $%
Fss;'Ss g" Rs' SisS D$Ss
#sss.s: S Il.
A:;.s s; :
Monitor Besse Waream Native Lawrence Troy; Sequel
Raynor New York; Elizabeth Ann, Mclean do Barkeiow,
Taylor, Tarrytown.
BALriMoRE, Aug l5-An northumberland, Mason. Sayan-
kins NYork.
ALExANpRn Aug I=Atr Edw prebIe Pettngl. Kingston,
Ja Frank Baker NYork Sid Dodgsi Knapp, do; Richard.
Baker Boston. -
RIcHMoND Aug I4Ar Rob Roy, Marsh Liverpool Maria
Klotts Lipscomb, NYork Tgress Hart do. The I was
lowed by the Old Dominion Of having burst
off her cylinder Sid Andrew Brown, Daily, Newark.
NSarodk Aug AR Ridsous Williams fS% Boston for
Heath NYork Tayes Burt New Bedford Sid Marion, and
Magnet Boston The Dumbaon Pendleton, is ON her way
down James river.
GnARkE,ToN Aug l3-An II Allen Nieker9n NY9Jk ..,
brook Havana. Cid Charleston, Andrews, NYork. ~
.tsAyasSAH Aug lo-AT5 Scotland Mills LyerD9ol Sd
Symmes, Philadelphia.
NEw QRLEANs, Aug 7--Arr Yscateco, Pras Campcachy;
Fur Trader Cobb Galveston. Cid, Vim Ivy, Hoffman, La
land Norfolk Equity, Morgan, Matamoras
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Increase for thirty.two weeks, la44,

Increase for thiry.two weeks, 1914, 9369l
The extra receipts for the week ending Aug 10TH this
year. was on account of the connection Springfield,
which were $3e6l The total income for the year at this
rate will be han hundred thousand dollars
The operations on the Long Island Railroad since the
opening Of the line to Boston, by this route, have been
Of the most encouraging nature The receipts have been
much larger than the most sangune anticipated and the
local travel up point necessary to ensure great
The receipts for three days amounted
to $685. follows 10Th inst $500; 18th, $l525 i4h.
$500 This business is very heavy for the second week
Of the companys operations is necessary that the
receipts from local travel all railroads in this country
the road to good dividends So far the Long ISL
and Road has produced this proportion The total cost
OF this road terminating at Greenpor including all lots,
houses locomotives cars and every kind of property
belonging to, the company, will only average about
in repair, will not 60 $4,000 per annum. The
through average about one hundred day
each way, making two hundred passengers at two dol
lars EACH This alone will give income Of $500 per
day. equal to $l2OOOO per annum. This would be large
estimate for the year through but think that would
not be far out of the way to set the amount down at
100000 The way travel, according to estimates,
will double this, and produce 100000 per annum, max
ing the total for the year $500 from passengers
alone An examination into the resources Of Long Isl
and, the movements Of which monopolized by this
road will confirm the statements here made The great
est commercial portion Of Long Island is at the eastern
extremity We annex a table showing the population,
Sc of the section beyond the half way station the
road =
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

INDIANA ELEcrIos-It is impossible to say az
yet which party will have majority in the Senate,
but the wings will no doubt have majority in
JOINT ballot.
the democrats by large msjorities.
kEsrucKY-The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 18th
inst contains returns of maorites on the full vote,
In forty-two counties out of about one hundred
counties in the State-consequently there is more
than halt OF the State to hear from. The majority
thus far for Owsley, the Wing candidate for Cover
nor, is 1910.
From Missouri, Alabama and North Carolina we
have nothing further.
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cause the list Of cleaances which daily receive for publca
ton is frequently very incomplete.
Arrived.
ua.1s1 es a. "a dy From IRON B WGs'0T
F os sy ssy: from sydney CD with coal
British schr Alice Maria Post days from Yarmouth Ms
ssS 1HS sdsps oSS Freeman Bear.e Cora Ulme fin
schss Wocot Ryder, Excel Lowell and Jasper, Howcs,
''s seh Pi Bsaa M,' M @Gss Machia.
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wv W billing; IeadSs saasSyd !" g. 90
Fa aed s' seon d" ' SHIP S0" nova on
Arr AZ Faya May IS sas Richards Decring, S clean;
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clean; 2h Annawan Peser Ma,t 5og ~ 2sih Franklin
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Ss ssS: , al l & s 81 ST. s 81 s sss
s .S5s 81 Gs gSs s 6@d % 81 s
::a:1 @ $
ss s ss d s sS w sss bda s d. S d BaS
foacEsS Flores June 90 Condor, raber, and Barclay,
Arr New Bedford ,ita inst, prysae from sI,,tspoet
Yesterday bought for $4,000 ca.h Dyade at auction
Oregon steering Ne Aug H. lat 81 Ion - foby tie sem,
Pennsylvania for philadelphia about ,pe-ty
Aagsc UlasCn Of s 40 days from Nore'ns
New England from Marsecs for Boston, July 49, 1T 49,
ship steering showing signal white Srouad, blue cross
ai' Gs Jaasro N GS GG Aug H.
lat 81 10, Ion 70 26
Foreign Ports
FAyAL July IG-No American vessels IN port SD I1h.
Gangcs Eynge from New York for Gibraltar Passed l7h
Gangs; Wilson o% y No G" M ,GI Mss, g.
days Constitution Laudeman wig Com Warrrgtcn,
Gatchell for Baltimore, 3 days.
HALpAx, Aug 9-Ar Velocity, Shelmut Boston. Cid 5h,
Shylock, Matthew'S Sydney, CD.
B.s. M S% H a. A% Vim F% .E sSsS i,
YSrk h Lord Maidstone and Margaret Elizabeth, NYori
N NIiGsTsril August isA cshsrGs coisy Lyspool
Kitty Harvey, Liverpool.
QuEsrc August l0-Arr Catharine Cofe Liverpool; i,
Vanstta Rchardon Newcastle, Henry Duncan Kent Ly.
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90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. The
ronic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine an
Pharmacy Of the city Of New York, ~ confidently
commended for all cases ofdebhy produced by secret in
iulgence excess Of any kind II invaluable
dy for Impotence stcrty bprrenness unless depend
ing on NAL .formatiUn)
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen IS;
ally packed and sent to sll parts of the Union.
Office OF tbs College Of Medicine and Pharmacy W
Nassau street w = RICHARDSON. NJ D. Agent
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90 RABINEAU's HOT, COLD AND SHOWER
SALT WATER BATHS. foot Of Desbrosses street
Inc reputation of this healthy and elegantly fitted up
establishment for all and Sizes and all complaints
whether local hereditary casual remains undimnish
ca They are at this season not only remedy against
antidote against all chronic affections This the
umn is the for adopting every remedy for the pu
rifcaton OF the body.
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his celebrated character of Brooy swash in the farce
called Aldgate Pump. The aughable burlesque of the
Yellow Dwarf is also played
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs-PALMo's OPERA HOUSE
We regret to learn that this evenng concludes the
gagement Of these premises by those gifted performers
This their last night Of representing those negro cha
racters that for purity of style and fidelity Of imitation
have attracted hundreds TO the opera Give such
hbitions as these which have completely developed the
aeatic feeling OF the city, and will discard all the
pretensons Of the foreign adventurers sympahies
Let them be well and substantially acknowledged this
their last evening
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johnson Miller and Bary-An acion Of trespsss for
taking half pipe OF brandy under execution against
party named Otis Avery. The brandy il appeared,
in Avery store, and the latter bought from
party named Johnson on certain condition, v.z-tha
he was to take the half pipe Of brandydraw out eight
gallons time, and pay for them according as they
drawn, and in default Of paying they drawn out
Johnson to have the right take back the balance
The Judge decided this was not bona fde by John.
son to Avery which however he inclined believe
Johnson had more than q mortgage interest on the
brandy at least, and was then morgaged property in
possession OF the morgager and mortgage record
or may be received in another light, wit as an at
ryscredors, who might be induced to trust m from
seeing this brandy In his possession and concluding
was his. Verdict for defendants
For plaintiff, Messrs. Charming and Bucklin For de-
fendants Mr. Haskell
Before Judge Sherman
AUG. i6-Fsrdindnd Rtimer Miancfhon Palmer. and
Mary Dtdn-Ths was an action to recover 500 amount
OF note 1t appeared that Palmer and Dean held two
notes for the value OF about $780, which they sold TO Rel
mer for $780, taking his note for the amount; when the
note became due 1t was not taken up when suit
brought, and Reiiner herehpon paid the amount
tseimer now brings suit to recover OF the notes.
which he purchased Of the defendants for $780, contendng
was alleged endorsed by the defendants payable
the order OF 1.-THE plaintiff az TO make the notes nego
table, but not they alleged intending make them
selves liable security for the The Court granted
nonsu on the ground that the plaintiff had not proved
the demand according to law the maker of the note
TASNERY RURNT.-We understand that the tan
merry Of the Hon Zadock Pratt at Wndham. Greene co..
n. X, occupied by Messrs Watson and Dwight, was,
with all its contents totally destroyed by fire about
the 9th Instant caused II is supposed by sparks from
the heater Loss covered by insurance
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

AUousr Ia 1000 Cattle arrived. viz: ils from Ken
lucky, $40 from Virginia, and 622 from Pennsy vana
BIZ Pennsylvania cattle went TO the New York market
the balance sold TO the butchers at from to 40
Extra a sic.
Cows and Calves-17O in market Ssles at SIS a $2l;
extra $27 $32 Sprngers $l4 SIS; dry Cows Slo
Calves ~ 20 50 So Live weight on the Delaware q
as cents.
Hogs-6 $40 ofered-sales at At a AZ cents.
Sheep and Lambs-ll72 offered; sales at 81 so SO 49,
extra 81 IS.
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New Stock Exchanre.
SALES or sroox.-Bosros, Auo. Is.

1T the Brohers Board 40 shares Long Island Railroad
ssi IS do do m b. s4a 100 do do, m D. s4 100 do do
do eSt Is do do 2mb ST. 90 do do amb 81 do do
81 % do do AIMS Sal a5 do do 2ms So 25 do do 2ms ST.
worcester Railroad III; do do III; 10 Western Rail
road 80 69s 10 do do soil II Boston and Providence
Railroad lo6 IS Reading Railroad IS; 30 do do so
2S3 6O DO do u.s. % do do 49, 100 do do cod 49, do
do 80 25 25 do do 80 25 26 do do 25t - do do 10
ds25 10 do do 25 90 do do 25t 10 do do 3h; Boston
and Maine Railroad NEW stock) i04 Granite Bank 9aA
80 East Boston Co, l0 Merrimack Manufacturing Co,
Ia93 -
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Provision Market.
No change in the different markets and shops from last
weeks report.
Poultry continues to arrive daily, and is very plenty
The Fish market Is well supplied
Vegetables are very hne Sweet Potatoes are selling
at ST. 25 basket.
Fruits of all kinds in great abundance. Peaches
6s to 1885, per basket nutmeg Melons from to per
basket; Water Melons iner for the
appears after investigation the matter, that the
water complained of in the Washington Market, comes
from the hydrant the side OF the square, This
water under the floor Of the market and appears
it issued from the barrels Of fish arranged there Ia
necessary for the street Inspector that this
il repaired and the water let out in way produce
any Inconvenience to the public.
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n3- AGAIN THE WARNING VOICE IS SOUNDED
in the last bill Of at the children taken of
by cholera niantum, and summer complaints what al
awful number All the reported those that have
neglected BERNARDS DIARRHEA MEDICINE
In every where this medicine has been administered
health has been restored We could publish thousands Of
certificates Of this fact all Of which be by calling
at the proprietors office 81 Nassau street, New York
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GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION
THE PROPRIETOR has the honor of informing the citi-
ofNew York that he is now exhibiting for few days
Nibo's Garden, the magnificent MODEL or PARIS This
suit Of lG years of labor II comprises al least 81 600 ou
1910 Streets and than 100 900 different subjects. Each
house. and public represented with truth
iuness and mathematical nicely in their forms dimensions and
metropolis Of the world easily recognise the house Which
they laye dwelled Open every day from NJ till 10 NJ.
Price Of admance, Is cents children half price.
auI 3aMlm
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Died.,

On Friday afternoon, 10th instant, Mr.. JAMES Fay, son
OF Philip Fay deceased, aged - years and months
The friends of the family, and also the members and
friends OF Fire Engine Company No 49, requested to
attend his funeral to morrow afternoon at ococ from
his late residence, No. IL Monroe street