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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-15

General kessiOns.
Before Recorder Tallmadee, and Aldermen Waterman
and Briggs
Jo,,, r pru1,,,. ESQ Ae,,ng District ATTORNEY.

| and Briggs.
JONAS B. PHILLIrs Esq, Acting District Attorney
| FEs. I4-DgarH OF JuosE CowAN-At the opening OF
| the Court, SALEM DuTcHER, Esq rose and said
MAY it please the Court, rise to perform duty ms
unexpected II Is painful II TO announce TO this Cour
the sudden death Of the Honorable EsrE CowAr OF
the Assistant Justices of the Supreme Court Of this State
Wherever this monrniul intelligence Is received in tbs
State grief will follow and all will feel the public loss
has been truly said That death loves shining mark and
he has taken from legal uminary unsurpassed
in honor, fidelity and research But
Paiida Mors gquo puisat pede paupe,um abernds Re
gumque tuores
Or" Pale Death strikes alike at tho cottage and the
palace"
II would be task for which incompetent TO pro.
upon the deceased euogy worthy of his name.
His recorded decisions will carry his memory down 10 pos
erity n learned and honorable man-asa wise and i'm.
partial Judge, pure and above reproach or him may
well he said
"Ju,tum e tenaeem groposh y,rum non cirium arder
D .oda '''"" no" "" "'''"' '''""' A'"' q"''''
Or has been happily translated" Neither the heat
OF public excitement wrongly directed the order Of
yrant could swerve such man from his honest pur.
pose"
MIR DurcnrR then moved that the Court should then
adjourn.
JONAS b. PgIILps, Esq, Acting District Attorney Sc
conded the motion made by Mr. BUTCHER and added an
eloquent tribute OF respect to the departed.
Whereupon the Court responded expressing their sym
pahy with the family Of the deceased and their high sense
OF disabilities and virtues and adjourned in respect for
his memory until II o'clock this morning, and ordered
Court
Playing the OHeerin the report Of the trial OF James
Murphy for msdemesnor in representing himself AZ
police officer and alleging that be had warrant 70 ercs
Thomas Gouiing that tried in the Sessions on Tues
day, the testimony OF Gouldng and Mason should have
read that the former released by murphy on Mnson
becoming security in the OF 80 80 for his appearance
AZ the store OF Hooker Morris the next morning. and
not that he promised LAY SO a. being the price Of the
dozen gloves alleged TO have been stolen
MAD Docs IN WINTER Mad dogs have appeared
lately At Quebec and order has been issued by me
Mayor for the destruction Of all dogs found large Ex
treme cold to act the canine race In the same
way az extreme heat
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EXECUTORS SALE.

THE subscriber Of the last will and Of
s = 4 X d: e s.:
stable Real Estate known upon map Of plot q ground
longing to the eata,s Of John Mann surveyed sSo
laid out in lots January 1884, by Joseph T. Bridges City
lot Of ground situate the side of the
from the soubeasterly conner Of the Fiji
the side Of the Fifth avenue feet
lei to Eleventh street thence SSnins and
On Line parallel to the Fifth q ana ipsh and
street Gee hundred feet to the point he place O. bssnnpg
upon mentioned map by The number O.
e point distant fly four feet aud inches
thecee running along the southe ury aide
.ouheastely and parallel eleventh street
ONE hundred feet time running .ouhws.tsy and on Line
ind thence running ard line parable.
Ale that ss5,s. other adjoining the .bov. known
t; and 9as
street, thence norhsas,ery along the soaheasteiy
ds Of hf Avenue ,we;S
street. thence running so.x the :oahwe.tsy
westerly and parallel to the rfh avenue twenty
Zee. and Gns add running no, hTs ery ana on
the place # beginning.
and na the above
TONED by the number situate the south ssstey aide
The " Of , ssd
Eleventh stree thence running southw esery and line
parallel 10 tho fh avenue f.e and tea hes
thence RAINING southeasery and line parallel Eleventh
ne parallel to the Fifth
and thence running north Eleventh twenty
one !. :, to we point the place Of beginning.
Also, that certain other lot adjoining the above des
cribed and known upon the above msnt
be commencing At point the south side 81 ith
street distant one huadred and twentysDe feet southesey
thence running outhwestery and line parallel Fifth
nnetyf,ur eet inches thence outh
eas.ery aod line parallel Eleventh twesty
md tn inches thence running norheastey pa
hynce running along Eleventh
and ten inches TO the point the place Of beginning.
Also that certain other lot adjoining the last above de
crbed and known the above mentioned map the
Der commencing at point in the souhweey side Of th
street one husdred and foryone feet and inches southeast
y from The soutneastry corner Of Fifth and Eeye IN
the Fth avenue nineyfour eet inches; thence
ning southeastey and line parallel Flew nth
twenty ee and ten lnches thence norhea aud
line parallel to the With ninety and
and thence RAINING northwestev along Eleventh street
twenty let and inches the poin the place OF
And also, that certain other lot adjoining III. last above
described aud known the above mentioned by the
number commenc,og az point ia the sopthwesey side Of
Eleventh street hundred and sixty feet eght in h.
heaStery rom the southeaste y OF Fh
AID Eleven streets thence running southwestery md
heGce running 1eaterly and line parallel to Eleventh
twenty feet and thence running nothease
and line lei to the Fifth ninety fou feet and
nches and thence running norhw esely along Eleventh
ginning.
There are houses standing part upon lots S. and
The purchasers will be entitled parts thereof stand
upon the lots respectively purchased by them.
Terms liberal. Title indisputabIe.
New York. January IS, 1914 flo stsnc
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U. +. commissioners Onnce.

FEB. H-Rob,ing The Post Office at Sag Har6or John
Reeve, native of Marbehead and about 26 Yeas Of sgs
yesterday brought this city in charge a Del Wv
Msrl al charged With having broken into ii. Post Lce
at Sag HaIbor the mig hit Of the 2.th ut by removing
pane Of glass, Inch enabled him undo the fastening
OF the window The principal evidence az oii him rs
that OF man named Peters, who IL sTpcss. lie endss
vofed 10 bring into the scheme, hut d0 On
III. other hand oman ned Hedges swesIs that he a.
lowed the prisoner TO sleep in his ba the night IN
question: and tina, It vas impossible that he should have
been able 10 get ont 10 commit the robbery. rising
on the following morning he found the sl tp
on the hay loft The prisoner supposed that there IN
the ONCE about $500 but II turned that all he Oh.
tanned was about % cents Several o the letters were
torn open and about the house He has been on
whaling voyage. The examination 10 deferred until
the witness shall hmvr had time 10 get on here.
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,

PftnCSpdI Store, III Ch0thdM street, NeO York.
Branch Store, 3l6 Blocker st, NJ Y -
.dsency al ll6 Fulton street, Brookyn.V
.dss. Of Main and Pan Houton st. Paterson N.
TRY families and purchasers to their several establish
ments. where they think will bs found by ia the best
lection OF and unadulteraed Teas in the United States
The iyersa popularity and OF their house with r
to high .lties low prices and upright dealing
well understood to render further comment
Original and only warehouse for the sale of Howqua Black
Tea Strangcw be particular remember the
Of the principal in Chatham strectvz: 2l between
Pearl and Roosevelt streets.
The public will also be pleased take notice. that the CAM
ton Tea Company have nothing do with ether
whatever those described the of this advertise
ia imSrc
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UMBRELLAS.
SIZE PER, BR THEIR s.

s E E p e r, T. HERS,
NO. i2s MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA
MITIGATING the reviv of business have increased
"A their stock manufacturing ions rival
greatest Is ab shmerts the globe Purchasers
being supplied with quaoy and quality Of UMBKEL
LAS PARASOLS AND Sun SHADES, includink the
late Parisian style
Being dete ned succumb the present
petition goods offered the lowest endurabls adv
the real while constantly the alert introduce
ia material and work ship the stock will
always the fashionable and manufactured
goods in the market. "a 2wrc
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MONEYnTO LEND.
A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawnbroker, No. 50 Rsads
street, Broadwsy large small sums
may be required Watches, Jewelry Silver Ware, Dry
sepoeos 10 lmsue
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Cour, swlendnY-Ihis Dnv.

SrPRgME CouRI.-Nos. lo "a as 40 81. o. 81 t.. e5
49, ST. 6s o. co g. 3d. g. 60 as a. II IA IA 49, o. O.
H. 10. 40 81, 36. IT TO- 81. IS ~, 80, "a, q A.
Cncuir CouhT.-Nos 81. g. "a, So co. 100 to ic6 In.
clnAiXe
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Asslstant Vice AhnnceIior,s Court.

FEB l4-At the opening OF the Court Mr. sIosssr, In
behalf OF the Bar in attendance announced the death Of
Judge Cowen and moved mark OF Eeet his
mory that the Court do adjourn. The Asitsnt Vice
Chancellor made observations upon the gr,at sin
ing and high Judicial character Of the esssd snd tho
rreparabe loss sustained by the bench the lar and tho
public, in his DEATH and thereupon adjour ned the cot
Ia.
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The New YORK DIVORCE CAsE-We learn from
Columbus that The sequel Of Mrs. McElwain's pp-
plicaon for divorce rich and Characteristic enough
10 cover her champions in the Legislature with comm.
lion oil isces with the exception perhaps, Of the srna
tor from Prebe" The memorial IN rem onsti snce ivm
her husband j. @ McElwsin laid before the House
Saturday and read by the clerk. and such dIopr of
heads and CALCULATIONS Of Oh Oh Oh - selocnn
occur among grave, upright and dignifed solons The
memorial and iestmon, we lean ent 10 ,how III The
Bir applicant, no had won with majority Of the
Senate md minority 2amenbers Of the HOUSE bsd b..n
for the mistress Of broker in New lok cy. ond
that most oil the Witnesses whose testimony she brought
TO establish her claims TO the OF 10
Legislature OF Ohio in divorcing her from her husband,
were paricsps ri,ninis her deg radiation and insmy -
What commentary the lsgisls,onof Ohio In regard
% divorces Let future Legislatures in nsisbce eb.i
tain an application and good yet grow out Of care
which has stamped dg the char rsLch
Of the General Assembly at home and abroad A state
the present time shows The extreme csution sxer.
Used in the early history OF he Safe the subject.
When the McElwain was before the House. Mr. Gal
sgher opposed the bill and submitted the iollow state
ment One divorce was granted In 1890 In ls0l and
in 1902 under the territorial legislature in 1904
me in 1907 one in 1860, in 1871 In lsl4 IA
ISL in 1924 three in 1906 in 1877 four ls:5
hre- in $40 nine in 1890 two in 1891 fifteen in 1891 ten
1888 three in 1884 in 1896 In 1897 in 1873
in 1899 four in ls394o four in ls4l- end nineteen
n lsI2-43in all ~ Thirteen org the early Laws of
livorce were prenced by presmb Its. setting forth tho
Of granting them and in ali these the courts
had power and IL is presumed thnt similar reasons
sed in many Of the other But recently the power
Of the courts has been greatly increased and there no
longer for the in jon Of doubtful legisla
tve power iersiand H'raid. Feb g.
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CLERICAL ANEcporE A collector Of churc.
rates in England, called upon Quaker who KEPT a
dry goods store. for the usual sum The latter said
Friend is fright that shond pay. when never aiterd
N. established church "The church is open all .
answered the collector "and might have attended II
you had mind to- The Quaker paid the money, and on
the next day sent the collector bill for broadcoth The
Immediately. and in great passion asked the
meaning OF IT. declaring that he never had single article
from his store oh ~ said the Quaker. rubbing his
hands, the open for thee and thou mgh,es,
ha We bad the cloth II thou hAhst mind ~
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LATEST FROM AFRIcA.-Ihe Wasp, Leavitt, ar.
rived yesterday, in fifty days passage from siens
Leone.
Three weeks before she sailed, III. 3. M. brig.of-
war Rapid captured and carried into SIerre Leone
a Brazilian SLAYER, having on board two hundred
and fifty slaves. The slaves freed, the vessel
sold, and her crew cast adrft, until such Time aa
they could get a vessel to taAe them away, the
British government allowing each man one shil-
ling per day TO subsist ill he obtained vessel.
VERY LATE FROM YUcATAN-We have received
by the Spy, Capt Lauden, from Sisa, Ell Siglo Di.
az Nueva, published IN Merida, to The 18th ult.,
inclusive. 1t is filled with official publications re.
latve to the reunion of Yucatan with Mexico,
which is very much like marriage OF virtue to
crime.
FURTHER FROM SoUrH AMERicA.--The brig Long
Island, Captain Howell, arrived yesterday morning
from Rio Grande, with advices to the 7th ullimo.
When the Long Island left Rio Grande, there
was news from the River Of Plate up 10 Nov 25ih
which is not quite as late we have had but the
accounts are interesting, nevertheless At that cale
Monte video still held out though the probability Of
Thirteen hundred men of Rivera's party had been
driven the Brazilian line by Servando Co.
inez, one OF Orlbes officers
The partial blockade Of the port OF Montevideo by
ting the entry of live cattle, poultry, fresh and
sailed meats, &c, had gone into operation, but
other articles of provisions were abundant in Mon
tevideo. That government had taken very arbitrary
measures 10 raise money-mprlsonlng those who
refused TO supply cash, or sign promssory notes in
favor OF the government.
Some 400 Frenchmen, who were DESTROYS to qu.
Montevldeo, and had not the means Of paying tor
their passports, had requested the government 70
furnish them gratis with passports fer Buenos AyIee,
and on its refusing 10 do, the French Consul no.
titled the government that unless the passports were
granted, the French forces would take care that
those Frenchmen should leave, even though with.
out passports.
The Portuguese Consul, Sgnor Leite, was charg-
ed with having aided the enemy, his exequatur re-
vcked, and he ordered to quit the city in six days,
which he did.
d. Lewis Baena, rich and highly respectable
auctioneer, had been shot for having sent CO mmu.
ncations TO the enemy.
The ship Herald, belonging TO Mr.. Silas Z. Bur.
rows, which had been sent 10 Buenos Ayres by
Brown, for want Of Register, crew lis', &c , he'd
heen taken charge OF by Commodore Turner, ard
brought from Buenos Ayres down 10 MonieWoeo.
| The Town of Maldonado was occupied by Olibe's
| party. 1t had surrendered 10 the. buen.s Ayiesns
| Just before The l.. |. sailed.
Browns blockadlng squadron was anchored CT
| The Bucco, seven miles east Of Monievideo.
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A M E r &c IAN HOTE Ell,
pIyIU AnEI Mia

THIS house situated Chestnut street. opposite the
State Hon (ndependence Squsrcl and the immediats
i Ia. been built il tn. most thorough by Jhn
many Of which psror with bedrooms adjoining
for families. and rsrties Of ladies and xsutemen
with new and elegant furnitne ye
Of March next.
The propreo. atte themselves that their long
the business will enable them conduct the
TEL IN ali ~ departments in snch will please the
most sldlou and to their guests comfort
and luxury, that be found any Hotel in tho United
States.
N Bathing Rooms attached to the Hotel, where
and cold baths will all in readiness
HH aJAs}Es M GHcAkkEEEEEkA N }Propri.,o,.
January 18th, 1914. rs 3mre
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DIED, at Sault - Maue, at the outlet OF Lake
Superior on the 9Th OF November last, Mrs Su,an
Johnson widow Of the late John Johnson, ESQ of the
county of Antrim. ireland, aged 81 Mrs johnson tits
stated was the daughter OF The celebrated chief Va
boleeg the ruling chief Of III. Chippewa nation during
he period Of their greatest military efforts the latter par.
Il the last century She was instrumental in saving the
party OF Gov Cess from attack during his smpm.nt
IT those Falls in the month Of June $40 Her grand
iather, Mogarids present the plains Of Al sham
IN l75s, among the auxiliari.s o. Gov Montcalm
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
409 ROWERY

H'UN LAD! rs rom A. M, TO r NJ daily
L For Gentlemen " . to and to AZ r. NJ. daily.
LECTURE LESSONS. ExracIsr kInra
Evening Classl
Lessons. 81 90 30 Rides SIo o.
single do 90 single do... 90. IS
The Dressing and Drawing Rooms ar we'll warmed and
very etenton devoted to the comfort Of may honor
n win their patronage. ~
Gentlemen keeping their horses on liverv AZ this o.,
nent will have the privilege Of riding them in tina School
MS arn*r -
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SMUGGLING IN CANApA.-A large quantity Of
struggled goods recently recovered in Hsmil-
the premises Of Government contractor in Gu
nnda named Russell The schooner w. Jones also
seized the time for viola ion OF the excse law.
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o. IS. On

W. 20. -EU
60 EASY, FORGkT THEY ARE. ON.-DAY'S Firsr
Premium Sheet II. Over SHOES, with his Elastic soi
besides be the and ia use
50 adapted 70 the Boot and Pants that the
other overshoe they that whoever examines them will
Ger a. preference They will completely do
with the double prosf Boo which keep GU
the - -
Warshouse, Is Maiden lane near Broadway. Taose who
want Days Over shoe should remember No. as
LIFE PRESERVES AND JACKETs.-The bet arti.
Gle manufactured the Uaite States Od~rs for the Sou
md West and North execute the possible STYLE b.
the manufactu er. HORACE II. DAY, Is Maiden lane.
IA lmsec
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
HE subscribers have jus. received ts arrivals from
Have and keep constsntly hand compete assortment
trench Artificial Flower
Materials OF ell kinss for Flowers
saleb HENRY K<HN imnso,sssu.' 'e'-'o'
Wmsne 73Lbsry street, upstair,
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n to slec No. 3 Wall street.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS.
PORTATION COMPANY.
R eRa
FARE S SEDyo 4SH s 4N W2S NEXAKk GENTS
From sS:S e SsssssS stree: sy York
At: IN z 4; Fih At, An \: x ~ N
Il g. ! 4: * {: * 4:
If! !: SE:': a:;!s 4; $:$:::! a.
Eii:i with
Al; I 4 {: = a Z: {: ;, !: I J; ;; i:
IT.. .,.. 70, w..s.,s r,.,..,s, h EM Some.
Ys S:,S: s S:M ss Town
Fare r..,; S.y AS Si"ii h |.s
At: AN Il AZ FIN. AT KAN. x; X P y
SEy go 9 VA. AND H!J}sys1 s,{,
At H. .i NJ z x; 'IFl :s'i ny NJ D %
on ~ SUNDAYS. DO N r. !"
\! H. I'M
and B Ssw si New 9orl and Railway ssa
and New
g s ." 's X. s T1 received by the
nernedae places has been reduced 9cSdng y) g $50
s. between Ne" and Ne" York 81 81
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ENGLI8H ADVERTISEMENT

/
IL g, ksihaTiSes Dosk Gates and near the Royal Mnt-
THOMAS LENNEY, late Chic Steward OF the British
Queen Steamship respectfully his friends United
States that he has the management Of the absve and
establish which but furnished regardless Of
and is IN every sdapted for the Of IA
part Of the dock in winch and the other
rcan vessels lay, and Mh,a walk Of the Bank
and economical PRINCIPLES The Conee Room supplied with
the London American East lndian aud Colonial The
Viands Wines &c are the nrst quay good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths will in the house &c tie
by the week month for board &c the
in AmesicR.
LENNEY beas those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting render
comfortable aud by attention the wishes Of his guests hopes
that confidence and will literally
him when steward of the British Queen. dl4r
OLD SAINT PAUL's-Ii hi, noble romance which COZ.
which nearly delopulated Lendon reign of Charles
has been printed book form by the subscriber 1t
E.P. WILLIAMS, Publisher,
- lw<uc az Congress Boston,
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THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
BURNS AND CLARINDA

THE whole Of the mysterious and Correspondent t.
p1fa iSS
been sought fS in vain by Cunningham and th. e; the
linda fallen into The hands Of her grandson C. McLeho
bsn s1 and III. work Will TG be
TAI to eV sd sa M i
Amsric edition neat lSmo volume q Sb Y.
CLOTH ''Sss 81 FIX Rsw BY x. A.,o, cS:
Notices Of the G"re.po.dencs between Burns and Clnda
Of RI! Letters to G,ns. long been s b the sd%s
Seldom h, have we Welcomed wor. With warmer feel
II. s1y Of Burns: d,yS,.d and
wi.Isv.. y: oi Robert Burn. known hi. se..
s -, e NJ SJ,aE: which win : g rs vHTS
i5sS r asppSla in mystery fruitful of painful 'uDi'0a'
Dnisldsd u ,hs present h:to Nations, Bard hs
IMMORTAL BY her connszion with genus-KIlsoroek Jour
tom" Iss% %s a ssS % . e
y" sn hs mere %o'
and Burns t. we think .stisf.cto
our most dssStal pi:,e.ry ,r,.ur. A.. bee.
sd s 81 BIZ letters may
This indeed of the curioses of literature and
%s Re Of The S ~
C2.i1t hssnjssy Mh to provide himself with
Broadway ap WHITE HiE Would l:ps.tfay ca
p Hs a
% Sa Of on the
ra. taken ia all kinds Of weather. either with without
the American Institute at its late exhibition awarded Mr.
whs G dr., p%S% for % s Ss, Like
upffGWIji Ei, Of .n Ie, trait !, N vo,. f.,
imported German CsSara and no other ss.abii,hn Il
MS fity p Sat: ss ,g they e Obtained:
Instrumsni. Of the best quality with PLATE
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OH I LtsN - OIVINN DhIIhlNANDEh i-AFES.
~ J. GAfLER, Iavent1r and rst-nue, 5--S.v sra
tousands Of 0aylers Patent Fire Poor Book Safes. o.
W sizes from 400 to 49, lbs each have been
the last fourteen aud has failed
esIve rs contents when exposed to fire. Ncrly
dred have been severely tesed In the fire of
abeot rty 10 IN the district aud
Gates affirm, much exposed to he tensity Of ere
they would have BEEN that
NOT, ONE iNsrANCE Of f,iIu,e has at auy time os.
CURED from long experience and enton III Ell
duced by fire SAT- the has been enabed
such improvements that he with full confidence
mend his Union Ssam ande Book Safes beyond all doubt
prof against the action Of 6r free from da
STRONG enough tn sustain fall which they
can be exposed in the burapg Of They
as to combine two perfect Iron Safes unte with
ecied y any heat 10 which the outer may be exposed
achSae made OF and plate aad the perfect
conducting substances and ha door, each
secured by asn table lock An Of Gays
and Double Safes Also his Patent Double SAFES
and SAFES Of al de eruption. Of his for SAL all
Fulton street. Gold street, A. r. Moen Pearl oppo
ste Pls street, Brett Backus 80 Maiden lane by the
Patentee J. GAYLER, II Fulton strpe,
near Gold.
Iron Safe. snece Chests. Iron Doors, &c made order
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GLASS STAINING.
HANINGTON'S ORIGINAL NEW YORK GLASS


No. 1913 Broad,cay, Reade street
THIS Establishment is completely organized
orders the scale with many adva tages
hitherto unknown in this branch Of the fine adapted Tor
Church and public bull
smeees Packet Ships, Steam Boats, Light Houses Domed
Skyights, Sore Windows hall Lanterns and for
rose squirting brilliant Of ch
fu. colors, bsadipg splendor with economy:
Specimens be adapted the above
The coors all warranted burnt into the glass
change color Designs furnished the shortest notice.
fH3tsec
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AA-A,- FOR HALIFAX AND LlVEkPOQL.
NE45s5N The KoyM Mai! steam ship HIBER
Z&AeLX10 MA, c. n. e Judkins Esq, Commander,
<<ZkX wiiIlsaye Boston for the above ports Fri.
day, March Isr, next.
Passage 20 hallfAY w.
Passage to Liverpool. -. $izO.
Apply to D. BRIGHAM, IT,.
n 10 alec No. Wall street.