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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-02

night under the management Of Mr.. Mitchell, with
al numerous and well drilled company Opera,
vaudeville, ballet and farce will be given in quick
succession, and many novelties will be produced.
The Garden itself has been made,-we were going
to say more delightful than ever, but that wasno
possible. However, it looks. perfectly paradisacal.
Vauxhall also opens tomorrow night under petit
coat management Mrs. Timm, universal favor
lite, has taken the reins of government here, aided
by Mr.. Wacott, very clever and experienced
hand The company is good, embracing some very
lovely women, and no doubt the season will be a
nrOsperous one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-02

ITALIAN OpERA.-Vaelina takes his benefit to-
morrow night, and presents very excellent BILL
On Wednesday night Perozz presents his claims.
If any member Of the company deserves bumper.
PerozA does He has been most industrious in his
efforts to do his duty and please, and he has sue
ceeded to most creditable extent He is most
valuable member of the company, and a great
yavore Let him have rousing benefit by all
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DEATH OF DR.. TEACHER The venerable DIR.
Thatcher died in this town on Thursday morning
last, aged 80 years. DR.. Thacher born in Barnsta
the emeut OF the war; surgeons mate under
the late Dr. Warren of Boston. He promoted to
be surgeon and served in that capacity during the
He was present at many Of the principal battles Of the
revelation and terminated his services at Yorktown He
was an eye witness to the execution OF Andre and has
fully described the scene in his Military Journal" AT
the close of the war he settled in this town surgeon
where he has since resided He eminent in his pro-
fesson. and during large portion of Lille was actively
engaged in successful and extensive practice Dr.
Thacher was the author Of several approved medical
works. but was probably better known as the author OF
the Military Journal (" and the " History OF Plymouth"
He jealous antiquarian and early and inde
tatigable friend Of the Pilgrim Society in this town.
Pfyaaouth Memorial.
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KTDNApPNG.-An extraordinary and most singri-
lar case OF attempted kidnapping occurred here
few days tall gayly dressed nicely ieweled per-
sonage styling himself John Shaner arrived here and
presented TO the Overseers Of the Poor letter sign
"John Muhlenberg" representing that Shaner was o
wealthy farmer Of Berks county Pa and that he in
want OF coorcd girl servant his place The over.
selected from the Bockey Aims Houee a likely
looking girl about 10 years Of age and bound her as an
apprentice to Mr. Shaner lie started Off with her for
Maryland Immediately. in order to dispose of her as
slave but stopping at Lancaster his intentions were
pcccd and he was arrested He brought n this city
Yesterday, when Tho whole scheme exposed, ms IL
turned out there was such in Betks county as
Iohn NIuhlenberg and that shaner a rogue. Phaa
Times 1fou 40
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SToCK JoBBING.-To the multitude who know
nothing of the uhicanery iof stock gambling, the
rapidty with which some men make fortunes and some
lose them, is matter of astonshment. But the scheme
is simple enough and founded the known cupdty and
gulliblity Of human nature. For instancesome time
ago three keen brokers seated table smoking segar
examined the N stock list Says one " why here is
canal whose stock is down to about three dollars per
share" Humph" replied the other, ait is not worth
more than fifty cents" Well what's the difference,
said the third suppose buy-purchasing i'll run it
up" Good" exclaimed his companions Forthwith
they purchased thousand shares and day after day. sold
pretended 10 sell to each other few hundred shares of
the stock OF that Canal Company at advancing prices
The curious public looked Avarce got excited
Speculation on the gui The bait took Every.
body began buy and the worthless stock gradually
the movement having realized immense profits sold ont
and left the stock in the hands Of the many sustain or
let TALL events mi yht assist them This is but one of
series OF similar daily transactions Times May 60
| TUE BoSToN LIGHT INFANTRY, Captain John c.
! Park, paradcd on Wednesday. From the many
eucomiums which were passed upon their elegant and APP
proprate new uniform and upon general appearance
OF the corps, confident that the which
Acknowledged all hands to be decidedly the most beau
tiiu OF any Of the light companies of this city, and will
comparavoraby with that Of cOmpan WV have ever
seen Unfortunately bnt of the elegant gilt plates
tha worn by Capt Park) which TO be worn on their
caps was hnished and brass plate substi-
tuteh LOT the occasion They being manufactured
TINS cry ny the electro process and will be finished in
season Tor me next parade Of the company They will
visit New York in july, the guests of The Light GuarJ
and we are confient their will reflect
on themselves and on the military of our cv-Bos,on
paper. May3l.
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VERY LATE FROM SOUTH AalEGIcA.-1t will be
seen. on reference to our marine correspondence,
that we have advices from Valparaiso to the oath of
March. There no political news of importance
stirring in that quarter no new revolution that we
can learn, All the commercial intelligence will be
found under the proper head.
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MORE PARTICULARS PROM HAyT.-We have re-
ceived, by the arrival of the Casket at Boston, adj
vices from Port Prince to the 18th ult inclusive
Hayti is in the same happy state as it was when
Boyer fled 10 France with the crown jewels, and
all the money he could get into his possession.
On the s,h inst, General Garuere was proclaimed
President at Port au Prince by the black popula-
ton, and courier despatched to General teviere,
who had command of the army employed against
the Spaulards This General, by the advice proba-
bly, of Herard, the Ex-President, Immediately gave
up the place he occupied 10 plage, and was march
ing upon the capital in order to crafty his soldiers
with the plage OF that also He burnt small
town, and would, if possible, make one or two
more bonfres of other villages that stood in his
way.
While this was going on IN the government part
OF the Island, the Spanish portion were active in
placing themselves in a strong position. Solomon,
not the one mentioned in the scriptures, but mu-
atto, of the ambitious sort, with thick lips, had
proclaimed himself King, and was organizing
government to suit himself if not the people.
Pending these movements on shore, number of
American and foreign vessels were at anchor of
Port au Prince with their cargoes on board.
They dared not land them for fear of never re-
ceiving cent in return; they dared not TO sell
cept for cash and they could not purchase be-
dents had wholly shut out trade from the occupa-
tons of the people.
Such was Hayti on the 18th ult. We have
counts from the Island to the 18th, but they were
not correct the above.
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The OPERA.-Gustavus the Third has been pro-
duced at the Chestnut Theatre and possesses
dramatic interest than is usual in Operas. Sc
gums performance Of Ankerstrom, rivals that Of the
great trsgedans His tearing OF the mask and bravng
the court with his haggard visage, was capital de
theatre. The choruses throughout full and efec-
tive. Mrs. seguins performance of Oscar highly
attractiy eight airy and brilliant evincng the wide
range OF her talents the deep pathos Of Norma AMI
Anna Bolena to character fantastic Shakespeare
Osrc Ariel herself This opera appears 10 belong
the class with Fra Davoio II contains all the ele
ments Of popularity, and hardly fail to have
tensive run shrivars Lienhorn' fine, manly
per.ormaIce.-Phiia. U. S Gastts Esy So
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SHIP NEWS.
Passengers Sailed.

IrvErrooL -stean,h;r Calsdopa at, ncston--pnce de
sou, Count de Montrave Visccnnt S.ur,sr Capt
Hamilton and serxant Mr. Boug ard se,vant Col n Thorn
,,d muse Mr nd Mr., Co,.we Mr,.nd Mr.. Mo..hn Mr.,
es A Que ten de 81 Gsorgs Mcsrs Flechrr Norris q
Wilson Henry Collin, IIurrerkoch. q w Harris Torr,~ Oh
T. Lsne oprad d w Hook, w II Denney and friend
Spoken.
row d, May lo'h of Ornshesd.
Augelsque, istwerl bouf y, My 90
Home Ports.
BesToN June Arr s,eanship Caledonia Lott from Liver
pool, May 10
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Deferred
CT / 7 In T ELI G E n c E.
SATURDAY.
CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge Kksr.
A

CIRCUIT COURT. .... Before Judge kESr.
AN ALIEN WIDow.-Patrlck McSorley and
wife, Lewis HauSe-Acou 10 recover the se simple
the lot and buildings No l65 Twenteh-seet, instead Of
onethd OF such widows DOVER the having been
dvized the wife of Patrick McsoEey tplaintis) By her
former husband John McSo.ey The claim contested
the ground that Mrs McSoreY born abroad and
naurazed; that she therefore alien and inher,
property derized BY her husband The Court after scu-
ment considered snch be the Verdict for defendant.
subject 70 the opinion OF the Court.
Patrick McHale rs. Richard Reynolds, and
others.-!Djury from Omnbus.-The plaintiff was
gagged with handca!t eddng fish, aud against by
omnibus belonging defendants, the horses Of which
running IF withoua driver. Plaintiff knocked down
and much hurt that he confined his bed for fort
night The present. action brought for damages No de-
fence Was Offered aaHtse Jury gave verdict IN favor OF
plaintiff foI $50.
COURT OF COMMON Pleas. Before Judges lNGLrs.
ULsHoEvFER and lNGRAHAM.
DECISIONS.
George NJ. Morrell rs. Joseph Tucker.-Re-
port of Referees confirmed with costs.
Francis Butler and John E, Barker Us. Solo
mon Wiudmullsr.-Virdict confirmed with
Thomas P. and Charles Orten Us. John I.
Smth.-Verdict affirmed.
BANK OF ENGLANp.-An account, showing the
quarterly Of the weekly Liabilities and assets OF the
Bank En-and froa the ID of December 1913 the 9Th
February 1884, both inclusive. aud published pursuant
the act 81 aud 4th William w, cap 9S:
Liabilities .4ssetS.
Deposits . 81. 1882; GOO Bullion . Il 9q3. 600
Total E2i33S, 000l Total e37 as
b. comparing the above table with the preceding one
shows an increase Of eS3 the circulation
E72 900 deposits increase OF GOO In securities and
ar increase OF ( .o60 600 Ia bullion.
BANK OF ENGLAND.-On the 9TH of January,
1914, the dividends due and not demanded amounted 10
81 lo3 al rs 3D. Advanced 10 Government the
date O63 Sol 3D. Remained the haads OF thu Bank
EI0OGS3. lis Sd.
AMERICAN SECURITIES IL LoNDoS.-W liner
Euro-rn Times of the 4th under London Money
Market head h: the following remarks relative American
Stocks:
The United States have bssn much affected
bv the news received from America Friday last but hey
are steady in value fo Elves beng 81 o92
Pennsylvania DO 6l!; Ohio 50: Indiana 32 81; Illinois
lO Miss. pIs 4 Virginia cents o. and D Bank
shares 10 TO 20 y
The business done United States Bonds since the 81 u
of the following quotations being The latest
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u,h7 2awiyI Total Lives Insured 10 -
c-Watcr Power and Mills for SaIe.-THE
MANUFACTURlNG CONfA-
Ny otF, Tor sale their entire establishment, situated al the
Rilnmon Fall on the Naugatuc River, Derby, Connect
cut miles above the head OF sloop and
ON the Noustonic rvsr where the iOurshES village Oh
birmingham with s5 Is mills and factories ssd Ten ntieS
northwest Of New Haven % f9Gs turnpike soau
The fall Is seventeen feet perpendicular. The tumollns
dam Is made BY ledge of ROCKS luttlng up lioH te
forming the most natural and perhaps all things
The best dam the United States The wafer pp"el las
ben IN use about forty years and e. capacity has ea
tested wellas accurately measured and ~
sufficient az this drisst oil the 10 operate up"dtes
Of 10 600 cotton spades, while during ID weeks In ts y
may b. estimated as u,mited This power Is d. sss
one third greater than that BrninS CHAM and may De con
sraby Increased trltting ne m ana ~9As
are not endangered BY eithsr or water eshets NJ
many own The lands both les OF the JEst and mas many
GOOD locations for mills unoccupied The lands ar t u
no.t naft level and are situated the healthy and peasant
village of Huupheysvlls which contains ABOUT oVG i!e
rsnts and has three churches with stores taTeths anu
mills 70! manufacture OF auSers plane onS sAT
l-sthsr &c There daily mail 10 and from New o.h
non OF freight and from NewYork costs but s2 le on
10 summer anu ''T aE MILLS ARE
lst Cotton Factory OF 1900 spmdies and ~ LOOMS
sG ID : Parsr Mill with two engines
a 4 (;rist Mill with run OF stones
sih 4 Saw Mill al! ID full operation
''i - o THE BUILDINGS
:. s,.rs, Dwelling Houses Store, w arehouss lo
I1nn s5 enods Machine Shop and Blacksmith Shop
The Company has perpetual charter ifnui lhs oe'e
Connecticut with all necessary ecr>0ra'- Ho"sFT
The title perfect. and NJ - In "
Sutfsd, Conn or NJ. % Wsn street New - - ~
Cloves, Esq Cav. E.sinssf. % baFet'y 8 u
mia 2aWdIn2tWf
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DUBLIN, January 81.

DUBLIN Jauuary27
Dear Sirs The much-talked-ot trials have, so
far as evidence is concerned, turned out complete
farce. The Attorney General, who boosted so loud
ly, has made q perfect Judy OF himself and OF the
Government. The testimony has been but repe-
tition the speeches OF O'Connell and the peacea-
BILE savings Of Repealers. Even Bond Hughes, the
main STAY of the prosecution-the sheet-anchor OF
Mr. Smi,la-thc cynosure of all Tory-eyes gave cv-
idence which was of absolute service TO the uaver-
sers. Thus not single particle OF proof has been
adduced 10 confirm the existence of aconspracy.-
In fact. the Government could no. have devised
better method for the spread OF Repeal principles
and the triumph of the Agitators. thousands VINO
never before saw the grounds upon which Mr, y
Connell bases his movement III benalt OF ireiahu,
have read the testimony with the deepest interest,"
The Queens Bench has been an august Repeal
rostrum from which the Liberators arguments ana
anathemas against the Union with Great Britain were
trumpeted throughout Europe and the world. The
Repcalers have certainly gained moral victory
time must determine whether they VIII De crowned
with legal triumph
Mr. Sh;el th;s day pronounced one OF the most To-
gcal and eloquent speeches ever delivered before a
jury Without the least particle OF enthusiasm or
partialty can say that the effort was one oil al
most unparalleled magni6cence. Even the bar
conld NOT suppress its delight and cheered the Great
Of applause attested the sublime effect OF his argu-
ment. At one time the whole audience was drown,
ed in tears Ireland is very proud of Mr.. Shell and
well may she be.
On next Monday the other counsel for the traver-
sers follow up the defence.
1t is mourniulNo walk through the streets OF this
once fourshing and splendid metropolis: Many OF
the promenades, such as Sackville and Westmore-
land streets, cannot be outved perhaps III Europe
but other streets, which lew years ago. were near
ly equal in opuence and architectural grandeur are
falling into ruins. Picture TO yourself Park Place
with one-third of its windowglass out-another
third supplied by paper or old rags-elothes drying
from protruded poes-the doorsshali broken7'he
pavemenls decayed and covered with llth-and .ou
then will have idea OF many spots IN thus devoe'
city which once were not inferior TO Maiden~Lane
in merchandise or TO Broadway in splendor
Touching is it to see the devotion of the poor
classes to their faith You gee objects rag-slad,
around and in the Churches, whose countenances are
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WA NJ F.i-Sv l&d OF l6ysarS OF ase q >lUIa =
w non IS lex ~ wholesale wholesale and retail
grocery stor As attenuation the principal oors salary
would 5e secondary cousdersuo Car give Sned recon-
n1dson line addressed Palmer, No II Mot >tfrvt,
Will BE- Promptly attended -. n@1 I"
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE, by order of the
y COMMITS Of the Sinking Fund of the CITY of NeW-
Miller, AZ l2 ocloch, at the Msfchants's Exchange
Street No.
'k,tIx,y ga
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Employment by an American
w Farmer who understands the Business. Arpv is
Broadway. tnhG1 To
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4 YOUNG LADY having the necessary quail
fc4oas. and who hs>vsuh of the 6rsr S~rniIa
seminary IS Teacher of tire English bT4ncts {. ,s Teacher
sons No direction to pleasant soaihefG9I
Broadway corner OF Chambers street or 10 II and to-
o'clock u2l 2N<
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young woman who understands
w clam cooking aad Is good washer sod cousg and
come we1scommepde,. APply 4, No. 56o W shuston ST.
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4 YOUNG MAN who ROW attends School
n would ikea Office >tore where he
could write or labor N senle way mornnS tnd e'ehi s
had ,hrep wears e,resncs Satisfactory tr9eces
c an Dc slrsn Adlrsss 4 Il. ~ Secoad 81 mh2o 81.
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IHvANTED-At U. p Wards Bakery. pig
w Fulton street boys-s;;SS yonps "'tn 70 dEHe
need Apply that br.us airs; recommendations
mh25 Il
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w. w.

No Ev,rrScr o,1Ssr TIE TRAvERsERs-TRIALs BENZ
rlcIAI TO THE REPEAL CAusE-SnlEL-llIs GREAT Ef-
Observation-Disclosures observation-disclosures rRATr
-QrIgT DUBIIS. &C.
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Rooms OF THE Newly DIRK HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
ITn;uar-it,- If NAVY March 1914 I

University OF New Ork NidrCh, 1874
SIR:-The undersigned, having been appointed a
committee, TO prepare Map of the State, with all
the original Indian names, solicit information on this
head. It's believed that sectional maps, made by
the early surveyors, exist among family papers, and
would be communicated, as well as, in some in
stances, manuscript journals and letters. Another
source of information to be found IN the names OF
creeks rivers, and other boundary marks IN early
deeds Tradition, in townships and neghborhoods,
is u third, and still fruitful source OF preserving
these names, the meaning of which may sometimes
be vet obtained, from the natives or from lnterpre-
ters
Every year carries TO the grave, some of those
pioneers and early settlers, who are the best quail
fed to give the desired nformaton and thus narrows
the circle OF tradition, al its highest source This
Society furnishes safe and eligible repository for
all such documents whether presented or deposited.
Ii is an object OF deep interest, with lis members, 10
collect and preserve the sonorous and appropriate
Indian Technology of the State. The committee
will make due Acknowledgements, IN their final re-
port, for all aid in this species Of research.
Communications may be made TO either OF the
undersigned, or under cover, 10 GEORGE FOLSOM,
Esq, the Domestic Corresponding Secretary.
HENRY K. SCHOOLCRAFT,l
c. FENNO HOFFMAN,
<. VERPLANCk,
WILLIAM l.. STONE, COMMITTEE.
&. + BUTLER,
EDWARD ROBINSON,
WNI w CAMPBELL.
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WANTEO-A good Architectural craftsman
w who draws quick aud IN artist like STYLE one who
also draw for haoSnl hy on MOOD o' aFShl-
teetual and bridge euErrlpG machinery su other
would be preferred Inc office Of iTHlsI TOWN.
Architect ard Bridge sn.ineer No IS Merchants tNhSe,
uspsr gallery. EAST corner Wall 81 mh23 cod W
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10 Lots in williamsburg for Sale.-SIN ELI
gi6le BUILDING LOTS Of extra size, located on s man
and good buildings. They WILL De sold cheap close part
nershp. Apply TO 2 j FISH. II Nassau-s New-ioTk or
IN the evening his residence Williamsburg ie2sti
- Mutual Life insurance Company of
NEW-Y ORk.-This Institution, during the month oil Feb
ruaTy, has issued lorty-fye policies, VIZ:
70 merchants and Traders "a To clergymen ..2
clerks ..-...... 9 lawyers
brokers - gentlemen. ....-
ladies ........... - agents ..... 49,
=. hookseileT, professor military
butchers ......1 academy .....)
navy offcers. q cashiers Of bank. .....l
mechanics - tellers of do. .....l
- PHYSICIANS. 1901
~ ..,.,..l ia, W.; W Insured IS u
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S1DOO WANTEp-An1Hy person pGsS .S,sS,ti
personal security may obtain Boardia desirable location
IN the lower part OF Cy Tor ths OF year Tor the
of the money Please address & l. w Tribune Once
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of Mary Rock
well, baasdnShouss keeper When last hs ara from l.sd
above PRISON will Be thankfully received by hsL nephew An
drew Melee. az No. Cahaslae slip the Sun oics
nb3 rs
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yNTANTtG-Bv a Young man thar has had Two
situation in dw ,rs or Grocery stae>slf much
of an object IS employment. Good accommodations WI BE-
gwen :, linz acdrsSei j NJ. ll2 Cherry Strtrt WI %
,rcmntIy' ,trsn,l,J 10 u25 2wt
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METAL ROOFS, GUARANTEED WATER
Nl TIGHT FOR FIVE YEARS. WHICHlS FOUR
YEARS LONGER THAN USUAL-Thx subscribers
have invented method Of covering roofs with PLAIN gal
yeazet tin plates which they gaaras 70 remain water tight
that il affected by the shrinking swelling OF
panks which laid, by the contraction expansion
OF The metal.
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling housss
and city, covered by this method their salts
faction:-
Henry Breyoot. Esq, OF 5th avenue and 9th St
John s. SchermeIhorn. ESQ No. 30 Broadway
Dayd AUSTIN Esl cor q Exchange place and william =, St
Green Pearson. ESQ., Merchants Exchange. Wan 81.
Geo. g. Butler Esq, No. 81 Nassau
Francis Burrirt, Esq, &c Broad St N
Notice given that the improvement Is passhleS, az
PERSONS the trade wishing roofs b the
plan obtain permission moderats terms ~ pd,
mhl4r 7. NAYLOR CO ~ sno ~ oLoea d.
TITHOG Business Cards, Circulars,
IL Maps Plans Architectural Drawings Machinery Laae
Portraits, and every description oil ot4~ts ano
80 ZONES Lithographic Establshmsnt
l2s Fulton 81. y. Y.
B-Drzwng, and Specifications for Paens So made 91'
and Autographed. A-a ~
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NO. TO JDHN-sTKEET'
TLLIOT. BURNAP 81 BABCOCK are con-
e. ,sny suppIled with large general assortment Of
PAPERS suited toll Of the trade among which
are the following Hubbafds coiored Papers great Variety
Boston Copperplate Papers superior quality Book and
News Printing Letter Folio Post and BaPa s9%s "a
Druggists Hardware and Cloth Papers; Binders and Trunk
Boards: Sheathing and w raYplnS PaIers, &c. &c
,;aIs je2D #
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DOARD-For two or three >iusIo gentlemen may De had
Dnow Al Il East Broadway and paor and bedroom SUIT
able for gentleman and hls wife Sase gentlemen, may
| also be engaged from the Et III May. mo in
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BOARD WANrEO--By two Young men IN a
ID private family or where there few boAlers, on the
side of Broadway below Boome and ae9ye thsmberS 81
TrnHsr P,st 0ff,r With rsnns m2S 81"
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Wilder's Patent Salamander Safe against th'
World

nAPER of all kinds constantly on hand, and tor
[ sale in lots to suit purchasers, by ,,.-,;=
mbI SIN CYRUS W. FIELD, No. Burlius SLIP