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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14

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~ 1Ir. Ttifor-DFAR SIR: ob-erv,


- Nr. Edifor-DEAR SIR: observed IN Your jour
nal day. ~ncc scurrlou- article, in which my name
made % take prominent place ~ the author, either
ashamed AFRAID. probably both. concealed his nfme
could do Otherwise than treat the matter with the charity
Of silent couen pt-ihe Just need Of malicious and anony
nous fabnca;ious.
And onv sieah of the thing now. In passing That
mai readers NAV on their guard against the low pairy
lrifce that makes mp the pifu vainglory Of small aud
groveling mind To be on moments reflection, ic
miserable irck plain enough nder cover Of grossly
FALSE ia.inuafOn aimed apparently he real Oh ec
h clearly mGusf-hat same strange. unnatural hankerng
aner noicriey. l. HONEST man ashamed nf h face
l. HONORABLE afraid 10 stand mp 20 BIZ word =
Does TRUTH shrink voluntarily from light into fisErlcefII
ohscurifv, The writer talks Of respectable gentlemen
it, forsooih the author oi such petty piece ~ anym0us
.cuuiiy could have any Thing 90 common with re'pca-
hc gentlemen
With tie-e few remarks, Incidentally thrown oar, ! will
pass the important aud immediate object OF THIS COM
municafOn
Nv ORIGINAL GENUINE Pulmouic syrup ). not only g.
fceme bu ha, been proved be 0l The mos eica-
cous remedies discovered for lie of consumption,
c0id- coughs, liver complaint and dyspepsia ~ j. Tree
from all Impurities and ~ constant uniform strength
lis operation j. both general and special. w bile j. ac-
GrNERAILY upon the whole system most powerful a.
tentative purifying The fluids freeing the solids from oil
morbid accrefiOns and uvcorang and bringing up al
the vital energies to the standard OF permanent health, D.
the ime acts SPECIFICALLY upon The lRng-, bron-
chial tubes windpipc and iirua'. and the ynnhalc ana
elsnduar systems stimulating them into healthu activity.
removing al. morbid matter eCuazing the circulation, re-
storing tie proper and necessary secrcons and nnay ac-
comprising complete renovation from disease and rcso-
ration % sound and permanent health
The ORIGINAL GENUINE Pumouic syrup. prepared eNcu-
svev in this city, ! for sale only NJ old established
Office No gqi COURTLAND Street Please be pariicu-
lar and observe that my Office i door sELow Green
witch street. on the South side OF Couriisnd street
ielS ari,. 2. :. BEEKMAN
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MARRIED:

day lO,h. by Rev DIR. Mason, Col. Charles
sooe % Landing 10Th, VIM G. Stewart Of ihs
ss! 49, 21ih ult. Mortimer Wadhams OF Ont, Co
AZ h's 49, I'm Proc. 10th instant VIM stewart ~
nI Thompson 9th. Townsend Wick' OF Troy
Cnr'o"' SoyyIe list Charles b. Robinson. Of thif
An' ,,sria Z Snten Of Brooklyn.
e y I..rs ilih Theodore Pomcroy. r 70 Mary T. Dai
20, sr.cuse o. Charlie Coiburn to Mary c. Post both
New London c. sih. Lawrence Valentine OF this
- % Mary Har1don. OF T.. Lyme. c.
@" pbIsdelpha OH Tnomas Richardson OF this city
q. r daughter Of Richard Price.
- 30" ayov 5,h Samuel T. Tempcion 70 Emily Jsnc
- .th James Leonard 70 Catherine Hayes, both o.
Albany. - If n,;..,, s V,., Vol ~
Cherry valley 5th Austin Lynch to Sarah panef
an William Barrett Of Caitarausus Co. 70 Eleanor Nc
~ Rochester 9th ult Henry d. Hoornbeek to Jane
scho0ni8akef. .,, MI
A Post
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THE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS
Aud Nnrusff, Eluii.

hR. A. II CRlSriE respectfully informs the American
~ public that he has lately arrived from England Tor me
purpose ofnroducng IN this country, ne novel apphca"n
H discovered by his brother. Prof. Her
man Cr. of London, in October last The discovery has
received ihc vefsa APPRECIATION Of he medical PROCESSION
Of Great Britain who have pronounced among the mos
important of modern scientific inventions The PATENT G,-
sA>tc RiScs have found all the purposes Tor
which he ordinary sayauc battery, electric and magnetic
machines are used bat without any OF me injurious
SHOCKS which always accompany the application py ihes
Instruments and In many other respects are more safe ana
certain IN sccomp shing the desired object
The alvanc rnss have been several mon'hs hrOr,
tie English public and the universal reputation they nave
acquired sufficient evidence of their extraordinary power
in The prevention and the diseases for which they are
recommended They have been rsed with perfect success
IN all cases Of Rheumatism. Gout Tie DoereuN, sick Head
ache Indigestion Paralysis. sh JOINTS, General Drbiy,
Deficiency Of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous Dsorders
The Gayanc power which they possess gradual ana CON
.an and the beneficial effects they produce upon me sys
TEN must be- witnessed TO be believed The Gayanic Kings
are in every way perfectly harmless and are sold AT prices
fo be- within the reach of all DESTROYS iesng their efficacy
CRISrIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID Is always used IN con
necon with The Gsranic Rings 10 promote telr more EN-
cent action and direct the Oalyanc influence to the par
ucular portions which affected.
Dr. Crisfe the American public from the beginning,
ID beware .purOu, limitations The only Agency at pre-
sent In the United states IL al 1874 FULTON-sTREtl, n
from Broadway in this City. and nom the -ecre,
process by which the metals Gre prepared 10 De rendered
and efficient all limitations must be entirely devoid
of any gavsnic eject ie9 iwis'
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EDUCATION.
.RTs CLASSICAL AND CON-

DIV. n. T. HrDDARTs CLASSICAL AND CON-
III MERCIAL BOARDING aud DAY sCHOoL-Fous-
.eenifsircci University Place and FINN Avenue
This Establishment which has lately been removed nom
Houstonsee prepared for the reception of In.
creased number of Boarer No expense las been spared
q render u u complete, well arranged school for boya IL
been built expressly fur the purpose Intended under s
rccOn ofoue of the first architects IN the city. aud Mr.
HIdlan has much satisfaction IN presenting 10 his Frends
md e Public Institution In which every requisite for e
recommendation, convenience and comfort ~ hs pupils 70
mb aud such rs tie experience Of many years hAs aug
g.-ted. Til. situation is perhaps. the most eligible which
d have been selected for the purpose regards oalth
,li facility of All the advantages ~ the beet In
,ruciors and Professors agasbe, while the benefits o
country residence gained by ,he outdoor athletic exesc
which can be enjoyed IN tie spacious play ground
Further information NJ Ia course Of study, and other per-
cafs Interesting parents. may bo obtained on application
20 Mr.. Huddar AT his residence IN lith street
y B-The number of Day Scholars and Day Boarders b.
inc limited VIII b. filed they There ere
ia the Day School and several 10
he Boarding School, both departments being entirely dsno
rom each other.
TERMs-For Boarders $50 per annum without aeon
psmens); Day Boarders $50 per quarters Day Scholers,
$50 per quarter nni< 3mis MW6SA
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


(foy Commercial and Money Matters, sec Last Pese)
FRIDAY, PM
The Stock market is heavy to-day. but the change
Tsre not material
In Exchanges there is very little doing. Sterling
sdul at 9; a 81. Francs 27i 2Gs
The Receipts on the Buffalo and Niagara Fall
Railroads for the fret days in June were 1920 agan
j69s same time last year showing an excess Of SOL
We hear II stated that meeting Of the Stockhod
es OF the sonington Railroad is to be called IN ie"
DAY. 10 take into consideration the issue Of the Bonds o.
,sd Company and to investigate if consideration has
received by the company for Them
The Merchants Insurance Company Of Louisville
have declared dividend Of twenty per cent for the last
SIX months
An Engineer is now engaged in surveying the
route or portion Of it, for the extension Of the Harlem
Railroad TO Albany 1t is stated that sufficient funds WI
10 forthcoming when the surveys have been made.
The Exports of Domcscs from Boston for May
were g7a3 bales For the year ending 3lst May 6597l.
Of which there wcre-to Calcutta bales, O57 Canton.
sse6 East Indies 1884. Manila. 597 Gibraltar, Il
Batavia ll2: Valparaiso s3l7 Rio Janeiro 3l09 Cali
fornia s23 Smyrna, 692; China, l,2ii Isle OF France
l@; Cape Hayden, I75 Gonaives. 46; surinam. g.
Mcueon % 81, Thomas 49, Port-au-Prince. lO9i Gu
rscao 80 -, Peters 20; Nova Scotia II Marscilles
l25 Brazil l52; Africa, ia; Sumara GO Havana ~
Sandwich Islands 4lS; Fayal, 30 Cape Town, D Ma
rsnham as Mansanilla 70; Monte'ideo lJo' Buenos
syres. 2O2; st. Domingo - Para, ll2; Malta. 81 Ma.
rsesibo IS: Pcrnambuco 100; Aux Cages. O.; Hons
Kong III; Palermo and Naples, 30 Honduras. ~
Cape de Verbs 90 Jcrcmie, 10 Jacme, 10; Guayana
2: Laguira 100; Halifax. ] Vera Cruz, 10 Naples q
Liverpool. s; New Orleans 56l3; Ncw-York, 17,l26.
Philadelphia s0s7: Charleston. 1872; Baltimore SAG
Mobile $40; Apaachicola 46!st Marks. - Savannah g
Norfolk 3; Portsmouth, 20; Salem, o. Richmond, 80
Nantucket 100: Hartford ls5; Ellsworth, Bangor.
e Bath 20 Total bales and cases 65,97l
The Exports of Ice from Boston for the year
ending May 81 were A. $50 tons OF which 222ii wen,
loNew Orleans 1867 to Mobile 32ls to Charleston iO79
Calcutta 1859 to Liverpool Hiss to Barbados 1924
% Havana and 1852 to Kingston, Jam.
At Philadelphia money is abundant. The efforts
oprocure money in anticipation of the state tax it is
believed viii be successful.
Al New Orleans there was good demand for EX
change and the .aiheI above last quotations
but there il no established advance Sterling q TO 9l
prem Frances y a 81 p day bl- OF the North 10
per cent discount; Sight par to per cent premium
There is no change in Frciehls Cotton p n to Liver
pool l332d Hsvre Z. Two ships We're taken ycser
Day for Liverpool and one for Havre at these rates
The monthly report OF the New Orleans Banks
lr Nav r~y,s he t,1f,,,inr ica1ipr items.
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~ Or. Bnnnius'- raicni Lace or Body Brace.

rms instrument : ucslsned 10 relieve dyspepsia weakness
and pam IN slocs sese o gonens' in the stomach con
suprnon ana Pes NsAA lungs cough and splitting blood
papaion Of the heart. weakness OF the p- and limb.
dropping OF The body with curvature the spre and en-
srremeni of shoulder particularly IN children aud youn
sd.s: also female debility ard weakness of voice. seam
sirss Clerks Students ana Others who keep the bent ART
Jude md much Immediate comfort from use II operates
BY eevarng the whole pile OF organs (which descend
ID from muscular weaknessl and maintaining them thus BY
is Mnng heNibA,y Dr. r. can be consulted al 81 Broad
WAY over the store of Mr. Wes opacan Office only from
A. NJ TO - NJ and TO p. NJ. for lew weeks female
Is in attendance Ladies' City and Country Physicians
and Druggists are invited to CALL and may be supplied by
applying Al The above address Common sense, on
Chronic Disease, for sa.eAn arrangement, no reei no
paw can b made mis- eusod.s
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DIED:

On Friday 18th inst Mrs. HANNAH AMELIA wife OF
Can, cbss Baxter and daughter Of John Shepherd Jr
Ia q wears months and II days
The relations and friends OF the family are respectfully
from her late residence. No. lOi WoOster-street
MDenbury CT the 10Th inst. Deacon ISAAC IVES
frmery Of Newly
A. New. Haven. 10Th inst Rev Mathew Mclisy' recent
" from Africa. "a
A, shawanguuk. ls, inst Eleanor Johnson widow Of
Robert Johnson, -.
Al Troy Jonathan Owen II.
At Albany. 10Th Jesse i, son OF Lydia a. Montgomery
III Samuel Swan, 80.
A,Oswoso Sin inst, Henry White. - ath, Mrs. Mary
NJ Lawrence, q.
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Have-inll Mas. June 30. 1915
This may certify ihsf there purchased for this Banl
Nov. last from Nahum Allen. en for Messrs Dsv
Sewcii, 500 Broadway, Newly orb one OF their Paen
Pafaoptc Formulation Bank Locks" No H. AZ eApes0
If - y which warranted -ecerr against a attempts
pick n, ard not % get out OF order with careful usage E
said Lock placed vault, and has been use
with great care having had Ae precauon fD lock be-
closing the door: hui have found n Two three in
-iance- that having so locked H. unable 10 UNLOCK %
without taking from the door and have @ taken apart
Finding susceptible 10 get out a. order Directors
fearful LONGER 10 IT, and have replaced sad LOGS
with one of Mr. H. C. Jones Patent Cmugeable cOmiua-
ion Locks having fall confidence in the security ~ the
same also that irwin not be liable % get oui of order
r. A. PORTER, Cashier.
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MrRICAA ar.EuMA AND AERIAL. GAR.

a ntN N0rnff o. KrOoNay anl An >ItfrI, MUMMY
june p. ant through me wees
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening II s
'cioc. and "Wednesday and saturday Afternoons Al half
9asf
- The MANAGER pleased 20 announce the famous and
ari1ina KENTUCKY NiN>rREL>. the best band ei tlii
cnan. IN America Also engaged. GREAT W f>lbhN
the uneqlged iencsor OF Yankee caai ncrr ana sehrs
fivor.hlv known A. A talented Dancer Nh bAkItri
the >ab.e or BiL MIR PETE MORRIS. eonis Vocal
~. ~ MHlrLOCK. the best Banjo Player and Nssrv
Meioiis, In America Mrs WESTERN, Mss ADAlk
LA PETITE CARLlNE, YANKEE olkI>hir; eoSi
&c MELANGE, &C. GRAND BALLOON A>CrNsioN
and Wednesday and saturday afternoons. WAN flu'
CRES. &c ADMISSION j. cents le2
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.Nsc.h.r III sell by Public Auction, a. Us place near A
bany 81 "Wednesday the 25h dag Of June, al 10 0cocs
VI lis entire herd 90 plre-b-ri and imported Shohi
arirna, Bulls Cows and Heiers. Caiaosuts am NOR
M NOTICE NAV b. seen IN the May No Of the Albany Cult
v,io, And NeiS. York American A-ricu..lrst
M a. will be positive and without reservation, except
In relation 10 three four individuals on which t- sub
.rbr y u claim lie privilege Of bidding, openly and WIN
49,. rr or account Of any peculiar merit bui thai may
80, ne-sarlv get Of THE nucleus OF stock which IN
ind he links more highly " than any other and hlch In
he as coundentin saying cannot be surpassed, and
49, 10 for prices hie ihan nominal, las he CASE
~ h. compared with the Of these. or prospecnveyi
A Ohio. even II others much 20 his satisfaction could
- bs9 = Nu,nt Hone. near Albany. May .ith. lsth
mvlS 10 Je.5 ihwi-&os ~ r + IhINiANn-
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hereby certify. that one Of Day Newefs Patent FER
mutation Bank Locks. which furnished o This BANK by
~ Allen Acentf0r Day Newell. No. j39 Broadway New
York and which warranted. by said Allen 90 Ice Sc
cure u.an- the Of any attempts 20 picA m -ine
sa- picked aud unlocked the ID day OF June. 1859. by
ror man under tire direction of Mr. H. C. Jone- Of New al
New-JeI-cy without having ne key ana a-o w'nou see
NJ Tire KEY or c inside OF the 0ck and tl- Bank has
ni0vci NJ Jones replace the lock that has been picked
s. one Of his locks having fail confidence IN M Jones
Lock JAMES GALE.
Cashier OF the Haverhil Bank Hsvertnll. NJ
The above lock DAY Newelsl was sold 10 tie Haver
li Bank .n 'lc summer Of l6fi
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AYE THETNDER-IGNED having been

7 y II
w Tu-i,q.- of the Estate Of HENRY GIBBS, late OF the
town of Pamela IN the County Of Jefferson, an abscondlng
debtor do hereby give notice That all persons indebted tohe
aiI Henry Gibbs required % render account OF all
ebts and OF money owing by them respectively Ia ~
said Trustees by the 10h day Of September next al The
ofc, Of John H. Duftou. WATERFOWL, Jefferson COUNTY,
and pay tina Also thai all persons having IN her
possession any property effects Of such debtor are re-
ucd % deliver the To such Trustees by the day aofe
-ad Also that all the creditors of such debtor are required
o deliver ier e-pectve accounts and demands 20 The sd
Ir.ec- or of tism by tn day a0resaid-Daicd Va
erfown June OH, ls5 y. VI WOODRufF,)
j. H. BUTTON, Trustees.
Z. MI NDY.
lu.. NnlLnr Alf'r fnr A-alIu- lrt-inr NIL IlNlm
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e l.. The Crescent aud the Cross, by warbur.



L ID. APPLETON 4 GO. have iu,t published the FARM
Frs AND ENIGRANTS HAND BOOK being a f8I
and complete Guide for the Farmer and The Enigran COM
sing the clearing OF Forest and Prairie Land. Gardening
Farming generally Farrerv. Cooking, he Prevention ssd
Cure OF -eas-. with Copiou- Instructions, Table hccipes
anil Hints adapted % every class of Country Residents, 10y
Josiah Marshal. vol, limo Illustrated e. paper cover
-
THIS Is one Of fhe useful books ever saw. II
contain. every Of Information respecting the manage
u-ui Of farm from I'm. hr.t purchase and clearing of 'ie
and to Tue most minute da.- ~ Agriculture ana Manage
nen We can point 20 other book good for the Emf
grant Farmer Boston Morn Post
Ih manag ora farm In al IL details i here taught
as insure tfe general interests and personal comforts
Mr. - volume viii be found source OF opuence AMI
s-athuIness all who learn s principles and who practice
~. rules. TIE fmigrani Societies would confer peculiar
,nef upon persons who going 10 the West by giving
.em 'hs land Book lel3 lsl iCour. Enquirer.
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FLOUR & MEAL-The receipts during the week
ave been fair and vii probably reach nearly II not quite
ne amount received IN the week OF last year. The
receipts to- day however were light. The market i very
.fa Al previous prces and there have been specu
awe purchasers Of good brands Gcnescc say 20 the eN
aai ~ 400 bbls including 500 hbls TER AT - Is
s..ehlss" ana ONO ARE 62s a. -. with fair demand
note sales considerable lois al 81 % OF Troy 10
bis sold az o. Pine Niddlnes 4 1894 90. Nidd6nr.
was l>' >hipstufs OOa2 50 Scratched West
Ell l. worth about 3', and Is plenty OF ~ Orleans
W note sales -" 70 so eos at 5Odi ~! and fancy
Is Fancy Western ranges from % To : 50 with
air demand The Southern dsscrufions az. sr,, ,rf
z moderate inquiry. Georgetown Brsplyv,ine Ricb
rcnd Country SC are 1 7jQi 81 with ssies 400 49,
ta.sGclPha al o. - DOS Vassetis fancy George.
tVn NJ pa and 100 bh.s Richmond Coun,~, &, -
Rye Flour = 3 o0d3 - with sales 300 bils a, 2 ~ u
s<es 500 obs Jersey Mca! ST. Brsndywinc ts,s in
Is II - IN hhds sales 100 hbs al 90! from store
sap SUITS IA bulk Ia fair demand 40 9Ql0 Bag Nea
$q4icfs OF Cake Meal = ~ cents. At Cleveland
eSeip,s Of l. hours 2q43 bbls Small sales foY con
ssnpsloa az 1 p - Al Racine Flour was 5oaf -. 90.
AAlosny moderate sales az o2f q s3---.N Rochcs.
he quantity passing East IS declining FOR lsst two
~lseo0Q Total for the season 5l3oil ools. Moderate
esa4 l2,Gi lsi. AT Cincinnati Flour was 3 toc
r. and choice brands 7OG3 -. At Boston Gen
- held higher, slQ4 = with small saics. -- AZ
,sssso $500 bbis Lockpori d" Stafford sold al iri
80 DO Mich and Black Rock part C W. Ten ~
rSaa Market closed runy At 4 Isl "a -. Receipts
a...M Alexandria sales mixed brands AT the basin ~
.,saei Isl AT Baltimore limited demand for How
EssItei Al 3si, receipt price CITY Mills %. Al
.SsntPhis there has been considerable speculation,
s"O ebls sold at 25d4 37,, closing at The higher
81 HHAN-We notice nothing farther in Wheat Last
~, 'sAesee Al lptc for milling In Rye there Is no
Ss .ols and but hiilc Offering Last sale 65l dcd
dong In Barley. nominal price 30 cents Oats
son,S-hs UP. Cana are quoted al 35i 20 cents
c,. are worth 80 cents, and Jersey 400 bushels 81
,11s In Com We note sales OF 1000 bushels White
do, r. s,..a4s
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THIS DAY Is PrrRIISUED.

No. IS or The LIBRARY or CHOICE READING
Containing Lecture ou The Dramatic Literature ot The
Age 0f EizabeIL BY William Haz'ir. VOL First Ane~
ncan edition beautifully printed. IN large clear type 81 50
- There no feature 10 the rerrosreci % Tie last few
relrs more important and more delightful than The steady
advance ~ improved taste n literature. 0ut both
HlzIr which heretofore have been duly appreciated only
hV fe few nisn- ample justice done them hy the
MANY With reference the present work. he Edinburgh
Review eilalenfv observes " Mr. Hazhu possesses
noble quality no least for fhe Office which h. has chosen 10
M intense lm.r0n aud love which he feels for the great
authors on whose eyccenfie- f chiefly dwes His relish
For their beauties Keen. that while ie describes ihcn
he pleasures hrh they rlr become almost paipshe o.
lie sense. ari seem. scarcely n-ure 10 feast sni
banquet on their neciarei sweets" Published AMI for
sale hv WILEY 4 PUTNAM l6l Broadway.
LATELY PUBLISHED.
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Markct....June p

BrrvFs-g75 head offered, including 300 from Ohio
200 head including 600 for NewNork sold at s5d6 90
p lbs.
AZ s6asl2: Springors sl0Gls and Mich Cows sl1a
- each sales OF Jersey Calves the Delaware At -
al so and Penna do at the yards 50 50a4 g 100 lbs
live weight
Sw1NF-6o0 were offered, and $50 sold AT 81 75d
- p
SHEER AND LANBs-lsO0 offered. sales at 81 5Oa
II 30 and Lambs al - 2503 cash.
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nOatebes, Jewelrp. Nf.
WATCHES.

WAIOhkS
NOTlCE-SAMUEL ". BENEDICT, having Dissolved
~ partnership with Mr.. ) Hammond. has taken . new
No Wal-sireei, where be- viii continue The buzz
OF selling and repairing hne chronomeier and duplex
Wa,chc- Clocks Jewelry and silver Ware. lie las made
an arrangement with Mr. Cottier who foreman In the
firm the last three years, that MI ctronometes and
duplex Watches requiring work viii have put In
equal the original. lie has also made arrangement
NTH Mr. T. r. Cooper c London, az 10 keep constantly
band assortment OF his hrst quali, Wsiehea Mr. u
Beach, who has been with for THE last years will give
ms attention % jew cry Department. myl7 JawMf
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~ To the Pubic.-Ai the late Fair Of the American

~ To tbe Publjc-Ai the late Fair Of the American
lns'irue Ire subscber received silver medal for specl-
men N h. TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE, wlleh he orers "a
H. hi A. lie same price Al which the common Lead rip
sold Scientific men have universally agreed hal Lea
Pipes used for domestic purposes are not ony prelae1
bui highly dangerous psfng with Tn renders them sale
sweet, and free from Al OBJ econ ASIDE from the psrng
guei -arrris as Pipes equa 70 any nlaaacnr-
Cd N The world. discerning pubic VIII noi a. % uIscii
mate between PIPES snuiseluei by me and other anu-
ls<l1rrrs % cori-qor Lea Pipe. - go.
py2s lmss AQBERl W. LQWBER ~ Weiss
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WATCHES.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES RHTAILED At
NJ WHOLESALE PRICES. by J. 7. WILLISTOh.
Dealer In Watches No. Cortani street, broadway,
lp stairs.
An Watches sold this csiabl shmenf WARRANTED 10 b
such represented, or the money sEFVsoEn
Second Hand Watches taken exchange bought fog
cash
Watches, Clocks, and Jcwelry REPAIRED In Tho bsss
manner. NJ the lowest prices. myi5 imiss
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L BRAINERD, Mac mist.


certify that Henry C. Jones. Of Newark. y. J.. and
OF his workmen under hi direction. picked ami opened
ocs upon OF Crandal Rics Patent Salamanca SAFES.
my Once. No 10 Plat street. Tie safe was locked hy
and my different times. and neither Mr. Jones nor
- workman ever saw the key or the ock Afior working
nearly II hours different days. during - days NJ
nencng April In, De succeeded no opening ou fs oh o
April Inst. have per agreement with Mr. Jones' lur-
chased from him one % bis l0ch- for ms safe.
JOHN ~ OLCOTT. Is Plat =.
II supposed that Mr. Rici- Lock COT which bad pre-
viou know ed.cl substantially like Chlhf- Lock.
(which my picked in eight mmYie-l and went 10 WORK
70 u accordingly found myself mistaken, aud lost good
Teal of time. Ny man open Mr. Rcis Loeb cisl-
y IN an hour II. G. JONES, Ncvark, NJ, jelj Bis