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FOR SALE.
MEDALS AND COINS,

middle aud modern Coins Medals OF all nations
The present time and small quantities. Also
cons OF composition medals finished the exquisite
Il manner and at moderate prices.
Mineral Samples from Siberia, eden. Norway Bohemia
Sarony, England France &c. No s Greenwich street
Story. 3w.r
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
NEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received the Office of the
- New York aud Harlem Railroad Company, the village
Of White Plans Westcheser county until Goth day OF
les Of sd Railroad extending from the
" hte falns to point the north line Of Westcheste
county.
Plans profes aud specifications will ready for the inspec
VIII be attendance, render all
Contractors known the Company Engineer will be
expected to produce testimonials of their capacity ability
experience; and the best security will be required.
closed vigorously prosecuted aud completed by
Of Mas By order Of the Extension Committee.
50 ts10rrc ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chief Engr.
A e. BARRY, Artist in Hair, No I46 Broadway-W Wigs
n and Scaips the ventatng aud Gossamer
srproyimatng the OF natu
cheaper than other the city The trade supplied
Also manufactured ladies' and gentlemens hair Neck
aces Bracelets Watch Guards Rings Flowers Earrings Sc
&c anal Im'mc
HARPS. HARPS
50 Anthony ST., 2 Doors from broadway.
AMES HANLEY the only Pupil of Sebastian Erard, Of
London aGd Paris, calls public his stock ofIm-
proved Patent Double and Single Action Harps including his
eeebrated6s Grand Gothic Instruments with Metallic Vi
bfating Bases, &c &C.
James Hney has been honored with the testimonials of the
President of the United States the American Ministers to the
Courts OF London and Paris Professors Bocnsa vars Chat
tsron 2r aud numerous Others from private individuals of
aG,fTys A"sIGRny street doors from Brosdwy
~ nitNf . NEd strings &c sl2 lmfrc
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LARp-Without much change from last quotations.
bbls 81 stctsr kegs 81 Gets.
PoRK AND BEEF-Ohio Pork is quick at Sl4t for mess
~ ior prime Beef continues dull S9a9J for mess;
S5a5t for prime The old stock is quite dull and holders
are anticipating the receipt of the new stock
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
A2 :! ;! - )! i! !! !! E!!&
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS. :,

Commencing Monday. September 18th, isi5
Leape Brsokiyn-
AT 81 o'clock A. NJ, Boston Train for Greenport, daily,
Sundays excepted, stopping Farmngdae and St. Georges
Manor.
At9k A. for Farming tale and intermediate places daily
SUNDAYS excepted Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur
days through TO Greenport and intermediate places
At4P NJ for Farmingdale and edate places daily,
Sundays excepted and on Saturdays Suffolk Station.
Leare Greenport
Boston Train at o'clocS, T. M the arrival OF the
steamer from Norwich daily Sundays excepted stopping al
ST. Georges Manor aud Farmingdse.
Ats o'clock a. NJ; Accommodation Train, Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Lsape Forming gdae-
For Brooklyn at ca o'clock A. NJ and r. NJ, daily, Sun
pdays excepted.
Leare Jamaica- .,
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LoSpoN-Packet ship Quebec-Airs Barrett, Miss Oakley
Mr. BaekIssnd Of New York Palmer, Philsdepha; DR.
gan; NJ Cammsron South Bend Indiana Capt II Cox and
lady siSs caroline Cox James Cox Masters Robert John
Ganads Edgar G Johnson, West Indies; Miss Williams Lon
nlnnI
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Bvrrrn-Prime qualities are vet scarce Prime dairy

BuTrrR-Prime qualities are yet scarce. Prime dairy
IL Is cts. Store of good to prime Is 10 cents
CHEEsE-Stl holds firm position, and comes IN quite
freely We quote New York State 7a71 Eastern Con
nectcut tas cents; Ohio and western cheese generally
6a6s cents
CorroS-The market remains quiet, with rather less
disposition sell at present bids We hear of sales
OF 500 bales at quotations.
LIVERPOOL
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PASSENGER SAILED.

LvEnrooL-Pseket ship yorkshireMiss Harriet Liver.
more Geo Merrill New York; VIM Bonner and lady Brook
yn; Mrs Sarah Wright, Napervie Illinois; Thomas Need
Rey NJ, Clarke Ceburg Canada; Guilaume Roussy Henri
HAyRE-Packet shp Francois I-Felicen Nlaren.
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nIiscellaneous Record. /.

Snip souTHPoRr-Captan Surges the agent OF the under.
"rs mas come up from the ship lighter with dry goods
her was 70 leave the wreck Monday evening The
snip has about seven feet Of the hod-be lower tiers
81 peshaoie goods will be badly inured-he valuable sr,
o the cargo appears dry and be gotten ou, and
expected 70 be forwarded Charleston IN the brig Mobile
which lies at the foot Of Maiden lane The shin !, IA ,
will be off. ~
CAPT WILLIAMS, OF the packet ,hp Quebec ;, iii; ror,
from London saw on the 81 large shin yitb oss ar
miten mast ana MAN iopmasi, steering Fast ~ - "
oHP oEoHGiANA Behm az this from LiyerpooI exnet
encea severe hurricane the ls ~ 40 lon 80 50 in
when she slt lore topsa stove bulwsrkS hos. h. La
passage. V"S VIC" y" ue
GALt on The ST LAwREscEThe gale Of 7th inst appears
70 s.e oeen very severe Ia the st Lawrence Capt Mtillsn
OF bg John Mary returned to Quebec 9th and h,
MS vessel was totally dismasted of the Traverse 7h ~ in
strong eatsy gale-tha he two schrs the
Tor Liverpool went ashore Lsle time Scr Indus
tytCow-il from Montreal for Halifax with flour was
damaged state. - - s''e' :" =
COMMERCE OF HAyASsThere were s3 arrivals U,y.,,
Tor the month e August 8t5, of which T were from the
bhen states 70 vessels sailed the time OF which
wse or me United States The number Of port on
9th inst l3 ships 80 brigs IS scbr-,o,aI s TIE
GA. ~ " Ne"s' 'as'i
Aoscnrs-The packet ship Washington Irving was launch.
20 ge IN command of Capt CALDWELL late OF the Dorch.er
u ior one oil the ships Col Trains Liverpool and Boston
m a me copper fastened ship Of about 400
sd from the OF jonathan Rideout Bath ON
las ohe Is owned by Bailey. Another shin Of about ,he
same size as the above by Capt Watts of UaIoweI
was 20 9e launched day from tho ways OF Messr Lara
wsvs oS " ~ ~ same dimensions, 9th inst, from III
| sou Point, 9th inst. eO'''" 4'ash' AZ <Auuf
\ ARBvALs NEW YoRK-Eor ,ha ,...,x -,
4 September:- - "'eA ehuihs la iSth OF
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NEEDLES AND E'TSH HOOKS

NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS
Tyt BATE removed their establishment No
Maiden Lane where they have sale large aud well
escorted stock Drilled Eyed Needless LINER
ick Salmon Trout Bass Rock and Black Fish Hooks Fishing
Rods Reels Grass Silk and Flax Lines silk Worm GutFes
Saes and every description Of Fishing Tackle which they
able to sell on the most liberal terms
G-y lo2 Maiden Lane up stairs Pearl
aulqi iun*vp
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Stages are readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
sons take low to all parts oi tho
Island. .
Baggage will be readiness the foot Of Whitehall
receive Baggage for the several Trains 80 minutes be-
lore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side
o ? Rockaway Baggage taken III separate Crates .
The S,e5 Statesman leaves Grtenpou for Sag Harbor
twice each day the arrival of the Trims from Brooklyn
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MUSIC.
n Rare Opportunity of Acqnning a Thorough
lI,s;c,j E,,y,,cof5nc

~ H. DERWORT, Professor of Singing, Guitar and Piano
~ Forte has opened class for Young Ladies from 10
oage whom three of his whom
he proposes thoroughly instruct in the Of Singing,
Mr. Derworts system the result Of many years observation
and experience during which successfully taught
London, and New York His method cannot fail to i'm.
his pupils clear and thorough
Oft grammatical principles Of music with the ability to har
monzs any simple given melody.
Parents and Guardians invited call his Rooms 427
BIoaiway, when every inquiry will be answered
Terms $50 payable quarterly in advance Les
sons three times week.
Private instruction as heretofore, al2 lm+rh
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NJ. W | 5 E :,
OPTICIAN ER ON GEO MANY

NJ respectfully informs the citizens of NewYork and the
" public general that ne has located himself this city
aud to-day at fy Broadway large and complete
assortment of Spectacles Reading Glasses Gold silver
aud steel Fmes He would also remind the public whom
he partly known BY his annual Saratoga Sprugs
the last nine years that his know edge the optica
science he enabedto determine the glasses suitable any
Persons with wesk be supplied with glasses
wicA viii greatly benefit aud strain the sight Particular
attention called style Of perspective ground glass
Of the f. flint, which through their high polish and t
Rrouad produce he puIest aud highly recon-
mended as the best III their effects upon the
and improving the sight in continued writing reading
Short sighted persons and such have been operated upon
cataract, also be suited Inserts Likewise new rasse.
of superior quality in old frames soc the PATRONAGE nj
all in want of his articles. Please cali AZ "
- NJ. WISE, Optician
sl5 Im-rc i31 Broadway
GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL
CONSTANTLY on hand at the mandatory % Resde
- St eet en- :, rear Gold Foil warranted equal any
well known to need For TIE accommod,.
en O. down town customers supply always be had
Lambert Lne's Stationery, 62 Wall street
Orders cpted with and despatch Cash in all c,,s
~ lztIs-n q. u. WAUGH, Practical Gold-beatrr
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SEPT lb-FIRsr BoARD-S700 Lehgh q. a. ,.oo ~.
mington RR ~, 10 Kensngton Bank 55ls s6a6 sbgh NJ
Loan 90 500 10 6s - $500 Ches Del Canal 1S saoo
SECOND $1,000 State 6s; 10 o00 do bosd 70
900 do rw i5A. - - -
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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE T TREATISE,

IN certain delicate diseases in which the best and
convenient means OF stated in the painest poss
Bile manner 1.-THE prescriptions used the suhors practice
beng given without reserve giving also clear end faithful
DESCRIPTION OF several disorders frequently mistaken
deceptons of well known Boosting class of People None
but those who have had peculiar opportunities of Judging
possibly Imagine the and varied Of deception
which exist this subject the suerngs both in mind
and body, they entail society To be had only 50
Greenwich street. Price 81. lit may be sent by post
bound)
r. S. Aware Of the opinion general entertained Of those
who obtrude their skill upon the public (matudes Of whom
almost every paper considered duty give
the following statement as the ground which this little
book claims especial confdence:-
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &chs
former works medicine viz, The domestic Guide
Medecne which has passed through several editions Trea
Dyspepsia the Epidemic Cholera Sc he has
the most eminent in America as Sir Ashley Coop. to Dr. Mot
Of this city, DR.. Physck of Philadelphia, and Others and,
which gratifying, has permission to refer almost
every physician oiemnence III the city.
W The author has lately observed that several preende
have nearly initiated his and the title Of
s book they could do but those VITO should unfortunate
ly happen be msed will very detect the mpostue
sA lm+m
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MUSIC,

LADY wishes to deyote her time to the instruction of
IA young ladies' the Piano. She teaches the Logerian
system which has been introduced yet this
y II has been greatly approved Of III Europe being the
shortest aud easiest method Of bringing the pupil
addressed to X at the Office of this shall be attended
IN. ala Imfrr
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENTIAL ID. Mann
Of Ohio consul of the United States for the port Of Tn
este, in the place of George Moore, recalled
Edward &. Doran Of Vincenncs, Indiana TO be a pur
scr in the navy, in place Of rhilo White resigned.
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steamer Princeton sailed for Vera Cruz an tb. ,,L -
from Pensacola brig Lawrence daily expected n, p
sacola. a. ieh'
WhRlcmen.
Povncetown I2th inst John Adams Atlantic Ocean
40 sp; Edwin, do, 40. '
Arr at Boston 18th inst Beese Atlantic Ocean, of aud via
Provncetown, 1876 sp. - -
letter from Cart shockley, of the Roman of NIB report.
nsr 4 Bahia e3d July had there days previous with
small pox among the which they had taken al Eaya
all recovered and would proceed the voyage next day
Ion 81 with 20 sp. ~ - ~ ~ ~ - -
d,od Of rrovinceown, spoken 2sth ult LAT 81 Ion
Ion os Wsp. ''''"ee'0"h' v" spoken 1s'n UT lat !"
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DIR. MARSHALL HALL'S

nR. MARSHALL HALL on0 Of the celebrated phys-
~ Europe the discoyeer of this valuable
IL used his practice among Of England
through the continent Of Europe and every where
suits 1t IS exclusively directed the Of such complaints
quick and wonderful action such coldness mbecy
caunot remain in the system that under influence half
hour II will afford decided relief those who by
early Indulgence in solitary habits, have fallen
chronic debility.
Constitutional weakness boush by habit udulged
IN by young This when frequently dulged I'M the
evil that bes Dyspepsia the
limbs and small Of the back confusion of intellect orgetu
ness ppao OF he heart aversion 70 socety consumption
obstruction of certain eyacuatons total mpoency and
removed by this medicine.
PHIL! PS BOYNE Agents. Forwarded all parts of
the United States Price 50 bote6 bottles for So Sold
at Ia Duane lu+r
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Wigs and ScalpS.

DATCHELOR OR s New Invented Wigs aud Scaps are ex
- citing the nlshment curiosity and admiration of
nosseurs All the old DIFFICULTIES aud yexatious annoyance
done with. These beautiful specimens the art
Wig making only be VIM Bachelors No
Wall street Broadway. Removed from Broadway
auoq Ivn.tn
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EOLIAN HARPS.

EOLIAN HARPS
NUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
aN"C9lemsn Eoiian Aachms1to the Pianoorte for the
he that they are prepared to supply Panofoes
with this improvement attached TO attach the
modern made Pianoores In regard tothe durability
of this nvenon ~ Z. prepared to satisfy the
JUDGED mnd their own critical examination and experience
warrant them IN the assertion that the folan will
~ tune IN climate, and will not be affected by transitions
OF atmosphere The satisfactory with
each instrument.
The public invited TO examine the olian Pancfores'
their ware-room, No. 240 Broadway opposite the Park
where also be bund assortment Of Ga and Ocav
panofores both rosewood and mahogany m26 6'r
ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHr.
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a Ii
quid Dye which changes the color Of the
hair to beautiful brown black without injury the hal
or skin The superiority of this dye consists easy
mode of application and instantaneous eecta other dyes
from twelve hours produce change Its
superior excellence will be every single
application.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily un"ALExASpER's
TRicoBAPHEThe effect of the above the truly as
Lonishng 1t tried yesterday Office and the change
from grav to black ssantaneous.
For sale by RDsht9n Co. druggists 10 Broadway 10 As
House and aj6 Broadway; Of ith street. Aspn
wall sS william street Johnson Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
j. W. Wright Co Cedar and of the principal
druggists throughout the United States of soleagents
K q. A WRIGHT % South Fourth street,
1m'm Philadelphia
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, ,,,r,.,, JUDGE ! [! G FOR YOURSELF.

JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
HUNTEHIAN DIsPENSARY No q D;yson sreo, a.
tabshcd 1896 by the present proprietor for The sue
ce oi disease oi and
sale oil DH HUNTERS RED DROP This medicine il the
ony on ,f that safely be relied thoroughly
cure ms oIrn nisese without injury the and
without diet Or hndrance from business even when ali else
nave iaed comprehensive treatise accom- pan,eS each vial
TWIN full directons) whchs warranted 10 cecallv epr
az cases no matter how long standing how despy seated IN
the system, with less trouble 10 the patient and IN ho,,,
space 81 tne Than any other medicine the world or No
will be takcn Price 81 ervpl ,I imos.mpc ~ p'
TO TAlLORS
VINO aeslre 70 attain correct knowledge Of Fash
onaoe Luting IN all its various branches would do
wei 70 OBTAIN Snemcts Complete Work ON the subject
which can be obtained the author ONLY AT No I3 Broad
wav Pnce-from % TO $40 per BOOB " ~ 80 sulI
" Store No Broad street on lie ecyusr OF Ssoss street
jy0eo
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rUPe n Ftsey stTeet
female IN attendance in the ladies' department. SIG lm+m
$500 REWARD
GROSS SPECIFIC MlXTURE-For the cure of Co
~ norrnoa Geets Structures and Analogous Complaints
We quackish recommendations the public
The proprieo challenges of gonorao
be brought n which the Mixture will effect rapid
under a forfeiture Of S1vO.
For sale at pr. w. H. MINORS, Iea Broadway opposite
the Franklin House 81 lm.rrc
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~ The proprietor of this establishment would inform his
friends and the public generally that he still continues
vide for The of the
His waters attentive and the different dishes served
thot cold may be desed ptop style, and
the whole the beauty Of the thing is, thai every thing
good and cheap sl2 lw+nc
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A. PUkDlE,
FRINGE, GIMP, CORD AND TASSEL
MANUFACTURER,

NIlMATEs that he has hand. and daily bringing for.
rd spleudld of the above articles 10 which
he Vtts attention. Orders promptly executed Prices low
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a, CHE;AadPEsT ;adT BOUTS AND SHOES in the city:-T.
III MARTIN has established and fashionable Boot
and Shoe Store No 2O Fulton street, between Church
~ and Greenw ich ss where he would be happy
the best materials S5 boots footed 50 shoss So Also
made order after the fancy
the boots gsiteIs pumps and fancy colored slippers
N.B-The greatest taken a handsome and
pressly for each customer.
Repairing of all kinds neatly executed the shortes notice
Terms cash. s2 eod2w frh
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DIR. HULLS TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
lsHE superiority Of Dr. HulFs Instruments all others
acknowledged by the most eminent Physicians in Eu
rope and America once Vesey street, Astor House
female in attendance in the ladies' department. SIG
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TO COUNTRY BOOTS AN
SHOES

-. T.. JOHNSON (late Wilson & Johnson) has -
fon hand in li2 Chatham street. directly go
Eopposite the theatre of the best assorted stocks Of
~ Boots aud Shoes that be had in the city Gents Kip
Calf Grain and Seal Thick and Thin Soed Boots and Shoes
peg and sewed from ths Eastern manuactoes Ladies
variety Of Childens Shoes than other this
Buckskn Shoes, sportsmens, Fshermens and Seamen's
Boots.
Store open till o'clock the evening giving country
chants opportunity of examining the goods their leisure
tEs9l m
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FALL FASHION lS45
VIM. BANTA, No. 81 CANAL STREET, CORNER OF
WOOSTER STREET, AND
No. $50 Chatham Street,
"a OFFERS to his friends and the public large assort
~ ment OF Hats of the style the following low
prices, viz
Short Mapped Silk Hats ts...,.....-...s2 SO SO
Elne Molexkin SILK Hats. 90
superior " ...................3 30
Nutria Fur Observation-Disclosures 90
First Quality Nutrla Fur Hat ..........aO a 90
Also. choice variety OF Chdrens' Caps. boys Fur and
Silk Hats Gentlemens Travelling and Dress Caps &c. sc.
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SAILED


10. - ps,ks tanges Madeira, Josephine LISBON
B,i !. Geo Duckwiiz. south America and others WIND
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THE TRIBUNE.

For The Tribune
O. WHERE SHALL OUR WAKING BE-
O. WHERE shall our waking be,
And Though, springs up TO some rsdisn, star.
That pours ia mild glory DER worlds sfar,
Longing 70 merge in iis being Of Ugh,
All rsp,urous dreams Of the bi-sfui and bright
The idesi beauty. whose htful CLEANS
Come 20 US ever in frances and dreams.
o. where shall our wakingbc
And Love looks forth with her passionate eyes
And questioning glance. 10 the glowing skies
OF the dreamy West for some i-e Of bliss
With IL crystal lakes tina, the South winds kiss.
With balrnier airs and heayenlier light.
Where the loved and loving make ali things bright
o. where shall our waking be,
Bot Faith kneeleh calmly with meek bands pres'
Peacefully over her passionless breas
AID her blue eyes raised to their native Heaven
Holy and brigh, a. the planet Of even
Tranquil and blesi for earths chilhest sod,
4. u,.,ro N her heart with the smile OF God
O where shall waking be
Ave upward. sii upward Mans heart doth look
Win ycarning. unsa'ed. that cannot brook
The chill words daiancc. but struggle through H.
Tho, carnes, gaze fixed on tina, bright gold srl.
rncru.hed and unchilled though By mountains op
oazinr afar 10 their sweet place Of rest pressed,
Dsyk.ld. Mass July - l-ij. T. A. r
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NLrtAL LIE iN,t KANtt oe@g,ay 2. S ~ |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rArENr u

NENTILATIO>- MOTIFS PATENT VACUUM
COM L. Tor churche- court and school rooms,
hospitals. railroad carr prisons. cabins, holds of vessel
when laden with pen-hane articles, and all places designed
for crowded assemblies ha- teu proved bs many expert
rni before scientific associations IN this City aud Boston,
where they afded gold and silver medals 10 be
the only ,eactng Cow known that VIII facilitate eNhaus-
ton through vertical or other 1ur-
The experiments referred tO prove that all other cows
have ,ie eject cheek Drafts, although many Of them DO
prevent particular winds blowing down chimney and mus
cure their smoking
By All of the Vacuum. combined with receiving or PIE
Cow. current Of pure air brought from above i-
building bee made ID dow through any place requiring
ventilation.
The apparatus bg which the experiments were made can
he ln operation any morning between ana ~ Al ~
90 Ns'rr-tert Architects, builders, persons about To
build and those who take an Interest M philosophical eNpr
rnis requested call and witness results that would
hardly be- believed without seeing; where can also De- seen
le plans of Mr. Joseph Gurus for Warning and Nentla-
in- which : believed tO be- an improvement upon Dr
Roads lof Edinburgh plan applied to me new Parliament
House of England. JORDAN l. MOTT - w aier -
NoTf-Sncr the public experiments a. me lat AR OF ir
American Institute. some persons have cut on Tie snaA
emf OF the Cowl E-pe, to permit me WIND 70
sweep ihroug.t; doing 80 l. Infringing upon my ftfu
Viii hold hem responsible unless icy call ana get my
wruen consent which vii freely give upon Application
d make long By the operation, must have the credit ~
the invention
There are others who have made IN this City and else
where limitations of my Cow, many OF them WIN htie
rse of the principle of CONSTITUTIONS 10 nose -ht'
MOI nl- 80 ~ eiaNN
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JAMES MAXWELL.

1yACufNIST. - Bovery. Ntw-l ors.-Prnfng. Lfhu-
vi graphic ana Coprcrpafe PRESSES. Boosbndrr-
Cutting and Endorsing PkES>kS-R0llug MacInuc- and
>quarng shear- Iron Bacain- Presses Cylinder Press
for New -pa-r- and J0lbne. MaNwr'- Patent Single FRI
ke' Pnnfn. MncAue-t.e chief Improvement j. n the ms
kei's being alleto s The improvement may De- -e-n
hv calling al ilr Methodist BOoH Concern, 80 Mulberry -
- y.
Double fskef lam. Presses altered 20 Single. having al
tho qualities of nr improved Adams without rc expense
dong A. much WORK Boo the same lime equally we'll
Improved Standing Press Proof and Transfer
Presses MaNwe'l- Patent PRINTING Engine SefinArg
Arqarafu- and every article il i- uc necessary Pnu
ln once Bndrrg male to order. reasonable terms.
Napier and o.Aer Presses repaired ani Pug 90 order
A. Nc leil laWr
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EzSs+s.-lNNEWARk AND NETWORK. DAILY
Fare only = cent--1hlnge IF Hosr-OD
and after saturday May l7h lsi5 the Steamer PAssAlC
Capt JoHS carry, SiI A. follows anil further notice
Leave N-wsrs. foot Of Centre - u 4 VI. hld y 2 VI.
Leave New YORK foot ~ Barclay - DO 4. VI and r VI.
On sundays leave Newark A. VI aud : Z. VI Leave
New YORK lu A. VI. md r ".
TIE Pas-ac la. been heightened SIS feet AID =
hundred twenty feet She has boiler ard
nesg comm0dou- and elegantly furnished deck saloon
f.s u .en-h and IL M complete order. Her accOmnoda
lions for ghI and pas--rsr have been very much
proved Ere. yhi rsrr.~f = r-irc@d rae. rnvi-