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Per cen
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

CLEARED
Ship Ncsier. Moses, Boston.
Bark Virginia Jansen Goltcnhurg, + Habchi.
Brig New jersey Pakoto Savannah. X NJ Demlll
Schrs Ellen Rodman. Ellis. New Bedford, Amelia.
King. Baltimore. eager 4 Mailer Squire 4 Brothers.
Best Philadelphia Marshall Mayer Boston.
ARRIVED
Brig Gen STARK. Lancthorn days from Eastpori. hath
and plaster 10 smith & BoyntOn.
Schr Ann. Latoureitc days from Petersburg, cotton
to James Hunter
Schr Frank. Baker days from eorgctown -four, TO
Sturgcs 4 Chairman.
schr Erie, Pennington days from Ocracokc NC ma.
val stores. TO master.
schr Julia Nancy. Sterling days from Ncwben
NC. naval stores. 10 master.
Schr Ann smith. Wheeler days from Baltimore
iron. wheat sc. 10 eager 4 Mailer
Schr Edwards from Virginia pine wood
Schr Hervinc. from Virginia pine wood.
schr letltia. from Virginia pine wood
Schr COwcn from Virginia pine wood
Schr Intrepid. from Virginia pine wood
Schr John Kendall. from Maine, lumber.
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LAMPS. GIRANDoLES, &c,

LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, ac.
I AMPS. GIHANDOLES HALL LANTERNS AND
IL CANDELABkAS, inr tie Spring Trade.-DlEI T.,
BROTHER CO. No. Is JOhn--reef are manuiaciui ing
aid have always hand complete assortment Of articles M
their line. of the following Descriptions which they VIII sell
Al wholesale or retail. Al LOW PRICES Tor CASH
Improved Chemical Oh and Camphene Lamps,
SOFA Lamps. Gilt and Bronzei. In great variety,
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Patent solar Lard Lamps,
(randoe. various patterns git -ilver@i or brunzed.
su-peni.ng soars, Doric Camphene Lamps.
Bracket >oar-, Side do DO
Solar Chandeliers. Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure sperm on,
do Camphene. Solar and Lard Oh,
do Burning Fluid Refined Whale OIL mi8y
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DOCKET E~CRITOIR.-J

DOCKET E~CRITOIR.-lu.i received an a-sor
ment SheldOns Patent Pocket Escrioirs. an exceed
ingy useful companion, which contains the following au
ces AL within neat too large for the pocket, VIZ
German silver letter balance, pen holder. sier pens an
nksiand apartment for leo postage stamps, ~ gum wa
ers piece of India rubber, iapes, taper stand
sticks sealing Il inch measuring tape letter stamp
with plain and chequered seal ~ promehean- with stand
10 burn them in. For sale by JANSEN BELL,
ivl7 Siaiiouers. &c lj3 Nasssu-sfreef.
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ttlatbinern for itlannfaltnres, ST..

WOODWORTH'S PLANNING MACHINES.
FOURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE, together win
many valuable improvements and additions 10 MS iof-
er Tools enables the subscriber furnish al short notice,
OF the perfect construction materials and WORK
manshp, Machines plane Wood IN all It's varieties such
a. planning or surfacng only or cutting mouldngs.
Also planning onueng and growing Jointng or raDoet'
ing. and planning clapbOards-
Application mag be made the subscriber, his estsb-
ishmeut FoxbOro, his Office corner Of Commercial
and Lessees Boston, whers machines may be seen and
any information relative the may be obtained AZ
well As Of Josiah Blackwell Co. NewYork, or OF J. w
Schenck Albany Letters Of mere inquiry must be post paid
SAMUEL b. SCHENCk.
Foxboro' Mass April l. 1874 ally
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camps, GutIrrp, &f.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

PREMIUM LAMP STORE
rOUTHOUN MEYERS. 81 Broadway, respectful y
" invite the public call al their store ad examine NE
richest aud most extensive assortment 10 be found m ms
country of BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE MANTEL SOLAR, BRACKET, and kEAD-
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GlRANDOLhs, bkAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESIlCk NJ, IN every variety
of patterns
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS. new and superb article, Pc
cuIarly de- rable for packets and steamboats,.
In evidence of he superiority Of tins portion OF iher STOCK
over any other of offered the public IN tins
they can with honest pride refer 10 less that SA GOLD
and FOTR SILVER MEDALS awarded 10 the manufacture
r within the last seven vear~ the greatest variety and
beauty Of patterns and the unrvcd finish OF Their work
Every article sold by C. y j. warranted 20 be what thry
represent hose who wish obtain rr-t class goods al
prce often paid for such OF very inferior qualify,
are requested favor them with call before purctas M
elsewhere.
70 liberal discopr, IN Clurche. and Hotels 81 "
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DODGERS n SONS CUTLERY A w SPIES
co. 2s Pearsfreei, have s received az invoice OF
Rodgers sons genuine Cutlery. CONSISTING OF Pen and
Pockel hnve- Scissors and RazOrs, when ey are selng
al tie low est urre.
Also are now opening splendid assortment OF iAD4r
Cutlery from Sheffield consisting Of Table Knives and OfAs
Carvers. Butcher Knives. SCISSORS Ivory Sets Ac aly
hINO> ~ SONS and American Britannia Tesanc COT
- fee Pots sells single Knives and ForA- fal and
Round sar Rods Lined and Enameled Sauce Pans Pos,
Kettles Spiders Bake Pans Tea TAys, Caor sc for sac
by SEAMAN LOWEARE-
ap2i 3my- ~ Spring street. near Greenwich
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CROCKERY ETC.

CROCKERY, ETC.
- p. DEWEY Importer and Dealer In French snd
-. English CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENN AXE,
1917 Wsier-siroe, (opposie t. 5. Hoiei Newly ork.
would inform his and the public. that having been
making large additions his establishment he has now 10
offer them the extensive and complete assortment OF
Goods in is line ever before opened in this country. in
Guiding. In addition 10 the above, STONE WARE LOOK
EYEGLASSES. CLOCKS, SOLAR, ASTRAL AND
HALL LAMPS. GIRANDOLEs, Sc &c &c. All of
which will he sold terms favorable as those Of any
similar esfabli -luept In fl.. nied States. 2afy
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.

BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURES.
4 NERAL ASSORTMENT OF Panshed To and
"A Common Tin Ware Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware, Baskets Brushes. Door Mats, shaker seves
and Broomsin short, every variety OF Housekeeping Ar
ucles.
" B.-A complete assortment Of Coffee and Tea urns,
Table Dishes and Covers 40 &c for Hotels aud Steamboats,
on hand and Manufactured al the shortest notice
JAMES Y. WATKINS.
ie; fianl n Cathsrus-st. New York.
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PATENT WATER PIPE.

vINHt Subscribers manufacture PIPE. CHEAPER and
j BETTER than any Other In use for the Conveyance
Of WATER 10 Cities, Villages and Private Residences Il
conveys a. pure As the fountain itself: and THEY WAR
RANT II SUPERIOR and more DURABLE than any other
for drain. soil ami waste Pipe aud for hydraulic purposes
generally. An extra premium OF dOllars and silver
medal srded tie Inventor Tie last FAIR Of the
American Institute.
All orders promptly attended to s,is2 Ful,on-stre-t
sffv 4 RAIL 4 co.
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u)ln0ow SHADES.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT. no sPht CE-
w STREET y. i.-The only nanuiacinfy any sA
the United Saie--The .4bchers orer Tor sale the
splendid assortment Of SHADES which could be col
.ecied together, consisting Of the following styles
lt'N pairs of beautiful Gothic, painted ~ t--l- 4Aese
are al views Of celebrated places 10 Europe
ioo pairs OF assorted Gothic. COrnilan and Landscapes
such A. are generally -od about iAe cry 49,
= pairs oi mos beaut!lu. c. initn p1nied n 1orrne
100 pairs Of Of Tie most celeofAlri PAGES IA ls
country.
5.N,p pairs % ch-sp Shades. from s., ei- I'D : -
We pledge our.ev.- 20 -. leo per cent cheaper thar an
other house Nesylork Persons wishing 20 see the pro
cess u getting up r most useful articles are $40" through
the painting rooms In great pleasure - -
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DECOhAIlONs
not 10 be surpassed. TRIMMINGS Of a. Kinds a. manu-
iacturer- prices.
Persons buying sell again dealt with on ne most LIBERAL
terms. i~.- 5ml BARTOL DE- MAUNY.
/ III N CO.-Nauufaciur-r- OF Wire W lncosS >naces
IL Doors, summer Crate Screens, &c once No " Fac
tory-s near Waveriy-piar-. yl--w
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THE TRIBUNE.

THE DhtAN ~ o4i fAlHLh-
By ELIZABETH yEssUP EAnEs.
Twas all a dream
Father methought iast night stood with thee.
Beneath the spreading branches Of that tree
Before the lowroOi porch. Through each cd bongh
The morning sunlight sent mellow glow
But iaiTest i did seem
To fan around thy houord form and meek uncover e@
MctnOu sht sanciying power was Ger ny ysage snea
And well might sun. CLEANS touch
With Heavens own radiant calm that thought1i bro"
And lip serenc--ior pure IA hean ar thou,
And high Of mind Thus musing there stood
By thee Blessings on that dreaming mood
o Fsiher : II wss much.
Though but In dreams 20 clearly Thy dear iacs
And Iclose 70 thy side--ah sui my traest place
Yes | was ihere-what Bliss
Ny heart was yOgng-my feet unialienng-'fes-
No aching thOughts--nO vain regrets Win thee--
But tenderly thy blue benisnant eye
Beam on my fsce-(sure sDgeLguess were hShj-
Then fond pzisTnal kiss,
Kind looks and words aud cd familiar smles- ,,.-
Heavens perfect peace thy heart and IN my chN'
Ere long my hand in thine
We took the path that leads through grass ana Foef
To that clear sprng where through long summer houfs
Pair water. plants their shadows Ger i throw
And trembling reeds make round Il music low
There on thy esr-and mine
Tho wood birds silyery note i, wild and wondrous sweet
And purple skies rch airs bright earth around US seemd
TO meet.
And then awhile pausd
Under the shadow Of an ancient tree
Whose NOISY trunk made soft scat for thee
! al thy feet upon the emerald sod
And on thy knee the open Book o; Cod
o how the Pure Word osusd
Ny inmost heart bound and thrill while from the IN
spired fount on me Mount
Cloistral.like s,rca1n'd the rays
Through the green foliage on the sacred psge,
And crown'd with beauty thy declining age
But boiler grace in thy mild aspect shone
Than sunlight gives Caughifrom the saviours thrones
The reverence Of that gaze iFehcy-
The impressive Oulsubdung tOne-the iath ana ief-
Wei might deem each Promise would be iuihHd on
high
All was 20 still around
I, scem'd as If spirtiomplc rose
I'm that fair pacc--and IN IT, deep reposo
hly soul ooffowd with solemn praise and prayer:
Surely" said "Our Father, God, Is here
This spo, is holy ground ~
There halowd presence IN that mystic solitude
For III very secmd with hne religious mbued
Twas all a dream
q Father from that vision haunted sleep
woke another lingering day to keep
On the dim couch Of long secluded sickness;
Yet my rcpinng heart 10 lOwlier meekncss
Subdued doth seem: day
For thy saintlike image gorhes my sprihoughts 10
Dear Father still my dreams office Hume my darkend
way June 90 1915.
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Dnsuerreoinpe.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
DLUMBEs NATIONAL DAGU ERklAN GALLERY
Il AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT No. 81 Broadway,
q Murrsysi lover Teuney- Jrwery siore award
- the Meia nr-i four premiums and two highest hnOrs
the exhibitions Boston. NewYork ana Pmlaielphis
respectively for best pictures and apparatus ever sNh oie
Price OF these superb Photographs ruced 10 thai ~ IL
nary al other places, that one need now 81 Tor An
ORD nary likeness on the score OF economy Taken in sly
weather.
PLUMBE> Premium and German Cameras lnstrncrons
Plates Cases &C forwarded any desired point Al lower
rates than bv any other manufacturer mvi5y
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DISTANCES AND RATES or FARE

IT. OTICE.-Siaien Island Ferry i To- n, u
,<ss.-..fN Waeball street. The Steamboats, 81 y. 80
ard STATEN ISLANDER viii ess. ~
York every hour, except 5 r ~, commencing al
until p. ~ Leave Staten Island every hour ekcep'
NJ commencing sts A. NJ until p. ~ -
y Bon Sundays the boats viii leave every b:.h -
A. H. UNI. Z. IL and from 4. ~ until 7. ~ &c"
bal hoQf. W
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sALAMANDER SAFES

RiCHS IMPROVED PATENT SALANASnpR
A SAf 70 " ~tN'ed flre. Thief and Damp Proof In,
Szansdcfi thc only sale among the many purportnc l
be- FIRE Proof, which has In 81 cases proved Ia be- 49,. n
has been severely tested al different times and not .ins
instance can he snduccd where has failed 10 p-,.,x
It's contents upw ards OF four hundred have beef, ssa nv
the subscriber and his agent IN New Orleans The phr <.
invited CAL and examine for themselves store OF
A. :. MARVIN, 1884 Mater At
Safes Of other makers and second hand Safes sale very
chesp. mv2ov
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

DAG EHHIAN Q hLLEH II
L. WHITE. IFS BROADWAY, up stairs, would respect
II. fully call the attention Of citizens and strangers VISIT
ing the Civ, h- splendid collection of DAGUERREO-
TYPE PORTRAITS single r groups from 10 IL per
sons on Plate. which for beauty and accuracy OF
deneaiiOu cannot be surpassed Portraits taken IN Al kinds
OF weather either with or without tie coOr-, the prices Of
which he has reduced TO charged by the most ineape
rencet IN the business.
The American institute atiis ate exhibition, awarded MI
WHITE the First Premium Tor the best Dagnereoiype
Lkenesses Tor grouping an General efec when Is but
another proof OF the superiority OF his Portraits H-uy
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Arr at Nantucket 18th inst ship Monticello Coccc.
shall Pacific Ocean Bay Of Islands March 10 with 220O
bbls sp oil
Sid I'm Nantucket 18th inst ship Gangcs Nichols Pa.
ci6c Ocean; Orion. Ray. do. Levi Stsrbuck Nye. Pa
cifc and NV Coat.
Sid FIN NBcdiord tith inst. ship Edward. Baker. Pa
cifc and NV Coast. and I'm below bark Junius
SID fun Greenport 10Th inst ship Caroline Hslsey
W Coast
Cid ST Johns NB, OH inst, ship Athol Coffin South
Pacific
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Books.
WILLIAMS ANNUAL REGISTER FOR lei5

DklC ? = crnis-C0liaring Az antc tN .n1 ----
ca L. with Political >,arsreAl. and oier ny d
Respecting ie stale u NeN York a1t tie ',.i
Ju.i published by TURNER : HAYDEN,
= Ii - -.
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by OKDEK OF CHARLES r. DAILY, A..o

II PURSUANCE OF an order Vi ihe Surrogate OF Tie
County of Newi0rs Notice = hereby given 10 al per-
Cry Of NewfOrk, deceased present the same with the
vouchers thereof o The subscriber az BIZ store NOIGO Pearl
street IN tn Cry of New 0rk before the r- dav OF
October Dated New iOrk he 9Th day Of March As
mh1 lswtm GABRIEL FURMAN Jr Executor
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r.. czzaasszz...g- NEW.HOKk AND HAkLsM
~ RAILROAD CO-ssmnO dr~s

~ CO.-s1S'"D 1913 r"hh
na<nfs- -sJn and after Monday, AZ nia. ~ -
inst the Cars will run follows, VIZ Leave Chy h.'
for&ylle, Harlem and Morrls.ana al so, 49, IVA
/, = ;, 80, I, 5, 50, oP. NJ MI. ~
Leave City Hal Tor FOrthsm and WILLIAMS bfHe'''>'
7, 10 A. "; assn, j.GP. " ou
Leave Cry Hal. FOR White Plains. !, 10 4 ~ pr
Leave M0nisans and Harlem ~ Iiiy Han I-'' ~ ~
II A. VI; 2 3,45, so. I, TO- Iij r. NJ
Leave Williams Bridge for City Hal T. ~, INV
30 s. SO. 10 +. NJ ,o
Leave While Plains for City Hal ITO ioIV A. - "
5i0P.M .,,s
The freight train viii leave White Ps.rs g, AN sn' ~
City Hal al Las p. A.for Inc present
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Ti,.abctif0-rn, " J. July I, le41 =, r,,o,,
: ' ~ .--,et N-N.York IA imcoG'
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Jnsuranre.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE co.

THIS COMPANY : now IN active and successful ope's
i non. nsuring LIVES ONLY. on he mosi seconl.-
dating terms The premium over So, car be pad orc
fourth cash. lr-eiogrns note A. i montis VIII
per cent interest,", which Be re-<zed desired oy ne
party making insurance II The premium = ess nan -
per annun. Be pad IL hafyeaTy quarterly, moniA4y
Or weekly payments. .,
man 81 ~ Of inssre his life, FOR ne eNc
.ve benefit ofs wife and chidreu for sltc BY paving y
per week. and IN proportion ol larger or ,mAer sun
and he ratio FOR any The prut', W" pe diF'
annually ar0rg fhr insured in able scrip bearing per
cent interest on which III Company VII loan money-or
profits apply 10 subsequent premiums al ne option
II The insured
Directors.
Rensselaer, Ravens. Rott l. Paterson. SamL Meeker,
>fh Low. Lewis {. Grover. Charles :. NacAnctt
" N 4. r. Periz. Ihos. >egur WE VI simpson,
Geo Merle Henry NcFU.a1. Marcu. l. Wari.
ROBERT l. PATTERSON, President
BENJ. c. MILES. Secretary
Jos. l. LoRD Agent
jaws srsw,Kr. NJ D. No. Boni-s- Medical Examiner
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DISASTERS. &c.

The ship Corsica. Devereaux. at Boston. from New.
Orleans when Oh Hatcras the 9th inst experienced
tremendous tempest OF nine hours duration twice
struck by lightning. carried away royal yard and mast
shattered the main iopgallan mast spi the mainmast,
tore in fragments the main royal affected compass sc
and started up the combnss OF the mainmast
Capt Fsrnhsm and crew Of schr Oraloo. Of Damaris
Gotta before reported capszed remained by the vessel
until he was towed into Portland Her masts were cut
away soon after she capsized when she righied the
eall. and I, clnr have hcan .nNat.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ERREOTYPE--PLATES!
ITO DAGUERREOTiPE ARTISTS AND AMAIEJ hs
In consequence Of repeated complaints from ARTISTS Of
failures obtain FINE PORTRAITS. from mperieciions
In the PLATES The subscriber begs leave 10 INFORM wem
occurring Plates OF superior quality % any
that have hitherto been used 10 - airy These fae-
have been fairly and tested by several OF NE mos eN
perenced and sAll operators and amateurs ~ The ned
States from whom be- has received certificates taI tey are
superior to any Plates they before used
SIGNED
PAUL b GODDARD, W. ID.
JOSEPH EPARhER. and
WIN q. MASON, Amateurs
Messrs. ". r. LANGENHElM, Operators, Pmai
LITCH WHlPPLE do. Boston
AGENTs-Mes-rs. W. = r. Langenheim Exchange, and
William g. Mason - Chcsnuf-st Philadelphia, and Messrs
Lucn Whippe 70 W Arlington IL Boston .
None genuine unless stamped T. w mn r, MAKER ~ l.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail. by .
ally EDWARD WHITE, rs Broadway, " \.
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CAsT.sTErr EDGE ToOLs

CAST-STEEL EDGE TOOLS.
rINHE Real Genuine CONGERS TOOLS can only be had
al - Attorney street, where they made and finished
with ms own hands therefore can recommend them; and
al George Bngs Co.'S Platt street Those Tools offered
by Osborn Liule al 50 Fulton street and other stores
stamped COnger not my make, ami are designed 10
deceive Mine stamped thus "Conger, New Ork, -
Attorney street. The name Of J. Conger Berry s also
added he having In the business liberal dis
count 10 Dealers Please observe the stamp.
~,,,,l IT, fOlT CO<GrR
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STORAGE IN BKOOKLYN.


,TORAGF for -lgars mO.asses, cotton WOOL dye "OO1-i
= enp -four grain hides, and for all kinds heavy and
,lsv or gh articles lnoi extra hazsrdou-) IN the THktE
MN FlRE PROOF BRICK WAREHOUSE situated on
lie River between Fulton and South Ferries and within
three minutes walk q the latter, nearly opposite old slip
SAID warehouses conveniently arranged for receiving
and delivering goods having ample dock room, and al ne
kheai sufficient ceph Of water or vessels OF The get
class Merchants and others wishing storage IN brooklyn,
are invited said premises. safer and more
commodOus depot cannot be found. Lighters always IN
readiness for the delivery Of goods Insurance can De
effected on property stored In said Warehouses al the lowest
rates Apply 10 r. FORD on the premises iyll I'm
TOKAt.E-May be procured on iayoIsnie terms on
ICappncailOntO EJGENE Eli "
Jejoy u fuiion-stee'-
DATENT ~LtTE-.-Just renewed an invoice OF
L French Patent Wooden States, entirely ne" article,
more FIRM and durable either paper or stone sas, a.
they are DOT liable bend break. The price but little
above tie common slsie-as.orted sizes FOR sale by
iyll JANSEN 4 BELL. Sistoners &C l58 Nassau-st
/ ATHROP u BARTLETT offer for sale, at o.
IL Pearl-street
Gum Copal 30 cases; Salem washed, 5000 lbs rough
Anafi0 ~ baskets Para
TaplOca, ~ bhls do.
Spirits Turpeniine, . bhls.
tamphcne, ~ do.
KOsn, $40 do; Pnch, % Dbls.
Coffee, 50 bags Mocha, % do. African
Chocolate, prepared Cocoa and Cocoa Paste, nanuisc
Ure Of Webb Twonihiy. ~
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bUlLUEhS' HAkDW AkL.

SEAMAN LoWERRE, 27s spIsng-s,reei, near Green
~ wcs Offers for sale general assortment Of HARD
WARE consisting IN part Of American and English Locks
Buu hinges Frame P0les Rail Screws and Braces Wood
and Bed Screws Cut Wrought and Hinge Nails Rivess
&c. apQ Smy'
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M; SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE-uear tie village OF
-~ sOmervlle Somerset Co. New Jersey. sad Fam
consists Of Is acres OF Land - which Wood Th
Buildings are all NEW and built within two year-iiouse
and Barn both but iby days work and OF the best Material
The House built the STYLE, y by 81 eetfr 'front.'
hall through the centre parl0rs finished with marble manes,
piazza feet front and ~ feet down each sde-tOgeier
with an Observatory top of said House TWO story tc
In rear and Cellar under the whole Of the main build
ing with Psnres and all jagged through the best manner.
The feet long and panti white Carriage House
ce-EIouse &c Also great variety Of FRUIT Of all de-
scrptiOns-fOgether with quantity Of shrlbbery.
The premises within four hundred yards oftne Country
seat and about quarter of mile of 4e Railroad. The
about hours and ha from the Guy For far
he particulars inquire OF the suhscrberand proprietor othe
National HOTEL, No COurtland st., New York.
m2iu CHAS. N1kOFf.
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III FON III U>ON NNU INTEUUE'
Ez-es4E -dNDIATE LANDINGS The steamer HuD
SON In plac. OF the Westchsser, THE Only
boat that isnd- O'cOckD Captain William H. MtLLt>,
will leave the foot Of Cedar--tfrct the ensuing season.
every Monday "Wednesday and Friday, al 1clocs Z.
NJ connecting 4 Hudson with the Hudson and Befssnfs
Railroad. the w4ch the arrival on hoal
Returning, the boat leaves Hudson Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Sunday. O'CLOCK z. ~ the arrival of tbs cars
touching both ways Al the Intermediate landings FOR
freight or passage, apply on board or Ia
sTORRS & STEPHENSON. 10 Vests
THIS Loaf has been put a comp order ~ltAs ne" boln
and gine and additional number VI state rooms ana
VIII be- found pleasant and cOmOrsb.es boat ~ any 20
Ttis h. 4, - 80 ,..sy a. ,,c.y,- f,,sytt i-l21
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foN ALhAN1, fAA. sum- : cN.tlfu
rHsoUcH DiREcr-A O'Clock, 7. NJ from
th. Pier het', zen Courfant srd Liberty
Steamboat hNlCkFRBOt hkR, Capt 4 Hcughfon vii
leave ON Monday, "Wednesday ami Friday Evenings al
Ocuc..
>,.,nboat ROCHESTER. Capt X. O. Cruiisnden, VII
leave on Tuesday Thursday AMI saturday evenings. al
O'Clock
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SAILED.
WiI,lFRS &C.

ship Superior for Monte Nideo bark Leon Palermo;
bngs THO. Malaga, Sclim do.
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81. FOR >ALE-One new Three story House No. 10
~. seventh street. Decatur Place between Avenues and
- C. near Tompains PARK. The house i flushed n
modern STYLE. With maOg sny doors. plated mounting mar
bic msnies CRATES throughout. IA rooms. bath In 81
story fountain and shuhbey n yard &c Two thirds Of the
purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage for three
years. Apply AT l51 Fulton street ..,.,,,,. ~,
iyOn GLENN. kObtk> CO