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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

anis steodi-. Foot Bac-st South Brooklyn.
SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue OF certain wit OF
- Fier Facias, % me directed and delivered i"4 expos
% sale on Friday. the third day u October nexi, 10
eiock A AZ The ye.tbue Of The CITY HAL, u the City
II N-x-York all the ght title and interest Of James PIN
srtou which he the third day Of july, thousand
f budreI and fory.hge any time after. ards Of IN
sd TO the following de-cr bed property namely Al th4i
he .outry .de II Grsndsrest In the thirteenth ward %
be CITY u Ssw-York and bounded and contains as FOL
owe. Beginning a. point 70 ming he -ouhra,tery
corner OF the Intersection Of Grand and Attorney streets
running souhery along the eas,ey line o. Attorney
hundred feet heoce ea-tery line parallel W
Grand niy feet thence nOrh-ry on me pafair
siih Auorneystreei hundred feet 20 The 'ouhey ne
Grand thence westerly along Ofand-suec I'd Ivn
twenty-five feet vide IN front and rear and On
hundred feet, ironing on Gfand-s Aso a. w.
certain ot of ground slae wing ana Dsies On irre,
..de Of SorfOk-.ire between Grand and bfooine
the Tenth Ward Oi the -sd City and 10 OooodsI - ~
aims a. foOw- % wit Beginning on POM VI ' o
.-re~f one hundred feet north from ne corner ~ ism
-, ,ss,c rlnuing ea,iery on parallel Inc WIN 1fenS'
-fr-.t one fnndr-d f-ef. thrnce noruefp tN,br 80.
= - westerly 10 Sorols-treet hundred i--t tbehes
.ouy ..ld Sorylk-treef twenty-five iees IN non
ID the place beginning. Also al mai ~ 49, :.
@ III ara .ifu.t- lying and beng on the ea-eriy sos
- 49,, h-,,re.n Grand and Broome STREETS IN IN
reuth Ward of th- Cily u New YORK snc D"1n e " W
-. Bsvinniug al point IN E-ses-sue-t one n.ifeo
~, nth 81 the corner 5rsnd-suee, thence running
-s.t-ry On line parallel WIN Oraids oue ninuies
- ,,-.herlv TWENTY-FIVE feet thence westerly T.
80 -, one mildred ieet. thence southery along T.
AFORESAID in front twenty ave i-.i 10 the pace o.
b.nning Also al thsi CERTAIN -, OF sround a.e, y'ns
- being IN tn- seventh Ward Of he City Of Se~-iorG o.
ne east side of Marx-su-et ami south SIDE Of Monroe
.ire, aud Distinguished on map Of th- e.'ae
.utrck Rufgers deceased made by Bridges and fappis
on ard dated ih Soy-muer 1875 a. lot nunoef I'VE nun
rid aui elxfy-our 52l round-t westerly IN ironi D.
Market street Aforesaid essefiy III the rear by gro1n'
srnerly belonging the h.irs 81 Harnsnps Kruger.
aorhery on side by NOrfoe-sirr-t Aforesaid an
-ouihery on The oiler side by lot number tive hun
lr,d AID ei-hry hr--. $3.50 cOnsnng by estimation Ia
breadth front Marxetsle-t twe1iy eight fee three
ncn-. and N the rear my feet, and depth Monroe
stree, feet and The south side sixty feet o.
The of the said lot ess together WIN ln
ner,dtamen and ppurenances ihereunto o
pertaining. WILLIAM JONbS' ''
FasDssIcx l. vuLrz, Deputy shend 1910
Dated NewYofk, August llsL lsta sa%i is""
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r. Beekman'. Original Cepu,r. pu,,.

syrpThi- celebrated remedy for The cure OF cor.1uu
ton colds coughs diseases o. ne lungs liver comp amt and
dyspepsia can - had. usual Al the Old - -
u he proprietor No ~ CoarIAndsree one door below
the corner Of Green <icl-sfre-L
Please bear N mind that No. a.. q. ~
only place IN the Of New York wh.-. ~ .-'r ~,
fir-n@ ran % Obtained Wa i-i0 p BFrKr.S
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALI. En-
L CURSIONS-A sal tcross the Hudson River 10 HOBO
KEN and then q walk TO The ELYSIAN FIELDS along lht
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores OF The pace
s prove he easily accomplished and attractive Of a.
RURAL EXCURSIONS hat be made from the CITY
The Ground, now present charming aspect ne trees being
4 eaf and The soil covered with rich tart The walks
excellent order having been considerably emhesi the
present Spring Tie Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and
Chrstophe completely fitted up with awnings
md seals Night Boats from Hohosen 10 Barclay street
Until II o'clock. rerragr o.. cenfs- mylo tmusss
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMAN and lady. or three single
n gentlemen can be accommodated with excellent bOsrd
and very pleasant rooms 70 Chambers-sueei. door
of Broadway. aul9 Owls
'I'O PRIVATE FAM1LItS.-A Gentleman living
i in New York wishes O obtain room. furnished
furnished, with hreakias IN private family In the upper
part the city for which he would pay liberal price A.
h. i ALWAYS In his ROOM such arrangement would not he
likely 20 ncommpie any who may have a vacant
room they would he dispose Of Please address @. W.
Al this office. aui8 lwis.
DOARDING.-A few senteel persons b- accOD
- modated with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS
bedrooms and closets adjoining the "a and ID hoor,
" house No - Chambers few dOOrs west ~ Broad
way. The LARGE and AIRY, and the house Il
veil supplied with CrOtDn water, and BATHING ROOM
LAD which boarders Will without charge
References given and required Apply at 81 Chambers
.fr.e, al -tf
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miscellaneous.

S,CHDOL-A Clergyman seitlei ln small congregation
Swim ln hour. sail Of The city, proposes 20 take sN boy
into family and personal al cnon 10 their insirc-
ton
Ierns-S75 for months. commencing September I.
Thi- includes an cxpeu-eas board tuition, washing &C
EeCrencer-R. Benedict. ESQ, 80 Pear>ucet
Mr. David Hale. Editor Journal of Commerce.
Rev. DR.. Murray Elzsbeihown, y. Jersey
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the CIV. and ms professional sefVcc- can De ouIar az
usual M his Office and residence, 32 Broadway corner
Frankn Dr. 3. hs attention exclusively to me
different branches of Mechanical and Surgical Dentistry
Office hours from O'Clock, A. NJ. til o'clock, z. NJ
Aul6 lwisr
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~ sclepcks Pulmonic Syrup for the Of Consump-
"a Brouehiis &C Is medicine composed entirely from
!, vegetable Kingdom IL does not contain particle Of
some opium any other dee'erous drug Or anything
pg 10 weaken the On the contrary, the roots
I'd he,bs Of which il Is composed perfectly harmless
~ nav BE- u.ed with eutre safety by the most delicate and
lnA,s;sd buttons. For sale at No. Courandst
l,s doors below broadway. Price 81 per botte-s5 per
.xdozen aus 6teOd-
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n, cRlsrfEs GALvAsIC RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID
"a Advertisement In relation this and remarkable
srery M be found the First Page Be not deceiued
SureassDg spurious articles The only place IN New
I 70 sblsn the genuine Rings and FLUID Is al 1874 Fulton
lsnn Buildng.) Only Agent IN Brooklyn, James w
.-s Dniggis corner Fulton and Cranberry-sts All im
ems ,oN elsewhere are base and worthless cOunereiis.
s4s6
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ALICE MANNERING.

OAR THE NOBLEMANS SOMA Tale Of London, by
~ Emily Appleton published this day at Frenchs Pub
shng Hal 4q3 Broadway, up stairs This book conts NJ
neatly printed pages, with beautiful coored engraving
illustrating the last interview between the son Of LORD
George and Alice before his mysterious disappearance.
see Ch - For -ale above and all the Periodical De
DOT. Price f2t is. au2i 3ecdis
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A c. FUTILE. Aae,ioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE Of Hart~Me for Cash
LJACOB :. PLATr viii SCI thus morning, 81 10 O'clock,
AZ , Pl.tsree by order ~ the fxecuors 81 samuel
Deu Esq decreased the entire Hardware part Of his sio,k
without reserve consisting Of gcst variety Of Hardware
>addlery. Jspanery. &c. &c.
Also loo lots assorted Hardware by order Of sssguees,
consisting OF shelf and other goods
Also 100 lots fresh imported Cutlery, consisting OF table
ana dessert knves and forks pen and pocket krives south
ern and western hunting knves sxors scssor shears Nc.
n B-Caslogues. containing IN all go lots now
rasiv and can be hal the auction THIS sale 10
worhv he attention 81 ihe country well city dealers
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DICu,S IMPROVED Patent Salamanier Safes
IL The gned purchased Of A. = MARVIN 1881 wa
er street one of sImprovcd Patent Sssmsnder safes of
he Slo size which store No - Exchange Place.
THAT entirely consumed In the great conhagrson
IN the morning OF the 10Th inst
The Safe from the ruins fnywo hours AFTER.
opening the Books and Papers were found entirely
lninured By ire and only slightly wet The leather ON
come of the books parched By the extreme heat
fsigne,iD RICHARDS L CRONkHlrE.
NewYork. July 81, lSfh sfine street
One Of Rcis Improved Patent Saamanier Safes Of The
$40 sire which purchased the second of June last OF
l. s. MARVIN, 1884 Water street. agent for the manu-
acure exposed 10 the most Intense heat during mo
ale dreadful cOnhagrson.
The store which occupied, No VI Broad street was en-
.y consumed the safe fell from the SECOND story about
heen the cellar and remained there fourteen hours,
md when found am told. aud from its appearance alter
wards should Judge that had been heated 10 red heat
On opening the Books and Papers were found not To have
,c-n touched by FIRE. -
this confirm fully the reputation
Rchs Safe already obtained for pressrv,ng It's
ents sgsin-, all hazards tsigned) WIN. bLOODGOOD.
New-York, July n, 45
,treet anil
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RICH AND ELEGANT CARPETINGS,
For the Fall Trade.

,UNHE SUBSCRIBER 10 daily adding TO his extensive and
well selected the --latest aud best patterns Of French
Aubusson, Administer, Royal Wilton, Tapestry, Velvet
Brussels rhreepy and lngsin Csrpengs suitable for the
Fall trade He offers the best assortment of on Cots
old and well seasoned containing great variety OF patterns
II every description and width, together with all articles
connec Ell with the trade Strangers visiting the city, and
All others desrou. OF purchasing the latest and be-, ss Of
Carpengs Oh Cloths sc. will find greatly 10 their aivsn
age 10 examine his stock before making their selections, as
n m his long experience and great facilities IN tbs trade he
enabled 10 offer the strongest Inducements Ia purchasers
REUBEN SMITH, Jr., 20 Brosd~sy,
anla ltnis. opposte CITY HILL
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dmusements.
NIBLO,s GARpEN.-No po.tponem

NIBLO'S GARDEN.-No posfponemeni al this e.
' shishmeni on accouni Of the wesher ~ me ufand
Entrance from Broadway h- saloon 10 protected. sn'
he New saloon which ventilated from The top and sides
be enclosed At moments notice Doors open a. J. Per
ornsnce 10 commence a. 5. Tese;s ~ cents Thursday
Evsning, August -lst-rhe performance viii eommene
with The comic pe~e of JUMBO Jun or The Curos
ues OF Tieraiur-Jambo Jun, Mr. Rice. win new yer.
of m Crow. Aner which = Pas &c DeaN by " sses
Celeste AMI Pa-iinsron. To conclude with the sughshe
Farce ofTedy the Terredcy, the Tier NJ brougnSin
TA>TLE t.AkDEN.-Ihe doOrs VIII open a half
y past O. and the performances VII commence A. ocock
Amazing t-uccrs- 81 TIE fiopish ito~lS.-A ut' r.ss
evening. August 2is the performance viii commence win
'ie Overture Tampa After hich Will - performed The
buresoue opera q SonAm Bull Ole. iasen from La som
rsuhua with al he orgna music. A. he end Of he nfsi
nfermssiou OF half Al hour Amer hsch he 100 Nsgn-
nceri Co>noramas Previous 10 he second par 81 iar
Opers Grand Gslop. by tie orchestra Ater winch. Mr.
Psr.lo- and Mss Pray viii dance he Characteristic move
men OF lie Pa On TyroL Admission > cents
A MEXICAN ,iu>EUM. and .trua Garten- Mon
.Adsy August iSih AMI through the wecs-feriorn'
snces every afternoon and evenng-rne Manager has
gns D"A NJ " no = sh Of his age. Is only p inches
hgi The New York Gsn II years ord. Il feet high $50.
Re Fortune Ie.eri Great Western. La Petite Csrlne, Mr.
Conover, Mr.. Hamilton. Wax Figures Of Queen Victoria
Dam OConuell Father Mathew Polly Bodine. &c. Grand
imitation OF Locomotive Engine Agiomson Writer. Tom
Thumbs Court SUIT Living Anaconda and Raiie Snake
Admission 3 cents Children under 10 year. u.
DA>ORANA ofthe Hudson River, drawn from Naiure
L and engraved by William Waie
Thu ceineaon ofthe Hudson the rrsul, OF much OBJ
..rvaron labor AID Intended
II the and IL sindn-s. from New York 10 Albany
showing fully both banks seen from the middle Of The
stream. The Counties, Cities, Towns. Villages Landings
and Country Seals with their distances rom Newly ORR.
denoted together with the historical and other important 10
caitie- The whole forms picture and also serves
heal plan II Is engraved IN the best copper
sse s'v and sod either colored or plain folded
sci and convenient, form for he pocket opening al any
point Or si.Payns the whole en WI i gne W,py
II, Broadway. New ork, and
WILLIAM CRooME,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.



Packet ship Louis Philippe Cas'0a from Hsvre 18Th
July snd Torbsy -fh mdse 10 Fox 4 Livingston. 18th
passed ship Arceia from Mobile going into port. Al-
the Grand Banks spoke fishing schr Ousel Of Pro
vincetOwn. - weeks out. 1000 hsh.
Bng Tarquins. scott. from Hamburg. 9Th -uly mdse
% Thompson & Adams.
Brig Tasso. Rley, l6 day- from SALT hey, salt bound
20 Newport-put in for harbOr in consequence Of the
Capt and Mate being sick. Left barQue Dunlap Thomas
Of Bangor unccr brgs Persia, Brown, OF North Var
mouth for Boston, soon Hibernis, Elliott OF and for
Portland next day.
British schr Fame Francis l6 days from st John NIB,
plaster To master.
Three rna-ied schr Arspa Flowers days i'm stoning
Ton, in ballast 10 master.
No vessels in sight at Sunset Wind Easi-weaher
hazy.
SPOKEN. Sc.
July 18th, of star Point ship Vesta. from New Orleans
Tor Hayre.
July 9th, lat q H. long 81 g. ship Emerald hence for
Havre.
18th inst lat a. long . p barque Jacob VAIN How
land. from ArccibO for Cowes. 20 days out
10Th inst lat 30 g. long - 30 brig Fornax, of Thomas
ton was passed steering 81.
18th inst LAT "a A. long - "a brig Mary Ann Hooper
from Baltimore for Jamaica
10th inst lat 81 81, long % 81 brig Fairy passed
steering S-L.
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Boston aurtion 9ales.

DYT.P. Il a. RICH, ~ and 81 Broad-s'rcet Boz
Don ON WEDNESDAY, August ~
BOOTS SHOES. BROGANS and HATS-loco eases
Roots. Shoes Brogsns aud Hats
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fY-To Landlord, and Attorneys

TCrThe Sheriff of the City and County of New \ orb and
lis Deputies, would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys this City. that they prepared 10 execute
Landlords Warrants and the fOreclosng of Chael Mort
cages with puncusv and despatch. Application To be
made at the Sheriff Office. No q, IN The Cry Hall
WIN. JONES, Sheriff
Sew.York Aug IS 1875 auli 3mis
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Government Is thing of Moral Necessity, arising from
interior Intellectual and MORA organizations in portion
of Mankind Tie doctrine of Equality considercd-Whai
degree of moral restraint may be imposed by Govern
ment-A GOOD man needs coercion from the laW-1ht
idea of Civil Liherv.The adaptation of the Laws
the Constitution of the Human Mind.-Tie law oug h to b,
general equal, and impartial-Pnvileges at war viii
Rghsrhe usurpation and injustice of Special Legisla
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:
MAGIC PAfN EXTRACTION without the written signature OF
H. Daeyis the wrapper OF each boz, Reduction N pncr
has never taken place with the genuine DALLEYS MAGI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR A compound Of Lard and W az
similar appearance and having certificates gained ~
Daey's salve around il, offered; be- duped Life.
sight suffering have been saved by the genuine -ave
The save sold wholesale and retail % Fulton 81.
sur Building Ny anu 3tis-
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ToRfsrokE BEAUTY AND DsEss Tnf HUMAN Hais-
-,sn.iy force ii- growth, and cure Dandruf, Ac-Irai
-. Three shillngs--TO those who have used JONES
S.r HIS RI sToRATIvf know its excellent qualities 10
80 Who have not we say that the iac OF our seng three
x hof,les prove the truth of our statement and
~ =, are not afraid Of persons trying s"a quantity Of
%. we warrant II to possess the following qualities u
- so,ce ihe hair gov any part where Nature in
I'D hair 10 grow stop 1t falling Off, cure Scur or Dand
= nd make light red grey hair grow dark For dress
IA hair so and silky nothing can exceed his y makes
-, b-antilu and keeps II 50. II j., indeed, the most
sruicsl vet superior article made for tse Hair. Sold
-eSBofs shIliDgs bOte---a the Sign ofthe American
ne 81 Chatham street, Newiork; $50 fuon-sueet,
80. n: 9 Stale street. Boston. aull 2teOd
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RS, IN Broadway.


pact FORM containing all thai is requisite for the toilet, n
GLIDING the Metallic Tablet SirOp for sharpening and keep
ing razOrs ia the most perfect order. bv
aul9 3tiscod q. SAUNDERS, III Broadway.
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49, GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCuR-
2 e.aghzm HsION AND COTILLION PARTY, afora-

ing passengersa tne moonlight We" of no
6csions and scenery ~ Harbof and Bay accom-
,asd by The ceebrsred Nsw-YorH Brass Band together
yith a splendid Coiion Band. The new and comnodous
framboat DELAWARE and her spenfid b1g. MAR
SHALL Capt r II. Smith, will make excursion down
ne Bay ana Harbor Friday Evening Aug. If, leaving
he Pier foot Of Wsresseei at O'clock Hammond street,
7. Canal street al and Pier No North River "A,
oo.tyey returning the city by u o'clock No pains
-xueu-e will be spared To render this 81 iis most
greeabe and shu moonlight excursions u the
tefreshments furnished moderate charge. Fare n
~ m. Excursion. ssli his
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~Dr. Rarnins,. Patent Lace or Body Brace

r. in.rlu-nt designed relieve dyspepsia. weakness.
xpt pain IN sides Of g0Hcnes IN lie stomach con
a. patton a. piles lungs cough and splitting VI blood
spitstion OF The heat weakness Of tie hips and linns
irooniue of tie body with curvature Of he spine and ~
nrgDe o one shoulder particularly II children and ynunf
aides also female debility snd weakness Of voice >ain
stresses Clers. >rten. and others who keep r bent Aiu
de fnd much immediate comfort from - u-e u 1p~sls
BY elevafng the whole pile Of organs l~ich nav $500
IL lining asNbihy DR. B. be consulted a. ~ brosl-
Grand Sundays excepted over me store OF sf
Wise. opucian offc- onIy from A NJ to II NJ and TO
r NJ FOR weeks attendance on Ladies
CITY and Country Physicians and Druggists are insiru 70
call and may be supplied by applying al TIE above address
Common sense, on Chroac Disc for saeAn arrsax-
meaI. no relief no psy can DO made NILS emsodn
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Qnftiou Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aecfioncer
khbANGs, RICHARDS q PLATTs-Siofs
- - sroad~N .-Lh~rai cash sivsnces made or con-
Ugnrrenls Tor sncton s.lra
NFWyORv Tarr rp .nr car

WV -IOhh JAIL TRADE SAiE
Cssogres OF ms Important sse Of Books, stationery
Stereot, pr Isles. bincers Materials kc ready
The SHE VIII commence with The stationery Catalogue
sod vashe Invoices Of Recently imported rrgi.h Ger
mar snd French Stationery several arg. n~olc> Of Bleak
Books xcher with general assortment sspl.
eo cssss WHITING PsPsss-S.rne day a. 10 oclock,
will Re sold he Of Messrs Moore Leggett No.
S P-srstr-~t shout SEQ cSses u wiring Papers. every
variety. from Imperial Ledger 20 Octave Foet
separate Cstsogues will ~ ssuef on ne ,h CT August
The sale OF Books vii commerce 90 TUESDAY saofn1ng
18th August. a. o'clock
The Catalogue Il unusually attractive. efnbFscing many
and valuable nsgnmens also nearly eo ses " ssea
he Stereotype Plsies Of poPulsf worss
A s.coni Catalogue viii he issued. invoices for ~rich
will - received until one week previous to tfs sale WI
4, COIrO & GO. Auction COmml-siou Met
L chants Nos IFS Fulton street. and ~ Ann strert-Lio
-rS advances made consignmens and prompt returns
made
DV JAMES VI. MILLER-TtssDh, August
ID .oth-BOois Shoes and brogsns-A 10 O'CLOCK a. NO
store No Liberty street ie,c Boots, shoes ana Bro
cans consisting Of yariefy-snaoc Tor soaucfu
western snd northern trade Sale positive. .
WEDNESDAY. Aug. 9Th. IL I. 0clock Al ne Nerch
Exchange the story brick House and Io No :. lho'nss
.-iot q BY co feet. house > by 80 feet The house
"a good order boh inside and cut, and vel ssnsd WIN
psrors and bed rooms suitable for two isnies ana as an
I'D e-tsb she'd grocery stand - Coan remain necessary
sale positive.
THURSDAY. August y. ~ II. O'Clock, a the s,orc OF
aphsm Corse Co No rs Ferry street, 80 sides Gem
.ocS and oak tanned slaughtered Leather
Also sides Buffalo.
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~ Fine CutIery-COmpnslng over 700 diHtrrni pa'-
ems Of the manufacture Of ]. Rodgers Sons. Weston
holm, Crooke Co. with a complete variety OF Scissors,
Boot and Cater Hooks Tweezers. Nail Nppers, SC. he
longing 10 the toilet. for sac hy
aul9 3liseoi g. SAUNDERS, IN Broadway.
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NAUHINEKY BANDS, MaaalaciaTed BY II a

vi DAY, - Maiden laneThe new article introduced by
subscriber about years since, whch has given h4-
far perfect .At.factou i unlike the Old -rye 81 Rubber
Band NJ and already IN many factories taken the pac
Of leather The following certificate Of the quality Of the
material by Dr. Chiffon. will illy explain WAX We N pr
-sy IN D., favor for iuie.ffrctbuiiy
NEW-ioRk. June l7ih, l2fi
have made several experiments upon ne pfrRsfrd llas
Rubber OF M D,y with Inc following results Portions Of
q were KEPT untr-ed N olive Ln-e-d ard Whale OIL all
80 vsfuu, rs-vIa OILS none o "Ac- Affected IT, allolsA
% renamed 10 them for --verA. hours
By long heal - with Whale VI the sur ace bee 1in- III r
-ufened-thr same trct would probably be produced VIII
oler o. Poruous were keqi IL bon- waller fof a. hour
without suffering any change whatever, either IL
elasticity or Otherwise.
Portions Of Tie urerared Klhber were subjected 20 cold
~ 70 deg below zero r. Tor several LOur-fle Only surface
r- produced gas 10 render little harder, -e how
aa2l lw JAMES r. Chiffon NJ ID.
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u Chcnpc., CarpcI E.lnbIi.hmcnl in the rn

>Iae-, BOWtTV.-TfITam NIdtT-Ul TT--
received twenty bales of splendid patterns OF English
Carpeng all OF which will be sold IS per cent lees thar the
usual prices. Also on hand.
l0Oo0 yarn common carpeing. p. I'd. per yard.
$4,000 " all wool carpeiiug from S. Cd 10 Is. Cd.
10000 Supertne do
5000 Tuifed hearth Rugs POS. each, worth =.
10000 4" Oil cloth, 81 Cd per yard
Canton mating L. sd. per pnrd.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. "a Bowery,
Quiz 49,, .Irt.4 H.
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