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EXTRA FINE TEAS.

no CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS, HOTEL
L AND STEAMBOAT PkOPRlETORs, CITY AMI
COUNTRY FAMILIES, Nc.-l65 GreenwiCh-si near COuri
andt-st and OPP Os'e Ne tactic Hotel Newly ork-N'
eg leave 10 in orm YOU that established ourselves al
Cove place prncipay for The pun pose Of meeting e
If our " HOLESALF and large FAMILY customers "
n, S,,,h River side We have selections from all To
SPRING CARGOES, and which comprise the nncsl spec
mems OF Young yson, Hyson, Uunpywder. Imperial %
lng PekOe Niugyous, COngOu SOuchOn- ~ ~h,h hiV.
rrved nrre tins season, which, with IMMENSE variety c
ine and good qualities otter ~ crsar ana retail W =
nave also ite Government Java and other Coees a. u-ua
-iase1 ground daily.
We continue operations e. our Other places ar hereto
lore, particularly al III Chaiham.sL We are your Ooeen
.rrvarf. CANTON TEA COMPANY.
New-York-l2 Chaham-strcei Jo Urand--ireei, AM ot
3eecker-street Pladelphlass Chestnutsireei. and =
.ifhstreet myUy
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THE TRIBUNE.


70, The Tribune.
IN A BEGGAR BOY WITH A BUNCH OF FLOWERS
scoRS him not, though he is mean;
Rather with thy mercy bless,
While within his eye is seen
Simple. pensive gen,leness;
For unto his face is brought
Sunshine from pleasant thought
AZ his needy fingers clasp
Something sweet within their grasp
Help him though beggar boy,
Clad in garb OF indulgence,
God doth let him yet enjoy
Beauty's cain and subtle sense;
And il, meath his robe Of dust,
He retain such angel trust,
Say. will he not breathe on thee
Blessings for thy Charity
Maiden fair, why let him stand
Looking wistiul up to thee
Let thy heart drop from thy hand
The soft dcws Of Charity;
And tonight, when thou dost sleep,
They will back unto thee creep,
Changed into sweeter thought
Than thy lovers ever brought. A. ID r. H.
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WRITINGS OF L. MARIA CHILD.

DHILOTHEA-a Grecian RoTnadee-s moot beautiful edi-
Il ton.
LETTERS FROM NEW-YORK-lsi ard 81 series
THE MOTHERS BODK-3ih edition
FLOWERS FOR CHILDREN -er!es OF fouihes IL
Prose and Verse for Children Ofvarous ages go . .
Mrs. Child wonderful woman. II = mol Misery ma.
Al her thoughts Will find currency in the world n th- uai'
and be received th- cummonra ace OF ne mimi h .v-
who viii regard rr visionary and ennl-a- VII lti
admire her Originality: and these .ho unna me We onAr 70
,e weak IN mind viii b. startled by such holiness OF iho -
. nome hut the .tron- can concive yet visionary and en-
Ir-ia-,.c pronounce her. and Dod 10 NINA
af he present thinks itself lnprspared for irre : o'ns
= harsh statement be- found IN her expressions senr
surer happier spirit las been our fortune 10 meet Win
print" - D,s-sn S,'''
Published by CHAS. , FRAN - ~.
fel-. r..d - brfftl"
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RON WAREHOUsE, l2l GREENWICH-s

IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENWICH-ST.
lTERNEys BREESE SAMPSON, successor. to
N Boorrsn Johnston, Ayre- Co have on hand AMI offer
FOR sse on hefal errus full assortment of SWEDISH la
sud square IRON.
Russia : | old Sable Iron
Engli.h and American round Eat and square Bar Iron
Sraxief- kods, S-lo % .Alf inch
spike Rods aid Shoe Shapes OF AL fizes
Horse Ma Rods Of Norw old :ae ard Junists ron
Band Scroll and Hoop lron. Of al s.z,-
Casi Steel Shear Steel snd German sisr OF ssors san
Sprine Steel Amer can Blister Steel. H. Blister Steel
Boiler and Flce Iron Of all sires
Ship Boat and Railroad Spikes
"a. ~. Sn,i,.. ! c. .~rn ~ rhc2 SIM
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tllaehlnsrn for ttldnufartnrcs, ST.
+. MACHINES

WOODwORTH'S FLAMING MACHINES.
i,OgRTkEN YEARS EXPERIENCE, together WIN
many ya,uahe improvements and additions TO h- for
er Tools enables tie subscriber 10 furnish. ri -hor nocr
and of the perfect construction materials ana work
,-n-hr Machines plane Wood n all ~ varieties such
~ planning or -urisClus Only or cutting mouldngs
Also png iol.1eng and growing, JoiEtn-, or rabbei-
NJ aud planning claphosrd
Appcaflon NAV r made the subscriber. At ID estah
i.sieut IA Foxhoru or h- Office corner Of Commercial
AID ci--siris Boston where machines may lie seen and
rv information relative 10 tie same may be Ohtained
vel. A. OF Josiah Blackwell Co. New-fors. or OF j. W.
,chenck Albany Letters OF inquiry mus he poet paid
SAMUEL b. SCHENtk
Foxboro Mas. kprl |, 1874 ally
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miscellaneous.
cONANT,s PATENT YEAST


CCORDING to the old maxim, Bread Is the san o'
"A life" But II IS certain that GOOD HtsLTHfuL BRAD
syrrr LIGHT and DiGEsTBLEi IL by no means easily Cd
aimed and myriads of persons obliged TO wander along
without that essential staff
Chemical science and research never expended Tor
more necessary and useful purpose than IN the discovery o.
he material which should promptly and certainly produo
GOD Bread That great desiderain has been obtained by
he skill and patience of Mr. Conani of Lowell who has a.
cerianed engredens requisite for the procuring OF -npe
sased Ii is rabe that, by the old slow process o.
,gnous fruenfaon much of the nutritious pofuun o ~
io1r is extracted; but by the application Of CONANI
PATENT YEAST, instantaneous efervescence directly To-
ows and all saccharne properties OF the meal are r.
aimed securing the entire noushneni when Inc houi
naturally includes.
Sold wholesale and retail, by -
MP MUssEY Clinton Hail. cor. Beekman and Nassau
GAsSNER A YOUNG, io2 ChaihamsL
CHESTER briggs, o6l broadway
JOHN n BROWN BROTHERS, So ard 81 Broad-s'.
STAPLES FORD 1872 BO~ery.
; V. ALBRD, 518 BOwery, cor. Bond-sL
+. & 4 ; HOPE, l52 Chaiuberssi
DOMINICA 4 DRUMMOND, ~ Grcerwtch-st
SAMUEL KIP. 305 Broadway.
A-nbs he principal Grocers N general je' osiiy
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COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGEN-
u ca. Tribune Building, opposite tie City Hal, New
York" Wealth II usually The result Of weini plas care
ely pursued; II seldom reached by those direct eno-
which Keep the mind constantly the OBJECT Tahef Than
the MEANs.'
yB. PALMER respectfully notifies the Merchants, Manu-
acrers Pro'sss1ra AeH. irtsts and tue business com
muniy generally Of his city. VII" are DESTROYS OF maxim
nOsa abr DAD their respective Naes. Number Ntto and
Parg that he = the Agent Of some u th- best Se"-pa-
pers of The principal Towns and Cities OF every state
in the Union and and that be i prepared and duly
authorized by the propreof- 10 receive ideTfeTen Tor
publication IN their respective papers, copies OF when, To-
geier with the OF Advertising may be seen al bic
O;fce
the information ard convenience OF those no may de-
sire extend their Country Trade, by AdretHg IN the
Country Newspapers which be j. the Agent st OF Towns
and may be Obtained al his Office from which Merchants
and others may make sucn selection As VIII resi- sun ie
several kinds Of business in which they engaged and In
The papers Of which may be ae feest TO invite The al
ienOn of the peopL, Of the country
Thu. Agency which originally commenced by the
subscriber l84l presents 10 the rprsns portion
OF the business community complete system by which te
procuring the Of tx country may De EN-
hraced almost extent. through he medium OF me
Press, "tie ni -isy icser oftae btlsuaess srofid"
V. B. PALMER. American Newspaper Agent,
ie27 cod Tribune Building, opposite hr tiiy Han
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IL Notc. hrrby gwen itai the Copartnersla hereto
lore existing under tie frrn 81 4. ~. 4 r I. Ryder i
dissolved BY The death Of Alfred VI. Ryoer The b.nr-s
of IT, l-fe frm VII BE- clo.eo ty Tx surviving rru-f
Edgar RYDER. New YORK. July l-- Is
CO-PAKfSERsHlP-EDCA I. RI DIR has ms day,
orm-d Co-parnersfnp, 9Th s bruther Il EPhEN, under
the nrm Of z T. RYDER They viii continue 10 ma
nuaciure bay and .e. Hats Caps, Eurs. Sc Al The oc
stand No 80 Wafer street, AMI hey hope 70 merit CONT
nusnee of the patronage bestowed upon ne s;e trn ne
pssi twenty years. New York, July lsL lss> jyl lv-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
OFT OF NEW YORK. .......
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Ship stephen Cuman. Conklin. Baltimore.
Bark Phelens Forbs Hull Foster & Dickerson.
Brig Eliza Montechino. Palermo. Barclay Livingston
Schrs Victory, Penhcd. Alexandria Sturges & Clear
man; Selma Downes Newark; Direct Briggs, Baltimore
Cieaver stsnhoyc. Africa. Fer'd Wood; Chas 2 Brown
Jones, Richmond. Plat a Pearson; Silss Wight Conk
lin Philadelphia, VIM Mckee & Co.
Sloops Charles, Sturgs Providence; Helen, Pery
New. Bedford.
Propeller Anthracite. Stewart. Philadelphia
Barge Dolphin Lamb Phiisdelphis
ARRIVED.
schr Hatch 10 days from Mschiss, Ne. lumber.
schr Charles |. Nosc from Machias. Me. lumber
Srhr Adeline and Rosna from Machas, lumber.
schr Frances. Stewart from Mschiss. lumber
Schr Rob Roy Avery. from Philadelphia coal bound Il
Norwich.
schr Mensimendi Hatch from Philsdelphis coal
bound % Danvers.
schr Cornelis from New. Bedford oil.
schr rcIon. Hatch. de FIN Machias. lumber. &c.
SAILED.
Ships Victoria. London; Mon,ezuma. Liverpool; s
CeorSe do; Cstharine Charleston Banks Baltic. Ant
werp: Murrela Marsees; Genesce. NOrleans. Stepher
Brewer Richmond Brics Peter DcmiL Savannah: So
hdec ssettn; Victoria (Br) 81 Johns NB and others
MEMORANDA
On Monday evening at O'Clock. Sandy Hook bearing
wNw. )s miles distant the pio, boat James Avery viii
the following pilots board viz: John Taylor. kober
Hnmill Robert Mitchell, and Daniel Harcoart-iel n
with the brig Porto Rico Of Belfast Me- coal loaded and
totally abandoned the fore and main top sails doub,
reeed the fore top sail settled the cap the main IL
the mast Remarks taken from the log slate on board
Monday June Otn-commepces with strong brcezes and
clear weather. at 5P Fire Island lighthouse NNE dis
lance mii.s; tackled ship double reetcd the topsais
fured the b, msiatal and tryssil-onc pump going al
the time.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Al Buenos Ayres April 30 bark Jno Carver Carver FIN
Nyork; Philip Hone. Mitchell I'm NYork via Lisbon,
l1;h; Francis Lord. Glsddng for NYork next day
SID I'm Rio Janeiro May Is brig Sea Eagle. Smith. \
York
A, Losndo. May 6. brig Margaret Ann. Hendrickson
I'm Niork- unc.
Ar at Pictou. June 10 brig Tuscan. Higgins, NYork
wHALEMEN
Sid from Nantucket 27th ult ship Christopher. Mitch
ell for Pacific Ocean.
CID at New Bedford 2ssh ship Maria Theresa Fisher
Indian Ocean and NV Coast
TO MARINERS
A new Beacon has been erected Light House Is.
land which will be lighted in nights which light mu
Be brought in range with the Light House being chan
mel wsy. Charleston. s. C. June q. ls45
Shoai IN hs Nraas Of Sspda The bearings by very
observation furnished by Lieut. Meviii Of hi
Ketherlsnd Msjs,ys Navy and attached TO the Hydro
graphic Once fs'svis. A. follows:
The Shosl bearing North 81 West from the Button
North ga East from The South Point Of Thwsr N,
Way and North 80 East from lie North Point Of thc
same leland.
From the Shoal the most southerly Point Of Tulphr
Island just with the most Northerly Point O.
Pulo Psssey.
shoscs part and around II is is sihoms. The die.
txpce 70 the Button as nearly u mules.
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ROARDING SCHOOL

DREPARATORY tbOARDlNGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
L TOWN, CONN-D II. CHASE. \. NJ PRINCIPAL
Established IN 1855 Sessions commence May Ism and Ocl
18th continuing months, nj 20 session Thorough
preparation for College business ana per-onsl attention.
IRE secured to rpls a. fully a. m the Npensive schools
Lads from New York placed IN charge Of careful per
going and returning Circulars Al ~ Marxei -irri sne
d2f
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PATENT WATER PIPE.

VNHF Subscribers manufacture PIPE, CHEAPER and
L BETTER than any other now IN use for the convey aIce
# WATER 10 Cities Villages and Private Residences II
conveys pure the fountain itself. and THEY W Ar
RANT itSUPERIOR and more DURABLE thsn any Other
for drain, soil and Pipe, and for hydraulic purposes
generally. An extra premium u ten dollars and silver
medal were awarded tie Inventor al the last Fair OF the
American Institute
All orders promptly attended 10 Al l42 Fuionstreet
ally J. BALL co.
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WINDOW SHADES.
C. WOODFORD 24si Broadway invites the attention Of
y. those about purchasing WINDOW SHADES TO his col
OF Shades being perhaps the most complete and full
the city, containing ninay Of style and beauty
correct copies the celebrates C.andranes COnOva
and others In scrpura views dark landscapes, ygnettes
yrntan scenes sponding any sized window Also
plain Gothic patterns; do Gothic Land-capes COrnfhn
Columns. &c. Also invoice of low priced Shades land
scaped and plain
~ B.-Merchsnts visiting the city buying to sell again, viii
be allowed liberal discount, by
J. c. WOODFORD, 2sss Broadway
myisy Lsfsrge's Buildings. 81 door from Rsais-st.
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casrsTFrI EDGE TOOLS.

THE Reai Genuine COSGEKS TOOLS can only be had
at B Attorney street where they are made ana hni-hrd
with nv own hands; therefore recommend them; and
81 George Bng- Co.'S. Plat street Those Tools offered
by Osborn Little IS Fulton street. and other stores
stamped Conger~ are not my MAKE AMI are designed d
deceive Mine stamped thus "Conser, New-h ORR 81
Attorney street, The OF j. COnser Berry l. also
added be- having interest In the business liberal dis
,,,12a ,r,s JOnN CONGER
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FOUNT AINS,

VAST IRON FOUNTAINS consisting Of Figures OF We
u mn. H-b- swans polphin-. Urns. Scrolls Shells, bs
.ns &c forming variety Of tn fnrty dsereni md
A. rrices from * 10 Si.l Also Ln zna Fore y ; e
,s,s ma No to ,oa gallons pr minute; Iron LIN Pumps for
serns or shallow wells. toge.hcf ~sih tre Engines Hose
Carts. copper ve,cd Hose. Coupling Screw. &C, e AT
Sr,ur.-d Tor wholesale or retsil. By d. l. fAkNAM,
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PERIrOCAL sPECTACLEs.

'NHESE LENSES, pronounced suptnor 70 an oitefs N
by Drs Lardner Patterson and numerous other SCI
-utfc gentlemen are Of American invention and
NJ only al the new ard extensive OPTICAL WORKS.
North Oxford Mass Numerous testimonials OF their meri
IAN he shown but seeing IL believing tie public are IN
ed To examine and Judge for themselves They may be
found wholesale and retail Agency Nc. 49, Broadway
and also al T. j. CROWEN'S Book Store, ti5 Broadway
Difficult csses OF deficient vision solicited.
mh2r VT. p BRIGHAM.
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SALAMANDER SAFES.

DICHS IMPROVED PATENT SALAMANDER
III sAfES-W auanied Fire, Thief and Damp Proof The
SasmaldeT is the only safe among The many purporng
he Fire Proof which has IN al proved be 80
been severely tested al different times ami
be adduced where has failed pre-efv,
rs contents Upwards of four hundred have been by
he subscriber and his agent New Orleans The public =
invited 10 cal aud for hemseve. the Of
A. ; MARVIN 1854 Water -
Safes OF Other ami second hand Safes for very
49,, iuy9-v
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prJrr.DERS' HARDWARE.

SEAMAN LoVERRE, ~ >pfng-streei, near -, @'s
- wich.t Offers for general assortment OF hsru
WARE consisting IN part g: American snd tngss Lceh-
Butt uges Frame Pliles Raj Screws anu braces 90.
de- spz smy'
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PISTOLS

DATEYT SIX BARREL SELF-REvOLvING AND RE
L PEATING PiSTOLS-For sale by A. W, SPIES
Co 2ls Pear street Also single and double Guns Res
Pistols Flasks, Shot Bags Pouches Game Bags
Percussion Caps Gun Locks and parts OF locks, and all
kinds OF Gun Smiths articles.
Hardware, Cutlery Tea Trays and Walters Also Dixon
Sons Britannia Ware, great variety OF new patterns.
received by the ss, packet ships for sale on reasonable
s.rps
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H. NEW NOhk, AI.ANf ~ rnOf
tszsxas.fSz=1NLISE-for Albany and Troy DIRECT, ai
O'Clock p. M.-Th- Steamboat EMPIRE,
Can't r. B. Macy, will leave the steamboat pier foot OF
Courancs every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
noon, II O'clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt VIM. II. Peck every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon, ait O'Clock
For Passage Freight apply board, or at the once
he wharf 60
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Croekerp h)are.

GREENWICH POTTERY,
NO. 81 WEST EIGHTEENTH-ST. between Ninth and
Tenth Aveure--The attention OF Tire public Is called 70
he numerous arrc.s manufactured this Establishment,
consisting in part Of the following. VIZ.
stone Ware Earthen Ware
Portable Furnaces, Flower Pon,
Beer JUGS, Oven Tie,
Chimney Top- Green House do,
siove Buck, Backs snd lambs for crates,
Fire bnck Fire Cement and Clay &c.
A this ESTABLISHMENT IL The only OF the kind
ne cy where ALL re ABOVE articles manufactured
nd sod Dez-r- respectfully Invited TO call and they
III supplied C1a, AMI Bs,ter Terms than be had
tic city. -p.,s- PORTABLE FURNACES on hand
All reacy for Inc Sprius Trade.
rnss su WASHINGTON SMITH
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nRACX,s DAGrEKRIAN ROOMS. De
Uin0ow SHADES.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, no. SPRUCE
w STREET, y. Y.-The only manufactory any eN
tent IN United Sste-TLe subscribers offer for sac ~
mott splendid assortment Of SHADES which could be col
.ecied together, consisting Of the following styles
1860 pairs of beautiful Gothic painted by artists These
are all views of celebrated places IN Europe.
1000 pairs assorted Gothic Corinan and Landscapes
such generally sold about the city.
IS pairs OF most beautiful Connthnn painted m Ftorence
100 palr- OF some of celebrated places In this
country.
500 pairs OF ch- az Shades, from O.; cts 10 81 -.
We pledge sell 100 per cent cheaper than any
other hOu NeiOrk Persons wishing 10 the pro
cs. gettn up the useful articles, shown through
he painting rooms III great pleasure.
SIGNS BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
not 10 be surpassed TRIMMINGS Of al kinds at manu-
lecturers prices
Persons buying sell again dealt with the liberal
r-rn- fle27 Jml BARTOL Il De MAU<Y.
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PLANO FORTE MANDATORY.

THE SUBSCRIBERS now finishing an entirely new
article of Instruments which warranted superior In
one any and keep IN tune much longer the IN
orovemen consists IN Harp Frame peculiar in consiruc
ion obvaung every objection heretofore caused by the
metallic plates inuring the tone. Professors and pur
hasers are invited to an examination Of these Instruments
GLENN ROGERS co.
,v22v l52 Fulon-.i east side Broadway
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Dob printing ano Book Binding.
TRIBUNE pooK.5INDERY
Camps, GutIsrn, &r.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

COuTHOUY MEYERS, 81 Broadway, respectfully
y invite the public cal al their store and EXAMINE ~
rcbesf and most extensive assortment 70 De found " l'
.o,,,,,v - RROVIFD and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS
CENTRE. MANTEL, SOLAR, BkACkkT and READ
ING LANPs. CANDELABRA, GIkANDOLEs, bhAO
Of patterns .o. -. -. 1, ., .,-s.fs -.
-,iisrIv desirable FOR packets and steamboats,.
in evidence Of the superiority Of tbs portion Of their stool
over suy other Of class offered TO tie public ~ ins
hey can with honest PRIDE refer 70 10 i--s us sIA pSa-
.r. within the years for ne greatest vafry ahl
,urv %, patterns and the unrivaed finish Of ier WORK
Fvery article sold by c. y. IL warranted 70 be ha' uei
epresen and those who wish 10 obtain tf-i class goods
price often paid for such OF very Inferior qua
are requested 70 favor them with cal before pufeas
elsewhere -,
re- liberal discount 10 Churches ana Hotels 81 ~
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NE<TILATION.-MOTT PATENT VACUUM
COW t. for veutains churches, court and school rooms
hospitals railroad cars prisons cabins or holds OF vessels
when laden with pen-hsble articles and al places designed
for crowded assemblies bAs been proved bs many expert
-us before scientific associations tbs City ami Boston
where v have been awarded gold and silver medals TO be
the only se.ac.ing Cow know iA VIII acliAr eNiaus
lion through vertical or other rues
The experiments referred prove that all Other Cows
have tie effect 10 checs Drafts although many Of them 60
proven; pri.cl winds blowing down chimney ana mus
cure their smoking.
b. AL OF tie Nscugm. combined with receiving or Pie
cuwl Of pure ar brought from above th-
tltug can be made 70 Cow through any pace requiring
ventilation.
The apparatus by which III experiments made
~ scen IN operation morning between and p al NJ
- w airr>t ext Architects. Builders persons about 10
p-l- AID o-c who fe Al irfer-t ia philosophical eNper
rlrnis requested Call end witness hat woGd
ardy be believed without seeing: where also b
he rsns 81 Nr Jcselh Curtis for Warning and Ncnsi-
w. wlach : believed % b- au Improvement upon Dr.
Reads oi kenhargh plan applied ~ The P-riisr-I.
House OF England JORDAN L. MOTT, ~ Water -
NorE>nc- The public experiments ~ tie asi Far Of the
Anerlcen Institute. per- have cut or the email
cni " the Cowl slo~u E-rie, % permit tie wind 10
sweep lArogg - dong ufrln- in NV Pafen'.
viii bold ten responsible. unless tiey cal sud gei MS
written consent. which VII freely -is- upOL appl caol
Il maze nohng by the Operson must have tie crec OF
the Invention
there are other. who have made IN tbs City and else
where in tafOn. Of NY Cow. many OF u-ir viii if,t
<uowled., OK the principle OF eon-iretion 20 ihse -n.
Mt f- - leuierf 10 --aNf
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I EVILS GROSS iiS Fuli0n-sl one door east OF Broad
IL way keeps hand a .argc assortment Of BOOTS snd
SHOES made In the fashionable style and Of the bee
materials
B-Made order all descr ptons Of Boots and Shoes
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LAMPS, GIRANDoLEs, &c.

LAMPS, GlRANDOLES, &c. $50
T AMPS, GlfANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS ASD
IL CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trade--DlEIL Il.
BROTHER Co, No. Is Johnsree, are manuiaciuiirg
and have always hand complete assortment Of arc,- n
heir line Of the following descriptions ~inth they VIII sell
A, wholesale or retail, a. LOW PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical Oh and CaInphene Lamps
Sofa Lamps Oil, and Bronzed, IN great variety;
Cornelius s Cos celebrated Patent soar Lara Lamps
Grandoes various patterns gilt slvered bronxed.
Suspendng Solsrs, Dorc Canphene Lamps
Bracket Solars, SIDE 90 90
Solar Chsndelicrs Bracket DO 90
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps Camphene Chandeliers,
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