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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-04
Narrative Of the Proceedings Of the Farmes
Club.


TUESDAY, JUNE g.
SuBEcr-"Construction of Farm Wagons and
Carts, and best mode of hamessing."
This being one of the regular days for celebrating
the soemnities of this mertorious and philanhropc
Association, long before the hour appointed, the
room furnished a very numerous and faithful repre-
sentation of the agricultural interests Of the country
The subject announced was eminently designed to
awaken the deepest solicitude and during the usual
hours appropriated desutoy remarks, upon general
topics of Agriculture, 1t was evident all Were
anxious for the usual intmatlon from the inde-
fatigable Sec'y, Mr.. Megs, that the hour was
exhausted"-so, that the important subject could
be at once brought before the meeting, and that
derhil was nem con. duly elected to the dignity Of
Chairman. Before the subject was announced, the
remedy for veminic effects upon peach trees
underwent repetition of those suggested upon the
virginian vegetable. when to the great constema-
ton Of all the faithful in its efficacy, letter was
read from Mr.. Geo. F. Hopkins, damnlng the
doctrine of tobacco, as heretcal, and placing his
whole faith, trust and confidence III the less vulgar
but more bitter essence Of tanzey. The eyes Of
the club were again agreeably gratihed by the ex-
hibition of the vegetable iron balls, that have 60
frequently excited the curiosity Of the unenghtened
in vegetable petrefactions. Then followed the
annunciation Of the long expected regular subject
gestions on the constructions of wagons, from the
wheel-barrow of Adam, down to the latest mo-
dem invention, it was incontestably annonnced.in
letter from a member read to the Club, that the
present plan was by far the most useful IN every
respect, unsusceptible of improvement, and should
not be disturbed. This subject lost, are informed
much Of its interest by the absence OF member,
who was eminently calculated to furnish materials
on the next day of the meeting Of the New York
Agricultural Club.
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Before the Recorder andAdermen Meserole and Dodge
NJ c. PATTERSON, Esq, District Attorney.
JUNE 3-Nothing of interest occurred this morning in
the way of trials The Court proceeded to empanel the
grand inquest and petit jurors for the term.
Grand jury Henry Parrish, foreman Jacob G. b.
CERT Barney Corse VIM. H. Falls, Henry A. Halsey,
Richa I'd Irwin John jackson, Rufus King Ezra Lud-
low George Loring, John G. Mott Francis p Schoales,
Ezra Smith, Edward j. Swords, Edward Shorthill David
Tappan Thomas Tieson, BENZ. r. Winthrop, Anthony
" Winans.
Stealing Cioak--Dsniel Curry was charged with
stealing cloak and tabecover from the house of Pierre
NJ. Van Wyck, the door being OPEN Curry Is stage
looking hero of the bandt order, with mustachios,
beard and imperial who said friend by the name Of
Mcclure met him in the street and requested him to sell
the articles for him at the highest price, MCGUIRE told
him he obtained them from his wife, and that he wanted
to raise money as he had been q spree. The story
not being exactly the thing however, the Court
fenced him to the penitentary for two months.
Calling Lady Improper Names.-John Peterborough,
an i'll looking black man, charged with b0ckguard
ing Sarah Bartlett modest looking colored lady there
by shocking her decccy and causing her fair cheeks to
be sufused with bushes John seid Sarah commenced
by traducng his character gentleman and he mere.
~ told her to go way from me-"
Assault and Batery.-William Primrose was charged
by Isaac Bunce with assaultng him. Primrose then said
he sorry, and Immediately struck him again. 1t
appears they all digging snow during last winter
and intoxicated. Fined S. Stand committed till
maid
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Superior Court
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JUNE 3.-DEcIsioNs.-RalphL Lockwood ~. JscquesBar
bier.-Motion denied, with 81 costs of opposing.
The following up certiorari from the Ms
rine and Assistant Justices Courts
. Francis b. Lewis rs. The Mayor, 9c.-Judgment re-
versed.
John Elliott The Sdme.-Judgment reversed, and
the remanded back to the Justice for trial.
james McEiery u.s. The Sdme.-Like order.
Ezra Ciesreland rs. The Same-ln this case judgment
affirmed.
Morris Wolfe The Same in this case judgment was
reversed.
Rchard L. ScheiGelin Martin "A. HoUeH ct ais.-In
this case judgment was reversed.
o. II. Plat John Acknowledgement reversed
George M Pcntz u.s. Oief Breaker. Judgment re-
verscd without costs to either pay-cause remanded
back to the Justice for q triel
Edsgard Nc Gerken Lssois b. acknowledgement re.
versed
Joseph Sanford u.s. Thomas Acknowledgment
versed.
Roman South rs. Wm. Ebbifs.-Judgment affirmed
Michael PHILIPPE ne. The Mayor $c.-Judgment rcvcrs-
ed-cause remanded book to Justice for q new trial.
Before Judge Oakley.
Joseph CoscperfhDaife Joseph Il. Shef:id 4 CO.
This action against the endorser Of two bills Of
exchange for El000 each, drawn by James and John
Reid, on Wm Kelly & Co., of Glasgow, in Scotland,
dorsed to the defendants which protested for
acceptance Verdict for plaintiff subject to the opinion
Of the Court.
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Lines TO Miss Barrett, ON Reading h
aTTIC ANA on EyITED

Thy Drama Of Exile" read with entranced surprise,
From +exled but lost" turned enqurng eyes
TO find kindred spirit that could compare with thee:
Vain search, in mary path OF wtching Poesy:
Who thy teacher Barett-what magic did mpart
To thee, Enthusiasm rare, beguiling every hearth .
SO gracefully elaborate brodered with gems well wrought,
Long ostudy aud would chespy bought
To walk with thee thy path daring side by side,
But following with humility, admiring with pride.
Nature thy teacher, her simplicity. -
Her flowers Ess poetry with refined gold by thee.
Thy birds nightingales rivers. rivers seas;
yioets amarsnhs, trimmed hedges cedar trees
Thy imagination riot nearing august Heaven,,,
There gates Of pearl exclude vain houghtso Eden thcat
driven
BY mysterious aid thou conurcs spirits aerial and earthy
'Waling their loss Of good by mems deprayty:
Adam and Eve, outside TIE gate Of Eden's bsul bowers,
Unite with hesrs those angry powers
Amid this dreary hopeless waste, Of wang aud despair
Rises Lucifer the TEMPER, streams Of murky arr;
His bold and sneering blzsphemy fills their cup
Wounded anguished sefcondemned they await their
But soft veil s drawn aside, clouds pink and goio
fold
Fogvng love- Christ their cone hearso cheer
Lucifsr, Spirits, Phantoms, all slenced, disappeer,
Such Is thy Exile, worthy the author be crowned
With an immortal wreath, where fancys g!ms abound
vctors coronal IL thine, Milton veil rs lace,
ANNA s..
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[Correspondence Of the Herald. !

lCOrroepOndenco OF the Herald
BosTor, juno l, lss5.
Attempt Deraud Uncle Sam by Celebrated Fnancier
and Spectator IN Piain6sld Bank Stoek-Seisure Of
1900 Letters BY Tnomas M Pomeroy, Chief Clerk Of the
Boston Post Office, and Special Police Officer
Fearing that false reports would be circulated about
the seizure and detention Of thirteen hundred letters sent
to the Boston Post Once, by celebrated banker and A.
nancer of your city to be forwarded per steamer that
sailed to-day at two O'Clock state the facts briefly
which follows:-
To-day half past - o'clock after the steamers mails
closed and scaled carpet bag containing letters
presented at the door Of the post Office at the time
packages of letters offered at the delivery window
be received and Forwarded BY the steam ship Britain
that the time Of closing the mails was invariably at ~
o'clock noon, and that 1t impossible to receive let
tiers past the hour fixed for closing in which he fully
sustained by Mr. Moore the British Mail Agent and fur
ters brought there illegally, without the lawfnl
postage having been paid He Immediately left the Office,
determined on sending them by the steamer, but Mr.
Pomeroy, suspecting his intentions, proceeded immedi
aely to the ship with an order from the Mail Agent to
Lieutenant Dollns Admiralty Agent in charge Of the
malls to seize and return to the Post Office ali letters
and papers found board the ship, having passed
through the Post Office. On reaching the ship, it
found that several packages of letters had been discover
doris given BY Mr. Pomeroy to the Admiralty Agent
to seize all letters found board and return them
Post Office, by the Pilot who conducted the Britannia to
sea, when he returns tomorrow, after which will be
able to give you the particulars more fully.
Mr. Pomeroy 10 deserving Of much credit for detecting
and arrestng such frauds upon the Post ONCE Depart
ment These letters 1900 In number, stated by the
offering them, were forwarded to this CITY, for
cents each, by celebrated banker and fnanoer.
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June 3-Stsaling Soap.-George Warner, a small boy,
was charged with stealing bar Of CASTLE SOAP from the
store Of Alfred HILL Greenwich street. valued at sixty
cents II appeared there several boys in company
and 1t impossible to identify the who took the
soap. Discharged
Rob6ing a VtsseL--George Alderman was placed on
trial, charged with stealing silver watch from Aexan-
der D. JONES' Of the cabin of his vessel the brig Po.
neer The watch was found his person, and when 1t
was demanded, he exclaimed d-n the watch" and gave
it up. Penitentiary six months
Stealing apair Of Boofs-Lewis Benvis, half starved,
miserable looking wretch has been out of prison
only about three days. charged with stealing pair
of gaiter boots from 200 Greenwich street, from A.
Smith, The boots hanging outside the door, q
practice by the way which radesmen would do well
to correc-and when next found in possession Of
Benvis. Pententiary six months.
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City Intelligence.
broke out IN he ss q ss S~sns Sou:s
street. but extingushed in few mnutes and before
from paper having been is near stoye' which Caught
FIRE. The damage isvery trihing. Premises insured
PAssEreEH DRowHED-After the Cambridge got over
the bar Monday, II discovered that OF the
passengers of the Of Harris from this city had fall
len overheard is supposed out Of the cabin window
A handspike thrown overheard 80 soon a. he
discovered but either through inability dsinclinaton
he made effort to seize it. When seen he was lying
on his back.
FIRES AND ALAaMs-There have been 30 fires, and Is
district alarms, during the past month.
Police once, JUNE "A FRENCH GENTLEMAN IN
DrrIcuLrr-Jean Baptise Devsuchelle, French gem
cd into house Of peculiar character, No. 81 Anthony
street. by far blooming damsel Of sweet seventeen,
Of his gold watch and twenty soversigns. Margaret
says she didn't steal the money for the had
and she Of shat hsr os
Josephs and Jackson
A JERsEvMAN INA SIMILAR sITuArIor.-James 8. Con-
nelly. nice young man from Elzabethtown New Jer-
sey strong through the Five Points this morning,
home, when he was accosted BY Miss Ann johnson, a
s sStSy Character who politely invited him to accom-
pany her her residence in Anthony street. So mo-
would not allow him to refuses but after reaching the
house and getting up stairs the lady proceeded to re-
leye him Of his pocket book containing about thirty
prise and utter astonishment police officer call
ed, and Miss Ann 10 mourning in the Tombs
AMAN DRowrEp.-Last evening about six o'clock. .
colored man named John Henry, was carrying trunk
board the steamboat Rochester lying at the foot Of
Courtlandt streets when he arrived at the gang plank
some person ran against him. Henry put the trunk
down. and Immediately attacked by two white men
and knocked into the river and drowned The body was
found and sent to the Park dead house this by
officer Milliken. Two men named Edward Morris and
James Lawler, have been arrested, and under
going an examination on suspicion Of being concerned
In this outrage.
JEwELRY SroLEr.-Three men were seen leaving the
house, 766 Greenwich street, about three O'Clock this af
ternoon and shortly afterwards the following articles
missed, and supposed to have been stolen by
the men who observed leaving the premises:-One
gold bracelet, gold chased ruby ring, one ady'a
breast pin half dozen silver tea spoons two gen
tlemen's bosom pins, silver WATCH and one silk
handkerchief
| STEALING FROM WAGoN-John Conway was arrest
ed charged with stealing overcoat and pair Of buck
skin mens from wagon at the Fulton market the pro
perty of David Baisely, Jamaica, Long Island. Com
mitted.
| An owner WANrEp.-An owner is wanted at the po
| lice Office for quantity of broadcloths, cassmeres
shaw silk HANDKERCHIEF and ladys black mantilla
lined with white silk, and embroidered with fowers.-
Apply to officers Stephens and Hays
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SCHOOL ELEcTIoS-The following is list Of the
school officers elected. Those in italics are natives
lsr WARD-Commissioner Nicoll, 8. A. Grape
Inspsctor-S R. Harris.
/" TrussssaA; H. Miokis, ). c All'tadt
IN wAaD-Commissioner- L. Cross.
Trustee-W. Colgate.
Inspector-G. +. Nesbitt
SRD WARD-CommssioLe r-D. Duer.
Inspoctor-T. McElrath.
Trustee-M. A. Hoppock-
Arm w4aD-Ss@s,:.iea;;rTTes : :;s Weir
Trustees-T Garrick, A. L. Bushnell
Srm D-Commissionsr
Trustee-E. G. Drake.
6rH WARD-Commissoner- Sweeny.
Trustee-E. Logue.
wA.D-Ss$@i::ie9sr al = k.nss.
i" Trustce--.A w. Weldon
srH wAaD-commis.ioner n Bsr~ss.
Inspector-J w. Kellogg.
srA w4.D-eoaai:.ise. : Ss ssssl.nsu.h.
Inspector-D. s. DarIimg.
10TH w..D-conni:.ioe: +. J. consly
Trustee. w. Ketchum.
iIrH WARD Commissoner-R s. winslow.
/" Inspector-G. q. Mann.
Trustees-F Quin, J. 8. Hall.
18TH WARD-Commissioner- Csrrigan.
Inspector Guy g. Bayley.
18TH -Ssn@i::ions1IW :: .s"sr.e".
ar. ss;'ssas s1 abraham Bell
1877. as:::s'St DEM,
Inspector-Jokn Lill0son.
Trustee-Daniel Hagancsmp
10TH WARp-Commissioner- Sedgwick.
lnspector-Edmund J. Porter.
Trustee-Theoeore MARITIME.
18TH WARD. .Commsoioner-J Welsh
Inspoctor-Edward Dayton.
Trustee-Edward C. Delavan
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Circuit Court.

JvNE 3rd-Slas ManuiH w. .4qron March and Besja-,
min d. Wisnsr.-This was an action ON replevin
brought by plaintiff against defendants appeared that
plaintiff indebted to the trustees of minors PREMISES
that said trustees got disraining against plain
tiff which they placed In the hands of defendants
their bas which they executed that plaintiff reple
vned the goods The warrant under which the distress
made did not bear the Of any person at whose
suit executed and plaintiff commended that in
the first instance persons cannot rent except in
Of Landlord in whose the case is made, and
thu also the should embrace the of
person at whose suit II was executed.
Verdict Tor plaintiff subject to the opinion of the court
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge UIshOeher.
JUNE 3-John 1Srreu rs. Librarian Hatfield -Ths
action to recover damages for alleged breach Of
warranty Of q horse. Il appeared, the part Of the
plaintiff that in February last he by his brothernlaw,
agent exchanged horses with the defendant giving
sound HORSE valued at $780, in exchange for owned
by the defendant with Of S. the latter warrantng
the horse perfectly sound TIE exchange having been
made the plaintiff found his horse unsound
be good for nothing and defendant refusing to return the
horse exchanged plaintiff the value
$50 horse and also for the keep Of the horse belonging
to the defendant. Adjourned over.
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es.-The ship Montezurna. arrived ,

IcEBERGs.-The ship Montezuma, arrived yester-
lay morning from Liverpool, has been six days in
ice lying to three days, completely surrounded BY ice
slands-the weather uncommonly foggy When In lat.
- TO- Ion % 30, cleared up, after having been three
days very thick Captain Lowber then eleven islands
Of ice around him. Of which extended 70 the Length
two miles, and from appearances two hundred feet
high. During the time the Montezuma lay to- the wind
was from the s. 8. K.
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JUNE 3Peter Bortheiemy and al W the People for Ii
bet--Mr Whiting commenced and concluded his argu-
ment at H. for the People, Mr. De Witt replied;
closed In reply at IL AM. Decision postponed until De-
cember next
Case Of Oysters Elisha Ruckman .andrew G. Bird
saHMr H. Sanford commenced the part Of the plain
tiff In error, and without concluding the court adjourned
to 0 AM, tomorrow morning.
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OREGON EMraRArrs The 81. Joseph Gazette
says The emigrants TO Oregon are still passing
through st. Joseph Scarcely Day but our streets are
rwsultS company, seventy miles from Wolf river
rhsy were doing WELL and were one days travels in ad
vance Of Capt TherloWS company
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Anlusexnents.

VAUxHALL GARDEN SALooN.-Five hundred per-
sons have already laughed themselves almost to
DEATH in witnessing Dan Gardiner the Beautiful Sis
ter of Ethiopian Operatc Brothers If they continue
to sing and dance they have the two last evenings,
shall certainly hear Of some sudden deaths in less
than week, unless they cured by the charming
dancing and beautiful eyes pretty little Miss Homer
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NAvAL--We learn that u. 8. ship Yorktown
Capt Bell from River Gaboon arrived ct Ambriz Arr
CO, March nd, and sailed 2Sth for Loando
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The sun is pouring down his heat, and faces
unsss great pains aTs t.sea vii Sf fsase
\ On hands and brows which should never be specked
But doth prevent these hindrances to beauty
nae ss;s Roass u, 10 sui,
PoaSre Subtle will swesp them al p away
shall wre.thed with smiles again e glad and gay
s;sy your bfs sSy 5 By Hssvsn
The universal celebrity which Dr. FELIX GOURAUDs
aian Msdca!sd SOAP has attained for the speedy removal
csa snsishy eruption the best proof Estimation
s .n Ss f herd os IL % % so De
icou shaving compound Beware Of half price counteei,s
con Lowe Gssn Con- Woess B Co., spr0e
field; Myess, New Haven:
Change OF Weather and Catching Cold
%
will be thrown inwSrdy and hsada he nausea and sickness.
SUMPTION pains in various parts ofthe body rheumatism and
cine carrying complains which arise from catching
dSs To %s
sGn w give % s blood .sd
every kd Of impurty that disease will fnd no abiding place
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sits march IL onward" while the pats emit
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Alarming symphonic follow ia their train 4 they
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v: S i who a S ss
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time precious with you and the Of the remedy a.imgor.
Mrs. Hays iss Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Rabincau's New Arrangements, foot Of Dcs-
brosses .treeThs Contemplating aud public spirited indv!d
Shower and swimming Salt Water Baihs adopted most excel
lent arrangements for the practice OF swimming ly ladies' ny
exclusively to their use advertisement
all the particulars Of his which not only credit
aity whose interests i, seS AID exercise promotes
Portable Shaving Cases.-The subscriber
having and ss suitable 81 70 H. a %
M % % as h T ,sS e, 70, ,a as
penng and keeping Razor' in ts Tosf SIssI osdsr
III Broadway, opposite Howards Hotel.
All PhaIadeiphia subscriptions to the
Co.. Z: TTa ss AsHs a
ssm cent. E % the Sunday q s.
leiphis. Single copies for sale above daily, o'clock
The WnHxLv HERALp for sale every Saturday morn.
cent? - per snnun, delivered IN any part OF
M Tie new cheap Publication. for sale at THEN es
tab.ishwent q soon as issued, wholesale and retail
Is much p q D's s sf s
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meats handed 70 Tue se boz 20 clock VIII appear 10
INC ''''A'' A'A' '"s ----------------
Medical Notice.--'rhc Advertisements or the
ne he Ii as VII
Ssrs 'rps W. ssfe MD %s Sa this
0hcs end coasalsins Rooms q ne COilsr' . NssssaH
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[Mingo was entered by d. Bryant, but on this oc-
casion was driven by G. Voorhees,.
Agrand match was to have come off yesterday over
the Hunting Park course, near Philadelphia, be-
tween Lady Suffolk and Americas. We may give
the particulars in our next.
AQUArIC SPoRrs.-A sailing excursion is to come
off on Friday afternoon, at o'clock, from pier east
side Of Catherine Market, to sail around Fort Dia-
mond and back. The boats named are the Santa
Claus, VIM Crolius, Rip Van Wrinkle, Sir Henry,
and Eclipse. These boats were built by Crous, Of
this city, and this excursion is designed to test the
speed Of the different modelled sail boats of his
building The boat first returning will be presented
with a suit Of beautiful silk colors.
PEYroNA AND. FASHION, says the Cosvier's Balti-
more correspondent, had arrived at that place, and
would run soon together at Canton.
Sr. LOWS RAcEs.-FFrH Day, May 24-Jockey Club
Purse $400-Four Mile Heats.-The following horses
started for the purse:-
A. w. smallI Croton, years old.
G. r. Jacksons jerry Lancaster, o years old.
9. w. Robbins' Lucy Mundis, years old.
Jerry Lancaster the race in no time at all-the
other two were nowhere.
Elworh completed his 64s miles on the 26th ult at Is
minutes and 48 seconds after o'clock PM During the
morning he complained much Of pain In the legs, his
limbs being slghtly swollen. However, the time Of
walking only Ia to Is minutes each mile although
the wssther ives uniayorble
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JurF 3John Miller, seaman board the ship q .Wash-
ington whose arrest we noticed few days ago, on
charge Of assaung the mate Of said vessel been
handed, and ordered to find bail in sum of $3.50.
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Medical Notice.--Thc Advertisements or the
New York College Of NJ. dice aud Pharmacy established
the Suppression Of Qusekery In the Of all diseases, will
paper. W. q, RICHARDSON Md, Agent.
once end consatng Rooms n he Cosss % Nassau q.
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FLORIDA ELEcTroS.-A few scattering returns ar,
received; they show large democratic majorit,
on the Gubernatonal ticket
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STEAM SHIP CALICO MA leaves Liverpool at noon
to-day for Halifax and Boston. She 10 the mex,
steamer due
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STEAMER GREAT WESTERLY returns to Liverpool
on the 18th inst
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Portable Shaving Cnses.-rhc subscriber
having perfected aud finished variety Of the above offer the
same a. the most complete yet nveed suitable the Of
toilet with the addition OF the Metallic Tablet rop for sa
''" - q. SAUNDERS & SON
TT Broadway. Howarl,x Hotel.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRApH.-We learn from Mr.. Re n
up Of the Magnetic Telegraph from Springfield Mass t.
Buffalo, NJ r. and that he entertans the opinion that I'M
few days he shall be able to make contract with the
individual for the route from Boston to New York
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Rab,ne.u,. New Arrangement, feot OF Dies

Rabineau's New Arrangements, foot Of Dcs-
brosses enerprsng aud public spirited indvid
nal has in addition the other advantages Of his Hot Cold
lent for be nracce Of swmmns by ladies' by
which two Day. the week hs extensive swimming bath VIII
be exclusively devoted their His advertisement contains
all the particulars Of his which not only credit
able himself but useful and improving to the female commu
nifty, whose lac lth aud exercise he promotes