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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-17

R,x r. ToRRyY-A correspondent OF Inc
uss rbr.nice who visited this gentleman In the Mary
isnd Peniten,ary ths; be has many opper'une
for reading and ihs, e,eIy ~ 4. n.
MN hs food good and his sleeping apartment clean and
ersTtsble end furnished with soft bed HIS religious
influence the prisoners 80 far as he mas oppof'u
trsss 10 exert H. il excellent While unwen in the hos
ies and permitted % converse his counses and exhor
taous 10 the sick credtabe 70 him and useiu 70
them II.
The same gentleman adds -" There i. IN my jadg.
uent 40 prospect Of k reie1se was ssashed ne @ou
be convicted when the prosecution first commenced ana
am now equally well satisfied that he must rer'dR m< -
years do think it prudent 20 make puoic my zee
eons for this opinion But az The same time sin ''slh
ened In the conviction slavery growing WEAKER IA
this State The influence o. the saturday fisfI ..
excellent Its editor DR. j. T. SnodNass is moving mo-'
judicously against the peculiar institution
mary losses connected with 1.-THE increase OF Nof'heI
Agricultural and Eastern manufacturing pOpuis'.on-,he
movements In some large religious Dooies--.ne -
local causes that operating silently ana aLfno.'
BY the citizcnsw certainly bring the system 70 an enc
ere long"
Tay FrrAws-We understand that the Eutaws
brave and dangerous tribe Of Indians residing IN M
Northern part Of the Spanish country Deyo, Wv me-
Mountains have been eommipins degcsa.o's ~ -. -
9panah settlements Of that region. ana nav" cut on "a
number of struggling parties OF Mexican Spania'o- IN
EuAws are bold and active are very wen moun,eu On.
fret rate hoYsemen live in movehDe SKIN ions'. anu %
very danger the Spanish settlements I'D ths
Thsv are good hunters and procure guns powder ana
other ammunition from the mountain traders ~
for beaver skins and buffalo robes ihey ar 700 ~.
and cunning for the Mexicans- and nave thHen more
Spanish scaps during the past year than any former one
1T Louis New Era, June 3.
9roRsy Guyss-This celebrated Cherokee In
disns fste ia a; last known He has been dead for NJ
wards Of year The amount appropriated ~ '0VerI
ent 20 be used hunting him up has resulted in bring
Ing 10 light hs dcah-he has gone 70 ms last account
Ths intelligence brought by some Cherokees Ju-'
from the Spanish country. II vii be remembered ina
he was the inventor Of the Cherokee alphabet
ST. Louis New Era.
~. The Lecture before the New Hampshire His
torical Society the Representatives Hall on The even
ing OF June IL By Hon Levi Woodbury. Is spoken Of ~
very learned and profoundly philosophical production
II treated Of the pcculiares Of national character WIN
copious illustrations from the history Of the state ana
country.
OUTRAeg-The Grand Gulf paper states that a
Door Choctaw Indian favoraby known in that conhunf
" for number of years notorious for his hunioenes
md respect for the whites and suffering severely ro
sickness was terribly cowhided the other Gay IN 'c
streets o Grand Gulf by individual VINO assigned 10
other reason for the outrage than that he mad "A natural
sutjpsthy 10 the race"
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DANIEL ADEE,

NO lo7 FULToNsTRKET. " WORK WI il. Coy
comprising general Introductory Outline Of nfersa II -
orv Ancient and Modern and Series oi separate hsio-
res Of every principal nation that exists Their k-c Tl
gre-- and Present Condition, &C &C By SAMJLL At
Dc R-auihor offie Treasury o. Knowledge, h.os.Pl-
e Treasury" Literary and Scientific Treasury, &c liiE
HISTORY or AMERICA edited By JoHS iSN.N
The sbOg. valuable work VIII be completed ~ about
twelve numbers octave pruied on the pAper VIII ev-
type and vsl be sold A. - cents pr number.
The frs I'VE numbers have already been l.-lr ana tf
following ones vii! be- published regularly on tr hf-l 'i
each month mil completed. i-I
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


A Committee in behalf Of the Portland and Mont
real Railroad project have published an appeal to the
people of Maine urging them to subscribe for the stock
Of the road The subscription is urged upon patriotic
rather than upon pccuniary motives and the case Il
very strongly stated. The question is stated to be-,
whether Maine sha become the fret or perhaps tenth
rate power in the confederacy The committee, how
over declare their opinion. that the stock will be among
the most productive to be found in the country Two
millons and half are waned-thc whole cost Of the
road being estimated not to exceed five millions. onehali
Of which to be taken in Canada Subscription books are
70 b opened in Maine and in Salem and in Boston and
In New.York the Both inst. Meanwhile provisional
subscription will be opened in Portland TO test the feeling
and capacity Of that city on the subject
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DY WOOD AND BACHE-A new c'i.ron Of t'c sDo''
ID STANDARD Medical Work rs- received. d..
Al.O-BiGELow's UsEFJL ARTs. VOC new r-,.e -
Gz.ssw's LEcTUEEs or rHE SCIENCE % HUMAN LIB
: vols. h..~v
THE VITA Story for M Young Counifs ''ui'l-'' -
SEQUEL 70 The MAIDEN" BY 7. !, Arihlf ,oovs .o
Al-O-A general assortment o. = hyyL 49, L. III
80 80" | -''- ~ Tf-RNER 4 HAYDEN
80 IN Iotr-.freei. near Broadway.
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Groceries.
EXTRA FINE TEAS.

vJ,O CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS, HOTEL
/ AND STEAMBOAT PROPRlETORS. CITY AND
COUNTRY FAMILIES, Nc.-l65 Greenwlchs- near Court
bep eqve to inform vu that vr established ourselves az the
above place principally for fhe purpose Of meeting the views
Of our WHOLESALE ani large FAMILY customers ON
f, North River side We have selections from all the
SPRING CARGOES, and which comprise ue finest speci-
mems OF Young Tyson. Hys0n, Guupowder. Imperial 90
long, Pekne. NuzyOng CDu-uu >ouchOn-, Nc winch have
arrived here - season. IS mch. with immense variety OF
fae and good qualities offer al wholesale and retail W
Government ava and other Cofcc-, As usual
roasted and ground daily.
We continue operations our other places n hereto
fore particularly III ChahamsL We are your ohedient
..-,anf. CANTON TEA COMPANY.
York-2l Chatham-'reet; jo Grand-sireet anu 80
Beecker-strecL rn.ade plaSe Chestnut street and -
Fft..f-eef mylu
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Mps LINcoLN,s BOTANY.

FAMILIAR LECTURES on BOTANY, Prseucal, L -
nnenrsrv and Psychological with and al de-cr p
So, - 10 plants ofhe uifci State and Cultivated EAnI-
c-, &c; By Mr-. 4. II. LINCOLN. fnor h'A L''e''N
PhtlpSj New edition. revised and ar-cL 81,
Tie extensive circulation Of this W orb w elcolfa-el l
author and publishers 90 incur additional labor ana eN s-
10 adam IL more fully 10 the Of e pubic, DY aiding
extensively tire catalogue OF southern and e-iefn
A. asO 10 hat Of Northern attitudes, 80 a me bvoh
viii now contain descriptions of most 81 me pants o ue
United States and cultivated eX0cs. NHhhe fiOIa OF nor
rn southern and Western Plants. now presented 70 W"
S.e non. 10 ave rendered our such Will July an
swer public expectation. $500 80. al. n,
HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, PIG PearLsL
Ne,r-York NAV IL, l8i5. No
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SILK AND STRAW WARE HOUSE,!

r@c PFARL-STREET, ". Y.-R l.. SMITH HEN
L ~ DERsON would invite the attention OF Merchants
making their Spring purchases 10 their large assortment OF
SILK AND STRAW GOODS, TO which they are making
constant additions from the latest imporiauon Their as
sorrmeni of DRESS GOODS VIII at all times comprise a
Arg variety of the most fashionable and desirable styles IN
market They would invite inspection ui their new patterns
of FRENCH LAWNS AND MUSLlNS, nch inquired ana
plain Caneon and BrOcade Silks, printed Bafeses ana Al-
zornes striped FOulard and Fances, new patterns oi D
LANES, &C very large assortment ~ SHANLs AND
sCARtS Cameion Silk and Cashmere. satin striped Ba-
rege and BalzOrne plain and embroidered De Lame La
dies Cravas Scarfs and Hdkf-, Swiss Mulls Canbcs,
Laces and Edgings, Ribbons, Gloves Mt &c: Ihey "ou9
American STRAW GOODS, comprising every variety Of
Florence Braid. Straw Lawn, Willow and Fancy Bonnes
of Spring -iylcs and VIII be- sold al the lowest manliac-
turers prices Five Hundred Cases Of Mems aud Boys.
Leghorn Hats and entire assortment Of Pain Leaf
Hats of every quality and price, Artificial Flowers. Bonnet
Trimmings Sc which viii be sold for cash or approved
credit, at the lowest market Prices. OIL om'
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Druas and Hleoirincs.


NURSE WRIGHT'~ SOOTHING NJ
" FyR CuiLDREN TFFTHiSG-Al mothers haYtns
chdrsn asce with any ~ hose diseases ncd-nt 70 -
sale of Infancy. such Inflammation and s"elHs u e
gum. HE ieetLin- convlsiOns. sFAsu1odlc Group,
0us erl-r0rs l.sorierei stomach and ioo-el~-> o -
bowels should e without LIZ ir;aoe rsilef Ia
ha- proved 50 efcec0us al tie above Diseases Numerous
testimonials .nf vcr prove - rleriis olt N - ~
B, = better PREPARED ard sold by DAVID SANDS =,
- pa B-oatav cor Ma-sef-.t sod sso g. - ruons
and - B-osisy and ga Hrtslr-- Prce 81 cts mYls
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nin0om SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

C. WOODFORD, ~ Broadway, invites The attention OF
j. those about purchasing WINDOW SHADES 20 his COZ
tiou OF ades being perhaps tie most comp etc aud iu
oil any 10 city, containing originality OF sfye ana ueiy
r ebrsied masters laud raines Cornova
and others 10 scrpiura views, dark landscapes, vgnete-
yenan scenes CORES yOndng % any sized window Aso
plain Gothic patterns do Gothic Landscape COrinihan
Columns &c. Also al invoice OF low priced shades ian'
-caped and plain. ,
~ BMechanis visiting the city buying 10 sell again, VII!
be allowed liberia discount. by
j. C. WOODFORD, 2sgt Broadway
mvl5 Iafarges Buildings ~ door from h.aue-s,
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There are tables for single oni ye-, sr'4. ofsa-
OF fvo or Three lives. eniOwu-uf Tor children &C &c Ia
be- also Tor ANNUlTIE>. both immediate ana deferred
AL these tables have been calculated from sterling INTO dol
lar- and cents.
The Cour OF Directors en- London have by aiorma si-
nen feerafe m authority 20 accept risks IN sums not eN-
ceedng $4,000 each single e, and % bind me Society
from the date on which the premium actually pad 20 their
Genera Agent 10 New York
j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent,
II V-sfl.sf-.e, f0ff Ino. laa5 iel2 I've
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ALLIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE CON.

n PANY-Oihce No. - formerly No. 80 Nalsireei-
Insure against loss or damage by FIRE aud The casualties 81
GENERAL MARINE and INLAND NA|lGAIlON' on
security ample and terms he most favorable
By tie Of Incorporation all Tie pfofs are shared by
the assured and tle Company az liberty 10 redeem e
rerifra.- iu cash affer % profits exceed -50Vo0 All
l..-as ., .Il f,e nr0nufIv adjusted and paid.
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PRIMITIVE PHYsIC.

ar THE COLD-WATER CuRt--hyy--ls5,ss, ',-,.s.'
u and .ery ne1irszed BY HYDkoPAIh ~ senLr
popuar view Of tie system a. p,ae.oa ~ ~ ~ -,
pRTF--SFTZ Of Grsefeut%rR ga az li --f l-- - ~
- M, Ssor.e-. incidental % re human ram f-rr ar
nofrsad. no quaekere no nofas ~ ,,cb .a5 r
49, - All Reader fail not % study and prscice tnl-
,, cove-v when God and Nature have sent for your
r..rvaoo: IN il YOU will find treasure lAe ne oe1@'
- S.Is,-snra--prcsi mingled with pleasure
SeSsYork. Published and sold Al l57 GRAND-sI. SIC
~ Le hai b. DE Bookse.-ers fnceo- cen.s mo- IN
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Drn Goods.
PATERSON SILK FACTORY, M.

PATERSON SILK FACTORY, Nj
MANUFACTURES Tram. Organzine, and large sken
vi Sewngs of the very best quality for fringe gimp ana
coach makers.
sewngs IN small skens-back. blue black. light dyes, ana
assorted A. NAV be ordered handsomely put up IN hall and
quarter pound papers bundles of 100 kens each or 10 car
tons of l000 skens. 10 suit purchasers.
Centemu. plain and fancy Cravs,s Of the newest styles
do rch white and printed Pocket Handkerchief.
Sarsneis &c. for hat and cap Innings
Sin Cloth Of required wdilsplain for printing, or
dyed for banners and flags
Waste silk for carding and spinning.
Tie above sale, and orders for any article IN the sk
line solicited by j. > sfAPl Ek,
,nh26 SIM PA Pearl-street
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GREENWICH POTTERY,

MO. 1l WEST ElGHTEENTH-ST. between Ninth and
Y Tenth AyenuesThe attention OF the pubic is called 10
the numerous articles manufactured at uns Establishment,
consisting in part OF the following, VIZ:
Stone Ware, Earhen Ware
Portable Furnaces Flower Pots,
Beer Jugs. oven Tile,
Chimney Tops, Green House do,
Stove Brick Backs and Jambs for CRATES
Fire Brick Fire Cement and Clay. &c.
As this ESTABLISHMENT is the only one OF the kind
IN the city where ALL the above articles are manufactured
and sold Dealers respectfully invited to call, and they
viii he supplied Cheaper and Ber Terms Than can be had
In lie civ 20WO PORTABLE FURNACES now on hand
and ready for the Spring Trade 49, -
WASHlNtiON SMII H.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
---a-------
PORT OF NETWORK. go.

CLEARED,
Ship Sutton, Galloway. Charleston 6. Sutton.
Brig Georgiana Gunner Wilmington, n. c.
Schr Eagle, Ruaph, Alexandria.
ARRIVED.
Brig Trio. Howes IA days from Sydney B. with coal
70 Foster & Nickerson.
Dr. schr Willing Maid Morrison II days from Var.
mouth, with plaster to J II Brsne.
echr Grecian. Herrck days from Plymouth, n C
with shngles.
schr Olive. Corson. days from Richmond, with coal
70 Anderson.
Schr. J. C. Demsrest days from Norfolk, with iron
end shinglee
BELOW
Ship Loochoo from Canton with teas, &c 10 Carey &
Co. Also, brigs unknown.
SAILED, ship North Carolina Charleston.
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Crotkcrp n)are.
CROCKERY, ETC.

ONOOhbItIf y
(. p DEWEY, Importer and Dealer In French and
-. English CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
lg7 Wafer.sreei (oppOsie 4. ;. HOTEL New orb,
ond inform his customers and the public That having been
making large additions 10 his establishment he has now 70
r ,ern Inc most extensive and complete assortment Of
Goods IN his line before opened IN this country, IN
Guiding IN addition to the above, STONE WARE LOON
EYEGLASSES CLOCKS, SOLAR, ASTRAL AND
HALL LAMPS, GIKANDOLES &C. &c. &C. All OF
winch Will he sold favorable as those Of ey
s,msr establishment IN the United States 2Sfy
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cAsT.srEEL EDGE TOOLS.

THE Real Genuine CONGERs TOOLS can only be aat
a. j. Arorn-y street, where NY ar a.s 49, l-sa
with own hands therefore recommend irit ana
al George Bgs Co.'S Plat street Iho-e ioo-, o1ef-i
BY OsboTn Lfi- s. Fulton street ana on-t .io5r-
Stamped C0nge are no, my make AM are designed y
deceive Mu- az slammed nus. COng-r New York j
Attorney street. The name Of J. Ccnser Berry a.-o
added b. having Interest IN ihe business A0ei- Us
rsv,s5'D. '-''S ''--' JOHN COSGER-
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
gINHE largest and best selected STOCK OF DRY GOODS
in this city be found at LDDLEs, 81 Canal,ifeei
His stock principally of silks, slaws. Nous de
LANES Balconies, Gingham-, Lawns, Muslns. Linens,
Broad Cloths Cashmere and every other description 81
Goods usuy found a Dry Goods Store AL Of which
viii sold CHEAPER than any other store IN iAs city
Please call and satisfy yourselves.
mVj NM. LlppLt, y ianhi-.L y I.
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l: ON the kngsbrdge Road, between Finn and sMih
MI Avenues l5d and Olh streets, containing Acres o
LAND 10 good cultivation, and Astounding Do fnlh liee-
shrrbherv sc. The ground "a elevated and commands
mobile vi, of the waters of Hur gate and East River am
also an extensive view of Lorg Island. TERMS MADE
EASY. Apply to ANDREW ;. y. McGONN'
Executors OF Andrew McGown. deceased, or
dlf j. ADRlANCE,o" John-st \. !.
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VIcCURDY, ALDRICH 4 SPENCER, No. 4


COTTON GOODS.
400 cases PRINTS from the American Print Works n fa
River corsis sting Of Rch thinfz, Light ta-ces, :,
8 and I colorcd Plates Lawn Plates, Two Blues,
&C &C.
$50 do PRiNrs from the Lodi and other Works consist.
ing of Light Plates Black and White, Black and
Purple.
80 do BLfAcHED SmRrINcs and sHEErISGs, various
widths and qualities. -
500 bales Blows SHrfrlNcs Hamilton. Croion As Hart
ford Fall River, and other kinds.
100 do . BRowS SinRTIScs.
$50 do CoIToN OsNABURCs. :. p. 80 and " inch vide
50 do PATsPsco TwILLED BAGciNc, ~ = ana 50 men
100 cases COTToNApEs Craukies and Printed Faniaogn
30 bales 78 and "a BrDTlcKINGs suns
50 cases CHECKs. Striped Sinrtings, &c
30 do CorIoN FLAG ilkNDkHRCHiEfs.
WOODEN GOODS.
$50 cases CLOTHS superior styles wooldyed black brown
green, blue aud mixed.
100 do CAssiMEREs plain and fancy.
200 do SAri>rrs great variety Of styles. colors ana
Qualities. from the best manufacturers.
~ do BucSsKINs, light and dark mixed
100 do KENTUCKY JEANS. blue. mixed, striped ana pid
100 do KEssrYs. from the Maoy mil.
100 do PLAID LISsEYs. 81 and ~.
81 do TWrEDS and PULLED Cloth-
$50 bales CARPETS fne super and three Ply new patterns
from the Owa-co mills.
ALSO
~ cases AMERICAN SEWING SILKS superior article from
the Dedam Factory. FEB Paw
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CAST STEEL SAWS.

UAST %
HOE L co.'s WARRANTED CAST SILL SAWS
ll-Ih- rr0pretor- OF tie &c Hoe frh-nk rrs-- MA
chine and saw Mandatory beg eave 20 MORN ths rli
- arc ie consumers VI saws genera y u1i III roc
Co Warranted Cs-f>ie.i saws are noi oN -oi - iorf
hui la. tie sane nav L. procured 81 any oi DE bard war.
houses 10 III. civ or W are rooms Of Tie N1nuiacfgr
ers So- - and 81 God-sireet. or OF NE hAdN are Trade
generally ihroq gboui he Iuil-si STATES and Canada
these Saws e. made d, Ssnderson, brouefs Co.'S
celebrated CasSiee and have Obtained hxn reputation,
ard MAINTAIN no efforts VIII be spared In heir nanuac-
sgre uJ.i In
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Is4s-sUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

il" ttN-lUKk md FKTE NAIIF n.
Il ROAD LINE for MiddlefOw n, Goshen ~
aud Intermediate places. Two Daily
l.. mes each way, follows
For Passengers-T. new, fast and cnmmoaous steam.
boat 81. NICHOLAS. Capt ALExAsDFR H. SCHULTZ, VII
the foot Of Duanestreei. daily SUNDAY excepiedJ
half past o'clock. A. " and o'clock +. " Through a
tive hours. Returning, the cars viii leave Mddlefo"hae
A. ~ and halt past p VI.
For ffc.gM-A haSe viii leave every afternoon
o'clock, tSundnys excepted -freighf Will not be fo'ri'se
1ier that hour shippers are hereby notified hat ne HAMe
VI he ee and depot station " here goods ar ~ =
el, must bee distinctly markell upon eacn sftcr 0ffNr
iA'.y gIll not be received.
fOrlurner particulars inquire of Van Renssesef, ageH'
corner Of Duane and West streets.
H. c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
Ne,Y-YorA, April III, 1915 .
~ Stages run from Mdd.efOwn daily, 10 cOnnecuOnsp
DEE afternoon line % B.OOmm burgh, WunsbOf0 Aonnce"
Mount Pleasant, Bnghamton, Owego, Port Jers' ii''s'
da.e, Carboldde. Sc.
On Monday. Wednesdays and Fridays 10 Dandar' NOE
rose. frend-1le. LeuON, Brooklyn. Sc. ma
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DAGUERRIAN GALLERY.


L. WHITE. i7i BROADWAY, up sturs, would respect
Il. fV rl tl- attention ui clf-lis ana s.rll VS.
r- the fr. l1 L. splendid collection oi DAnl thlNro-
TYPE PORTRAITS, single or ln groups from io u per
.o1- ON lle same Plate. Which iur beauty ali accuracy 10
neaton cannot be- lrpassed Portraits taken ID al Anl,
of weather either with without he co.Ors. iue prices M
which he las reucc those charged boy the most neNpv-
rirlce,l m flr business. ,,
TIE Anercan Institute atits ate exhibition awarded Nr
WHITE fie Fir-t Premium for tAe ue-t Da-ueueoiype
l..eue--a- for 0InuI AMI general ELECT winch : pni
49,. lev r-..,f ,.rtor.fy of hi- Portraits ai9u
DAGU .RREOTYPE--PLATES
rI'O DAGU EHEEOIlFE ARTISTS AND ANAL ~ n
In consequence 0i repealed complaints from Ari,i, u
failure. % obtain FINE PORTRAITS from mperieciion,
u tie PLATES the subscriber be-s eave 20 INFORM uen
that he IS manufacturing Plates OF superior qualify 10 any
that have hitherto been used Ia s country These fair'
have been fairy c ami tested boy several of Tie most eA
prence and ssifl operators ami amateurs Do me ned
safes from whom be- las received certificates hat they are
superior % any Plates they ever before used
sfGNFD
PAUL 3. GODDARD NJ. ID.
JOSEPH k-PARhER. and
WM q. MASON, Amateurs
Messrs. w. 4 T. LANGENHEIM, Operators, Philad.
LlrCH 4 WHlPPLE, do Boston.
AceNrs-Messrs. W. r. Langenhem. Exchange. AMI
William g. Mason % Chesuuf-si Philadelphia and Messrs.
Itch 4 Mmpp.e. A Wash.ngtOn-sL Boston.
None genuine unless stamped ~. WHITE maker, v Y"
manu- .actlred and sold wholesale and retail, by
al2y EDWARD WHITE, l75 Broadway, y. Y.
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r.. go >Ew-YORk AND HARLEM

re hAILkOAD tO.-Nf"n" Hl'a.TF
IN and after Monday APfil'I
nsf. -e trains viii run follows. va Leave CIy iia iy'
Nmte Plains aud Intermediate places sf7 10 A. ~ r ~
Leave Cry Hal for Williams Bridge ait, T. ~ A ~ .
5on and Z. VI
Leave Cry Hal for Yorkyille, Harlem and Morr'AnA%
., 3, 2, 10 A. ", !, 3 3 $50, :, ), 81 SO, r VI
Returning, leave White Plan. for { fy Hall and lnienne
date places 7lo, 1910 A. VI, 30. 5lOPM. ~
Leave W laus Bridge iyf Guy Hal rs, 40, 1919 A. !"
30 s. SO z. n.
Leave NnrTissna and Harlem for City Hal 7p, ab "
II a. VI, 2, ;, J. so, :, $780, 7-jO p. "
The freight train wil leave White Plains Al 0cos "
min A NJ. Leave City Hal al before P ~ ior sF'
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SOLAR LAMPS, &C.
NJ j. MERRITT, 100 Bowery, between Grand and
wi. Hesierslfeeis have always hand handsome as
sorimeni OF SOLAR and HALL LAMPS. GlRANDOLEs,
sc which are warranted be in all respects equal 10 any
sold IN the City. 1900. ,--,,,..,
BRITANNIA WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, &C. al 10"
prices wholesale and retail NJ I'M
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
I AMPS, GlHANDOLEs, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS for The Spring Ifaie--.DIEIL
BROTHER CO. No. IS John-slreci, are manufacturing
and have always hand complete assortment Of aFce, 10
their line Of the following descriptions, which hey VI" sell
al wholesale or retail at LOW PRICES for cash.
Improved Chemical OIL and Camphene Lamps,
SOFA Lamps. q III and Bronzei in great variety.
Cornelius Cos celebrated Patent solar Lard Lamps,
GirandOses various patterns gilt sllvered or brouzec
Suspendins Soars, Done Camphene Lamps,
Bracket Solars Side do do
Solar Chandeliers Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Csmphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oh. Pure Sperm o..
DO Iampieue, Solar and Lard OF,
do Burning Fluid. Refined Whale o. mis- Pm
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"a FOR SALE-The FOLLY. small sloop- r,sssd
deck ealing vessel OF light drsagh, of water carry
ing between and tons, 10 well found in every
- w. rebuilt She fast ssier. Shs hes The FOO. of
Codassl N r For particulars Of sale, enquire OF Jos
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