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The New York herald., 1845-07-06
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n Tale of Domestic Life,


"A Tale Of Domestic Life
..,ho.oe..u....sY BY anna CORA MowATr
&c In vols, each Is cents 2t
Fourth OF July.-On this day of festivity
and 10y. when all prone indulge in the good things
the syem with food wh drink e
peeay at his season Of the often attended with the
dy however should nadv the bounds Of
etsb P s sea pear 70 hs v @ ndan Neg
prsy Of diet they thoroughly cleanse the stomach
hs collie dysentay cholera mobu and other dso
Wgh Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve diges
me ana therefore give health and ygor to the whole frame
n selling Pp hs psb de snud e
Or the Office and General Depot
BIN all be particular to ask for genuine Wghs
Indian Vegetable Pills.
Scandinavia din sktonne JUL hvo kan den
Haabes Faest Lev Freheds mogen Den har gaen kun
Fulton % easy @tfs ne
O'clock for the purpose Of deliberatips the propety q
espectad ~ Hansen Nssaea ssere,ey 49aoi@ns
CARD.-Thomas Ayres and James Booth,
seamen Of the ship Nsy York Capt Hull from Charleston
on her last trip here for the kind manner which they mad.
pleased having thus received token Of the estimate which
their held by the ladies and gentlemen board
They tender their sincere thanks the Of Charles
ton for the handsome which they acted
and greatly pleased the good opinion when pub
lcly given OF them.
New York, 9th July 'I8i5.
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All and cheap publications for sale issued
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CASTLE GARDEN.
SACRED MUSIC ana SUNDAY CONCERT
BY the Celebrated Band under the direction of
Mr. LOTHIAN.
CLARIONET BAND.
tiayer from the tailan Multitude. AuDer
+. i, .
Inc Cruchxon .. Eaydn
An lntermsson of Half an Hour
ii.
Aria, Trombone Obgato .Kelwig
Vital Spark Of Heavenly Love Rev, DR.. Hawes
At Dawn Of Day. Observation-Disclosures. DIR. Clarke
Chorus, Hosanna in the Highest. Hawthorn
The Concert will commence O'Clock.
Admittance. 49, cents.
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THE
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60 closely resembles the real head of hair scepcs and
~ conoseurs have pronounced the perfect and
ordinary invention Of day The advantages Of this
vt ana unique wgs It's being made without sewing or weaving
which closely resemble the natural
hair both in ghness and natural appearance defy detec
on texture being beautiful and free that
all of pspration evaporation unmpeded and the
evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The sceptc and conno
alike invited this novel and beautiful Wig
and the peculiar method fitting the head the
O. BARRY, li6 Broadway, corner of Libsry street
stairs jus lm*ec
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COLMAN'S
LIT E RARY LOON,
AND EXHIBITION OF

AND EXHIBITION OF
BEAUTIFyL ,a, PIN IN WM,Gs,
ASS sn,,jS Me 4orh San, h.
M United States with 'fas Esh Ra
suao volume Of letter press both volumes elegantly p"t up
0 ns s y 0u esng English p
s;f m fsookSs, SIR rHiNTlNss. + AM, AND ENeRAv1Nos,
Room of every kind
various languages, to see which, and the Print Room,
the Bookstore or Sale Room an apartment is fitted
ExHiBITIoN AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
''A'''''"f Two 3'fHS HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES,
by ANCIENT and modern Maste-to view which, small charge
O lD' ee''' Is required 'HERALDRY.
country in Europe traced and spenddly embiazoned vel
nn third G charge Of the Lon
Illuminated ''A'e GU anu
The cENEALosaGYs osGsr Of ofFgea!SRfGRR GEoRGR WASHINGTON
with his n, arm: and crest as worn upon his carriage
GRAND EXCURSION 4 COTILLTON PARTY,
ON THuRsDAY, JULY iorn, 1916.
9fi N'1sss G 's 6NsTts ST .s,s sHNn q
--Znounce to the members and those who take
N Hs , 3 Ss hs s
If$ fiss !s: TaTp
vspisnets Point thus line the picturesque
osl:d M ss sL & o S: h ssiSss s
the passage, under his supervision.
To safety and comfort the Barge will be in complete
order for those who wish the dance under the
direction of Mr. George Robertson who has kindly
ed his valuable services to lead the cotions.
Waaces excellent Band has been engaged and Mr. McKer
rache the much admired Piper to the Scottish Guard" will
enven the scene by the sou-stirring pproch
No exeron will be wanting by the Committee make the
excursion of pure recreation and happiness
The Boat will leave Catherine Ferry East River
hall past Liberty street. North River Canal
past State Prison Dock half past and foot Of
10Th street, quarter before 10.
Tickets for gentleman and lady for the ST.
des tickets constellation hafpce- be had Of James
furr President Canal and Hudson Dr. Gougass
Vice Pres. Lagh and Geenwich George Harrison,
10 Courtandt street. WIN. Mclaughlin 3 Elizabeth
John Scott rs Nassau John Patterson 90 Greenwich
Avenue Barnard Rice IS Bedford street, James Espie 2st
aud I'd Avenue VIM Richardson Of Perry and Green
wch streets John Patten Commercial Hotel CouIapdt ST
Peter Mcusky 32 Hudson " Cirehugh 205 Broad
way j. B. Wastel IS Hudson streets Peter Milne, II Centre
street; VIM Wright 81 Nassau street, Thomas Bell lis Full
streets Wm Armstrong 10Th and 10th avenues Geo
Dickson Of 10Th street North riyer; Arch Greve John
James Dunlop John street Brookyn James Virtue
2d street and Broadway James Grant Ia Ann street, John
Cur corner Beecker and Hammond; John Martin Csthe-
rine slip. -, :.
,,c afer A.CAMERON
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PT1NO- FORTES FOR HIRE.

FTdVUeFOKTES FUR HIKE,
AT All OADWAY, CUP STAIRS.)
ID WALKER has constantly on hand extensive assort
Of every description including Grands and Cabinets which
are loaned on hire at the above establishment his
factory, No 10 West 18th street, the 9th
Also New Pianos for sale with all the modern improve
ments, warranted equal to any in the United States
jel3lmxrrc
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COPARTNERSHIP.
n BOIL AND JOHN HAUSER have this day, July |,
-. catered into partnership under the of Boil Hau.
ser the business Of Nursemen and Florists the old
tablshment OF D. Boil Of 50h and Boomnsdae
Rosd ~ Y where they cultivate and offer for sale reduced
splendid selection of Plants Their collection Of Car
nations and Peroes in full bloom Amatmers ef this beau
iu tribe invited to call and them. The Boomingdae
Stages pass this Garden half hour from the City Hall
Bouquets at the shortest notice ju3 3t+rc
Wales GLOBE and Transparent Celestial Sphere
adapted schools colleges. and private ami.
es-n9w in in the Normal Schools Boston and Albany
aud other Colleges at Mrs Wlards, Troy and numerous
Common Schools in New York and other cities and States
and recommended by Dr. Lardne Professor Omstead and
others Manufactured and for sale by c. VALE his Naut
cal and Mathematical Establishment Franklin square, New
York jy3 eodlm*rh
THE CELEBRATED PATE D'AMANDES.
ORGEAT PASTE dissolved in proves very excel
~ lent pleasant and healthy drink; be had
The following places - Mlha9 No 1888 Broadway; j r..
ner Young 1872 Chatham street, w. r. Balagh Cham
bers aud Chatham Mee 83 Grand street; w Kir-
by Division and Clinton Moore Lent Co., SO
Front street and the manuiacory i2s Auoy W. For,
tenbach, Ia Hudson Coddington 2O3 Hudson corner
Spring St. j. w. Bassett, GA Broadway ju3 lmfrc
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ADJUSTMENTS

xAN1 - OIN4 14N Ne
PARK THEATRE.
FRENC OPERA.
Monday Evening, July 7th,
viii b s5sRRT sssaRsiEf' IL Fl Dsbrf III i:f.'d "''
Miss Julia Tubu who has been especially engaged for the
sss: occasion " s:':93s e PR ''' Dss
Ass - ; s.sphsss p s.s ce.Ii9, .1s s,
4
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Monday Evening, Julyy.
's performance e I4s%sTSE IsSsafnfs Eh the o''us'
SEVEN Z SasfI2s 1sHssa oFy y rnR is 2s PASSIONS
hsasT.p Ms aiss sr 6s%. G.u. M. M 5:.las nsd'
lnie,mssion Of Haitian Hour-kl sla,
we RobHT s ssT "a MTGgYdsra fsss 0hs
Or the Aerial suspensonsts.
DAa essn, Police u, al~ be seAdAAee to main
'''' 80 ~ S~iSekefs Fiftg Viz CenG..Sg asI 81
A limited number OF Season Tickets will be disposed Of
Performance to commence at ao'clock Doors open
CATTLE GARDEF.
0y-Admission 25 Cents.-G0
fropristors Messrs. French aud heiler.
Grand Entertainment,
Monday Evening, July 9Th,
The E",eaa%eg.i TAI will II. with hs admired Over
Patriots ResaIss ESQ Si.s Naaus DS akiMsSn an by M Dsnnn
Succeeded bya
Queer Move the Board. the style Of by
Mr. c. 7. Parsoe
After which the
SOLDIERS WALTZ.
rAfter which Tampa, the Spectre Bride.
Madlle r. Desjardin will then appear fer the first time in
MAZOURKA.
The second will with the introduction 10 the
Robber OF Terracna After which the comic tableauX o
Philip QUAR- and his Monkey.
To conclude with the
CARNIVAL OF VENICE,
By Herr Cline who will without quitting the Cord, sustain
the three aruous characters of Pochne from Italy, Lady
of Fashion from Broadway-Zephyr the West Wind.
~ Between the Entertainments internIssIoa Of Ten
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments
~ Doors open at haltpast o'clock Performance to com
at 6o'c
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TROY HOUSE. TROY. Ny.

| IRUY HOUSE, TKUY, ". 7.
~ OLEMAN & ROGERS, Proprietors.-This House, so
- long and vorably known to the travelling public,
open.
story has been added and extensive alterations
which the extension Of the Dining room, length
OF feet and folding doors extended
TO hundred and thirty feet; thirty prlor with bed
attaced pleasant and the number sixty
have been added-aordng accommodations for 800
The house has been painted and papered throughout.
The for Boston, Buffalo and Saratoga from the
house. 1t is also but few steps from the steamboat
landing.
The propetors by their personal attention their
and guests receive increased
CHARLES s. COLEMAN.
Late of the Astor House.
CHARLES NJ. ROGERS,
Jul 1msrc Late of I'll e Empire
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TRITON HOUSE.,
Glen Cove. I.Onu Islnnh.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel" 4 the head of the Steamboat Landing and it is
h1oughy fitted pp and ready for the reception Of Boads
Water Bathing, amongst the eligible Long Island
as the lands attached the premises have extensive
front aud fine beach for The outbu dngs
are and the Bar and Bowling Alley entirely disco
neced with the house. Having farm oil 30 appended
the Hotel property the Subscriber offer his friends the
ducemsns Of plentiful supply of good milk and butter and
such other comforts he trusts together with his unremtted
attentions 10 the wishes of his guests will render residence
at the Triton House" extremely desirable.
Horses and Carriages to hire.
For terms which will be moderate apply to
- WILLIAM L. JONES, Triton House.
Glen Cove, Long Island, June |, ls45. i2l Iw
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n = Refreshments on board, as per bill offare.
i've 5tec A. CAMERON, Sec'y


EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
xAQH IN Steamer H. L. STEVENS, Cantsin r. l.
6meAxy}s Mabey, will make excursion the Fishing
A@IsE Banks on Monday July 7th, leaving foot OF
h.mmoaa street o'clock Canal street quarter past Pike
terry, o'clock Bats furnished gratis-Lnes a small
charge.
Fare 50 cents for the excursion.
Regular days the Banks Monday Wednesday and
day ly 6 Itsec
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MONEY MARKET.

saturu0y, July 0-O +. Ms
As neither of the Boards of Brokers held meeting to.
day, business very dull in Wall street. Some
stock operations made out of doors, at prices
current on Thursday. The advices just received
from Texas must have very uniavorable effect
the stock market and prices WILL without
doubt continue much depressed until advices lecev
ed from Mexico in relation the reception Of the ejec
ton of the treaty of independence offered to Texas and
the unanimous agreement in favor of annexation.
The Long Island Insurance Company have declared a
semiannual dividend of four per cent payable on the
10th inst.
The Equitable Insurance Company of this city, have
declared semi annual dividend of four per cent, paya
bic demand.
The Bridgeport Bank Conn.,. has declared divi
dend of three and half per cent for the last six months
payable on the LIST of July.
The Firemens Insurance Company Of Washington
and Georgetown, d. c., has declared dividend of
twelve per cent out of the profits Of the last five
months.
The receipts of the Western Railroad Company for the
week ending the 18th of June this year. compart with
the corresponding week last year, annexed =
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Receipts OF week ending June 28fh, 1874. 1875 Dcce
fassengers..t 36E LI5I bl
Freight @c'.. ...r...... .7,Sh 1851 l95
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French's Hotel, I33 Fulton street.-A most
important improvement has been made this avorite
sort by the addition Of splendid luncheon consisting of
avarety Of dishes For the small of xpence, the fire.
aueners Of the house enjoy excellent glass Of liquor
with the decaces Of the This lunch is served up
every Day tSundays included,) from II until O'Clock
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DACKET SHIP SHEFFIELD d from Liverpool Consignees
by this ship respectfully requested send their per
mts on board foot Of Dover street, to the office Of the sub
scribers.
All goods permitted in five days, odaby be
to public store. w. & j. L. TAPSCOTT
New York, June s0tli i8i5 jlrc
NAVY BREAD--About tons in barrels and bags for
IN sale by JOHN HERDMAN,
J3rc 81 South street.
EELTEngsh Patent Sheathng Felt suitable for roofs
houses and ship bottoms superior article aud Of
great benefit only the bottom Of els but also the
Copper. For sale by E. X. COLLINS & CO., Sc South ST.
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THE !" WRIGHI'' HOUSE.,
81 N0ssauu street.

TIE " WRIGHT0' HOUSE,
81 Nassau street.
ton bsss leave his friend. that be
NJ sss'
e
&
I Attention be paid to e
Of the odger well the yste q the Retreat"
mys lm.ec '. 81 Nassau street.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
THIS welknown and delightfully."- situated Hotel at the
der The Of hs whs viii pleased
.ns ing
' 1..., = -. ,.. '' ''' " '''' '' VIM. sco1E
VILLIAMSB URGH COTTAGE.
Nss B1sa .s as s HsnS o.
that they have recently opened the large and splendid mansion
- wILLIAMsBURGH COTTAGE,
o hf w
south Pf Slip s to The Houston is@
G,Sd M street % M Ferries s n beautiful and
% :'' *Fs x h'Gi
ss %sssnnG viii say s
different remarkable harmony The
choicest variety Of reshment will all times be promptly
furnished
Vim ND sfSq:s SeED hr - s %ARR sy HAY:
s' oa
every fifteen minutes Ferriage four
Inyl6 lm*ec HANDFIELD HOEFT.
N B1Private House Of Refreshments by D v. TELLER
IN 26 Front streetBeakfast Dinner and Supper 3D.
EACH Breakfast from 81 until o. dining hours from quarter
before 2 until 81 Supper from until s O'clock Also Beds
all IN prime order Lodgings Is All gentlemen wishing
ane cool dining apartment will do well call and
satisfy themselves The proprietor also keeps the old stand
OF Fulton and Front Streets and Fulton Market
where he will continue to up all the deicace; Of the
the choicest brands, direct from the importers
mI7 Ivnrh
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MARINE PAVILION.

RocKAwAY, 9th June, l845
THIS Great Sea Bathing Establishment open for the
Season. and fast filling with Families. All desrous Of
obtaining quarters apply early the Subscriber the
Astor House, New York. HIRAM CRANSTON
je27 6Is+ec
I OST taken by mistake, last evening from the Ferry
IL Boat Begin small russell Valise mark II
is of any except the A liberal reward
will be paid who will leave it the Astor House
Office. iu3otkrh
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,
A. Harlem River

GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his sin.
~ cere thanks his friends and the public for the liberal
support which he ha. received for the last while Pro-
has fitted up The large At the .ermsaon Of the
he is prepared to furnish visitors with Breakfast Dinners,
Teas Suppers and other refreshments the shortest notice
Good ground and every accommodation for Military Compa
MES All the Railroad Cars land front Of the
Hotel for l2x cents from the City Hall. je28
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0ATMEAL-!rish Oatmeal, lot III prime order just re.
. ceived and for sale BY JOHN HERDMAN,
jHe 81 South street
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MONDAY, July 1885, at three O'Clock. r. NJ. Foorace
1v1 of five miles for of SC0S73 the best
and S25 to the third For this the following
have entered:
l. Vim Barlow. 7. Peter Hutcherson.
g. William Jackson, 8. Welch Bautum.
g. lgrace Katanchiats, the Q e. Dermond
1roquos Indian. 10. Long Mike.
l. Ambrose Jackson. II. Edward Chenny
s. VIM. Fowl IL. +. Kennedy.
G. N. NJ. Hail.
Same Day, ocock-A Hurdle Race for purse Of S40O
sO0 the second horse third horse receive back
if than three horses FOR which the following
tries
Mr. c. Duchesny, of Montreal. enters. b. e. Hope
Oscar Sweaand late from Fort Gibson enters CHI g. Snip.
A. Conovcr enters his horse
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, At O'CLOCK, TEN MILE
KACE, FOR $8oo-$l5O the second, $50 tothe third
The following have entered -
!. John Gilderseeve. 6. c. Dermond.
2. Ignace Katanchiate the 7. NJ. Pinckney.
lroquois Indian g. r. Williams, Scotch
3. X. M. Hall. Bantam.
4. Edward Chenny. Q. James Whelan
8. American deer, late FIRING.
Same Dav at half past o'clock Of $50 for walk
ing miles $40 the 3D. for winch entries be made r.
SMITHS Park Hotel or before Monday evening.
Same Day, ~ o'clock Immediately after the 10 mile
Race OF $50 for Foot Hurdle Race $40 to the I'd
Quarter of mile heats; Is hurdles feet inches high
over as they please Entrance ST. at r. Smiths Monday Eve
ming before 8.
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WARREN HALL.
No. Warren street.
yNHE 81 SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house a
Hotel in style of comfort and for the
commodaton Of citizens generally and visitors the city,
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion of their pa
tronage
Their larder will all well stocked with
the markets afford The Wines Liquors and Segars Of
the best quality The bedrooms neatly fmshed spacious and
airy While from central location being neaahe City Hail.
and in the of business it will afford nducement
those visiting the city.
|. BRITTON,
Z. McCORKLE.
N. BThe usual relshes served all times. je7 I'm
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LIVERPOOL (ENGLAND) BOARDING HOUSE
No. 20 Duke street,
Formerly the Residence Of Sir William Barton)
THE MISSES PERKINS respectfully ask the patronage of
families and gentlemen visiting Liverpool, for their
iablshmcnt where they will with the comforts and
ion Of private house.
Reerence-H Worrall & Co., No. &c Elm street. NJ York
iaft Iuoan dTrc
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.

WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House,
~ being convenient the business part Of the CITY, This
establishment is fitted with entirely furniture Good
and substantial dinner 8A lodgings Is For
and comfort this house equal hotel the city
aud half the price Permanent boarders accommodated
very reasonable terms.
All the decaces Of the season served soon they
private ror for the referee cases private dinners
per parties. The very best of liquors jus 3m+rc
RON SPRING LION,
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that Mr. LAM
DON Of Congress Hall, Albany, has associated himself
with Mr. Gardiner and that this establishment will be
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception of visitors
the first day of June The subscribers have made
improvements the grounds and bathrhouse and pledge
themselves best render this establish
fully equal any watering place this country
Stages will be readiness the arrival of the Cana
joharie, take passengers the house.
Mr. L. will heretofore the Congress Hail. winch
will during sunner under the Of Mr.
Josn. my29 m*ec
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ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated
" with boarding in small private family in healthy airy
situation For particulars line addressed AC this office
will he attended to- iva lwKrc
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GENTLEMAN late from Havana having a few hours TO
spare during day offers his services Teacher Of
Spanish Language those who would acquire the Castan
dion, become useful and almost necessary an
American.
Said Gentleman who has for many lived in the United
States intimate knowledge the and fol-
lows method of Instruction simple and natural that he does
not fear to that he may speak Spanish
three months.
quired.
Those who would avail themselves of the Teachers
may address him through the city mail by letters thus F. G.
li8 McDougal street. jui 3ttrc
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TUITION.

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate of the University
"A Of Paris desirous Of finding school or private
rniy. situation insguctor-throagh the means Of the
languages equally his own any Of the different branches
thorough adbera education ard drawing and painting
either landscapes heads or flowers.
The best had and his and residence
known by applying the Rev A. Verren, Rector Of the
French Protestant Church of this city, No. 80 Franklin
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
ENTLEMEaN or Families going to Europe or elsewhere
wardrobe, either ladies' or gentemens also, JEWELRY
FIRE ARMS &c., &c. will obtain from the subscriber twenty
than from those who pretend pay the highest
cash prices. II. LEVETT,
Office No Wall street, New York.
Families gentlemen attended their residence by appoint
ment.
And all orders left the subscribers office, through
the Post Office will be punctually attended to- MIL 1m+ec
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CARVER " HALL,
A RCHITECTS, Engineers, Building and Real Estate
Agents 80 Wall street. New York; 81 North Sixth street
ng Drawings and Specifications for Patent Rights Real Es
bought sold money loaned and invested property
sased and rents collected je22 imsrc
EOR SALtr-A second hand Steam Engine, Of superior
construction and workmanship The cylinder is inches
bore and inches stroke has tubular boiler with ues
For particulars, enquire OF JOSEPH HEWES,
60 Vesey street N. ", or
SETH BoYDEN, 52a High st., Newark NJ.
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PLEASURE BOAT FOR SALE
kR beautiful and fast sailing Pleasure Boat is feet
MXn length and feet in width is offered for sale She
completely found in every respect having just been
complete order. Price $3.50. For particulars apply At
the Office OF j. r. CROSBY, Esq No. 90 Nassau street.
i've 2t ism
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MONEY-MONEY.
Q70 R00 more Of Bank notes. in blank purporting
tcbe Of the Bank of Lower Canada and
plates IRON which they printed having been ordered
Tho wishes to open the brokerage banking Cana
d the above will be worth possessing The whole impress
ons and plates will be sold cheap Any person wishing
pgrchaae the win please call on JAMES HARRIS SO
Nassau street, up stairs jy3 wtrc
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WE have still hand large assortment Of seasonabe
Dress and Frock Goats; Drlings Nank and single mill
ed Cassme for Pantaoons Chally and Marsees Vestine
great variety, which will be made up order a deductie
from usual moderate prices in view Of the advanced
of the season. WIN. T. JENNINGS Il CO.,
Diapers and Talors,
ju3 Imisrc 23 Broadway, American Hotel