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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
ships hsvre, Johnston. Havre, Fox & Livingston
hsnAtnston, kelhsri, Canton, A Delano
bries Fanny Cook, Baker Georpetowr, Cook & Co:
: ss SsS. rSt, bermuda, Tucker & Ligh,burn.
he Sen.s .Laeedore frehnghuysen Boeart, Richmond
r's S,s o. .,TeIIsGai Vahaia Chase Wilmington NC
SSpsS - Long ,iones. Providence; William Rhodes
Psovldenee; Ro.eow, Reshey, Taunton
III uHbsAihalD ~ s,- It.A,PERs-BuRNAr& BABCOCK
IL No. - John-streei, Offer sale nn osso,,,n,
Papers manufactured by the Messr ansss OF
Ledger Papers, blue and white lnspoTS.S S ,
Royal, Medium, Dsny and Flax Cap sNpo' AN''a'
Bank folio Post, Bank Qusrto Post, Exchange csn
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, 8 full assortment
Packet Post Super and Extra Super
Tintcd Pate Paper Colored Iniperials
Colored Royals, thick and thin.
Do Medium, do do.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books.
Fine Glazed Coiored Mediums, Royals, &c. kc
B. heve also on band very extensive assortment
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Papers, Plate
ffrus, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They sre ala
to6 agents Of the geHurSe PHian! Euvelop Paper.
Printing Paper Of any size ADD qualify medo to order
sooft nore~ ty9l osveoA
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nfeR TYPE FoUSUiI, No. % lcn-st near Gold
Sst-The Sab-rib-rs haTs opened new foundry 81 the
above place. where hey prepared ~ furnish all kinds OF
.eTspaper, book fs3cy types and every other article
a-cesssy for printing office Tie types hsndca.;
In ,Iou from IrsrNe-, OF the best OF materials.
and are warranted BE- superior Ill beauty and durability
.n 20 be had any other foundry in a- ciy OF Newfor
They sre cutn the Engsh Style expressly for stsre
otypns aud fo- this purposs superior to anything ever
before offered the public who invited 20 call and eI-
sune for themselves.
Liberal discounts viii BE- made FOR Cash
7sn COCKCROFT oVEREND.
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EaA FARM CT SO ACRES FOR 81 ,O0G, cre-
third wood land with house barn and orchard Of
choice grated fruit Said Farm is well located for
rasng peaches gspes early fruit aud vegetables TO be
among the hrs in market being miles from the Cam
dec Amboy Rail Road, AID the distance from the
village Of Spctswcod, New Jersey. Inquire OF
FRANCIS SMITH,
mil 2w' No. LOG, ErzabetssL NswYork.
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Bob f1rintinQ ARD Book Bi1oine.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No UCE-sTREeT( Three doors (rol N1s,Gustreet
'sNHE facilities of this establishment for JOB PRINTING
are, perhaps. unsurpassed by suy office IN the city The
patronage the last yer has been such 10 guarantee
great extension In We therefore, with con-
fdencs. issue tho following Cara
TO MERCHANTS - Merchants supplied with all KINDS
OF PR NTlNG ~ Tie cheapest rate, viz:
Cards Bills Ledng,
Circulars Receipts,
Bill Heads Checks, Nc
go LITERARY GEsrLsmEs.-0ri M"s'crip'' print
I'D SiIh accuracy
Pamphlets, Stereotype wors. and ~ kinds Of
TO LECTURERS ,So MusIcfAss-ProgTaHsrue beautifully
printed.
Lecture Riis, Small Bills for Distri-
sLaDinyta Bii!i, button, &c.
Aud every description of pi4n and Ornamental Job Work,
executed with and puncuaty al the Office.
No. Spruce-s,.
PfLETS, &c. :,
All work en- be above Presses will be done al extrsordi
nary low prlces. j. A fkAEIao,
Jpn Tribune job Printer,
NJEIY-YOkK BOUt1-BINDERY, III Fulton-sL
lS-A descriptions OF plain aud elegant Book-5ndng ex
ecuted with nealncss and despatch
establishment particular attention given in select
ing OF rnaeriss ord the Substantial workman
ship.
Librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries viii find II TO
their advantage call and examine for Themselves al ia
Fulton-s Specimens Of Binding In all he various styles oil
Sheep, Call, RussiB, Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
ia n EDWARD WALKER
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6arnmare, Nr.


SHEFFIELD HARDWARE-9oO gro. Sag, Self
CTp. Black Tip, C0cos, White Bone aud Sham Buck
Table Cutlery.
5000 doz. Pocket Cutlery, psterns.
1000 doz Rszors cases Eos and other makers tine and
$50 dcz Hand PANEL and Buck Saws, low priced article
An III Cast Steel Files, Ivory Table Knives in
dozens and o. 81 pieces Brown and Fathers ceebra
ted Braces and Bite Squares aud Spokeshaves Japanned
Tea Trays in elegant patterns Also. few Of Cast
Steel for manufacturing Handssws The above being pur
chased direct rcm The manufacturers. offered at low
prices By BARTON BROTHERS.,
milo 3isod' IL patt.st. (up stairs J
a GkNCY FOA MANUFACTUKkD ikON.-
N The subscriIers have taken tbs agency Of this city OF
the Reading Rolling Ms and will receive orders for any
pion of Hoop, Band Scroll Round and Square Iron.
Rvet ron common Sheet and Boiler Iron Shutter
Iron, iron for boats locomotives Ike. The iron made al
these Mills iranuacured exclusively from Charcoal Coid
BaIt Pig Iron and refined Charcoal Blooms, and Is believed
superior in quality any iron manufactured from An
thracs Pig They have on hnnd 5000 bundles nssor
ed Scrols square snd round, which they will be happy In
sell al low ra!e Ryet Nut Iron of superior quality for
boilers and machinery made 20 order al short no.
tce. SHERMAN, ATWATER Co.
mis- - Fulon.-t-
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NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES
lust PU5LISHE0-The Rules and Orders OF lae S S
OF Common Pleas for City and Comfy OF New
For .e AZ the Law Blank and Stationery Establishment OF
,a3 JANSEN L BELL, l53 Nassau. =
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MINES AND MINERALS.

MINES AND MINERALS.
rXyHE SUBSCRIBER continues % examine mines and
rsaicns f,r r,ripsuies and individuals and TO
report upon their capacities nature OF the orei ard best
modes of using them including plans OF urnsees kns &c
His attention. has for several been particularly directed
the working aud OF Iron md Copper ores In all parts
o. The United Ss GSS1 he oss SG ng
Siockbridge Iron Works. Mass
as.:'' s' Sc Co s:sss "sssiSss
san Ward Esq /. wade - NJ r s sq9rsRIss No
81 Libe-tyst ~ to terms nc ~ l~ls&slos
MINIMUM GLASS, 6;c...O,oVo boxes OF wjudow
~ Glass, comprising fq assortment OF s'lss snd Qaa
varcas brands from the Winslo. Green Bsnk, Harmon
ton "Dd M G s:s: sSss' Glass. large sizes
osss casks a ams5isss s, osass
8 s ss: l Eng I ra5. White; snsIissa
- Tar.sy vmSST sc.... IT aeE F1s6 aS SIENNA
81 Bait Oh. Yellow 10 !" Tiemsns;
tons superior French G!eeI &s For p sas y
mil lweoal>sweodos. los Foon.st
NfOTICB.-Au persons hereby notified hat no or;
lNders 70. The delivery Of beefo pork Ia my yards and
sheds 10 ,hs city OF NsYors will be honor naess Inc
n,6S,' John ~. LEWIS. Inspe :or Of Beef and Pork
STEAM POWER,
STEAM POWER TO LET in new building "a ieei
and ic.hsven apply at CUMMING POLLOCkiS
office. No 81 rsae.tls,h-st mis- lm'
RosINsoN's PATENT PORTABLE
rr,ur s,s WATER CLOSETS.
So and persons in delicate state o! health, will
nm ais an article OF essential utility in their bed-chan-
SSn used with either hot cold water, for
tails, Ie - N's N' extremely asefai for ships h0'pi'
or sale by ms subscribers, the Croo, Purhirg ard
w ser FILTER Establishment SEQ Broedry $500. W.
Ses snd White tts-Fec,ory - Eiu-st N.Y. VOC" '
al lon STONE, BROTHERS.
STRAW GOODS. -----------
~ a. NAPIER, Gate Napier, Fisher &C O \ h.s r.,
from Isl Pearl-sI 90 ohn-st yvIIi,m., 49,
h1 ltfe "a EDFtp pypfp
able Bcunes suitable for merchants aud Iuncrs srss
! mo Inn
| eSTEAM POWER-Roous 10 Ieulwilh stesIr DOW Az
SApplyto L HOE CO. y and 81 Gold.sI M sr
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Galaman1rr Safes.

A1o0o CHALLENGE.--The proprietor Of
y leNbsgWilders Patent ss;sInander Safe challenge
snv ssf maker or sgen In United States in The SUN G.
one thousand dollars impartial rG. The Safes 10 he
seeced by disnteressd committee from those nov IN
uss j.v-ayY provd I'd they filled With the compost
lion as patented by Vilderl NoeThe foregoing arrange
ens will to protect manufacturers from Suspicion
ohnypg made Safe for the express purPose of esingin
furnace Such suspicion attached itsa 10 all prenec-
tsted tests Safes The only evidence perfectly ss.sc-
iory 10 purchasers being in accidental tires over which Zoe
manufacturers could exercise control.
SILAS c. HERRING. Proprietor Of " ide''s
2nfImDyW Potent Saamander Safes, No l39 VaiersI
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camps, 0ntlerp, &c.

SPLENDID STOCK OF LAMPS,
GiRAHDoIRs, AT GREAT BARGAINS TO CLOSE CONCERN
COUrfOUT & MEYERS, Sill Broadway having deter
" mined Withdraw tbs retail tra1e This city
Is, of May, offer the whole OF their rich
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GiRAEDOLES, HOUSE
FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS
ArS3 PER CENT. BELOW RETAIL PRICE
Churches Hotels LODGES and Public Buildings will be fur
nsed prices have hitherto charged 10 The trade
Tnose in want of our goods furnish
PRIVATE DWELLINGS
have now opportunity obtain superior articles prices
IS Der cenL lower than the like have 3een cold FOR is
the city.
The whole OF stock been got up expressly for the
-esil trade this city and is finished with The
quality ofour Lamps GiraudVes, &c i'd sufficiently sested
Ly seven GoLD and four SILVER MEDALS, awarded their
manufacturers within the last years and he whole
viii he sulG IS above without
Is ctgPfrGp DECEPTION N this notice.
Ousness May.
only public call and judge for Themselves
o the bsrGeins oHer
~ All orders for Lamps, Girsntoles, got up pat
the Factory wan continue heretofore receive
prompt at;ruuOH. mil II
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SHAWLS SIIANYLS Cleaned without injury 10
~ toe eoors Mira RoSinsons Clear Sarching Establish
menl ~ Mercsrst AL Laces and Muslin embroidered
goods returned looking equal 10 new. mlS iui-
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rT"-" ANEW ARRANltEM ENT-FARER BE
gs.SsSsss-I uCED--On and after March tth.-lNoE


PROVIDENCE AID BOSTON DIRECT. Three dmss
a week each Say.
The s;suGch snd fayor!s steamboat NEPTUNE, com
rranted by Capt WIN. Rollns win leave NeT-York IRON
pier No North River for Newport Provideucs and Bos
ion direct, on Monday "Wednesday and Friday O'Clock
P NJ arriving Providence In ta for the morning usp
OF cars 20 Soson, Tsnutoa New Bedford, Fall Rivera
aud also connects rilh The steamboats, rannag the
Kennehec AID Psnobscotrivers.
Returning cyl ,otve Providence for Newport and New.
Yor5 on Tuesday, Thursisy ard Saturday, Al O'clock
NJ on a-riva OF u O'Clock mail train OF cars from Bosoc
A.! Kinds OF ;re.ch, taken 81 the lowest rates
Fnriar;haT particulars egqGre OF GEO. Z. FAlRCHiLD.
No 10 Wsst-;I or OF JOHN H. RICHdcND, Providence,
and Al Tho Office on The steamboat landing.
This boa IN the rc- complete order having bean
furnished with pair OF boilers aud many valuable i'm
proverlcus addict 10 her sna ga machinery by which
the speed the BOATS Uuch Improved Several new stse
rooms have added and her communications Otherwise
enlarged and improved. The ravrng public who coLsai
safety comfort, economy Snd speed Will do 30 by patron
ling his boat sbe IL believed TO be h' best aud fastest
bo1i Ia this country
All persons are forbid trusting this boat, except on Wit
ten order from c Captain asuo oher bills WA pe PAID
ms
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n ANUEKt-Eclore ihe Nlce-Ghancellor OF Inc
Isl Circu-Cba-!ss Sheldon Waters, ". Wmpale AMI
Charles ". Thompson Stephen &. Pee Herman ii.
Peci and Edward BrIInn Judgmen. crs d'toTs bill Mills
Bechwi,h complaints solicitors. 60 W ast. n y Ste
phsn g. Pee; whose place OF residence ID IN the City OF
NeYor ard State New orh, bat who is ahsen, there
from. aUi Herman Poet, who resident OF Li;chhe!d
the Stat. of Connecticut required % nrpe1r IN mi,
by The = day OF Mag reXt or the BIZ! therein VIII
confessed gcslrs, them Dated, Hee- fotS
Feb %. 1876 M IH.-ow -
;TTKSIT.St;T Of an order of the Surrogate OF The
County New. York. Eoice is hereby given 10 III per-
sons having claims agairs, Samuel Macsr.ey late OF me
Civ OF N-yvYork deceased present the same, with me
vouchers thereof the subscriber. a; the Office oil e HI
Owen, No II Wastreet Ia The City OF New-fo on or
before tine seventh day OF July next Dated NeT-fork,
the sixth dag ofJanuary, 1886.
JAMES HARRISON,
GEORGE HARRISON Executors.
OWE y
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minhnm Ehaaes.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT. No Sprus st-Es-
~ tablshed IN 1870 The Subscribers hsvng rtied up
spcaoid Show Room for thr accom- mediation o. tnel
customers and having made arrangements with one OF
the celebrated houses Paris they will b. receiving
every packet the chOc-s designs, VIII here
fore be -nsbed supply their customers w!lh Shades Of
every pattern, kind or size.
which be found some itch views on The
Rhine Slizerlsnd-cOrrsct copies o. some of the moot
celebrated Ancient uGd Mofern Csthe trails in Europe be-
sdes variety OF ban -tu Scripture Pieces Ab5eys and
ha iigh any si.y Mcrav.an floating uxuously along the
oue. rppes romantic lake 10 the somors, yetiantastic
LombsTdesn reposng among the ruins OF gray stone and
fallen tower.
we wsrsni them wash and DOT curl crack Every
Shade bought OF u.s. answering the recommends
ion will be cEeerfuy exchanged.
We great paine ia selecting New Designs, for
he express purpose fRccommo ting retail customers
aud they will Only have choice stock select FROM
hat least per Our facilities for executing
dsrs surpassed. Persons by choosing their
views eau have ihem copied correctly.
S!9n- Banners and Interior Decorations. done Ia
nar not 10 surpassed Trimmings Of all kinds Shades
exhibited with the creates: pleasure
Show Room 81 'eet doep by - wide ample space 10
commodsie least 60 cu'omers al lime Store open
III sunrise and closed b
BARToL DE MAUNY. Msnufsciurers s7d I'm.
ms IN rorters, spuire-st four doors from Nassau
sSyiNDDW SHADES, Taas.ls Cord. lc---The sub
w scTiber- opened No 5s chathamstreei, New
York one door from the OF Chambers,
tensive ard Grand assortment OF Transparent Nlndo~
10 be found either in Europe America Prices Will
not mention; hut from facilities for manufacturing
sel es for importing Think safely defy comPe-
ton with the WORLD.
q good assortment OF Tassels Cord &c. viii DC kept
hand.
Wholesale and retail purchasers are respectfully invited
TO call and examine Tor llense!yss oro,.,,r
Neyv.York, Feb 7h. 1916. 27f lmeod'
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ACE g. DAY for sale al IS Madeu-lsne after Isl May
DAYS Patton, shrred Sus. Wslermeus and Sportsmeus'
shoulder and -her Braces Shesrs Paten; Life CasiT
Gertlenens' Sheet Rubber Seiiees. with Days iul-
Observation-Disclosures soes proyement,
Do Rnbber sol.s, iGflhiihs Patent Cotton Float
Sandal, Spring and ioE rating bales ofcoon
Fall wear, lo6ia Rabber Gloves.
LADIES' Children :. Youths India Rubber Psniaoons.
Rubber Shosz, Do do SHRED Net,
Metallic Rubber mscGiRe Wster or Air-Prooi,
Banding superior article Air Cushions aud Pillows.
DAVIS Patent, Rose HydrostaIic Beds, Bathing
Life Pressryers OF all kinds Caps, Rubber Tents aud
First Premium Ladies Life Baggage Cover5---" al-r
PTeseTver Jackets, Buckets, together win all
Days Patent Rubber Bos! v.rious other styles OF
Poptoun Rubber Goods, all sarranI-
India Rubber Cloths, ed 10 stand heat cold, and
Mackirtosh Ccsls wafer, without change.
The extensive machinery and Other facilities for s1u!ac
rus embraced in thres establishments belonging the
undersigned ensoles him TO ODER prompt execution OF al
orders sapeor sud with grsa,er dispatch than
q, any other establishment ms 2~l HORACE n DAY.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.1 Persons
- should be cautious in purchasing nois Rubber Goods
TO INQUIRE whether they made OF Goodyears lnsou
be Rubber as all others ars coun,erfes and viii sifen
with cold or nell with hest The only manufacturers
Ford Co. and George Beecher, leo Broadway snd those
10 whom they supply. al. e,
The following letter from The Express OF NE Ziih feo.
$500 Letter from the Commissioner OF Patents,
PATENT OFFICE, l7ih jan. 1915.
Sir In reply 10 yours Of This date have niorm you
that does mol sppssr from the records OF his oce ihs
eny Patent has been granted 10 Horse a. Day for The
lag V'S 5si5;s4sSG Eis Com of
WILLIAM JupsoS ESQ 81 u
MACHINE BELTING-G Oodyesrs Patent Metal
lYl lie Rubber Machine Berns-sn erticle OF great
strength and durshiy-csn be adapted 10 all kinds OF ma
merry for which Gather used costs Shout ess
and IS superior in every respect |! Is unaaecei py
heal or cold and when O. u,t-d 70 machinery does Rot
opire ra,on as is the with leather For ssie 0y
a!6 II GEO BEECHtk, wv orosoeay.
S.eODYEAR.S PATENT--A and beautiful ar
Jriclr OF India Rubber Crno Cloths. elegantly painted
mn ch chesosr md more durable than drigS-L
mis- n GEO. HEECHER, 100 Broadway.
GOODYEAR'S Gum Elastic Paper Hodsts-soF
u psciny round papers parcels OF every description
mid n GEO. BEECHER, 100 hrosdwsy.
COODYkAR'S PATENT-An assertmeut OF gen
" ,leme,fs India Rubber Boots
,n,S n GEO BEEcHER, loo Broadway.
COODYEAN'S PATENV-A new aud improved
Usr;ice of Springs entirely different from any De-
fore offered. mIsa GEO. BEECHER. 100 Broadway.
COODTEARS psteal Gum Elastic Ovet.Shees-S
" large assortment OF ladies' and genuemens Sandal ana
Slipper Oyershosx Also geniemens FER shoes VIII pa
tent .pr,lc heels wholesale and retsil.
,niS n GEO REFCHE4. lhA Rrosd vrqv
RI'Of6 ssAI.E-SecoI4-hs-d Counters, Sasi1s, Sd=h
\ Doors Shades, &c. and pull up 81 short notice. by
ml4 I'm J.LQCKE, Builder, 81 Ann-st
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BURDENS PATENT HORSE-SH0ES, being
u noyv on sae By no principal deaersi in In the
United sLaes al warranted perfect In FORM aud made Of
me very refined iron Every Shoe which may be found
rot Ia accordance with the above accommodation VIII be
received back ard the money returned viii ali FROM
re nosl diaaut parts or Inc counuY. f. BURDEN Agent
troy Iron and Nsjl Factory. Mas u. ls4b my's5ia~v
SCOTCH PIG IRON.-lc0 tons. No J. for sale by
- rnI7 CASS WARD l. CONOtE.P. 90 Broni-.L
e,UOyEL- AND SPADES-20C0 dozen shoyels
- and scoops embracing great variety from 70 u COZ
lars per doz, for sale by SHERMAN, ATWAIEh = ".
No 81 Fullon-et
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TO DEALERS IN WOOLENS.
IT MIGEON { Co No. Sil WeeslTeet, rehnishers OF
II. cloths cassneres and ssues The gold medal has
been awssdcd 10 q ~ in reic,nc WOODEN goods Refer
to Messrs Woco,i slade Is Pn.-sL, Wm. c. Langley
Co IS NclAngepsce corner OF Broad-st and 10 - Brig
ham Co Ytnr.st where orders mag D. lcti. 2if Inn
n:SEtsIiN JEANS-iO cases tuperhDe dark mixed
NFMerno Cassme5cs article with tha noovs nel
et int received. for s,'e by NksMIrd 90 o. flns-s
sSijiINEIi TSVEEUS-200 cases comprising in .h-
= variety black wine. brown. gold mxed AID cadet
nluin pIa,. and s,hped Tweets for sale hy
MID NESMITH L CO. so Piue-sL
bNOIKi,E FOUNDATI0NS--i5pO pieces Double
mil NESMlTa 90. so Pine-st
CARPETS-leG piece. iue medium aud superhue all
- wool Carpets and 500 pieces 81 printed Cotton Drills
for sale by NESMlTH co. 81 Finest mil
StTINETS-20 cases various qualities dark mixed
y and printed SatineIs, for sale BY
mia NEsMlTH L co. - Pine-sl.
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Seai EstGts.

f. FOK SALE-Seversl snug Two story brick Houses
~ DC l'n-fL between The It'll and FL Los =
Zee. Apply 10 BLEECKER < VAN DYkE,
~ wsIIs
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List Of Letters Remaining in the G. S. City Des-
IL n.

List Of Letters Remaining in the G. S. City Des-
patch Post, March Is, 1916.
u Please rpen:ion the DATE Of the List IN whcl ,hey
are advertised LADIES' LIST
Butler, Mrs Ann Zones, Mrs w
Bailey, mi.s Lucis..2 Keenan,, Niles Ann
Braindiey, Miss Jane Nichols, Miss Henrie,ta
BoscaSen, Mrs, Sarah Reid, tirs. eliza
Conner, Miss Maria Russell, Ms Mary
Cuts, MIS- Mary stewart, Miss Eliza a
Crockernn Mrs Am Shaw, Misc Ann
Davis, Mrs Mary Scott, Miss Jane
DAVIS Mrs Sarah Shsaks, Mis-. Emma
Gardner, Miss EmeliDe Taylor, Mrs. tlIEn
Holiey, Hiss RmIua w To.sn.end M., Il
ROBERT III. NORRIS, Z, VI.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Anderson,J Hamilton Jere- l6eyoee's Lew, Lewis
sesefsnsn. Thoma. Hail. James Raymond James
Reiden, EP Middleton. II Robinson. Rpbl
sarsoth Joseph Irwin, r homas Rodrequez, JosePh
1,ooker John Johnson O. Co
Bowns, WK Jscobs. Levi sacket.RB
BIackb,rn, Edward 'Joiine s Co Sispetoa, Joseph
Bracy, Thomas iI-nslus, William Shas, E:d"ln
Clark, Harris keeler, Lyman II smith, James,
Cordevnn Levis herd, Jrl 9au<sy:
John X Lswre1ce Taos Jrsyveel, William 5
'.oit. ourdon i.sy;on, Nm lslnts, Thomas
Cohcn. Abrshsso NJ Lsinbef,, Thomas Smith. Andrew
Cote. Charles Il !La~rsoce George -. % JecsS'n
Colon, Jones Lenly, 5 SaaS', .
cronby Masier An Love; Rot, Smith 90
.nodd, edward iicKinolrg Che. "a strang, J "
lDnyis .Jo1u L McIaug bir, VIM Shaw. william
lDuCg1D. smcs ihcAUity, ltoDt toiiill'bh ,rv W
ntans,.y Tpn, IMa,ou Timothy SherInan Willsm
J oury.s deurlcs Vi Mccarthy. s!rcia afc1lpai9
oats- prnrv Jlrplv Chares Sac,nan Samuel
bennington, C l. }@Oore, Vim Sha;v. d
Evans, Estwick Mcoshey, Henry iSoeilmsn oanusiH
/ Ferrie, Peer lMcClinchey WEH IeRRnrt; ION"
Ffcierick, James q Mckee, William Icaicner' u
Fowler Richard Morris. Thomas Thomson, jacques
To-, rTho,nss " lHcqsr,ane II vi
FInp Joho Ieicheins, JAS II yose. y y
Glass Z w lG,Bricn, Park w right ROBERT
C3rgy.ih.irler S !O'Breu Timothy Aeich, Joseph
go; i.a iOH.rn David Wilder, George
S $1,000 = 49, lanes 10 Mil earick Waterman, Mr.
Golf mr. tPeck-shpll Piayford, Thos iTueiiS'e'
G,rs.ni,r Law lPlumsD, Frances jWoole!. Mr
frence Foyer, HciErick Nllieni.sl
yIu,t Iaseph Phelps, Morris Woods Faids eco
Eonnior I-nes + Piunrr Samuel Wursier. William
Hnpner Jacob Russell, AID Wildly, Francis
Hi I'senhk Sons Robin SON WIN White, Henry
uo,sius Payprd RaymOn6. n 5 Wilson William. y
ROBERT ~. MORRIS. p. NJ.
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5uoia Rubber Goods.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS, manufactures by HoR
ACE q. DAY. for sale al IS Msideusne, TER Isl May
IS Cor:land-si.
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N~~ AFDiL THE ssAULT ST. MARIE
aSlt.-.-S i94SThe low pressure steamboat
N~1-@ DETRoIT, Capt T.. B. Ward, will mako
four weekly trips from Cleveland TO the Ssu ST Marie
during the month Of May-eaying Cleveland every Mon
day evening At O'Clock ?. ~ and Detroit every Tues
day morning 8 o'cioca a. NJ Returning - III leays the
8enll Friday mornings, nt9 O'Clock a. NJ.
From the first or June the first Of November tho De-
roit vii. make rip every four days fsom Detroit TO the
SaGlt St Marie-iaayne each plsce "a follows:
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HOT AIR FURNACE.


9syAl.kE k,e Patent Improved Ho; AIR Purneces,
2" heating Dwellings. Storcs, Churches, IcThese Fur
csces will heat economically and efficiently; he sir Ia he
apartments viii he rure and hagby free from drynesr du
gao.
They arc pul up Ender 9srsoBai supervision 81 Ar
Walker the Peientee and have hitherto given eae sails
action, and are IN I'll cases. SZarrsnted 10 perform veil
1itsl Mr. Chsre, Starr Superintendent do Edward Sc
nent Esq d Wallet; c. D. Rhodes, ESQ 100 Pesrstresl
Mr. Thomas McElrsth Isl Esssau.si; Mr. Geo w Tuck
er, 2O6 Bowery Hnf Orphan Asylum, Gthsyenue nr.
Wm.P. Chapman, Brookiyn Mr w C. Greene 22a 9,hst;
Mr. j. H. Ransom 2O9 2d-st; Chemical Bank, Broadway
Mr.. H. Ash 292 Broadway DR.. Alfred WagstsG, q Wa
vsry-plsceJ Sir. Geo. M. Snow, S0th-st.
i2Sti GEO. WALKER. 2G2 BrnsdvVay
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RtaI Gstdte.

c. FOR SALE-vIIsge of Wilismsburgh, 10 valua,
s BE brdir lots or Securc-st between Norh 5h and
NORTH eth SIS
Also 10 Lots OF North 5ths; between ID and "a sts'
Also, 10 Lots on North 6;h-st between 90
Also. Lots OF North 7th-st between 90
Aso, Lots on 5d-st. North 6h.st Apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECSER. Aucuoneer
MI lyr No. Hroad. 81.