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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02
WILLIAM JEFFREY,s c.rpe, and on clod

W ILLlAA JEFFREY'S Carpet and on Cloth
FsPe. Hsnslnys, Upholstery and Transparent Wiz
dow Ssads Warehouse No. 3 Cs.tre-sI late OF IA Co.
na-st-W jeffrey respectfully informs his former pat
.ot ead the PUBIC generally thai he hss axeo the srge
&c eoLnodous store No - Caruine-st B-eck.rs
lca he na' hed up with esPec. reference The corv-r-
-nc- OF purchasers and wh-r- VIII now B. happy 10 OF
e NC scc vel selected ss-orren; Of goods IL ne above
oranen-s winch Tor price and quality, will favor
soy WIKI any &c he ci:y.
az arst door viii exhibit choice Assortment of Paper
HhnG ooc-rs, nr-hcsrd prn-s kc n great variety OF
Se acd Prices csssks table and pts-o coyers
nihdhSs, rges cords, tasses window orr .ue5t. ard
ot-T upholstery soocs, i've feather b-ds holsters
Pi1". P1rs rufIrt hair Mattresses, pei-asses &c &c
as second door IS arranged expressly Is Carpet and
VI CLoia !" ar-roon where may De found ali he newest
&c Saoicesi syes Of ngrsr ind plain and .rsd Veoe
aaa osfps ehsni- tnsd and Brussels ruzs oil CLOTHS o.
ssloes Widns white, check and faccy colore - 81 and
81 Canton mating, transparent Wtodo,z Shs3..
,:er rots, carpet bindings worsed jul. and
aus ara 1907 WI contain The very hes, i've geese r..,h.
p1ts cared nAr moss. kc a; wholesale and ret.
~ ~ J. wi;ae. particularly 70 represent thai be
see-r Guys ros scs any AUCTION Soops whs,eysr Hi.
SEP-s &c are 81 received fresh frr the -o. eiehr,red
s-torss are warrsrit Pes-c;a every particular .o can
20. IA % answer ne expectations of hs mos, tasdiocs
resnefs poraed % ps.en seau machine UphoIstsry
oSh o. a. kn6s executed 10 order win and on The
A-'o' a1~'A lssiHs $50 sawstNEs-
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sloop James Lampheer, Kenny, Providence.
ARRIVED.

N.,L,,9. -. Na..,, ~ d ,,ia y ,n,ad
bng FRANCES Norlnup from i.assu. ~ "" Hasss ~
isiang WIN '1oo Sa'S r p sAs - - n0r, 80, a., -;
snip LONDON Love'. in b9sloh ot No,ieans. Pu ~ "a
distress was ascnafge9 nna ~s ,,, m a.
1aivest0n, oashgs' TOT Po" ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ W.
In0rnolKs, Oh oiis Asnau D. On noa' 49,. ' 81, si,
mans AZ NHssAu W sstlie "p r, nnI 10, OF, o,,s
out; org VIII san 10. zoe on aoSut ,.p' M, ~
uit 10 ist oo 90 ioDg ~ ~ poI nc On I n,
Dundee, steering Eastward; 29h lat 80 q. long - W.
exchanged signals with Dig manofca steering Soutn
18th April at NJ received mr. bunker from inc plot
boat Jacob Bell at the time blowing gale I'm T. steer
Ing +; M2P M. hove TO under mainiop'a,l al . +
sounded Is fAthoms wa,er set single reeieo topsaS
courses and )oi at ~ M oio~eo away ine loIe.op
jan J,o Anu sPIis na' ~ sS, n T., ~
req nesVy canvass UNI, ~ W. WIEN soanue al
Ia.n9ns ",no naups Sou,u' NV W I'll - ~,
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eS NOTiCE-A BARGAIN.-A Country Sea, and

81 NOTiCE-A BARGAIS.-A Country Seat and
Farm for sale near the wills of 5omervie. Somer
Co. New-Jer--y.-Ss:d Farm consists OF Us acres
OF Land = OF which is wood. The buildings all new.
snd built within yearsHouse srt Barn both built By
days work and OF the best material The House Is bull; IN
the cottage style 50 by 50 feet 'front.' hall through the center
paTors finished with marble msntes piazza 81 feet II a.
and Il fe down each sd-together with on
top OF said House story kitchen in the and cell
lar under the whole OF the main building with pe1tries and
all aas sed through In The The Barn ia 90 feet
long and painted whe-Carrsge House. Ice House. &c
Also, great variety OF Fruit OF all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
with quantity Of snrubbery.
The premises lie within four huadred yards OF the country
Seat and about quarter OF mile OF the Railroad. The
plac- about hours and half from the city. For far
Their particulars inquire OF the subscriber and proprietor Of
ih- National Hotel. No Corsndl.s;. Nsw-York.
81 tf.od CHAS WYKOtF
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ACBBARD's PAPERS-BURNAP1B ABCOCK
no Jonn-streei, offer for sale full assortment Of
Papers manufactured oy The Mess-s Hubbard comprising
PeP-fs, blue and white Impartial, Super Royal
Royal, Medium, DENY and FLAT Cap
Bank folio Post Bank Qnsrto Post, Exchange Car.
Extra Super Chi Cap, ruled .rd psiD-
s1t,7r Paper ruled and plain, fuIl assortment
Packet POST Super and EIIra Super.
tinted Plate Paper; Color-d Iriperiah
Co.ored Royals thick and thin
Do. Medium, do. do.
Do Double Cap, for copy bookI-
9ir7 Glazed Coored Mediums Royals. &c. kc-
g. ssye also on hand very assornea; Of
wiring Papers, Book and News Printing Papers Plarz
Papers, Hardware aud Wrapping Pspers. They also
folt e2-c,z OF the Ee,sain< Pslert Enveiop Paper
'isins Paper Of any 'ize ard qaaiy made 10 order
snn1 notes iJ1i oGT-of
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no CONTRACTORS, LANDLORDS, AND
L OWNERS Of DSellinga-Reyier's Portable AR IlSn'
Cooking Range For Private Dwellings, HoteiI and Pub
lie 5giltnssConong greater advantages IN Us consuc-
and Arrangements han any article ever inVrniei
Being portable may be readily moved src reset al tn
ding and be easily pui up 10 any 2ar OF me
country without Instructions Being on iH- AfT1gh Pfin
cpc will more than one "a the fuel oher
wise required and during The Summer months The draft
NAY be SO closed oovisi- the sai in the Kitchen With,
Out duin,hins IRE necessary for cooking purposes
Being constructed without any dapers whatever II Is m.
pos.b FOR parsons 10 get The range Of order
opsuruci draft, except by the fright door IN front
There I've siZes OF Tbs Range varying IL price from
So 70 SIOO They usde Of in- best n.iertalfron
WOODS CELEBRATED FURNACE CASTINGS
and warranted onet heavier than ordinary cas1ngs
TIE proporioaabiy large, baking admirably and
the boiling Arrangements are amply sufficient for al cuina
ary purposea-
water Backs, Crcton Boilers and al the fixtures n,ees
ssry for the Croor water. References given 10 p-rsocs
csirg - ranges u New York Biooklyn the I'd ecent
townh Also Stoves OF 81 patterns for Halls Parlors Or
&C. and hitchens Those Interested Will please call and
ex in;re FOR ;hensel7essl KEYSER,S
Stove and Range Mandatory 2sa Ws,srs,
81 In-od Between PECK slip aud 8eeknaa-st
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SOLD The subscriber. owing TO sickness and other
adverse circumstances In his family wishes 10 ael ih-
the which h. occupies Th- said farm Is plea
sanity located In the township of .r Long Island about
mile dis from the rail road and within easy distances
ul In. Lake Road and Suffolk Stations. Consists OF
wsrd of SO acres, between so and 40 of witch
cult ration conveniently divided into lots and fences OF
and chestnut all good residue is wood land oak
aud pine. There said farm also many hne and
choice fruit trees well OF excellent water good frame
house. spacious barn with stable and cattle sheds
she'd milk house, smoke house and other buildings all 10
good repair II said farm Is disposed OF NJ private
bsfore the 9Th OF May ensuing, II will after that
day be pa, up aucor of which due notice will he given
JACOB WELLS
r. Farther particulars may be- learned III, premises
OF }. Wells Jr. $50 Broadway, 10 Frankn--l New
YORK a2S TThS SGltW.
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Uinoom 5ba0es.

FRENCH WINDOW SHADES.. WINDOW
L Shsdes.!-J. c. WO0DFORD, 239t Broadway, will
open This morning invoice OF window shades comprs
Ing choice and select OF window shades
criv-d by The lat. arrivals from Europe
Y The invoice contains full landscapes, scrolls, style
Louis XIV Gothic, Doc Ionic and almost every style Of
ancient architecture. Also style wire biods Also
several low priced cornices Picture tssses cords
furniture gps kc 2se. Broadway, Lsfargs Buildings Az
CAUZE WIRE WINDOW SHADES, Doors Gc-
VI We nanufac the articles IL very superior
manner 10 order OF aay shape IT. and paint on
Landscape other devices required either IL
pencil OF other nis natural coiors sways pless-
Refer lh Office and nDet7Gins huodredhs OF hose who
the article 10 this snt al other cities 10 the T. States
LEE & co,
n2s TtThit Ofce. No IL Fsc.ory.. a, 81 Broadway
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Ea To MECHiNICS.-The proprietor OF lsrge
OF excellent Land, ard OF several lots in of
The hour5hl1g t-a.ports Ia Texas, wishes TO dis
pose portions of It actual settlers To dozen
mechanics industrious business of good character
having CAPITA OF three hundred dollars
chance Of establishing themselves in pendence their
soil i. offered. Apply at Is Sun Building, en-
4 lnrOdH
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HARDwARE. EDGE TOOLS, &C.

HAHUWAkB, bUVF6 1OO~S, 0O'
nSBORN Il LITTLE, Importers and general dealers 10
W Erslae German and American hardware, cutlery edge
tools &c IS Fa,oosl between Pearl and Wsier els New
respectfully invite the attention OF country merchants
snd farmers and Others, making their SPrinS Pur
CHASE - very extensive comprising eve
lans NJ tne c al OF which offered 81 The lowest rnsr
hst prices for cA,a, or on approved credit
Cut and wrought nails. locks laiches
Butts screws fnivos and forks rarors
Cuuscks, b.ads and sparahles
zen and pockei knives and scissors
ain. pit ard cross cut SAWS, hocs forks
Shovels spsdes, scythes and snxihs risos
Blxck lesd Pots and sand crusibles
rumps for els or ciscrns
South wsioi o! Ayro stone. for marble polisher.
Coorers tools Ia great variety OF The mos, cssSrns
manufacture s. such Aberson, Cosger, hostoa Bar
tor, and Others
Coopers iron rtve,s and truss hoops
Hcose and ship carpenters tools
blscksmiihs' tocls, garden utensils
brtchers tools, cabinet makors' trimmings
houte and shtp builders hardware
leo, brass, copper and Eteel wire
Senuipe Harlem GU ma Smeod
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second sonrd.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.
CLEAREL

Ships Brarens Flor, Hamburg, Schmidt d. Bachen
Meteor, Lawrence New. Orleans, J Ewe d. Co; Ellen
Brooks Freeman Savannah; Sullivan: Wane' Cnaries'
ton a Buckley: Pls,lna. Woodward, New.O Orleans.
Buck
Bark Chatham. Bearse Monrsvis. w w Pratt.
Schrs Rebeccs. ColiDs. Phhsd mckee, hsno q 20
msLa M Klous Warren Lsgua Ia Grand n Harmony
Sabine Robinson. Lsgua la Grand, Underwood e. How
land John Adams, sanders, Philad, Mckee, Hand e.
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FARn FOR sALE-Ls.sly .he

81 VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE-Lstely me
residences Of Nicholas Smith, DECEASED pleasantly sit
ua-d ON the side VI the RaritAn river about i.
miles south Of New Bruins wick containing Ill acres
less consisting OF abonI 50 OF meadows fair
portion OF heavy WOODLAND yhe remainder arabic lend
large portion of which In high OF Guilty alton and
well wstered. There Ia the farm good dwelling house
OF convenient size barn and other outbudugs apple
and peach orchards In fall bearing and variety Of other
fruit The besuy aud hcallhfulness OF Its situation
richness OF soil and sdaptness the raising Of truck and
pesch eer with its proximity the New Bruins
wick and NewYork markets, renders this farm well worth
attention OF the gentleman and practical farmer
For farther particulars Inquire o. Nicholas borfum or
g. Van Dyke, Esqrs. the Manson-House New Bruns-
wick; D. w Smith l0I Middagh-sL Brooklyn, l. L; Of
Josiah Smith. Suffolk county. L. T. mhg 2m'
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PAPER HANGINGS.

WILLIAN GHL,
HAS received by the late arrival. from Hhyre his Spring
assortment OF Paper Hangings Bordere, V-~ Panel
Papers and Fire Board PnIs from lhe
rrs comprising all the styles aud every quality,
which ne offers Il Wholesale and retail.
Also assortment CT American Satin and
ccn Papers q 1 manufacturers prices.
Country Dealers viii find 1. for their advantage call
Persons requiring sucen. Of the hner qualities Of Papers
10 authorize special importation select pur.
pose from complete assortment OF new psiernl
fpsn 1rr-o
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PAPER HANGINGS.

PAPER HANGINGS.
TOWEL * BROTHERS, Manufacturers AMI Import
Hers OF Paper Hang,ngs having opened In Now YORK
City branch OF their Philadelphia Establishment would
respectfully cali the attention OF The citizens OF NewYork
and others wanting goods thri line. 10 their extensive
of Paper Hsngtngs Border Fire Board rin
Curtain Papers snd 81 other articles IN their he Oh buS
II b. having received from he Institutes FOR the Erconr
age OF Domestic Manufactures, N The cities OF New
YORK Phtlui- phia Boston Silver Medals for the sUps
nor manufacture Of their goods Halter them selves thnt hey
can sell better article for the money than caa DC pul
chased elsewhere
FRISCO PAPERS.
The subscribers would particularly call attention 70 ineir
large OF Fresco Papers for Parors aoc Column
Psp-rs for Halls Public Rooms, Entries SC &c
Also Curtain Papers, article for windows
PapehDg of Rooms Halls, Gc. promptly attended 10 by
careful workmen.
Country merchants and city dealers will find 10 their ad
vantage 10 give us call
HOWELL BROTHERS, 40. 1877 Broadway,
a6 lmsod' % door above the Ciiy Hotel
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a. UOUsE WASTED-Wan;sd 10 purchase. well
- Ill o story .o1rrn House and Lo; IL Zee Souh o.
2ao,b.- ard between The S! snd 6th-sve1ues. worth
, m = f-hsif the snOIut Will be paid II cash and
r-oTtgSs. for ne bGisrc-- Apply 10
- PLYECKER VAN DYKE. No II Waist
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feaal Notices.

NE he undersigned Trustees Of the estate OF Henry
w ;,b. .t- o. he town OF Paneis. in The County OF
Jefferson a. sbscondrs debtor. 90 hereby give no1ce ins
t r;ors Of TIE sat Gibbs requested 10 Iee a. NE
-. Sd 6ss OF NAV next 81 20 O'Clock, \ NJ Daec Wa
ierto w. Msrch s.h, 1876. oo,,,---
j. n BUTTON, Trts;e~s
P NUNDY.
ChAs D. WRIGHT Attorney, Wsiertown. n y
RITZ Iauf
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0rnciaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.
.D,.,I,,tD IL rrr rllsusr By SPECIAL .,rolsrsLsf.

H. Aad Be u further eDseted, I.
And all advertisements made under the orders OF he Post
master General, IN newspaper newspapers, Of lerters
uncsled for any Post 0ce sna bs inserted r the paper
papers, OF the place where The Office advertising
may be situated, aGpusg tie lar get e,re.Laion-
!SeE5 Pot Ofsce Le-u, passed Mach 5, ls4s-
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ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. NJ.

EDITORS.
Ydi,or Of the Peilad INN z ii.or Of the Switch
{" Dollar Farmer " Maize American
Dollar Newspaper - Scientific Couespou-
&" Raj.
NY Gazetteer Publisher OF London World
" - Lsci-s' Repository OF Fa'aion
Republican Wy.n.n Newell, Publishers
ARMY.
Anderson, 1t sA Rolhy, Francis 49,
Be ger. l. J 4ues.. Williams, Capt ="
Harrison, Ii NJ
NAVY.
Brown, Mid III ID {; Hileu, Edward
Chsndl-r, IL W Jones w
Cu.hman. Mid w s kry. Thomas
Clark Passed MID G W Lafev-r, Cspt 5
Commander OF the Frgsts Prorper, Frederick
Msc.Gouis Peirson, John
Colby Passed MidFW Policy James II
Douglass. George Socum,
Dou cherry, John Saunders, Ii Csmilus.2
End, Il Henry Swift. DR. william
II ward Capt n Woosey,
Harder George Young W istn Cs
HUT, Davis fe!ei Tleo
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sc A GREAT BARGAIN.-Eor sale, or exchange
for property IN New York its vicinity $500
first lsnd, lying body IN Rails County, Mis
souri, 100 miea above ST Louis landing al the Cly
OF Hannibal, very thriving plscsdsance from Hannibal
tue land . miles Tnrrei u OF pass
ing through the land sud said there is plenty Of coal In
II For particulars apply n ic5 Grsndst
alu I'm. JOHN CONGER
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.

THE DEAD WITH US.
THE Good, the Loved, are with Us, though they ole
we think O. them Us angels 10 the sky,
But the deep armament divides ID nos; lests2ol
They re with In the densess crowd and IN the onei
with voice, and eye. and with the thrilling smile,
Thew answer not, as they were won't, erewhile;
But chen deep yesrpings all our spirits move,
Thu, spirits softly whisper as responsveiy Ws lors
Sa5lsy pilaSe, Mass. 6. c. E.
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10 THE TEA. OoFFEE AND SuGAR TRADE.

TO THE TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR TRADE.
L'C0N0MlSrS, Families, Hotel Keepers, Sc-J. s.
IA SCOTT Co, No TO Nsssau-st corner Of John hav
ing purchased the fret lot of The seasons
ing that richness of i4vOr generally combined and
rarely obtained of-r. Wholesale RETAIL large variety of
Green and Black Teas OF The best quality only, Including
the old fashioned Souchoug and EDgsh Breakfast Tea such
be imported twenty years ago. The stock C0f
fee, Sugars &c needs comment they selected OF
the finest quality.
j. Scott Co also supplied win stock OF fresh
imported glasgow Spcrd Hams; old English Cheeses Of
great variety and favor
All goods bought viii bs delivered within hye miles OF
The city free OF change And All orders from the county
with enclosed rrmance-, will meet the honorable
dealing as II selected by the parties themselves.
5. SCOTT K co. 10 Na.suu-si. near John
a23 l2leod-
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ROBERT Ii. MORRIS, P. NJ.
List of Letters Remaining in the q. S. City Des-
patch Post, April 30, 1916.

Or Pleas, mention The DATE Of the List IN vkck thsy
are Gdrertised LADIES' LIST.
Barker, Miss ii enrictta enney Miss Rosanns
Butler. Mrs Bridget Iewi., Miss Q1ih.sD
Currier, Mrs j III Nuil4ny MissJA
Cuuhln CHAM, Catharns lMcllveen. Mrs (Rivueiou-sD
Cofbeii, Mrs q 2ta 81 Miller Miss Caroline
Chappell. Mlss aunan IMcA Fee, Mrs Wiilism
Capon, Mrs tPrafl-st' Mathew sIrs John
DAVIS, MRS !icnrS Mcclellan Mrs NJ
De'oie,t, Miss Caroline Mathew. Nancy
Devight, Mrs Henry MrGlafrn Miss Marcels
Davidson Mrs tMunroe sil GRAY
Devo-, Mrs Mary O,Hrjcn Mrs Margaret A
EnrIc, Mrs Nary %, nj, ,,.,-,.,,
Green, Mrs Ellen Us MI MI I"...
Goo1wen. Mrs tBorrry) I.ni..s $50 -, $500 Ct
Unntonville, Mrs cot., a. - p' oue''
II art, Mrs tB'wayl 60 ,I g., 49,,
II ~ U.,on Miss Eigsh.,b Spro,i, Miss Rebecca
Hogsp. Mira Robert lTiisoD, Miss Martin
III ovt Mrs Lucna Il tier. Miss LoRisa
X ent. Miss (Avenae 81 w God, Patience
XII pp Mrs Susan Wall Mise lane
Ke.s-v MrsC Williams, Mrs George
ely Miss Caih.rine Y Dung, Mrs susan
ROBERT IL. NORRIS, L. NJ.
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mIs oswSu,
SHEET BRASS.

AaEs G. MoFFEr, No. III Prnee;:t between woos-
Ter and Greens manufactured OF Sheet Brass nss on
hand, ard constsntly r-ceviug ffon hs mill, large
so!ient OF I'll OF Sheet Brsss. which be Will sell a.
wholesale or retail al lower prices than any ohe pace n
ne Cry ana wa,Ts1s u ec1s. 10 any !nsde n - nitso
Stakes.
g. viii deliver goods sold By him N any pat OF ths
OF carriage.
der. as lm-Od
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All WldLhs E0 . q lochez Tor 20
suit plrcalsers, BY CYRUS w. FIELD, Importer of
myl 2w Wire CIoih. Feldng, kc- &c. B1riin g.sip.
tHOS WARE HOUSE, l2l Gre-uwich-sL-K.rry
reese Sampson, SUCCESSORS SoofnAn Ion nsoo,
Ayes Co.. Importers, and dealerB Swed sd R,ss And
cps sh iron oss SKIP, bost AID rosl sur-. ye
all Aincs- t21 SIN.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruc--st n
w Y.-Messrs. BARTOL, DE MACSf co. would
pecully call the attention Of country merchants snd The
pubic IN general he superior stock Of window shades
varying IL prices from 81 Is $50 pair s27 3m
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
RErALED At WHOLESALE PRICES.
V'HE So BSCRlBER has JUST received splendid assort-
men Of Watches which will De retaied The follow
Ing unprecedented low prices
Full Jeweed Cod Lever, from SO 10 $50
Gold Leppes silver IS" IS
Silver 10 " Is
ALL WATCHES SOLD AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
~srren,ed 10 perform well or the money returned.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE with Mr. Wui-
a Gaoe who having been engaged for zine years In The
Asna actoes n Europe 10 acknowledged
10 s one OF We best Watch Reparers IN me County and
viii devote his whole attention TO thsi branch.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, MUSICAL Bones AND JEW
ELhf repaired II lhr best IL the lowest prices
Trade work promptly done reasonable t-rms
j. T. WILLiSTOS.
DEALER HIG.caei Wholesale and Retli!,
2of Sueod No. CortLanGst (up ItairsJ cor Breaf=sy
NEW APPARATUS FOR EvAPoRATING
y STEAM-The subscribers are COW prepared 10 sup
- ply orders for their Improved Evaporstor.
This apparatus VIII be found OF great value for
eeHihns solutions Of me various chemical salts
making extracts OF dye woods heang oils for prrinc son
csans Iarpennr, and IN short fr every operation OF
hea1g eGsporang concentrating liquids wherein l. is
desirable 10 use thr heat o. steam raior' Har are II
vvaporses with rapidly than any apparatus ever
before constructed AS evidence OF rs excellence IL
only necessary 20 s,e hal lse lair o. he American In
saiu- L received %. premiums OF gold medal and sve
cup af oHe o; Inc i've Eost valuable Inventions e1oec
hat year. JAMES J. MAPES, Consulting
WILLIAM 4 cox Engineers,
mis- 2svSm. No. us ChAIno-r-L N--= York
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List Of Letters Remaining in the NY. Post Once,
Saturday, May ?:

List Of Letters Remain
saturda,
~ Phase sa<s.soa th<
orc eGoztseS. LADI1
Arnold, Hannah G
Asmus, JOsnDns
AnkDip, Elizabeth 5
Austin, Mrs DAVID
I Adams. Msy
Armstrong, &rs
I Anderson. Csibarlne
Appleton. Hannah
Hmrmour, Mrs Nathan
! Baxter, Cs'o,lne
E.rry. Mrs (Molt-sI)
Barrett, Brid.et
Exrrett. Eliza
Brand en-, surAn
Barns, Eliza NJ
Bradley, Miss II
Ball, Eliza
Bird, John A
Blllin, mrs Joseph
Brown, Mary
Brown, a 7
Brown Ann
Brown, Sophie
Brown L.Zsr
BloodgoOd. Mrs
Boyle. Bridget
Boyington, Z II
Buckley. Aon
Burr,li, Mary
Butter. Nancy
Burt, Bets-y 3
Bryan, Mrs Thomas
Byson, Mary
Canadian, Bird get
Carrie, Cathn y Rossonan
Cxrty, Mary
Clayten, Julia
Cain, Sarah AnD
Carroll, Anna r
Cariin, Mrs Broadway
Clabchy, Mary
CslAghhn, Cstharine
Clarke, JsiDe or Rooney
Caaoope. Margaret l.
Calisu. Mary
Carroll, Mrs NJ
Caldwell, Ellen
Cheney, Ann 3
Chfisty, Eizabeth
Cru, 10, Mrs (Cannon-sD
Cisco. ? arihsnen
Cii-dsey, A Il
Coogsn, Bridget
Cooper, Mary
ColIum. Msfy twidow)
CorInica. Catherine
Cowau, Bridget
Cowan, Margaret
Courtney. Z. A
Cornell, miss (Csnal st)
Combs, Alice
Cook Lucinda
Cruu ger. r.
Condor, Margaret
Curtain, elizabeth
Cullen, Susan
Cunningham, Mary
Cummiskey, Mary
Davidson, Eliza
Dairymir. MRS hou-sp
DAILY, Miss (Mulberry-sl)
Drake, Chloe
DHvignon. Mrs
Daily. Rachel
Dsver, Mrs
Divine, Katharine
Doughsrly. Mary
Dopn.Ily, Mi.s Aun
DowBey, Margaret
Duffy, Bridget
Dusenbury, Ann q
Dy.lsmap, Aimira
butcher, Harriet +
Evans, Hannah l..
El~ln, Eliza J.
Ely-ndOrf, Alinira r.
Enignt, Mary
EdmoDdr, Cslharine
Everett, NJ. 4.
Eaton, Sarsh C.
Emhler. Martha It.
franklin, Lady
FrancOiuetir, Mrs.
Fellows. Ann
Felix, Margsrc,ha
Firderie. Madame
FHZpstrick. Elizabeth
field, Emma
Ford +. a.
Gnte;y, BOn0rn
Gray, Margaret
Cray. Sarah
@ -udy, Mary
Grear, Ann
Gibson, Mary Ann. g
Griffin, Mrs tCherry.si.)
Goldsmith. Mary Ann
0ut,erson, NJ. j.
HnrriS, Mnrlhu
Hamilton. Mrs. /.
Hssadorn. MaPdsliu
Ilarvay, Mrs. (Pilt.s,)
Hart. Ann (OrHpge-st)
Hanks, Mrs Joseph
Hall Huonhh
HHrw oud, Mira.
Iisrding. R-hecca NJ,
Hece'iy, Mary
Heaviland, Emeline
Heath, Ca,harinc r.
Herrln, Ann
Hearnc. Hannah
II erhu. Mary
Hewett, Laura A.
Heary. Margaret
Higgins, Miss
Higgins, Sophia A
hilibrandt. Mrs G.
Hilton, & C.
Hicks, Mrs. VIM
Horr, Anna. 2
Howard, Susan Z
Hoyi, Madame Henry
Horton. Jane
Holt, Mary
Hoy,, Mary Colby
How .. Mary
Hurlbert, Polly
Hall, Lydia
Hunt. HELEN A
Irwin, Mary Ann
jackson, Airs.
johnson, Eliza
Iessel, Mrs Edward
Jay. Matilda
Kelly, Alice
k1arny, Miss L
kearney, Ann Jane
X sruey, Mary
King, Sliza
Knox, Mary Jaue
L. axe, Susan
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