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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-10
RON SEJOJTR


THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
his house. Bergen Point open for public accom-
co%mod.,ioa hotel the Jersey side has long de
new rooms and other important additions. $50
rant shrubbeIy charming walks. agreeable drives and plea
SAINT boating the place viii challenge competition with any
summer be provided with suits Of
their choice Fish Of almost every variety abound the
. and he nsghSoas wood. are mot deficient nEams
stop; a. hs LENDING T. front Of the hS1s four time. as
In fine ali 1ers customer. and Sosrders NAV be-
that pains will spared make the place the
DXNIEL W. LOCKWOOD
The Ps;aie for Newark leaves the foo, Of Barclay
The Port Richmond boat leaves pier No at IT, ~ and
O'Clock. Al Port Richmond there will be boats attend
ance to convey passengers and land them the house.
HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS.
vINHIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT having under.
the reception Of Boarde the first Of May under the d.
Of the hotel for the last three The
principal rooms have been newly capeed aud the whole
will be spared the present proprietor make his
comfortable y every way terms &c address the
mi im.r THOMAS MEINELL.
EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE
THIS splendid Hotel has been lately reited and furnished
u the most complete and eleyan. BY Me..rs Jack
public will open for the reception Of guests The expert
sacs OF Craas.on s host Of the Pavilion and
M " Hseaans h9s B. q. and 4 S
the Entaw will be kept The location the best in the city
The Pavilion Rockaway L. l., will remain under the
charge Of Mr. Cranston, who, during the months
will be happy to see his old friends at this avori,e
terIng place a29 Im@r
SION HOUSE,
T. r n q TT r.
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FIRST CONCERT
THURSDAY KY E wi s1fss o. ,a,h MAY,

THURSDAY KY EVENINGS wi g1fss o. u,A MAY,
ApoLLo {, ! SALOON.
They will be assisted by several eminent Artists.
Further particular. hereafter.
and their residence s Broaday mys is
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.-GRAND FES-
TIVAL CONCERT.
sEs:Ss.y
%
the Of suitable sdi6es 70, mg.ic. purpose.
i an event Of the for the % OF
ali vocal and string Instrument perf9mes who eomps
s
For further particulars future advertisements.
snIst..,.L At THE APOLLO c sALoos.
S fs.$y My ~ gss s1say ;y
TSi s::s:y NY i fA FHSss d fM
ss .i May @
0S nSs a :" ' JAMES l. ENSIGN. Secretary.
CrhS
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing June md At
S mys smsTc H'-N' WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
ORATORIO OF THE MESSIAH.
THE Public respectfully informed that the Anniyersay
Ds e. Fl
of the MESSIAH Will be performed by universal
The principal solo will be sustained by the most dis
tinguhed Vocssts the CITY Further particulars will be
furnished in a subsequent advertisement. my7 &c
TO VOCALISTS, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRl-
CAL PROFESSION.
VIZ CORBYN, Manager OF the Swiss Bell Ringers, re-
w specially informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical professions that he will have ms engage
travelling musical professor band CON-
pany talent about to travel
Having completed his second tour throughout the United
States the Caada Texas, and the Island OF Cuba, during
which he has visited every section Of those countries
and acquainted with those details and
statistics and useful to travellers
be believes that his services will prove advantageous to any
party with whom he may engage. - =,
Letters addressed to W. Corbyn Manager Of the Swiss Bell
Ringers care Of Sol Smith, ESQ., theatre, st. Louis, Mo-
mailed May 10TH and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention at that time. alS tire
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Successor 10 DR.. WIN. II. Minor.
NB.-Merchants particularly requested to call and
anime this article now prepared as to quality quantity
appearance and price. IL canne be beathe splendid
label, from steel plate engraved by Messrs swdon
Wright Hatch far exceeding thing Of the kind before
the public. ms Imsr
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TO THE TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR TRADE,
ECONOMISTS FAMILIES HOTEL KEEPERS,

y. SOOII OO.,
No IS NASSAU STREET. CORNER OF JOHN.
HAVING purchased the first lot Of he new season.. Teas
possessing that richness Of flavor so generally combined
and 60 rarely optsned oner Wholesale retail
Or &. sSd B.ss Tea. Of the quality
such to be imported twenty years son IT, ,orL
Coffee Sugar. &c. need no comment, they are selected Of
s. SCOTT Co also supplied with stock of f,e.b
variety and flavor. y s'ea'
All Goods bought viii be delivered within 1--WE miles Of the
city free OF charge And all orders from the country win en-
selected BY the parties Themselves.
mo I'm m - = 49, .i isi -,
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Schools.
MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHOOL.

THIS popular Institution. ~ Broadway, and
extending through CFUsby--- VII reopen on Non
day he 5.s Under Ae G.oSt favorable auspices ne
additions winch render i1s complete perhaps
for e ccEUrt al convenience Of The pupil tAs- a!iy
other the aiaG Ibis vicinity. The IcUG-
trent!srGeI Department W.. ee Conducted by Professor
r L Cook Principal. gentleman OF great literary &C
Wee Principal, s1G tive ether competent ard expert
enced t.acAer TIE Young LadIe- eF8Tules; 5 sisl
II cAarEe Of Miss Mary y Bean whose high ulorsl char
scer aad eminent Success teaching sufficient guar
hary persons wishing place tdeir aa she-> u 81 N
s.,uor yStsra :h-i- mental AID nora :sce- may be
The most -a9v improved. MIS- Beaa assisted by Mss
Crsry Wee Principal and va ot5e! efficient teachers
II aL.t!ou 70 he UsIs English branches LS;in FRENCH
Drawing sl1 No-.l Stcs:c auztt Il tbs School.
There lew vlcaG, seats each pepai.E lani which
NAV De ne4 by early application 10 TIE Principals, or
either CT he Scaoo. ConlTitse- T.. INGALLS,.
Secretary School Committee.
New YORK A.. o. 1875 sui. S:avvtSlst
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The LATE FIRE At LAPRAiRIE-.At a meeting
lately held at Montreal take into consideration the
propriey o: raising subscription for the relief OF the
sufferers By this fire Committee Of nifty appointed
10 solcit subscriptions, and $3.50 subscribed by
thirteen individuals present.
FUNERAL or A COLoRED PREACHER At The
sourH-The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel OF the LIST
inst says One OF the largest funeral professions we
ever witnessed numbering upward Of 500 persons, Of
our colored population passed through streets yes
,erday in paying the las, sud tribute OF respect to Jacob
Walker colorcd clergyman. who had Tor many years
oicated as pastor OF OF the African churches OF
this city.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.



We continue observations the state Of the
crops both IN Europe and this country.
EyGLASD.-l letter from Liverpool dated July 3.
says OF the English apple crop Our apples iaYe this
ye been very much injured and in parts there
viii be hardly any TO be gathered The may be
said OF other parts OF Europe, whence wc have SIM
iarhccounts Of the prevailing epidemic among the iFu
NEW BRUSswfcK.-Th weovil has once more
introduced itself in sections In some instances
the farmers brought TO the alternative OF moving
down their wheat without reservation
CASADA-Symptoms Of the Rot have again been
manifested in the Potatoes though not yet to very
skanins extent. The Hay crop is immense, and
hardly be sold any price except when the roads
bad 81 per ton will be the average price in these parts
until next summer. The Wheat Harvest is also abund.
ant more than AN average Oats and Peas light and
Potatoes VIII be uncornmonly scarce and dear.
;oyyEcIlcUT-The Potato crop, in many parts,
y-rticularly in the Harrington Valley suffering Sc
..tcly.
New YoRK.-In Monroe Co. the probability is
the Wheat crop will fall short fifteen bushels
hundred compared with former years. This is
partly attributed to the fact that the berry well
hlled anticipated, and partly very destructive
little which eats out the middle OF the kernel
leaving it nothing but chat 1t i. ead that tho
Corn crop that region will be greatly injured by the
drouth
MAnYLASD.-Thc farmers of the Eastern Shore
Counties OF Maryland, in great fear OF their Corn
crops account of the long continued drouih.
NORTH CAKoLIsA.-The promise Of the growing
Corn cropis greater than was ever before known in
that quarter.
GEoRoIA.-The prospects of the Sea Island Cot
crop in Gynn county not very good the recent
rains having caused the plant to run TO weed and the
lower boIs generally dropping On Cumberland
Island the caterpillar made its appearance about three
weeks since, and the work of destruction is rapid
ly progressing, The Provision crops good and Will
afford an abundant yield.
FLoRIDA.-ln the lower parts OF Florida, where
the prospects, three weeks ago good, the recent
rains have had the elect the Cotton in Glynn
County. Geo.
MIssIssIrri.-Tho Cotton looks pretty well, and
should the season this be favorable the crop
may be heavy. 1t is better on the sandy than on the
river and canc-brakc land.
LouisIASA.-Tho accounts received from Red
River quito dscouraging for the Cotton planter the
improved prospects having vanished on the appearance
OF the caterpillar Apprehension i, felt lost the visitation
shall become general throughout the Cotton.growinc
region
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TaE BoDT OF WYATT SroLrS.--Considerab!
excitement was created in Auburn on "Wednesday ey
me disappearance from the jail Of the body CT Wyatt
who was hung Monday II subsequently discov-
cred that the body had been taken from the jail 10 the
state Prison. and put in barrel Upon learning This
iacI considerable crowd assembled. and threatened
pretty strongly to take the body by force. The difficulty
Gently buried
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General \ Offices.


IT, Agave Amcricnnn.-The subscribers are happy
inform their friends and the public that The great American
Aloe is again covered with second crop OF flowers, In
tiers peTsed with many hundred perfectly formed plants and
seed vessels which have every appearance OF maturing
The flower y feet high and - inches IN circumfe
renee. Open from A. NJ. 10 10 T. NJ. Admittance u.
cents H0;.hou-e grapes of the best quality during the
season DUNLAP & THOMSON,
aus Wv SecdsIuen and florists 635 Broadway.
r. Commissioner for Connccticut.-The sub
scrber Is authorized TO lake proof OF the ackno"Iedg
nent O. deeds and all writings under seal; and 10
me witnesses and take dispositions 10 be read IN the
courts oi Connecticut where they Will be held good and
available as ii made by officer resident N that STATE
J. D. WHEELER,
aul8 lw- Au'y and Counselor al Law, Taamany Hall
~ For Boston vim Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer Cleopatra Capt Williams, Will leave South
side OF Pier No. North River every Monday "dnesaHy
and Friday p VI connecting with The cars at Ayns
Point imy5Gl CALEB PRATT, Jr Conductor
~ Practical Psychologists and Puoiishers-
FOWLERS = WELLS, lSl Nassa2-st Once nourI from
O'Clock A. IS. To 10 P NJ W. SIN
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APPOINTMENT Gov Skunk has appointed Hon,
uorcu,r ii,huy, a. President Judge Of The pls,tie;
of Alcshcny vice Hon H. g. Gfier. appointed associate
Judge OF tho g. g Supreme Court Judge Hepburn "a.
been for some ,iine Associate Judge OF thn ,"e ~
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NO. CARROLL-PLACE. Bieecker-s- New York.
respectfully Announces 70 her friends and The public that
school viii reopen. Tor e reception OF her pupils.
Monday the 5th September. ls+5 sui7 I'm
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Capt. Walker is lying dangerously i'll at Mata
moro7. Sickness among the Volunteers is increasing
In Il conversation which our informant had with
Col. Tviggs he (the ColoneD remarked ihat the last
shot IN The M1icGR TIdr had been fred This IS more
evidence indirect true, that Peace has already
been conquered
The schooner Delaware, loaded with coal for the
navy on the 9th parted boh chains and ashore
on Padre lsand-vcsse! and cargo tota! loss.
The brig Orleans Of and bound TO this port,
struck on the bar going out, with pilot on board.
shipped her rdder aud ashore the North break
She had board sixty Louisiana volunteers all OF
whom saved the vessel went to pieces the next
night
On the 3Oth ult. at Burrita. member OF Capt
McIntoshs company OF Louisiana Volunteers named
VIM. Overton stabbed another Of the company named
King, who died Immediately. Oycron made his escape
~ O. Delta
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II 0DNl TO I,ET,-A handsome. well furnished roor,
III N. be had A. 5l2 Broadway, the second door, with
brraast and tea required. with SINAI! private family
,y6.r, there are no children. au2l ST.
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.-ains, the majority report where he said End .
Isrambua;.a- vagsbonds in Court, and u p.!a.5U
s-inr ya-abonds another Court and defended the
proposition TIA; all the Judges should 20 through he
state in turn go that could KNOW wnat Judge
would Y, Ms cause Were not te present Supreme AID
Circuit Court. perc-Gbuletory' Were the Judges
therefore vaszbond=
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The STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION At PITTSBURGH
The Pittsburgh Commercial journal OF the th has TIE
following. from correspondent al EcheeSport the vi
lose ncaE which the accidcn, occurred
II Inquired OF the Engineer [Mr. David Fleming
OF the Dispatch) how he accounted &c! the accident
when he ,rAakly acknowledged that ne had been fully
OF deficiency OF IN the boilers ior sors
hours before the accident
The following -" LIST Q; the injured al present as,
ccrtaincd
William Mcclure and Thomas Kelly. o; Elizabeth
John hccnaH OF West Elizabeth, passengers wounded
sauc Hutchinson. (ooyl OF Wns; Elizabeth passenger
badly .ea!ded and cut Lows Posscc from near No
nongahea City, passcnsrF very much Sca!dcd DAME!
Muloy fireman. very severely scA!dod
q, crew arc missing Ihe Captain. Nj John Nelson. OF
V,noreahcla civ. IA we'll the Engineers aud Pilot
escaped uahart
RS We earn that Lewis fraFc' Ia dead We also
-, 49,, r.,,n,a, Ery ia not 40 much injured a, was
a, ira, tupposed samuel hutchinson ana p"h'ei Ma
Icy arc considered In danger
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DOARDING-One two single gentlemen can be SC
ID ccmmoiated with rooms aud board in private family
where children IN pleasant part OF tho ih
Ward. addressed to o. a. and left 81 this office
viii b. attended 10. au2l Sts
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, al 12S FCLTOH-ST. (Saa
L Budingl Persons wishing subscribe have only 70
send their rales 10 the ONCE Terms cents week bt
mail, - year, 81 IN advance. ano IN
- r. DAYEY, Attorney and Counselor 4, Law, Bur.
-. lnston, Vermont
Messrs & Il J. Bussisc,
HORACE GREELEY, ESQ. ~ '
GEORGE w.RRES, ESQ Albany,NY
6. Srow, ESQ.
L. u: D. KIscsLAsD, Keesevile, MY.
Msncheser, Feirhaven c4steon, Burlington othsr
towns in Western Vermont irl5 ka.vJrn
TYPE At REDUCED PRICES.
GEORGE BRtcEs s, CO. lsp Sos2 u 49, ID '"4
IJAvE on hand good STOCK Of their wei,kno Flint.
meta and most accurate workmanship which they will sell
al low prices for cash. aid al ths following for approved
Pqtps 80 cents Nonperel at.......ss cents
Small Plea cents Agate cents
Long Primer cents Pearl ......-.......Sl ~
Bourgeois 20 cents Ornamental letter IL proper.
Bteyier. .....'...-... 70 % cent. uoH-
Aso Printing Presses Of all sizes and descriptions Ink.
Rronzee Csses Geeys Wood Types, Chaa-s Brass Rule,
Saaeria!, kaggiess new Printing Engine, prce s425,
which vii give 100 Impressions OF cap oio Ia an hour
s;nas Sse Gard caer. prcr So Paper Cutter,
Cor printers booh-o.nters, prsce 90
Orders promptly executed.
~ The type on wnich this paper IS printed from the
above foundry. "! ~
SAMUEL C0CKCROFT haying sod out al a bio
- right title aud interest the hrm Of CocHcro over
rud which as become vested n tie sEDscrosf Inc Yuoc
are respectfully informed that the hr Is dissolved tnf
that business VIII II future be conducted ~ ne sub
'c saz! i "a 10 % A-'- -s JOHN A r ovERESD
HANGING PAPER.-A .sfge assortment On hand Of
f1wh!ge green blue and common brown Also, any
quality, width thickness, made TO order vAHn ale"
tays notice a. The lowest E1anDfacrGrers prices, BY
iv25 I'm, GAUET & DERRfCKSON. lSs south-st
THE BULLS AND BEARS Cnited.-They both
gr-e az to ire I1cr,- OF our W a.5t Shower Bath tnd
what I. Lille remarkable both are buyers al Inc same
price Wa.eroomsi - MG.ceuaae, where tvyenty diter
SUPERIOR GOLD PENS, Diamond Point, with or
Cyy!thog, holder very low prices oy The dozen SIM
gle one by FRANCIS LOUTREL,
aus I'm Msrafacturers. II Ns.den-ane.
STEAJI POWER TO LET-In seperste apart
N the large fire proof buildings Sos 80 and 90 We
.ey-sL Inquire o. The Engineer the premises Of W.
2 Snediksr 1t AID rs Attornsy-sI ana tT-
STEAM POWER-steam Power 10 lei, from 5 % 50
- Horse Power Apply a. The cornsr Of 2h-st AID 10th
venue tSo SIN.
DOAT BOARDS-70g0 feet 10 cedar ooai boards
DAppiyto WARRINGTON RICHARDS,
zrI7 iw No. 2l2 Water-st
4 MESS LOW-PRICED Foo.eeps AID Lettef,-
AFor sale By JOHN CAMPBELL co.
aul5 In 10 and III Nas.eG-.t
RLkNAP q BABCOCk aA'e removed 70 ~ 30 -
A MERICAN PATENT VICES, corner Broad and
"A Beavsr-Sneruan. ArTeter Co. Agents iT nc &c, 70
I-n;ee offer for sale superior erc.e OF American ~
assorted patlsrns and stzes
DIG LEAD-Pig Lead and Bs. LEAD; FOR sale nj nj
nc IR0N.-l0o tons BuIPs Bridge. No e; Iais 0y
tSAG nno.' JOSEPH TUCKEHAAN, g WesEsI
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O'Clock a. VI. 70 ~ r Nj l'-7'''
GREAT SALE Q; Dry Coods-The subscribers have
VI purchased OF - Es=lgnees a stock OF $1,000 dollars
sale cash. in the shortest possible time This stock
comprises the entire assortment OF large obbas and re-
tai house OF our Western cities, and Tor varieties
Is sale va commence II our sore,6o Grant-s. 4nc-
ton OF East BToadwayo Monday Angus 18th and con
tlnue from day 10 day, I'LL The whole be disposed Of
Those who would End object 10 purchase, al great
reduction from the manufacturing 10 say nothlng OF
,vnoass snc retail poS. should moi lei THIS rare oppcr-
tunity psss un!r.pruved.
g. Dealers IN dry goods Peddlers. Tailors and Mill.
nT aus sI i% g BRlGGS REMsES 80 Giaad.;
THE PATERSON SILK FACTORY is coz,
aay manufacturing Tram orgaak.ae and .aTgs skea
quality SILK f0' Fringe, Gimp and Coach Lace
Orange and White Floss manufacturers Of Tweeds
Embroidery Sl!k Eor Shavls. Scars &c
Floss SA FOR lettering and iyns lie ends OF e-oshs aud
other piece goods ~, ~, .t, No. -
papers or bundles O: loo sk-i-s eecl.
GcGi!emens Plain and Fancy Cravsis OF any style, %
poke, handkerchief. plain white six or printed
Waste 10 make spun Six FOR weaving, &c.
The s5ove for sale a. Factory pElce, orders for eay
1[S sSS 5 St 60 90 -- sHApTER III Fea.l..
ERANKIIN SAYS Keep .he head cool and the
inc wind and ws;er iror The bottoms o: doors THIS
fic inserted INTO - lower al OF The door, goes down
.l-ts Il opens
Tbav ~. healthy because the u-dercErtelt Of e which
-s-or b.. warmed By ARTIFICIAL MEANS excluded tEey
g. comfortable because tle feet are warm - any pa-i OF
-, oori ;hev economical because mere = 10 eXces
- Rrrv Of cold admitted and o. coarse lees fuel
c,ileG 10 keep warm Price - - per door ~tice
.11,Grs pI,,... IL Manufactured by JOHN FRASER,
sTsf S.r No. Ch2.Aa1r-se1are, New-fork
nTG IRONS ions Elk Greek Va Charcoal Pig Iron
IONS Rear Garden Va Charcoal Pig Iron. assorted
Nos sssi >A SaERMAS. ATwATER co No S. Broad-s
GR0TON WARM AND COLD BATHS, FOR
1 f1irs ard Gentlemen, corner Q: East Broadway and
c,ss~ra.t P.ce per bath Il. c-ats, except Sstcr
scd Sundays which days me 2r!es vi De 10: ca
ca y. :. - So Z :. KETCHiM
---GRT NDSToNES.
n-rwcAsTLE GRINDSTOSES Iusi received per ship
$vvsssf. tom Newcastle; Nora Scotia Grind and Wa
- go. frcr, sean.a's Quarry Tow i.ding per schz
i ,.s; For saIe by FORSYTH LABAGH,
sn4 In
------TE THE TORPEDO.
,,,,rtT,S ,eyrf- ;-rned Torpeco, Electro Magnetic
.h,-. NAV ruw be seen Il operation a. the oE5ce OF
~ s.5-se American, iss Fuiion-e- (SCn Buildings
- 49,, nav be ha. beautifully finished. Printed tirs
tnna accompany MEM - -
YSSyTLOPE PAPER-A m; s.sortsae5i, for sale By
L, 49,. Nv CYRUS w FIELD, Burtns-slP-
-,pnwtRE PAPER-Au SECS .ad taiIkaess,
HIS ,.is BY CYRUS v. FIELDS b5.aas@IP'
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sEw-YoRE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, Al 12S FCLTON-ST. (Sap
L Budingl Persons wishing subscribe have only 70
send their names the Office. Terms cents week. By
mail, - year, 81 in advance. snb I'm
= F. DAYEY, Attorney and Counselor a, Law, Bur
Y Iinsro Nevu
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Boarding. aRo Gotels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

TWO LARGE PARL0RS aud Bedrooms to lot
1 with or bout Board, situated In Wiliamsburgh On
the OF he River. commanding view oi NewYork
Civ Brooklyn and INSTRUMENTATION not surpassed by
NJ u Srr1,ce.st au2O lws
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DILES.-DITCHETT'S Spanish Specific for the Piles
has been celebrated 40 years in this city ~ wants no
pu;ng ithas cured Of thousands and can be pur
rha-.d Al hi. house % RooseyesL and Of his Agents
Kelly lUI Fuonst P. Merkle, 3ss Grsnd-sL A Mcleod
4n3 Hudson-st IL T. Kersted 529 Broadway and Of Mrs
HAYS tSa Eutnn-st Brook lvn. !. J. -n6 5~'
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S.HOWER BATHS-For sale the low price Of %
certs and upward; also supply hand os spongiEg
bshs nip be-hs FOO, tubs and large bathing tubs Don
zasss Paeni Iron Punps lead pipe, kc &s for sa7
81 WIN. WEST, lS3 Rudsou-st lraySo Smj
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ID observation-disclosures and rsnsienL-Mrs, Dunlap,
ID ste No. p-ystl prepared 10 accommodate lam,
lies and individuals Broadway, Grand
and Canns with pleasant and good board on
.onsbIr terms lyliu
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THE PILES "A cure for life secured .-Dr Up
hams Inerna! Remedy ol The cure OF Piles The pege-
table Pile Electuar invented by Dr. A uphnm dis,in
gushed physician OF city, Is the only really sue
cess remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint
the Piles, offered to the American public.
The Elecmary contains Mineral Medicine, no f!oe',
ColocuG Ggulbos other powerful! and irritating prrgs
tive No fear OF taking cold while under It's Influences no
change in diet necessary II taken according 10 directions
a cure for IJe Is GUARANTEED
Proprietors Office l96 Bowsry Sold wholesale ana 10
Z, nm
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C,uSDEIIERS, Carde.sbra Lamps Gas Fixtures,
4 uLAssrrETHOMAS CRANE BANKS would inform tho
.Ie,nd The former customers Of Couthouy Neycrs,
pa be continues the old stand opposite The Tabernacle,
sse agency Of tho sty celebrated manufacturers, Il W.
Hooper Co be ofrrs the superior articles Of her manu-
f.cture great reduction from the price Of leo
r,,tIir .rs irvit.d To az amino tyI6 VT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

DOARDISG-A gentleman and his wife or Two or
I'D three gentlemen be accommodated with pleasant
and board No. FlrstsL four doors East OF tho
Bowery. nGl9 wv