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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
DTRIIC ADMINI-TRATOR,sO dis-. No. J Ma.

nIHIIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u = NO. I'a'
suC-Souee "a hereby given % he relatives and nsx
ofin Of JAMES BERGAN native oflresnd deceased and
alleged 10 Rave died irtests,e, that snail apply 70
the sufrogss Z The City and County Of Newt ora Tor
L.tsr. OF Admn.son spoa the estate q ne SAID nies
iss on he h Gay d June sex a. en o'clock 10 ne lore
roou Dated NsW-Yors. May p, 1877.
JAMES :. THAYER, Public AdninisirsIor.
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~ PTESTT ENTF of a. order Of The Surrogate Of The
Corrtv ~ Ne,vYOk notice i hereby gwen % all per-
sors having claims against HANNAH MCslER, some
ras called rosner Or Moshier, late OF The city OF New
Yorh decrased to present the ssme With the vouchers
hereof 10 the subscribers atihe Office 0fN enne Hugh
,op No az Wast In the City Of NewYofk or before
H. 81 dsy Of December nexl-Dsted NewYork, the li
a. =, I,yIe ~ LEWIS NOslFR Admins
T. lsw6n GILBERT :. HUGHSON,S usiors-
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yrSIIk !. R-s X Rkkc are nOs manufacturing Al
,h.ir .,rp.iv, works 2oi and rs Nser-st pew and
-,S snor srics Of Lead Pipe Which hey EEL sss1r-d
~ 49,, hs,rsr ,sii.fsctcn nhsn any YET offered 70 Al
Insst-.o ppbie All sixes and weights OF Snevi Lssd
.ansssSsly ca hand. THOMAS, OTIS, LIZ kVr %
-,xlT lraa
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Es<s rs>,.f,t< pposiuon FOR ALBANY and ntefllolt
o,s Place Fsre 90 cents -Bresk'ss' "'
dinner hoard. - IL.
Frou he pier foolo Wsrrenst touching Hammond y t
The new and elegant steamer KO3Ek NlLLlANsl
Capt A. Degroo,, Tuesday 4 ufsdsJ and ssDfaSy'"
half past O a. NJ -, :.
Pos passage OF light freight apply board the hos ~
10 GEORGE DOLSON, Al the once,
~ WArFensL corner OF Wssts
yr- An persoa, are forbid trusting the shove bost %
-, -, a. ox,sr. myH
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF me
County of New York. Notice Is hereby given 10 All per
,ons having claims against William Ecgson, late OF the city
OF New gentleman, deceased, 10 present me same
with The vouchers thereof TO the subscriber AZ he office OF
Howe No 81 Merchants Exchange, IN The city Of New
Yors on or before the sh day Of july neXt-Osed New
York the tih day OF January 1871
h Isu,sn ELIZABETH FpGSON Execulrix.
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but rather the ground that more favorable month
oi March and sowing is scarcely remembered In
TINS country aud should these frest hopes be realized
We believe that the overwhelming supplies Of the sum-
mer ana autumn will conduce to depression prices
inc more intense from their previous elevation which
NEITHER fresh alarm about the potato crop the re-
puted remissness Of the Irish cotter in the
MS land will be able, sensibly TO mitigate
Fiour reached the lowest price the Goth ut when
westerns were largely sold at 36s per Dbl They rallied
since 70 Sss and 3gs and close at 37s per Dbl buyers
and os Cd to 3es sellers Indian was lowest on the
So.n % wnen white could have been easily obtained at
45s and yellow United States at l6s TO AIS ner onarer
sce then there has been demand at an i'm.
PIoEemen OF Is TO 5s Or and prices of white close
1T fs 10 oos and yellow at sos to per quarter Indian
meal nad been sold as low a3s per Dbl and has since
10y ahced 10 BIS Cd to 25s per barrel Wheat and ali
S,, inscriptions OF grain have been much depressed
% wheat Is worth los cd to per bushel of 7Obs
ne closing prices exhibit fall from the highest point
- per barrel on flour Is Cd per bushel wheat 25s
meal. CpoTI tbpS.vyNcI>rs , ."
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rally are invited to attend the funeral this Tuesday
afternoon, from the above residence at o'clock with
out further invitation Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery
Suddenly, on Monday evening the Sd instant, ABIJAH
SANDS, in the 10th year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock, from 3i4 Third
street Lewis street, without further invitation
JgJ- Sing Sing and White Plains papers please copy.
In Cumberland county NJ C., on the l4th ut john
ELLIS in the Goth year Of his age native of England
but a resident of this country for 70 years.
At Buffalo, the Goth ult., Mrs. MARGARET X. Sr.
JouS widow Of the late Gamael St John in the 10Th
year Of her age. Mrs. st. j. prominently distin-
guished and may be considered historically identified
with the growth and progress of Buffalo. She a
woman of the old revolutionary stamp At the time
Buffalo burned by the British during the last war
the house of Mrs St j. the only saved from the
flames She was then widow with number of Young
daughters dependent upon her for support on the
officer in command of the enemys forces learning this
from her own lips he placed guard around her dwell.
ing to protect it from injury.
At Detroit, on Sunday afternoon, the 25th ut at 3
o'clock after short but illness, Capt RoBERr
WEATHEnLEY, II. NJ formerly Of Newcastle T yne
England, in the 10th year Of his age.
DR.. d. A. PARSELL, generally known Throughout the
Western and South Western States as popular public
lecturer, died at Manchester, Michigan April 22d He
had been delivering of lectures and died quite
suddenly of hemorrhage Of the stomach.
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPHIC.

PHrLADELrAiA, May STOP NJ
we have received Baltimore and New Orlsaps dates
up TO Monday They contain no later news from the
army
MeConas, in his district leads about thre. half th.
counties heard from
large hre occurred few days ago in Grimm Oeor
gia by which fourteen valuable stores were oon.,,,.a
with their contents and nearly the whole town va, IA
sroyed The lose fans extremely heavy On the inb.h
tants.
Sales Of Howard Street flour ut SO rs; City MIN. &,
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AMUSE NTo.

DARK THEATKE-Tuesdsy Evening, MAY a win h.
i performed the Tragedy Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr. FORESTS Errington, Mr. Barry' Walter, Chanfau Nah.
meokee Mrs. Abbott.
TO lude with the ofiNVlSlBLE PRIMO
The niante Furbond. Mr. A. AndTews Don Leander,
Hunt Apricotina; Mrs knight.
Boxes 81; PIT 80 cents; Gallery % cents
Doors open quarter 20 ociock-the performance will
commence prec sely quarter past =
ROwEItY 1HEATkE-A w JACKSON, froprieor-h
DE. STEVENS Stage Manager-Tuesjey Evening May
will be performed the tragedy Of tAZlO.Banca, Mrs
Shaw; Graid FARO, Mr. Neafe; Barolo, Mr. xsehe ~.
To conclude with the drama Of the LAST DAYS OF
POMPEIl-Arbsces Mr. Booth; Burbo Mr. Hadaway; Nydia,
Mrs Sergeant; lone. Mrs Booth.
Dress Circle, IS cents: Fit aud Gallery. l21s cents
Doors ga o'clock. Performance commences tIH
DALMOS OPLI,A HOUSE.-A CARD-Sig. s. BENZ.
DEIIl respectfully TO the patrons OF the Opea
and he public generally that his BENEFIT viii take Place
on Thursday Evening May 9Th with Donizets Opera L.
GA Di LAMMERNiOOR.
Between the acts Mile DINER from the Opera Of Paris,
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Weekly Report OF Deaths,
In the City and County q New York, from the 2hday Of

of
=, - April to the lst day of May, lSa7.
- Men 80 Women 10 Boys 90 Girls 49, Total $780,
,DIsEAsEs-Abscess, Apoplexy, 4; Asthma 3; Angns 1;
bleeding, Bleeding from lungs |: Burned Scalded, Il;
bronchitis u Cancer d Casualties CHI lera inantum Il
Consumption g; Gonvusons 81; Group 3; Cyanoss, il;
Concussion, Debility ~; Delrum Tremen a. Diarrhea
Dropy A. Dropsy the head, Dropsy the chest 81
Drowned p Dysentery g. Epilepsy, q Eryspeas 6; Fever
" feyer Bilious i Fever Intermittent. Fever ntanma
Is Il Fever rusIlsra 81 Fever Remitsent Fever Scar
tive Heart disease Of Hopping Cough 81 inflammation.
Inflammation of bladder /; Inflammation of BRAIN Al In
Illumination bowels 0; Inflammation of chest Inflammation
Of kidneys 2 Inflammation Of lungs, 32 Inflammation Of
Jaundice arasmus, 49, Measles 49, Old age Palsy,
Premature birth, 81 rheumatism, Scroula q Teething, 81
known, ,
AgeUuder year G5; to years. 81; To s. 80; 10,
20 10 to 90 ;20 10 go 4 30 TO 40 81 40 So 81 so
2 co to 70, III 70 to &c. 80 to co. /; 90 to 100, Il
known,6
CORN'S. b. ARCHER City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, NAV 3. i8i7,
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Affairs In Albany.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.



ALBANY, May g. 1871.
general bill reported for the incorporation Of
Bridge Companies.
Mr.. JoHNsoS, by consent brought in bill for the
peal Of the Excise law which bill objected to- on
motion to order IL to a third reading
MIR. LESTER gave notice that he would Tomorrow
move for the suspension of the rules with view Of
dering Mr. Johnson's bill to a third reading
The bill to compel railroad companies to relay their
tracks with heavy rails ordered to q third reading
The vote ON the passage Of the bill for a academy
IN New York, was re-considered and the bill RECON-
mted for amendment which disposition was agreed to
by its friends
The bill relative to connecting WAYS at crossings
was passed.
Inc Dill to amend the charter of the Merchants Ex-
Oh ange company in New York was reported
MI HARRIS brought in bill allowing defendant In
an action OF Islander or libel to give in evidence far as
regards any facts that may that the aleg
Cd SANDER is true or that it uttered pubhhed
under the belief that 1t true The jury to decide
upon the effect of such testimony the Justification
or mitigation
Mr. HARD brought in a bill for tho appointment of .
railway commissioner, which was reported back wit
amendments
The bill for free academy in New York, rs well as
the Judiciary bill, were further debated
Adjourned.
Assembly
ALBANY, May 8, ls47
The general manufacturing bill has been before the
House almost the entire session The clause for the re-
quirement Of onethird Of the stock Of these assoc
tons to be in the form of floating capital was struck
out An amendment then moved and agreed to-
requiring vote Of twohrds of the stockholders In in
teres to increase diminish the capital Of an nstitu
ton The bill was not finally disposed Of
The general insurance bill taken up and but little
progress had been made when the BODY adjourned
ALBANY, May 3-6P.M
NO boats have arrived to-day from west of shenecta
dy and we have nothing Of interest to send you
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Died..

On Monday the I'd instant after n short illness Ca
THaRINr, vile oil THOMAS Field, in the 27th year Of
her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respec tfu
1y invited to attend the funeral this Tuesday after
noon ut o'clock, from her late residence No 13 Elm
street.
On Monday the Sd instant, at | o'clock Aypnrr
OCoSvou. aged 80 years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral Wednesday, at 81 O'Clock from
his late residence II Courtland street
On sunday evening, May ,, at the residence OF her
father William Slater, No 93 Eighth Avenue Mrs
sAp,u WoRHtLI, wife Of John Worrall aged Al years
The friends % the family and the members OF Ney
York Division No OF the : Of T, and the order gene
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BaLriMoRr, May 2, ls47

BALTIMORE May 2, 1s47.
a Fins Rafn- Colonel Diron ~ Mtes-Tom Thumb
The viennoi~ Children, sc.
Since Saturday evening have had fine fall Of r"iu
the first for upwards Of month IL has cleared the a'-
uosphere and given 10 the face u nature bright ao
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ILLUMlNATIONs.-l0oo 900 varsgsss Lamps suitable for
The Illumination that is take place Friday Evening
tie Garden. FRENCH s. HEISER M Sc re
ILLUMINATION! ILLUMINATION .-Lafsy elite Ia
per same article that extensively used through
out the United States the illumination for Lafayette, and
~ the late illumlnaons Philadelphia Baltimore Sc &c
nsy are manufactured BY the same a. r. Persyssl
tey are the besthe cleanes-the safest and above all the
ensape article that be used for the occasion-he cost
For sale by C. POMEROY at Hollis Music Store; i56
fuoh ST. and by Turner Fisher, n Chatham street.
mi itsc
,ANDLEs FOR The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s. yuah, sons Co. have prepared some OF their patent
ner Candles Of the length, and in bundles Of
100 and upwards These candles will require attention
at.r ishiing, until the time of extnguishng They left
= s stores where supply viii be kept for sale
ipihser 20 al Broadway; Samuel Kip, 49, Broadway
s Sns psSg csl Brosdyay W. Gsesy 72 Broad
Daniel Hot cor Market aud Madison aud at their
store. 50 Fulton street. ut itssrc
tpa "a public house in the upper part OF the city
IN which the lodging department alone pays for rent,
and fuel besides profitable bar and oyster business
AS the location the best the city, and the business
lucrative desiring such opportunity will please
make early caton 100 Barclay street. where full
tlculars can be obtained my4 3ts
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SpMET,HINGS NEW NEW FOR THE LADIEs-MOpNT
~ EAGLE TRIPOLl.-A sample Of this truly remarkable
arice has been put hands have its tested
we have done participating in the common reluctance to
NEEDLE with the thousand different powders for polishing
purposes.
The geological character OF this mineral which is said TO
e vrgin Trpo being reported to quite remarkable
nave taken the trouble to satisfy ourselves aud find that It
Iy what pronounced to beuperior every other
eee brought into the market for furnishing all finished metallic
orglfS surfaces
This said to be found American bed Of disco.
10y ~ rare state OF purity aud PRONOUNCED BY biologists to
~ perfectly pure Trpo free from the Mica Cscareous
Ei.sth,, commonly united with the foreign Tripoli
As ms srucie seems destined dspiacc stone, whit.
,s and an other cleansing and polishing axeusfo which
community ~ constantly throwing away moneywe feel
liberty h invite the confidence of families. and other con-
.m, Of such articles, this Tripoli thing which may
rened on Tor It's uniformity in quality being
wbc h., but simple refinement Of that peculiar earth
ch mas been long known Tripol-and be.
hs earth has been found purer than before
either IN this country or Europe
From the high character OF the gentlemen compr,ng the
Ike Esgs Manufacturing Co.. and the rare excellence Of
nave lipoIi above spoken Of II would that this
article in their hands is destined occupy no consnptble
Agent, for this city. LONG SDIXVENPoRT, No. 10 Plat
hueet M 7tdltWrc
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HATS HATSI HATSI

HATS HATS HATS!
n KNOX, with his accustomed brevity, woud call n
1.-THE attention q bis friend, 20 his new styles -
Of SPRING FASHIONS which ready y, his store
No 1928 Fulton He would with his usual philanthropy
invite TO his establishment where they obtain
hats of unequal quality and at lower prices than any
other store in the city. a2o iwissr
az CONslGNEES per British bark KII.BY from
Mx%f Liverpool requested TO send their permits on
aboard, at Pier No; Q, North River, without del az
Al goods NOT ,mte i've days must be the pub
lie store w j T TArSCOTT, 90 South ~ nj
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VOUNG PHYSIC-ITS TRIUMPHS OR CHRONO
uHEKMALEACTS-By m.Turner, Esq, AM, MID

-. ,i AL tACIS-By VIM. Turner Esq, AM MD.
lue Health Commissioner Of New York.
isa collection Of in which the system OF medical
practice called Chonoherma lately promulgated in Lond
~ Hr dickson has been followed by favorable resultN
III compendium Of chrome facts which all ,hould
tlon.,-Tme sun. ~ ~
We are acquainted with Of the parties who have re-
ceived benefit under the chrome rmsl trestment-N
Globe ~ -
We welcome the novel and attractive system the pub
NC arena TO abide the scrutiny and verdict of the people
tiaz. Of the Union.
1T is mode Of treating diseases adverse bleeding and
drugsng and IN sons respects resembling perhaps
pbont ii, a y. az ~ @ ~ ~ uiopi MI bssevng
The term chrono-therma signifies time aud and
.eeeni time aud the proper degree Of temperature recover
seli We rejoice in thing which fair play
Wash away the dirt cool down the fever and give life its
chance. "-Boston Chronotype,
1t deserves the attention Of all who seeking information
NY. Tribune.
ssFor sale, price 81 cents, by WN II. GRAHAM Tribune
Buildings, New York ZEIBER 4 co, Phila.
IL Also--Dickson's Chrome Thermal System Of Medi-
cine-the only true and successful systempnce six shnxs
ne postage which 10 part Of the United States only
hiteen cents t.rc
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Assembly

ALBANY May 80 p. N.
No boats have arrived to-day from west of shenecta
dy, and we have nothing Of interest to send YOU
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AUCTION RavruCEs.
JACOB y. PI.ATT Amer

~,pocvrpv JACOB 9. PLATT Auet
~. WEDNESDAY ,h .th inst. at oock JACOB 8 PLATf will
se IN 's gs sale, 99m hrs, floor the auction ROOM
opened the shelves aud in good order Esren
China and glass wss making complete assortment 10 lots
at the auction room. mi tsc
T ARGE r SALE Of SILVER WARE. SHEFFIELD
Euslsh and American Aaniel aud Solar Lamps randoles
Gas txtues Chandeliers. locks, Vases, SC at 1855 Broad
May tth-A- FUTILE will sell as above al 10 o'clock
on the premises the balance of the stock of the late ardne
house irni hins goods offered auction this season con.
sisIns Of general variety Of superior articles imported eI
will be ready Wednesday morning and the goods eau be
examined I'LL the hour OF sale. mi st.rc
Nv. BROWN, Aucuoneer.
n Furnishing Articles. &eIJ, W. Blown will ii0 sell
on Tuesday. h May at ION O'clock at No. i2 Broadway
miles Also, 10 pay advances, viii be peremptory sold
large stock Of superior Cabinet Furniture comprising
French bedead stands centre and card tables
hair msesses Sc Also solar lamps, rich gandoes ivory
with great variety Of other furnishing articles Gaia
logues now ready. Iny3 2tis*r
o,,e..,,cW, y D; ), tie Il! AIRrY Aae.ioneer.
tuesday, AIh lust ok at No 32G Broadwav
(nesr Anthony street the Furniture contained in said house
consisting ofte usual variety of Parlor and Bed Room
A. Z. FUTILE, AutNoneer
II LEGANT and Fashionable Rosewood, Black Walnut
ih, at the Coliseum Rooms, $50 Broadway-A. G. TUTTLE
will sell above 10 o'clock large and valuable assort
Of LS saa %Hyy r &v
Elizabeth covered in crimson and imperial plush consisting
Chairs Rosewood Bedsteads Bureaus Wa,hsand sofa side
and Centre Tables, Extension and Dining do, &C..
Also Boudoir Furniture viz: couches dvans &c., covered
Catalogues ready and the Furniture may be examined on
the morning OF sale. MI SaM&T.r
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THE COPARTN ERSHIP heretofore existing bowe the
undersigned under the firm Of Babbidge Morrill, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent of the
viii be settled by Calvin Bsbbidgc in which he is authorised
10 use the name OF the firm. CALVIN BABBIDGE
New York, May 1st 1871. JOSEPH MORRILL,.
subscribers have this day formed under
M firm Of Babbidge Harvey, aud will continue the Gro
May Isl, 1917. CALVIN BABBIDGE
EIl NrJS ri hRNEy
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WINDOW SHADES.-Once more challenge the New
w York Shade dealers to compete with the sale of
Window Shades. We making large daily additions
stock Of Shades and pledge ourselves be
by none. As to the quail lily of Shades have but
word TO They took the premium the late fair New
ark n j. Wenvs citizens Of New York and the sur.
rounding country call aud will prove the truth
of our assertions. DUNCKER X Becker,
No. So Chatham street, near Chambers street,
rnyl I'm rc New XorL
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A I'D no IRELhND-The COMMITTEE ON Bre,dStufs and
rroy,sons inform their fellow citizens throughout the
county inst they will be happy receive contributions in
Pre- ldns md Provisions and ship them free of expense to
ehtral Com mttee of the Society Of Friends Dub.
Ireland s ~ '"'''"'Hs ioor Oh
freight IN all s be paid from the Interior To
View ORR Communication, the subject may be addressed
The lreighu from New York Ireland will be paid bv the
British Government 49, " ' W ''e
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The Afternoon and Weekly Papers, which can afford TO pub
th this free OF charge for week or two requested copy
m Iwfh ~i''
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NON SALE.-2 screw presses very large, suitable for
cutting out, medal good turning lathcs, SUIT
apic wood turner maker; lot OF emery wheels
nude for polishing made in the best style; large pair Of
stocks anvil paul drill pair Of tn-smhs shears together
With lot OF machnists tools To be at II HQMEKSi
No;s Ann street--he small 10 be a Mr. BATES
Mahogany yard No. g6 and 1863 Centre street. opposite Canal
street Price Sixty Doliar a20 lwsr
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NJ lNERvA ROOMS 400 Broadway.-;Mond,y, May 3D.
1Vl aud every evening during the weekExaordinary
c,ssLast week Of the Myserous and Oriental Of
Mr. Alexander in his brilliantly illuminated Mystic Temple
His extraordinary and incomprehensibe Necromancy is
nightly received by fashionable aud crowded audiences with
overwhelm bursts Of applause and every
wonder, astonishment and delight
Change Of performance every evening For
the small bills.
Doors open o'clock Prices Of acknowledgements 50
cents; Saloon Is cents
Children accompanied by their parents. half price.
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u EMOVAL-Sparkman x Kelsey have removed thei
~ Carpet and Floor Oil Cloth Warehouse No. gas Broad
wlV Stev arts

IA that he has purchased from Mr. Samuel Smith his entire
interest in the old established and well Known EATING
HOUSE. the of Bowery and Sixth street. lat the
junction of Third Avenue and having entirely refed and
newly furnished the establishment throughout he hopes by
ing been in the employ of Mr. Smith number of earsand
the ofhis future application and asduity
and receive the Of the old Of the estab
lishment and the public in general
The public rely upon finding decacy of the
at all hours Of the day and evening
m THOMAS KIRK
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w ANTED-A Silent Partner with from $1,000 $1,000 70
w invest in business of private nature already esab-
shed and from which 10 cent has been realized
month";. on the capital invested 10 any having the above
subsc rber wishes enlarge the Those not
conscientious learn of the Of
by addressing line to A, g. Herald Office N bail
nicatons will be considered strictly confidential.
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~ UANO-Baance oftc cargo Of brig Virginia from Soutb
~ America from analysis superior to any other kind in
the market For sale mlos 10 suit purchasers TrappeIr
Stores, Brooklyn near Fulton Ferry Apply %
lmfh MICHAEL TRApPELI.
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ANEHIC1N MUSEUM.
SPLENDID performances, both Afternoon and Evening,
~ at and IN O'clock when will be exhibited Dioramc
and Panoramic representation of the
FUNERAL OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
with all the pageantfy and pomp of the occasion.
Also, Will be exhibited all hours, perfect models
TWENTY OF THE LARGEST DIAMONDS
In the world worth the aggregate, 500 0O9 600
Great observation-disclosures Misunderstanding Orang Gu.
tang, sc.
Admission IS cents Children under years l2h cents.