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EOR sALE-l0 or 1890 ToIs Of White Ash Coal
L The subscriber 10 prepared 10 deliver by The ca
nal either In Phlladephia. NewYork on board The
boats Port Carbon from 10 20 1890 tons Of Waite Asn
Coal during the sesson from his coery a. 81 Clair, MIL
Creek-ths qusy Of which Is guaranteed 10 be the very
best and hand ed Ia the careful manner Application
made By letter, directed 10 POttsve. Will have lmmecl
attention. MI 3m DAVID ChlbLAs-
CT -S-COAL-Cosl-Asc cheap ss The cheapest and
Of fOss good IS the best Fresh stock Just received
P-sch Orchard broken, range stove sud nut OF me
very best mined Small nut e IS large 8 p; broken
s. 30; egg range and stove, = SAL re- screened rom
he yard AID under Also Lshigh, Schuysll, and
chesnut and pea for engines very low To be bad al
SIMPSONS Yard, 70 and 70 Thompsonst
as I'm. below Spring.
a. FOR FIRST RATE Pesch Orchard Nut Coal,
% s for stove do 81 for Virginia Coal when landing
delivered al above 81 OF for carriage ehigh
schuykiu, &c z BENJAMIN, 100 frsnkhn-st
Dsslers supplied very low. mA I'm.
GOAL DAILY DIsCHAKGING and selling al
- these low prices FOR ca,lStoye and Egg - - NJ.
aud Stove mixed S. . additional fscreened ard
delivered from The yard and warranted best qusty He'd
Ash PETER SLlNlONi
mis- 2meods corner King and Greenwich 's.
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BRANDYwINE CORN MEAL,

NOTICE TO sHlPPERs.-Tbe subscribers utiiers
al Brandywine, Ia the STATE Of Delaware beg leave
10 notify the shippers Of kindred corn meal thai th-y
are liable 10 be deceived BY limitation Of the genuine
miller at West Troy, and one at Waterford 10 New.
YORK beside several IN the State OF having
forged he marks Of ms subscribers BY placing Brandy
slne nils 10 conspicuous letters 90 their barrels
shippers viii please lake notice that N addition 10 the
WORD bsndywtne, Tho Of The subscribers are sso
sed on all ia-lr packages, and thai their orly agects Ia
ss~io1a are hessrn John l. Buckley Co, ana Messra
An experiences Of upward OF 70 years by their
tors snd themselves 10 tho OF Kindred meal
Jashes hem Ia saying that they will urnish sn article
which will keep for any desirable Length OF line 10 All eli.
ms'es-Brzneywine Mills, 22d April, ls47.
TArSALL LEA,
JOSEPH T. PRICE 1 co.
al I'm JAMES z PRICE.
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NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office 81 Wall st-Capita $50 900 CONTINUES to In
buildings merchandise and furniture he
sOnabe Terms The Company was established nearly ten
years since and by their prudence In conducting their bus
ness and prompnessin dusng all losses have acquired
ths confidence Of The plbc ih-r large and
business will testify. They risk $4,000, and
by tcis ped the great Ere OF July 1876 with
loss OF about -, 600.
DIRECTORS.
joseph W. Savage, VIM socum, VIM w. Campbell
John Brouwer, John Mackie, jacob Miller
VIM q. Ward Stephen Holt Joseph 3. Labe,
John Newhouse, John MCChan, John J. Herrck
JOSEPH w. SAVAGE, President
Chs o. RICHARDSON, Secretary
For the convenience Of customers 10 the upper part OF
this city and BROOKLYN, applications will be received by
G. HI. MCINTYRE, gent 800 Hudson ST.
GEO b. GILBERT, Agent, las seventeenthst
l.. NEWMAN Agent 259 Houstonsl
40 3w
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Leaal NDtiles.

NOTICE is hereby given according to law to all per-
Nsons having claims against George Hazard late OF the
city of New York tavern keeper deceased that they
required exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber the Executor OF the will and testament
Of the said deceased al his carriage mandatory and place
Of snsaetng business the corner Of Eighty hirdsree
and the Third-avenue In the city OF NewYork before or
the fourth day Of June next Dated the second day Of
December A. ID. i3A6.
dS lawsm- JOHN C. PARKER, Executor. he.
NOTICE hereby given, that Campbell Greg have
Nhfye made assignment OF their property the
dersigned for the benefit Of their creditors All persons
indebted said firm required to make payment Of the
amount due Al The store 9 Broadway and all persons
having demands against said firm will present the same
duly verified, without delay Dated April "a, ls47.
so lws JOHN COOK Assignees
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TO coUSTRY MERCHANTS. RErAIL DEALERS AND OTHERs
CATHARINE-STREET BAZAAR
4 II. ABBEY CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10
L.Euglish. French and German Fancy Goods and Toys,
consisting 10 part Of cutlery stationery Iewelry, perfu-
merry, sOzps combs brushes pOcketbOoks, raLOrsrops
buttons thread needles hooks sDd eyes, beads kid and
ssx dolls wooden, tn and pewter toys, with general
variety Of other articles. which will be sold 10 small quAn
lilies al wholesale prices L. H. ABBEY,
VIM MOORE, Jr
So Csiharins-st one door below Henry-st
For sale-One Of Mders Patent sa1msnder Safes
Also, desk. counters with drawers, and some
xla .Lsptiny mil n
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- VI. Il. O,HERN & CONN., ~
SfxH o. HERH IOHH HERhXIN N EAal-

DREW WALDROS, ieO soulhst
corner " Dover and 50 Westst OF Rector WAL
ORION, OHERN l. co. Lyerpool-United States and
European Emigration O6css, and Western Forwarding
Agents.
The regular Pseketshps sail a. follows: To and from
London on The ls sth 10Th and 2ih Of each month to
and from Liverpool on the ls sth Ill., 18TH 2i and
ON OF each month 70 New Orleans twice week; to
mobile, weekly 10 Charleston, weekly; to Savannah,
weekly 70 Texas, twice month For Hsvre and the
German Belgian and Holland ports vessels sail their
appointed days Passage can sso be engaged from Liy
erpoo 70 any Of the British North American por and
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New Orleans direct
The subscribers having bad long experience 10 The bust
ness are prepared 10 oder every facility 10 those wishing
passage 70 or from any Of The abovs pors and bills Of
srcnAnse can be furnished payable throughout Great
bntsn and Ireland well the continent OF Europe
To Ihose wishing TO emgra,e 10 the West Inc subscr-
oers have uneqused arrangements for the forwarding Of
passengers by the different routes, viz To Buffalo
ND me inefmetae landings, snd all ports Of he an
seas Chiesgo milwaukee,, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnar 81 Louie Gc. &c by STEAMBOATS, railroads ara
eAna0o> Of the hrst cass snd great will be isken
tn.i passengers VIII NEE. with 40 delay or positions on
The route Letters, post paid viii with pror Of Al
tenton ror Arher particulars apply a. above. mSeodf
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0AS rIYTuREs % 49, KINps.

@ nOFPET. l2l Pnncs-si third block west of Broad
.vay has on hand and 10 constantly mAn1faciunng Gas
Brackets A1d Pendants 10 al their Vafees
Of natis std ze Contracts viii siso be taken for hng
iu he uestes and beautiful style Churches, Ho-
tes and al other public buildings, as well AZ private
dveng Al the shortest notice and the moot reasons
4 $500 90 ,asiiveysd ALI linz
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The new and splendid steamer aL 49,
Capt Topper will leave the foot Of bSesy-st esaI
day, Wednesday aud Friday, uuu farther noaes
O'Clock In the morning Passengers taxing ths ~" a.
find Der the comfortable an ant one 90 INC ~
and enjoy saii al the sane fares a. are enhks.
the second rate boats shs 10 new and has every 49,
fence Arriving Ia Albany about one hour IN sa.sn'
time m ace ,b.i citv bsf,rs he cas- leave adiv
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a DIRE FOR COLDS

AIRS CARROLLS Medicsied V4por and So paur Baths
vi 1874 Futon-st opposite Ch1rchsL certain curs Tor
e,d. coughs rheumatism sore ihrosi, s1d al in1amms
tDry di,ess-. incident ths ehanseaoe state OF the
weather The su phlr Vspor Bath Is particularly recon
uended by FIRST physicians ~ cure Tor 81 erupuons
and d.. ases Of the ska No danger Of taking co after
.L..a 800 ~
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~
wi suiuliOn situated 37i Broadway, and extending
through TO Cfos1y-s will be reopened Monday, the Sd
day u May, Immediately ser the approaching exsmna
lion The IL central and pleasant, and very easy
OF access from a PARIS OF the city. The buildings which
during the pact year have been thoroughly repaired and
additions made them, unQuestonaby as complete
and well adapted 10 The convenience and comfort OF me
pupils those Of any similar Institution In this country
The cOurs, Of instruction In this institution 10 OF most
thorough progressive and practical chsac err and 10 de-
signed not only TO cultivate and expand tbs intellectual
powers but slso 10 enhghen the mind ami improve the
heart ST The pupil for future usefulness In the va
rous walks Of life.
The Nal. Department Is und er the immediate manage
and supervision OF Prof K l. Cooke "a Principal as
sisted Mr.. c. J. Conway Vice Principal and I'VE
other teachers sill OF whom emueoty well qua ihed
both by talents and experience TO d,chsrge the important
duties which have been intrusted 10 them.
The Femse Department 10 under !he particular and Inn
assisted by Miss 4. Crsry zee Prncipa and I'VE olnrr
Young ladies' all Of whom not only by their high mental
endOwmenis and literary asinnens, hut also by Iheir
excrent moral and amiabtity OF department.
are peculiarly qualified have the charge OF those yeung
ladies' who may be placed In the Institution.
The syss Of reaching in th. Institution s by separate
Departments, as 10 our Coleges-esch teacher having en-
tire charge II al he pupils no pursuing any Parcu
lar hrsuch OF study
In addition TO the usual English branches Drawing, Vo
cal Music French sn1 Latin, are taught 10 this SCHOOL, ~
T.. b Purcell French by Prof NJ. A. Gsuysin Vocal Mu
sic by Prof = Earle.
The two Departments In this Institution entirely dis
tnct and disconnected. the entrance TO the Female De
pameni being from Broadway, and that OF me MAE De-
partnent from Crosby-sL
Application for admission into either OF the Departments
may he made toe Principal or 10 any one OF the follow
ing gentlemen ho The school 'oinmlliee
William V Brady, James Van Norden, George Mather,
Henry T. ingalls,, James Morris, Arson Baker,
T C. ChardsvoyneJ j. T. B Maxwell, George Endicott,
Linus w Stevens Francis p. Schosls John p. Moore.
LYMAN COBB, secretary OF School Committee.
New.YOrk Aprll 20, l8iT. AL lufo
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MRS. AND MISS COOKS

ERENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. AND DAY
SCHOOL for young ladies SO rvelshs 81 between I'M
snd sixh-ayenues summer term commences "wednesday,
Mays Full Information respecting he school, usy be OBJ
tanned from the Crculars by post or on personal sppca
zion The Principals sner % NJ school hours az liz
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL
rTNHE SUMNER SESSION 4 this select school Tor
Young men aud lsds will commence on The hrst Non
daV 10 May Tie terms, II cuding al expenses Tor board
and tuition from IS 10 SO perquarer.-West Bloom
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN bris vvsinis Prom NasaN,a,-Cspt Brown and
iady, J j Hyde OF Nes.York. w Hyde, DR. Bradley
? Ae9ivnsy. Don Eguzsoel.
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ENGLISH AND FRENCH

soGRDfSG AND DAY SCHOOL Eos YOUNG LADIES
7 CLIFTON Staten Island This school condscted
"A BY he Misses ERRINGTON, will reopen amer the
sprng vacation on Monday. May 5, ls47
fw.
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Il PASSAGE FROM ALL PARTS Of T. T.
SSS and Ireland, Scot and and Wsles--Pesons vii b
Ing TO send for sher friends in any part OF the
Country, will ind the subscribers Arrangements for 1917
most complete, and calculated in every way insure
Satisfaction To all who may make arrangements with them
10 bring their friends the Atlantic The subscribers
are agents for
Tie Ne-r Luz Of Liverpool Packets psr.
QUEEN Of the WESr..l30O R0sCIUS.. 1900
LIVERPOOL. .........lDo sIDDONs... .........ilSO
HOTTlNOU ER........l210 SHERIDAN. ........Il50
ROCHEsTER..........l050 GARRiCK 80. LOO
The shove magnificent packets all New-York built
ships OF the very hrs class but expressly for The Liver
pool passenger trade and fitted with special reg for
the comfort and convenience Of passengers they are com
nsnded by Of experience snd are not Cd for
speed by any ship sHos Their sailing days from Liver.
pool are the 9Th, and lh Of every month which days
they leave puneEusly In addition The above the sub
scribers are also agents for the
". George and tts UnlOR Luse Of Ltrerpool Packas
Composed In part Of the following fsgoriie and well
known ships, VIZ; The AMERICA, ST. GEORGE, FM-
PRE-, ST. PATRICK, RAPPAHANNbCK, AARMION
SEA 4 :, &c which together with The line make sI
ships mouth one every Eve days from Liverpool
thus preventing the possibility Of delay that port Pas
from any part Of Ireland Liverpool be secured
he lowest rates Every Information given by applying
70 w. T. J. T. TAPsCOTT, 80 south-sL
Second door below Batting sls9.
Drafts supplied for any from q upward payable
10 every town and city throughout the United Kingdom
a anNq
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Books.
NEW AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL

NEW AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL
xITORK EOR PRIVATE - Arr rks, te family circle,
w Common Schools and Academies AsrEoSonicAL
uP, ser Of ak rolor-d charts esrh by q iee
sccImpsned by an elaborate EletEeosay IIrsuse, VIC
Sbol d-siRned 10 illustrate the mechanism Of the Hesvens
~. plsn OF mis- work u entirely original Esch map II
lustrni. distinct paf OF the movements or phenomena
N b heavenly bodies until ali th- leading principles OF
hi. noble science are made perfectly lni-ligoel 10 ne
lesrner The Eem~niAry treatise describes each hgu,s
on he mAp- and specially adaps ms work 70 We fanny
circle the private student and 10 schools TIE parent or
tsacber In The Of may instruct youln oi we've
snd inward giving clear and pfscucA no"iedse ~
In bec and viii fad Increased Interest and pleasure 10
he .tucv as he progresses The mzps are beautiful As
fJr TRANSPORTATION. wiki one copy Of TIE lrrals- ~
per set thick paper, and 81 80 win eioh oaeA ru0
ms ms 'HUSTINGfoN SAVAGE, 2is Pearl-.t n Y.
HENDRICKS INTRODUCTION
ITO TIE GREEK LANGUAGE-an Introduction 70
i The Greek Language, containing an outline OF me
Grammar with Appropriate exercises oI me is
th- Greek Language and Lsrsture II Madison nVersy
lregard Prof A c. Kendrfcks INTRODUCTION 70 the
Greek Language specially he revised I'd On a. Al ~
valuable AID 10 teaching TIE element OF that lsnguase
The picty and cesTness with which ths grauHsueA
Arsyss n conducted must command the AZ mil suon or al
hose who know the Of teaching from books
destitute OF these Qualities BARNAS SEARS,
Pres. Of Newton Theo Institution
For ,.l.bv MARK II. NEWMAN n Co.
All % Broadway
COMPLETE BIBLE DICTIONARY.
CYCLOPEDiA Or BIBLICAL LITERATURE, edited
comp etc 10 vols svo Tbs Is he only compete work
Of the Kind published and ought 70 be Ia ne library OF
every rntr .ter and student Published by
a., MARK n. NEWMAN co. lse Broadway.
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oARVRD LETTER

OARVEU LETTER
SIGNS,
By Alderman,
\ AYE ACKERkAH 4 MILLER, leI Mammal e.
l, '-rs ais~. t, vet sc~'-,v ssilitns ara s~r
CYkU, ". FIELD & Co. BarinS-sip. vii
~ pay ne Highest market prices IN cash. for al knds Of
Domestic Rags, Baggiag, Bale Rope Cultings Csnvas
Ora. OF haas Rope sni sl other kinds Of paper man
uisctufeTs sIock as I'm
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CTTyA- CLASS AND EARTHEN WARE.

"
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. suitable Tor rev
hot pcrs or u rep~u-h the disasters occasion
ei by removsls or house-cesning consisting q while
Csmbd.n China Dinner and new shape Toilet sels 10
great variety u paterns new shape while Shna les
sst and CoH-e Cups and ss1csrs For sale a. ~ ante
Brooklyn and every part Of Brooklyn or
free Of expense. ,,. ztrro
"a. lr.s p
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HOBF,s PATENT

LNXTENsIOS DINING TABLES, with premium metal
IL paet slides long fzv0f.biy known the mOst dura
bic. gsn and economical Extension Tables warranted
neyel ~ get Of order large sssorment-the largest
In the eity-c0mpusag tables for private paTlors and
dining rooms hotels, sIeamboas ke ogener win gen
era assortment Of elegant and Cabinet furni
ture always ready The mandatory and wNerooms +
broadway, where the public respectfully invited 70
ca and examine mn I'm CO. HOBs, f&5 Broadway
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DREPARATORY sCHOOL-New

L "a miles ffom Ne~.York. with daily communication
By steamboat and Stage Terms ESQ per annnm FOR
Circular Of terms &c apply 81 Mss.r. Wiley Putnsm'
bookstore Broadway; Office Of Equitable Insurance. Co.
Wall 81. or Office Il Hope Life ms Co wan, cor
Of Newest The subscriber Nrpi.h ample references
he has been long the citizens OF Newl ork
who have been his palrOns. }. W. hELLutO.
New-Canasn. Conn April !. q. lA"tMi'
" B.-Summer Term will commence lot NAV.
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RAG.-rhe ghs.I market price paid n cash for Rags
IL bAgging, Bale Rope Cuttings, ouany Begging. GfAss
or Manila Rope, Canvass Hemp Waste. Cotton Waste
ard 81 osher fnds 81 paper manufacturers stock BY
CYRUS W. ZELDA co, Al their Paper Warehouse,
all I'm Burli,s SIP, New-YorE
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SEW INVENTED ADD In.

u proved Nenuaung ana Gos.ainer wigs and soaps
nav for elegance hghiDess ard durability, b. cAssrd
among The frst Productions OF modern arr In their man
ufacure they differ from al others made here The har
sing inserted and equally distributed ss 10 appear
Just Issuing from The skin They formed 10 re brow
the natural Lsir and having 40 metallic spnngs
AL dssgrreshle pressure Is obvatec. They are sfong
without gh elastic without being loose cal and thin
Is gosssmer fng the head with he sane ease and tna-
city silk stocking does ire limb ana wl1naI me MAUI
raj Appearances Of veriiAble head OF hair.
For Southern climate hey are inestimAble sensIoTsi
Members Of Congress- snd gentlemen from every quarter
OF ths country who are now wearing ca wigs can be
referred The prices will be found 10 suit the ereum-
Stances OfaL
Inveator sole proprietor and pGenee OF the Treophe-
rous for The OF badness gray hair cun and dano-
ruff. 26 Broadway, up sIairs, corner OF Ful!on-sL
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6rhools.
wM HIEGGErr,s SCHOOL.

fAte Leggeu h ca i-n3-tsl
THIS SCHOOL newly organ zed, VII De reoy ehso VI
i Monday MAY J. At 6s7 Broad ~sy. opposite bond+t
Il will b. conducted the principle, nat tnr honfs -.
ally SPIN year sfer year, IN tie school roeLi Iie
cienl II systematically directed and well sppied 70 Sc
cure The beet Intellectual training consistent VIE nesL
No lessons, therefore, Ill be given 70 ~ vsheo D. JON
aud he pupil ~iil study CO few or.nchss a .,
euou "a 10 aflrd variety and Dot many 80 10 os,lPae
th- attention. and DESTROY he invigor-ing sense o pro
gr-.s. vnsn prenar-d be will tAke 10 rev suol-es
Much Taught directly By The teacher but as Nc pl-
oil advances and he character Ofthe study requires H. 70
will be- trained O. ciose application
Special Will taken % iyaie nc eye nc 60
TIE hand aa1- voice DaHng and vocal music VII nS
lsuguI all Those who continue through me elrs VAL
ihoro1 "a instruction 10 ih- Classical and
slAses The Of Prof Parm-nuer have b--n en-
ag-d Tor lie French and o. Mr Joseph fafns"oih Tor
ths Eog ish department. 80
TIE hesih and morals q he chil6ren vil be studied
The di.cpne vii be mild yet frm resting on me plp
OF night ard bic love OF lhs school hs teachers ana
biz parents monihly report will state IS nearly s pos
tlhe what has been accom- pshed, what nesleo1cd Ine
terms will Be g. r. i5 "a dollars per q1sTie sceof1ng
10 The sdvancemenl II he pupils hbersl cecueuon
will Re made when than enc Of family attend.
unprOvided There will be EXTRA charges, except Ter
careless ful destruction Of property. The cefeEical
year viii divided TITO four qalers-thres Of twelve
weeks each, and the fourth, Summer qusrsr, OF ten
weeks
Farther Information may 30 obtained Of Nj Lesse Al
his residence rs Tennis e. The present school roons
l9e Fighth-st "a door east OF Broadway.
NoTicE TO TElcHEEs.-A lot OF decks and chairs Tor
sale lovv at Ivy
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FOR Girls 10 Poughke-pse, y. \.
UNHE SUMNER TERM Of his ilsuiuuOl VIII open on
the CD Of fah month. may Course o. studi-. FOR
this session incl1diug hs English Departments and Ian.
guAg-s Lectures and Recifsl IN Astronomy, Natural
Phi osopby BoAay and V-genbs Physiology. Cats
logues of the school msy he BID o. James S Gibooas l
Pesrl-sf. or Of W P GIBBONS, NJ. ID. p-fr-gr.r.
All StaUaw { ROBINSON 4 SISTERS, 4 '--N'f-''
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THT OAKLANDS SCHOOL.

BrRLINsrIN, y j
Z C. Wines Principsl c. Slans'ury, Vice Principal
zee SUMNER TERM Of this Institution will COM
i naence on Monday the 81 OF Msy. Ar. stsnshury Is
now In ne city The Aston House, where be may be
during ne mornings Of the present week between
he hours OF and as il
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and CsDsds, by Tapsco,Ps Emigants P~srr
Lines Ohice, go South ST., Ns~-York. The subscfosI
continues 10 forward Emigrsnts and others 10 oil pSs
the Western States and Canada At The very lowest rsas
passage by Railroad Steamboat and Canal 10 he 'of
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NIILIEK's AGENCY. -Orce IN brOad-sL New
i YOrThe subscriber Oilers his services as Agent Tor
Miers 10 the selection and purchase Of Mil Stones Bolt
ing Colh Screens Betting &c and for all other articles
used In II construction running OF Steam or Water
Mills VIII also furnish Information plans for their con
sructon and for the building Of the same upon
Viii also ,ct as Agen, for Psleniees for all machines
connected with milling.
All communications post paid, addressed TO J. PAYNE.
~ Broao-sL N-w-York, Brooklyn City Mills, Brook
Ign, LII -
Rrootlyn CITY Mills lat March. is47. ms DkWN