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from the Boston courier, tWhlg)
The expulsion of Mr. Richie from his privileged seat
in the United States Senate act of supreme folly
1t originated by portion of his political party,
but the wings went in body for the measure 1t may
have produced momentary modification to Mr. Richie,
but il eventually tends to increase his popularity with
his partya party which embraces majority of the peo-
pie of the Union 1t not necessary order to heal
the wounded dignity of the Senate if any serious wound
had been inflicted, which is somewhat doubtful and by
no means universally admitted If the Senate is so SEN
sitve its honor 10 visit with Indignation every
madyersion upon its proceedings, which may chance to
be promulgated by the newspaper press, it will have
plentiful supply OF business, and may well resolve
itself into perpetual court for the trial of editors and
their correspondents. Grave senators not far re-
moved above the level OF their constituents in regard
intellect and integrity They not always wise enough
to spread mantle their weakness and folly, nor
prudent enough to act entirely free from prejudice and
passion There is why they should be exempt
from the reest of the people and the press and
when this freedom is abridged overhrown the reign
OF despotsm IS begun.
We have no political sympathies with Mr. Richie,
but have regard for the freedom of the press and for
the largest liberty of anmadversion upon all the servants
of the people however high their station AS pecuni-
arr punishment, Mr. Richie may well be content He
is probably some thousands of dollars richer than he
would have been but for the vote of expulsion.
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Agents for the Union.

The following gentlemen are authorized TO act our
cents and to receive money for subscriptions, and receipt
lor the same
WA A. PgIRCR for Pennsylvania.
G. E. RCssEtL " Kentucky
ESQ W. JONES g Mississippi
T. H. KINDER Arkansas.
Tuos F. STEVENS e Georgia.
Col n B. BAKER :" New Hampshire.
D,vrgt TAG0ERr 90 New Jersey.
JOS JEwErr Rhode island
Hon, R. ID. JonvsoN, cot Galveston) Tor Texas
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'M, Calhoun, 10 Mes~s. Fan Zand and Henderson,

GENTLEMEN The letter addressed by Mr.. Van Zandt 10
the late Secretary of State, Mr. tphur, which you have
called my attention. dated Washington 7th January, 1914
has beenlad before the President Of the United States.
'n reply it, directed by the President say that
the Secretary the Navy has been instructed order
naval force concentrate the Gulf OF Mexico
meet emergency and that similar orders have been
sued by the Sccreayoi War, to the dsposabe mill
forces southwestern frontiers for The purpose
Should the exigency arise which you refer your
Mr.. Upshur, further directed by the President
that, during the pendency of the treaty of annexation
he would deem it his duty all the placed with
in his by the constitution TO protect Icrds from all
foreign iaraSi0it. have the honor TO be &c,
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broad, The noble lord added, were not ampuabll lac
lreard rs pirates for being engaged in such m enterprise
France.
The French government Inns notified its subjects In NeN
co iat they must upon any enterprise ot pryn
tetrhg against the United States steps have been tau
IN prevent such increment.
Inc chambers have passed law reducing the duties on
imported gram Ia The lowest until september unXt
ne fulFiR' cot HE Chambers the subject OF the de-
party frees itself from the obrton of n cou,racf ali
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zfsaI Motifs.
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES.

- --H =
Nrg fora Registry of Marriages Births ard Deans n
h. CIV srd Corriy q N-wTorE for The staie OF new
York ras.ed April =. 1877. -
soo l. II shs - The duty Of cergy-i@n' nsxsirsies
A. n 10 reror he Cy Inspector, under afproP--s
6@sd, ard IN ,uch forms snail b pre.efi5et y n. 80
-@fsrv % slafe he number Or BIRTHS hAnhl Ao.o
and DEATHS, which hsve oeearrsd 70 Ell
,pecvey durug eErh preceding me hrsiosy u yA
usry The month ard dEy q ther occurrence DC na-s
Ard residences o. he persnns married or dying -.
the q The parents % such ehdren hoIn olIlls
y-ar he color. and % h- children nAn7 70
rrs1-nce q ~ officer clergyman performing tns nN
rsye ceremony in q marriage ne ase OF ne
who shs!l have married or ced durlns 'ne =
said and The particular ds-sse or cause o. ,ne
The report u al marriages ard birihs 10 re ty "
YORK sra b reported direct 20 ne CITY inseof VI M
es,s h-r- 10 20 physician or mid rf- In atendsnce sny
hrth hen The parents shA be reCzre1 10 report 70 "
CITY Inspector within month snf a. deans ~ nc Wy
Of Nsw-Yors shal be rrPor;ed - ne cry inspector "
present every week ,--
Sc 8 Il shsI - ne dutv Of olergvmen. nsgisirses
and other persons who perform ~ marriage ceremony 70
Keep registry Of the marriages cssbrAief ~ mem 80
70 sscersin FAR practicable ard note We ss-s ol NJ
p.rsons married ard The thereof md heir PISCES OF
birth snd heir residences In such registry ltshs ~ tn-
duty Of physicians AMI professional md"lFe' - A--p
u The several birtns On which hey hAFe Ass-
prof-s-ousy ard The time Of such birth .ex 70 or snd
The rel f-nre " the rsr~nls and rhyscsns "n nave ~
tended cecessed peTsonsi n heir asi csnrss
who have oftrissd a. The fu@Ta, and .eAts 40 haNr
buried d@cezs-d persons % keep registry or ne nar
snd residence = such fscsas-d persons sna NE es
o. their deaths.
II viii be .e. ~ he shove hat csrgynsn magistrates
&C required rep9r month 20 ne cry ln'pec
tor all persons Married BY Them with particulars 40 70
name sge, hirhps place of residence OF ne pNues
married, where Married. &c - -. -
Physicians sri mdwives viii also perceive tai they
required report al hifhS, he sex and coor tn-
ferc- Of The parents and IN case ih-fr = 10
physician midwife 10 attendance. then the parents NJ
Ia child sre 10 repof, The birth 20 h7 City Inspector "n
one m1nih afier
Forms 81 making the above rrturnt VII te rrished y
he Cliy Inspector. A. w. wHIrE, City lnspector.
CITY lnsp-ctofs Ofce, June l', 1871 je-l I'm
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'pUR lITTTAL RENKFIT

TUE MUTUAL BENEFIT Lie Insurance Com
psny- OHr- N " all-st-This iubutuuon 10 disunAusn
81 by the fu.Owu pecuiarites
la when the premmu Il over so annually. one fourth
NAV be paid 10 cash and three oufths In secured note
a. months hearing siN per cent interest. " II may De
paid ha.[yrsry, quarterly or monthly.
81 Persons tass e policies and paying so per cent OF
premium cash. Gni those taking policies Tor shorer
SD % ing go per cent N cash may give eir L.
fvdual notes Tor ire balances. n Satisfactory 10 he Oh
The business ~ the Company has been unparalleled dur
to- ut.s = it- To The ist of January irt'
3fH1 policies bad been i--usd and a'rr pawn
Losses and expenses. there remained net cept.i
nearly $4,000 Statements n The business and All on r
papers OF he Company may he had hy Supplying Al the otse
u ihe Company. n Ws.l-sL Nrg-furk
DIRECTORS.
Seth Low JchnA Understood Thos. Segur
Wtn A +. Pentz. VIM. y. N0u Edw Anltony
Henry MrFarisn Robt /. Patterson, WIN. NJ Simpsou,
C,ss M.rknstL Andrew ; Smelling. Lewis c. Grover
ROSr l. PATTERSON, President
BENJ. &. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. T. Loan. Agent
Jas. srswAsr, 81 D. Medical Examiner, at the office
daily from 10 S o'clock.
VALENTINE MorT. D
Jas. Va RENssELAEE. Nd.
- TuThASu Medical board ~ tonsnltauoo-
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by ORDER q he Hon Charles Day, Assoc Ate
ID Iuls- Of ~ Court q Common Pleas n snc for ne
Cy I'D Co1nty q S-F-Y0rk, notice Is hereby gwen
pursuant 10 ne provisions = ne statle .lLh9r1ns A.
schr@uts againsi zbscaudt.g. concealed ard nonres
dent debtors. lat sllsc1fncut Las s-lcd SCANS ne
estate q SAule Msfk well resident " ne Stale OF New
Jersey thai &c came Wi - sold Tor the payment n
bic debts unes. Re sypcsr and discharge such AAc
sccordiny % Aw within zine ncnhs from ne hrsIl
rzion q his notice and hs ne payment of any debts
him tY residents Of ths STATE, and h- delivery 10
him for Is Use % Ary properly within ms sac D.
longrg ha and transfer " sny s1ch property y
him for5 d6er by zw AID are void-Dsied he nine
tr-nih day Of January, l5f7.
JOHN FOWLER. j.. Any for Attaching Creditor,
~ laN4m s. Nilkm-st city Of New fork.
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BARRELS Will BR CHEAPER-A machine has
been invented and Is in operation AT New Haven
and also in this city for dressing barrel slaves IL will
make 1000 such slaves 1900 hogshesd slaves In ten
hours.
IL A writer in the Newark Advertiser est
mates that lSO OOo tons OF Railroad iron will be made Ia
this country during the year ending 30th June lsas
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MORE NEW MUsIC

&c M AgHINGTON Crossing the Delaware by Zen
w per. Think Gently O he Erring' ~ Bradbury
81 Iowa raj We have S-0n." by Besmesi Founlsln
VIII nv w q Banks; "fTis Sweet ~ Night by : c.
Hsssett; Absent Solder" by q. Dyer; The WIeeE
Of H. Atlantic by D. FIELD; d" The Last sa5 Scene ~
y. H. Nash "Ths Owl Sat on the % few ~
M. n Luyster Published and f,T sale Al rs FULTON
A. v here NAV be had the tenesses n Generals IhyOf
srd Nprfh-the bestout. isiq 2wendl Z. HOJl. ".
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firemorks.


JIRFWORKS PIREWORks!-An extensive
assortment Of superior Fireworks usi opened bnd iof
,as wholesale and retail consisting of every variety IN
ars at and warranted Of the best Qusiy NJ prices Whcn
cannot fail 10 pleass Dealers invited 10 examine men,
t-stiy8 HAMMER HORfON. 5iDfvi'lon-st
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
rgrHg UNDERSIGNED hsve for sale their store ~
4 "a AshinpOn-st superior and complete assortment ul
Fireworks which they viii sell ~ tow 40 SOY ohef manu-
fsru,era Guy aud country dealers will md this su
psrior STOCK 10 - ect from Towns, Military end Civic
As.oeaous can be supplied with The above articles, war
ra,tsd equal ~ any O'ter IN the city.
ia. limos sADE6U 4 LOCKWOOD. 2o9 Washin gton't
INIKF WOhk-.-Large Rockets win colOfcd hies,
Il ssrs ADD serpene Roman candles Of all .zes together
with general assortment u Ffe Woiks' IRE crscbtr
sc ri wholesale and retail, by -
~ fiAS~NfN \ 1UUNts w 'hHlnhUlts
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tuinoow SHADES.

Uln0op 5hlofs.
CAUZE WIRE WINDOW -HADE~.-Juiy
NIAnd Elegance combined These SHADES afe Nsl-A'r
for me variety Of which hey are well AdRprd
For low windows ttey particularly desirsh-, as l"y
car from and seen into. They 81 MI irrc
circulation Of ar and reject flee, mosquitoes Nc ThrN
are elegantly painted snd ornament car be pAcec IN
window 10 sufpsss th-u They sre exceedingly cursoi.
ard nav ne kept god orter for years oy washing
Nrg assortment Interesting snd cape scenes And p-s
,ifa devices are resdy for erabiu0n, and solre1
~ im HASKELL co lls B.sSmsn a.
I,uTUIC WINDOW SHADES. GuI COruicrs
NAc J. {. WOODFORD, 80 Broadway. has jusi -
c-ved same superior Gothic Shsies IL ie-t long 0f
French window. AsO landscape Sewers scrolls viE
ue,ie. Cofinlhian srches, kgypuAn G1nics, &C a. ~
Which are now selling ~ reduced prices Lace errtAins
eorpc.s bands loops pins gAlEe WIDOW WIZ
sc ke Lsfsrge suiidings, rs brosawAy -
WINDOW rHADK-, sPuor-sI-FAmiies s'ou'
w furnishing heir houses with Soscas vii save ry pr
e ~ BARTOL L ORMSBEE,
- SIR Manufacturers and Importers
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fashionable Clothing Stores.

CLOTHING.
n VANDERBILT, SO Maiden lane and lo8t Wesi broso,
Wv mas splendid assortment Of gents. boys ana
ebidrens clothing. Five skeleton new style snOr1
ssirt ock and shad coals suitable Tor every 's Aso
o,. tben one thousand pieces % fashOnsbe good 10
make TO order all Of which will be sold 81 re lowest pos
slbIe pfics. ,, -, :. q.
- 81 Maiden aae aud 1904 West Broadway. lelO I'm
CLOTHING.i
FuLL LsD FLsHIorAsLE SUIT
Ready Mld> frora - 10 80,
At the Clothing
te7 100 Fulion.st opposite the Church ln
CLOTHING.
R,1fv M1de Mad> 10 OrdeY.
The Cheapest Fashionable
CASH TAiLORisC
RgTABL1s Hhssr.
10 New.Yert 10
w. n. DEGROOT co.
rny5 Srnos NO - Eo-lon-.L
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before The Vice elor.-H HILL
l WHEELER W. JAMES McKEEN.-siste OF New
York -ln pursuance and by virtue OF deerela order Of
the Court 81 Chancsry made IN the above enue cause
will be- sold al public auction The Merchants Exchange
10 he CITY Of Now under ne direction Of hr under
ned one Of The Masters of said Court by James Cole
Air1neer on Wedresdsy The 2lsl day Of July next, n
J. O'Clock q tbs. day, Il these fourteen certain lots
pieces parcels Of ground situate yfg and beng 10 me
Twelfth " ard az the City ~ New-fnfk, Known and OLE
tlrguished on cersn msp entitled Map Of property be-
longing 10 Philip Nl-doler, made 20 August le.s ny
BIdges Ciy Surveyor now on Ole m ihe ONCE 81
the Regslsr n and the CITY Hrd County Of New fork
by the numbers 81 Two hundred ard HWY sN 81 Cwo
hundred snd lhryseven ..8 Two hundred snd lhIy'
s.htl 80 Two hundred and ttrty-ni go Two hun
dfed ard fortyl al tao hu'drei and forty one ~
Two hundred and '1uywo 20 two hundred and forty
three .if two hundred and forty ourl as two bun
dred md Tor yfve 2i6 two hundred srd forty six 81,
Two hundred s'i oriyfeven iS two hundred snf Tor
ty-eehtl and 1fl lt hundred and 0ry-n'ne collective
d. bounded ~ follows Fls,etly by Tie Frsiaveuu@,
sluhefy by One Hu1drei Ard kghteenth street north
cry by One Hundred ami snt wesiefly
hy line drawn parallel 90 the Firstavenue The west
efv .de thereof NJ distance % hundred and
tyfve e-t her'rom with al the nsh title and Interest
81 The sid James Mckee, a. 10 ard . the ore hsf % hs
streets and avenues in front sad adjoining said los
Dated New York June O., l34L
DAVID R GARNiss. Master In ChAneery,
Il. 2aSta So W 6ll-sreet
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GENUINE LONDON EDITION.

rIyHIs DAY Is PUBLISHED 10 large svo Pan i-prlce
l one dollsr-The WORKS d JOssphus, an enufely new
tratsi stiou BY Robert Trail, D. D. H. X kc, VIII
notes ard exp sns0ry esssys by Isaac Isyor OF
TIE WORK " N be iusrstsd by over 100 ,ngravngs OF We
scenes Of he history with highly hni'hed uedsloo hea
al he srsonsges rnentioned ny JOs-phus, from suhertc
.ree. The publication Of his edition u designed 70 a.
frd ssss,snoe 10 The b-resved family Of the ismented au
thor who having devoted bic ioftuD- 20 nc fee OF e
Of AID finally fell sscr6ce 10 bis eIeTtons
IN The ca1,e u mercy and Christian Phi snthropy;
90 t,os GEORGE VIRTUE. y John-ft
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NuritE.-ln ggrsaHnc- " A. Al " - L-sisl.Lar-
NO III skle q Se~IOrk pass-t April - lsi7. the
name Of ne Mohsvk and Hzas0n T. Co 70 changed 70
IAas Of NE Albany .nd scasnscla1y T. Z Co
Ahs.y hss :, isf1. luyie In pOsyBk. ". ssc'y.
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PoLicE.-we noticed few days age the com.
mission OF burglary at the corner OF MeDoagsst and
Wsverley place. which time the family being IN the
country Ia could not be ascertsned what amount OF pro
perty stolen The family has since returned aud u
10 ssccrtained that some $1,000 worth OF jewelry &c
were taken The thief has thus far escaped detection
The grocery store of George Saul corner OF kiVing
ton and Sherihsts burglsriousy entered about 4
o'clock this morning. and S. In change stolen from the
rnodey drawer The thief escaped. Charles Brews
ter last night arrested by 0icer Martin OF tee tiih
Ward eharsed with cutting the throat Of John Quin.
with n,en, TO kill He was held to bail IN the sum OF
sSSS
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RAILROADS..

WORCESTER 81 NASHUA RAILROAD
w COMPANY-The Annual Meeting Of the StOcShold-
ers OF the Worcester Nashua Railroad Company viii Do
hid 81 waldo Hall i43 MziDsL Worcester, Thursdsy
h. en- ay Of jay next, Al O'Clock p 81 10 act % NE
following Articles, 10 wit.
lsL To hear and act upon the Report Of the Dresto
d. To determine whether The Bylaws snsl De anenn
ed relation notifying meetings Of me Cofpofeuon ~
r. alton 10 notifying Stockholders u Assessmsnu upon
their Stock and IN relation 10 form VI Cef1hes1s sno
transfer VI Shares ,-,
Sd To chooss Board OF Directors Tor the year ensuing
an To act upOn spy other business hat msy lesaAy
come belOfs the meeting.
By order " the Directors 49, 80
p. H. HEAlNWAY, Clerk.
r,,. fet7 ~ diva
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6ousee for Sole.
rsAT PRIVATE slLF.-Oas In

rx At PRIVATE SkLF.-Oue Hundred snd
80 Twenty-nuth aud one Hundred ant Thrtietn-sL
-Four lots Of ground zach = feet BY - feet II inches
on The noYh side Of Ore Hundred ard TSeoty nlnh 81
commencing 20 feet west Of Fourthsveuue tkslf0sfl
Also fonr ots Of the dimensions on the sonh Side
ofOne Hundred md Thir-st commencing the same dis
tauce from he F0urhsve1ue ant sdjouing directly Ia
h- rear oh- above running hrou from street 10 street.
forming scusrs block of0O froaage esch street
by the length Of is9 feet 10 inches For farther particulars
apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aueuoneer,
jrSoiw Brosd't
- TANNRRy FOR SALE.-The sgbseriber' o.
= fer Tor sale The Tar goa TEnnery," situated IN ne
- town % Mawrrsing. Ulster county. " Y formerly
heiouging 90 Edmund Bruyn Esq deceased This factory
contains ueay 100 and ~ ou sides u leather
per anruu. lis IN good order. having been thoroughly
cye haued and put In repair within two years Al ~.
pens. OF S0o0 II be put into operation Immediately,
there about o cords Of bsrk now dram ard pied
which viii be- sod with The properly; snd pentfu sup
pg can be Obtained FOR many years Ia ne Immediate "
cirty At low prices.
This properly presents great advantages 70 any one who
desires y toe Tanning business The cissnce 10
he Delaware and Hudson CarAl IA lees than nine miles,
sni Is only thirty miles 10 The NsgYors and Erie Rail.
rOsf. which may he had % New Nork a. al
ofhe year XVIII be sold very low ana The terms
Of payment will be made satsct0ry The properly can he
seen AID examined any dime by carE on Ben ann C.
Hoornbeck Esq slWzwqrslng. who will -c0~ The houu-
diaries &C AM farther nounsiiou may be Obtained rom
Mr. Thomas smull Ferry-st New oIk Or lr0n m. sub
.cribers al Ktngst0n AUGUsTUs r. BRUYN,
JAMES c. FORSYTH.
Kingston. Ulster CO N Y May ., 1871.
IS ~ W.
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srsrEScE.--John Smith, convicted ofmanslaush
ter In the ID degree, for csnsing the death oi mar
named Kelly in a quarrel, few months ago, was sen
fenced this forenoon in the Court OF oyer and Termi
ncr to two years imprisonment In the State Prison
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farms for 6ale.

81 FOR sALE-A farm u 90 acres In the town Of
SS Nan,sronrck Wsstchesier Co on he Boston Posl-
49, rn.d 2f miles from New York mics frlm the W.
90 nf New Rochelle where steamboat fuus daily sud
4 a. H. fron NamarnnecE Of mte from hs Now Hs-
ven sod New York Railroad, which will bs open ls Al.
Qust 1913. II $40 can remain on bond snd norgase II
M. prsmise. or j. PALMER, 81 Duane a.
%
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Bco- Bns poison.

kD-BuG POI -ON-T he success Of MS v.n- fof sev
ID ersl years have prepared sure ics u ia s1P-
rority over everything 70 II dort uiAief wh-lh-i
they snfest The walls er-vice. bedstesds a. this nsne
vii Al ooce exterminsis hen. SOLD formerly "A 7rng
o. Gov culy ~ - Beekrac-si Is In
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Apusss 10 Efi.

- TO IRT-store, oSce or tess rooul-one hsi
y .fsfr if -i-.t Ns.ssI $50 - lnri''Hl hF
peassrt oshce N ths save, sepsrsielY or togrtne'
also desk room The presents 40 excellent oppoitnny
for l1sursnc. Agency Company, an kxprr" Ohee'
sny oh-r busness requiring pubriiy and nosi con.
veu-nt consp cuous entrance Inquire 10 ne ssione'y
store, ~ Nslst j-9' tleod'
"a OFFICES To IRT.-sev-rAl s1e rooms TO let
a. - John 81 suitable Tor lawyers any other iignl
business lneair- In The store below. ieZ2 w
a MECHANICS HtLL.-Ths popular room Will
n. BE- dis-nzszed sner the present week. and be
- hired by application TO SYLVASUs : WARD,
Corner Lsgt. and Wsshiu gtou sta or
les In VAN NORDEN KING, IS wsllsL
- an ELEGANTLY hued- ur .uii 0, Ofc-. 10 ct
a. 81 W-si-sg directly opposite The pier where the
80 French line % steamships az 10 lie Rent moderate
Apply 70 Qe3l MP 0HERN co. s we..t
On CELLAR AND OFFICES rO LEr-A large
- raisr uHd-r tha y Brosd 81 f'NsN feet Also
two spacious Offices s.cond siory u tn
Applyto SHERMAN AOhhls, - srosdsL
- OFFICES AND LOFTS TO . ETA splen-
80 4a srita OF Offices with cn- or more lcs, II the
~ Granite front proof store so Scltf-st Inquire
the premises Of IsSl W J. a. IAPsCoTr.
~ To IRT.-rhs basement Of rs Bowery, recerlly
"a fted 40 ana veil hghcd. IL Ia well esculsied Tor
S~ .lmo.t any business ALSO, lNge handsome room
on frst floor 10 the rear. B. E. >hEhntN'
ELL - Nst-s1
CELLAR To RENT-The cellar IL store Is
g Brnsi-st BY ~ ieet shl and airy WIKI ceinenied
- brick ioor. Apply 20 -
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{. KTpU1N5s IETTTRsu Gratis.

A COPY or KiaWAk'5 LETTERS TO blsbOr
hHUGHEs will be given 70 ali who pgrch>se one ooi.
worth % books ~ us for cAsh snl 80 - sny sp'i
rom 81 10 500 This nil % BE- done 10 Rose VINO ".h
10 erculst. Kiryss an" ard DO mention u a. NJ tms
Precious Conquest Of Perg-The History Oi ne Ion,
que.t u Peiu by Vim Prescott author OF ferolnano arc
lssh.ls vols $40 his day publishes and ior sac ~
y ANIrr TRnNN 4 co lal BIOL AZ. car 81 Dey-tl
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e1A FARM FOR -ALE-ln The plea'snt village
10 ~ Liberty Corner s. Co, " j. containing 90 ares
- rs OF II In corn IN oats IN wheat, " potatoes, IL
OF meadow rs OF timber ihe balance Of pasture The
above 10 as good a. any farm In the 81 OF j. hrs rate
dwelling house containing II rooms and good dry cellar
fruit Of all kinds and Of the best quality barn, carriage
house cow-house cOr-crb and NIL necessary Outbuld-
ing. Apply ~ JAMES B. BARR, every "Wednesday
from A. ~ 10 ?. NJ and Thursday until 7. NJ Al he
Northern Hotel foot Of Corsnd-st Other days to ne n
Y Real Esiate Company, corner OF Broadway and Maid
nsne Also 9o acre. Of fr.l rate land IN Lewis County
s,r ale or -sch.pge Jel0 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

A LAWYER IN LIaBo-Constable Joseph OF the
Fourth Ward this morning ARRESTED Henry P. Horton
of NJ IS Nassau street charged with stealing coat
worth $50 from John Reed. of 81 Broadstreet which
he pledged at Soodnsns corner Of Center and keade
streets for s. aud from which place was recovered
He IL also charged with obtaining agod watch worth
500 from Smith 262 Pearl street which he pledged NJ
simpsons. In Chatham street for So 10 MS posses
zion were found gold watch and valuable ring which
il il supposed do not belong 10 him. Tie was commit
t.i hv Justice Drinker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

SIRiNTINss PAPEk.-A fsh A's"rumsn' 10 's''s
.es ss' ''s cyrus Ysds ". FIELD, CO sBurss'p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

xafOK ~ALE-A smsu Farm, beautifully .imssed
Within ffe-n minutes walk OF the Railroad Depot at
49, Rahwsy, State u Nsw-Jersey. The land l. very
good buildings and fences mosy new end me whole W
1854 Roadway or At rs Lsuten.st ~ Y. le.2 1m-
~. AT PRINATE -ALE-Th- Great Captain. l.i-
~ and and the Two Lte Captains Island IN Long-isl
49, and Sound IN W..iche.te, County, containing lot
srs on good arabic land suitable for planting OF Oysters
S,r blaming OF oysters one half OF the purchase money
can remain on bond add mortgage. For farther particulars
'tfy ~ Broad a.