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PUEL-sAv1NG APPARATUS.

n GRIFFIN < cos PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
D.-Engmeers need not be Informed that from tmHy "a
fty per cent u the heat produced has been usually os
even by the best plans of seln, boilers and same Ia
true Of all kinds Of furnaces
The Subscribers offer 10 the notice Of manufacturers,
method Of .avg fuel originally secured by patent Dec D
1872 and since much Improved tsf patent Is
sued July 81 l8f1 II Is applicable o steamboats, on the
Western waters stationary engines 10 heang factories, ~
burning BRICK, pans, u puntgOrks, 10 annealng fur
10 stls, 70 papefmIs 10 he Manufacture OF sugar a.
the South, &C. kc.
The principle 10 which the above name has been given
has been thoroughly tested by business Of the highest
responsibility who have realized saving VI from twenty
I'VE forty per cent and consists iu Isl. peculiar con
sluc,on OF the hrechamber Of furnace rendering the
combustion almost perfect aud burning nearly all the gases
and smoke thus generating maximum amount Of heal from
gwen quantity Of fuel; aud d. Al cement Of the ues
and chimney By which the heat = retained under the pan o.
boiler, aud only escapes az temperature Incapable OF boil
ug water. An artificial dram Is substituted for the natural
and the necessity Of building high cumneys Is entirely obyl
aied Tie setting thus much less than by the old
methods II has been applied ~ furnaces for healing factO
nes and for drying IN pnnfwOrks with great economy both Of
cost aud Of fuel Boilers and furnaces now Ia use can BE- OIL
tered with but sAgh expense delay state, County or W
ivdual rights offered on terms satisfactory and hose m
eresfed are invited examine certificates, drawings ana
models a the office Of tie PROJECTORS.
Extract o.n report OF tie Committee Arts and Sciences
Of the American Institute sept 80, 1877.
Your Committee oi opinion that ms plan both theo-
refcaly anl practically, embraces the best application Of
natural avs 20 ne economical combustion OF usi oi any
plan which has yet been exhibited % mem BY order Of te
Committee, (sined) JAS KENWlCK, Chairman"
References may he made 10 Ie following gentlemen, VINO
have Il ~ use:
a, Yonkers Garner Co - Pinesi PRINT Works at HAY
erstraw; r. w Harvey, Thiryhird-si New York, Wire
and Screw Works; IngefsOn Mcdowell. Paper Mile,
south Iyrineham Mass Mesrs. Johnson, hne aud Diners
Oh Mil. New Brunswick, y. j.; r. }. suan{, Bnck ara
Grassy Potlt; Jo3n Advance Co. Poughkeepsie Dun
can Fa4y'on Pleasant Valley u G W Esf FD co '
ma + no iawrhflsp Is2 Broadway, Sew-York
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

WuIG RATIFICATION MEETING.-The Wings o.
Kings County held meeting yesterday evening at the
City Hotel to respond to the nomination OF the Wing
Convention GEO WOoD Esq. was chosen President
and made brief address in support OF the Wing cand
dates on taking the chair.
Nj j. C. smith Chairman of the Wing General Com
mittee read TO the meeting the report OF Judge Met
calf delegate from the Congressional District Coy
Jones Of Tennessee. then came forward and made a
speech Of some length, which was warmly spplaudcd
The meeting having adjourned to the outside Of the
hail. Gen Leslie Coombs made address after which
resolutions in favor OF the Wing candidates were
adopted with some dissenting voices, and the meeting
adjourned.
lrisn MrEriNG.-A very large aud enthusiastic
meeting Of the Friends Of Ireland was held last night
Fort Greene for tho purpose OF adopting address to
Mrs Mitchell and taking for assisting Ireland
grea, number OF ladies were present
PArRIcX FARsELL, ESQ was appointed Chairman, and
the meeting opened by the reading Of an address
to the wife of Mitchell Mr. Bergen proposed its adop
ton which was accepted with loud and long continued
cheers The following resolutions were then proposed
10y M rHos MOONEY
Resolgsd That the real wants OF ireland at this mo
ilent are. want OF republican spirit, and want Of
military scicuce
Rssolred That he object Of the Irish Republican
Union Is, % supply her with republican spirit and mill
taiy science la the persons Of few thousand Amei
cnn@ed lrishmcn. who are now ready and willing 10
embark IN her battle with the necessary qualifications
nsne y-the spirit Of the republican aud the skill fthe
experienced soldier
R'soiesd That we call upon all those who agree in
these principles, % rally now ~ once, 20 enable the
committee by funds TO send home the men who are
now ready TO start
Rlsoired, That two Of the fair daughters Of Column
ois be selected by this Committee 10 proceed 10 Dub
hn to present the address TO Mrs Mitchell
After addresses by NJ. +. O'CoNNoH and r. 7. RYAN
collection was taken up, which was contributed to
most beautifully, especially by the ladies' The meet
ing aiierwsrd adjourned smid great excitemen, and
enthusiasm.
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CLOTHING.
GENrLEMENs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
VIM. 7. JENNINGS A. co.

nRAPERS AND TAlLORS.-Gannen.s Of The hrst quail.
XIV Roaly-msde, Sc.-23l Broadway, American Hotel
and Peunsyvana-avenus Washington, n. C-Hsving en-
iarged her premises prepared 10 Oner for the inspec-
ton Of their patrons and The public M extensive
comprising Cloths Cassimeres, Nestngs, Tveeds, Cash
meres be found In the country which they are
enabled make up order great reduction from here
lO0re moderate prices such has been The sacrifice submitted
to by importers.
The STYLE and character Of work Is firmly es,ab-
lshed require any encOmum those points essential
In eszn. he value Of garments We would refer IN psfi-
clar however 10 the PsnalOOns furnished, and solicit
Trial from the most fasudious
In the Readynade department we shall endeayorto man.
tain the superiority o the articles which viii be found equal
tO the ordered garments the consisting Of
Dress and FrOck Coats improved styles Zephyr, Cloth,
Cashmerette and MernO sacks Psnaloons, Eese &c VIII
be afforded prices that have characterized the estabsh
men d rendering In all cases the gRd pro quo. al n
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Impertnnt from Hnrti.

By The arrival OF the bug George Ous 90 Dos
On from Cape Hayt.en, Eth inst. the Boston Trir-
erer has an important letter from AK Caycs This
letter saws the TrGrs7sr is Of the highest author.
ity and 10. statements may be relied upon. Il states
that tie French Consul 40 Aux Cages who not pro-
tectel by the presence OF mluof war beaten aud
nl.ire I'D ia tle streets by a ra51le Of BLACKS The
blacks soon Jaw that this act would be- viewed
tola Insult 5y fhe French Government and were trem
bling Tor the resl The letter farther states that there
s no doubt that -o1uque sni his chiefs bad promised
the army # they iol-ht hravey and put down the ia
sufrccton. the plumber ot the City-4s vel OF the
wealthy black o. o., The m4iatfOes.
40 tLis important moment the L. s sloop.ofwar
-arl-o-a arrived a Aux Caycs and Overawei the Pres
dtut from giving tll order Co.. pa.c, as promised
THE army however a-- can fl % consequence. were
n u gh state 0f nation no being mus deprived
o. their booty when almost within their grasp. and the
opinion expressed that they would return 70 Port
au-princc without SaouQuc. The President has set on
motion bali which be cannot control End foreign In
PREVENTION only save the Island from anarchy. In
the mean time the American interest there loudly de-
mslds tt protection of Government. 20 is crit
cal moment for large and increasing American trade.
and several men 0ivar ought forthwith % be dispatch
ed o. the different parts 90 the Island.
The is.sld was Isf.ed with fore IN products. ant
Trade was exceeding DUH
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WATERING PLACE.

sEACONNETr HOUSE, NARRAGASsETT BAY, r.
~, THIS HOUSE viii be opened lof me reception y
k vsers an boarders on the 18Th Of June IL Is located
A on the Eastern shore Of Management Bay Ia sEnt OF
Newport, 10 miles from Fall River and Il from New BEDFORD
the prce of board moderate Every attention WIZ De PAD
the comfort and satisfaction OF those who may pa
teonize the establishment stage alternate days 70
and from New Bedford. Arrangements VIII DO mads ior
the conveyance Of passengers aud from Fail River % ms
arrival ofsteamers from Providence and morning and even
mo csrs from Boston JOSEPH coz.
Little Compton, r. May q, ls4s. my5o eodAuI
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~ Directions fer PiiOis.-besse sui eel 10 Vista
ton by the Health Oncer. every vessel from a foreign
pon having Passengers. and every vessel having had,
during passage. any of smd Pox infectious or
cont. iuus disease arriving az any time;
All vessels from any port IN he ordinary passage nou
which they must pass South of Cape HeniOpen-ariyng
between c day Of May ami the 10th day Of October
And all vessels ron any place Including islands, 10 sa,
Aires, orfe Mediterranean or from any Oite West India,
Bahama Bermuda. u -sern Islands from any place In
America. DO us Ordinary passage from which hey pass
South % G-0r. i-aruyus betN the Isl Cay Of April
lei Im A B. WHITING. Health Ofcer.
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No HOWE LIBRARY

OF ENTERTAINING BOOKS Vol l. Jane Eyre a.
OAnfo Biography Edited by Cuuer Bell
N0L II. SeifCortrol. Novel By Mary Brunion, az
thor q Discipline
Vol III Letters ct Mrs Adams. wife Of John Adams 70
sale by sol HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. ? D Pearst
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ASTRONOMY YoR soaooLs.

y IN'IIUN ,AF iIft I0sslT = l1l FllI shrFs,
30 teai have M course Of preparation, new work
oa Astronomy Tor Schu0.s. By Professor Mfche ~ he
Iinc-nnan u1ferraiory. The Wei known u.eGs q the
hilf n s branch oi Science, together with the fac ties
which De possesses Tor draining As-ono,i M inform ron
afford SIRE guarantee oi e excellence uf rhs forthcoming
vork AID Of IL superior merit 10 other similar IN
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LAW.

ACT 90 authorize The tounluou % Oorporanuns io
~ Manufactures. Mining, Mechanical or Chemical Pur
poses passed Feb r. lf o.. Jl-t published and Tor sale bl
BELL GOULD Publishers and Stanoners.
lea l15 Sassau-st.
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.

THE PARA HOUSE, Orange New-J ersey "A nos'
n deli hful country residence during Tie summer
pleasart n, located Ia one OF he n.t healthy owns IN te
Union hours ride from New.fork, Win wnlch het' u
80 ms A y BALDWIN, Proprietor.
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BOOK TRADE.
sANDERS'S FIFTH READER

TEE SCHOOL READER fra 5ook, designed I
1 seQue 20 SlHderss Fourth Reader
PAT Flrs,-Coutainng fl. distinctions IN the rhe,or
cal PRINCIPLES Of Reading snd Speaking. Illustrated By
numerous examples.
Pan Second Cousisiag 81 elegant extracts IN Pross
and Poetry frcm various eocgeri writers, accompanied
with notes. exr tns-ry ~ such historical classical au
Sous. as e several lessons contain For gre use OF acale
mics sd DE highest classes ID common ard select scloo
o. Cfas. " J sanders. : sol emo AS pages.
Just F1hl-slerit ~ MARK Il NEWMAN co.
fl.. f.xav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

PORTRAIT on GEN. TAYIoR.--Wm. II. Graham
has Just sentus the finest craving OF Gen TAYLOR which
has vet appeared Il is a splendid mezzotui by ssr.
tain taken from daguorgeo,ype portrait Of the oh
hero who is Represented leaning against his valiant
Whitley" while the smoke and confusion Of battle MI
up the back ground The face is bold benevolent and
marked with dignity and intelligence. The picture
which Is in sartsns best style appears in good
.nd woud be sure 10 have great sale, were il
less valuable as work Of art
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THE CHOIR CHORUS BOOK.

4 NEW COLLECTION OF CHOkU SEs from th'
tAwOrks 81 Handel Haydn. Mozart. Sphor, Mende!ssoat
nal other distinguished composers. BY A. Johnson. lac
u ihe Boston Academy of Music just received AMI iO
ale BY lLelol HUNTINGTON sANAGE. 2I6 Pearl-si.
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LATER FROM MARrNI9UE-We learn from
Capt CLARK Of The bark Clariisa arrived on Tue day
from Ponce r. r that a French Government schooner
bad arrived wlth some 50 passengers from Martinique
report bad been received or Ponce when the c. leif
That the white Inhabitants had assembled and drove the
blacks oul Of the city.
The Governor OF Porto Rico bad issued procama.
aOn on receiving Tie uCws from Martinique, 20 the
Slaves thar siand avoid aly ilsuuectOn as they
would punished without mercy ljou- of Com
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srcoND-EANn ROCKS.

GENTLEMEN HAVING BOOKS OF any kind which
N they VISA 10 dispose o. may send hem 20 the book
tore. lH4 Nssssu-sL mylS n
wEBSTER'S BIGH-SCHoCL DICTIONARY.
TUE SECOND EDITION this day Published by HUN
4 TINGTON a SAVAGE. 2i6 Peari-sL je7
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CAMP MEETINGS
TUT vrO-g SOErSrEp

Morally sung ~ Camp sui Prayer Meetings ard To- rcvi
vals % Religion New edition bound b. red and blue sn-
boss cd leather Pce 5li cents per COPY For sale ihe
Methodist Bookstore 30 Mp5eust ani l their Brunch IN
Nassau 81 Nrvl 0rk Tue usual discount 20 tao-e who
n.-.L-.-. Ln al .,--l Ell So ..-lAiLA
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GENERAL NOTICES.

rS'- The B9hm flute.-A. q. BADGEs, 1871 Broad
way, has constantly on hand c0mpcie assortment Of BUln
Plates hs own manufacture and particular pains VII he
aiken with Flutes made % order and n a cases warranted
20 give satisfaction, and ga addition can De found Pulp
Erls.s much admired music ur the Flute published IN
hers -ach and h- q adres Flute AMI Guitar; also
books of l 'c0 by Cunl0l Nicholson All others io e
u4ul IL, stands. &c Je5 u
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We MEXICAN WAR.

By T. ID Mansfield ESQ
4 JTHOR OF LIFE OF GIN. Scotia History a
Ais Ouen and accom-, Of the victories, with the
official dispatches Of Gen Taylor and Gen Scot. Illustrated
with maps and euggavings- Emo Published BY
A. :. BARNES 4 CO. 81 John H.
Five hundred Agcns wanted 10 circulate ts very pop0-
Jar vors tu whom liberal discounts VIII De made Tor cash
Z. !. -.---I /.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.
NATIONAL HALL.

NATTUNAL HALL.
rNHIS NEW AND EXTENSIVE Boarding House siu,
near Congress Sln8g, kept by Messrs. sIODDAKD
BILLINGS upon blncty temperance principles Is hnown
bv those who boan, last and previous year "a DO
one of the most 2ctabe, comfortable aud reasonable 60
Establishments IN that dei. hIu watering place Jelo t'
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the Ncv-Yors Tribune
Disaster nj sea.

Arrived in distress. ship f.. H. Hmtshorn' from
Liverpool ior NewYork, with 2'j Storage passenger
struck d shosl nenr Nantucket yesterday, r. NJ and
col. OIL leaking badly. she Is now 40 anchor IN The
.i.csm Extra gangs Of men have been cent on board
d, ss .l-t n Keeping her free.
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UFYRy upRl,- PIAYOFoRrEs,

e. HENRY HERE'S PIANOFOkfEs,
and Pisnin0s ffoIa hs factory . Rue dc Ia
~ n ct0ire, PARE. general Agency ana W are
! ~ | Iroons, 3o3 Broadway, New YORK. The
grcat demand Tor e-e instruments has Igade Il necessary
fr The un,er-gned agent enaTge biz sales Rooms
Since d last st ~ May be h1e been enabled 70 remove
great part Of his stock rom the Public stores and there Is
now larse and better hand has
been offered before for sale Prices haze been greatly
duced and The sock comprises row. Ia rosewood and
hogany Pl1nlnOs-square, SEMI and, aud grand
Pianos Orders and Letters please 10 drecAg Of
Sir Hear Herr, 30 Broadway, New York.
iel laS4w i. W. BODSTElS.
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Uprising in Northern Ohio.
Correspondence Of The Ir5une'

COiies p0udence oi Inc AIpuhc.
ELYriA Lorsin Co. Ohio. June l5, lti-.
rrirxD GRflLLY: Tie time ha. come to strike
ir Free principles without compromise The
most enthusiastic and glorious meeting ever held
.n this County has this minute closed. You viii
Understand the character, spirit aud platform o
the meeting By reading the following resolutions
adopted By reclamation
,ghey,as. The National Con, cnious OF he Wing aqJ
Democratic parties recently held IN lhiladcphlh ana
Baltimore have, By the presentation Of the names OF
Generals Taylor and Cess as cdoddlte4 LOT me Ift
frrcv outraged that love Of Human Liberty winch
,..rvs.es tie masses Of the American People which.
cxt TO fe biesing ri God is Tire best guaranty OF Oh.
peiinanency OF our form ol Government therefore,
Esa0fred Ihsf viii not support me nominee pi
either Of those Conveutions bui select other men, who
vail more fully represent the feelings oil tle ioundcf
o, thu Republic. well our own. by using tnlf OFT
cal power aud influence % promote me sict micro
of Freedom
Resoiref. That the time has arrived when the Pr.
Iucl issues that have heretofore divided the cuhon
of Ire Free States have dwiudlcd into c0mpa dfe ii.
nlconcc we VIII therefore COMB ToGElHtf uIo"
ihe mantle of Kindness and charity the past and
uultedly strike for LIBERTY, tNloN aud fiAiEiNlih
R.sli5oi That we proceed 90 apQ0mt "a eg"ioi ROD
fre ifccmen from each township ID The County 20 meet
n state Convention a. COLUMBUS ON the -Nh ana <iri
Jose there nominate suitable candidates Tor our sup
port and % take measures 20 secure the ealing Oh
Convention OF AN the States willing 10 unite with us' at
which such nomination may be- made
You can hardly form an idea OF the enthusiasm
with which these resolutions were responded TO
By a Mas Meeting, composed Of men heretofore
uctye in the Wing, Liberty aud Democratic par
ties. These exceptions are so few that the nom'.
nation Of Taylor may be sad 70 be unanimously
fepudiated b. the Wings here.
Cass is much dsrelished by his party, and mq.y
Democrats Will support a candidate Of the people.
..If Irea "a are al
s Tie time to strike W had pledged ourselves
- Free Principles-we could not abandon our
platform aud break our faith We viii not We
await the responses 60 the National Nomination
end TO Inc course forced upon as with deep s0ici-
tude Yours, } q. {.
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1910. In consequence Of tie frequent claims for dam
90. resenfed sgans the forxarders u merchandise
ts Western Canas arising from he ahstracton Of goods
from packages npefecly secured he Board u tOrs ard
r o he CIV OF Nety-f have I'll, % their duy W.
f1f the eurIy u merchants themselves - ADOPT the
10 lowing resolution ~.
Hs.are1 Thai VIII not receipt IN shipping orte.
any boxes or 81 dry goods hats good
ho. OF shoes destined Tor tie West unless such boxes ~
cases are properly aped and sealed when shipped: nor
any boxes casSs containing goods or any description IN
such boxes c1sks vel strapped or hooped before
shipment Il n. HOLT, President.
GEoksk Il. TRACY Secretary. MT
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ana principal towns OF a the States of the Union PAL
MFR may be consulted bis office n the Tribune Buildings,
where De papers may be- and ell requisite Information
obtained graunou-y, enablng advertisers 10 acquire a
competent UNDERSTANDING Of the sub ec and 10 adopt safe.
ad-ous and thorough system Of ADVERTISING IN such sec
tons ant ga such paper, - are best suited 10 ne respect
irc pursuits lie respectfully invites the calls Of those VINO
may think proper avail themselves OF bis and the
facilities which his experience and extensive agency afford
for prompt add Efficient application OF lie power OF Tue
Press 10 business enterprise. jel7 lw
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sorrHeatb with hi- feet 81 ils
sa.lcd tie 0olsalr D.aihs
Nild and fact. blcv tho blast.
And tAc east wind was hs brcrih
Hr lordly ship. of bee
Clsteucd ln re sum
On each SIDE. Ike peunons wide,
fhslmg cysiai sifeafnlets run.
~ calls OF white SEA INST
Dipped wlil silver rains lcas'
fgt where be passed there wen,
leilen shadows Ger thc mann.
Eastward from Campobsilo
sif Humphrey G.lhcrt salled
iarce dats of mul- seswafi hs
bore.
Then. slas' the hni sini 6iled
Assi The land wind failed.
An ac.Cot grew the nghts
AL nevemorc. GOA sea ot shore.
Should SIC Humphrey see th'
light
" sat upon the decs.
Toe hook was Ga bis band
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NOR @UlnIER WEAK-A large

Y our superior styles Zephyr Cloth Cashmeretle MerinO
Camble anu Linen Sack and DO-ays SC usual mode
rate prices such a. have given celebrity the establish
meuf WIN. T. JENNINGS & co.
ielO 81 Broadway American Hotel.
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IT. Wate--Cure Embellishments, Oyster Bay,
f. i Is miles tom New YorkJoEL saw N D. author
~ Tbs W,,-r ur- Manual Hand Book Of Hydropsihy,
ke kr EDITOR Of ne WaierCure Journal a2d The earliest
American prsrfuoner OF the new mode, and DR. P Roof,
A. mon OF Press-lrz. receive patients above Pas
49,. 49, je5r
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D" D. u1t fear Heaven b. a. ue1r
lie SAD ty water as hs lN.i p,
To fhe first watch of The night.
[ Without Z signal sound.
IOuf ol the ssi, mysieuGusly,
The feet of Death rose an afuugl
I The moon and thc evening star
Were hanging m Tic shuudsi
kvefJ mast. rs il passed, CLOUDS.
Seemed 90 rake The passing
They smpplei with eirprze,
Atmlinl.h, black AID cold ?
A. II rpck was tie SHOCK
l Heavily DE ground swell r1llel
Southwark thuusi Day sni dark.
/ Ihct dr1 in close embrace
With mntaui ftm o. the spaDnh
mani pnrH
Yet there seems no change pi
iSou'hvsrd forever southwark.
/ They tull through dark and daf 3
Add lac a dream. 100 the Cail
slfeNm,
s|akm. VANISH Oh away
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EeRI-TLES.-Rus.ia seconds sucnays and hrsts, for
Dsale ~ WINTERHOFF, PIPER kARCK.
isf2 lr4f 81 Rrnad-si.
81. BARTHO LOhEW;- CHURCH.--Rev
}Lewis p. W Bach, Pasortor sale or 10 rent one VI
The best peWs IN tbs church; also pew IN the gallery
ie6 I'm CYRUS w. FIELD 90 II Chn--l
stTRAW GOODS. STRAW GOODs.-A large
: aud splendid assortment Of Straw Goods Of every DC
pOu suitable Jr neu boys and Infants, az Mo X
QLts. Hat ard Cap tvarrlJus Sc. - Bofs-ry my In
S,IARFT WINF.--Ju.t received. from A. Morton,
y ESQ Bordeaux. hundred cases uf superior wune-lhe
best article or lls Urce which has appeared ia ts nafhei
f,r some vears To The sa.esro0m Of lndyhe
20 n LIVINGSTON WELLS CO.
SHOW gAsEs-<IIDW CAsEs.-A large as
Ss0rient OF new and secondhand Show Cases constant
iy Ga hand and Show Gases made " order Also, show
Gases uzen In exchanges n. J. EAItLS, jb BFoone-s
near the boUeTy. Hy1 lln-
r,O PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PUB
4 LfsHERS.-FOr Sale-At low price, Ole second
hand sngecybnler PRESS bed 40Ss inches. The Press
h hi complete order x. HOE co. y aad 81 Oo.dst
ms
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TYPE FOR SALE.
,gor,uTNo LUCE LEATHER.

rrogr FOR THE cROT0N WATER, for hre-enstns'
steamboats, etc Manufactured i,o'n o ~ ~ - - ~
leather with wroogf copper n'sss' o"ess " "s" -
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