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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

A FTEnN0Oy LINE. DkiLY-FOE NEWBUR9H
IA aud Fishki landing at Van Cortards (peekskili)
Msst Point god Spring and Corn sell The new Gamer
THO VAS POWELL. Captain Samuel Johnson. viii leave
the pier foot OF Warren street for the above Places every
afternoon, (sundays ercepedl at o'clock commepc,rg
o'clock BAN baeuge and hesh q every description
bank bills Specie put board this boat must ne at
isk Of tse thereof unless entered on the DOORS oil
the boat or 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

T ECTUREs ON PHRENOLOGY-1rR l.. N. EOW
II Ter will deliver OF lectures Phrenolosy and
Physiology, in Clinton Hail. New York commencing on
and Thursday evenings, until Completed Al,o in the Ly
Hail, Brooklyn, Wednesday and Friday evenings
Frat lecture fee in both places Ticke subsequent Lee
In cens. Twelve Tickets for One Dolipr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

ITALIAN OPEHA HOUsF-NOTICE-pOoPs
i cpeu It haifDsr fsfformsIes ms erioeh p,,cilsv
Box Once, ia AstoT Place, fr helfte ill s1d
from to 3o'eoch No Ws,ispset in the basement Mou:
evening p 18TH isa viii he presented celebrated
Open IL thee Aes Of IL OUR ENI O-Mune BY Ner
csdsnte EIaisa sgropas IIuf Bspea s,zneis Lietti
Bepsdetti: Masfedo sr go Beseysstano; B'u1oro Sig
g. Piemonte Maestro Direttorc Bari Leader Of
orchestra and chorus Master Sig o. Lieui The scenery
p,1"d by sisnor Alleg, sni Moni Co.tgmes By sEnor
II. Hslorm.n. No sdy unaccOmpsried b. gentieTer.
admitted Carriages will sat down Astof Place with tsi:
horses, heads from Broadway and take sto Place AID
eRre the auei and Amphi,heatre doors
with Aston Place aud Eighth will be opened st the end
~ he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

Sixth WARD-INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC
= Nomir For Assistant JOHN GREEN;
Assessor. Pr Hugh John spe5liny for Con.
.t DStric-Joseph p belveeho. Joseph Hamilton; Cd
Vu.ee, Owen Kinney; Sd D.ctJo
seph N Parker Thomas flynn 9TH Dntric-Dr John Con
finT John for Commi;.ien:. Of Cs%mSn sshOS.
mel Hogan; for Trustee Of Common Schools Dr. Edward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

DARADIsE AND THE PERI. BY THE AMERICAN
Music, insttu,e at the Tabernacle, tuesday, Evening.
April iNs go Voca,s and q lusiIumsntslisu Iksu
ofthe Choral respectfully to at
rehearsal Monday Fvening the Tabernacle.
comm cling Al, o'clock. n. MFI0GS, Print Ip4l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

- ton,-For Alde,m an, THOMAS GlLMARTIN; for AS
:,.tsnt Alderman PATRICK KELLY; fos Assessors John
Geragty Thomas Thomson; for Constable Otto u Sack
man Go WSOJaSe insPsesOI; Of Es!iou. y, S.-
Frederick L. yultee, Thoma. Blake "a do Jo.eph NJ Par
Thomas Flynn; !th do Dr. John Coming, Bernard Nc
Yaeh. for Is:psctor Of Com@on Schools. Dr. Daniel
McGIoin. CHARLEs DEL VECCHlO, President shi.
Parker, NJ Murray, Edward Logus, Vice Preidents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

Two LET-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES, NOS.
81 81 and 81 Butler South Brooklyn with basement
and sub cesrten rooms in aeigh nuies walk from the
South minutes from the Hamilton ferry beautiful 10
cation foe water only $780, and To New York
they to business 18th sueets. and save from
three hundred dollars INQUIRE at No 23
Brosdway up st.irs Of w. AES No Al Butler South
Brooys N. BEhsr Of the above houses may be purchas
q at n m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

ma ETROPOLITAN MINsTRELs AT THE AP0LLQ
Iv1 Rooms 40 Broad Metropolitan Mnstrts viii
during the week tercept We'd
their aud deneatOns OF LIGHIS
AND SHADOWS Or NEGRO LlFL," illustrated with q
choice selection OF the popular herairs Melodes
iees Solos Over,u:es Dances, &c., cnlvened with gay
eu desprt and and facetious huno f the souheIn
plsptaon negro The will be taken to avoid the
ghtest approach to vasay, and the pathetic and Lively
Admtancc IS cents Children half Performances
Commerce II 8r NJ " FOWLER, manager.
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I ITALIAN OPER sCOMPANY's GRAND CONCCKT.
at the Tabernacle, Thursday, April Bon which Gee.
will ee of the sacred Opera Of NEsU-
CHAD SkZZAK, with popular selections from the most
mment com pos,n TO be performed By ssnsrira T5uf
dstu Sgnor Arnoldi Chs third New York y
signor Ben.vent'no. sguor Bani SixLor Rosi, Sgror
pTsheu,s OF the CONF Leader Of tho Band, ssnor
Lett ; Maestro Director Sig-or Beri Ticsets 81,
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GRAPE VINES. FRUIT TREES. sHRUBBERY, &c.
u The subscriber Offers for sale Black Hamburg, ST. Pc
te gnac uscat of Ale Mucadine, other
choice pot. for S,cog sab.tla and Csawba ye.
Flower Seed; Mixed Grass for Lawns; Bouquets OF
fos brida, aud other parties City Gardens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

EOURTH WARD.-REGULAR NOMINATION.
For Commissioner Of Comm,n Schools. Timoth Gar
riek Of Common Schools Dr. Thomas H. bur-
ras: for TrrSee Of Common Schools, Patrick Merrick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

NEW YORK AND HARLEM KAILnOAD-sU y.
IN day Arrnsemen-Cars will leave CITY Hall. New York,
for Harlem and Morrisanissts o. and il:3a NJ
2:3o, g. and Fordham and Williams Bridge at
and 30 A. $50 and r. NJ. White PiaIs aud 10
An, 2:3o and r. M Croton Falls at g. A M. and 2:3o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

ITO THE ELECTORS OF THE SIXTH WARD
Reports having been freely circulated throughout the
ward that have other than b. regularly
ticket feel duty tbs electors of the ward
to IN Sc with me on the ticket asd e myse 70
70 vote the entire ticket headed Koher and Brennan
ER EDERlCK d. KOHLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

vJrHE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS OF
the Old Masters, comprising original Pictures, by tt
tian Ruben, Raphael Mqro. V.lasqsez Van Dyct Gin
Cuyp Wilson many Of old Mas is at
the tycsum Gallery, No So, Broadway, from AM to
p Nj. Admittapce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

nor NEW ORLEANS-LUU ISIANA AND NEW
York Line Of Packets Regular packet Of the I3h April
peGor p;cLst buk MAzEPPA is now losdius, and VIII
passage having splendid furnished accommodations apply
board, at Orleans " hsrf foot Of Wall X.
ssy.d board si.sr wssne.day .y.nDs ApriS AGENTS.
forward all goods to his address Packet ship LLIF ON
will succeed the Mszeppa, and sail her regular day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

lv1 and Writers Of New York. that she hss received
her s nstsmer Of Millinery from Pars for this To-
GLIDING morning and promenade Bonnets fudresx ard
Caps, and Head Dresses Of entirely styles and in
Er,st variety. Also collection Of BLOWERS. ts.thsts and
purposes The prees Of all goods marked plain figures
the lowest possible profit liners from
try supplied on most advantageous terms 81 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

EOR JUSTICE OF THE JUSTICES COURT OF THE
City Of New York for the frat Judicial District, JAM ES
GREEN For Police Justice of the City Of New York JE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

EREDERICK. A. woOpwORTH. aa5 BROADWAY.
opposite the Broadway Thet has received BY the late
arrivals from Havre,-sh. musical b. porcelain
Lubns perfumes, Lubns aud Monpss soaps pljin paper
fans silver paper fans dress glasses
glassware bags and purses poemonnaIes toilet brushes.
ne bronzes lades travelling tase dressing aud work
boxes ready pen Makers walking cnes writing desks pape
teres portfolios. card fancy stationery,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

DATENT MANGLES-HOTELS AND BOARDING
Houses should have Mange il entirely sup ersedes
the Of ironng smoothing table linen, sheets &c. with
apdty and beauty with the machine doing
" much work six with smoothing irons They are in use
city. They made and sold By DUNCAN & WEST, 4
Little Green sire ct near Liberty, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

WET NURSE WANTED-TO GO A SHORT DIS
w lance in the country. Apply, with good recommenda
tiona a No 2ll Ninth atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

grows ASIATIC ELIXIR, THE BEST REMEDY
~ known for tbs Cure OF Coughs horness of Breath Pains
in the Sides Chest Splitting of Blood from the Lungs In
cipent Bronchitis and in fact every disease leading
with Ps%onX may b 3, O%a ned
street; Apoheesrss' Hall. IS Chatham street; IS John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

DOL ISL MEETIN0-POLIsH EXILEs. RESIDENT
New York and vicinity fqoested to Mon.
lay next the 10th Of April at No. % Delaney Street, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

Buffalo papers please copy.
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ROWEt! THEATRE-RE OPENING POSTPONED
- al "wednesday evening nexIn consequence Of the
great cx Of the alteration and IA
IT'S found Impossible to complete them .eios the above
time: large auxnrv body Of artists painter
and decorators, have been and the hente will
lively reopen ON Wednesday Evening vaey OF
duly announced
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TENTH YAKp-DEMoCRATIC. WING NOME

EIGHTEENTH. WARD.-KEGULAR DEMOCRA
II tic Republican Nominations:-For Alderman, Moses w
z. Jseksss; for A,stant Alsermap, VIM Van Wyck foI
Assessors. Isaac Moran Michael Flynu-Fo Constables
Edward McCormck James Van Tassel-For inspectors Of
ElessiGnlst District Alexander Rentos john Fose,se
John Gibbons-school Ofhcen-For Commissensr, VIM. A
Walker-For Inspector Frederick 4. Wssbrook-Fo 1rus
tee. ThOnss HaRan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

q \, THrvtown with about leen ~ land froutn
- n the Hudson River; house = feet ironii feet deep
Two stories high well socked with apple pesr plumb
peach snd cherry u The best kinis Arpy on ib-
premises /" ''"'
TarrtInwn. Nov y ~. I'M
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viz surrender condition that permission were
granted 70 him and all the parties concerned 70 esFe
the country having been rejected h. would make no
other. The one he had made was the only ho0Orsn'e
one he could make As the Govern mert proposal ne
rejected wtbou, hesitation. and With TIE deepest
scorn ig tbs hs friends fully and proudly eoncurrei
" The Government be sd5eo. should now consider
him precisely 10 the same position - ne Wa teiore
any communication bad been made. and deal with him
- they would have done then had b. been arrested
he would n0t surrender and though BY refusing . DO
he well he might be led % the gi5bet he knew
well too that by refusing the base propositions q
the Government he would save bis honor The honor VI
his friends and the honor Of bis This letter
Immediately sert OF % Rev Mr -- who va. request.
Cd 10 postscrpt % c0mmUnics'e . A. once 20 NJ.
Redngton and hsye copy taken Of IT, 10 case 8, should
. be required hereafter
Mr. Aesgher then determined upon going 10 CssheL
and 10 longer cOncesng ninself there being any
chance Of doing any good ~ remaining Out" liz
frends Mr. OD0nOhOe and --. came the Ike de-
termination. That evening about 10 o'clock they oct
for Csshel by HOlycro.s ana near toe Rshcannon
barracks arrested BY the Police and brought into
Thurles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

Police CoURT-Msrgaret Dennis alas Barrow and
~srr Committed t0 p~1 esteffs 1 aff" "
panel i.ss lon-- Tho rear ol 0 Ln-t 80 e -e@- OF -
inas.rrs .1 d-u banned william Dave 4.qf f.fE.s and
Asathus psuntrfers Of 80 Pear a. were c1nns % fn
-sfrfsg Jl-fc- Iaf fuarrf ffeFIf-i - mol.
Ia Raiai ri FULTON sni E1eu-zer Feb j. appears
tsst Dt,i. et' p1f nn o 10
M eu. 0f great value arh slh-e4 lentl looms W Do no
las s. sn8 believing Aiophus u-ei DAVIS iof m' llf
pose selling Boz goods u he oest al 'sniage preferred me ae
e er4mafsl1 iaka place s faf 1of1rnls taA f ei
,.,s himself B1stecs committed ~ PRISON es'il on -
,5 a .f.as sch DO eu1eaVorsi o. Canal 81
ioi nttae custody YESTERDAY charge of teal
n on ths night rt containing goh eafch srf
.,er other -eei. fle properly nf Mfs 1sf'n u '
Watsrsf eh0u sic lived .srFnf Ifs boo vas olnf
ildaa ~ and The sl eafh Hss is
f.rsaf fnraf 1 earf ClnuHffef named
BaH- cted up Yesterday charge oi being found
oe af tie rooms Ullfp Hotel unief l1stac--
ltst nyi females bot. under a OF age named iol~
uy Ezs Don.ssy. fassn out of ahoa- OF pfo-t
m f committed pusln Leonard q Bel vas arrested
o assauitne Bloom street Emily % Conner
llel - ODD ~ sts..in. q from one jacob israei
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roRr ~ NV YoRK. DEcEMBrR II

ARRIvED-R stesmsr Forh. srariee from a. Thomas
b-nia mails The West ins 81 ani Ca oi Aisk
Nat'sud rh-uh. Co The X packet Weste
'en Bermuda and osfhe from the Guf M-lco
large freight. besde e ~ ocl
shin shurr MshsNs q fn Belfast ISelsni mi.-
st..fsfe rsss-a .-rs fo Richards .n Watson A Co
Hf Rowland Nsfis IL A. irofn Ne1fss sugar a. o Bot
Oven passenger
Norwegian barl Kou. Tatfssa Rsftepoo Ens coal % oref
Nsk Ann. nunhaa. 10 o. in ssrsnis mise o. N.v.as
h. bsk Ospry iosf "a ds tn lauss o.sooi g. o. Hls
AspnvaN
Noi~-ssu brs ffrfa websr 80 ia - Nstn cell O..
sCh'c.Ialrr. vessel 90 Slhrid 4 hslsheu.
tfE Ish' Burgess le ~ fn ltcaaYra ts via Porto Naoe
office . ~ fess
Brs Jane r.r,s 81 d. in Nstra ut g. 90 sat-f Co.
BIZ Af' toeus-nt 1 as in Massi flat. g. % Hsrmoa
Nrrhrss & c..
easJ Lancaster ia,ea,us Chsre.ioa iih met, cotton %
master
SIR wonh Atse O.. ~ i s,da,,. oa o. snses
slEp PROM Qsraatae rrolad la8a hea-ol Chsere
sloie shp fsilna oI Caerus sap kosoe io Aut~~rr
Miai \
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MINING COMPANIES.

NOTICE ia hsreby given that ~ ELECTION for tve
lNDTRECTORS 81 he PASSAlC N MING AND MAN
UFACTURlNG COMPANY, 90 serve for the ensuing year
vii bee held a. the public house kept by Thomas al.ins
The tot -hp 81 Harrison and County OF Hudson rev
Jersey, on Tle.dsy The 81 day of Jaauary lsv-
d5 lswru1Janl
NOTICE l. hereby given that an ELECTION for i've
y DiREC TORS Of nc RARlTAN MINING snt MAN
UFACTURfNG COMPANY. io serve Tor lhe ensuing year
100 held .he Office cf le Company, MddIesrA Nsun-
g. Neys-J@rsey. on Tuesday, the p OF snusry l.H
~. fete Rvortsr : GNlNNF
d5 lsWTuAjl' Secretary X VI GO.
IfPPEK CANADA MINING COMPANY-Nouce
hereby given ihai farther nsismeui oi seven pence
hsfperuy ~ per share upon the as-essae s7frs
90 the PIPER causda Mining Company has been called I'D
PAYABLE before the thirteenth day ~ December n-N
office II the Company in Hamilton ~ Of Me.srs "
x J Currie Agents 10 q Mall--t New-fork ~ order
o, he Board Of Directors. II b WILSON, Secretary
Office ofthe VI 90 Hamilton. Oct d. 1873 nS -awipi'
IrpPFK CANADA MINING COMPANY. Notice
hereby given that s share. " the Capita stock e
the Upper Canada Mining Company In default Tor any ~
.e.suen or assessments due, viii be- forfeited To me
use of the Company on the thirteenth day Of December
next unless The with interest thereon De- sooner PAID
hou any other farther notice By order OF The Board
Of Directors. H. b WILSON. Srciet1i{{, I'D,
Office ofthe U c. NJ Co HsmionOct D. 1873 rs 4s~ 'Dl
NOTICE IS hereby given IN accordance with the sec
H Mining and Manufacturing Company mat an eieclo
Tor Eve Directors for year viii be held ~ lo
lines Hotel 10 Princeton. New Jersey on Tuesday Jan
nary l8+q between the hour. NJ ~ and VI Nv order
NJ Inc Company. HUGH CkAlt' tt'sdeht
DAVID SKFsRFrT. Treasurer. ~ LtNiH
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ANOTHER GOLD MIpE.

EORsALE an interest In Invention which will undOuhi
u eddy BE- pstenled n he United States sId which
good Judges consider n the greatest Interest % very
wealthy class Of capitalists No reference has before
been INSIDE his Invention Ia any periodical IL must BE-
1egi for the present the Inventor coniemp4tes Oh
lanng patents foreign countries Any person having
from $1,000 TO $4,000 10 invest obtain Information
respecting said invention by addressing Immediately ID l.
lJ Nssssu--t New York City. through the POsi Office,
stating he amount Of capital which they can command,
amount " ready money Sc giving -I fesi lame, place
Of business &C.
BThe advertiser shes exchange for cash several
mortgages real e-lste worth from four times the
amount u mortgage. Address a. above % iV&ttWs
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SCHOOLS.
IN GERMAN

NJ ERTHEILgR author q Easy Lessons 10 GerHiAh
VI. sri Prrss- 81. i1 r1fi-1 Hni r-.t.
and FRIDAY from t O'Clock. N n one " ne scnooi
roor-. ~ NJ sraggs Mae H.l school, ls Sror1l -
Term. a pr quarter ir atvsrcr. on -Nro-
na~CING.-S-w Cases Do WAITING, rosss; etc
IL Mr. " WHALE a1i DAUGHTER respectfully an
-orr- Trey commencing rev rssscs a. tpoFr -
tr-ir ror. So SruaiVaY. 81 SIKH avenue. sni ~ Ms
Wht-. school f0r ilung Ladies, M " - T~-ly- sl o
AZ a. 6oihic Hs. Adams-s- BrooSyu
Fir.f Srire- a. Curslulon Hs ssh axe pac- 100 tues
ssv he = . frsi and c1rl1lei s-rl morthg dln <
~ sessor Su-scrr1r flr ns season a. Lsri-- Sea
- -E-ts I'd he rsd ~ Nr " For rules ard rsrg u srs
So ircuisrs, 10 be- tsc IS owe
y B-Prva.- lessons schools anc cisss-s VIII - 81
t-rd - D. hv NJ " arc dsughf-r nl1 im
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% FARM FOX -ALE.-pes.,ntly .taa'ed on n

- FARM FOR Satisfactorily s.tuaed on the
eTo bank Of The Csyugs Lake, miles south Of the
bridge miles from Seneca Falls, and IS miles from
Geneva lis he most pleasant situation On the Lake shore
and 0r any person wishnz retire 70 he country NOR,
desirable one could De obtained The village Of' snOgs
: about mile distant where there several churches
and POst Office The farm contains about 40 aud
vel. fenced and walered There Is abundance u fu u
al knds on the place On the premises good Two
story house barns carriage house, Ice house, &c FOR
terms apply the premises, Or ~ w. AhNEIT, ksq
Seneca Falls " WIN l.. BOYD, ~ sOuthst NeU-fork
3D.
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'V'uk CIRlut, AND CUNNOi - ~ h- ~,
De- tly sralf-l b. WISHING Arcles free A---ui "
L. log Carlos r-s Al Je-s aro4dsay, a. ~ ts-
hard lie varied selecrol Dc h4s rfVf "r-A
rush-d o--r sreel ~ great research oa al isfi-s
II he slte. Ga est AIonz ne Fslriy can
be sreu very cncir- imported Csusrrsi 2nc a. urf
o-eizn ana domestic nEEg Birds. fafrots. IOcAaoc-
suslish Col1 al >tef Po~ksarls, BarrGo0f rO~s q
every Descriptive New iJ4Dc ana Dogs AnS
Charles opsn.sls Fsucy aE1 -p5rg Scolch AID
Terriers Shetland Pol4es Fancy Pl.-o1 Ac IoLlll-ri-
cauoEs VII az tines meet win prompt AiieaIloc froc
a lws A. GRlENE. Jo1nrsl
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NIAl


Coal.
4 liverpool. ORKEI COAL Received PER
4 ships David Cannon sea Queen. Arlington sud Corn,
well B.nkss superior Orrel Goals uOp dischsfgng Ano
by subscriber screened from he yard of DEW
cred ion be vessel Also ssuperOr oi u Camel Coas
T. CANY. III WoOsterst Office q Brosi-t
Peach Mountain Peach Orchard, Lehgh and Beaver
MEADOW Coal. seec,ed for family use Apply " above
on n
81 IN coal, gOAIs-Best Peach Orchard, Of
- \ ~. All sizes, dry under cover NJ lowest cash
prices Also, The Rainbow White Ash-Nul Goal low rs
~ IN per f3- Al SIMPSONS Yards.
% Th0mpsou-st near sprlng-.t and Chnslopherst
M lmk 81 2meod- near Oret'n~lch-svenur
EOAI..-I am delivering the bssi u Red Ash Cos' Al
I the following low prices f cash, vel scf rrned rom
ne yard corner u King AMI Greenwich sis Largf Nn
a. So Egg and Stove - I--- - cents frum boats 81
siwsys dry under cover ma p'l Pbftk CLlNIoN
CDAI.-RED OR WHITE AsH.-Lsfge Nut - = :
Y Esg >. Stove - per tOn-screeuei, from yA1s al
under cover 53 Bow sy and corner Hsmmerscy and bed
ford sis Less lsEen from boats y cents es 10 csmen
OBI SIM JAIob Win Jh
.rOAI.-Ar SUMMER PRiCEs-Peaeh Orchard and
= Rei Ash. Of the best quality. Also Lehigh Coa rom
ths Lehigh Goa and y. Company Yard, oou Houston
corner Laureus-sL established IN 1883
ma Inn ~ ohIr MAn.---
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=, K g.ssesz1 10 WHEELING AND rIrrs
Y. wi. KINIRALL : Co.


80 So WALLSr NEN YOKN -
nrNNiN. kiNrkfI Nn. IINHsI.'I.
DFSPFCrFUILN INFORM ner nIen'i. 4. a 't- rlt..
IL that they have commenced fIs NHnrit Ii|s'rs srf
Commission Rusirr-s luEeilrI ~n fhe NrrrIs fsssrs
ger Business grsnrF certificates ui ps-sa Or ioas4
Liverpool. nlhIn. Be..ts ans psIt ui Pee ni Ca. l
10 Sew \ nrs. Boston aus fllsae r0ls
O.aos and Bills 90 fNr0srEr 'lr A n sos sU0lri ~
RnysI Btlk of lrelsUi aHi Ils branches
Dass of sailing ~ o. regular iH~u of lirruoo fssss
- liked upon sre the isi. th. lln. 10Th .iN 80
every month Tire ships IBID uf ihe sfEr. 49, a.,
commanded hy men n chsfscicr and rNpreu- o. rs,r
.rro,unola lons sre al isl can h- tr-iIed rori 4.
sr .sndor comfort and convenience hey se mrs.tsi
- h every description az siprrs of ie bees. kt fla.a
st, Boz tr.l i-vs n nf ill ne sHIrf.y afa fr-f u
P.rtrf shfr- RD>tllS SiOnON~ Sfs fiDAN -
gARKfsk sre vr---s ~ th- largest class arf ~.
hfins nui h~if friend. cannes .eei ilsf o. sts
.ffr. Ps...rn rsn Dec red ~ me- 'rs 90 fslrs
Ney Orleans Lius of Psrsfis ssN vr"s'Y 30 Passage
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WANTS.
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w esi 10 a., a. 49, ne ssle d rev ard popoh

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s-p--5 o- rsrid .s--s 81 Pc Gay VII BE- insured ar
srir- man .l.l srr1rt re- lir-i Tor il- l.n Apty
A. 80 Frrrsvrrs RON 81 ruiul-si -P '---is - '
hours ~ io A 80 ? " - Ln
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THIS simple impie
menf,may be thou ght
too Insignificant 70
deserve = particular
notice but az it's ex
tensiveiy used DO 0ur
rain-water cisterIs
and Is m modern de-
vice We are 0nwii
ling 20 pass IT, lt
was known 10 the
Romans Puny ex
pressiy mentions IT,
when speaking ~
various modes of wa
teune gardens He
saws water is drawn
from a well or tank
- By PLAIN poles.
hooks, aud buckets,
and that DO was n
dome.tic implement
DO old times rs ~
present, boo raising
water from cisterns
is proved by the dis
cOvery Of some OF the
Io0ts af pomu4II -
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no PRINTER~-PRlNT MATERIALS for sale.
A most favorable opportunity now offers 10 buy me
Type and hxures of Weekly Psper, consisting ~ bouf-
leoIs Nonparcil Imposing stone, Column hars, Les1s
Ar &C. GRAY, NOLCOrI 4 GREENE,
dose Squce-sL
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an Al. BLEEcKER, Aaciioaeer. : sfosd..t
aaAT PRIVATE sALg-A farm containing .isil

"a At PRIVATE sALE-A farm containing sixty
~ u uabe and, 10 high state ofcgysiiOn, snd
i've acres Of wood and pleasantly situated 10 Queens
County Long Island, the turnpike road three miles east
NJ le village " Jsmsics, and EDou One-fOunh " mile
from ls Railroad De- Bmshyie o, rendering u = easy
and speedy NeW-York The buildings and fences
fret order Part o. he purchsss money
main bond and mortsge per cent For particulars
apply % A J. BLEECKER, AuciOneer,
d7'lY BrOad-st
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Having mentioned the rain-water cisterns oi the
Romans 10 may be observed, that they Were as
common ia Pompen as they were formerly DO
England every house having been furnished
with one. lkWbanhs hNdrauiics.