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WARRINGTON, March rs, IS49.
The O6ces--7he Plan of Appoln tmewt-- The Mna :

The O6ces--7he Plan Of Apporn tme~t-7he Maa :
snrcs Of the Nsp Naturalization. and the Com
9'erion Of fhe Seaate for tue 1Hrty.frsf Congress,
on the Turf, and on the Provtso Questions.
Patronage is the parent OF corruption. one Oh
the greatest dangers to the rights OF the States
and the preservation of the balances between them
and the federal powers, is the enormous patronage
OF the federal government. 1t corrupts our elec'
uons--it corrupts our poticlans--it controls our
statesmen; and the policy of every administration
is adopted less tor the good OF the country than
for receiving and holding fast to the spoils.
The flesh pots OF the treasury, however indig-
nsntly repudlated before the people, attract your
devoted and vIeiant patriots 10 Washington latter
an election, as a reeking carcass In the PLAINS
brings down the vulturcs from the MOUNTAINS A
stranger in Washington Just now, would suppose
that the only question before the people, IN the late
contest, was the distribution Of the public plumber
for nothing thought OF, or asked for, or consid
cred worth moments exec pit the offices.
The gre at questions are, what principles the
Offices to be distributed !--how many incumbentss
are to be turned outl-who are to be turned inland
when is the work of rotation to commence! Com.
missions expire too slowly, and the p torn OF ~
IL humbug, inappl,cable to the policy OF ~
Old lack is unsophstIcated enough to suppose,
that moderate, no Party policy is really the thing
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SPECIAL MOTTO E0.
TNLEVENTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPUBLICAN, NO
II limitations For Alderman.
JAMES 4. SPARROW
For Assistant Alderman.
JACoB MILLER.
For Assessors
JAMES little DAVID LUDLOW.
For C0nstablcs
Smith eLoAN, JOHN J. KKARsNo.
SPECIAL MOTTO rs.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.-LOAN.-NO
ee hereby given that $6 Of the Loan the Bonda
Of this Company oNsed BY proposals. Issued under date Of 18th
Instant, kas been taken up
To sod Stockholders opportunity pro.
empvc right Bonds into Stock which hey obtained
undc the original subscription 1t 10 considered proper the
from os who have mot already 6;rbsd OF take.
nstioo the st day March, lBA9 After that
right win and DO lost tho original subscribers and their
the Company may sussoee fer Bonds the amount q their
them securing the original pre- enpte right and the
in all respects that oven Acrs Of Bonds
h Of February Tho smallest Bonds ISSUED being $780, Stock
holders Of less amount will allowed to acquire other Stock BY
trnnsfex to mako up enough for Bond.
The for Bonds bearing and
e9X cont for Bonds bearing SIX cent both convertible
within from their date into the stock Of tho
according to the amount actually paid for them.
Agents apply for Bonds for Stockholders In amounts
less than tho sgeSse and tho Company offered b,
tho Of tho 18th February instant T Esy such AGENT
B-The above NOTICE perDedes thoyadyertisoment nsuo
yesterday this subject which was unavoidaby drawn
haste and pubehed with SOHO typographical crror
New York. March lst 1S49
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CLOTHING.

a CARD TO THE LADIES-MIss WILCOX WILL OPEN
IA assortment Of fashionable French bo5nes at
her A sTG street. third block west Broadway
on March and respectfully invites ladies intending
purchase call aud exsmpe her stosk before nppyns else
where Among tire style Of French
chip hate large assortment OF coorod straws and
cap pssTps Shirred silk hats aud hits with
arse mitses bonnets Also French
rbbsns latest poaton style and fashion All kinds
Of ttraws cesn cd mud altered.
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United states Dsstr1ct Court.
RI In


MARcHH.-Larceny sn the High Seas - The Us,fed
States vs Carl Harmann The prisoner q respscta-
BILE looking German aged about 80 years. vas placed
the bar The drst witness called and examined for the
prosecution. was
ANTOINE RuLLE.-Was passenger on board the
bark Emma on her last voysgs from Bremen to this
port the following articles stolen from him the
voyage one frock. . cost. two pairs Of psntalocas,
three vests fve shirts several cellars and bosoms
ring one bresspn, End other articles of the of
500 the property Of witnsss the evening be.ors the
chip lett Bremen, saw the property; found Ii after
coming to this port at tho boarding house of ths pr
eoner and In bis trunk: witn-ss also Of the
property on Hsrmsnns psrrop; he acku owlsdyed In
witnesses presence he bad stolen thu property there
were two ether persons present when be made the ad
mi'son
PETER SHULrz. examined Was present at an Ia.
tervisw between the preceding Witness the Off aud
prisoner the prisoner then ACKNOWLEDGED that he stole
the property while at sea
1t not appearing by witness that the Emma was an
American ship, juror withdrawn to give the Dis
trtot Attorney opportunity of ascsrtainiug the
factthe prisoner to bs detainedu the meantime, to
DO discharged In the vsssel not American
------------------
Real Estate at Auctl0n.-Wo invite public
attention TO the sale OF real this mornog by Mr. Anthony
j. Bleecher at the Nsrchsnts Exchange. being the
rate Of the late Moses FIELD and embracing variety improved
and unimplovsd property In different pArs Of the CITY,
Gold Pens and Watches Tho celebrated
Diamond Pointed Rcheieu Gsd Pens ia faish
fAxtbity durability in Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil
Cares together with spendd stock Of fne Gold sad Silver
Watches. for sale by J. Y SAVAGE, JR Is Wall street,
Watches and Gold Pens repsired or exchanged.
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M UsICi-THE PIANO WILL pE TAUGHT BIZ YOUNG
Nl Lady, who has thorough kncwedss Music, who
give the meat eptionab Terms for b.
nnerA 50 auartertose moro advanced $2 Apply O.,
Herald once.
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AwUSE m \; NTs,

sa !.
sscp asTsiss~ h.sssssis ne p.ossr:S.9Ir
g: s:s.s Tsd; IL;
ar yssAs R.$i. sssaI; Nqsus: Mf
Circle s.rsossss Tsni, Circle seass a.srs
1k sess-Docrs open at u eomneneeAt u.
RURTOh 3 THEATRE. oHAxssRs srssEr-weDNEs
PAY Yoem n, Bar
Mig w a:' Sssss.1 sa;a
s WITH E EsA '
%
pss :s:
BROADWAY CIRCUs. s57 BROADWAY. NEAR PRINCE
d stroe-Lsst week Of Sands Lent
"a 'n tho
re s%' w. s.nd s. s E'H p, s X. ~
ycTte o.ds.s and also The .si:a ponies Damon .aa
ana uvsuio rider Master S.a1. s.nSI TSs
whole to cone.as Nth .vs' ,tpssS Eysni:s Perform
two o'clock Hdn:son h.li ,sos
MRS FRANCES KEHsLE sWrEE Will READ, on
1h?aS1s sssnis
Tohes 30 had Of Mr. Popapn, Jantor the Institute
r. az. Sr r. ss s' ass: % A'''
RARNUng AnERIcAN MUsEUM-aRAND CoxBINA-
On Of % ss every ,STusG.
tS city, q y. .ss,atsd 9as,
win no enootoo engagement
s;
the Msr%o Lady who weigh: s76 M They 20
celebrated Lee r.i the great and Eassssn Iuss
Copeland Mig West n Mcneil Miss ssnhops Hsh!and Nam.
fortune taller Admission % cents children uadsr 10 ysaz,
l3K cents.
Mr. pLMPsrlRs THIRD Original BALLAD ENTER
1 saiuuent at tho Tsaos on wedue:dsy evening" .s,ch
ssn darn hs: lett u.s. "raoss v. Love ns
man q By. ds. "My Boy T.%my EOrs,s thee! 60 dr...
th cau,d and restless love nghand Mary Duncan Gray
and his popular Cantaa 1.-THE Nay Queen" In thre, parts
Tokes 80 centa 70 commence ate O'Clock.
MoNsIEUR ADRIEN THE REAL AND INcoAPARABLE
1 French Magician will continue his extraordinary Soses
evening this week. At the Minerva Rooms Nc 600 Broad
who're be will give grand Magical and Egyptian Rner
tanment Admission 81 cents children Is cents Doors open
att oocck-Perfomanco to commence ats
TOWNSEND AND ORR's MAMMOTH PANORANAS or
the Hudson River and the city Of Now York exhibit
ton Large BALL. up Expressly these Paint
inR 36 Broadway of Walker street. Doors
cents children half prioe. Tickets admitting gentleman and
ladies ST. There will be Afternoon Exhibition overy
turday ats O'clock for the accommodation families
schools those who make 1t convenient attend
EVENING"
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(NRANFRAU'sNATI0NAL THEATRE, LATE CHATEAU
r. s ~ s
ss ~. !, To NJ ca ss n.
h.n.n; sy,ssy seymour Mr. AdOphu. P,,sercss u.
3 rom. r. cSssr.u Gmsrsd Js@ny W
sassEs sDs, tGssau Via 49,. r. sS.S1as With
.,sSsr sI Dawes ROs. Mrs IsAsrwOOd Doors spsA
Ro1wHKY runArRs-gsSEFM Or MISS wssYss =
ppu.t srssdy e kiuS r. jordan: Lsdoys:
s n. ssS I,;s
kYFEI5 Fairs. RsoAser Gilbert Lord rhsodOr. Insr.n.
mss Lay insr NJ. dilS II Mrs Wsl,ot
a.sD g 'sSs Pit s cant. !, Gallery TX ''ns D''
ITALIAN OPERA Aston PIAck-TaIaD MIGHT or
..u.a nsa. 'ISTs Es;Sh + viii
isIaS sS Tsa.ns elcse ss NeSs Walton sis GiSbiis
ana r..
.S III AND ss hs. Music Store, corne. 81 And
5 Sclsei. AVN " - ''''' 'p'A ~ ." ''N'''' -
M Osat and g!es%s :.s.: opss sy::y ssAs during Ss
& N ~ .e.s
f s.s 1s s
u IsSs .bevs distiasssn Who's Csno:.t: n hi:
in .hi. nsopOis and ceetnue 70 % nshsy
ss
acvencsa They will have the honor Of introducing
rey ofpew and original Melodies Buresque Operac Chorus
Songs Characteristic Dances In frequently A.
ss oravssi sssst. this r. ana
ss
performers under the drootion and Of E. Chris
q aSsS. ~ pss :ss
atTCobcert will o'clock afternoon
Concert on Saturday. commanding 1t SP n.
GRAND AUSICAL FESTIVAL AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOM,
" Chinese buidinsTte celebrated Germania Muscai 30
ciey consisting eoo under the direction Of NE
e. the honor ladies gentle
men Of New York that they will only Grand runen
t Concert at the above named saloon Thursday Evening
March ~ The programme will contain other
musical compositions celebrated overture Of num-
Nights Dream Grand Potpourri Panorama Of the New
York Broadway and Overture minor by Mr. Lcnsohow
dedicated to Gen. For further particulars small bills
Tickets % cents each 10 had the principal Music Stores
and Hotels Doors open Concert O'clock
No postponsmt account OF the weather.
no HIBITION OF OIL PAINTINGS
BY Old masters till the 10th Of April Open from 10 T.
o'clock. Admittanoe free.
CASTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELL-KNOwN SUN
~ resort engaged for Evening
Ing ensuing ror further particulars terms apply
at tho Oece on the premises, BY letter st directed
the prcpretoD. FRENCH h HnISEa.
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AUG TlON 3.


" Household Furniture H a. Co will sell at sueto.,
this day March At ~ o'clock at the resdeao Of
OF costly and Fashionable carved
Ess On ms Gl TO oS s sg aoss
maasI And "a good as velvet and royal Wilton
hent and pier asss rosewood arsns
piano. cost $0o tine paintings aatuary and art
bopze and houtere rich and other
clocks aud heavy gilt extension plateau dining table,
carved rosewood and mahogany bedroom funtur china
glassware, Co. &c. 40
RY ADRIAN II. MULLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Furniture Muller will sell auction,
day. March 29h l9 at o'clock At No $50 street.
sa oss il &
ner centre and card tables mahogany other soae
feather beds @.nte
and great Of other articles necessary
dueenga large and respectable boarding house.
RY JOSEPH HE0EMAN AUeTIoNEER-TUU.sDAY
- March 18th, at 10 O'clock. An No. Bdss street.
Brooklyn general genteel Paror Chamber and
aoon V ssoS 81 ss%s d at
of gentee Psror Chamber ard Furniture
ton street Brooklyn. ''''' AVE- 40 " ~'''"'
A c. FUTILE, ACCOMMODATIONS AND FASH
"a iona e Rosewood and other Furniture by order Of
postponed Tuesday viii
be JeIemptoy sold at auc Thursday 20h without
serve. for cash. to close thu estate
A UCyIoN NorICx-FURNIrURE sALE-JACoB aPLATT
IA will SELL this day at half past ten o'clock the Furniture
contained in the houses l63 57 Yves. Twonsth
o " an a o
cooking stove &c. all good order Sale rain shine
Use GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT CLIFTON.
ton fet the has BEEN postponed in
ocoei at the Exchsnse See suction head In
G01,s R; For maps sIRy to PSilo ESssss Esq: RsTs~
Clifton Station Island. Tho sa'e will be persmptory.
TxpORTANr SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE-AN
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IxPORTANT SALE or VALUABLE REAL EYTATE-AN

IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EyTATE-AN.
hony j. Bleecker will sell auction Wednesday the 18th
March, lS4 Y o'clock At the Merchants the fol
lowing valuable belonging to the Of Moses
Field deceased House and lot Of Ground 6 New street
the easery side A2 feet inches from Wall street. Is feet
inch In front by Is feet pches depth The Store with iron
front and lot 81 Ground 7 Broadway the sd betweea
Murray aud rs feet By l08 feet sde
Jog feat nohe: the other with party wall on We south .ds
being tbe formerly occupied 4essrs Stewart
Co.. occupied BY Msrs Nunns Clark The story
granite Building and lot Of Greupd 20 fall street. the north
street. lot 70 feet S inches Wall
81 feet inches waor street The lot Of Ground IS Wall
The north sde between Water and Front 6 feet 10 in
In front by 81 feet In hes In depth Tho valuable double Lot
Buildings Known lumber 65l Broadway extending
through Mercer street, "a feet inches Broadway "a feet
inches Mercer street. and 2 feet in DEPTH with party
north side Three lots Of Grouod the estery ros
street t6 feet inch south Of Broome street. each % feet by
0 Ten let's Of Ground Of irregular dmensos intsr
section Of Broadway and Thirty sixth
south side Of d between h and 9Th each Is IT,
by average fest inches Seventy four lots of Ground
COMPRISING Itre block lying between 9Th and 9th avenue.
property indspuab The sale is by order Of Court pa
oh the under the dr cton Of Lucus Robinson
fierce. Far apply Anthony Blocker, No Broad
for ether Information to Bessrs Jay Field Attorneys No.
~ Nassau street. The win probably be sold the above
order
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ADVERTISENRNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

LOST.
O~NNNN>>N>'~NoNNr~N~~oON
NOTES LOST-TBE SUBSCRlB ERS HAVING LOFT rae
IN following notes. received from Co. Of Bal
more Mo- In settlement Of purchases from do hereby
ton all parties not to pegotas the having been
stopped Ono note dated Balto Nov 2 S49 ct eight months
dawn y soElSownsy CO.. In a.os o. themselves and By
Baltimore Dec 1913 six months drawn BY McEdo~ney
Co, favor Of themsolvss and them (R Noe Coz
dorsed for S4l7 CO. CLOSE DANDELET. Baltimore.
ENIvR DOLLARS REwARD.--LOsr IN GOING FROM
the New Haven Cars in Canal street. to of Beecker
Mulberry streets through Eleventh black
Trunk, Married al f. the top. Apply at tyourth
street. second loor east OF Fourth avenue.
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EOlk 1Al.E.

EARN FOR sALE1TsAr BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED
sfGeoIge sharp Esq Said r.r contain. about no q
Other S9dins. ssd Farm assd directly
p1e%s sn' Long '''o A'''o ':f Hi:i A'
COR sALE-A DEsI aABLE FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT,
At Fresh Kills Staten Island one mile from chm.nd
spa % 'as S:.
S;S cultivation saee Win necessary
sna o. .nS ss
ssr S IL % 1
the s & II d,s 1 o Si
,s% IS ~ .isS: FSa
scer offers for 0e bis valuable Estate situated Long
s ss ss S %
he win divide into three estates the property being situated
that car DO desired The lands fences and everything
Of s owner for twenty years. regard 70
S: IT.; from Nsw x" about =
dsr II: q men A Isi
s's
'f'' INC '' ''' No 81 South street. ga soryi New Yot
COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-fHE SPLENDID eoUN.
- try known "Tounsau Psrh snsted at tho Falls Of
Rass TnpS Il viii BE- held a. private
AIr The place contains about ~ with extensive
nnvaled romantic beauty location and
cultivation comprises HILL dale and dow flowing stream.
fountains marble status flower
vegetable CARDS orIhards lawns ko &c. Fountain Park
the popular public the country
Fer apply TO hohAKIN, No. l4l Chestnut street,
Fhiladelpha
EOR sALE-TBE HOUSE NO 1873 SECOND AVENUE
the Of Ninth street For apply to
7. MACFARLAN, No. ia Tenth ttroet,
Ono door east from Third avenue.
LcOR sALE-OR TO LET, ON MODERATE TERMs-A
first class three story attic hous shonabe brown sene
fropt Madison between 5h and 5ls stree near
Madison The house repote with every
has the Croton hot and cold hroushout gas fixtures ao The
front paror feet desp With ornamental tust tho
extsndve panres and bathing the tea IL
Hh five with panrs aaeh floor. TIE house
surpassed elegance and workr by any
fourteenth The adjoining lot together with
reAr, be bad with the house Inquire Of
WM G. CONNER, % Ann street, corner Of Nassau.
The premises b BY calling at thu adjoining house.
IIoRsEs FOR sALE.-A PAIR OF VERY DRsIR ABLE
grey Horses CT middle sze fire appearance young
travellers and perfect In apply P.Arr NC
CBrSNEp'S. No. las Elizabeth street.
OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE Ar A BARGAIN THE
~ we'll knwn oyeter Saloon No 30 Bovsy Of Bysrd
wisbpg to engage in the business will and
this opportunity Apply TO Florence corner Of Chat
ham and Mott TO r. B. Bird No ~ Washington Market
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THO PHYSICIANS AND sUR0EONs-OwIN0 TO THE
death Of the proprietor eligible opportunity pEesonts Itself
gentleman about make his debut Physician
Sargeon in dpensary, established in excellent location,
wtha good practice. TIE Office fitted in elegant STYLE
consulting and rcrns Apply personally ct No 10
Peck Slip late DE- Boyee Co.. from 9to IL A. and from to
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TIYORANTN-THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL AND BEST
kind for yards alleys rear buildings tenemea Se s the
Bartholomew Patent sef stopping Chdrea leave
running brcah hem they do burss pipe; easily
paired without digging Buiders hou agents and arch
tecte thoud contract With plumber for the Bartholomew
Hydrapt Nest Of tho plumbers have them.
Two CA?ITALISTS--A GOOD OPPORTUNITY Is OFFER.
Cd to ac.palst with $780, to invest tho In
featuring establish mont where hs option be actively
gseed and accommodated with agreeable dwelling, with
garden attached For particulars apply 70
wORfHINGToN RoMAtsE. Ausr.ey, 60,
20 Nassau New York.
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VTNO PATLNT MEDICINE PROfRIETORS AND 9TH ERA
Geo ". Chlds and Co, Of No Ledger building Tnird
Lelow Cheput prepared receive the
exclusive Agency only any Patent Medicines other article
that the wish to have in Philadelphia
facility Of Introducing patents and they pledge Themselves to
give the srctes to any article entrusted TO them For
sole pepretors Of Dr. eys Celebrated Cough Candy which
they prepared supply the trade the liberal terms
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CALLEOANlA,


4 I'll as Is5
s & r4ss1az cabin In cabin 1. ..sr,s
s Ss,' s1ss:!;s.. ss Is % s
ss; vi. n; s: s e.
Unicorn has double opsnes had nc. Glasgow
IA. yao1s % yS5D
State A.. for the Pacific The Falcon Wi, ChaSre
81 d. lower f fss%s sS' cabin io s
ssss g. IsSSsEa III vi: &
EEa I:s
Psce $50 bar.hen, old every rsspse
Fl for
p
& :sp hs.
CANT state room on an pan both
ss; supplied VIII p.sat Ssnti.s.:
Ia. ps
this ship which this excellent opportunity
tho ship viii assure Of safe and greedy voyage For
q spp e;s
FOR cALIIoRMdA.raE FAST SAILING 4 NO l.
ssa s s , s s go obs
freight or passage apply on !1s'd a P NJ North sss or
EoR CALIFORNIA; VIA GALVESTON. TExAs--THs
March 3st in the splendid now packet ship BENJAMIN
under Gen. " orths escort. Nam 0 9, ysi enrolled;
CAlIEeRNIA-IsTHngs RoUTE-A SELECT COMPANY
and @ forming %
srosdwsy third story Sstwe.n 70 and Z !.
EOR CALF oRrIA.-TuE CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BKNE
it Joint sGS 10 yin on
Association be had. sppiis;ss . 'A'
J.E. CHURCHILL, Secretary.
land via Galveston Texas under the of Gen. Worth
T I'll In q IN Il: nip
OUTFIT which Furnished BY the Afsoeaon consisting Of olo
kinds snd provision. months &c. can Be- sson at tho
sss,dT.y where the T Be
Association will meet this evenpE a. n ScSSk p.
CALIroRNIA, VIA MBxIco.--THIs COMPANY SAILS ON
Necessary given by Captain ae.sy at lie Front
'ss es
Harlem and Ser Haven cars pass the door.
ITO CAiI1oRNIANs-A NEW STYLE PATENT HAM
mock for Travellers fitted FIVE different purposes viz,
s Placed to csn Sc H'S
the Gle before purchasing their Hammock elsewhere
For sale, Wholesale retail, by WIN. H. BRAYTON sail
maker No 17b South street, sole agent
CALIroR,I.. ALI WAC re GOING TO CALIFORNIA
~ invited TO call Fulton street. and examine Se
weed Fitzgsalds gold washers Thefe machines
ecicn and cheap gold washers ocre for sale
CALEDONIA DAGu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ABOUT
~ visit California and DESTROYS to esve their with
their eE d. would do well call at Brady Nos NC and 2
Broadway where By Of and add
tons his establishment faithful and true hkeuea OBJ
tanned OF the shortest notice.
TO LEE.
ITO LET TWO HOUSES IN HAMMOND STREET,
hre stories, marble NANTES. Hot and cold baths, asd
every convenience for family Rent $780, Apply to
ALEX N. 0REIG, l Hanover street.
ITO LET-A COUNTRY PLACE BEAUTIFULLY sITUA-
ted with watcI prospect and twelve acres OF land II
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JEwBLRY, WATCHES, &c.-CHAs. STEWART. MANU-
facturr Of fine Jswelry Silver &c. No Is John Street,
select Jewey Silver Ware Watcne:
and 1rpes made the beat at reasonable fixed
prices No limitations made sold ct this establishment
Fine watches order and repsred In the best
VINEeAR! vINEGAR!!-THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER
for ,alo pure artice Of White Wine and Cider Vinegar
ard will bind themselves forfeiture OF five hundred dollars
that examination analysis the Vinegar shall DO found to
contain deeerious ubanoea We attach the following
certificates from well known medical genuemcn:-
From Professor Chiffon.
anal, sod sample OF the Vinegar manufactured by
Me,sr Osgood Crooker find b Of quality
strength IL perfectly FREQ from aduteraon, and
eN JAMES R. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist
New York February 10, 1s49.
From Professor Tory.
Laboratory Of the College Of PLY sicians and Surgeons
New YORK, February 10, k49. !
have examined the white Wine and Cider vinegar Of
good and fnd them to be strong and we'll aud
free from deeterous substances JOHN TORY, I'D
Chemistry the college of Ply sans and Surgeons
From TT Reese, Reedent Physician At Bellevue Hospital
quality Of Messrs Osgood Crookers Vinegar
Of Doctors Chiffon TORY
d. N. REESE, Retdsnt Physician, Bellevue.
INV YoRR, March 2S l8l9
Orde Penny Post stating the kind OF Vinegar wancd
IL will be delivered any Jsrt IT the city.
OSGOOD CROOKER, foot Of senty Seventh street,
hast River, Old Aims House Building
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NNNNNNNNNN/NNNNNNNNNNN
CONvERsATIoNs FRANCAIsBs OR FRENCH TAUGHT
~ the oral speak from the FIRST lessons
and enurg and ufncy pupils advanced but ded
speaking Private tuition st home - month"; ditto
in olas a. Families and schools attended Peaee address
Mona DE ST. PIERRE, Natifd Paris 30S Broadway.
THO WHOLESALE CLERKS-TaE ADVERTISERS WOULD
inform Salesmen Of acquaintance engaged the whole
Dry Goods Bardware,
prepared allow five commission sales
the cityhey being engaged in Wholesale
wise present
situation interest Communications confidential Address
G. D.. at this office.
NOTICE TO TIE LADIES AND OTHERS. THAT NY
IN she'll combs sold branch
haze been asserted by few Ny combs have taken the premuu
for years. The ladies' and best Of judges have de-
cded coLAbs superior all For sale only store,
S3H Broadway, At the sign Of the Golden Comb. . -
Z n QUINBY.
TITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-yH1 LARGEST, CHEAP.
and best assortment Shirts and Drawers this city,
can be found at N. WOOtTS
Wholesale Shirt Warehouse, 81 Maiden lane.
large assortment Of check and hickory shirts always
hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-28

M 0NSIEURADRIEN, THE REAL AND INCOMPATIBLE
1 French Msgican will continue his extraordinary Sorses
whore he will give grand Magical and Egyptian Enter.
Admission 81 children Is Doors open
1t Z oolook-Perfomanco to commence ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-28

EARM FOR SALE.-TBAT BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED
Farm the town Of sp Long Island formerly the residence
oGcoge sharp Eco Said Farm contains about $50
land premises good story dwelling no
other buildings Said Farm situated directly
opposite Fire Island Inlet bu ded the bay and about
miles from the Long Island Railroad Apply mile Of the
premises to. J. II. MILLER