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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
The I,aat Disaster.

We have been furnished with the following ad.
ditiona statement in relation TO the collision OF the
steamers Commerce aud Despatch On Monday
night. about ~ O'Clock, the steamer Despatch. on
her downward trip, when within four miles OF Pert
Maitland discovered light in front, about one
point on the starboard bow sopposing said light
to be sailing vessel running before the wind for
Por, Maitland, steered SO as to pass her the lar
board side and did discover, until within very
short distance, chat il a steamer which proved
to be the Commerce, on her way up, laden with
troops When first seen by those on board the
Despatch, the Commerce was running directly
across her b ,ws. The engine OF the Despatch vas
Immediately stopped and reversed but too late TO
prevent collision. The Despatch struck the Com
merce on the lsrbOsrd bow, as near as could be
judged, seven or eight feet from the STEM The
vessels then separated, and the latter was found
to be sinking very rapidly. The Despatch as soon
as possible, got alongside Of the Commerce, (but
not before the latter had filed and capsized,l and
picked up all the unfortunate people that were
left either on the wreck or struggling in the water
1t could not have been more than twenty five min
utcs from the time the vessels struck until the
Commerce capsized. which she did as soon as fuL
Of water. There were on board Of the Commerce
at the TIME one hundred and fifty of Her Majesty
23d Regiment, On their way TO London, G. W.
There were were found missing after all had been
landed, 80 persons, viz The Second Engineer,
DIR. Grautbam, "a soldiers, women, children, and
Young Lieut.. from aontresl-passenger The
steamer Despatch was also much injured. and is
nov going through course of repairs at Bidwell
Il Banta's Railway Buf Com. Adv. 5th
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DuBLIc soTIcE-suPREME C

DUBIIc SOTIcE-sUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
Application of the Mayor Aldermen and commona OF the Cy
relative the opening OF Seventh avenue, the
Twelfth Ward City Of New York from the norheIy boundary
already celed sad City by Charles H. Hall at 1881
souhery side l66th sreePubc Notice
hereby gwen The Mayor Aldermen AID Commona Of the City Of
Yor pursuant Sute such mad. an provided ta
Mspor Aldermen aud Commonay Of the City Of New
Yo r-Hd application the Supreme Court the state Of
SPECIAL Term Of the sad Court TO be held Al the City
Hall City SesYo Saturday the 25h day Of May 1889
opening the Court that day thereafter Coun
appOnmetof COMMISSIONER Of Estimate
the above entitled matter that the nature and
the he Openn o the 7 avenue thel reth
the north-ry boundary line Of
land, already CITY by Charles Hall at 1850 street
.outher hn- side Of l65h street. laid out the map or
plan CITY by entitled An Act relative
improvements touching the laying on, Of streets and roads the
Cy Of Nesio and for other purposes passed April 81 1871
Dated New \ on Aprh 2Oth 1869. HENRY 4 DAVIES,
400 tMy2s Counsel To the Corporation
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WASHING WITHOUT LABOR.

ID T BABBIrTS SOAP POWD ER-Put your Clothes
ID Gin suice quantity OF water 20 them then add
two tabepoo sn Of this Soap Powder 10 each six quarts
of used with the clothes II the water is rGro adj
more Of the Powder, and boil them fifteen minu,ss Siler
rms them aud that sufficient 10 make Them perfect
ly clean. There being resin IN this Soap II VIII
leave the clothes very vhe bad oily smell some
soaps do making saving Of twenty-five pc cent the
Soap fifty per III labor, ana twenty-five per cent
the Hnd by rubbing the clothes No hard sosp
10 required To complete washing The entire cot Of the
material used does not exceed TWO cents 10 complete
washing for family Of ten persons Also manufacturers
of the ervescng pompOund for raising bread cakes Sc
without yeast; also, OF double refined sserstus Manu-
featured by b. T BABBITT CO.
l~s GO and 10 W ashngton..l N. Y.
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MEDICINES.
AVOID FRAUD! AND you GAIN NEAR FIFTY PER
CENT.
IMPORTANT CHANGE.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,


CENT.
IMPORTANT CHANGE.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
vT,aE Original and only Genuine In new envelope an5
L much larger boxes.
FRARp-Counterfeits OF DALLEy's Extractor In the old
wrapper food The market avoid I 10 yOu would poison
for, 10 use H. Is dangerous! -
- GROSS IMPOSITION
CAUTION TO DEALgRs!-UnscFupulous vendors OF coun.
erfe Extractor, the spurious asd deeterious sInd
under a well initiated but Counterfeit Wrapper Of The old
size and thus offer dealers ct reduced price This
bail takes with many dealers the cen6dng sufferer who
happens TO use counterfeit and poisonous sn pays the
penalty Of the fraud aggravated dsease-s7slgaiy de-
formy resulting from burns and wounds-snd,
not unrequenly loss Of life ITSELF are the wofol COO
seouebcesl
Shun the poisonous ccuutereits and buy Tho Daley
ssye only I'm the new Envelope and the large Boxes
MARK.The emblems on the wrapper: Triangle,
Serpent Sun Dove. Loo and Eagle.
IMPORTANT CASE
Interesting particulars Of one OF The most severely Durn'
ed and Injured suerers by the late melancholy and dis
astrous ...
will appear In few days in the papers The care wa
pronounced hopeless but Dalleys GENUINE E1Hsco, O.
fscled p-gfect curei Not scar len to tel The tale
MIyp-The New Wrspper-the Large boxes-snc me
Gnuine Article. -.
r,- See the new printed Circulars or ls5o
N B. The names OF wholesome dealers who proeutSe
their supplies from the proprietor VIII DC puosnea " '0
nspers a. Guide 10 he public TO guard against fraud
H. DALEY AIS Broadway n T.
To be bad also, Of Hayilspd, Reese Co a. hnsn.ons
b ID sards and c. V. Chckner Co. 30 iwHsw
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REMOVAL.
NOTICE oF REMOVAL.

NUIICAs Of ff-1Af4U y IA II
THE SUBSCRl Frs have removed from their Old stsld
IS ard Sc Broad-st to - Broadway at which place they
of for sale large and well selected assortment OF Boots
sna Shoes both Of their and other manufactures
The celebrity OF their goods having become fuly estao-
,h.d they viii Use every endravor maintain their epl
sop and Invite the attention Of merchants their stock Of
PRIME GOODS.
In addition 10 their usual stock they will be supplied with
new vsrie. Of manufactured by their house al Hart
ford Conn ard also having the exclusive agency of the
Ashland Tannery offer for sale superior Sole Leather Pc
cusTiy adapted 10 custom work.
BURT, BROTHERS L co.
rnv4 irr~ IS Broadway.
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IRVING INsrITUTE.-LY0Ns Cla,slcal an

IRVING INSrITUTE.-LYONS Classical and
4 Commercial Boarding for Young Gentlemen
Irving Institute, TarytOwn. NewYork WILLIAM I.
LYON A M Principal and Proprietor.
This Institution fouueed by the present proprietor,
and has besn 10 successful operation under his manage
nent for twelve years past None but bosrders are re-
ceved The number of pupils has usually ragged Ds.Vee
40 and So OF varying from To H. These are DIVIDED
into four classes, under experiences AMI ehcen
are constantly and thoroughly instructed In every branch OF
a classical and commercial education The Principal de-
votes himself the webeing Of his pupils, and Is alone
responsible 20 his patrons.
Tayown IL distant but % miles from New-York and Il
visited several times day by steamboats, and by cars Of
the Hudson River Railroad.
To promote grace and erectne OF carriage, and In
general heahfu development ofthe physical system the
Principal has introduced of elementary military
instruction accordance with The U Infantry tscllcs
under that perior taccian Col w w Tompkns, of MY
The we fare Of youth being al ways consideration
of the s i'm OoTance 10 object OF socitude win ne
Principal bring bis pupils 10 conduct ht mseVes under
the ssutsry Influence Of moral and religious principles but
nominations
The Prrcira liberty to refer 10 distinguished gen
enen have paonzed his School, but deems II UNI e.
cesaary embaass himself in The selection of lanes ~
the institution Is well known In Newf0rk snd elsewhef-
The Principal determined that instruction 10 al branch
shall be thorough elementary principles receiving
ths strict ienuon which their paramount Importance de-
mands.
For additional information apply the Principal eli the
destitute -
Prospecuses may be obtained ct CLARK, Austin Co q
bookstore 25 Broad way RsynOrs bookstore, IS Bowery
and at several Of The principal Hotels. my92wTbsru
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sLIss's COMPOUND COD LIVER

THIS FAvoRITE RRsEDYi Is composed Of pure Cod
Liver OIL, combined win Other valuable iDerodisnn
which conpe ey disguise The repllsVe iss- VI tho on
without deiTaciiIg from fs nedich virtues prssenhls
In form BY which II be sdn4nsicred 70 hs moe, dell
cate Invalid without Inconvenience IL has now been be
fore s public Tor four m0nths dUrng which Time he most
faeffn2 testimonials " It's superior eNceence have been
receved-end slsnds unT.YHed cgrsilye for 70
cen, colds obstinate coughs bfonchiI Influenza asthma
and all affections Of tho tfoa and Ghost Tbs medicinal
Inference OF ts Candy p1Tsues the track e in
famuhtory action causlg cough EifsI soothing the or
pans OF tho voice the sas Influences pssses along the
mucous hung OF mo windppe into lhe bFoDcb. ard say
ing pulmonary irritation giving ease ard comfort tie
hes restoring the goiee 10 is Accustomed eearness anc
powers; cougssird pegn acdnCnY In tie fuids and Oh
stueons n e gsnes are gently and SAFELY Discharged by
easy ezpecforsLon hDeveF cisagf with the stomae-
common cold yleds 70 ia t.ga nhoence IN q few hours
and when IesoIed "a before h9cOmp Ia Car advanced
al Danger Of consumption 10 eI,lfely preyen,ed
BEWARE or COUNTERREITS
oa1ca 10 Introduction q ht 20, uiar remedy seveo.l
W0fs4eSs limitations cave made leu apDesrance entirely
elEetent hon ihs onsn TIE pubic vii be psrtiealsi
and inquire for BLISS COMPOUND Cod Lisar Oh Cand7.
an1 observe iae fac sre Of the Signature OF lie propn
sor on every package Of the gennlne arice.
Prepared Ooly by b. X Blss, Druggist sprir yield
Ne1e For sale 10 this city By A. O. D. SANDS 100 Ful.
ton-st II the Aston snd Irving guse Drug Stores ad
le broa1wsy, and by all the principal drvggss hrca "a.
oll lnt Vnlon. sl6 lmeocA
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THE GREAT CANADA PLoUGHISG MArcH.--The
ploughng match for prize OF s4O0 came of on
FRIDAY OF last week near Thornhil, G. w. The
competitors were the farmers OF Vaughn and Scar
boro. The Toronto Globe Publishes an account OF
the match Twenty of the best poughmen OF
each township we're selected to sustain the honor
of their town Some 1900 persons witnessed the
trial; among them was Lord Elgin. The match
was close, and after considerable discussion the
prize was awarded TO Scarboro.
THE FREsHEr ConING-A Grist Mill belonging
to Ffeld LyiOrd, on the Kenduskeag stream, in
the town of Garlspd, has been carried away by the
freshet. We also understand that one Of the
bridges in Newport has been destroyed.
boston Transcript May g.
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nUgIIc SUfIcE-sUPKEME coURT.-Ia lie matter Of iar
,u,,,ou Of the Mayor Aldermen and Connona Of The CHy
~ sI- You relative 0PsHg % sIth Avenue from
Hundred and TEea,y Harsm River, the Tve
Nd III ss1 notice hereby By the Mayo
d-n and Counoray OF The CITY OF newton, pssanttO
s such made AID provided hat he sa Tia Mayor
men and Commonsy Of the City II Eesro ap9h
eaton the supreme Cocr u the State Of Ees foft SPECIAL
Term Il the Court, 10 BE held Al The CITY Hall Cy
the cou that saJ thereafter Coseele heart
the Of Coznussoners Of an
The above sntt ed zttef that the OF
Poyesnt a. the opsnsg d Tie 9Th Avenue iron gh Street
Harlem RIVER the ~esh Yard Of sd Cay laid cot upon The
map plan Of the sad City, BY Of al Act suusa "An Al
relative To nprovensnis touching the Laying cut II Street, and
kass The CITY CT se- fos and for other purposes pa,ses
April ~, l<7.-Datsd Neg fort. April eltA, 1850.
az Nyss HENRY T. DAVIES, couHsslio The Corpo<sron.
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pOARplNG SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
- Dsnbury, Connecticut Parents and guardians de-
srous of placing their Daughters at school where the
comforts Of home may be- realized and pains spared
advance their and Intellectual improvement may
do 90 moderate terms Particular attention 10 paid to
their physical culture.
The accomplishments taught by The most competent,
teachers.
Circulars can he obtained Firth Ponds music stroe
Fraok lin square, Pellreau Perkins, Wsll-st and al
WlLCOX'5U. S. School Agency, 2s9 Broadway room No.
Ia aSO I'm
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sRATTLrpoRo' WATER CURE
L. l.BLISHMkNT

h. -sBLlSHMkNT.
rIyHIS ESTABLISHMENT having been put IN complete
II order, 10 commencing Its sixth season IL has
abundance OF the Pure.i water and ample accommodations
for l4o patients II Is accessible all the way by railroad
nom Albany New-YoTG and Boston detailed report Of
upward Of so uestsd there during the wear 1913 viii
be cent by mail on application 10 VIM Radde. 70 Broad
wav New.York For further information apply the sub
scriber r. WESSELHOEFT, NJ. ID.
Rrattleboro' Vermont March, 1880. nile 3misW edks
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"A TIE American Rheumatic Ba.sH Is the meet eSIsor
binary medicine known for peInancoi cure ~ al
,a,1. cDmniants sscb as infammafory chroa.c, eeue
r,ercural rbeurnssr govt gmbsgo, spinal Affection &c
This medicine 10 purely vegetable and new oissoseay
f,,i ,.sns lair trial 10 convince The most pTtJudcec
nine. Of ia feacy cure and I has never been sno~
70 fsI when carefully used according 10 directions nsoe
genuine unless signed b. lHe PROPRIETOR r. heniN' ="
the wrapper ,p, 4, pal A, Cortland
st: also by Geo. Delavergne, l4I sxns'-rus - "
R,osyn; Gee Dexter 81 Safest Albany also, 10 Man
=, Baa.lo; g. r. Thomas, 1853 Msin-sL Cncnnsn, ONO
"a smyssr, corner OF Third aLo oiAih - TiHrD-isA
a. WAS
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BOOK TRADE.
PATrNT-oFFICE REPORT

uE-&OAA
lust PUBLISHED, new edition OF the X -pori OF me
y of Patents, subjects connected with
Mechanics and Inventions for the year 1882 win an intro
dsctiou by Horace Greeley. Price SIT cents
From zrnoDg the many very haterng noaces ihis WORK
has received we select the lDllO ging
OPINION OF A JUDGE:
"s publication should be burnt up necea even BY The com
hau..nan. '-SeHaf0r F0ofe
Pub i.hed and for sale by J. ;. RtDFlEID,
myIO sDSItW Clinton Hall.
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RIO OWNERS or REAL ESTATE AND OTHERS
members Of the NewYork Operstve Masons would re-
specially call se attention Of t1s above named 10 grew
Ing evil thai promises be carried great extent In the
erection os buildings in this city, viz the system OF Sub
contraction Of Cellars and Bssenena which In general
built Of Stone and winch given out 10 known
10 the trade and Others Scabs class Of individuals
who have served apprenticeship The busnees
and consequently would not De employed any builder Of
established reputation.
Tois system 10 becoming prevalent In this city, 10
demand the universal d.ipprObauoa OF Inc community
and should be taken to its further
gress for while II not only robs The mechanic Of his
rights and tends to deprive him Of Of support for
bis family II also entails greater evils upon property own
hcepses and generally which cannot fsi to
be frt by them A. one period or another
Ths low prices contracted for wi not allow OF the Time
nor The labor the Sub Contractors capable OF
performing IL being devoted TO the proper construction Of
buildings
Numerous Instances can he cited OF pedestrians either
being msimec, having losi their v-s by buildings fall
ing, from being properly constructed which may be
attributed ncapaoty OF Sub Conirsctors Eseh Gay
brin with II Of this kind Add TO which ina
anuug many buildings which are daily and slightly
On.Ined by h, II will be noticed that the greater portion
OF them bscome totally destroyed, from the foundsuons
giving way when, were they substantially put up by
mechanic would be able stand the beat and support the
wills thereby prevent buildings frsm being enrrey
destroyed In If ir- kc and rpae the
build e. much less expense tran Otherwise.
Having pointed few Of the many evils snd dangers
arssng from 81 Of sui-conaeDg would sug
gesl 10 the owners Of Rea Estate &c. that mesDs be-
adopted whereby they may not only secure 10 themselves
sound bui,dnss but many human hives yearly, ara
guarantee building m-chsuc his nghls, Which ne
eAss of people referred herein msershy Infringe upon
under he present sysi-m
FRANCIS FLANAGAN, Chairman.
JoHx OCorsoR, s@c'y 80 2~'
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9UlON's
CARPET AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH
EROOMs,
Fronting on ca Eat broad and II D,pisior'-st
Nau-Yofk

Ffonttnl bI fIu5t JITO0ot31t IT I1tpltioI-st
Now-York.
fEtHE SUBSCRIBER did respectfully tender his most
sincere thsnks to hs friends and the public generally for
their very liberal patronage and respectfully sohcits
tnuston Of the same and the recommendation of their
lends TO his establishment.
The Arrangements with The most extensive manuiecI-
Of This county and Europe for early supply o.
GY al The Latest Patevns al Will enable purchasers TO
mske their selections from tue most complete assormen,
Of nll the various styl Of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
To be- found In the city Families be assured OF every
article proving represented ST goods received
direct nom the manufacturers and II Ia the intention ihsl
the stock OF the best quality Of all descpn OF goods
pertaining 10 the line and furthermore the prices here
toiore, shaU be made perfectly satiSaetcry
WIZ. Ii. GUION,
g. Esst-Brosdway and II Division-st
NJ B-Fsmles from The country can have their carpets
&c baed and shipped free Of pouse.
New-York, March q. lsSN $50 6teods
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~ BiINElL's ULit.iNAL AND ONLY
w GENUINE OSODELDOC, for Rhfarn .1isn, sorsi.s
Cramps &c " Recommended by Prof kitchel of
Aew-fork College % Aedicne Price Is cents bottle
Whis"eiTs Aromatic snna ~ Recommended by Prof
1rTh AID Neuralgia Pace Is asd % eents totl.s
" BeTare u limitations, and bay sny hat which IA,
tie signature Of ,. r. Whl,wel! on the wTsDp.r '~'
Sod Wholesale sod REAL ~ fnstUn. CAT IN !. O.
. ------ !. !, ..r... = WV rs ~ 10f smWsss
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Tza FOR SALE AT AUCTION-l

GA FOR SALE AT AUCTION-The factory build
H. ing hOuses, land and waterpower at EewPresiOn,
~~ Conn, will be sold at auction the premises, on
"Wednesday, 18th May next
Terms-One fourth cash; the remainder, one two AID
three years, secured.
This factory s two stories aud attic, vh basement, stu
sted In pleasant village never falling stream q
water, with dam new wsierwheel and main geeT
ing good location for grain -four mill, for
featuring purposes svng been recently used &c cotton
factory Fer particulars inquire OF
w B. LEONARD, &c BeRver.st n. Y. or to
a20 Swt X T. CANFIELD, New-hlIlford, Conn
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CLOTHING.

( ENTLEMRss SPRING AND sGnMgR
"EAk.-~m. I. Jennings Co. Diaper, ard TsiiOr',
'E'' quality ready made clothing, sc. 81 Broadway,
Ar-fcsn Hotel 'oleil inspection Of heir .sarsmeti
~ o." sod sessonabs goods, which point Of richness
an Hey fsr exceeds any previous Offering eomn-nss-
aie "a IA with extensive add lions 10 The premises
Ttc Hforisa wider reope for ine business In which hey
"ld ena-rvor to merit Of liberal pauo-
asee Nhieh hAs recognized Iheir garments the mott
economical and huished rs they are IN .s bu: rsr.y
eluslst and visha cisposed Of a. proversy r1odern.
crHre-- rl16 ma
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MEDICINES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

THE REMARKABLE SAtATivE POWERS OF DR.
5. P. TOwSsEADs SARsAPARiLLA, have Induced
numerous, attempts 10 corr,rsi Y. bnc make ftudusr
use of D. TowssESDs sale Of spvKors
AErcLrs.
These commercials ard iniiniop, ony ihs vaLus
OF The ORIGINAL; and HIcnER cOsPLIagSr could be
paid 10 DR. 5 Towuseno's EXuscg OF S1rsspsLs Than
he sborous Effort hist been usde gel up sosE
THING LIKE IA To the DISHONEST ATTEMPTS that have
been made TO use Dr. Townseods NAME a. to create
in The public mind In reference 70 th- esspss
Article, publish below card Of al the przclps
Who'll EsALE DRV6Gfsrs IN New-fork-
We the undersigned waoesale Duggi.s. 10 the ei:y 0,
New-York, have sold DR. ) Z. TOWNSHIPS EXTRACT Of
sAEsAPAsILLA tor several yesrs consider the ORIG.
NAL and GENUINE Dr. Townsepds ssrsspsnis and
that It the FIRST introduced 10 public no'oesy 1sdes
BOYD & PAUL, N conrlsnd,st
WALTER q. TOWNSEND 4 co. 2ls Pca-ist
JOHN CARLE a co l5S NaiersL
NJ WARD 4 Co SO Msid-nane.
JAIL Triple 81 Maide1-lsne.
GRAHAM 4 co. 10 Oo-slp.
OSGOOO Il JENNINGS, 1853 Pearl-st
ks SAXILtSp GO 2 1 ~ IN SsrosAwsy
THOMAS X MAXWELL, IS Wlliam-st
WILLIAM uNDERhlLL,J r 1888 wsIsrr.
DAVID 7. LkNMAN SO Wsierst
MARSH NoRTHROP, 50 Peu-s.
NORTON, BtsCocK IWGoD, lSs Ns.den-lsns
PEEE0bD CLAY co 4 Fie,ehcr-H
OLCOrT. McKESSON co ~ Msiden.!ane
SChlEtFELlN, BROTHER u co. lo4 and LOG Joan-sl
LEWIS PRi Z. s. Pearls.
HAvlLAND, REESE Il co 40 Madenlane
RUSdrON CLARK a. co Il0 Broadway, .l0rAssos
House, snd rs Broadway, cor. Chsmbers-sl
PHILIP SCHlEFFEL!NS co i07 Watersti
POu 4 PALANCA 81 Johr-st
SHERWOOD & COFFIN, % Pesrlsf
RUST HOUGHrON, 80 JOhcsL
| MINOR co pa Fulton s.
lNGERSOLLS BROTHER. 80 Peari-sg
JOSEPH Triple. l2s Maiden-ane.
HAlD0CK, C0RLlES CLAY. 2ls Pesr,-a
uKEENLEAF kINSLEY IS Court andi-st
CUMMING VAN DUZER l53 Greenwchsl
HASKELL bERRlCK 20 Gosi.sL.
3. FAhNESTOCK 4 co ~ john :;
froPne'ors Of fahnes,ces's Nermiiage-
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TUT NAILS, PIC AND Ban iKON--Tss unser.
~ signed manufacture tho dgaloaE Cur Ns5a hrarng
al sizes including exta fine 50 and Cd Which wi. IN.
voices " English Bur lion, gns scoth al Aa,s-wr D.
Iron rey offer for saIs al 2l8 Water AZ, u
az lnAeed' SAMUEL 7. TlsDALg co
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D SS { P 5 miller, New.Yors.
JOHN J PHELPS, }
F. = Il 1o GRlEEEM New-HAven.

O. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON--The Tiorouda
w; Mil, with the power, land and dwelling houses
and other outblildines situated Al the mouth Of the
Msteswan Creek the Hudson River Railroad, End with
communication for vessels directly TO The mill The
factory hTeestory and stc brick building with
good water wheel and substantial main geerine well
culated for any mechanical manufacturing purposes
The dwelling houses are nlso Leary nev and very con-
yenent for the operatives.
IL Is believed no place Offers more inducement for tho
cspsst or practical tnRn his proximity 10 New
York. communicating five ak times daily per rail-
road ard river never failing Of aud sns
healthy location.
The property offered at Private Sale previous to tie
22i May. and not sold by that time will be offered Il
aJc-n the rrcmises For particulars, inquire Of
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