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announcements Of Births, Marriages and Deaths
NOT inserted, unless duly authenticated and paid fr
On Monday. January 2sth by the Rev william Row
lands. Mr.. REEs L. WATKINS, Of New York, to Miss
MARr FRANCES AcKER, of Tarrytown. 'ffarT
Died.

Died.
In this city. on, January 27th WILLIAM ATKINS Col
MAN, eyed 60. for more than 80 years extensively
known by his connection WITH and extraordinary iRts
rest in, the werld Of literature and art.
The funeral will take place at the house his brother
Samuel No Verick Place, this day, at p NJ Rels
ves and friends are invited to attend without further
invitation
On Monday January 2sth in the 25th year Of her age
after short Illness MARIE CEcILE ANAsrAsIs, wife Of
Alexander Cor.
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral from 81 Walker street, to morrow, the 30th
inst, at O'Clock, r. NJ, without any further invita-
ton.
On Monday evening, January 2sth, JONAS BoorH,
printer aged 70 years and month.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
his late resdencence 1876 Elm street His friends and
those Of bis jeremiah and Samuel Booth,
spectfully invited to attend
On Saturday, January 26th, JEAN CHARLEs sHERMr-
JEArBART aged SO years General Of Division and
Senator Of the Empire OF Hsyti.
In philsdelpha, January 2otb, NICHOLAS HARMS Sr,
. solder In the revolution, aged 90 years.
At Carlisle, Pc January 10th, Hon JOIN REED, aged
CA years.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, January rs % L. VI.
The weather, during the greater part Of the day,
proved very inclemeDt, which checked out door bus
The sales Of cotton moderate and at about
-four market continued dull. The denssd was limited,
and prices favored purchasers The market for Cana
dian -four also heavy at previous prices Southern
brands In fsr request at steady prices. There
was but little done In wheat and the market heavy
Corn continued In good request, at steady prices.
There was change Of moment In other articles OF
breadstufs. Pork continued dull, and sales
limited. Lard was quite active, with large sales but
the provision lire showed material In prices
Coffee continued firm, while sugars and molasses were
steady but transactions were restricted BY the nole
AsHrs-The market quiet bu. buoyant, for both
Sorts with sales Of 40 bbs. at So So rs for potts.
BnrADsrvrrs.-E Elorr-The sales of the day amounted
to 2,s00 bbls at 81 SIX IS for common to straight
SIS 5o other grades were without any i'm portsnt
change Southern Flour was In fair request but heavy
the sles were 600 bbls at IS l2 for ns and So rs
Flour steady but dull sales made OF 200 bbs
at So Corn Meal was heavy, and the demand for the
sly. Wheot-The market, owing to the unpleasant
weather which continued throughout the day,
heavy and dull sales made Of 700 bushels red
North Carolina at ST o. Rye very quiet and held
ct &C. without sales. Barley wanted, at 6s roc
Oats were in fair demand at 80 40 for Jersey and 4s
demand and sales Of Al COO bushels were made nclud
ing new Southern to arrive at 6oc Jersey and south.
at eS SS ane o ss
and old Northern yellow, at 64c.
CArTLE-Ofered 200 beeves, $3.50 Southern, the
msnder for this State principally As cows and calves
and 900 sheep and lambs Beeves-Owing to the in.
element state Of the weather to day. the attendance
of the trade comparatively sparse and the market
cloeed without spirit Prices Of the poorer qualities
fracton lower The bulk of the were at
say from S6 so to S. About 800 head lid be left
over UNFOLD. Cows and Cslves-The d9erings were
smaller than for some weeks past-enough however to
meet the wants Of purchasers Market generally very
dull. We quote rales ct from $40 to S35 Sheep and
Lsmbs-Prices range at from 81 So TO SO rs q S. So
coo left lot Of sixty very fine extra" sheep
from Virginia sold at from So to SIS.
CoTToS.-There is but little doing. some 800 or 500
bales being the extent OF the business to day Holders
not disposed to part with their ootton except at
full prices. The market closes steadily
LIVERPOOL CLAssyIoArIoB.
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CorrEE-There Is not . great deal doing to-day
Holders however firm and do press the rket.
Rio may be quoted at lac 14sSc.; Java liSc. loo.
and st Domingo llAc. q IL.
FEArHERs.-A parcels Of 1000 lbs common western
was disposed Of At SIC cash.
FRur-The market is very dull, as Is generally the
at this OF the year Next month dealers
in hopes of doing something better.
MoLAssEs.-Trices exhibit no change, and the sales
are to fair extent at 261c &c. for New Orleans
bbls spirits at 3sc cash 800 do four months;
and 600 bbls. Newbern rosin at 81 05.
Ons-Linseed is held firmly at Sc, at which sales
have been made.
Provisions. was heavy and rather easier Sales
were 800 bbls at Sll for thin mess; $ll l2f Sll Is
o2h for cid do; and $40 so $40 62h for old mess.
Beef also heavy with Gales Of lao bbs country at
So prime; and IS so a IS 62tS for mess; prime mess
was scarce, and held at SIS So Cut meats more
plenty, with sales of $50 bbls and terces at u axe
for hams; SIC. for shoulders. Also a small lot Of
with tses Of 500 bbs., at 61c. exc, and 600 kegs
at 6h &c, the latter for extra Butter and cheese
were unchanged and active,
RIAL EsrAIE-At Auction.-Lease Of house and lot
200 Madison street 26xlo0 S460e house and lot 4O3
Greenwich street 3oxl0o 81 500 premises lss Bowery
Dixie $4,000 house and lot corner of Amty and Sui
livan streets 26x77, 500 Brooklyn-2 lots on Hen
~ near Desraw street. each 25xss s975 each $50;
do on Hicks street extending to Cheever place each
2exle4 l02s each $1,000 house and lot willow st.,
25xlo0, S5 900.
firm.
srrpA cargo Of 1000 bags Calcutta Iinseed has ar
rived to the Of John Bridge who will 1t into
OIL There IL not great deal Offering
WHiskyY-The market for this article was very dull
Prison was held ct 25hc with ers at Zoe drudge
was held At 25Isc., time and interest.
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Dcmestic MisceIIsny.

The custom house at Boston. commenced In 1885, 10
e'mpistsd II eoet sl,0ss S-1 81.
q Nonsuoes we're convicted, last week, ct Nsvhery,
- - 20, On sssult and battery tvo white men, and
70 ee hurs on the istdsy Of March neat
I've snd bali pounds cf gold we're recently taken
mon mine IN Randolph county, N. c. ~ two mcs In
bill has been reported in the virsis,. pcu.. Of
Delegates appropristing $50 900 per ysar for tss
val of the free negroes TO Africa
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Tvs MosNoNs o. SsLr L.Et. A spoudent n the
New orleans CrsscsnL a the 18th inst writing from
Salt Lake and speaking of the people They ar.
from every state In the Union healthy though pale
and poor shout the face chesk bones apparent They
Industrious and temperate la the of ardent spi
rts Probably 10 the high price of it las
half Of the selling price o cold here has 20
70 the city They claim allegiance 20 the nited
Ststss but call Themselves Normops and many think
they In Mormon country. They are generally ig
notsnt and seldom think fer thesevss except IL In
driving bargain bat appear enthusiastic ss regards
Their isith. There is greet number of settlers from
Alabams aud Mississippi -ho have t. this place
sa formerly Tn. successor TO Joe Smith, Brigham
oons about forty Eve years oil He has the largest
numotr u NMe of any one In the settlsment-onlv
svsnVsh his is not large pumber, consfdering he
the -ives a 10. smith that could not get
o,.sI huuspos some that have come under my obser-
things are fscte beyond csvi; ara the opv tie that
binds these people t.gethsr 10 besmv Tbs snectscls
Il voting and In the Of fer x..,. 49,. ,ii
be dorm children all 81 the sane age having the
same father, but different mothers To vhs, ns,t ~
The world can they 40 and be re.pectsdf no,hsr.
To be Mormon is 60 Be all that is base ssa vi. an
the ties that bind the opposite together In ru,ns
confidence and Affection pied under Zoo, ~ a.
signing men 60 erstiy their lustful passions. .nd
the ignorant thnk they cannot Be doing right without
following the example of their high priest ouns and
their twelve apostles The Normops have to give op.
20 the church. and also the tenth ~orkins dag the
vhcle yesr, mailing tvetty per cent-s pretty heavy
tar people vould thlpk he object TO get ss
much money In the treasury possible BE able
20 carry their plan Which 10 have line of settle
ments 20 the rscifc from this place having ts term
mus In the southern part q Upper California hoping
70 be able 70 disseminate their religion In the nssly
ouired terrftorv
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mo TnE MARRIED AND slNGLE.-AMATIyENEss

ITO TIE MARRIED. AND slNGLE.-AMATIvENEss,
Evils and Remedies Of Excessive sexuay, with
ing and advice to the old an young sexes Few
will fully indicate the object Of the work Chapter Pre-
yaence Of Sensusyfs prevalence among the Ancents:
Sodom Venus Jupiter; Alexander David; solomon; Nero;
select virgnity bought and old
ytwo venereal patents few their purity matr
nopal boys West Point; opinions Of Dr..
Woodward, VIM. q. Woodbridge DR.. Aeott and Dr. Snow;
prevalence females Mrs Gove testimony; exhor.a
ton. Chapter Enect-lt injures hsab exhlusts the
body; IL drains the feeble first; it nanes the whole
system; Inflammation produces pain IL enfebes ofprns 10
sexual the brain
SYSTEM Iunatic Asylums IL engenders depravy hcenous
and vice togehs the frat indulgence Chapter ILL.,
The Effects Of Promeu Indulgence. Matrimonial
and Self Abuse. venereai
diseases transmitted prevas hills many wives;
or prevents opring indulgence during Chapter
Ivsgns OF Sensuaty in its Various Forms II
ee the hands signs of sensuay and self poatn other
signs Of sotary bertinsm; pain In the back Chap
ter v-Remedes furnishes fer viola
tions Of her laws in which structure not impaired self
resin h, slth bathing avoid all smuabts and irri
tant weolock. Chapter Yl-Prevsntion Promature de-
veloremen of smatvenes nature postpones this pason
Of it's deyeope1ent; diet Chapter VII
TreatNen concluding advice Price, Twelve and half
cents. Published by FOWLEes WILLS,
No. l3l Nassau street.
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mov.m.n,s OF p,s,v,du.I..

Seth Barton. Esq. the late barge dAGsires Of the
United s'stee 70 th. Republic Of Chilli has arrived With
hh family, In WsshiBston.
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mARITInE INTELLIGENCE. .
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DEAFNEss.-UsE DIR. NcNAIRs ACOUSTIC OIL.
~ for the Of Deafness also, all those dsagrssabls
noises like the tuzzng insects falling Of waite whsxng
Of steam, which symptoms Of approaching ds.fnes
Many who have been deaf for een twenty
years. and subject trumpot have after ung
bottles thrown aside these rumpets being made
perfectly we'll II has cured Of Gfteen, and
thirty years standing OF deafness. Sold only by
COMSTOCK u co. BROTHERS, 81 Johnstrs
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nR. MORRISON is CoNFIDENTIALLY CoSsULfEN
Oon all diseases Of delicate nature An extensive prso-
tce enables him TO without
CURED roa three TO six day Structures and seinai weak
he Invariably SEQ HE Lordcn Diploma hG
rul street
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Port OF New York. Jan. 30, 1850.
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:vs :Vs :i4: aSos afss a;ns;
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hK HALPH, AlTHOk or THE "PRhCTICAL PIE
yats Iressiss se, GresnwioA strsst-cf 60 kouras
IN the early stasss Will be surprised 81 ,hs ragidy
however, those who have suffered \
PIE who can properly his In sreturs
nom M hrst or inc.ent to advanced
ins stases rom and vry estenavs
he hts grounds for uatnx. esssnet from ne oshs
source in Amerrsa.
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M mEDICAL.

DRUGGIST AND APOTBECARY IS DESIROUS OF
"A procuring employment he has objection south
West on voyage. Satisfactory references Address
Nedicus, Herald office.
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NEW MEDICAL BOoxs--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work, the and private diseases
structures and all kindred q the urinary
illustrated by great number Of BEAUTIFULLY ooored pIatox
rs large lite by Homer Bostwiot D. Large quar,c
80 pages % edition Price S0 Extract from the Boston
Medical and Surgical JonrnalIt said
20 he equal keord, Aetons YORK the family
OF diseases an far superior thing OF the ksieyer
shed in this country Author Of the on seInsal
Emissions lmpoteney, &e, caused by improper habts-
Fourth edition. u plates. Price ST. al the Pub
shtrs strsger Townsend s Broadway and By the Az
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MO CURE NO PAY.--DR. coRBrTr 10 DUANE ST.
1Nmay be consulted the estmest OF certain delicate
dssase practice Of sixteen Iears devoted the treat
Of telcse diseases enables Dr. O. 20 cure ,hs ,rsS
form Of this dease Recent cured three days Ne
used. -
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$500

gCOO te sis.ur for we ours sf gonersaa>, eles<-
snctures and nmtFr disorders 10 mates speedy cure
rthout the least restriction % Diet drink. esposuro ~
snahss alpss ior business The grcrtetef ehaissss
teisvre Of tv' hundred dollars rurtherth. disease css-
DOT oop ased dese Of the kitture 10 tskes yhcn
rreset IL Il Fut In bottles, With tu d,reetscrs ~ p
Dne bot lasts wcetmsny cured IN two dAvs- rN
sale b., Y. IA. Hing, ls2 Ryosdvsy l05 Bsysr1 g.
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Clear0<i.

Telegraphlc.
Bee GENERAL columns for the latest Marine Insh-
renee by Telegraph.
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PHnADsLPHrA, Jan q, 4 PM-Arrived-Bark Cordelia
Johns Martins briEs Acorn, nowes Boston, Delhi Hodg
son MatasIrs sehrs Madeira Herriman. Cardena Catha
rne Amanda. Hughes, Richmond; Eli Townsend, Corson
Aleyona, Whitaker, Savannah.
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nocIoR YOURSELF PRIvATKLY-roR Is cEsrs-

pHYsIcIAks caALLENGEo.-PRIyATED DISEASE
DR. Lamont az keade str et cures in cases
that have tatd other rractoners Persons are Willing
lie seen who have recovered under Dr. LIS whsa
other physicians w.Ie unsuceessful. Female pills 81
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DRUo CLERK WANTED-A YoUNG NAN FULLY
~ competent to take the principal charge Of first GLASS
retail Drug Store in this city For who fully eomps-
tent COED salary will be given. Address II. H. this office
7 YON's MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLs-Is. WI
- believe the only nottrum that has discovered
that will actually exterminate all Of insects
In the work Of destroy ing bugs and vermin Of all kinda IL
fails The author Of ii has invented pill fer rats,
which destroys and what 10 more, send
him to his hole die but kills him there
fore, invaluable Ofhce 420 Broadway.
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particular; all oier Committees or A,.ociaiiocs for the
object shan correspond with said Executive Com
mse silesst month and said Committee SHAH con-
stat Of q members
Thai the details Of carrying out the work. be len 70 the
coored communities the various parts OF the country,
who hereby respectfully recommended 10 form Ao-
Citations In COO per with the Executive Committee.
T. Every Association or Committee, when formed, shall
pubish ia proceedings 10 our papers land pay for be
saae.) and also 10 one local pSper.
That Industrial Fair shall be held In Nsw.York City
IN The iecond week In May 1852 Of the proceeds Of which
per shall he given TO the producers and 81 psr
shall be devoted 10 carrying out the views OF this orgsnZa
uon ard that coored mechanics artisans and sggeufur.
is be earnestly requested 10 exhibit the several naon
Fairs specimens Of their akin srd industry.
6 That an Agent shal be employed by the Executive
Committee TO sy these yewf beore the Colored People
Of the United STA es
g. r. WARD, President
l. WooDsos' Vice Presidents
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Neg Yovk william $. Powell. Lewis II Putnam Geo.
+ DOWNS Henry NJ Wilson, Edward " Clark, William
J Wilson Robert Hamilton, 'Ssphen Myers Chules L.
Reason, William H. Topp James MeCune Smith, Charles
Ray.
Psnasyirania.-Lewis wo sdson, James Needhsm, Robt
Forien. - = -
Massaelssett. Charles L. RemOnd, william C. Nell.
Rot EFT Morris
Mchigan-Herry Bbb Robert Banks.
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PATENT ZINC PAINT.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents Of the Nsw-Jefsey y
ploring and Mining Company, have received rom "
extensive Works at Newark supply OF ise fsisns =,
Brown and FrsnkiIsie Paints, which VIII DO asposea
on reasonable terms. -, 4.
These paints consist OF various shades from Dep Y
brown, up to a deep orange, and also Dlaek sns
CT imposed OF metallic oxides, their isstlog pfope'r
ny also prepares, from the same oxides paints Pe.
valuable for the coating ofron snd Of n forming ne
protection 81 sinst oxioZslion now known "a.
These paints " hen applied 10 wood, form, aso se@
bic pro- ecton against fire. -, ,,,,,. o.,,. I
supply OF The Compsny's beautiful WINE v ~,
Zinc now extensively used In ra1s snd otnsfPyas-
other deeIerious paints Is shortly expected Forns'
the subscribers, D 4. JONEo W
iyl n % oesf1,
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" Netfce.-The subscr bers 10 the capital stock OF the
Paterson and HsckeDss,k Railroad Company are request
Cd to meet at Peter Archdeacons Hotel IN PaersoD the
i7h DAY Of July for the purpose Of choosing seven
DirectoTs 7he Polls will be open from 10 O'Clock A d. 10
o'clock ~ Paterson, June 49, 1880
C. $ VANWAGONER, X. ALLEN,
j. CHADWICK, CHRlSTOPER COLI,
p MAGINNIS JOHN ACKERNAN Jr.
HENRY Ii. VOORHEES,, Jr. Commissioners.
te25 CO.'S
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SUMMER RETREATS.
soHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, M.

HEATH HOUSE.
yy,HIs ESTABLISHMENT, 30 long ard iavoraby
known 10 the public will be opened for the recepnon
visitors on the 18th Of Jure The house hss beea
greatly enlarged during the past year furnishing extss
ave dining room, arge number OF goOdsized and wei
ventilated bed-chabers and new and spacious paor-
all newly ana neatly furnished, with special reference .e
convenience and comfort Connected with his eaaoash
ent several cottages situated 40 10 be retired sa1
yet convenient to the main Building. These eoiags
viii be let 10 suI the wishes Of applicants eIher entire o.
by the story or room The whole establishment hss eeee
6ed up superior stye srd the Accommodation are a.
signed to be equal 70 hose Of any watering place 10 As
country.
give hs hole attention to the business and will b al
sisted In It's management by Mr.. David Al CTowel sni
other gentlemen Of large experience.
JOSEPH III. MARSH j
schooley's Mountain May q. 1850. my3i Ssw.as
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PowELToN HOUSE N WsURaH.

rrr THE PROPRIETOR OF ihs hvoriis snd sgreots
s place Of Summer resort takes pleasure In calling n
attention Of the New.York public 10 The fses thai
now prepared for the reception and entertainment OF e<I
transient or permanent bosTders The high estimation
which his house 10 held BY families whohaye spent e Sn
er months there be Ia VIII render an extended nou
ofits superior attractions point oslocsdon scenery, da
&c upnecesiary In this particular Il has no equal b
Hudson River Tho lsrder, heretofore viii DC suppN
with every deicacy the markets afford. In addition %
former facilities for reaching Newburgh BY seauhsz
there five trains Of cars passing daily ether way toa
Neu-York and Albany. Early application shoah be n.a
for q selection Of rooms. jelO I'm u. DONADL
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oaEpnUra RAILROAD COMPANY,

ATT MEETING Of the stockhoIdefs Of ne 49,
"A Railroad Company, held al Jefferson, Cnemaakn ~
tv on the Sd inst an election was neld for hitee1 -
ora when the following named gentlemen were guy
ed. viz Simeon Benjamin, William Maxwell JonnAeT q,
Alexander 8 Diven, Elmiraj Charles C9oh Nsaa IN
A Cook Geneva Isaac OTIS. James B. T eHsn1nsl"
man Rswdon, Josiah w. Baker, New-York. ca, u
A meeting Of the Directors was hed on me ss.x-<
- az 81 oysng gsnllemen duly elected -
Tor the ensning Wear viz simeon Benjamin, Of -
President; Isaac OTIS, Of Ne"-fof1' IfeAsnc''
On motion n was resolved, That the Office Of ne "
PAW be removed II Merchants EIchsnse u u.s.
~ Eayr YoIE 10 take place on the lsE day u n".s
80, Thai mil the removal Of The Office, Mr. 80
=, -. &c on tie New. York and Enc Rsrosd Congs
"a sntbor,zed 70 act TIE Transfer Agent 1r NE CGmg
SIMEON BENJAMIN, CtsfleSss
,xy,,,,.u MAXWELL. Secy 1e1 AS'----
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UTRY NOTICE

OFFICE COMMISSIONER
Mo. City Hall, June ., 1850.
~ Notice IL hereby given 70 all persons exempt rom
orc. 10 sppsar and show their grounds Of exemption, FOR
The purpose ouch registration before the 9Th day OF
july next They will thus avoid being summoned 10 me
nsr2{ormance OF 1urv duty WIN A. WALKER,
,a9s tIy9 Conms,ioner OF Jurors
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~ No,,ce.-rhe Special Committee appointed by the

~ Notice.-The Special Committee appointed by the
BOARD of Assistant Aldermen 10 Inquire aud report as To
The expediepcy and practcsby OF extending CHAMBERS
street from the East River, hereby give
notice that they will meet the office OF the Clerk OF Ihs
Board OF Assistant Aldermen, No City Hail. on Wednes
day next 5h inst O'Clock, N All persons Interested
in or hose properly will be affected by said proposed
extension respectfully invited to appear and present
their views In relation thereto.
'1' FLORENCE MCCARTHY, Special
81 r. WARD, Commit
iYl 81 JOHN BO1CE- .ee
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~ O'Rieliy,s Telegraph Lines, connecting
with all sections " the United Safes General ONCE, ISL
Broadway Open from In the morning ill ii Al oil nL-
Visitors In New. Yori who accustomed to lrsnsscung
business with the ORelly Lines In any section Of The
u tied States will find It the terest TO leave their dis
patches At this office nsure prompt and correct irsnS
tnissIou Jess
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TEAS, COFFEE AND SUGARS
~ REDUCED PRICES al the Eigh

"A Tea store-Tbe subscribers respectfully call Lns - :.
ton Of the public to their extensive assortment OF
named articles which they selling 81 least y,
urder the prices Of many other slores fne an ssr,
ces 10 part First qusity crushed and Powoe,o 80
Refined White and New Orleans dol win eao.co 80.
nent OF Green and Black Teas which cannot 90 sa % -
In the city. Pure OLD Jaws Codee-ho, o. Doh a.sv
haracaibo all OF which are ground 10 ns ss yshs,
leg lms Between Seventeenth ana EiEne''~~
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~ To Boss Bnkers.-The Operative Bakers Union
House Of ali Reading Room and Library IL now open
~ GrsndsL daily, from NJ nil VI. and on Sundays
from 10 and keeper Is always 10 aitendanc - give
every facility TO Bosses from city or country ono Yslnn2
or writing TO HE House for men. ,,,,,. -,
JOHN L. RENNE, Pfeft
IA. RoRyRTsos Rec Sec ie22imDSGR'
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~ Union Coiiege.-Thee VIII be Meeting Of tbs
Cas- Of ls4O on Con Day immediately AFTER
the exercse. 10 he Church By order OF last messing Of
Class. ~. Z. CA'EhfI Ohsrmtn.
Amsterdam June 1850 ie242w
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LEBANON spRINes.

rgNHE MOST DIRECT ROUTE to dts celebrated
4 Watering place 10 by the New.York and Neg.Hav,.a
snc Housaionic Railroads to Psheld and hence ouy
miles By stage.
Psssen gefs leaving New-York By tbs O'Clock A. n
Express Train arrive at the Springs ats NJ The sage
accommodations on this route such a. viii Insure con
fort and dispatch.
Psssen gers can take tie O'Clock p. d train, and 70
ibrour 10 Pitisfed or take tho ale Evening Trains "a
remain one night IN Bridgeport leaving there al leo An
Pare through 81 90 ie1 txs
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GOAL BY THE CARG0-Hszleton lLshtl
NCoaI by he cargo Manufacturers and dealers s.r
plied INGHAM & HALL,
wholesale and retail coal dsaer
lea 2ygs cor Montgomery and Green sta Jersey CIV
AM DELIVERING the bes. Red Ash Coal w
or Egg from my yard corner Of King and Green s "a
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