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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-06

- Ire roo 5 tas sprsr psrt q si william street.
si.esu Ass 80 neeh@aa s,rss. with Baths aad all The
VlKsrrHALI, HANs-seo LRs. now LANDING
ia s'ssa,sr Nas1hEses 10 aas sraer fer sale, "a
81 ceurllanis street.
nyrCn rnFEsr-rwESrY CASES SUPERIOR
gs.e Al Eases = sggsrs tmFsy Cir Bottles, Canary
-. la : Sss FsIslsssr,. j AS kLER Diiis,
,rBE coSsEEss rIRArEDAcAUriox TO SHOE
heafs-lskrnlnr taat seuls griAeiplad parsons
enrss Aasts cers = msnaiAetsress q w P.tcn. Goa
.esss 80 :. = sss.s % saa,asan q ssPaasioa y
s I'd tina. s.rss ssa VII sss ss sS
q lsess 'sttss assa - @aAss coasress Bgets - Al.
~, ~ Gosss Nv. ale' Will
- y, rqsssa = ,amp sss psir Nil IL ~ord nly
r.,ss, ~ etasr ~ n'rh ssnsa,., and dealers are
80, 4 Is Isstls. Al. rs,ss, horace II Day osssr
= ,esr.iaaet ssrsst 80 fsss. Ana !, ay setsosiai
.irs sna ~ hamgshre, ernea ~ Charles wiaaiow u
guns .wAEE.wAre nEs AID JEwELRY. At Arc.
-. :, s,,. e. ss 81 l.,ss az s,isss,
g,srs Ntrfiy y ~ trade Aad q saPerlr gasty Alec
sss nussai ssssstary wti.h fls.s edss sSooa
fsipsss a. Iks ale Ali = 4 usa y "a .s wsr,hs 81
i-Ii.es asa purchaser sessralsg. .-..,.-.
pATKNr EIGCERs SERVING nALtErr-roRs.LE
stats suEs Asatts fpr sale - pateatse aai sole
fF0frttter. THOMAS kAfIf, 40 &anth ~, ~. n.
Al rfaQrs ars eautiuned against violating ths right 81
80 etste ratsnt
/ HAyF WITNESSED rnE ruoSouou TESTING or
btftys iarnt - ytns Maett tae rxshg II 81
HtT hp Wa Ninktet unaer command. aud nnd II Tar
suffrer ~ anything ~ thr ktna ia terf
aurHhe turfase. and snFhs wth nafa less labor.
htr,iQrs rseommehd The use o. q 60 al rxinv .ertlns
b.. BECKER
rrnE SUBSCRIBER. LATE oF rue FIRM or NIL
llln Johnsen. having eprnV4 estAtlishuaent al
10 81 hrecus street near tie hs~sry. tsias prA teal
Il mtsr ana haNmN hten some IN tbs emglay ~
fhiltn meet rssrecuily soleits share che putlo
IafrunaFe. All klnas u Yinmbers' materiala haaa
WORK aeus tbs latest Improved pans and TIE
rsasonabls terms. goilN ". JOHNSON.
V'nE USl0S INDIA RUBBER CourANY.-wARF.
u house ~ NaNsau street.mThs IL nHsrnr.
Wholesale, Coed Patent Metallic Rubber 0aaf
consisting Part a ceats cioakn ponchos army ahi naFy
Foed life rresers carriage cieths tnaa rubber saoes
Lorse cloths. Interfering etrars. A..
JAMES BISHOP Presiisnt.
NAkkfN ACkEnMAN. Vice Pre.llenI
N. MGLLIAASON, Treasurer an4 sscry.
ERFNCH LOOKING GLASS PLarEs .SD ROUGH
Plate Glavfor sky lirhts. froE AaafActory 81 50
POLLEN a COLGATE ~ n Pearl strsea
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TOn SALE AND 20 LEE.

/ sD0n -tOR SALE, AN OLD ESTABLIsuED
NV. Wholesale and retail business. The store 10
stuAt in Of the thoro city no
oprt sition it doing cash I'll fr1t
tuo O. $500 week and be increased three tim
the amount attended One acquainted grose-
rcs can maize fortune 10 few The good win Of
store alone Is fully worth the above amount None
ply but cash customer and that willing purchase
the husiness aud terms suit Address with real name.
place and time Of interview, 7. E. A. Herald office viii
he rtmpty attended
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GREAT DArTLr-THOursNps SLAIN
" Have yvu hrara q a. kMttls.
Iens. asres ans tsraas.
In whteh nyrtnas wsrs 4ntm
ny y. lyuns sI~rihef
by he re- der 80 hsdhmra
Are uttsrly rwussa4
Try tssss antsr guafamsr,
frlet 4. II yow asNkt a.
The rats nud the ME- 80.
fhes~ psstilxwt Yermlm.
Hls Tilts IN The a9Mthstt
SET fudasniy squirai.f.
Dsrot o. LYONS nsenstle Poe ar ana riiis. a.
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GTATrN ISLAND COTTAGE TO RENT. FURNISHED
- ~ sRiurhsssaA tsry yrstty email cottagc situated
within about mtnutea sAk " the SAiors Hzrbor
lananK - r.n. furnished = unuruihei The cottage
sNrvUmndsd With aud other there
Ir1t sna NsF~tAAs Earasn Ati2rhsd ksnt mnfarnshsd
party hsinr Required take mating fes
ether Articlssl $50 turntshcd. $40. Afpy j. ". BA-
lkxTfFK 49,. 81 VII sfrtrt - =
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u oBERrs SPLENDID GOTHIC DooRrLArrs.-TuE
N meet serant and fsshsnshs peorps~s md bsllrnNs
70 be found in the city MADE BY Roberts 80 BraaA.ay
In addition TO the above, the suh.crtrr has anshsd
.ome new and eesatfi designs o. NE ksaesthaa sad
Jenny Lind pattern; css 10 search ofsesthlns sraaa
repeatedly invited ssn sas sHssne lie above
ticles. r. kOBEkrs, premium Doerplate establishment
hs broadway near Prince street, east sise.
cARD-To cENrIgsES.-TnE sunscsiRER
nerally that he has again rsunsd the taeftas tesas N
all ts brsnehes-matins ssrins tieaniag dyinf sna
IAirin gents tlothrF at short uece
that always insured ful shsre 81 puhs p.srenaxs
viii he happy 70 receive the araers ~ k nv
broadway A. cohTissos, ag fesrl street
TYR. KEiLiNoERs LfNIsINr ~ rnE ONLY m
- msdy that has been used for ns.rr "
best judges In tie kn0Nn word that wn
and all 81 eata kFvisss ksrd swsllnrs
strains, &c, kc ~ herss, snd wufk hi aaAy. u
human sy.ism, Ne matter lsew -hst e.a.. Is use ~
Dir n Budd ,hs disnruishsd vstevisssy = Ne
woodrun. William whssiss, va D. NV.sss. a. ga =
larss bottle. a. ssnts " dsssa sl1s srss. eNsks8
Pearl street, go sae 90 hresa-sY erasA 49, nrs.ps
h hotel snd shoratory al tewtrs a. 90 serneon
rersuas ca ana h aakee eNsta Nemls fwrais1s4
81 all honre uofses Ane eaFrNw~s - ia bewiimx Aiu
shurs nosrds, oueita 81 a. " - 49, mest baassifu
Rsiirosd SD ssssms~et
NEw ARRASoEnESr-CoUNr rArHa COZ.
Az .ese. 3nlessy celiestlons Ne 81 Cmrmlmx
ss..e fNsv Vera. maas eta rsvmrtss.. esI
s.',sss = .s..s srsi' - = ..s 1s.ssss ss.sAss.
sns j. 7. vAH Wick. sass ssr~~s q vsii s.s sress
rre~tSL
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A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE Accommodated
"A With neatly furnished rooms aud superior board in q
siIa family. in pleasant neghborhood. Apply at No rs
Grand street. Nariek. NB-Furnhed without
beard.
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ERFNCH LOOKING GLASS PLarEs ND ROUGH
Plate .lassior ssy ghts. froE mAaaf.e.ory u -
Marie ID Oisnies. For sale W
foLLES \ COLGATE. ~ a ~ Pearl street
prfees enfrente N az BE- had on arrllcatlan.
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I ApIEs WISHING rmrIR cARrErs rnoRovamLY

ADlEs WISHING IiiEIR cAkrtrs rHnk0N0hLy
IL eleanfed from all sand dast tsrvhy their
original lustrs restored. have "a done ~ Ment-
vorths patent carpet cleaner. Jast sadress wua.
worth Co., BY penny pest BY srasr Ne ~ Ganse-
wort street whsr. tho maehns 10 IN Constant eperst
to No "a Maiden lane Will he promptly nttsaas ~
In readiness Go call for aad earpsts shortest
notice. frcs from two % four eeats per- YARD.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

T'HE CO-PARTN EReHIP BETWEEN WILLIAM
Nnnns and Frederick Nolf psncforte makers, dia
solved Nv uv.uai consent the Tth OF April last
Liabilities Of the above firm will be settled by William Nnnns
At the mandatory. ~ Waker street Mr. Wod stiil re.
mains, W assist IN experimenting the maaufactory.
w. NUNS
n. WOLFF.
,THE rARTNEHsHir FORMED UNDER TUE NAME
oIMcnonnid frpeie, rlpmbefg deceived ~ Of
Mr lasf, w NeDanad carry On the busia se
y. MCDONALD
D. PRlNGLE.
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u house ~ Nassau s,reet.Ihis company i .rinr al
wholesale, cooaysnrs Patent Metallic sisi
nsting part a coats coakn. peaches. ahi
Foods life pr.ssfsor carriage cloths lnai4 rubtcr
Lorss cloths, Interfering 9trars, a..
JAMES BISHOP Presiisnt
NAkkFN ACkENMAN. Vice Pre.l4enI
~ WILLIAMSON, Treasurer lad Ssc'ry.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THHE UNITED BROTHERS LAND SOCIETY WILL
Il hold meeting at the Fourteenth Ward Hotel south
east corner OF Elizabeth and Grand streets Friday
9Th, at ~ Il. NJ N. B.The Finance Committee daily
At III Grand street. for the purpose winding affairs
81 the society. w. BARKER, Prast.
&. KEEN, Secretary.
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Two FARMERs.-PoupRwrrr on ruE Lopr MANU-

Il featuring company.-fhis srticl. 10 tie cheapest
veil the most powerful IN the world corn
tsses tobseeo pea. sad other garden vesstsb~s "a all
change the color 81 from siskly yellow - aark
green few Gays asr srpiisston . tAs Mi u had
fnl Two barrels will succv ,The larssst
best esbhsg In the world raised ~ tks article
half the expense Of other Prizes ~ pr
any quantity sis barrels d.iverea esrtmse
once, "a Courtiandt street. Nee Nerk vh.rs yaapss
containing directions may be ebtsiaed.
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" ii1taNfntRcu rRorEKrY roK AALE-rnRKE
w 49, xtaNN nswrrs Nts stmNt@4 - gv..g
49, 49, els.a 49, r~stA stssst. asssss y IA
wast suAst9wtAa wfth go 90 So
k&~memA 1fmea N~Am4 ffnstNsl ete-.t 4, 49,
rsas FferWr. tasfsa@s sses tAas - ssss -,
setemmeaatama tsFa8 ktpy - - kafAwkra star. ~
sMs Nsw4A fwurth s4rssts
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A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH A SMALL CAPT.
n tai % purshase Daguerrean Gallerylooated in bns
Part Of the city Reasons for selling presst propre-
tiers going For further particulars inq
Daguerrean Room ~ Blocker street.
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EuR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE IN
I'll city - valuable and desirable stock Of goods sta;
az "a ofths hest tands Broadway having large
~ customers and presenting favorable opportunity
wi-ing q engasc Ia profitable business Amount
sitteck si2o0. ArIly 70 GEO ). DOUGHTY T37 Broad
opposite Attgr place.
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EoR sALE.-rouR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
twenty-five feet front and and nnety-eght feet
aims inches deep fronting the south eide
commenting ded feet Of Ninth avenue.
The street Is regulated ane paved Apply 10
n. PAuS a. 90, 3.g Pearl street.
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a FRENCH COOK WISHES TO GET A SITUATION
IA in private family Good reference IL tired Apply
1T No. 10 Watts street.
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BOARD AND INSTRUCTIoN.-A YOUNG LADY WHO
II Drcss kers DESTROYS obtain board
private family where there other boarders AMI where
she receive from the mistress good English education
note addressed to Ms r., Chatham square post Office,
stating will with prompt attention. The beat Of
given.
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SUAiiD7NG. dks.


FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN be ACCONHO-
n dated with board and nice airy - Monroe
Also, large unfurnishea ROOM floor
let, with board, to a gen tie man and his wife,
A FEW GOOD BoARDERS CAN De ACCOMMODATED
IA at No. College place, by applying early. References
required.
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ITO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS. WILL be RE-
ceiyed until the 18th June for the construction eight
hundred feet Of bridge Of 10 feet in width with draw Of
Feet for the Port Richmond and Fresh Kills Plank
Company. Plans and specifications with location
the bridge be application to Obadiah
q Richmond Staten Island
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~ AND tAP tfukE TOR sALE-DOiNG 4 GOOD
tnensas, Ia kington. Ulster county. The present
retires of IN health. Address r. r. S.
as rsar street. for twoldays.
NJ AMM0TH NfwFOuNDLAND FOR sALE.-AN
VI enormous young Newfoundland Dog sixteen months
od. weii trained god house dog aud perfectly ios-
rFth - t to ashe height ofbaek Two feet sa inches
fngttrs ~ stS water street
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- las hand lar OF and second
hand billiard Tables. patent and cloth cushioned with
eTy thing complete any % which he will sell at reasonable
price lie also has hand two Of A. Bassf0rds Iron Ear
billiard Tables with lis patent air cushions which he vii
~ very cheap Apply at his Billiard Table Mandatory
al Ann street.
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a ebssnnT6a x,l, a. rsano n ,un .
fq afonhers applied for immediately viii be sold
With one mere acres Of la a, and aecommoda
terms. Apply to Mr.. H. jenkins Smson, pre-
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LoR sAIE-THE MODERN BUILT THREE STORY
lslck bnuss No. ~ Lexington modern
improvements. nshosany deors plated ware TerIns
tafy. Arply on the premisss or %
!. COMMON a son, - A mn street
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I NOTICE IN CHANcERY.

Jabez 5. Spencer. Administra.
tor of 0bed Martin, deceased,
ys. Petition 70
Silas Martin, Christopher Mar c m D | e to
lin, Obadiah Martin, James X. SContraet fol
Martin, George M. Marin, Land.
-- Barker and Hannah Bar.
ker, his wife, J. s. White and
Mary White. his wife,
TyHE said Silas Martin, Christopher Mar
IL tin, Obadiah Martin, James X. Martin,
George M. Martin, ----- Barker and Hannah
Barker, his wife, J. S. White and Mary
White, his wife; are hereby noli6ed that the
said Jabez s. Spencer, administrator of the
Estate OF Obed Martin, deceased, on the 5th
day of September, 1851, filed in the Clerk,
Office of the Court Of Common Pieas within
and for the county OF Putnam, and State of
Ohio, his petition, the object and prayer Of
which is, that the said administrator NAV be
ordered TO complete contract Of land, which
was made by the said Obed Martin, deceased,
on the 9th day Of May, l848, with John Cary,
whereby the said Obed Martn, in consdera.
tion Of the sum Of one hundred and sixty
dollars covenanted 10 convey by good and
general wsrrantee deed, forty acres of the
south west traction Of the north west quarter
OF section one, township one, south range FIVE
east. described as lying on the bank Of the
Auglaize river, commencing at the half
ccrner stake on the west line Of Cary's corner,
thence east 10 the corner of said fraction
thence north far enough TO make forty acres
thence west to the bank Of the river and
thence along the river to .he place of begin
ming. and being part Of land purchased by
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will he taken as confessed and decfeed there
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NnTICE.-

NOTICE is hereby given that Petition
IN will be presented TO the Commissioner
Of Putnam county, Ohio, at their next De-
cember Session. asking said commissioners
TO view and establish the following line Of a
county road: Commencing on the section
line between sections No. twenty seven and
thir.y-four in town one south Of range six
east where the Lima and Defiance free turn
pike crosses said line-thence east to the
south east corner Of section No.twenty-six in
said township. thence south east to the south
east corner Of the nor,h east quarter OF sec
tion thirty-six-thence east en- half section
line to the road leading from William Turn
er's to Kalida at or near George Miver's in
Pleasant township Sept. is, 1851.
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