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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-30
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~. men Of labor, friends Of good,
The time is coming nigh
M. = merits Of our brotherhood,
Long passed in silence by
Shall BY the world be given
An elevation high;
rl.o. vide -asunder riyen,
Dark Plejudice shali die.
Far from every lowiy workshop,
The anvil, and the loom,
From every vale and hill-top,
A voice eviacing comes;
The dignity Of Labor
With Mind cooperate,
viii .purn the term, dlshonor,
Attached 10 humble state.
Creation is the boundless field,
Wherein our treasures lie,
lntac, and deep, that only yield
To tireless energy:
Ample is the heritage,
And noble in its kind,
Which the Deity vouchsafes
TO strength Of arm and mind.
,Tis ours, TO guide the pencils
Divergent from The sun,
TO bind the fiery, winged steed,
That dwclls the clouds among;
To range tho realms prolific,
OF ocean, earth, and air,
To trace the Power Omnifc,
In secrets tha, they bear!
Happy labor, TO develop
The plcnitude and worth,
That ers, have been the sealed up
Mysteries Of our Earth;
To glance beneath the surface
Ofmerc apparent, All,
And from wide extended space,
The Wonderful 10 call.
IC'iis written in our rature
Tha, "roil herself rewards"
Ilc that dtfaces por,raiture,
Sail bear stern award
Tie being, who reyerses
Tha, law Industrial,
FIJI deep himself accuses,
With base Incrtion's thrall.
Then raise the voice Of chora! song,
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At banquet, when solving enigmas was
me Of The diversions. alexander said to his
cn,r,iers, s.wl,ai il that which did not come
last year. and will net come next yearf"
4 distressed officer, starting up, said, sit
certainly must be our arrears Of pay" Tho
king was so diverted that he comma nded
him to be paidup; also increased bis salary.
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The intellect was created not to receive
passively few words, dates, and facts.
but to be active for the acquisition Of truth,
Accordingly, education should labor TO in
spire profound love Of truth, and 10 teach
the processes Of investigation.
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i do not undersla aud lou,' replied The

4 do not undersl aud lou,' replied The
| Astronomer.
Not know Genevicsc! The brighicsi
star that ever shone. They are always
making s,ars up ,here. The angels light
ed ono let me see" and he counted upon
his ingers-'sesen months ago--ihat was
my star-lhai was Gencvievc, aud you
haven't found il yet, with all Your watch.
ing, ha! ha! and he laughed in scorn.
i tell you il is lhere--l knote il is there,
and here he lowered his voice 10 whisper
--syoo must show il to me, or III never
leave .ou.'
The Professor saw that some terrible
stroke had de,hroncd reason, and there is
4 majesty in deep grief, and a touching
beauty in the hallucinaiion that takes the
heart away with il, commanding alike sym
palhy md respect. He cnden,ored Il
soolhe him--told him that he did not doubt
Geneyieve was star, but that she shone
IN noblcr sphere she shone not for
'he common gaze, but for him alone. This
idea appeased and soothed him for mo
ment-'yes for me--for me, lie murmured,
but ! must see it,
The Professor silently pointed 10 the
Telescope, and in a moment, the unhapp,
man was seeking for the lost star Of his
nope. Long did he gaze, till tears blinded
aim, and he sunk upon The floor, and sob
bed like a child.
The Professor kindly raised him, and
with gentle words persuaded him 10 accatn
oany him home. Bat when morning came.
The stranger was gone, aud was never
heard of mere. Perhaps the angels have
igtied another star, and he and his lost
Gcnevieye, nre now moving hurmouioisls
in some sphere. beyond The sounding Of tht
Telescope, and The gaze Of the philosopher.
Manv night since then, as the mag
pitirent instrument swept the heavens, has
he Professor thought of the star Gene.
.ieve,' and brea,hed sigh tor him VIII"
vainiv sought it.
Ah! the Astronomy oi the human hear;
How many stars there are, shining down
nio this vale of tcars, today, from out the
blessed Heaven Of memory and The past.
And rho would not say. God bless our
stars forever r--Chedgo Journal
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Excellence is never granted to man but
IS the reward of labor. II argues indeed
no small strength Of mind to perscvere in
habits OF industry without the pleasure Of
perceiving those advances, which, like the
hand Of clock Wills, they make hourly
approaches to their point, vet proceed %
stowly as TO escape observation. sf
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TRurH. Tho open, bold, honest truth,
is always tho wisest. always the safest tof
every one in anv and all circumstances.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-30

A FLoURIsuING TELHcRAPn LIME
The Hannibal Union gives the following
account Of the condition Of the liue Of ieie-
graph TO that city:
Since the line has been in operation, it
has been almost without intermission,
scandaiously neglected and misma naged;
aud now, the posts have been made ofany
kind Of wood that happened to be conyeni-
eni, have rotted of and fallen down, near
ly every one Of them for a distance Of ten
Or eesen miles, out Of the twenty-two-
his is not on overh,wed lands, but high
ground. People are carrying OF the wire
BY piece-mea', and an enterpr sing ferry.
N ia has doubled and twisted lot II il in
to cable, two hundred yards long. with
which he assists himself hack aud forth
across The Sina. We have these facts
from gentleman who has recently been
dong the line. We thought proper TO call
The attention Of stockholders to tho facts.
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HoMELY FACTS.

Am TO be told that The policy is correct
which brings from the workshops Of Eng
land and lays over the coal and iron beds
Of Pennsylvania the mannfac ued Rail-
road? (Cries Of !" No! no!'') Reject for
a momen, in reference 70 this latter bsanch
Of industry. Ii ton Of railroad iron costs
$40, and YOU send that $40 on, Of the
country. $50 or S36 of thai S4Ois made
up of labor. Recnlleci, then, that Won arc
paying $50 or $50 out Of every $40 TO
The laboring population Of yonr own land.
Yet this policy is advocated by party In
Pennsylvania, and that party comes be-
fore the working people Of the State, and
asks them to believe that il is composed Of
their most exclusive friends.
[Speech Of Cor. .Jo1ssos.
This. SAYS The Evening Journal, is .
clear aud forcible illustration Of very im-
portant principle. These heavy importa-
tions do not merely take money from this
country, but they take money from the
rockets Of our working men. Not long
since, nine hundred and fifty tons Of for-
egn railroad iron were landed at Now York
for the Philadelphia aud Wilmington rail-
road company. Over $50, 900 Of the cost
II this iron wen, to pay for foreign labor.
This sum expended in this country, would
hare given employment to loo men for
twelve months. But i, is not the policy Of
the locnfoco party 10 take care Of American
mechanics. That party seem to prefer for
eign TO home labor, and to be more disposed
. encourage the industry of England and
4 IL a 4 - Il
" Democrats" and love the people.
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YELLOW AMBER This is fossil resin,
md highly valued for its beauty. In a re-
cent overilowing Of the lnster. 10 Prussia
piece Of yeliow amber, weighing s lbs.
measuring / inches in length. in width.
aud 64 in thickness, was found. With The
exception Of piece of Is lbs. in the Muse.
um Of Natural History Of Berlin, il is the
largest specimen ever discovered. Gun
copal is also supposed to be fossil, and noi
produced bv any tree now growing. Il
comes chiefly from the coast Of Africa, ant
is brought down from the interior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10

l,AJTIoN TO rur ruBLtC,-TnEG GREAT POPULAR
" i,y a. Lyons Magnetic Powder for the Destruction
Of Bed-hucs Moths Ants Eea-, Flies NC,
and plants and all other meets has Premptes
certain PARTIES articles and OFFER them,
rrder various for sale Few Of these iadi
viduals dare their imrostons out az free from ROT
m. rricor o the original article has in this city
ouY the uDderenoned agents and the principal depot Al
IN aaWay whore ALEC may te obtained Pills for the In
destruction "a Rats and Mice and tlet efficacy
has teen tried ~ rsm,rcVs s.rtlspen.
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V'nr MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY BETWEEN
New bork, Phadel phia Baltimore, and Washngton-
Wow crt Once corner Of Hanover aud Beaver streets
-
Veneer Line With four independent wires from wasseon
litytc Vow Yorh, having Offices at New YORK aery Guy
Ntwn.k View Brunswick, printon, Trenton fahegslpna
Wilmington, Hsyre Dc Grace. Baltimore and wasnnsson
Cry AID connecting with al the great Morse Lanes baet
West North and South This company having az. maae
sHteasyc the line greatly increased us aces
and thoroughly sysematzcd s business IN the trans
,on snd mode ofdevery a messages ere new prepared
receive transmit deliver number 81 messages
cure, fcr the accommodation efthe public tp an accu
ptnee and hdety hitherto nncquaed The ele
arhng Of the pphhc IL, therefore, respectfully
rctea a. the cee 81 Iiancysr and hav srcets
WIN. N. SWAIN, President
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ASSURANCES.


7 IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIFE
- Assurance Society Of London-Genera Agents office II
Wall street, New York, April labCapita S2t0000o
Affords to the assured policies under
these tables the greatest possible prospective
vantagcs that be conferred by life this
table the assured entitled at time, TO receive a. ine
immediate advance the extent cpehalf the
amount of the paid annual premiums without security
sonal liability deposit the policy but by simple endorse
ment hereoni the half premium be withheld during
the whole continuance OF the policy. Also in the
assured time requiring continue the policy
its surrender onebaf Of the annual premiums Will be
turned by the society.
At the last annual investigation reported In May 1850 the
bonuses declared TO the assured werthe option Of return
OF 10 cent on their premiums cash. reversonary
addition to the original assured by each policy varying
from ~ to Is per cent.
Examples bonuses already declared will befound in the
society pamphlet together With tables OF other
information, application 20 IL all street. the
agencies free Of es pense
party may at moderate annual premium. insure for
life; and II he survives reach the of60 years full
insured S50 will be paid TO him; his
before that period the will he raid His
family or legal representatives.
ACTING EcroRs ron APRIL.
G. EDWARD HABICHf, Chairman.
George Barclay Bachc heEvers,
william an Hook, Henry LudlaIn,
A. q. Stout, Robert J. Dillon, and
]. Kearny Rodgers, N. ID.
The Board meet Wednesday att all street for the
transaction ofbusinss California aud other tocgn risks
taken ut fair rates Of extra Premium.
J, LEANnER STARR, General Agent, and
Superin dent Of the United States Local Board
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CPuI<G MIIIlNERy.-J. ~ RENSuAh. - suus
- street IN stairs IL daily receiving the lant a'a 49,
nsbiunaNls syle 81 Ladies Dress Cars and bonn,p ,s
he for ttr Southern western aud country fssS WIZ" ~
&c. - Tor ssis at rsasspatle rfices
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CL(bT1IING.

SLVGhhNes
CPRINc cLoTHISG-oUR SELECT AND EXTENSIVE
~ stock of Clothing for the season nov ready cor,
prng all the latest styles Of garment. Of the day snd
sverythng that u and chaste in goods 20 BE- found IN
this or European markets. II. x DbNLlN,
IS snd Is John street. corner Of Nassau ST.
I FLANDERS, sg BReADwAy. NEW YORK, DEAL
~. er In Young Gents, Boys, and Chdrens clothinf-
Sells by the single suit paekage.-rhs estabshment
constantly In receipt &C all that Tin the lin aud
scknnsedsed TO be the leading house Of fashion in this
country.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WAIVED.
" Ladies gentlemen leaving the city or breaking up
housekeeping obtain the highest cash rce Tor Clothing
Fnrniture &c. by sending Through the Post AZ hs
dence- l.. NJ DUSSfLDORp, - " m street.
NB-Ladies attended byMrs. pusseisorp.
CAsT.oFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies' or gentlemen having surerfnous effects 70
dispose ~ can obtain fair cash price for the SAM Ny snd
ing Tor W. subscriber az his residence Ladies attended ny
WIS. ,ohen. ~ = iouhN, Ne,o wei btVaaWay p.aes.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" The highest price ~ obtained by ladies and
uem.n who any left Cotiug Furniture and Jewel
" &c. 70 dispose ~ sudng through rost % otherwise,
Tor y. iINnsSrIN, As Broadway, ny stairs
Jadiesattended 70 by Mrs. Ievenstyn.
II ADiEs AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY INSPECT
- fuly informed thai tsey obtain the s value IN
cash for a. tcna 81 second hand or east % Slonr
and secend hand articles general ~ sndiss sr dsrs
through pott 9r othorsis 90 calling IN jams sohoNhf
o. his store, ~ Orangc street, near Chathantt+t
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PUBLICATIONS,

THE scALPEL FOR MAY.-EDIrED ny EDWARD
sherman pse9 or TGS rsady and for ss y Aarsnee
Gsntleme9.,n Grsssn,ing you With the eleventh May
thanks for he mani. and liberal stand have i
courtesy but SOME q DO thing which
our Journal as one and that literally sPusns
Ssf the aas sSsdts s saa
Of our toes we cannot PRIVILEGED order of n
as,lsy ass slris.l lss.i pei!sa medical rsSss
cannot comprehend Whether learned
sIsashssss r.sps judy rs credit isr
na Of Health for the People We viii continue to supply
eight numbers, volumes, more ST.
R s 4ss
Single nasss pys % pe
o.ai letters mus, contain fee Of - and be addressed
door wet Of Broadway or from abroad to box s2 Pot
be h'" in this city on these terms from the
cosTssTs OF No; II, NAY. ISL Entirely Original
Apartments pages; Medco Literary snoss and Teratoio
ss saG a
Sans
i os o .mo r Artists RsEere By
Once WITH Specimens = novel Way to Produce Wet
oil ss Of AG and BS
naparte q Walnut Tree Leaves in seroula aud consump
with illustrative Book Notices 8 Sanitary Could
Soda poeder pcpa,tment-E Tacks Advice to the
Brethren; Iehthio Jeeorc flasy Whale OIL versus Cod
Liver Great PAan hropc Enterprise: Our Mr.. Swzzle
the High Poterey Discourse Severe Shaking Diplomas:
consumrtion TrsnEatns the Argentine RssiraSos Of
Dr. Cox Cerebral Ithotrity that Semi Luna
des Obituary Death roto Koino Miasma the Balance
wheel ard his File: Dr. Reese and the Gazette; the
mSod RSPe Apparatus a aaS A5s%apa ss %e
porters Complimentary.
EREE@AsoNRY.-ALLYN's RITUAL or rREEMA-
ting the money the hook can be sent by post espress to
any Of the United States Canada shortly will
shed OF Ma
ras, and correct tran station also Isaac Taylors
Elements of Thought. WIN. GOWANS IT'S Fulton ST.
tho PUBLISHERS.-COPPER PLATEs.-A COPPER
plate OF of the State of New York l. - inches,
aud another Of like dimensions of the State of Ohio offer
ur sale at lees than the Of
grazing. Apply the map store 81 Bros dway. Also,
plate 81 "a plan Of Eroollyn.
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FANCY GOODS.

II SCHNuCRiGER LATE OF THE FIRM OF PA
4 Brothers X Schnucriger, manufactures Of Pewter
leave TO- inform the public aud his friends that he has
removed 10 SO Forsyth in the All orders will be
punctually attended to- as before.
IOCSIKEErERSAEEIS INVITED TO EXAMtNEAFfSE
assortment Of Silver Plated Casters Cake baskets,
Plated German silver Table Forks ST. Spoons 81 dozen
Ivory Table Cutlery, Cornelius Solar Lamps. Grandoe
Chandel rs Mantle Candelalras Hall Lamps Tea Trays.
Nc a. MORGAN, l52 William, between Fulton aud Ann,
opposite the church.
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THE woRLD's FAIR-THosE WHO INTEND VISIT
inf Earope requested to drop IN at Tuttes Empo
sA5 Broadway and examine his excellent
Of travellers dressing eases portusnesus travellers com
pGnons, pocket and umbrellas &c At Tuttles En-
porium may be found the largest assortment OF fancy and
utefl articles this country embra opera glasses rich
fans, domino masks gold aud silver pencils music boxes
work boxes baby jumpers toys &c The prices twenty
ss than the usual for fancy goods and the
rret distinctly marked on each article. Visitors always
welcome.
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GUT CLAsS.-wE RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE At
" enion Of country dealers aud the public in general
rich, large aud assortment f entirely pat
terms Of cut plain and pressed glass in variety at
very low prices Gas FixuresTho largest stock of
styles of Gas Chandeliers Brackets and Mantel Lights from
M.ssrs. Cornelius Co., Philadelphia China.A beautiful
ortncnt Of FreIc h Porccaines plain white deco
rated in great variety Of patterns all decorated in Paris
and warranted 20 stand China aud glass 81
sl25 per pair Rich clocks warranted Candida
bras bronfed OF every description. Bohe-
milan gss French eareel lamps solar camphne and fluid
lamps ndos and mante ornaments VI all whole
ale aud retail. j. STOUNESEL CO, No i9 Broadway
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INSTRUCTION..

INSTRUCTION.
OLIVER r. GoLDsMIrIrs WRITING ROOMS. ~
reduced one nS % for 70 ons hour eaeh
stationery 20 cents or 70 Lessons for 81 including
sSck y. daily ssssR,ipg sr.srasy. Gsn,lsHsa :;
Goldsmith's Gems Of fenmanshp, 81 %.
CREKcH AND MUsIC.-NR AND MADAME HoEL
Berger recently arrived from Paris, oacr their Services
viii instruct in the French lAngase and MADAME sill
ss on IL y aSs os sunny Apply
Twenty first street hrst house east from broadway.
A p. BAEz, TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF THE
n spanish language will give lessons a, his residence
vii ce corr correetiy made Address CAS- Broadwsy.
AN ENGLISH LADY, WHO HAS RESIDED IN PARIS.
"A is DESTROYS Of entering gentleman. family as over
considerable music sk tSss,hsr With gencral iafor
nation resulting from sound English sdssasion' lenders
post paid, x !, W, lower rost orice.
~ ovERNEss-A yoUNGLA 4 NATIVE OF PA.
ria, audi Protestant, accustomed 90 M,tion wishes 70
private family take the entire charge q the French
Tie lest references can Be- given Aidrs. A. Herald ONE
DRY GOODS.
(RAPE sHAwLsi GRAPE sHAwLsi AT wtotE-
sale and largest tsss q ise an. SspsS ~,
Emporium. 81 catharne street.
REAL INDIA cANELs' HAIR suAwLsAND scARrs.
~ The Subscribers have just opened case o very choice
India CAmcs Hair square aud Long shawls and Mantle
them being d The oa style; now % much ia demand
.nd 2, prizes much i.ssr than any htherso ossrsa AN
Rcsdc streets.
DARIs xASTIII.As.-TrrE NANTfLLt EMPORIUM,
5i Broadway tesel9siyely aprropriated g me mp9f
ds sre ~. peoed 81 on fSSa, he IL 4 Ak ami
replcte with superb and extensive variety q the
material The inspection q ladies y re.pectaiy solicited
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ISL broadway, Exclusively Appropriated % the mnar-
tation and Of these elegant appentagcs % Ia
dies atre opened Tuesday the i.t VI Apfi ana
rcpte with superb and extensive variety ~ the
very latest Partisan designs every rich and fashionable
material The inspection u ladies respectfully solicited
GEO. BULPIN, 3jl broadway.
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OFFICE TO LET-A LARGE FRONT OFFICE ON THE
" second floor of the house No. North William street,
from the lst Nay. Apply to EDWARD HART,
amt 81 reet.
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ooMs FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED TO LET
IL the second hoor with without board parlor
bedrooms and bath attached Location very rsspeca
bile and pleasant few doors from the Fourth rail
road and line Of stages For particulars apply at 70 East
Twenty eighth street.
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A FURNISHED PARIoR AND BEDRoOa WANTED
~ Hy lady and gentleman, In private family shere
there other boarders With board tor the lady only
fet itch liberal terms will he given. Please address stat
ing When snd where the he seau s. y, Herald
tnte,
MAHOGANY TOR COUNTER wASTED-ONE FROM
t " 10 ~ feet long, with drawer apf Ia food ordes
Any person svnF auch disras. Of, may address
"Cuunter Herald ohce stating price ara seription.
OFFICE WtNTFp-TOR NAY lsT kFNft SUITABLE
~ for physician CONSULTATION room BASEMENT or htst
floor Gown town. not above Cbsmbrs street. location
With two dwelling alta he'd, IN the same
horFe, preferred Address stating full rsrseelsrs Dr. o.
Broadway foet office.
WANTED TO HIRE, A THREE STORY AND RAsE.
w mcnt Swelling house, with all modern fnTres 1mcnts,
10 or near broadway between Strand and FcuEsnh streets
Address \. ~. Hersli once
hNTED-h LARGE TWO or SHALL THREE
w story house, IN the upper % O., etty west Of
Br adway Addrees Hunter at this occ, strg location
and rent.
WANTED-.rOR RESPECTABLE FAMILY, A
w three story and attic h"nse, modern ieit he-wsea
Iutt aud Twenty first street. Rent not to c1eeca r "A
sx.ts H., Herald once
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X ooMs TO LET WITHOUT BoARD-A PRIVATE IA
mily have two Rooms let unfurnshed without board
TO single gentlemen, from !st May One large
with closets and small pleasantly situated and
within five minutes walk Wall street. Please ADDRESS to
" Rooms. " Herald Office
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young married woman with fresh breast of milk
Wet Nurse in private family; her child is months
and two weeks old Good city reference given Please call
puited.
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EoR sALE-A VALUABLE LOT OF GRoCUD, NEAR
= the Hudson Railroad Depot, the south side Of
S street between Ninth and Tenth ayenaes,
and rear BY 80 feet inches deep will be sold
on reasonable terms Apply TO w Brown Ne 10 Elm
street, or at No. 9 Cherry street $500
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E,OR sALE-THE HOUSE AND LOT No lA ELEVENTH
street, between avenue 4. AID B.; Lot 2,.loi Hou.s
$3.50 Rental $500 Also, the Lot and Buildings, No 81
Thompson street considerable portion
sou sna sa wanted on I,Saact,ye CITY ReaI Estate
Z Il ps c EfIa1 90 years.
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<EoR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
situated Clay Tit Creek Nevsnk river, within few
minutes walk Of the steamboat landing eontins o. I've
buildings about of iasd with variety Of fruit and
other trees Apply the premises. to J. PRICE, 10
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y Grove street le dry goods fancy stores ALSO.
three story house No. rs Ninth street TonpknS
square. Apply TO W. CORP, No. Hall Of Records,
Nc. IS Waller street
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

TIVE COPARTNRRSHIP LATELY CARRIED ON IN
der the style of Butt and Levan is this day, dissolved
by mutual consent All debts due to- owing by tle hru
will be paid or received by d. H. Butt
DANIEL X. BUTZ
New York A tril /, 1851 WILLIAM Is. LEVAN.
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A PARTMENTS TO LET-TWo OK THREE GENTLE
can be accommodated with pleasant rooms furnish
ed or unfurnhed privilege Of bath &e with meals Sun
day desired Family consists Of three persons and
tention viii he paid Location Hudson and Charlton.
The best references given and required Address D. box
l51s Posi- Offce.
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ROoMs TO LET-To SINGLE GENTLENEN, WITH
~ breakfast in their without breakfast,
small private family e III ward street Broadway
tng Of parors with wardrobe and closets between
and hall bedroom the door all handsomely fur
nished. Good references given and required.