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TRAVELLING.

limited STATES MAIL LINE from
0CHARLESTONl 10 HAVANA, via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST The splendid steamship ISABEL 900 iuns
burden. commanded BY Capt Willis Rollins will CON-
mence her regular rps Monday Oct l. and sail regu-
larry from Charleston, for Havana the ls md l5h
Of earh month and from Havana Charleston on The sh
and I'd
From Char esion and SsvsnI ah TO Hsvana, so.
From Char es,On aJt Savannah 10 Key West $50.
For particulars. spply to
SPOFTORO, TILES-ON L co. g south.st
In Charleston to ~ c. MORECAL.
Agents IN Havana, DRAKE, BROTHERS X CO
Passengers leaving Havsna by lhis ship reach Bait
by the LAID the fh day. or by meeting the
steamer souiherer reach New York In same time. n
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Central Railroad Of EsE,JeLssy .,,re,
UETINTFR ARRANGEMENT

I-r-s
WINTER ARRANGEM EN1S.--
w Commencing MONDAY. Nov. 4 lso1fou,,t NE
HOUSE N J. reducing tho staging oe'"eeo 'u' '''
Of me Road aud EASTON 10 - nlvs -. - -.
ThIs Bne leaves EeW-YorE BY sl7ainDOsA h9o ia.
n,sr 70 North River ard connects win vans on zoe
Eew-Jersey Railroad which caves Ne"-forf from 'oo'
" TRATNs UP-LeaFs Rew-York By steamboat Red Jscs'
., nisT No North River At liza b. freight and Al IN
passenger snd by n J. Railroad foot Of Cofusnd%' s'
A III and Il Pm. 49,. Mrs.
York a. i0lOWs: ..-.., O., sa..sogef
sonervals a. An; Freight a 7 AM Passenger
Bound Brook at ST An; Freight at ION AM 4"
'' Pisinssd Al 81 AN Trsissssi u AM Passenger
bpm .,-, m; Passenger q
EsLabs,h,Owu rrsgh.sstAM rs.ssnss,n ~ -
Eiizabethport Al 81 AM; Freigh' q
ger PM 49,. n, ne arrival of tie An
- 49, YorE Al the White house 20 convey p1s
VA I'LL ,foa yykes5aEe, beh ishein AiealoNa 4no
es,-s penn and Fiemin gtOn' Lebanon Snsoh
AiY5' Al RAaGAGE a tho hsk VI ne owners untl de-
INTO he actual possession Of Tho Agents Of Nc Con
.,ss,v and cheels or receipts given berefN ~
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PROPOSALS.

(tROToN WATER FOR sRIPPISG-sea,si proposals NJ .
Nfses a. It's oics ul; lie io aay o fsol1'J lsit q >
ck Pm fr The s1casvs rglt supply wGsr % s1pps t
80 -sr ysars from alc a.tsf tie - O. Apr
tractors ne non ne aydra.s placed IN re
/. tr ca- srgs1.s prte per ~ Be -ans Do ls
Cca.at,Ois ave C-a-gs nre Than - ts'
hrrsf.rf Of lll -aurs r-sr0-s Ha1es dsssl-n- D
core su,sss sal ~ required vii proposal NlCADLA9
DEAN. Prssislt cr1tel A. ls1uci Department. jan 3 ie'
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DEPARTMErT OF REPAas AED sUPPLIEs-IO re ~.
UESGINE BULL Es-s.osa.si Psoioiss - =.
oFss Of re Crn nissousr Of Rerars All Supplies, osss-
L Nost Of Ksr hal. anti Moldsy- Feorllry o.. . .
ELll they VII b pu5icy oPses1' i'f o-s :.
Pre- Eus-s O. - move his CT, sa1 - =
burr on he ssrs pan SO % Of ID CITY. pAa ean
too OF tie uork std materials required AZ al lriofn' !. -
thereto ca be lad - ofos of he C II Elgueef OF -
Department No p Eisa6ssa-s EB-Raak sstAis az -
a. eit-r e.te. " n A'al.-i N@--1-''''-' 40 u
-hat - l.
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umpire CITY LINE-At reduce

I NMFIhE JII1 LINE-At reduced
1ITales Of fare Through tickets 10 San Francisco via
CbsgTes and by the o. 5. Mail Steamships the Pacific
The splendid Steamship EMPIRE CITY 300 tons burden,
J. d. Wilson Commander Will leave her dock. pier No
EOrhRyer for Chagres, direct Thursday, February -
al s O'Clock 2. NJ.
All valuable packages sent on board the value re
declared ard paid for accordingly The ship Will be
accountable for ue gage SUCH unless bills Of ading
signed. All freight must be sent on board and bills OF lad
ng signed previous 10 The day OF sailing.
For Passage or freight spplyto Sd. STONE,
~ 10 Battery place.
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HARDWARE.

TO CUTTERS, STEEL AND IRON
Il WORKERS Vienna Lime, the best polishing mate
rial known ard only appreciated by those VINO nsVs once
employed Il in polishing stee brass non Defuau s'S
uti impor ed In original csnisters, and Tor sale by DT
LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, l4l MadenIane r. >
Zafe fuorspar fespar, bleacked shelac, extract
&C. &C. for sale above. 81 wv
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

a FALL RlvER.-By ne spendid and superior steam
ers BAY STATE ana STATE OfMAlNE Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted t0 he Navigation - Long
Island Sound running 10 connection Wh he sa River sno
Old COLONY BalrOsd isAnro OF IS raes 70 spefCB ony
Leave pier y 4 near the bsiIeTy
The steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM Brown, on TIE
dGva Thursdays and Saturdays, al 2 M
The steamer STATE OF MAINE, Capt Thomas 4
Jewiti. on HOndays Wednesdays aud Erdsgss a. R.M
This line is the only that nss direct Tor Ne~POrA-
Tbess 6ued With commodious saie-roop
and every angemeul FER the security and coon u ps1
aenReTS who Afforded by this route nights rest O.
board and arrival Far River proceed per rsrosc,
reaching Boston early the following morning or can reoas
OF board getting their hreakfis, II wished FOR, undl 0-
stsrirg OF the accommodation. aSn ~ quarter befors
7oclock NJ vhich reaches Boston al about 90cOck An
A bsggage-mGser Is sftachec 10 each steamer, EbO
seves and tickets The baggage and sccompsRjas IA ssrs
e iis destination
The rates Tor passage and the price Of IAte-rOoms a
zane as By other hnes
steamer runs IN connscaOI with this Inc 70 and tos1
Providence daily except suncsys
Freight 70 Boston taken Al ne s1sE ls Osf
regular nes and forwarded with greater expedition by EG
Express fe,qht uan which leaves Fan River every
ngSaudRv excepted st O'Clock for Boston and New
aedtord arriving It's destination al or about IL AN
Yor freight apply on board al the Office Pier NJ
Dor state rooms berths apply on board, OF II de<rea
10 secure them ahead, application may be made 70
jelOy FIsDALE BORDEN Agents. 70 and II Wen 81
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pEDUCED RATES III CHAGKES.
EA-INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For CHAGRES DIRECT, without stopping at Havana or
Kingston TUESDAY Feb. H. from Pier No a. North Riy
er-The splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA,
2OC0 burdeR OF The fastest steamships in the
world J. II BetheD, Commander, will sail precisely Al
O'Clock NJ from her Pier No. 1, North River Passen-
gers for ChagTes San francisco would do well TO call
and examine the shp and secure passage.
REDUCED RATES FARE.
Saloon State Rooms ...SlCO Lower Cabin $50
All the above dine At the table and have the py'
lege If he Saloon.
Storage passengers furnished with mattresses and board
for $50
Fresht 10 Chagres 20 cents per cubic foot preoad a.,
commonly kno1, az valuabes must specify the value OF
he shipment IN the bin Of lading the Company Will not
be- responsible any loss For or freight or other
Information, apply at the Oce on Pier North RIVER or
board tie chip. J<f
NOR SAN FRANCISCO-The new
Il New.York clippership mo, Captain r. y. Little,
will meet with for the above port This beautiful
shp requires only the inspection Of shippers al foot Of
Maiden East River insure preference in freight
II in iIt. 'FF'' sIFFKEN & IRONsIDE, Broadway.
TsTHnIUs hotels.
ssAsNEs,, $50 s9adorA
CRUCES, { lrAHAhA-
EHHE IRVING HOUSE, ~ ChagTes,
3 Walsce W Wilianlc, assisted by Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, ~ GOrgons, To
der the management Of A. 3. Miller and b. Conger.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL At Cruces uHder Tee man
.geFnent II = r Folger ana n. Miller Jr.
FHE UNITED STATES HOTEL. ~ Psnainsi unor
toe management Of Adrian B Miller iel D&Cn
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CORPORATION NOTICES

EORPORATIOE NOTICE Public notice hereby that
pson has presented the Board Of Aldermen tor Sewer
q7th Il from a l0h Hudon RIVER All
thereto requested present
The Eng this Office, before febfu
ary NICHOLAS DEAN, Plssiult-CrOtOE Aqledact Depart
Inent January o., ls5l JO lotA
CORPORATION NOIlCE-Pubhc notice hereby gwen that
Npeon has been presented the Board Of Assistant A'etnen
crested having thereto requested 70 present
the same 10 writing Engineer at tins Office, or before FEB
rusry 10 NICHOLAS DEAN, PfssdentCroton Aq1eiuct De-
parment. January 50, 1881. j3l IUls
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CORPORATION NOTICE Public notice hereby gwen that a
petor hos been prese-ed The Board OF Aldermen, Tor a
Chapel from proposed Sewer Duane - TO the center
Of R4ade a. All persons Interested having objections thereto
ested present the writing to the al the
ofce before February IL. NICHOLAS DEAN, Presd at
-CIeton Aqueduct Department February 1851 81 ios
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r. SNAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

- . For Havana, New Orlssns sud Chsgres Through
Tickets 10 Sen Francisco al reduced rses Esw-Oreals
passengers uansfeued at Havana 10 the DouoeEngius
steamship FALCON
On Tuesday. February llih. al p 81 the splendid
Double Engine steamship GEORGIA, 5000 tuns burden,
d. ID. PORTER, q s ~, commander viii Sail precisely &
O'Clock N from her pier 81 foot Of WarIenst " r.
with he Government Mails direct Tor HAVANA ald
CHAGRES.
Freight taken 10 Chagres al usual rates.
Specie only taken fret ght - Havans sud New Orleans
For passage or freight apply 10 -
10 illF III West-st corner Warren.
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I,ORPORATION NOTICE. Public notice hereby that a
peou has bsen presented tue Board Of Aldermen for sever
ia Fan from Broadway 70 Sever now 5ut east Of Chap
els Aper.on5 interested .ons .hsrst ate requested
% present writing 20 the Enaes ~ tins once, cn
before February a. NICHOLAS DEAN Pres -Cro.oa Ae
Duct Department, JaAuay 81, 1881 II lots
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STREET DEPARThEET. Eo HALL OF RECORDS-PuDls
- notice hereby gwen that TIRE following petition has essn
presented Aldermen: TO regulate the
sidewalks gutter the south side Of Grand ST.
Madison aud Core M All persons utsrssted having
lussed present them Writing INA
before the 10Th day Of February reIt
JOHN n DODGE strsst CommIsaIonsI = Jan 81. VS., 81
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CALIFORNIA.

ENOR SAN FRAN CISCO-DIS-
n PATCH LINE-The new and elegant clipper
WlICHChAFT. Rogers, master Il new loading al pier
10 Es't hlFer' ana viii receive The usual dspa ca given
by this .ine.
In point OF beauty speed This splendid vessel has been
pronounced equal 10 any. and superior 10 OF clip
pers that have preceded her the berth A
ysit ana examination Will fully satisfy shippers OF This iac
She 10 expected 70 mske he passage within 20 DAYS
Superior accommodations for first sbin passengers.
+ 3 SUTTON & co 50 Wallst.
4flWF JOHN OGDEN. ll6 Wall 81
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M PURSUANCE order Surrogate Of the connty
tSssYoTL note. hsrsby gwen % al persons hsvns cha rs
ar.n HENRY ALLEN as OF tia CITY Of New fofk acsafed
1 present vouchers thereof ne subscrbsr- a he
Once Of Henry Allen No IS Cedar sires tl CITY Of New tot
~ or bslors he ninth Algatt nerDa;sd New York TIA
third day ofFsbmsLy, 1881. nnnfi ALLEna {TSscutcul
4lsv6mIs' WILLIAM VALE')
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In PURSUANCE Of 0, ias Sarroga.s oaAs Coat ~
lNsuY0h uo.ce - hereby all hAvcg ca %
aK1nsf WILLIAM BlRCH, late Of the City OF New fork a.
dsus des 70 prsn the with vouchers hsSe7s
scr b.r. Al The OF T. kehu No 20 ~
on OF before tie shss day ofJuns Dsss Sew
Ton, Tie ioth aaJ OfDecsnesr 1850 90 -
MARY ASN BURCH ErecltrtS
dlo IavenTu BENJAMIR PETIT. Executor
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SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUFF

0ERS-A superior article, of various sizes These VIII
save nineienihs labor by hand Wholesale aud retail
A FALLEN i co New-York Agricultural
9F9< Warehouse 1879 and 1871 Water ST.
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NAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD
OLINE FROM NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA
One Line only will be until further notce-leaving New
York from Pier No. North RiyeI foot OF baeey gaco,
iay' SUNDAYS excepted. by steamboat JOHN POTTER,
Can!an joan SMPsOS, al II O'clock, FOR South Amboy,
where passengers viii take he cars Tor Camden soppns
Al the usual intermediate places and srivng IN PhRd~
phis shout p. x
Second Glass Cars. ~
Third Class ars.....ss...t,.sss.... l-oV
Dinner provided on board sleambOst john Potter.
Passengers Tor Freehold M axe the Stage al "es'A
fare from New York to Freehold. S1t cens
EMiGRANT LINE
Leaves by steamer TRANSPORT, Capt }. coaid, ~
81 clock F. H. Fare 81 80. 81 bs OF baggage allowed
zach passenger to he carried al the risk Of liz owner o.
nothing will be received conFdeed baggage except
wearing apparel. Tn2Hl IRA BLISS. Agent
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1Yer sst. hereby gysa % al persons hayz claims ASa -
WILLIAM WILSON, ats Of the Cy Of New fort esesasss
10 II whan ss..s the City q Sss Isn before n.
August. 1850 MARSHALL b. BLAkk, AtnInstfator.
aus rTu
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WINDOW SHADES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

.UPRynE CO Iir ofths apPosuol oitA yoT
SAd-rnsa Corumoray oftae CITY oNew YORK rsts = s
s9GE n d 4 ara fssd Guy
ssoasn Of Estimate AID Assessment 10 TIE sb''e entuel
su appointed 81 rule Suprems Court give lo &C. pgrut 70
W & VI s-,s5 Al sc 10 ssnd An sc entitled ar At %
ro ons Act passed S3" passed April go 1897 that The
aAf.t Of tic esnsts Ito Commissioners TIA
.hv ut.nrg The names aud owners Of tho
Of sch os they the maps OF the CONNIE
.ons together With such msps and TIE smo9h Of
benefit sHd aso all the atdsvs emsss
ara other documents Which we're Used BY The ~
skng their report have been de9oaed n
Of Cry and County Of Nsw Yo, T the inpse'a Of
there for sst SIXTY dsy7
lore the Commissioners MAKE their Iefo 10 ING a'o
n the time place entOed And the SAID CClns
ss the requirements the Ace lied
An amend Act entitled IN Act relation 70 he Coe
and Taxes the Guy aad County 0i Ne" era
proved unmpoyed land affected thereby ts they have coz
sssts affected ssby and VINO may be opposed 20 the sns
rsqssed 70 present hsn objections ~ ~rag 70 e DehsS
a.. Stee Aed that toe limits embraced BY
haS (which required be taken FOR The purpose o opsnn
S9 avs, a, 70 s Gs' ON sS s. :a, ss ., ss on ts uo;
seyenthslrse on the sefg 'ds ~ lId ,vsane ~ o.
The westerly sds by Fourth svsnus And as tue o
parcels land fronting Tie vssry SIDE Of foer avenue o.
1enthseetj and also, ot No T. foufs enle Al
the aor Tnthstrest And alec ~ ~ lots pee' OF
sss Of land fronting the sa1tef line 10 II Fourth
tsweeu AstoI place and Ninth street. and so ot NO 81 t0
Ard also al the lots pisces pcrc- o. sud fronting oE
suI Aston acs and the lots known by the uumbs SO
Sl 3f4 3l4k 80 and 346 BOws Aud also, All the lots
svspue between As,or street AID sso all tbs
nd fronting The eastefy line or os 81
commouers further give that their report the above mat
Be and presented 70 tho Supreme Court a. Special
a.~ yo on Monday the 81 Day March 1881 opsnrg
The Court that day. or as ooa thereafter AZ counsel ca b
JAMES H PIEKNEY, fcommssonsrs
Nntfh DEIAFIEI,n SMITH.l
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STREE DEPARThENT.-ho. 4, HALL OF RECORDS -
Pukh Eotcs HEREBY gwen tst hs FOL owing pspn has been
presented Board OF Assistant Aldermen To grade snd
HcAsm1s som from TIE The 5th and fom sth a 10
the RIVER All pssoa interested having oscons thereto
vrrg % the undensd az ms
JOEN Il DODGE. Street Conn
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c,TREET DEPARTMENT 30. 4Hau Of Rscor5s-seaisa Pro
- nss VII be received ths Street Conmss )lers once ~
II Tues day 1851 a; clock, To All and aas 20
4. from h TO ltA avenue, ie curb an5 gutter stones sreh
AID Ell Information thereto can ee nae On
s,,1cs,-gr ID tbs Contract ClsIk OF tbs DsfNtnsut
M
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StTREET DEPARTMENT No HALL OF RECOROs-Pub-
c hereby that the onOWng reso ins nave been
pese, ted Board Of Assistant Asrmen To h IN and I.pan
tie south sidewalk between Avenues aud Il
the brick paving the sidewalks IN the FIRST lard and
Ftb Wards within tagging stones be su5st
tud therefor Also ike following petitions To flag sidewalks on
West 81 from Harrison Vsst 81 All persons lnteeted having
objections thereto present them writing ~ the
Undersigned os before the 9th day Of February nett
JOHN 1. DODGE, Street Commissioner. JT
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No HALL OF RECORDS Pub
81 notice hereby gvs2 TIE o wing petitions have been pre-
ssnsd Board Aldermen To flag the northern SIDE oil De
ncey De the northeast OF Goek
Delaney the OF hausu and Dsano7y St. TO
i~sy IRON BsecAer 20 Amity 81 WIKI cast oa an pr
pave obec0ls thereto, requested 70 pre- snt
So n "a % =, 'saee a. b, on = o. OF oeioTs the IN
cay Of feerua9 ne1l-'OAN l. -. ~
January %. 1881.
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SsTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 HALL or RECOkDS-Pub
Sic notice gwen that the following petition beer
sertsd Board Or Assistant Aldermen To flag sde~hs
sst from 81 t. All interested, having objections
present them in rng 10 the undsrsusd
Office, before The 9Th day Of February mex
=
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SyTkEkT DEPARTh EHT, MOI HALL OF RECORDs.-PubiS
- notice hereby gwen that the following resolutions have
preeited the Board Of Assistant Aldermen To fence vacant
lots On a. uerihery Of 10Th betWesa aud B. To
rep- sc " nurhery of 10Th Avenues and
b Ao the following petition: To regulate and gae ittst be-
interested objections there
etc are requested present them wiring Tie undersgne Al
b. Office on or before 9Th day Of February JOHN T.
DODGE street CovDrolssioner-Jan.9 20. 1881. j29
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STREET DEPARTMENT, Eo.4p III oF RLcokDs.-sealsa
kCpTopoas WI oe rsc AZ The Street Comm ssoners ofce
fsay fso.osp ,s dag and aud gutter "a oot
NO II IS Hubert T. bui bukhead from !3n a. 70
y. ns Of Gausevooit North River Plans pesseaions and
M eatou thereto can had Application 70 the Contract
80 VI - - ~ ~
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF KEcOhO 3-fub-
- herb the following res oat on has been pro
scented ReolVed, That South 81 IRON
Coeuss Zip raised and regulated With curb and
gutter eastery side and repaysd with proper sue Fs
under the direction OF the 81 Gel
Coms, onr the grading correspond with ihe hight OF The rev
pers recently built persons interested above prop
ions are requested 10 present writing the uadergasd a.
I dice on OF before the llh day Of February mot JOHN
DODGE. Street ComIniss oLef FEB. ], 1901
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Agricultural Gsoiagy-No. 10.

Intense heat expes the carboDc acid from the carbo-
pals OF lime Oxyde OF calcium lett This oxyde rap
idly and largely absorbs water /, then becomes the by
dste OF lime the result OF shaking The water alb
sorbei by thus process becomes solid, than ice
IN has the solidiy OF the lime ITSELF 10 par
OF il in chemical combination. The water. in changing
from liquid 10 sold gives UP Ills latent heat then
becoming sensible heat, is familiar 10 every chld
from witnessing the shaking OF lime while passing me
Streets The changing OF latent heat to sensible neat as
manifested by the operation OF shaking ne ianliiar 10
every one arises from of fundamental principe IN
chemical science. This principle furnishes one ol ne
most important items OF knowledge IN the wnole Ias
OF science possible for any human being 10
the sr pos1ue pouer of heat II explains thousands upon
thousands oil interesting operations constantly ss ="
before our eyes, alike under divine ana haan seGl
both in natue and the arts. II also be as Iesuly
learnt BY the child of five years as by the man OF my
The oxyde OF calcium and the hydIate OF lime both
possess strong alkaline powers An akaes maye
salts Nitric acid (squafors) and causuc potash each
powerfully corrosive, combine with each other readily
or no corrosive power Muratc acid and soda, 20 cor,
in separate state, readily enter INTO chemiCu
combination. aud produce common salt, an indispensable
life sacrificed to an ignorance of The relative powers OF
acids and alkaes, not TO mention stains ana other ~
ures upon and other ARTICLES, with the daily use
by every housekeepcr oil the relations OF these TWO IN
portant agents in domestic economy
AS lime an alkaline earth, Is lar more abundant man
potash, soda. ammonia. the three principal akass
farmers mechanics and housekeepers can use hat io
lis alkaline powers 10 far greater advantage IN many
cases than either OF the pure alkalies AS he ALKALINE
power In this abundant element of globe destroys OF
neutralizes acids both OF natural and artificial poduc-
tion farmers can use il for changing acids IN numerous
plants salts and probably powerful ferhiizers and
can use for cleaning vessels, becoming
acid by use in domestic economy and in very numerous
cases greatly their convenience and not UNLIKELY
to the pleasing Of their husbands.
ExpEsIMrNT-Place drop of some strong acid upor
piece of black broadcolh, and red stain will be TIT
result Cover the stained cloth with some alka and TIT
color will be restored Dozens OF similar experiments may
follow
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ID II. HOOE Il CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between
L. receiving from tbs
mporaons New York the following rich and most desirable
goods viz:
Dress alike fashionable styles
OF every shads Of COLOR both wide and
cashere and oussslines de ane, Of the --latest
styles and very rich
French msrinoes, OF ever color and finest quality
Wstercd and plain irish plns
n colorcd waterrd silks
Real thread-iace capes, vvry rich
Real thread-lac COLLAR, emmy Lind style &enursy new
French worked collars cuffs and sleeves
Richly embroidered evening dresses
sik materials, for evening dresses
Real threadince berhes
ace capes and berthes
White and colored craps shawla
Real cashmere long shaws
sack cloaks and nantes
Very richly embroidered handkerchief.
variety Of other and desirable goods
which enumratc, and 10 all Of which
they respectfully invite especial attention.
Dec 3-4wu