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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-28

A CONSCIENTIOUS DoG-My father had
dog Of the Spaniel breed, whose name was
PontO. Now Ponto, though decidedly UaggiSh
in one paint had given evidence of being more
religious than many Of his less canine neigbbors.
True he would never turn the "other cheek,
and consequently, while he had good charaC-
ter with the peace society he was scented by
the non resistants. But Ponto was always reg
ular at church, and, in one instance at least,
gave evidence that he went there with an idea
that honesty and religion had some connection
with each other. He was safe enough in this
notion, for a more honest dog than he never
barked. Ponto always walked into church with
the family, though he invariably took his seat
on the lower stair of the sacred desk, and none
but the Oldest iD the congregation remembered
when his seat was vacant.
Ionght to have remarked sooner that PoutO
had but one enemy in the wide world and who
was that but the deacon of the church aOd our
next door neighbor. / forgot the cause perhaps
some SANDER against Ponto in the days Of his
puppyhood, when, it must be confessed he was
too much addicted to fun to compArt with dea-
conish idea of propriety. BE that as it may,
Ponto growled at nobody but Deacon Drury.
and the deacon threw stone at nothing so
furiously as at POnto. Ii either exemp'iiied
the golden rule toward the other, it was Ponto
So things stood at certain time when the
good pastor was called away for long journey
Bnt, parson or no par5ou, the family all went
to church, as usual, the following Sabbath; and
none with a longer face or more gracious step
then Ponto. His accustomed seat was taken;
and when the congregation rose for the early
morning prayer Ponto rose with the rest--as he
had always done. and stood with closed eyes
and open cars, waiting for the first word Of
supplication. To the utter astouishment Of no
one but the sanctimonious Ponto, that word
came in the voice Of his old enemy, the pious
deacon. IL the big Bible had fallen on Pom
to's tail, he could not have looked for the cause
with a more rapid glance than he cast upward 10
the pulpit. He fixed his eyes on the face Of the
deacon, as if TO be sure Of the sacrilege; and
then a look of pious horror / shall never forget,
and step as fast as the sanctity Of the place
wonld ALLOW he passed ont Of the house, and
took by-path across the field. From that day
forth, as long as Ponto lived, be could never be
flatteFed or exhorted to enter the church door
again; aud, whenever from necessity he passed
it on week days it was with look that said,
10 all who knew him as | did, "If Deacon
Drnry prays, the church may count Ponto
among the backsliders.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-28
LHS TIMING RODS
EDWIN WILLIAMS,

ELECTRICIAN, METALLURorsr, AND MANUrAcrU


lThese superior Rods are of carbonized, spraItwis
ted, anneuled iron, with zine protectors thus rem
dsrng them equal 10 "copper" as conductors and sune
rior to any other that is They are in ten ard
twelve feet lengths with neatly arranged brass con.
Meeting bur, an ingenOusiy constructed glass and at
taehment, or fastening, which, when put together,
form lock, the whole mounted with a gold Plat.
mum point surrounded with three steel magnets, which
is likewise plated with geld.
These Rods possess the power Of dischargng the
air OF thai fearful element (Llectroity) to fuller eN.
tent than any thai in use which is admitted hy all
learned men who have examined the construction Of
them. The subscriber also obtained Il premium on
the above kind Of oints the Ohio State FAIR which
was held at Columbus, September 1851.
Those desirous Ofgoing into the business Of selliug
Rods would do well TO call and examine the above ar.
ticle as am determined to sel at such price as to
he within the reach OF any person who may have a
small capital TO invest in The business, which he can
readily turn in ten twelve days with good profit
as the community is becoming awakened to The neces.
sty Of article Of the above kind
All orders or inquiries addressed to EDwIN VIII.
LAMs, sPdngdaIe Hamilton Co. o., will be promptly
attended to with pleasure
mar II 9m
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THE DAUGHTERS OF TEMPER
"A NNE nnabHIaE E OR EHn nBn ,aRY M EfNI,.

I n the Centre Hall Building corner Western
/ Row aud 5th street, keep constantly on hand
ladies' and gentlemens linen, misses and chldrens
clothes Of all descriptions. AlsO-an intelligence
office for procuring help.
The House Of Employment, although under the
management of the d. of t. is not for the purpose Of
aiding that sociely, as has been frequently stated;
not half dozen members of the Order have received
employment since its institution but its object is
to give employment Unfortunately, to all worthy,
destitute females.
January 10, 1859.
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10 SON OF TEMPERANCE IN OHIO.


DRETHREN,--Th mode Of communication is
ID employed TO afford information which is con
stanty sought by letters from every part Of the state
The publications Of the Order are kept on hand at
this Office and sent Divisions upon ghe receipt OF
orders signed by proper officers under The seal OF the
Division and inoosng funds, at the following rates:
n RS ner COPY, 81 90
Oaicers' cards each ~ Il cts. per set, 75
Ode cards per dOz. 40 cts. OF doz. for 90
FansraI cards per dozs IS
dedication ceremonies, ! doz. 30 cts, dOz. 90
Travelling and withdrawal cards per doz SO
Music, per copy, 10 cts, per doz. rs
Proceedings OF NJ ID. Jet and 9th session, bound GO
Proceedings Of N. d. 9Th session, stitched, Is
Tract nos and A. per hundred 81 per thousand SO
Your attention Is especially called to these tracts
They have been examined and approved by the Cen
ra Executive Committee, and Divisions are urged 10
send orders to em a once, and scatter them broad
east over The stals
Orders ioE tracts viii receive equal attention,
whether addressed o g, CLARK, Ben franklin Office,
Cincinnati, or TO the undersgned at ayton.
Persons ordering Tracts, etc. should always saybv
what mode Of conveyance they should be sent, y
February 6, 1852.
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SHE WOULD AND SHE WoULDN'T--A wo-
man, intent on suicde, in cousequence.of some
hard words from her worse half, Jumped from
one Of the piers into the Lake, on Sunday af-
ternoon. She was drawn out, much against
her will, by some bystanders, and after being
safely landed, broke away from her rescuers and
again plunged into the Lake This time they
concluded to let her "try it on awhile and so,
stood aloOf. Whereupon, like true daughter
Of Eve, being uDopposed, she Abandoned her
purpose Of self-destruction and came ashore ol
her own accord. d.-MiUankis Sent.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-28
A spTENDTD FARM FOR SALE.

HNTHE subscriber desires to dispose Of a farm oi
NINETY.FVE ACRES, on the Colerain Turn
nike, six miles from the city, about mile and
half from FamerS' College, and the Ohio Female
College lie will sell it all together, or in lots to suit
purchasers if application be made soon.
Also, a HOUSE and LOT, on College Hill, near
his own residence.
Terms easy.
An inquiries will be answered at the Washington
Life Insurance Company, Reeder's Buildings, Third
street, Cincinnati. 3. +. GARY
February 10, 1859.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-28

~ Dean Swift says with much truth, cit is
useless for us to attempt to reason a man out Of
things he was never reasoned into"
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SONS oar TEMPERANCE.

L WISWELII, successor 70 II. v. Horton, manu-.
II. facturer of Sons Of Temperance Jewels, Grand
and Subordinate Divisions Embems and Regalia r.
Deputies Emblems, Seals, &c. manufactured and fOr
sale at No. ISL, Main Street, Cincinnati, y.
January Is, 1852.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-28

u 1t is incumbent on every one TO make
himself as agreeable as possible to those whom
nature had made, or he himself had singled out
for his companions in life.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-28
= H A.

zsE55z WE GIVE NEW YORK WEIGHTS
Eiae and tares on every package Of Tea, and
p make no charge for drayage or shipping.
MOORE & CHESTER,
Tea Warerooms, Seventh and Walnut, Gin.
February 6, 1852.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-28
BEN FRANKLIN
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING HOUSE,
Walnut street, abOUe PEARL

CONSTITUTIONS FOR sUBODINATE DIVIS
" IONS, including Revised Rules, Rules of Order
Bylaws, Sc, embracing Sc pages, neatly printed
nj This Office. al the following low rates:
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PAPER HANGINGs.

DIAPER HANGINGs, OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DR.
signs, just imported by FRANCIS FARES g. co, $40
Pearl street. from the of Zuber
Co.. Decour and others Of equal cmnence all their ne
designs Of the richest Paper naagng selected expressly
and suitable to decorate the interior Tho
costly mansons and which warrant shall be ARRANGED
and put the wa by superior workmeu the "a
tisfacton Of those who favor with orders Orr
wholcae customers and the public will our supply the
most extensive and the prices TO bo found ssc
where. = ~ 'o""' ''.'-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WILSON l. TRoW's NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY
w Tho undersgn will publish. immediately after thu
ltt Nay general City Directory tho above
title Er. H. Wilson, who for yeara Las com
piled Wilson's Busness Directory, will compile the work
and Lis ndutry and accuracy will he . guarantee 10 thc
public that Wilson & Trow's New York city Dreetorv
viii 10 all that the public ask in such wsrk Tbc
eaon OF WILSON'S bugness Directory will also he
tinuod. JOHN r. TROY 40 I'm az "a.
TIVE NEW YORK MEDICAL GAZETTE EDITED ny
~ Ir. Reese. Contents Of No. T. vol. III nubshod
t day Mental Alchemy at Metropolitan Hall DR. Mott
sho she Mavsr'isins oostors Quackery Oyartomy and
M.oaesome surgery Colleges Hospitals shin Feycr Medi
cal News, ltcmt, &c Single numbers ten eents knnnsI
subscription ono dollar. - ~ A
I'hNNERS NAP fsTA BLIsHMENT rs REMOVED
-. 20 ~ broadway, corner of Murray street, where
n,elere and omigrants may be supplied with Mans and
tid OF every description where orders for Foreign
MAPS Globes &s. will lie received. -"
UST PUBLIsDED-HUMBUG'S AMERICAN MISE
nm containing iithogra phs full of sam p
Dismma The knight rcmplars Battle with the Inhdeis
sporting In France Jokos OLantcrn; Unee Sam and ~.
Mermaid, etc. Price f2ts cents. ~" WV
s. HAILUCk, Publisher, 1903 Nassau st,aet
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NV PAPER HANGINGS.-THos FAYE & co IA
Pearl street near Madison have received the new
sprsne patterns q every known aty in the trade pub
Ito Are Invited 70 examine before purchasing Atso worn
nen attend TO The retail department
THOMAS FAYR co, 4B Peari strees.
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Ths magnificent and Incompatible toilet article the
original and genuine Honey soap IL now 90 DO had Of ali
druggsts pcrumers the United States w. DAVIS
I20 Broadway, sole Wholesale agent.
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5000 wigs and Toupees, mt Mcdhurst
Heard's celebrated Wig Factory, n Maiden lane made
Of the best materials and combining latest
ments warranted to IT. and to shrink or change
exclusively for wigs and hair dying Copy the address.
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- - -
MUSICAL.

A YOUNG LADY FULLY COMPETENT no TEACH
IA hufic, and WHO give Tho beat Of refrenoss d
whns TO take few moro pupils. Terms so nor annrtor
note addresedto 81 Teacher Herald office IN meet wit
attention. ' "s "'N'
DiANoF0RTEs i--PhSoFoETES ONE A NEW
lntrumont proc 80 also Cottage Piano, prioe 500
aAl ana examine them before pMychaine al WHITTIER
D5 Canal street, second door below urdseu street -
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The illustrated Comic PicI-The richest
and funniest number issued 1t is ornng and
Tor sale Mt Ann street and BY all the boys It's
can be beaone Of Henry Clay and Webster
another Of Mike Walsh and Democratic Nurseries, =
Dandy Fireman., and other funny designs; and q great
variety Of entertaining and spicy reading matter
story. Price, cents.
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removed after the lst OF May TO ia Chambers street.
Hudson where be will give his attention 20 restoring
hair TO It's ORIGINAL color and curing badness The
peno Ia perfect antdote to gray hair and badness
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Wigs and Toupees-Batchelor'sn new style
eWgs are the most perfect imitation
yet invented Those wanting very superior article
call At BATCHELORs celebrated Wig Factory No ali
street. where can be found the largest best
In the city. Copy the address.
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Clirehugh's Wigs and Toupees stand UNI
riyaled for their perfect IT. beauty Of 6nsh ness and
durability. Gentlemen would do well call and see the
before purchasing elsewhere Copy tho address, I7g
way. up stairs, opposite Howards Hotel.
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The Crystal Palace axain.-Patent Tapss-
Try Ingram aad Patent Tapestry Thrse-py Carpets pre-
eissy Shs exhibited At the Worlds Pair, sle
msaie and scroll figures Of the most magnificent
unique styles, At No. 80 Bowsry, HIRAM ANDERSON'S
the original depot for these Carpets NJ BBeware ofm
tations.
stin n far greater reduction In prices, mt
No. % Bswery, HIRAM ANDERsON'S-Good, perfect
Floor OIL Cloths at D. Cd per 200 pieces super In
Three tsrpets 3D. 7s and S. per yard. Also
gsh Tapestry Brussels, at extraordinary low prices.
The Great Carpet Depot, and Regulator Of
Trade Prices-For prices of gsh Tapestry Brussels I'M
peral Three ply and English 1ngr4in Carpets Oil Cloths
and Rugs visit the eight spseions sales No 90 Bow
and low prices.
To dealers In Hosiery, who are seeking a
really good artieeThe first quality and the styles
TO customers and profit to yourselves by the
dozen, at RAY ADAMS, No. 81 William street.
Great Bargains In Carpetings.-PetersOn 4
Humphrey $40 Broadway Of White street. having
purchased largely the late large ancton sales will dispose
Tapestres s Brussels S.; IT, Sal Ingra,us
-. to 6s and all other goods eanslly]ow.
Wild's Fruit Drops Triumphant-The
End of DoubtDr Chiffon of the chemists in the
world gives the following certificate in favor of H. N Wd
Banana Strawberry, Pineapple, and Raspberry Drops:
[Copy III have examined and carefully tested the Acdu
lated Fruit Drops manufac tured ana sold by Mr. Fl. NJ
Wild and find them to be composed ofngrcdients which
perfectly harmess.-JAMEs X. Chiffon, NJ D., Chemist.
New York. March e. 1882 Always AJAX for Wlds Fruit
Drops, and take other II. N. WILD. 45l Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS sBNEWED EVERY DAY.
q SEE THIRD AND EIGHTH PAGES ga

PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED OF JARVIS MOSS HARKER
Esq.-Dis address will be thankfully received at
Lords Office, 25 Ann street. N Y. Should meet his
notice he is requested to call send his address above
mentioned he will hear of something his advantage
INFORMATION WANTED OF GEORGE BYRNE FOR
i merry Of Dublin, who met VIM. James Jack on last
Tuesday 23d March, at the of Broadway and Wall
street. His brother Henry Byrne would be happy
he would call him. at 3iS Pearl street. his sisters
2l7 Third avenue; at Butts Hotel, Murray street.
GHOULD ANY PERSON HAVE RECEIVED FROM
- boy suspicious character since the 18th inst
Fifty Dollar bills, the Bank OF the Republic
he will confer favor the subscriber by leaving
information thereof at No. street. c. w. BRUSH
GENTLEMEN WHO WITNESSED THE RUNNING
~ into, and breaking Of the advertisers Horse Car
rinre by Fifth Avenue st in Broadway opposite
fayette Hail. Saturday 9th inst, between Ten and
Eleven o'clock AN will oblige by sending their addresses
through the Post Office to
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TWENTY SHARES FOR REDEMPTION WILL BE
offered On Thursday evening" April y the osssns
hs,r rooms AZ Broadway The books Of this Associates
WI, pc closed on this evening Members requested
nj ana pay their dues before that time.
omes ePsn fren "a A. AtlbP. NJ and on Wednesday
evening I'LL s'eloek. SIMEON DRAPER President.
IT. KENDALL, Secretary.
yonn ~ htrrick John l. Clark,
ESQ. eehw Art1, un., William Thomson,
1nas. Il. 1orLish, joel w Mason,
Winchester 4. Moody, William NJ Diets
Samuel Alburtus. Jun.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INSUR AMOR
c.mpany1c.pitai $40 ~ divided into 900 shares.
the stock to $6OOOSubscrptons the eapitsl
STOCK Of this company viii be received by the wing
appointed john Bruce "a Piatt
street Wakeman Lattng, No. 90 Fulton street; John
Buston, No. 10 North william Solomon Jessurun
No Clinton court Bsekmap street; John f. Yallott No.
l43 Sands street Brookyn also by All the directors.
prospectus explaining the advantages be derived
rem the company and small property holders
the amount Of proht can be had Of any Of the al
reetors all the OF different building assoca
Beekman street JOHN BRUCE President.
s. JEssUKUN, Secretary.
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THE CAPIToL--N0. SAG BROADWAY CORNER OF
Leonard ttreet-The undersigned beg leave respect
fully TO their patrons and the public generally that
having recovered from the effects the
to lie found above ready pay particular regard
and attention to tho wants of the inner man.
A A. L.. EPSOE
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finding rich placer in California one Of
the first rules Of true everything good
at low price possible. Therefore GO
35 broadway to get their Daguerrco.ypes
taken because there they hrstrate
half the money they at any other respectable
ment good Daguerrcotype likeness enclosed in hand
Artist. 3I5 broadway
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- ED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUND-TROTTING-A
~ purse Of SIS will come on on Wednesday, March 81
mile heats best in to saddle for
Entries to close Mt the above honse by
r. NJ, this, Tuesday, evening. Z. LuFF, Proprietor,
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POLITICAL.

'>s>>~r-~->r>~>oo~>e~~~>ro~
TWENTIETH WARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC ELEC-
tors of the Twentieth ward hereby requested
tend the first regular meeting of the Ward Association to
held at the Hudson Exchange Of Tenth
Thirteth street. Friday evening April 2 at half
o'clock Every democrat earnestly desired to attend
business Of importance will he brought before the
JOHN hcCLAVE Secretary.
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GEN.
eral Commttee-A special meeting of this Committee
will be held at Tammaay Hall Thursday evening, April
L at III o'clock. BY order
JOHN WHEELER Chairman,
THADDEUs 3. GLOVER, JOHN A. SMITH, Secretaries
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II EhOVAL-DR. POWELL, OCuLIST, AURIST, &C,
vii remeve on the first Of May. to 502 Broadway.
above Broome street During the will attend
as usual to the treatment OF all diseases the eve snd
ear at No TX Warren street II Broadway where
can be had his Treatise the Eye third edition price
ty cents aiso several hundred Artificial Eyes
which, when properly inserted will and look like the
natural eye. -
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/ o. OF .. F-THE MEMBERS OF MERIDIAN
Lodge No ~ arc requested 70 be punctnal in attend
ance on ednesday evening. tic 3st instant the
deraton Of the bylaws up for action by tie
n. q, JOHN BRAGG Seerstsrv-
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A N R 1CAN Observation-Disclosures CLUB.-A
meeting will DO held at the Repository, No a5l Broad
way, on Tuesday, March 30. l6J2, at Subeet-The
fnm Apricot and Ncctarinc, Members requested
BRING choice seeds. gratis. cuttings &c., for distribution
strangers are particularly invited Admission free all
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL RE RErEIvyr

ITO BUILDERS.-PRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED
nj t. the 9th Of April fer the manufacture of
M inches vide by feet long after rabbeted together bevo
sye tash made IN til. de.r lhts eack pair doors
81 glazed lsses mahogany French windows lsf inches
thick feet by feet nch after rabeted hts TO eash
window, all glazed. 4sets mahogany sash doors
thick feet inch by feet after rabeted yhts to each
- gaSed made TO correspon5 with the % sets sets
rabeted lights all glazed ~ French windows inches
thek feet inches by feet 10 inches after raseted
lights all glazed 81 Of these windows mahogany
and Of them pine 80 Of and window castings 81
pine to t the above openings the inch finch
eatnEs the u inch doors and windows have
lana mouldngs to Fl The same % sash doors
the door flour panel doors inches thick moulded on
both sides 500 running feet OF base board inches
wide and inch thick, MI worked rabeted on tho face
feet Of moulding fr shove q IL inab hard pno aooE
boards tngled and sroovcd planned one side best
qraity IA inch hard rine boards, paned side.
inch Thick bard pine boardr, plaped one side and
inches wide. for riters les qualify clear 200 running fcet
oil raeht mahogany moulded rail suitable for store. lc
mahogany newell posts thse inehee square 80 Is inSk
moulded bar pigters turned TO match newell posts z OF
short Nh hest quality Of Pine lathe. y. s. Tho above
work i to be duplicated. Reference BRANNAN irving
EAsTERN RouTE.-THE STEAMER ADMIRAL.
captain wood leaves Boston on Wednesday, the 3lst
at ~ A. NJ BastpOrt, Calais. md
- Apply TO ARRosMlTH WHEELER,
No. Us Broadstreet.
II EGULAR DAY LINE FOR ALBANY--MAKING TUR
utua iapdingr iare fifty cents 70 Poogbk pse; ore
doilsr to Albany meals on board ON and After
Wednesday, March 81 1852 the and swift steamers
uenry Clay, Capt j. F. Tama and Armenia, Capt !. r
above Chambers street every day at o'clock A. NJ Sun
daJs excepted Returning, will leave Albany daily Sundays
excepted o'clock. A. NJ For further particulars. en-
quire Of the captain, on board. or Of
WIN. RAJ AFFORD. a2 west street.
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OFFICE OF THE CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON
Company Bank Of he Republic Budin mee
o. the stochheders Of the Cumberland Coal Com
rany will be held at their ohee l. o'clock 18th
day Of April next to elect President and twelve
and Tor the consideration Of such other business may
presented. By order, A. CLARK, Secretary.
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HH Dyo-batonoIOr's oeIebratedLIquld
Hair Dye " the beat discovered soorinK the hair
whsners shs moment y h applied The wonderful and
Dye rforms astonishing. for sale or applied a
DATCHELORS Wig Tactsry, No. " All streoA Cspy Nhs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF healthy Constitute
tons abont TO California travel reside
effect their lives at extra premium Of
cent for the former for the
National Loan Fund Life Insurance Company Of London
No Grand street Jersey City guarantee fund vested
Medical officers in attendance daily. For premium
and general nforma ton. apply above.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
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Green Turtle agaia-Thc undersigned has
inst received from Charleston lot of young Turtles
Soup and steaks all this week. at all hours
parties supplied, at six shilling s per quart.
p. N, BAYARD. & State street.
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REMOVALS.

u EH0VAL-EDWARD II. HUDSON INFORMS HIS
N friends &c. that he we'd his Law ON es 10
2s Broadway, cerner Of Fulton street.