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The Urn OftIle Heart.
BY MISS MATTE GRIFFITH

ID H'SS ihHi IL SRifF ilhs
Deep in my heart there is a sacred urn
] ever guard with hottest care, and keep
From the cold worlds intrusion. II is filled
With dear and lovely treasures, that prize
Above the gems that sparkle in the wales
OF Orient climes or glitter in the crowns
OF scepIered kings.
The priceless wealth oflife
Within that urn is gathered. All the bright
And lovely jewels that the years have dropped
Around me from their pinions, in their swift
And noiseless flight to old Eternity,
Are treasured there. A thousand buds and flowers
Thai the cooldews ofliic'syrung morning tathed
And that its genial sunbeams warmed TO life
And fairy beauty mid the melodies
Or founts and singing birds, lie bearded there,
Dead, dead, forever dead, but oh, as bright
And beautiful TO me as when they beamed
With Natures radiant jewelry ofdew.
And they have more than mortal sweetness now,
For The dear breath of loved ones 'oy ed and lost
Is minglins with their holy perfume.
very miser, day and night hide
he boarded riches of my dear heartburn.
OFT al the mi'InghtS calm and silen, hour,
When mol tone OF living nature seems
To rise ,ro,n all the lone and sleeping earth,
lift the lid softly and noisclessIy,
Lest some DARN, wandering spirit Of the air
Perchance should ca,c, with his quick car the
sound,
And SIT al my treasures. With gistcning eye
And lcaping pulse, | tell them DER and DER,
Mnsi1g on each, and Lailuw it with smiles
And tears and signs and lervenl blessings.
Then
With soul as proud as ifyon broad blue shy
" T., ali lis b.lghi ana burning stars were mine
But with sadlcned h, art, close the lid,
And once again return to busy life,
To play my part amid its mochcri"s
Grah0m's Hegasinc.
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TwENry-oNE FEET OF Snow have fall
len in the Lake Superior region the past
winter; over Mud Lake, between the
Detour and Saul St. Marie, the clear
hard ice is still three feet thick, most
parts of the lake being frozen to the
lotion.
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o. There Is now living in France an
old soldier with false leg, false arm,
a glass eye, complete set Of false 'eeth,
a silver nose covered with a substance
resembling flesh, and silver plate, re-
placing part of his skull. He was under
Napoleon, and these are his trophies.
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EXpREsH ASKRClEs, xs.

WELLS, FARGO h COMPANYs CALI ~-s~s-r
w press-A j.int Ateeh COMPANY sORNIA ex-
Once, H. W all street. New York. n .tstsI $BO0Ov
Johnston Livingston elijah r. " ,rec,ors-Hspry Wells
Wm u Fargo, James Mo- ,uI,ams Cav u. Morgan
Smith, Henry D Rice. sy A Reynolds AleX. N c.
Mckay Secretary edwin Msrpsn President; James
organization - -lhis company having completed i've
Express - above IL r.auy 20 undertake general
purebs@ .srJjns Agency Cou bn
Or .nasis ~ gold dust bullion and bills
payment and collection u notes bills And sscoaut che
rownir 81 dust bullion sud eresie else pack
tareel, A. Of all descriptions and from the eit
New York tire city Of San Frsnoscs aud the rino
raj r,,ie cafruia connecting at New York
WITH th, isss o. Wells Butterfet Co snt livasston,
fsrg, Co. forming IT,. American Express Company,
6ing kev York to Ionic aud the Csnadas Who
Harder Exrres Fallen, Virgil Cos Nctthern aud Ca
a.nt Express. Nason fse Bedford Express,
| snd Livingston, Wslh Cos European Express. They
established Offices and faithful A. te ptiaci
.ities srd throughout the tacfu Middle and
Western statessrd California. Enerseto ard faithful dps
cia usssergers furnished with irou chest tor The acur
u tressur. OTTER valuable packages accomplish -aoh
on their ses Welt ~ EAif rnie a. tbs
ntic samuel Carter for many year esursctee
with the kms ricen cypress Company ~ Albany, sud
usshhurn late Of .he Rank ~ syracrs" nave eeor
| ,c,p ted srr cual sgsr u in uabforris
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OCULIsTs. AUitIsTs AND DENTISTS.

ToTnE DEAF DEP0sE THAT DIR HEATH cvNn .
Il me OF deafness of eighteen years DURATION, Jam
Stiles certify that DR. DienbAck cured NE Of bi'na
oftwo years standing after having asea rrenopn cd in
ss'iss, -. Once. ~ Bssso. Nsy. ksa. >, sAuy.
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IMPORTATION WANTED OF MRS. MoRIsY AND
W. epidreh who nded here Thursday, the ship
Irnnkn Ming she viii confer favor her BY
ssinnE Ih.mss Egsps. No. Batavia street. or at r.
M usiCAL NOTICE.-MR. 0REENHAM, MUSICIAN,
W. VIII hear VI somethp to his advantage by calling
mediateiy, At 10 Bayard stseet.
BARNEY WILLIAMS Commedian.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANrEn--
- Ladies or gentlemen having any Clothas Fmu,sore
J.vtlry dspote Of obtain fair cash price by
inr fy sptrher his re,iaerse thv.ugh she
LsAiss st>ssssA b ~. Dssssissr1 Ne, n~ 1880
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BOSTON pIANoFoRTEs.-THE LARGEST Ass0RT-
ID ment this city he ware
rooms of r. Gilbert Co.. 1893 broadway corner Of Anthony
street opposite Broadway Bank, and Theatre and
sold at great They have the metallic Frame and
are 50 stand climate Dealers supplied
very Literal Also, Giberts Cottage or Boudoir Pia
NOS yepient for small for sale warranted
80 HORACE WATERs sole Agent.
Second hand Pianos second hand pianos to rent
or for sale the following pricesOne at $40 one at
$50 one at S5 At 500 Si0 one Sll5 three Sl2
two $40 two Sls5 Sl40 three $50 One Eoan piano
$40 sne do. S140 One Prince Co meodeons So one
S95 ono sG5, one $50 hho, one parlor organ, so.
Nrsw MUsIc-JUsT PUBLISHED 1.-THE GtPsErS
IN Song Csmp o. Sesis, Muyerhosr, sung by Mllc
Jenny ind At her concerts In the United The
Roso Of my Heart" ballad lavenu sung by Miss Ca
tlariue Hayes All Is Changed at Home. companion to
Ben Bolt" j. A. Fowler Published and for sale by WM
WALL L. SON, $50 Broadway
S.ou SALE, AND TO LET OR LEAsE-A SPLENDID
ncw rosewood Plane OF high tone and finish, for sale
y,rsy rooms suitable fer Offices to let lease in dwell
n 70. Broadway For terms apply on the premises
n, pgNLAP,
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POLITICAL,


TWrSTIETH WARD rIERCE AND KING DEMO-
cratic Ntpuhlsan ASSOCIATION The second mestin z
81 the rtt mar Docratic the ward was
Eighth avenue betw cen
aud yeghh streets Tbursay evening Jnne Iotb
for the purpose 81 sieetDg officers aud completing the or
gansatop 70 when every democrat ia ward was In
70 at,,nd the named persons uranmousy
man and John Coylc, Vice Presidents; William simnsan
Secretary After The appointment Of
ara number enrolled their names the aso
ca, Mr. Noble eloquen.ly addressed the vy
ing the fullhstory and lives ~ Pierce and Kug hearty
cheers shen gwen fer the nominees ana three tho
association which thcn adjourned to meet Beixan'a
hotel in Thirty second street between Sixth aud Seventh
avenues, on Friday evening, 18th irst. at o'clock
WILLIAM MURRAY, President
s s;aa t511a syi:e Presidents.
WILLIAM SIMPSON, Secretary.
GRAND RALLY or TIE CASs DEMOCRACY OF THE
~ Eighteenth ward unanimous in their suppor. Of Frank
lin Pierce ard VIM. r. king.Ihe democratic republican
electors Of the Eighteenth ward requested meet ut
Smiths Hotel Of street and Fourth
Tuesday evening az eht o'clock t. respond
the atona Of Franklin Pierce and VIM r. King,
Presid and Vice President Of the United States
ALEXANDER +. YACuE, Chairman.
y WM, u kAyanae"' tsecretarics.
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IMMIGRATION TO We

IL Greer Bsy line Of steam. ~ONSIN BUFFALO AND
cabin scimtrs hiCHlGs crs for h2 The splendid rpper
ply re9ularS between q and JULIUS u MORTON Nili
port every TueSlaya unaIo and Green Hav lce vinr
rant cabin pass sarnoon - the arrival ~ tie Eastern
lRStsft on very gctcn doars including bssr.
including stop .easenahle Time, four aaY-
there 10 ares at inferno rorts From Raw
AL =, VIM iy communication with the foi~ninR trrns, 1t
schp ~ iscili'is can he obtaited at adtrste rates
taNe towns ana settlements 81 the fsrhl rhts 81
nor t5-Frcn Green Bay 20 Drpere teteNm y X briIse.
l0l@ ksnksunn 2o Appleton " read, " " Grand
hete sl' Mtnalka and Neensh. tsteum rA.' nsak.sh
" ~; Alg ms ~; H. dcs Morris 5g unr' otH ne'h'
3hL Iv'cta $40 Sp,rtmento ~ Berlin. bsU ~ ssrys
StS Princeton. 10 lni Marquette iOs Nobteic 10 49,
fnehwhntie. 3l2l Twigss Forty 10 Isl Fort Ninnehago
" ls6 Prairie du Sac. % wa Felsna 70 1906 Eng Pr-re
20 III ia CHEN, 20 2I; b. Paul 40 Oh from SsssAa
% 4ssAskA 10 Hsna au Lac, ~ Mkss.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICES.

s s
rNopAETEERsHIP. - THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
u this de, formed Copartnershp, for the purpose OF
ready made Clothing business AZ whoesae
VILLAIN GARDNER OLIVER b. TWEEDY
t,fisM GREENE. RODMAN G. MOULTCN.
JOHN G. PLI@ProN.
New Yors, June |. 1852
vy,HE CoPARTNERsHIP HbREToF0RE EXISTING
between John Florence and George W Harpel, having
been dissolved by mutual consent on the 2oth OF May,
Cecrre w Barpei will the City Hotel Broadway cor
nor Of Howard street his account and alone vii
sot all claims against the late hrm OF f.9rsnce anu
New York MAY 49, 1852. GEORGE w. HARPEL.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIvEN-THAT THE FIRM
~ hitherto existing Xachrsson, Nelson Cos ~ isuy
dissolved by mutual Messrs Ernest Chas aen
retiring for business Its entrust
ed 10 Nessrs. William Nelson and Henry Munros, who
ha formed oopernershp, under the style ana nrm OF
VIM Nelson Co.. to so into operation on me ,s g, ay
WM. NELSON,
Panama, April 80. 1852 CHAs. ZACHRlssoN.
HONEST ACTIVE PART NEK WANTED, WITH
from 1000. to engage with the ADVERTISER Win
an equal amount in purchasing the right anu manuae
turing In ths State machine for which the demand
great. SO 600 can he made in Address f. q lies
Chatham sare Post Once stating where an interview may
be had.
NEW YORK, APRIL l, 1S52.-THE FIRM KNOWN AS
IN Perry Williams, of Detroit Michigan and OF hs CITY
Of New nrk have this day by mutual consent
New York GEORGE II. PERRY.
EDWARD WILLIAMS.
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10 PRINTERS


Two rRINrERs--foK SALE A LARGE HYDRAULIC
i sfshdtuR irtft super royal sshington Hand
with f,i itin apfasakus complete. Apply 10 r. III.
Hoe a. 90. cold tiTtct.
ryO TRiNTEEs-A GREAT Variety or Woodland
Ma I}o .er sss A. :. a. &c. i use ..r.I%ssm%
tliys OtsyY. tsyalt DSlshsA
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INSTRUCTIONS

DAiLf IEACbkR-A LADY WHO HAS BEEN Sue
- ssssaly engaged in teaching for years pass in
Una wishes to attend ether family sho instrusts
~ hus, tfiano and Sngngl French ald Gernsp, Nth
the urua' reutSe Of English education Tho a5est
iereness will be furnished Address June 81 Messs
winner Rogers, Nassau street, corner Of Liberty.
HENRY WELLS AND ais SISTER. (MADAME IT,
oisyeln) continue to impsrt instraeliQps " abe
fashionsbe Dausts de salon their academy $50 Broad
-s ny Their simple method Of teaching, afew lessons
viii snce for any lady acquire graceful
ara easy style OF executing all the popular parlcr dances
SPANlsH LANGUAGE-A DEP BAEZ PROFESSOR
VIII devote them n giving lessons at his office in ANY
81 anS asa n as% drass 90 ~n cor
keade street. room NO. 0 first door.
ERENCH MUSIC, AND sINGING.-A LADY
thoroughly competent to instruct Ia the above
together with tae usual branches of education
form clts for their children References be gwen
some o. tic trs city families. Address Miss s., box ll0
Post Office, New York.
THO ALL TEACHERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED
a. h system Of Penmaushp for schools aAd academies III
three parts A.; and G., with copies aud instruction.
in New York during the last years With
and has furnished schools Every
% sAf Ss iss
wrtns Al copies have printed instructions under each
Linz the work is believed TITO to be
the finest quality of paper and sold FER dozen, $40
All Oliver SIfsEs shirls q asssS BALD 70
A GENTLEMAN HAVING SEVERAL HOURS UNOC.
French .nSuaSe Terms moderate References
Address Kappa, this office
IMPORTANT TO LADIEs-WAxwORK. GRECIAN
i Painting Imitation Of Oak Carving, &e-Tbese new
able in England taught in BY Charlton,
from Lyndon a. es5 hrosdway. Mrs ciu.snds rensa
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TIVE STAMPEDE MIXTURE-F0R CauLs AND
iryer ana other biioua Affect ions aud FOR
genera delIity This ~ perfect never falling
cure The proprietor Dr. Edward Biee kerr il well
having frated medicine ia New York cit, twenty
years, ana known this mixture effect nm i'm
mediate al permanent .ai. at Rings u,on's
Ctdsington's kiersteds Boya & Pau's Marsh North.
r0p'R. General depot. IS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ITO THE HONORABLE COMMON COUNCIL :-GEN.
tsmsn-By direction Of the Marsha.s Of the Second
pseay nSss body in sonasosea win
Lii s the q
Enfneeis Assistant Engineers. to review the De
% Of ts s.,.s.
The Invitation has been accepted BY the Common
please invited without further notice
GRAND REcEpTIoN-TnE CITY TEMPERANCE
Mag tss'p'l'n On MONDAY '''
5on South z first Judge Ct the Supreme
Patriarch OF the National Division Of the Sons Of Tenn
oN KIN dsyss an address il fyor N
exercises if there may be time The officers and members Of
iad @
The conference the Methodist Epscops Church have
Maine ably advosased invited t. listen to this
ESTATE OF AusTENs 3 sPIcER-IN n THE cogRr
Tue auditor appointed 70 audit sd@ and settle the %
ey their attorney il fact. make dstriSation
M s ii a cy q # on i
''A' --' '''-' ~ : FRANCIS WHARTON, Auditor.
T,o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE RECEIVED
h' sa FIRST S % ss
II S 1e e Sa IL the
Irving House from to in the morning, and from to
afternoon.
DEV. c. H. FAY WILL DELIVER A DISCOURSE ON
~ the death Of Rev. Hosea Ballou, in the universat
Church Orchard street. Broome next Sabbath after
noon, June H. Services commence at 80 o'clock
A COMMISSIONER or DEEDS WHO INTENDS RE-
II signing his Office will receive bonus of $25 for his
ssnan in favor of the subscriber by addressing line to
G. j. N. at the o:ice Of this paper.
VNILLIAM NELSON e. CO., COMMISSION, SHIP
w ping and Forw arding merchants. -
WIN NELSON,
Panama. HENRY IL. MUNROE.
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" ..DERFJL, W0hDERFUL.--DR- KELLINGER'S
Linlmeht the graat American remedy it's delightful
in its action working like charm in curf very Of
ache pain or weakness IN male emele with either SEX
iic It's frst fre nds are ID. er !, 49, ~ eurs for day.
but Tor your whole te lite rcsily plcasan, shas mas
scome an ndtspensitle Of the nursery and the toet
Children like IT, II curea all aud troubles
instantly on old young fabers moter and
you value life do not fail TO keep this remedy always in
the houe. The hrs. families the land H. aud never
sow themselves be without it, This "a dty freasy
the qraIty much larger Al m Ten times cheaper
than other remedy offered for sale. RheumAtsm AND
gou thirty years STANDING and scr5fua for ten years,
without The slightest return This l. It's great leading fes
ture, curing and deightng for lite. Don't fail all
sud wonderful cures Of every class and character be-
fore Won buy 81 tile humbugs Of Depotsgs0
Fem street ana $40 broadway also ut Joys Music store
.N Broadway Mrs hays corner Of Sands aud Cold Streets
brooklyn. IN very large bottles At ). each; 50 DOZEN
cash ~, ariahlv.
IhGIAT's SrIPHEh BATHS, 5f7 PEARL STREET-
Established ia is20 by Louis a. Tim,nt. from Paris,
ior tic cure OF rheumatism, crup 90" skim severe
seas mercEral affections Re- SC. These are she snly
genuine srpher baths, ard ~ onr most
,mn,nt ihylisans. We refer prs. wallace Buckley,
Warren, Nstb6 and kisssm
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wv ATCHES-aOS BROADWAY W SfAIRS.-PEE-
w desiring warrane al Naseh At very cheap r.so
from the importer thp above place La
dies fne gold watches jeweei, s5 Id watches full
Jew eed $50 $50 SO; English gold patent lev ~ low ms
$40 Engish hunting patent lovers, 500 SO So $iOO
English silver patent lovers So SIS 50 patent lever OF
my NJ warranl0d superior time keeper,
80 JOHN cox. Importer VI Watches, 2S brosd sny,
IN NJ Ba watches sold at the above ostablish.
ment are warranted to be perfect time keepers
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HAMILTON GLASS WoRKS-orFlCE SO CORT.
Ii landt street-Un hand, large quantity Of MnerM
ater half pint porter, wne sus lemon rgrup BhtUesi
Johns, ricbsl Jars, &c Also al descriptions i aso
Patent Medicine Bother 20 ordsr " ~ W
KETCUAM
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M UlRs CAMrBELIs AND YoUNGER.s Ed NBuRe
Vl Ale, Doves Fakirk and East India Pale A Rarcis,
Perkins London Porter and Brown Stout Dublin Portey
and Brown stout Nc quart and pint bottles warranted
Gonune superior Phadcpba Ale Porter For ssis bv
I'm u, UNpERuILI. ~ prvcps street, sog. of Cro:hj.
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Hair Dye the best yet discovered Tor eoorng the hsr Of
moment applied The wonderful ease and
with which this favCrite and old established HAIR
bye performs astonishing 1t is for sale, applied, ut
BAT HELoR'S Wig Factory No. Wall street. Copy the
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DlTTSToN CoAL--f THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL
Company ia fr~psred deliver to emie. III any pa,t
OF this ety. Br" klyn Williamsburg, s canal boats
and seyefa yards the various st.s 81 -, PtstoM coa
which II superior thracito for domestic apply n
the Yards corner Fourt, Ninth
street near Morton str.et the ctof G,n,erneIf
street East River foot North zenith strc.t Whhams-
burg foot Of ood strsss rosAly "r ~ ms owse ~ the
COM pany corner broadway aid ait street. Fhe coal
viii he dciiy, red at 81 30 per of 1900 b the al
bosts, aud at S. res 3reoned from the yaras.
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Two MANCFACTUREks-WAS A PERSON COM
peteht 70 take the management "f works. lilo
must understand color mixing and extracting satsets
permanent situation may be obt,iued ApnIv :. " no
81 Xxx. Jr. 81 Maid n Lane. ff'' :
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nAcUERREOTYPES.- THE SCALE PLAlFs-THESE
~ plates are superior 20 all others perfectly
smooth and End take sssy polish The silver
thick and absolutely pure which great adj
vaptspe. them ~ ia6ue tho
ric that be obtaisei Far sha tas solo
agents VICTOR bishop, Is Maiaon laGe.
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IL n u > l. v VI No 8 ATLANTIC
~ Brookyn.The undersigned bog leave t. inform thei-
friends and the public that they have rented the above
pacious premises, and Htted them
fort and elegance equal 10 any in the city. Their
breakfast dinner and tea tables we'll piled din.
ners at all time prepared Tor permanent transient
tiers ne bar well stocked vita Wines Liquor, and Sc
of the best quality ana their wait
and attentive. RYfRSON ALriiAuSs.. Prnorietors
, No. Satanic street, irDoklyn n.
Atachedto the establishments airy
Where aeeonmodati9n can he had by the suse night
the option Of the lodGer. " = =
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- lCH FRENCH PAPER UhNGiNGS.-TuOS. FAYE
~ l. Co.. No. 4D Pearl street, near saon street have
received direct from the beat French factories all tho
styles and patterns suitable for tie decoration ~
the houses They arranged 10 as 70
idea Of their etc the walls. The
artistic worken attepl ~ the reta 1epar nient
THOMAS FANn & CO.. Ei6 Pearl street.
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ym,UVV Co. ..saey canr.: pAip sr aiM3RE
DYE Is far inht TIE eeIebrassa Bhsnisn MSe
hair black or brown Warranted 70 change gray
257 Hudson street .nstantl aud Sold
- 1t less price than other inferior dyes.
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FOR SALE.

A RARE CHhSCE.-rHE ADVERTISER WISHING
"A to quit the wholesale liquor business would sell TIE
g cd will and fixtures o. his with the stock
te,ed in successful operation with goed trade
and desirable location To person having eapi
tsl and wish embark that kind Of trade
favort BILE opportunity, accom- atnE terms
rarely ever For particulars, address Justio.
Herald office.
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Two GROCERS-NEW CORNED PIG PORK, IN
sides and chn also lard and lard oil hrst rate
ce For sale at G73 ashogton street and GOO Washing
ton Market. WEEKS HOPKINS.
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ENOR sALE-A SPLENDID STUD OF u0RsEs-AT
l. the Abbey Hotel.-JOSEPH JEWELL proprietor 81
the Abbey Hotel Bloomngdale road cfors to pabhe
specon tor SALE the best OF horss that
have ever been in his stables consisting Of eleven
strong and powerful horses FROM Vermont two o. equa
quah cation from Western New York; geding Of
natchlsss beauty and action. AL are warranted sound
wind and limb and we'll verify Of tho Alteration ~
those who DESTROYS VI Possessing aoqu
sition to their en0yDent They be the stables
Of the Abbey Hotewhere the proprietor IL s'ways
pared to give substantial Welcome 10 his reEds AID visi
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MIkCWIlLAAROUA.

SUGAR PLANTERS VISITING NkW YORK ARE IN
~ yited to examine tho celebrated centrifugal Sugar Ma
chimes in operation mt the Globe Iron Works Thirty
third Tenth ~hsre also be-
Of construction, Sugar Hills sne, Vacuum Pans
Sc, with all their latest Improvements Broadway and
Fourtesnt tn street. stages run to tho works
Il. uAKTsON CO.
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CAhDkN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILh-
~ delphia, from Pier No North river loot battery
place, By steamboat JOHN POTTER, Two lines asiiy:
Nornine line leaves ~ A. " Afternoon sxyress line at2
2 NJ, through 70 PhilsdeIphs is four hsB hours
TYe-trst class cara x3 second class tby r NJ hne
sayl 81 RECURRING leave Philadelphia from foot % Wal
apt street, At A. and2P NJ Emigrsnt line, by steam
sort TRANSPORT, from pier No. at5e. n. FARE 81 So
Cox rnfIlDELPniA DIRECr.-r s. NAIL AND
Express lines through In four hours. New ssssY
Railroad via Jsr,cy City feayne New York At t~s
g cor.iands street. AND "a NJ Liberty s'ets' 81
heihrn ~ and n. NJ. ale "a - Y.
Westminster, NORFOLK abd thsrlsston tht9~ .Sitimo
% 'ha above lines, snd through kaEags tickets sal
A. NJ and 5k 7. " lues, carried b Ns
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IHHRLE GOLD MEDALsmIRkNcn STRING NAT
= uess-MAURIX Il DEMFUkE Patented in UIitei
states The only Spring Mattress which
fort Cleanliness cheaphsss, and durability for
ten years visit the mandatory, Nos 50 % Centre
street. = ~.''~
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IIOFFMAN T. NNURER, HOUSE DECORATORS No.
AGO Houston street, the HowHry scroll saving,
Architectural Decor aSions Paricr Mscho
designs in composition and Plgser PATS Pa.srAs
dssd and carved Figures and Ornaments ODD Carving
all s varieties, executed in ths cry heat .tye An
orders promptly and realty execute the shortest
and Oh the most reasonable terWs.
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CRAVEJLEIkG GUIDE, /.

INDEPENDENT LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA, DAILY
i via Cape NayThe new aud splendid steamers DELLA.
WARE, Capt seymsnr: kENNkBEC, Capt. Clayk; and
PTNOBSCOT, Capt. Wbitcar. running regularly
between The two cities, landing each 81, Cape May
River foot q Cedar Fare to Cape May or Phsd
phia esbie, 81; deck 81 so "
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osEHILL BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL moptrIy meeting Of this association viii be held at
MON Hall, of Third avenue aud Twentyseeond
tr,et 81 Monday evening ltthnst ats o'clock Members
a., tL.ir the office, ia our th avenue.
80 CHARLES A. DAY, secretary.
7 o F.-THF MEMBERS OF CLINTON DEGREE
L. Lodge No q T. o. F respectfully requested 70
attend said Lodge, this Saturday, evening" as
business II great IN portahce will be acted upon -
JAMES DELAMATER, N. G.
GEORGE SHARP, Secretary.