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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
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On Sunday afternoon after severe illness Josrrutry
youngest daughter Of william and Mary Jane Haber
| rhsw in the fifth wear Of her age
The frerds ana relatives of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of he
father No So Henry street without further invitation
| thi, afternoon at 3 O'clock
On Sunday Goth nit OF congestion of the lungs
| AuGusTA infant dauabter OF Horace and Juiia A a.
Brown aged one year and twenty.one DAYS
The Yeptivea and fr nas ~ ths a.. n a.
tsrd her funeral this doy AZ 10 o'clock from VI
Hudson street
On Monday morr ;pg March LIST after short hut "a
we're jllpers Epw.Hp prMsc AGED &c year,
The friends of the family Of his fathsr-in law James
NoCord and his brother In law CHARLES shea ara =.
que.ted to attend bis funeral this (Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock from No 81 Third avenue. corner OF Eleventh
street without further invitation
On Monday March l. after short and severe Illness.
Apcu,p,,n NJ .on ~ tLa Ia.a Andrsw n ooa New M
Lynch nc ed 10 years months and 10 days
His relatives ard ferds are invited to at
tend tie funeral on Wedn.sdsy afternoon at O'Clock
fro m his late re- sidcncc l34 Cherry atreet
On Sunday morning. February 90 at his residence In
Fairfield, Coma after a short Illness ABRAHAM Goilp
Jennings, Ia the list year Of his age
Preyiot to 1856 de was for thTty wear, shipma ,ter
out of the port Of New York
His d. and relatives are invited to attend hi, fups
rsl from hi.lee residerce in Fairfield a. half past
o'clock r. NJ Tuesday. I'd iutt.
At his resdsr ce So Myrtle avenue Drooklyn on Sun.
day. February 20 JoHN hlBry T.nRAm native OF Nails
worth G'oucesershire England aged 81 years much
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DEcENcY.-The Tribune, Times, and Post, are
very severe and sarcastic on the indecent public
debate which has been exhibited at Washington.
When the pot calls the kettle black decent people
generally smile. These journals, which are so
offended at tho liberal Of epithets in public de-
bates, possess monopoly Of similar language for
the newspaper PRESS. The Tribune and Post are
well known for their violent, vulgar, Five Points
language in all controversies; and the Times Zone
Of the tribe), alone Of oil other journals, denounced
Captain Long, and others Of the navy, as "brutal
blackguards," and considered these as appropriate
epithets to be applied to distinguished officers in
the American navy. These are your pretty fellows
to teach others decency.
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pyI.y.s. R,Gs:a,sIu Ea.

V,HE UNDERSIGNED BELIEVING TuAT TIE
Course sf Lecture. on Geology delivered BY Professor
Der jsmn Gilman, l.. ID. of Yale College, before the
sn,hsopsp ips,'tutioH ~ WASHINGTON and Professor Ar
mold Cuyo OF Harvard University. the SIX Days WORK
Of Creation, recorded BY Noses would OF
nut interest and il in tis city.
BY the cnneos harmony between science and
revelation. would be epiptny calculated serve
highest interests OF edueatn aud religion cordially unite
tboGe sestsmen TO same,
their cow epis nee, in DER city, Signed,
b. r. Butler. j.. Pracish.
william adams. John L. ssoo.
George b. Cheever, willard Parker,
James Wilson, Horace Webster,
Pepry emth. Hoasr Green,
w. II Bidwen, Theodore Irving,
r II Ec,urdy. Elias Looms,
W. O. Gilman. j. w. Draper,
Asa b Smith, Edmund Dwight.
II. J. RAYMOND, G. D. Abbott.
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Mails for Tcurape.

THE NEW YORK wRBKLY HERALD.
The Brtlh mail steamih!p Cambria will rave Boston
;onorrow noon, for Halifax and Liverpool III. mails
notn. The Nav YoEx TFKxLr nsslrp prlNtsi in
French and English, will be published at ten O'Clock
this morning. It's contents will embrace Ia. late ne VS.
from California, the IEthnu, q PSnans, Chile Gotta
Riea AFFAIRS In Warrington, the lste, elegraphic nei
gence, &c. Single copies, in wrappers. sixpence.
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MORE OF THs HUMBUG OF SPIRITUAL MANI
FEsTATIoNs. publish another Of those hum
bugs called lectures spiritual manifestations,
together with the experiments connected with it.
We give these proceedings 50 much Of our space,
Just 10 show the reader how for the force Of impu
dent charlstans can 60. The very absurdity Of
the prtensions Of this philosopher but turns away
ones indignation, and prsvokes inextinguishable
laughter, ut ''such fantastic tricks played before
high heaven as might make the angels weep
If the professor really possessed the power he
claims over females, so as to make them believe
any thiDg-for instance that they are his wives-is
he not dangerous man, and ought not his "blsck
art to be discountenanced But if he has not the
power he pretends to, and if he knows he is hum
bugging his audience out Of their shillings and
dollars, then is he not also to be avoided! Either
horn Of the dilemma has danger in it. There is
one revelation, however, he has made about ths
spirits which entities him to forgiveness for all
else that he has said. He states that some Of the
spirits tell lies, and not to be depended upon.
This is the most ingenious device yet invented for
accounting for the mistakes made by the spirits.
When they are right, then they are good spirits
when they are wrong, then they are evil lying
spirits This casts into the shade the ambiguity Of
the heather oraces which, in their responses, cut
both ways, and might answer for any event.
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II, N. Wlld's Card.-TO the Public.-H. N.
Wild 45 Brosdw invites attention the fact that he
the first oonfeotoner in the United States who
APPLE Candies for which there Is such vast demand
lity and 1avorwhioh beyond the reach of Imitation
Sailors t.iiors pocket book makers &c. &c. So have
rushed into tho uiness; but N Wds twenty six yeas
experience odds against these yeserds
which is will take them than quarter Of century TO
overcome n. Wild smileB in contempt At such rivals
Ask for Villas fruit candies, and take no other.
representation Of hrelngs and humbugs sell my genuir
fruit lower prices than asked
by the Of the insipd ana able
- " II NJ WILD.
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DRUNKEN EDITORS AND DRUNKEN JOURNALS
The Discussions ON THE MAINE LIoUoa LAW.
The coterie Of the Tribune Sc ems to exhibit the
manners, and to use the language, of tho drunken
vagabonds about the Five Points, instead of tho
words employed by sober, water. drinking people.
It is not possible that cold water would produce
such ebulitions Of anger, violence, and vugarity,
as that which we now daily see in the Tribune.
Cold water ard temperance lead to moderation in
language, and to an amiabIe use Of epithets. The
Maine Liquor law makes it's aaherents drunk.
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ADyER'ISENEEFS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NPMrHMh w0vHOn.

GEATAAh M0TECG.
kLW YORK yoLUNrEEgS-THE ORIGINAL HEM-
~ bre end recruits Of ths Fss Reglmtas OF New York
Volunteers requested 10 attend special meeting th
(Tuesday) evening At o'clock at sbc Mercer corner
Of Groone and Mercer streets. ~ Y. BUhNuAd
NOTICE THE ANNUAL ELnoFIoN FOE DIREor-
IN ors oil The York rrd Liverpool Uni cd Btatss
Mail steamsp COMPANY. will DO held 81 tao ofae tho
oompsny, L6 all stroot, Thursday, fh Maroh
Pol opea from Ia o'clock NJ. to 2o'slaok &. u.
WM.L YOULE, sooy.
rE,HE PRIsKNT ARRAN GEEENTs FOR TIRE TRANg
4 mission Of eight 20 the West being inaulnaient 40
OF The incraasing quantity vi increase
force a. once g meet ihe emeryeneT rosoyug
gyeD the choice OF roua fisher By rsrOsd steamboat
Baltimore. Shippers viii find prepared on ana slter ths
day, 20 ave their goods sill reasonable despatch slight
advance IN rates becomes ncco 10 enable accom-
psh the proper transmission of goods Philadephia Feb
~, 1854 nUTILn HUMPHREYS Il Co.
HARRIS LEDCH,
LEWIS BUrLkR.
bJSSBAkS DOCK.
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MOrine afTnlra.

THr CoLIHroS BETWEEN srE,mnosrs srarg or
MAtNE Ard BAY s,ArE.-We cNn that the Say State,
tcore 1er artgal at hswprt struck By Hh'5n
glove In her wheel horsc ard brAs the rulder gear,
which acc QUITE Tor hor diGshlsmrns. 10 the collision
VITA the stste Of Maine, the By State badly
sithp' rear tbs boilers ara three of her hands were
ujuttd two ct them having naFroTly escaped death,
WIN tioker bores Ihs Perry AFTER several hours hard
sbor Got tf tie stengsTs and light freight and pso.
teeee. 70 ksll RIVER Nhs. ahs arr!vsl sboat noon
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THEITALiaN oFEaA "Robert tie Devil" wa, performed
lest night to very fashionable magaiacently dressed
audience at Aston Place for the benefit Of Eayi The
theatre vas well filed, though the p,se of admission
vnss dollar-thowing the appreciation in which tn,
talents If s2lv are held His style i; highly fn1hsd
AMI though from age bis voice Ia not what 1t was, he
makes occasional splendid Efforts which cres!s quite an
epthusiaam, as was the cas-. last night.
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INFORMATION wASfED-EMIL JACOB sTeRNI
i KEEL or al ERIN, merchsn. from Vienna Austria. who
In ,he spfE 1850 and took passage IN No
letter. York sep 1880 that he was going va
Chs Frau not bsen hoard OF SINCE The
subscriber tons or stern or any person
knowing whether the said gentleman be dead or alive TO
give formation him through the care OF r. Loesoher
1sa, New York whereby il wall very much oniigs
Vienns, Feb, 1852 ANNA SknhIANZ
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Shirts and M~thematics.-It may seem
strange many thai na.hemAtical science should have
with shirt making but 10 nevertheless
faot that GREEN No Asor House. manufactures shirts
that degree of perfection heretofore unknown by
means of system Of cutting founded upon mathematical
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Public NOtice-COnsumPtl 0n.-There
lets than five different Sunday in ths city
Feb 80 thai powerfully written editorials the
marvellous properties Of Dr. WAITS El,orieA Ansidote
no several hundred Of the genuine, actual adavs
himself
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susstMf 0ouEr-Circuit 200, los, 1888, 9, a. g. o. 2,
900, 20ih, 2o5, 207, 20s zoo, 40 =
sUrREME Counr--Rpecial Term --16 TO 30.
tUtyrioR CsuRT, (fwo Branches $50 152, A55 AS3,
az 4s, all 8ef 63. 46 "a 1880 25s a60 asa s54, 81
80 4ie, 49, %s9, 49, s92 193 4si 4e5, 1895 497 iss
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Heavy Styles Of Hosiery. -Ray 4 Adams,
81 Wis invite the attention OF dealers In Ho
eery and those commencing bnncs 70 their assortment
tkvA vada
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We hear u great noise made about
shrtawender; who pays the ppeS Los al who want 70
of good Shirts a. reasonable price, call at
is2 Green Nsh street, corner Of Chambers.
THOMAS MLAUCHLlN.
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tho conrse Vii rs Vtn ~ ~ ". Bellows IN the Ia.
bsrnneie - tues oy evcnirE March r. Buljspt"fals
cies kesptc.ipg lstiy f,pnd among her Wi ads Tick
eB I21 cute n " had a I Naseau street, and NJ The
door, hoora tran Al IS O'clock Lecture commences at'l
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nR. UOLTON'S LECTURES ON PHYSfOLC0Y.-DR-
Hslton will deliver Lecture the senses Of Hearing,
Seeing. Tasting go, illustrated with maDikns plates. ske-
Wsstingon square, Wedne' az hs.chs, a. 3k Also
three Lectures Bones Muscles the Nervous SYSTEM ana
The organs Of the Voice and speech, xsseatsB
Digestion, Nuttion Respiration, and Animal
Heat in the Church. L. l. Friday and
Saturdays, March and 49, commencing A. r. y. Ad-
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Our readers w ho " Ism 20 proc ure = plea.
sast Oeunsr, Residence BY In all money
are invited 10 call W. 3D. TS Broadway corner or
FULTON street Farms Of ten more Village
Lots BIO bought this day ~ great bargains SIS will So
n hmm
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Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy.-Ths great
Areeiae Remedy Coughs Colds Hoarsenes and the
rious throst and lung complaints Sold by Mrs. w. JSR
Wis, a66 Broadway. and By druggists generally.
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Cutting Hair ana Whiskers

Cutting Hair and Whlskcrs skilfuIly,
beautifully in entirely conforming to the
shape snd size Of she head we'll she entire appear
aIee OF tie wesrer BY HILL, the nimitable, corners
Pine and n sssau streets.
Wigs and Toupees.--Bntchelor' New
nature yt invented These wanting very superior article
should call 1T BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No
Wall street, where DO found the largest and best
sortmsnt in the city. Copy the aadrcsa.
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call the attention of Western and Southern
chants within City for spring puroh stock OF
FIN ring Sur Clothing which large
varied As nanuf.cture OF this season.
snd ics able style manufactured with oil the
haste 81 elessn which estab
justly celebrated, and orr prices sro.y low mi
form. . d. j. DAvLlN,
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Il Fits ali Round, and Pinches not
This 10 the universal Of the comfort DE-
rived wearing Knox Has Aside from tho beauty du
rabity that Knox produo tons the
shul hmsp 10 more sasssooriiy shown BY this s,ge
item tran by any other Any bpngler may get up has
that viii deceive the eye but II requires
Knox furnish article that while possesses every els
Gall him. No ls fulton street. and examine his spring
SAC
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One Thousand Dollars Will be FOrfeite
BY ELMURE CO., If they do not prove by hundreds of
psrse that the Bohemian Hair Dye the best Abe
market instantly changes fray ss sandy hair beau
Gful permanent black brown. Sold ~ No 27 Hudson
street. Seventy. Eve cents . tx dollars q Dozen
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PhslOn's Wigs and TOupees-Ws would
call he attention Of person. recurring ys recent i'm
first premium ~ tho last fair They be NJ PEA
Ions Wig and Hair Dye Factory l broadway, Of
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Hair Dye.-BalchelO celebrated Liquid
Hsr Dye she best discovered for ooerng the hair
vhskers, The moment spilled Tho wonderful
nnd certainty with which ths favorte and old established
81 BATChELORs Wig Factory, No. wall street. Copy
the address.
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Phalon's Chemical Hair Invlg0rator,
70 prevent and restore hair that has fallen "a
become thin and TO scurf dandru invest
with uch brilliant gloss and curl for sale ~
1877 Broadway and all the drug In city and town
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Professor Williams success mt Metro
pol,sn Hall now longer maNer Of demst. ~ evnced
by the crowded houtes drew last week lie lectures and
performs bis dcrfu experiments again this evening" ~
the came place, TX o'clock 60 early 10 secure seat
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye. to color the
hair whiskeYs he moment applied wthous injury
tho hair or ekin II car be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and has no bad odor 10 applied
Broadway. Fer sale ntsho city and country By druggists
generally.
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Ladiea, Shoes for SIX Shllllnus.-Ladi

Sppers Tyes and Toilet sppers at Ca and Bushins At h
pnr; hlt quality Slippers and Tyss AZ and Buskins
black and colored Gsisrs ~ l6s 49, the pair with
Misses and Chill drens Cater Boots and Shoes Of a the
J.B MILLER'S, 1874 Canal street.
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GOuraud's Liquid Hair Dye 10 without
very best invented equally
Gourauds Medicated Soap. for curing ppe
reckle salowness chaps, chafss, roughne sc Poudre
Rouge Lily White ana Hair Gloss ~ Walker ssrees
near Broadway, and Calender, 80 8. 3rd PhlAdA.
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Phalon,s New Snrinr Stv

PhalOn's New Spring style Of Hair Cut
tng-New principle In Hair Cutns-Clean Hair Brushes
all By the bAske. Of the best visits IN Am
eolipses ything before dreamod of In New York
PHALONS Crystal Palace. 1877 Broadway corner of Dey
nereAt
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HOW sPLENDIDIY ESG9AyED HOY ELEGANT
~ printed !-sre the remarks of all seeing EVER
BELL beautiful Weder ant Visiting Cards. all are
delighted NJ bis sp!eneii rssortrent Of rich idns
TO stewArts shie Palace. ~ - -
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MI oNkY TO LOAN 81, eco AND $500 TO LOAN ON REAL
Az estate. Apply TO Mrs MERRITT, No. ~ West Broad
ms porter house. Best Of Liquors and ssgars on
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IN ATRUCTION.

DHOsNIx BOARDING SCHOOL AT KEYPCRr N.
Parents who are abnus to place thsir ~ school
in the country so cited to acq1aint with
sdvaptsgeo to be derived from this institution
very moderate. The number Of pupils limited twenty.
For further particulars please address, FoRMiN Prn
cipal. N. BKeypert is 20 miles from Now York. The
stesmboas John Hars leaves foot Of Barclay street, At
O'Clock. Il, II. ~
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= - -
EIHANCgAL.

MoNLY.-orFICE REIovEB FROu pApx Pr.on
70 No sz warren street. corner o. strsc, where
&o In sunni Of $40 TO 800 or over A.sasv ;oa NJ AZ
warren street, first floor, rear ofHoc. "' Wv" ~" ~
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ZINE ART2.

THE RINUCCINI GALLERY, FLORiMCE.-THIs
splendid collection Of pictures III be sold Florence
by public suction hrs and folio wing days May
The sale will take place in the Pslszzo Rinuccin No
f9Idsscas d SO spsiso o gslery tie property Of
Of most ancient and nozzle families in
rare and valuable paintrs of the most celebrated masters
many OF which Of great historical aud
with the revival of the 1ne ra il Italy and
nndonbted sushe nsicy % the works Of she best
the HsI.n and Ultrsmc ntnnc Schools Raph ae
Dorncnrihno Carlo 0oe,- Titan, Salvador Rosa Refih
B.rs:ro. Meug', &C. Ihe illustrations Of the prncp.
paintings forming This gallery In rrets Several
COPIES Of them and Of the win be
sent to the propr sors OF tho journals in which this
tsement will appcsr also the largo establishments In
the principal cities II tho United st.Aes.
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NEW WRITING CLAsSES-NR GOLDSMITH WILL
commence classes shis day, March 40 the fol-
lowing honr,:-Ladies st II and O'clock r. gen.
uemen at A. NJ and T. and O'Clock +. n. Terms re-
dnoes or these classes only osehaf tho usual charge
cente or twenty lesaop5 fer SIS In ouding stationery Pr
uetcn from SIS TO So Mr. GOLDSMITH
will DO ~ bis rooms $50 Bscadway this day from ga
r. M for the Of registering the
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SOCIHrY mEKVIHas, XVO.


VNAAAANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDKk-
DO held ct the Council Chamber OF tho Great Wgwan
Tuesday evening March 1884, ~ half hour after the
setsiDg q the tun General and punotua attendance
requested. BY order.
erEpHFN O. DURYEA Secretary. -
Manhattan. Of blossom Sd NOON year Of disco
SOh Of 7th and Of the insttution.
she Gath.
MEXICAN INSTITUTE. FARMERS CLUB.-A RE-
"A susr Meeting will he hold At the Repository, No 3
Bros dway Tuesday March O. ~ noon subject " The
Apple Tree" Seeds California will be distributed.
Peers 80, preserved by Mr. Curtis OF Boston. will be
examined STRANGERS particularly invited Admission
FREQ.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY-TDE REGU-
~ moathly meeting Of shs society win be held 81 the
rooms in the University Tuesday evening, March AZ
tory OF Gotten and Cotton Manufactures"
MAUNsELL y. FIELD, Rec. Bee.
TIPHOI sTERERs -hPMBERs or THE SOCIETY ARE
Broomc and Mott Streets Wednesday evening. March
s. Punctusl sttendanc requested there ID business
Of Importance TO be By srder Of abe Presdcas
W. CUFF, Secretary.
NEW YORK SADDLERs' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,"
IN The meb Of this society requested to Mt
regular quarterly meeting 10 b. held their Yoo Military
hail. Bowery, "Wednesday evening" 80 infant, At eight
o'clock by order Of tho President
MASONIC EOrICE-A QUARTERLY CONMUNICA-
N1 hon OF the W. Grand Lodge of the ancient hon
orble fraternity OF Free and Accepted MssOns Of the State
Of New York, will be held ct Frsem sons Hail. No. coo
JAMES HERRING, Grand Secretary.
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a.Vea, 90.

goo REWARD -DissPPsAgANGE or A HORSE
~ and kidat-on Fsidsy, the 9Th MA, horse was
hired ana has NOS Jes been rGtarnet, by younr man
sbout twepty-four yesro old. sni five 20 Inches nigh
sth daR eyes Rrd hair, rudy fsoo and wearing blue
rock coat: Tho COLOR OF tho horso sorrei nearly
hfstn haDas hsh shamhss slow gnit under ma ssde
.r IN harness; hRd on dcnhla ougb bs tridlo VIII
hrMs curb oann, sid hog shin saddle wh aued sKrts
person Who viil give ebee horse OF
rider can be- font 9, VIII receive shn above YARD
JAMES E0hEi5. Liberty street, BroohIyn, L. l.
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u.,I nnoU hha.oi FISTS -WANTED, 81 A IRA
be Of good address &C oehdy habits have rafe
renee and he ecL len ted vi h oaerAte GALAXY Address,
with fun paEtoulars stating ago. experience salary re
qaired, 90 BELLA, Princeton, N. J.
WAETED-A MAN OF GgNTLEMANLY HABITs.
learn che Dsgae-reotyro business with ira Tellin
Artist His board will be paid for the rss month"; sm
salary given abe eeepad and sr tho third cordn
TO Abilities, &C. Ihis favorable chance for man VIA
or WHOM small capital. provided no il respectable
rood address steady habits and has good reereuees
Dress with full particulars, HELlA, Princeton, ".
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Notice.
STREETS Nav 18th 1850


OFFICE OF SUPT. STREETS, May 18th, 1852
PROPOSALS will be received at this office,
L until THURSDAY, the Both LIST, at IL o'clock
NJ, for excavating the earth and constructing cu
vert between and 800 feet long, 9th street from
the canal towards James river. The culvert will
be d feet wide and 81 feet deep clear, with walls
averaging two feet thick and is to range from
to IL feet deep from the surface of the the
water line of the cdlvert Th- masonry will be
wrought in hydraulic cement State the price per
lineal loot. Also, for a cuvert and suitable head
wall and stack in rayine 9th street. between
Clay and Leigh streets This culvert will be 1870
feet long, 3 feet wide and feet h !sh clear, with
side walls averaging feet thick-wth late raj
branch leading from Clay street into the main cul-
vert, about 200 teetlong and 2by clear. The pro-.
posai should state the price per lneal foot of each
The estimate tor the first mentioned culvert was
90 IS per foot; for the main culyert across 9th
street s. so; and for the lateral branch 81 80 per
foot, and Ii o bids beyond these estimates will be
considered.
Also, for grading and gravelling the sidewalk OF
9th street. from Byrd street to Haxalls mill canal
The proposal should state the price per cuoc yard
for grading and deposte said street, ESTIMATED
on grading a!one) and tor gravelling with gravel
from "GambIe's Hill" per square yard, and four
inches deep.
nv l4-ttd NJ. BATES, Supt. Streets.