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From Boston.
AWFUL RAILROAD ACCIpEST--IbSs OF Tr,r Rrra
HARRAsIEKET-MR, WEBSTER, ETC.

AWFUL RAILROAD ACClpEST-I6Ss OF Tr,r Rrra
HARRAsEEKET-MR, WEBSTER, ETC.
Boston, May 81, 1852
This evening, a. the carriage Of William Sawyer an
eminent lawyer Of Charestown and late ostmaser
attempting to the track of the Ftchburg railroad
at Wayerlcy, the downward northern train running he
rate thirty to forty miles hour up demolis-
ing the carriage and instantly killing Mr.. Sawyer, his
eldest daughter, and the driver Mrs Sawyer and two
other daughters were injured Mrs. s. 1t is ssd has her
skull fractured that the brains protrudc and she Is
not expected to The daughters il is thought
are not mortaly injured.
The brig Telos arrived at Portland from Cardenas has
en- board the officers and of the brig arraseeLet
Adams OF and for Portland from Havana which sprung
leak on the 18th inst in lat q 10 lon 70 and immc-
diatcly sunk The had barely time to get on board
the Tclos. with their effects
Mr. Webster purposes leaving here for Washington to-
morrow.
The cotton factosy in North Oxford Massachusetts,
owned and occupied by W. A. Fisher destroyed by
fire Saturday night The loss has been acertaned
The factory insured for So 900 in the Manufacturers
Company. Worcester; $4,000 in the American, Proyi-
d1nce; and s. 500 in another office in the city
sail boat was capsizcd New Bedford yesterday,
and two young menono Of Jonathan Ilowland the
other oil Tilcson Wood-were drowned.
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Items from baltimore.

MARYLAND ArpRE-RAILRoAD BILLS AND THE
LIQUOR LAW, ETC.
BALTIMORE, May "a 1882
In the Maryland House Of Delegates to-day the bill to
allow the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad Company
to bridge the susquehanna river referred to the
Legislature at its next session.
The bill to incorporate the Baltimore and Philadelphia
Railroad Company via Westchester and the bill TO take
the of the people Of the State in reference to pro-
hibting the sale Of liquor were both passed by the
House Of Delegates to-day
The first branch of the City Council has passed bill
TO loan S100o5 500 Of city bonds to the Virginia North
western Railroad Company
strickcr Nicholson formerly Lieutenant In the navy,
and of Commodore Nicholson died here yesterday Of
consumption
The repairs the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal are ra
pdly progress ing
The Southern mail from New Orleans has arrived but
the papers contain nothing of interest
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u,lic Tnrf.

CESrREvuIE Cor Rsr l.. I.-TRorriSG-NIoNpNY, May
N.Pursc and stake $3.50 two mile heats, in harness
G.. Spcer named ro z Tacony y.....,.,,.......... !
). Mclaughlin named b. m Lady Brooks ..,..,.... . 3
Owner named b. 1. Pelham .,,.,,.,. ...,,...,. .
Time, j.lO--514tf.
There was 4 large amount Of money .nd lost on
the above race Lady Brooks the fayorc at loo TO
co II aned In during the heats aud the track
was very heavy in consequence.
NASHVILLE RACrs.-WttNr1 CorRsE--MtY 13.-Stakc
FOR three year ods 500 entrance $50 forfeit mile heats
q y. Williams b. Sovereign dam Ny Stockholdcr 1
= u, Bugg CHI Z. by AndCrby, ont Of Princess
and by Le,iatlan. ,t.........,,. 2dr
fma
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The Earthquake Mt St. MichaeIs.

MANY LIVES, BUILDINGS, ETC, DESTROYED,
BosToS May ~, 1882.
Tho brig Richmond from st Michaels brings accounts
Of the earthquake at that place the 10th April before
reported. via Europe. Tho shock that
those board the vessels In The harbor distinctly expo
ricnced the trembling ~ the earth beneath them Tie
church nj st. Michacls swayc and shook aud was some-
what damaged. In one village in the interior forty
houses thrown down, ond lives were lost Tho
diuagc extended to all peu. Of the island
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Political Infenicepce.

ofN. PtfRtl ANp rfir PREsprNty The W,shingl,,
2aceraf Of the I'd says' We have seen lrtter frrn
highly respectable gentleman in New IIampshire vii,
says that Generals Pillow and Gushing are actysy IN.
PACED ~ preparing The way for the nomination OF
ilfee = the democratic candidate for the Presidency,
the next cabinet
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IN TIE SYMPTOMS AND CURE OF DISEASE
~ often not known to exist though it giving rise TO
other, and sometimes distressing and
There arc however three signs by which may detected
Now te disease referred ostrctures well known to be
the result Of former disease badly treated. IT, instance
that disease suffered to continue IL into chrome
state and them giving pain is often suffered remain
indefinitely or to got rid Of the patient he is told II will
thekenng and this thckenng part or the other
of the passage IL the disease In question and further
though II may remain unnoticed Tor q length OF time
IL s far from lying dormant, the hidden cause
OF many serious maladics, not only of sexual hut Of
nervous and dyspeptic kind The idea cannot oxist
Wne ~ ipediment in the stream IL ticed
take indeed thus only belongs to the worst and IL
to prevent this very state that these published
Although the symptoms Of this disease are numerous there
three Of especial mrortTrt IL has been already asd
t stream need not e diminished impeded observe
noSiuR is Indicative. Next, it dicult TO say how
long disease and not produce IT, for
disposed TO than anohcr but it should beyond
six weeks. this would an0rd at least suspicion The third
Is its eject 70 dCres the spirits and lessen both bodily
mental energy This effect is
seen alike in every individual hut that the wri
case (and he soes many every day. in which
he acnt oes not complain that hc Is not capable Of
business az formerly u v gratifying also observe the
1t y spirits End the disappearing u other maladies
yIe progresses The reasons Tor the above clearly
sL M caition ~ pages with plates, price 70 cents
ur Kalphs once hours Tor consultation are
@ 49, ~ ~ 20 ~ ~ tsundays excoptcdl, No 6i Hous
NY tlVst esf eostcr street, IruIn the uncommon nae
aNh advanasoe the author has cniove sm6ng MN,
Noud having resided several wears in rnr f
Ss laao-e q studying particular diseases followed
th, without Hesitation, promise even IA TIA ,nnt
ana complicated cRecs-as secondary 6i'eeses
Atm"fe certain aAie, ard radical thsr San S MI
tanned ifum NpN ot6tr source IN Amorica rf,nss ~ $3.50.
~ tfe earlier tNrs pt oisnaqe l ae rra.G05 ~ Ak
apd rAr1ttN az tue cure Which IA cft.. ,Aa,tei y .
tNF @". se. A4'ts VANS, ~ as :, 81 2cst.1ed
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TINE METHODIST coSrrr,..,E Nr 30 roT.


Rishop W,uoh :hc T., -1dcnt, resumed the chair on
the r. II 80 m ,ug 80 tgt epnttrcnce today.
Erv I,r r.,enc, representative OF tNc Wesleyan
Mt bn4t Chu' eh in Canada, being about to lesso deli
parting adde's. 10 the conference in which he
alluded 20 The late bishop i!cldng having been
missionary TO the people or canalD. There are now
over 900 minister connected with Canada. The pre-
sent conference yeor oinutd Mr.. Greene, would pro-
bahly be marked one in the annals of the church which
VIZ, entirely sclf-suppOrting,
The resolution allowing tho election of missionary
bishops, The 10 De- submitted to the annual
icrenrcs for approval was laid orcr until tomorrow.
resolution adoltcd recommending to the cnnsi
deIaiou Of the Board Of Missions in New York the esob-
lishmcnt u an italian mission
The Conference fixed upon indianapolis "a the place
for holding the next session of thc General uonfre
which takes place in 1856.
Both the report, concerning the pay and allowance to
vorious branches Of the CLERGY referred to special
committee ol Ave.
The death of Rev ID, Collins, Of tho China mission
was announced aud appropriate resolutions offered and
adopted.
The report presented on Saturday concerning the
Tract Society, next taken up: but before fu &c, eu
was lad, the Conference adjourned.
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THE TURF,

TTNIoN COURsg.- sg.-TROTTING-TUEsDAY. MAY b.
ST. N. Purse and stake $500. Mls heats boat In 3,
in harness Mr. Jones enters Pct hr. George 5Picse
enters e. War Esge; Mr.. MoLasghlia enters Lady
Brooks Mr.. Nodine enters Geo. West Cars will leave
South ferry, Brooklyn the O'Clock h aad
return the sports are over Faro each way 70
cents. JOHN /. SEEDIKER Proprietor
TTMON NcoURsE-TROTTING-THU MAY II
L. NJ. Purse stake $780, Mile he ats bes In 5.
In harnes Mr. George Spicer enters bl Goiiah; Mr. H.
Woodruff enters b. m Boston Girl Mr MoLaushln enters
SO Nile heats best in 3 to wagens wagon and driver
Mr. Geo Spieor enters e. War Eagle Mr. Nodne enters
m Green Mountain Maidi Mr. Wheelan enters m Lady
Haynes. Cars will leave South ferry Brooklyn for te
course at o'clock r. M ana return as the spers
are over. Fare each way, % cents.
JOHN l. SNEDIKER. Proprietor
(ENTREvIILF COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.-wED-
~ nesday, May 20 At three o'clock, T. w. match for 500,
mile heats best three in FIVE in harness j. names blk.
Lady Jackson Hicks; A. NJ. names b. Dolly Fine I'm
medately after there will he ma oh for $40 mile heAts
beet Bve bctween horses Willams
burg. omnbnses leave Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn. at two
o'clock, a. N. JOEL CONKLlN. PropFstoI.
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The National Convention,

NEW BEDFORD, (MAss) FOR WEBSTER.
Nav BTsroRp. May u. 1852
The city of New Bedford heretofore claimed Is anti
Webster has chosen ten Webster delegates to the whs
Convention Of the Tenth district
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Naval Intelligence.

- BOSTON May y, 1872.
The L. :. ships Germantown, and John Adams. were
at Madeira the I'll of Aprl-thcr officers and crews
all we'll The brig Richmond arrived at Boston, and mas
letter bags from them and the L. :. ship Dale
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INSTRUCTIONS.


A N ITALIAN SINGLE LADY. ACCOMPLISHED vO
"A calst, Pianist, and considered Of the best
teachers in singing residing in New York. wishes find
pleasant residence, Consisting OF three
nishcd or with without board The rent
be paid in by tuition in singing pisnore in thu
French Italian, and Spanish languages In which tho lady
advertising is professed. vol music. Address
"Musieai Lady" letter V, Herald office.
A TEACHER WANTED-IN PRIVATE SCHOOL.
~ One who oompetept to teach the English branches
and music, and will boa rd with the prinoipal
may bs had at - Frankfort street.
INSTRUCTION on THE PIANoIoRTE.-A YOUNG
afrnshed room, with breakfast and tea in New York
vicinity, in private family. in exchange for instruction
the Piano. Also. few scholars more wanted. Terns
reasonable references given. Adore T. P a. this hce
II ANCUAGES.-A GENTLEMAN FROM EUROPE,
who has resided time in the United Sates offers
his services to the public professor Of the Latin Greek
French, Germsn Italian and Spanish languages lie IL
coneeEt that he give insight into the ates OF
these and the English language materially shorten
the time necessary to obtain perfect knowledge OF each
Please address DR.. T. H., at the office Of this
MADAME BARBER, NATIVE or PARIS, INIES DS
" to commence class OF French eSn,ersaon for those
who have already knowledgs Of that language who
wish to practise it. Also class for those commenting
Madame Barber he every day from TO o'clock
at 561 Broadway. Terms moderato.
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TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALs.-NEW BUILD
= ing No. y Beekman street between Nassau and VIII
Liam streets the City Hall Park and principal hotels
1he undersigned bag respectfully to inform their
ma the trade that they moving the first May
70 te new, building No 2g Beckman sire et between Mas
san and William streets They trust, from the facilities
theo ouefec BY every modern Improvement TO meet con-
tnuance o. liberal support Fonts Of plain Scotch faces,
ranging from l bs to 1000 lbs weight will be kept
and az ~ varied assortment OF Fancy Letter and
ycy fer the furnishing Of complete PRINT
g suusorbers would beg to call the attention
oil the trade 20 their metal which durability has not
surpassed equalica by any foundry in the United states
By peculiar combination OF metals arrived at from nm
experience e thirty years, they enabled cast tyre
heretofore furnished by any foundry in tho oountru ~
proof Of this they would state, that tho last dress f M
Iarer tho New ork Hcrad lasted upwards Of ono
sersgug daiy circulation All The yeor. including
synder prcssethus evidcncing oonousyely tic ~
DURABILITY. JAMES CONNER & SON, No. 25 Ann street.
corner Of Na7a Ihe type, No on which this paper Is
xrntcd, Is frAe James Conner Sons foundry; H. b
Editors anu publishers Of newspapers giving the above
Insertions PRIOR the August 1852 and sending he
copy Of tho same, Will he paid for It in materials by
thn toar times the amonnt Of their bill for
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ITO THE LOVERS OF vALENCIEN LAcEs John
4 MADDEN CO. 55 Broadway have lust recciy ed from
auction large lot OF valencicn laccs, which they will sell
right on at 80 per cent below the i'm porters prices
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VT,o PRINTERs,--A GREAT VARIETY or WOODEN
Type for seo. AS II has been in forsome time ii
will lie sold very reasonable terms. Apply to L. ID. C
third story Herald BUILDINGS.
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SPECIAL cossEsrosDrScE yoRK HERALD.
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDTDATEs OF THE PRESIDENCY
ALL IN FAVOR or THE COaPRosUsE--woULD VETO
ANY ArrEMPT TO REPEAL THE FUGITIVE LAW. ETC.
WasHlssroN, May "a 1852.
Robert Scott, of Richmond Va last week addressed
letter 10 several OF the prominent democratic can
dates for tho Presidency requesting their opn-
ions resar Il the Compromise and ii elected
shet her they would veto any bill should bc passed by
Congress repeating importing the working OF the Fugi
tive Slave law,
Ihc tnl .nwilir /. a lf Mr. SnntI, iettnr.-.
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TO PRINTERS.


To PRINTERs.-ToR SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
= Standing iress, and super royal Washington Hand
rrss with einking apparatus complete. Apply to X n.
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XEM. Writer'S AUCTIoNEER. Will SELL on

Nv M. WIIILRS, hUUTIONE EER, VIII SELL ON
Wednesday, at one O'clock at IS7 Canal strcot, the
Furniture 81 family leaving the city, consisting of large
soTme9t e ralor Chamber and kitchen Furntu also,
two Pier Glasses hantel Ceck, Vases Oil Paintings Sofas
spring sea- Chairs Rockers Dyans Dining and Tea Tables,
Dressing Bureaue Nashstands, French Bcdsteads Hair
Mattresses large Feather Beds Sheets Quilts Brussels
Three Ply anc Ingram Carpets Oil Cloths, Hat Racks,
Lamps B0ok-casc Kitchen Furniture; also, six Canary
Birds and aees good singers; and
fsods. one liAho &C., Nc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DAPER HANGINGs.-THOMAS FAYE 4 co. NO,
4S5 Pearl street, near Madison call the attention OF
dealers and purchasers generally to their extensive asot
ment OIL foreign and domestic Paper Hanging every
rety and style, particularly their Oak. Velvet and
coa dseoIatons which they have arranged
- 70 snow at glance to the most
the eject will be when the walls The public invited
70 call and examine this and unique The
most artstica workmen employed to hang
IMPORTED MALT LIQUORS, OF THE VERY BEST
quatss-ueaers and others be supplied with
meas Dublin NNN Brown Stout Barclay, Perkins Co, q
London Porter Doves Fakirk, Muir Youngers Ednburg
and hsr,ey Paisley Aios Also, Bass Co.'S East Inds
Tonic Pale Ale, all in first rate order packed
dozen and dozen quarts or in uuanties to suit
ehasers, by the importer
G. r. LETHBRIDGE, IS and So Fulton street
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A ROMATIC AND STRENGTHENING TINCTURE ron

A ROMATIC AND STRENGTHENING TINCTURE FOR
STRENGTHENING the gums bleaching the teeth preserving
them against pain and decay and relieving ooache may
be ooDstanty bought in the drug NJ NJ Coddns
tSn So5 Hudson street and 15 broadway; Fortenback
NSeman, " Hudson street, Green, Of Broadway
ano Walker street, Greeneaf Kinsey 62 yesey street,
kushtcn Clark Co., 6j and 273 Broadway and 10 Asor
euse sands, corner Of Bowery and Spring street. Warner
@ becoker street. Mhau Is3 Broadway Price per bottle
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nISS0LUT1ON OF COPARTNERSHIP--THE CO.
partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the firm of Winslow Lanier CO.. is this day dis
solved by limitation The unsettled business OF the lats
firm Will be settled by II. IL. Winsow and d. Lsnier
who authorized to the Of firm
RICHARD IT. WINSIOW;
JAMES i. d. LANIER,
ISAAC KIP Jr.
NOTICE OF cOPARTNERsHIP.-THEsU SUBSCRIBERS
~ have this day formed coparnership for the trans
action Of general Custom House brokerage business
oihce, 70 Fine street. up stairsNew York May 81 1852
ALLEN G. WASHINGTON,
TEODORE A. MYERS,
(Late of Grenele, Talman, Bibby s. Col
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JoHN " S0MERlNDYKE, AUCTIoNEER. STORE IL
spruce street ednesday May &C. at ~ West street.
At l0oelck Boarding and Porter House Furniture aud
Lease: Bedseads Beds and Bedding OF twelve bed
carpets Looking Glasses OH Cloths, Sofas Tables Chairs
Tumbers, Kegs &c. Also, lease of premises for three
fron Nag l. rent 800 ali paid up to May Croton
water premises Dnd everything complete Tho lodging
than pays the rent. Ill health Of the is tho
cause oi seliing. Possession Immediately.
WM T. BOYD, Salesman.
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INTERPRETATIONS NOTICE-JouN y. VAN
lANTWfRP. Auooneer will sell, this DAY at 10 clock
at No SCedsr street fearl a credit Of four
DpaoksEes md lots comprising general assortment Of
acsrsh h geoos adapted to the season Also ~ casks
Grace Chsin, ~ bags B. u. Horse Nails Corn Scythes
snaths Ta9e and small Cutlery Tacks, Brad Tools Sc
Ac Fer frI particulars see catalogues, which
readN. Ss.e pNAitire.
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JQHN ". SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER, STORE II
spruce street-This day at the auction room At 10
o'clock, Mortgage Sale Of Furniture, consisting Sofa
Bedstesds Cottage and Patent Bedseads Hair
Husk and Straw do Feather Beds Mahogany Cane
Chairs, Mahogany Sofas. Bureaus Tables, Secretaries
Dining Tatles Mahogany Rockers Easy Chairs gilt framed
and mahogany do. Looking Glasses Washstands Toilet
Tables, Ccuehcs Toilet Sets. Tables Centre Tables
Stoves. ana quantity Of Kitchen Furniture Also %
pieces Oil Cloths. SC. J. W. SoMERINDYkE.
carN
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AwEUL RAILROAD DAcCIDgST-THREEL LIVES LOST
&c., &C., SO.
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HENRY IT. LEEDS s co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION

HENRY II. LEEDS & co WILL SELL AT AUCTION
Wednesday, 26th and Friday May IS at 10e o'clock
the Sales ROOM Wall street, large collection
Iulnrturd Vases and Verde Antique Statuary
bcAg the fourth sale the Sgnor Pandoihns
extensive importaton consisting Of variety
ieets in aabaser copies Of all the avortc models of soup
Also, large collection splendid scuptured Vases
Of every se snd style. Now exhibition
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II S. HoUGH, AuCTIoNEER.-LARGE AND RE
~. remptor sale Of Furniture Carpets &c Wednes
day at l0f5 M at 81 Beekman street embracing all thu
most useful and necessary goods for housekeeping
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

rSAN AMI
$4,000 P sAas street., r.EeAsa no, nSSsn s.a
Se fa n the sy ap ssd ~ s aS %
tsp on This tre, win be sold at frf'n sur1 9syraa %o
Al''' - Insurance Office s5 Ss,sau street
sEf9n9Neh si: on ts da ns"SEIss sS.,s
@ e f a1aT aaa sr Win % sS az psqs
'V VIZ" small Mn. l. siiI1poS. S. Nassau street
va QUO three story and basement ioSse aai.led
ns n sa" rdtEts Rpsa r i n, .t
two ntw eautul Houses on President street street st $1,000
Insurance Once, u Nassau street.
EoR SAIE-A LARGE RAY MARE SUITABLE FOR
q eartman, or any heavy work She is splendid and
gse Apply at the Coal yard, Of Thonpson aud
EoR; SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR MERcHANDIsE-zA
ngs and other Improvements; for MERIDIAN disc at low
particulars inquire at the Real Estate Office 81 Broadway
EoE sALE-A BLACK MARE, WAGON AND HAR-
hands stylish driver and tots her he mile n three minutes
solttseeher or separately Inquire OF G. j. BROWN, 3
EoR sALE-A LIGHT RocKAwAy CARRIAGE. WITH
at ii6 Elizabeth street
COUNTRY SEAT TO LET--IN A VERY ELEVATED
~ healthy, and beautiful tuntion, country place. with
ton ls % "
times day Abundance of shade, fruit berries nuts &C.
Apply to f. Martndae Ne. Nassau street. third story.
HORSE, WAGON, HARNESS, &C, COMPLETE, FOR
saeOne of the handomest in the city; be-
longs TO gentleman who going Europe. The whole
sound ard having been purchased this month. Price.
SiD Apply at Owens stables, Love lane, uioks street,
Brooklyn.
VT,o LET-IN JERSEY CITY. A GOTHIC COTTAGE,
fifteen minutes walk from the ferry Tie furniture
is to be sold at auction. Rent S2J Inquire Of j. COLE
MAN HART, Sc Nassau street. New York
WANTED-To LEASE. A SMALL FARM, WITH PRI-
w yiege ofbuying. within 100 miles Of the city.
railroad with small house, and plenty Of fruit Address A.
H., hox los, Post Office.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES

NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHTP--THE sUBsCRIB.
ers have this day formed corartnershp for tho trans
action OF general banking exchange and business,
and for the negotiation of public and corporate loans
the firm Of iIsow, Laner Co.-Dated New York, lst
May IeJ2 RICHARD ii. WINSLOW,
JAMES r. d. LANIER
JAMES WINSLOW,
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GREAT SALE OF HOT HOUSE AND GARDEN
~ PIants.--LymRn L. Rawdou will SELL this (Tuesday)
morning at L. O'clock their sales rooms, 3--
Bscadvsy, of White street very extensive
tractye sale of hot house and garden Plants every
rey fine standard and other Roses
Dalas &C. from the of Mr. D. Boil. Also, fruit
and ornamental Trees of every description Also
very fine long breed Canary Birds good singers cages
Wednesday afternoon, May 26 at clock, large sale of
choice Wines, Lauers &c Tuesday Thursday aud satur
day evenings at ~ o'clock at he sales Books and
Stationery. JOHN kEESE, Auctioneer.
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T1LANTS AT AUCTIoN.-WILLIAM s. McILyAINE l.
Co. Will sell this day Tuesday at 0ls o'clock, at their
store, No. John street. splendid collection OF Hyhred
Perpetual Roses, Verbenas Dshas &C., &C., from Isaac
buchanan, Astoria Long Island Catalogues the
ing Of sale.
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UcTI0N rOTlCE.-GRoCERIEs RICE. STARCH.
IA RasDs Brandy. &C., Tuesday, MaS 25th. At l0ls
o'clock ~ 81 Dey street corner Grss1wsh street sugar
Lemops Pickles Nuts, Sweet Oil Soap, Candles Maearon
Brandy Gin Wines Mackerel Hearings. Segars, Tobacco
,Nalsman6er Safe, Nc W. A. CARTER. AuctioEeer.
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I y. HoiBRO0k, AUCTfONEER-J. D. HOI BROOK
". Co viii sell this day, a 0ll o'clock, at the sale-
room. lo Maiden lane, Greenhouse plants-A general
Monthly and Annual Roses. in bloom; Carnations. Cera
NUNS, lemon. Oranges, &c. from the nursery Of G..
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