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lH' E>baV. NAV
SrHAIE.-McSsrs Seward. nsi. =.
and Cass presented petitions In ,a,,-,
Homestead bill as PASSED ly The u.c,>. % 49,
On motion OF Mr. po,lg. d: Vs..
bill granting III" right OF WAY and land ,. 800"
railroad from Milwaukee 10 H.. III,
River. WAS amended 80 AZ 10 ,,s,,--, ','i'
others Of like character, and ,brn ,,3 ''+
10 he enoros>ed.
The bill authorizing the Irr>ii.lrr- 70.
ports Of entry and delivery :pr Tie ,,r.... "
district et ru-ct's Sound ard Unl,.iaa IN %.
econ; and aI>" the till gran,ins,,i2..,..-
right ot' way, &c. for railroal ,r,,.
Francisco to San JOSE, were several, ,,' a1
r,l.
The Dciirirnr. Liil va, Then TAX,
which Mr. ll,l,- "iirrc,i an aluyl.l.a,.u, =.
img all acts AUDITORIUM. grratrr ,anu,.,,.,".
to naval oiiiccr> Than i provided ty I'll, :,
OF March, 1888.
Mr. Bad Ger moved 10 amend Mr. Ua],,,
menGn,Et 10y adding Ia. ,,ro,i,, tia. ..
Superintendent q the NATURAL A.n.ara. -.
allowed 4 compensation OF >aroo ,.r. .,,.-,-
Tins was agrcei TO. a.. Mr. Has ap,,l
mcnt - thus amended. wa> al,l-rd
Other amendments were di,,,u>>-l A.
which tir,. senate adjourned.
II"r-E.-Atlcr rya!.l.- o.. lie iuI-1.ar =.
IIou-c went MO .lllnir-,-- 4 ;l,-ul,'~ ~
resumed the con>:d,r.;i.:. Of ,lr :e.r.,r-,
business.
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tin\pAT. Ma' -


SFxATE.-Mr Butter presented l,
drntials of his colleague, NJ il,>@','-'''
was sworn in and took hj> se7'- 49,.
Mr. AtcLi>on moved that tio > '''. : ,
to executive session. AMI he Sa'l IL H.
permitted. he could >how thai an ''
session was Of the -~rarr-t liai"'T. "a. 80
The doors Were not "lnr'a IL,
two o'clock. when The pc,irlcnry l..'
ken MP. -
rria,inc so. Geo for lcficicnei,> n me- -
ses OF the supreme. Circuit and lh>'Fl
of the L. :. imclu,lirg The TaE ~
iuries and the safe kcepjn-o OF IT,>.'''
after some discussion was agreed H. .-. =
Hor,r-The IIou>r, amber a - -
of the rules. took up and passed IT, = y.
linqui>hing to Iowa lands reserve '
Springs. =, n
lands, reported back with ame3 n Iar3o r
bill granting ten million acres Of az -! 81
States for the benefit Of the i'l'i''''
Mr. Hale also reported other bis, -,...,..
them authorizing those VII" haFE 80 =
warrants for service, in the war o. o.. "a
enter GOOD lands in lieu Of the ~9I. +. he CO
they have selected, vas rt'cFrt, :, .be T.
mit,ee Of the Whole on the Sfa'e
ion. = go
NJ Har-i. { lam = be'. -
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM ROPE.


NTW 1"EK. Aiav 2@--ihe steamship
ii,n'"'':' Al'i. i-'.y>, arrived At lh!S tort
III evening. iro':! C"wr> MAY ";h.
+" Steamship british Queen, from Liver
pool '"r The Mediterranean, prt INTO Hoy
head on >An.iaH ih'' 9th. at noon. an fire
She had I''rn i!9o'.r'i. Tat ii . L. NJ, Ike fire
Nd, >'i.l raging
lhc ,In"'l'' - tuiilon IN the hank q: Eng
iand on The eighth, Lad increased 10 nearly
invent! millions sterling Con>ol>.3 per cent
"'rr !a>t quoted at 90
HE Emperor and Empress OF Russia az
",rl al Warsaw May >.
Martial law "a> proclaimed a; Pre>'ur-
~ The -"'h "i Aini-
lncchti%ry fires were OF daily occurrence
n i'un-ary-
lhr marriage % III" EmErro- Of Austria
with the Princess Sidoi.ia, OF SaNony, was
about t" take place
Accounts from rari> were almost exclu-
>i'elv devote! 10 the then aIproae!in. tr;c
Of the 10th 81 Nav. When th.. IIun.holr
left i: was ;i.!!v anticipated tina; liz. procil
marion OF the Em,.ir,. would TAXI, r'ar,.. An
"il''ai warning hal been .i,en by the Gov
rrnn."nt :" the Pays This step produced
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.&EiisiCiN INGENUITY.

mex
AriRiCAN INGENUITY.
IA Ea-.;-l. paper pub;s4., series %
.e-:;,"ns On ,itHe:iran ingenuity recent: ~
! Capital. " kinnon. OF the British Navy
The :oilo~ing IS n extract:
'ile thought there Vas something ot;sin,.l
IN s.- american r:n,l and that as far as in
vcn;:pn wrl:,'Irv w.r" tie iirs: in the world.
hi i, "a D. attributed, 10 various causes. an.
;i:cv were Mr. il.,n:iy9 i..ai, the English
tor t." t,,s,ir, ~e.*cry:
I:'sm' invented any'lt;ns III Engia,.'. h.
Va, '".'."'i uYoa A. : protector, and his e.
.or.- L., Lot m-,. with encouragement. But
in An 'ri.,,, ii hr invented anything, ever 81
.lttl". =" W, considered a great NAN. taken
in hand ~ intluyn,;,' men. and made a for
tune. H. knew several who had amassed
large sums. from 81 900 to 100000. He
should Ike 70 see VI Erglishman do that
II" wonl T., ,lch"i It il he expected it, APP
piausc.I The fast invention he could speak
o. VA one that amused MN very much lie
saw 4 i.srsc ship which was coming to Europe
with wheat. and ao:igsidc was a very curious
thing. Ike niui mar.inc.and several b;rgcs
fail .: grain. H. Va, 'er, H.U :. a:touis!cd,
on! ,>n; o;. :olrl % "xaHi!.c the ma, linc.
which h. iiJuni to DC a grain erya-
;or, nliyh vas intended to bump the grain
from 70 bar, IN, the biz siip. He .; frs,
l7u,;ri ait. an,i Thought il d Yankee inven-
,l AMI (. .b. t.:. v,.cu hc 60. on board he
:cunl tha. it runnct ;hc sra.. d. sucl. an
;.w.t.! PACE. that i; almost drowned him tc-
fore he cot ;D the hat, !.wuv. I3uoi,,,r
aiplause) He found j, delivered 20.oGa
bushels per hour. .SurDosc." SAL tn. snc,'--
o. ,o;n,ino f. -. c";l;,- .,h.r. was, .,r,.,,
,,,, ~, ,,,ro :, ra,r, so,l ,ho .:,, :, =,
.,,, -, ..c.,, ,.., ,h.. .,o.i,.,, ~
800. ,,,1h, .,.o, =.
=. lrr..,,,. ,.,.>
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o.al.~ ,r'
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The "AMrMEoNs." 1t will lie seen from
their advertisement in another column. that
this popular and accomplished troupe of Vo-
ca'iSt, are to give concerts in our village,
Monday and Tur-days evenings of next week.
They come highly recommended having
been engaged in giving musical entertain
mcnts for several years past, with complete
success.
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FRIDAY. Nav =

ii4'-A l. -'4AH
Mr ITlnt"r Novel 70 postpone The CO.., !.
ration OF private h,.is until = o'clock, and :,
Also ave ro,i-c HAT he would th,n NOV,
al NJ ,hr!cf ;.n al. Carried,
Mr Ecrri.n >7il that he Was o''6-e =.
leave for G,.or.il in a t'-w da,>. and a,A-
Tor the consideration 81 th- bi'i Tor tie So
nloral o., oi,>rrnrtiun> IA the S"arnah ~
Agreed 70. and after come dctatrihc BIZ "a
ordered to he cngro>sed.
Mr>sr> Haze. Fish. Walker Scwa-l a.
and Chase presented numerous mrma-a'
asking for the passage Of the llon,>'o! b.
Mr. Hunter moved 80 take NJ rhr H.. ~
~ hill. hur The Senate refused, and lien -
crc,l'-'l 10 the consideration OF 1-i'a'c i.'
sixteen of which were passed and tie >c.ae
adjourned till Monday.
immediately aficr y -au'z.. :,
hou>,. resumed the consideration Of lie g..
relating TO salaries of territorial otfe.r,
\ rrotracted debate followed, Nr>>r>l IT
>on, Stuart. Borland. >i,i,., Jones. II -,
Polk, B>>cll. Richar,l>rn. t'id,liu-,> All ~
crs participating, an tie Il. H.s lad " Z
20 hr reported 10 III" Hons
The bill TO establishing the boundaries ~
then taken mp.
Mr. Richardson moved an apFr'i raa;io1 =
50. coo. ~ he int,u.!,i - Ak 10 co.,
man b. surprisehe stated that >eil,'a''- ..
be required for establishing the huurda-'' 81.
only >25.e"0 tins wear II" rN'ef; d g.
boundary Is GOO miles au'i Il : nects'a-,
fix it before settlements arc made.
Mr. Richardson's ameIlmcRt was ae:f.
The hill was also laid aside To hc rrT'-'''- q
the House. together with >e'rral "iAe'' - r. !.
the Committee rose and the House "''-.-'
finally acting upon them Adjourned
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THE G. ALE ID q n A n.

SINGULAR DISCOVERIES IN f."srT-A
most interesting discovery has just been madc
in Egypt. 1t was known that there exists a:
Mount Zabarah. situate near the shores G.
the Red Sea. mine OF EEcraldS which the
the Pacha Of Egypt caused 10 be worked IN
times past hv Frenchman. VI. Gaillaud. and
which has teen abandoned ever since the
seigc of Alehemet Ali.
An English company solicited and Obtain
ed, short time since, the authorization TO
resume the working of this mine, which, II
appears, still promises great riches. In the
recent execution Of some important works III
that place the engineer Of TIE company, Mr.
X. Allan, has discovered, at great depth
the traces OF d gallery which survives from
the hi he>t antiquity.
He has caused considerable excavations I"
he made: lie has found tools, ancient utensils
and stone on which is engraved a hero
glyphic inscription. This inscription proves
the truth ofthe opinion entertained by MesSrS
Gaillaud and Hrizcni. that the mine had been
worked in the highest antiquity.
|; appears, on examining the inscription
on this stone. that the first works OF the mine
Of I,jarah would 20 ID. k Is far as the reign
OF ScsoStris. who, according 10 the general
opinion, lived atoTt the year 1860 Is. t.
!nIepthdencc B,ige.
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&" The London Literary Gazette. of the
- ult. reviews Mr. Bancrott's History of the
American Revolution. The reviewer thinks
the style hears here and there too close an
affinity to Pindar> Odcs or Thompson's Sea
SONS. anu therefore saws:
We must not omit to add one word of
counsel to Mr. Bancroft as TO his stvle. the
chief fault Of which is its pompous rerhosi,y
Never dld any writer more need the sensible
advice which DIR, johnson once gave 10 an
author of his dav; Read over vour manu-
script. and whenever Won come 10 a passage
which vou think particularly fine, strike i,
out ="
Mr. l'anrrott must feel exceedingly obliged
to John Bull ior his disintcres;ed advice
Those particularly fine passage" probably
have reference to Bunker Hill. Yorktown
ard Saratoga,
DEATH OF JOHN HOWARD PAYNE.-A
ashngtOn letter in the Baltimore Patriot
announces the death ot John Howard Pavne
i>''-' 'ui N'iISul DIT ulllS- dtl the dulllpr Ol
several dramatic works. and number of 9th
er literary productions, including the popular
song Of Home, Sweet Home" He was Z
native of Boston.
SINGULAR DEAIH.-It is stated in III,
Traveller that a day or two since. at South
Boston. child about a wear old, which had
been left asleep in the kitchen in the care of
Its grandparents. was attacked by rat dur
ing the M ht. which cat off one ofthc finger.
from the hand of the child, and gnawed tn,
flesh to the bone in several places on lis arm.
IN so fri htful a manner, that although mcdi
cal aid was Immediately called, vet the child
lived only short time.
&c" \ young man named ROYAL Beach
committed suicide in Hinesburg on Sunda,
last by hanging hmselfin a barn. Cause as
signed, the loss of nice span of horses b,
fraud while under the influence 81 liquor
I'rro7' tr'oGr"g1 T. ,,-,l.~
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Ctr Calt0anIau.
S T. 10 n ii S Blu r Y,
SATURDAY. MAY 90, 1852.
WHAT ARE THE SIGNS


Noti.;ug could scarcely b. more clearly
!orcsilaiowcd than the Nomination OF Gen.
Winfield Scott t"r Ir.: iden: ly the approach
in National Convention oi the Whi- party
0. me United States. 1t was scmc time since
known ,A,t tie great State OF Pennsylvania
was all but unanimous for him: also. that the
other two grca: and commanding States Of
New York an Ohio would declare for lin
whenever their DELEGATES should De elected.
They are now chosen, and with tie exception
Of about half a dozen are in favor Of the Hero
Of Lundy's Lane NJ Fillmore has ;oill. or
five o. the New York Delegation and Mr.
Webster oae. OF. perhaps two. Uaio is still
more unanimous for his nomination. In adj
ditto. to his strength in these three States.
the Wings OF almost every ether State prefer
him. and their Delegates. ii they follow the
wishes O.. their constituents, viii give him
their votes. at least cnrU.h Of them vii al
Most ,lrc,. !, ~ 50 20 pat ..,.n al.,'. u both
Webster ard F:i,l:urc and consequence,
place him in nomination. SOFT is gaining
daily. Many who. two mon!hs ago. preferred
some Other man are now heartily lai"oring in
his behalf Indeed. r,7no., saws that Mr. Wei
ser t.ors l"t exp...t the nomination. Neither
does Mr. Fillmore. if tie reports are correct
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in town last Monday evening on visit to his
family in Lyndon. He will, we learn, be ab-
sent from Washington two or three weeks
He appears to be in good health and spirits.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoyvESr1ov
Next Tuesday is the dav on which the To-
cotocos Of the country are 10 convene in Con
vention to nominate a Presidential ticket
The New York Evening post cvphers out the
first ballot as follows:
For Gen. Cass, 81: for Mr. buchanan. &c:
ior Mr. Douglass, %; for Mr. Marcy, "a: for
Gen. Pierce, ); for Gen. Butler, "a: for Gen.
Houston, Il; for Gen Lane. IS; for Mr Alien.
II; for Gen. Dodge >. Whole number of
votes, 2sS. Necessary to q choice, 1.-TWO
thir,l<.) l92
This is excluding South Carolina. a State
which, ii represented, Will add 10 to the vote
Of Douglas and make 100 Necessary TO a
choice. We shall not be surprised if sonic
other man, than any named above should re-
cci,e the nomination. 1t will be difficult ia
reconcile the several divisions. unless they
do as in 1874, drop all their old favorites and
take up new man. We hope they will nom
mate respectable man, that we may have
something TO Gsht-something to defeat
FIEE.-A dwelling house and its contents
in Lit,eton, y. H., bclonging to Mr. Dodge
was consumed by fire, the lsth inst Tie
wind communicated the fire across the road
some six rods, to large barn. which was al.
So DESTROYED. Tie house was fired iv 4
small boy.who was playing with matchcs rear
ON. ,ira,inre in H." CARR:
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SATURDAY. Ma ,

NAII KIN I ~. =
HorsE.-The House. in Conrnt;r' ~ - =
Whole nn Territorial bills took Y lie ID"
to provide for the protection q ~" "
and Oregon. 1t proPo>cs t" t'>iT''a', a
among the people Of the>e territories ~ =,
lection from Indians. and = cal. oli Inc 49,
tia when necessary.
Mcssr> Pcaslcc, Phelps al "e'S ln1 no
spoke on the mattcr.whcn tie ,1.l N'' am,
ed. 10 distribute arms among 'hr lr'f'
Texas and California. and laid as'''', =.
Other bills were then ar;c'! ~ VIZ"
Committee arose withou, taking '',' +
their passage, and the House aalo1''''-
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be WITT c. CREGIER,
Benz; :, RHooAADEs. Committee.



RICH AND USEFUL PREsENTs.-A C. BACLEY &
~ Co.. manufacturers, solicit the attention of the trada
and the public generally to their stock (f manuo
turo Of gold gold and silver pencils pen cases.
In less variety patterns principles aud Sizes together
with our celebrated extension eases gold and silver with
workmanship, principle Of construction, and durability
eclipse anything Of she kind previously exhibited Seven
sizes and warranted We would alse call atten
Alien 70 superior geld pens which need proof Of their
attempts at imitation Nos. 27 Irving House) Broadway
and lc Maiden lane.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SC, AT No; IS FULTON
street Fl Lockv ocd would call the attention OF the
public to his and ple did store rebuilt bis old
No 30 Fulton street His long experience in the watch and
ewory busnes with the o his brother
Mr. Lockwood in the selling dc par.ment will he is
hdent insure his patrons prompt and satisfactory atteR
ton in his line Ings exte nsve assortment
be found general variety of watches jewtlry and
silver of the latest and most approved fashion
N. B.-Watches. jewelry, and silver wer made aud
paired at the shortest notice. F. LOCKWOOD.
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UHE BALL SEASON.

a COMPLIMENTARY BALL WILL BE GIVEN BY
the New York Highland Guard for the benefit Of the
widow end orphans Of the late William G. McKerracher
ths celebrated Scotch bpsf at TanmAny HALL on Thurs
Of the members Of the company, and the following
ntttee Capt. William Manson 25S Spring street. l,ut.
STSsnus Lieut.. y CLARKE llS william street; Sergeant
vesey street; Sergeant James Senior 2 Third
corporal James Daniels Jay street, Brooklyn Corporal
William Grant, l65 Graz street. The mmttee guaran-
tees that this will be of the best balls
director.
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SPORTING.

(IHALLENGE AT BILLIARDS MTCHAEL PHlLAN,
OF Sl0tBroadway hereby announce a. that he will play
any person At billiards (bals not TO be less than
OF three ball earrSm game for any sum from ten
that he Is willing to have trial Of skill with any amateur
psycr around the table and discount bis game Joseph n
Whine will also play with ANY In the country a the
game Of billiards. for sum Of money, from ten eve
bp2SzsS tslAu. Apply ~ w pEesauA. W ptaigh
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STOLEN GOODS.

CTOLEN G0ODs-NOTICE.-OFFICEO OF THE CHIEF
~ Of Police New York. Dec. ls52The folio wing good
supposed to have been stolen and for which
Court Halls Of Justice Centre street. viz Ono lot Of
q blue figured dress stuff three pieces Of gipsham
1hrsc lew sh to- two pairs wooen drawers shawl
eArens clothing lwet The above articles entirely
hsw. GEO. W. MATSELL, Chief of Police.
C1OLEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE CHIEF
y Of Police New York. Dec 1852The foil owing goods
supposed to have been stolen and for which
Police, City Hall, PARK, viz Two boxes Of sesars.
GEO. w. NAT SELL, Chief Of Police.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BILLIARD TABLE, USED BY WASHINGTON, FOR
"A exercise, is in perfect order, with eight others
ofBasfords patent Entrance, No. l49 FULTON and No.
Ann itreets Billiard tables cloth, balls French patent
to sized cues the only patent cushions
in this country, with every article in the trade.
NLOAKs AND FURs-PER STEAMER EUROPA
The subscriber has Just opened twenty cases. containing
magnificent variety of Paris made cloaks. embroidered
and plain in cloth and velvet Also elegant assortment
choice skins The whole imported expressly for the
preaching holidays and admirably adapted Christmas
New Year presents They will all b. sold on the most
Paris Mantila Emporium, s6l Broadway.
EILECTRO PLATED wARE FROM UnAELks CHkIs-
Of baskets tea SETS table ssts &s. Ali this goods Of
hs BY their nature and
durability 10 she Sheffield or Birminghsm ware Every
article guarantee chs nanufaoturers stAmp
GAME. 0UILLEMoT CO.'S, 4sl Broadway
HILL's MANHATTAN LABORATORY PREHIUN
Jujube Paste, Is again In the market manufactured
and sold by Mrs B. HILL widow Of the late Alfred Hill, III
No. l West Thirty street. and sold by her agsnts
sCHIEFFELIN FOWLER Nos. ll2 and LA Front street,
DRINTERs AND IENGRAvERs' sCARDs.-CALL AT
y No. Reade street, and obtain samples and prices
in the manufacture Of ensmed and eoorsd cards and
business for himself eers inducements ssh
buyers that cannot be surpassed All cards Of his manure
surs both white and colorsd will be warranted 70 print
30 ordsr with iEs utmost despatch. r.. W. ROBY.
No. Reads street, osrnsr Of Centre
CELF PREsERvATIoN-SELF CURE.-A RECIPE or
~ infabe against all diseases and three
original for the cure OF them be obtained
BY enclosing one dollar In post paid letter.
N. B.-No deception. All Communications strictly pri-
vAte.
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ANTHOLOGY.


MRS. PREwsTER FROM PHILADELPHIA. rnH.
ll The ladies and gentlemen Of AHA
clay, In Astroiosy, Love and Law Matters ntsrpretns
DreAns Ao BY books and SCIENCE constantly relied
they will marry ALSO the Of hs visssrs Rssdsn4S
Great Jones greet corner Bewsry. Ladies nfty
gentlemen dallAY.
CoRTUNn rELLING,-MRs. ALVIN, RINoWNID
Europe for her skill In foretelilng the future win
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of life 70 ali
Eho LAY address her Mrs. Alvin srests khs Eaglish
French. and 0stnAn iangu.scs Her residencs, 81 Droo
street, nesr Chryssis street arst asss w ssaisa CGS
hy1n tssn " y. N1Hk
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THE MILITARY.


A CARD.-THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE
"A Quntard Guard feel their duty their sincere
and heartfelt thanks TO the worthy who
TO the judges Messrs Bourele Harris aud Cumming
the fair and impartial in which they dischar
their duty; also 10 Ny Cornell ESQ., for his
Ply Of wine ON the occasion Of the to wslacos EN-
kind attentions to O. T. Fisher for his plentiful supply
Of refreehments and last though not least the ladies
Dry Dock for their beautiful Respectfully be-
half Of the company.
be WITT c. CREGIER,)
BENZ. r. RHOADES Committee.
JNO. r. MARSTON,
RAKER's RD-NoTICE-THEIN INVITED GUESTS,
- officers and members Of the above company hereby
notified to meet at Keens Fourteenth Ward Hotel
Of Grand and Elizabeth Streets Wednesday, Dec Sth,
o'clock a. NJ to their third
curson. By order J. ii. SCHOONAAKEa, Com'dt.
CHAs. W. KENzEL., Secretary.
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S>~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~~>~~~
N0TICE-A PARTNER WANTED, WITH CASH
N capital Of $500 In lucrative business Address c.
Lammany Hail. whore the parties be at o'clock in
Ale afternoon. All letters must be post paid.
&100-A CHANCE TO MAKE A FORTUNE.-A
WV partner wanted, who can command the above
% tAie IN interest in an exhibition, which Is now
roedy 70 travel In the Western States Apply personally
- A. AsA.s, sorasr Of Second and Twsuty sxth
Nsiosk, tbA Say.
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NEW YORK WORLDS FAIR.-A PHOTOGRAPHIC
An artist Of renown wants to mako perfect
porra for the Worlds Fair in New York. Any lady
tleman willing TO make OF this chance and pay 5000
for such likeness, may address, with proper name. r.
A., Herald office.
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LIQUORS.


.,>>S>->>>>>~>>>~>> ye>e~-y~>~>~>>>>>>>~~~~S
/ 000 OLD STYLE STONE JUGS sCHIEDAM GIN
90 eases old club sehnapps. from the best dis
very choice Curacao, imported and for sale by WIN H.
uNDEhhILL. fsp Broome street corner OF Crosby
I'M BASKETS HEIDSIECK, 100 BASKETS GRAPE
lea and 100 baskets assorted brands of Champagne
IN various qualities 100 dozen Of fine csret wine from
- per bottles returned 100 dozen choice German
Mmei 1VWw Havana segsrs, fer ssle by Wx III. UNDER
hill, $50 Broome street, corner Crosby
RRANDIEs-PALE AND DARK or EvEaY GRADE
y and various yintages; fine Scotch and Irish whkey;
jamaica aAd st Croix Schiedam Swan and London
gn port sherry Madeira, Muscat and Malaga vines sy-
sups ccrdals &c., suited to the trade at twenty
lever than at any other store. WIN. H. UfDARHILLS,
~ Broome street.
IL oBERT L. KELLY & CO., NO IS DEY STREET, ARE
prepared 70 furnish the public with choice liquors
wines At the lowest rates The) have received
stock Of pale and dark brande together with
mint OF cordfa syrups Customers are invited
to call m d examine for themselves.
WIN UNDERHILL oFEEKs FOR sALE-BoTTLnD
~. prandy wines, whiskey, gin, syrups cordals,
scotch Aes London and Philadelphia porter and Brown
oat In bottles OF various Sizes In quantities to suit
enasers saving of twenty cent. No. $50 Broons
street. the LARGEST establishment In the United States
W1sE.s OLD IRISH CORK MALT WHIsKEY.-JUsT
arrived ~ tie packet ship Andrew Foster fresh
supply Oh Wises old IIish Cork malt wskey For sale By
DAN'L. NO0NAN, No. o. Greenwich ssreet.u
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