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when petitions Of this character should be
r.e.;yad. he would be prepared to act upon them
vi,hou, delay. to reject the prayer OF the Pen'
,ions. 10 Iay them on The table, or to give them
sry other direction that might be thought best
c.icula,ed TO silence The agi,a.ors and 10 tran
uuiIize the public mind.-Pteres's SPeec" !"
COregtss on The RigM Of Petition.
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The projectors Of The trans Atlantic telegraph
v;. Iceland and Greenland, seem determined to
push !, through without delay. They estimate
,ho ,o,aI cost. including all the apparatus neces'
saEv. a. 1900 900. This sum they propose
q raise 5, subscription, in $500 shares Of fSo
ZACH. some Of the projectors expect TO nave It
II oDers,ion, 10 the course OF the ensuing year.
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The I.aw I'D Nr,.. IL, -

Subscribers, who do not give szgrss Hshe, 4.
ne contrary, are considered Wishing 10 cOntinua
their subslfpdnns.
u subscribers order the discontiuancs Of
heir P1Psrs the publisher may continuue 70 ueud
eta uaul ali auearuges are paid.
u subscribers neglect Or refuse 20 take their
papers itsn tie Offices 10 which they are sent, they
are held responsible lill they have settled their
oiiis' and oraered their paper discontinued.
II Subscribers remove 10 other pisses without
notiiyPg the publisher. and the papei 4 not seal
10 fUfmss di ectiOn; they are held reasonable.
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REMARRABLE--We were yesterday shown, By
Mr.. G, A. Shelton, the cutting from P'ar tree
which was packed in btx OF Valparaiso fF
for this market, aui which on It's passage, bios
somed and borNFfrut ss iarge as a walnut
What is most euIar is, that there ~as no earth
in Ire box, neither was il in position TO gath.
er any moisture San Francisco Rhig.
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The Character. Of Loco EOcOism.

Gen. Scott has been in the military service Of
the country ~ years, during which period he
has received as compensation for his services,
ire sum of S947 900. LOcofocO Paper.
"There," says tho Worcester Eagle, "you
have the character Of Loco(ocosm. 1t can rob
the treasury of 100000 for Thomas Ruchie,
bu. il erudges the wsr.worn veIran his pay and
rations IL can seize upon 100000 over
charged mileage for its noisy Congressmen; but
it calculates closely the triumph Of our arms
il has filled the pockets Of whole plaIoons Of
defsuIers with stolen money; but il thinks the
Ierrors Of Fort George, Chippewa and Lundy'S
Lane too dearly paid for 1t has laIIened hall
OF The LucoGucos Of Virginia with the euor.
NOUS profits Of naVa contracts; but il would
have the great military hero Of America, storm
Gbralter Of .he Gulf and the heights of Cerro
Gordo, carry our colors in triumph at ConWe.
ras. San AnIonio, Churubusco and Chepultepec,
and fnd himself! Il charges the soldier with
his quauer salary but it is unwilling to carry
out, credit for the scars with which he has
covered himself, and the goriss with which he
has gilded his country ~
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-scorr AND PIERCE ON RIGHT OF PETITION
4 have from .he first. been Of the opinion that
,Cororess was bound by The Constitution TO re-
cs;ve 10 refer, and TO report upon Pesitious rela.
.ing TO domestic Slavery as 10 me 4 case o. a.. ~
other pe,i.ions.--ScOH's Letter to Virginia Z"
fe48.
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A letter from Chester county, Pa, to an
e.reru paper, says;-"We have great many
lr;sbnen here, and they will, nearly 10 man.
vote 10, Scott aud Graham. There are twenty
wi,hin our borough-all heretofore iOcOIOcos--
vho will vote out straight with us''
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ANEcDoTE OF SCOTT. -OAe OF our ciIiZens, an
industrious and well known mechanic, whose
Veracity is unques,ionsble. related to US yes'er.
day the following interesting anecdoIe Of Scott,
which took place al Cleveland. a part Of the
time he was sent on the important duty Of ar.
ranging The Canada difficulty, by President Van
Buren. TIE morning after his arrival al CleVe.
land, he was walking up street, when g'anc.
Jog his eye in painting aud glazing shop, we'll
yecollec.ed by the cIizens of Cleveland he saw
the proprietor, MIR. Hanks. The General
wheeled and marched in.
Good morning Mr. Hanks" said he, as he
took The painters hand you recolect met"
General Scott. believe" replied Hanks,
..but how could you recollecI me?'
From having once seen you under no very
ordinary circumstances. The last time | saw
YOU. wos 10 the hottest part of the banlc Of Lun.
dy's Lane. or three drums, TWO had beed de.
.Iroyed by the fire Of The enemy. But one
drum was left. and for that the three drummer
boys we're fighting, when cannon ball killed
two oC them. The third one was YOURSELF"
"True, true, every word Of it," replied The
man with emotion.
But, my brave fellow" SAID tho General,
show did you lose your leg9" observing the
mans deficiency Of one limb.
II los, il at the bsule Of Lundy's lane, while
carving that drum."-Ind ana Journal
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THERE arrived a, New York % the i4.h,
18Th and 10Th, no less thsn si82 emigranlS--
the largest number during the past IEo years ia
the same space Of time,
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The Two SEXES When r'kish youth
goes astray. friends ga'hrr around him in order
20 restore him to The pulh Of virtue. GenIle'
ness and kindness are avished upon him to win
him back again TO innocence and peace. No
ono would suspect that be had ever ahmed
Bu, when poor con6ding girl is betrayed she
receives the stigma,izlng brand Of society, and
ia hsucerorh driven from the wsy Of virtue
The bewayer is houored, respected and esteem
-. bu. his ruined, heart broken vicIlm soon
...:--a is no peace for her this side Of the
fnds II. :o,y has no helping hand for her
grASs. soc!N. ,athy, no voice Of hope
mo smile OF symP. 'iiies unknown to hcav.
.Thers ere earthly morat. Ia wrong 10 them,
en-,here is deep and damuaO'.
and fearful wiH be tie cOnsequenc'''
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AlK-Ths Red, Waite and Blue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14

CT. JOHNS COLLEGE, FORDHAM-THE ANNUAL
On Thursday, the 18th OF July at II o'clock precisely
WlLLETT GUARD.-NoTICE.-THE COMMITTEE
" OF the Wilett Guard wish to inform their friends
he public In general that in consequences Of the ncement
fate Oh the weather they obliged to postpone their
excursion until to-day the 18th, when they shall be happy
70 meet their friends aud endeavor by their exer0ns to
make the excursion the agreeable OF tho season.
compensation for the unavoidable storm Of the 18TH The
boat viii leave the foot Of Hammond street at o'clock,
Canal street IA Gouverpeur street 81; William
"a tifth street pa Delar " street ga The barge will
Lay at the foot OF Delaney street ~ until 81 O'clock
while the boat is MAKING her landings.
TUE KINGsLAND HOMESTEAD. LAND AND BUILD.
4 ing Association will meet for the election Of new
menbers and other purposes Thursday evening, July
10TH ate o'clock, at Chatham Hail. No Chatham square
his association is organized on an entirely different plan
from the ordinary building associations Each member
nave lot oand and house IT, built to his TASTE
TO be pad Tor by monthly instruments according the
value OF the house and when thus paid
way full discharge from all the association
and from all mortgages will be given There isno looking
iorwardto an indefinite period all is and fixed.
T0uRNEYMEN HORSESu0ERs PROTECTIVE UNION
Benevolent SocietyA special meeting this society
will be held Tuesday evening July L. Hermitage Half
corner OF Allen and Houston streets Every the
society requested to attend business great
tanceis to be brought before the meeting.
G. GARLAN, President.
JOHN TAAFE, Secretary.
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THE TURF.

(lNIhEviLLE NoUksE, L. L-TR0rTINC.-A
a.. urs. eu VIII be given, mile heats best three
ent, t % Tres fo all horses to come on July oth
~ ~ lose Wedneseay. July 18th. BY 10 o'ee
.hkiaha DuIyess Hotel corner EAst Broadway snd
sathAhe street Two to and art to make race.
JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor,
CENTREvILLE COURSE LI-TRoTTINc. y1ua a.
shy Jaiy 10Th at SO o'clock Pm Match, $1,000 Mile
1eats pest three in i've in hsrness H. smes b.
General Pierce; Conkin namss b. a. Centrevie Cnna7.
Iusses leave Fulton Jerry Brsokye o'clock
as soon az the sport ia JOEL C0NkLIN Promieor
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NINTH WARD UNION DEMOCRATIC AssoCIA-
~ Tom overwhelming mass meeting Of the Ninth
was hed at the square, corner of Ninth and Tr
teenth street, the evening of the 18th July
The meetngi duly called to order and addressed at
length in an eloquent strain by Henry H. Morange Esq
who yociferously chcered throughout hs able
Captain William j. Coggey and George r. Chatterton
offered by Henry ii. Morange, Esq. were unanimously
adopted amid deafenng cheers-
Resolved, That the Ninth Ward Union Democratic AS
terets OF the democratic party and of nsurng
can the election of Frank Pierce President
William Rufus King as Vice President.
Resolved, That Franklin Pierce we behold the son Of
one OF the revolutionary patr ts whose blood
false to the liberties his father fought to achevea
man whose vaor cannot be impeached, patriotism
tacked-a man of undoubted talent and capacity,
merely "fuss and feathers but statesman diplo
matist- and although hasty plate of
soup in March next at the White House. in Washn 5ton
Resolved That the services of the Hon William Rufus kim
that We shall give him and hearty support.
Resolved, That we hereby extend the right hand OF
ward and of the entire city and Union and that workin
for the common good the result must be wned with
trum plant success.
Resolved. That Poked the wings in ~ will as
surely Pierce them in 80, and let them Scott Free
The Association then formed itself into o process
sion headed by Manshan powerful Band and proceeded
William j. Brisley and Henry H. Morange, ESQ.,, who
presented the ASSOCIATION With an appropriate banner
President in neat speech They then proceeded to As
sistant Alderman Wells Freeman Campbell Gustavus A.
lastly to the Of their President where nine hearty
cheers given The procession to Get
at head quarters at hafpast o'clock Wednesday
evening next, to march in body to the Ward Ratica
ton Meeting; and the members dispersed in the greatest
harmony and with determination TO work noby the
MICHAEL CONNOLLY, President.
WILLIAM j. CoGGEy, Secretary.
u NrIU II
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WIDE AWAREl-TENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC
w Young Mems Protective Council. Brothers. You
hereby notified to assemble at the usual place of
ing on Wednesday evening July lth at ococ to mako
preparations for the coming ntest by order
HENRY MCDONALD, Chairman.
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ia. MORAN, Secretary. -i'''''A"

II ATIFlCATl0N MEETING.-THE UNITED DEMO-
eracy of the Ninth ward will meet in Abingdon square,
on Wednesday evening July H. at o'clock respond
King, for Vice President Tho following distinguished
speakers VIII address the meetngCharles OConor John
Cochran, James T. Brady Isaac Fowler John Van Blu
rem John McKeon, Daniel sckcs and number
have been invited Of whom will
to the invitation BY order Of The Committee Arrange
ments,
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EIGHTEENTH WARD-DEMOCRATs, ATTENTIo al
- meeting Of the Pierce and King Association held
a. ebbard Matthews corner Twenty street and
Third avenue the following getenen elected Vice
Presidents:-kSbert VOORHEES,, John Nesbt. Charles IL.
Ward, John Clark, VIM. o'Donnel 5. Conklin, j. D.
stewart John knsey, s. A. Moran George Varian ste.
Thomas Mccoy, p MsCabe, T. McKeon. Andrew Ternier
James Cruise, John H. Briggs John Black. Com
mittee-N Campbell, Morris Daily James smyth Samuel
Allen VIM ellison. Treasurer-John Murphy. Additional
Secretary-Geo. w. NJ Briggs On tion, adjourned to
meet at same place Wednesday, July H. at O'clock
AMOS HATFIELD, President.
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nR KELLlNcER's SUCCESS HAS .sroNIsnsn

VN0 HOTEL KEEPERS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES
A. Bakers patent London maJo aneio for sale Proe
POO eo,t So nearly new. Apply Mt 80 Atlantc street.
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WANTED-BY A STEADY PROTESTANT YOUNG
w who furnish good references, situation as
Coachman and Gardener lie understands both perfectly
and has objections to either city country lie be
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SPORTING.

EHALLENGE-I UNDERSTAND THAT ROBERT
~ Harriott, alias Mickey Free of Castle Barney
land late pool is ranrg near the Union Gourse
Long leland shall be happy to accommodate him In !
five mile race. within week from this date Tor The
sum Of $500. May the best man win JERSEY Blue
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A CLAIRVOYANT LADY WISHES TO 40 no CALI
orDis wsuld inform wishing to seoure her ser
wees there BY furnishing her that An IN
tefvlew may DO had OF Al Dominiek street.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A sIru.
alton As plain Cook Washer, and Ironer
eamhy; good city reference be given Please call ne
ia Aott street, up stairs. Can be fer two
AeTIDY, SMART YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A slTUA-
ton, in private family as Seamstress light
hsmoerwork or rs Chambermaid and to do fine washing;
country ferred City given Please TO call mt
NO. 70 East Nineteenth street. Can be days
A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES TO EN-
a gage in small private family, rs Chambermaid or
water or would take charge Of child she is very and
neat in her person. Has city reference Would like
with clergyman's family. Please address Y. b. 1917
Greene street. rear basement Has objection tho
country.
"A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS STU
alton as Chambermad and plain Sewer or Children's
Maid ages no object; home desirable Please
call at No. Reade street.
A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS
n situation to DO general homework in small private
family No objection TO town country Can be for
the rear building, second floor.
A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION TO DO
"a general Homework in private family Has no OBJ
lection to 80 short distance in the country The
city reference given from her last place. Please call at 1906
Eleventh street. between First and Second
hoor, front room. Can DO seen for two days.
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POLLTICAL.

Young MEMS DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
tee-The regular meeting Of this sommit toe will bt
held at pammany Hal on Wednesday l4th inst, at ~
o'clock r. NJ general atteD
ed. JOHN WHETHER Choirnsn
Joas \. l : GLOVER Secretaries.
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN. HAVING A KNOW
ledge of the grocery business and accustomed drive
in the city, to assist in store aud deliver goods One who
can deposit from two to three hundred dollars security
can lind permanent situation and fair salary by adj
DRESSING with and residence for three days. Ham
ton. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14

GCSA REWAR D-TuIs AMOUNT IS STILL
P~cO offered BIZ Elm,re l. Co, &c they cannot prove
by hundreds Of that the celebrated
Dye is the best IN the world 1t ring taken the
az the worlds Fair is another proof Of its superiority IL q
warrnn' ed TO instantly change gray hair to boauu PER-
manent black or brown and keep the hair falling
of. Sold at 237 Hndson street. -
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~ ONFRNESS.-WANTED, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
" short distance in the country, smart iutesent,
piano. to teach three girls the usual branches
and make herself useful and agreeablewould be con
dered and treated Of the family Address stating
terms which he moderate through the Post oce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14

700 ono sFGARS. COMPRISING REGALIAs,
sOOsOOO lmperals, pressed and cilindraelos fancy
segnrs several kinds and variety size rand
them nre expressly imro ted f this and that
or California and offered for sale in lots suit
by PALAU, 50 Pearl street. opposite the PeArI Street
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A PRIVATE FAMILY ON STATEN ISLAND. WIG
IA have other boarders, can Accom- odate small
family, two single gentlemen. The rooms large
airy, and command noble prospect Inquire Of the Col
ector at the first landing on Staten Island, (Whtehal
ferryl
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"ANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A
w young man who thoroughly understands his business
Has lived twelve months in his last place The best
ence can be given Has objection to the city country
Inquire at John f. Woods livery stable, No. 81 Second
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WANTED-A PERSON OF GOOD ADDRESS AND
well acquainted with the city, adver-
ueements for new and popular journal. To competent
person regular employment be given periods
and for which good compensation win he allowed per-
son whose time is partially occupied will
pose of the advertiser. Address without delay Canvar
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"ANTED-BY AN ACTIVE MAN, WHO HAS BEEN
for years in the habit of taking horses,
carriages, &C., situation CoaehmaL in private IA
mily where he would make himself generally useful
would take charge Of herses in livery stable &c. The
country preferred He give and city refer
epce Of the highest character for honesty sohriety
general department. Any letters addressed Mahon,
Herald Office, will be punctually attended to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14

WANTED-A SINGLE MAN. AS CARVER IN A RE.
w fectory; he bring the best
as TO honesty sotrety and capacity Apply ct Tammany
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| w D-A SMART, ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS
w Man, one who thoroughly understands taking Of
horses to take the charge Of stage stable One who has
had experience in the business and doc
terng horses hear of good situation by app
VIM HUGHES, Of Grand and Fifth streets, WI
ms -.
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HIGHEST PREMIUM GOLD PENs.-GREAT REDUC-
ton in orices. The wbolsesi 10 proee Of Spencer
Rendell Cold Pens have just beea and the
retail prices reduced about oneha Now time for
those wanting unsurpassed IN the world supp
themselves for very small amount at No Maid, an lane
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WANTED-A GOOD STEREOTYPE FINISHER ONE
w that work any part Also Stereotype Gas Tor
hpply to VINCENT DILL, Stereotype Founder, No 80
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TIVE CELEBRATED ENGLISH VERMIN DESTROYER,
Il egualled by other for Destroying aoss
bugs, &c. is in liquid form. be 40 oiled
wbsreyer required with feather brush Parts once
anoned with wili after be clear animals
Price 20 cents bottle. For sale by Charles H. Ring No.
l broadway b. D Sands No. 100 Fulton street aud
All the principal wholesale and retail druggists throughput
the city and Union.-CROMMELIN a. FaIRBRDrUER
New York. - &-s'
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CHAIR LOCK, SASH, AND BLIND MAKERS TURN
~ trs Carvers, &c, will find splendid workshops in the
new and commodious building, No 90 Frst avenue aear
Fourth street. N. B-First stage route by the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14

WANTED-A SMART ACTIVE BoY-sALARY $50
W per year Enquire at No Beaver street, between
and 10 o'clock A. NJ,
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NTASoN1c.-To THE MEMBERS OF YORK LODGE,
lsl No 1877 special meeting York Lodge will he he Id
"Wednesday the lith July at their room, corner Of
Err and Crosby streets to determine what action shall
be taken in consequences of the death Of Henry Clay BY
order of the Worshipful Master. .
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BOARD IN A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY-ONE
ID large and small furnished the ecend Aoor.
Location Fourth street Second References
exchanged. Address c., Herald office.
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BOARD WANTED-IN PRIVATE RELIGIOUS
- family, where the comfort Of home DO enjoyed,
by young man. give the best OF reference. Tho
country referred Makes but little difference how from
the city, If accessible day Address Franklin JAY
New York Post Office, stating particulars.
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MED BuNTLINE'S NEW PAPER.--A SUPPLY OF
Ned Buntlines Novelist" edited and published by
Ned Bnntne at ST. Lonis has just been received
Reado and Duane streets. ~ 1890
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPArHIC AND KINE-
sipathic Establishment The fatters him
sell mat the success of his institution IL already firmly
esta9shed and extensively known as any health institute
tion In this country: and would
rons OF knowing by sritin him win have sen shem
Iree OF expense pamphlet of sixteen pages, containing
fn report and OIL of tho particulars The
situated on Frankfort hill five miles from the city Uca
Address X. HOLLAND. NJ. D.. New Graefenberg N. Y,
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usCEi.LANEOUS.

NEW MUSiC-JUsT PURLISHED-sgC0ND GRAND
~ Polka de Concert, by W. w. Wallace WILLIAW
HAIL y SON, 2S9 Broadway, opposite the Park.
STOP MOMENT AND CONSIDER THE AHOUNT OF
- money that he saved daily by the purchase II one
ora a. WILSON'S Sewing Machines. One machine equal To
ten expert hands Just en 81 tho General Agen Oce
290 broadv rooms and whore tious are
constantly exhibition aud Tor sale. LEES sANDERs,SN
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CHEAPEST PLACE IN TIE CITY FOR IRON FUaNi-
marble top Tables all sizes from S. TO $50 Whstaots
ceres &C. &C.. fancy and Gothic Chairs all sxes for worked
covers &c. Mt the wareroom 553 Broadway above Sprng
street, west side.
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NkW MUSIc.-UNCLE TOMS CABIN SOLO nm
y cts, and quartette; Uncle Toms Invitation 10 tSe
Mord, sole and quartete Ladies' Favorte Sobottsch.
nmnai p srlae guitar Pasaie Falls was1 Maid *
Quadrlle les Diamans de la Conronns The tres
hlLLET'S Music Saloon, 329 Broadwav
plhNo FORIE FOR sALE-GILBERTs MAKE AZ
octave With the Eolan attachment a has bean In We
y ope year IL cost $3.50, and will be sold Nc ~ cha. $50
W. SNass 'allN "a East Twenty. nth street, vs.
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BOARDING ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD.-A
- very desirable suit of apartments very handsomely
furnished consisting parlor and bedrooms adjoining suit
able for email family, or two more single gentlemen.
Apply at " Clinton place. corner Of Eighth and Greene
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TINHE GOLD AND SILVER ARTISANS ARE RESPECT
i fully invited to attend adjourned meeting
Thursday evening the 18th inst at o'clock at the City
Hotel of Broadway Howard street, for the pur
pose participate in the funeral
c.rem in honor the memory Of Henry Clay The
letter Henry Clay the Gold and Silver Artisans of
New York will be read.
JOSEPH CHATELLIER Secretary.