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Interesting from the West Indies.

EAvAGES or THE YELLOW FEyER-DISTRtSsING
DEouTH-FRIGHJFUL wOnK OF INCHNDiARILs, ETC.
Bosror. May IS, 1852
The steamer Osprey, from Bermuda, on the 9th inst
arrived Mt Halifax the 18th with later accounts from
several of the West India Islands.
Seven vessels loaded with potatoes and tomatoes had
sailed from Bermuda for the United States
The Kingston (Jamaca) Journal says there will be a
great falling of in the sugar crop On that side of the
Island, it will be without parallel
At Demcraa the yellow fever continues to prevail with
great severity and two three vessels from England had
lost all their crews.
At Antigua the drought continued, and great distress
beginning to be felt Tho crops were suffering, and
the cattle dying
At st. Kits the drought was also very
In Martinique the censorship Of the press had becn
csab he'd by the French government and the only two
newspapers the leland had In consequence stopped and
their places were supplied by advertising sheets
At Guadaloupe the incendiary torch still dealing
mischief and destruction all the island Tho Large
towns with difficulty saved from destruction.
Cayenne preparations making for tho reception
of the political prisoners from France ball In honor Of
Louis Napoleon had proved failure
From Nassau there Ia story that the Hon Mr. Cunard,
Of Halifax s in London negotiating for line Of
between New York, Nassau jamaica st. Flcrios, and
Turks Island.
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THE BRITISH CONSUL AT HAvANA-PUKTHRR RELA
TIVE TO THE mExIoAN O0NsPiRAeY-MARISE DIS
ASTERS, ETC.

THE BRITISH CONSUL AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RELA-
TIVE TO THE mExIoAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIS
AsTHRs, ETC.
BALrrMoRr, May 1S, 1852
Tho Southern mail has arrived from New Orleans
Anangs mcnts making at New Orleans TO give
public dinner TO Mr. Sidney Smith the British Consul at
Havana, for his kindness to the American prisoners in
Cuba.
Further advices from the city Of Mexico report that
much Of the excitement existing in that city to which
action of Congress in pardoning the aSassns Of Dr.
Beisqui. II will be remembered that, about two
months since Dr. Beisiqui the celebrated physician
and another gentleman while riding the city,
assassnatcd by gang Of rnGans who il appeared
lying In wait for them The affair at the time created
intense excitement in the city and every effort made
to arrest the asassins In few days the murdorers
arrested tried. and convicted From
special act Of Congress. The President knowing tho
bitter feeling which existed against the murdercrs, at
frs; refused to sanction the pardon, but he finally
compelled to yed and the murdcrcrs set ut liberty
Out OF this mainly grew the difficulties between the
people which, II feared would lead to serious results
The British ship Duke ashore hle bahamas. has
broken up and but 900 Of the 1000 bales Of cotton with
which she was loaded would be saved
Spanish ship loaded with cotton, name not reported,
also ashore the place.
Hon. Edward Hammond member Of Congress, from
the Third District Maryland l. quite i'll.
The Maryland House Of Delegates to day passed bill
prohibiting the circulation of notcs Of less den0m
nation than So and 1t is the law. II prohibits the
circulation Of foreign small noos after October noxt and
those Of our own banks after next March.
Archbishop Hughes IL preaching Mt tho Cathedral to-
night. TO an 1mmcnse concourse of people Not more
tLan half the crowd at the doors could gain admtancc
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, May II. 1852
CorroN IL in brisk demand the sales at day
already reach 5000 Lales, at full prices Strict Mllng
IL quoted at $50. RiceSales have been made at 81 25
The news per the Atlantic has come to hand.
NEw ORLEANS, May JPN.
CorTor has sold at outside prices since the pubcat
Of the advces per tho steamer Atlantic Strict Middng
II at S31c. sc; qualities below unchanged. Rice
he day sales have been 100 terccs at 81 2 Corn has
advanced &c; sales, 10000 bushels at As II Soc
NORFOLK, Msy II, 1852
Cotton Is active at ~ SIC Corn Is doclining yel-
low selis At 65 q 56hc., and white at 55c.
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Meteorological Observations.

MoRsEs LINE OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
TUESDAY. May Is 1852.
Burr.Lo, o r. M.-Barometer % 40. Thermometer 49,
Wind west. II is clear and pleasant
ROCHESTER,, p M.--Fine, clear evening, though ra-
ther cool Wind northeast. Thermometer 49,
SYRACUSE. o r. Mt is n quite cool and pleasant
evening. Wind northeast Thermometer So.
Urea, p. M.-Clcar, pleasant evening. Rather
cold. Wind west Thermometer 81.
ALBANY, 0 p. MA pleasant day and fine, clear eve
ming Wind west Thermometer 6S. Barometer %. 900.
Mercury0 20.
TRoY, 0 r. MA pleasant day. Wind west. Thcr-
mometer 68.
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Later from BuenOs Ayrcs, Sc.

BOSTON, May II, Ib5Z.
The bark Austin, from Buenos Ayrcs, March 18th
rived here this morning bringing five days later intel
ligence from that port but Of striking impor-
tancc.
Private letters say the upper provinces have all sent
In their fluctuations to UrquEa 1t is thought that the
provinces would finally form confederacy. under
trail government with n President, Congress. sc.
Fears are entertained Of trouble in Mont eveo the
Orbe party there is in the asccndnncy and the Brazil
treaty Is not popular with them; but the Braaans will
be able 10 whip them into it.
letter from Valparaiso states that tho U. S. store
shin Southampton Capt. Turner arrived that port
the 7th April from San Francisco She is bound for
CnlluO,
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Railroad Accident-HOrscs Killed.

PEgKsKILL, May IS, 1S52
This evening, as Alexander Keetcr, with span Of
horses and wagon, belonging to William southard was
approaching the track Of The Hudson River Railroad
the whistle f the locomotive Of the express train but
few wards distant frightened the horses andrhey plunged
forward coming in collision with the train. The driver
was thrown Of the wagon but, although shocngly
brueed and taken home scnseless Il Is hoped he will
cover Both the horses killed.
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The Pennsylvania EpiscopaI Convention.
MOVEMENT 10 ApMIr ColoMED DELEG ATEs.

FimApELPIitl, My il. It52
The Penn ylyania Episcopal Convention assembled this
afternoon at st. Andrews Church After the roll was
called motion made hy Mr. A-hurst, lay delegate
ON Epiphany, Go admit lay dc,g gates from the coioscd
Church Of the Cruc'nxon The subject was postponed
until TO omorow after The Bishop address by the follow
ing voe :CcricaL - to 40 hay 5S a. 3D. ter an IN
ouectua ballot 10 ccct sccrctarics the convention adj
ip,rnCd until o
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The NIcDonouRh Will Case.

NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1882
In the McDonough will case 1t is reported that the su-
prcme Court have determined to render Judgment in "a
yor OF the cities Of New Orleans and Baltimore thus
eong the claims Of the States Of Louisiana and Mary
laud
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III
diseaee difnppointed Of n by MT calling
Ir HUNTER at first Do not be humhuggcd by the
doctnrs hut call and DR. Hunter frat
sse here 10 he robbed of health money arc
few who desired the Doctor 70 publish their 1ofs:
.ycu cured me- weeks Of dreadful disease that
broke all and the effects ot mercury was
sdnoed was laid upmore than aud mad been
mn by a dozen doctors john BID You ourei mo IN
time the cholera three weeks of dread nj disease
t than yenrs standing aztec three othcr doctors
hod only given mp but said was as nnch ~ tnor
Iiyes were worth to be in with me John burlcy
Fiots Cook. Twelve ycors ago applied 20 annnnn
Of certain diseaeo ne
we'll In loss than two mouths ~ orokeo out
tried Elk others with the same en- agd novergpt
thorouhly we'll Of this hydra and mans headed mSter
until called NJ disnensary four years see; ga ever
since n = sound any man living -EdWl0 Nlmn.
This the Only place where DIR Hunters RED Drop eaa he
had genuine Price dollar tpy This remedy secures
the patient Agnint attacks and " tine ony
remedy on earth that docp You will find this out by BIZ
tr experience you trust TO any other remedy No D
vision street,
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N e WS BY TELEGR APH
Funeral OF Mrs. Adams.

WANHNoToN, May 1B. I85.
The funeral OF Mrs Adams rect of President John
Quincy Adams took place this morning The President
and all the members Of the Cabinet except Mr. Webster
were present Also, Generals Scott and Wool la re
number Of members Of Congress- and other dgnitaries
The Rev Smith pync read the Episcopal service and tn
corpse inferred in the Congressional cemetery TO DO
hereafter removed TO Quincy
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POLITICAL.

vOEMoC RATIO REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION
~ An journed meeting of this Con vention. to make
fr Mass Meeting Of the Democracy Of this
city to respond to the that bo by tho
Baltimore Convection which the 1st proximo will
be held at Tammany Hail. Thursday, 10th inst, at
o'clock, L. NJ. by order.
ROBT H. NORRIS, Vice President.
ASTnoNy. oN. J p,n,,,rs' pGA.,As"nH' Secretaries.
MAKE READY FOR THE CONTEST T-DEuOCRArIC
VI Union Assooiaton.The members Of tho Drmocr alto
Union socaon requested to meet at the Pewter Mug
ts evening" half past oc?ock for the purpose oftrans-
ISAIAH RYNDERS
MICHAEL BURNS y
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EXCURSIONS. !.

EHEAP EXCURSIONS TO THE FiSuINs BANKS
~ Iarc l2is cents each On Thur day and sunday
May 2Oth and 23d the steamer BUFFALO capt Hanaos,
ill leave Hammond street. at ~ o'clock; Canal street At
Grand street r. at Catharine street. So: Pier
No H., "a NJ, returning by 0 4. N. Refreshments
Init. &C provided.
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DRY GOODS.

NTANTILLAs, sHAwLs, LACEs, SILKS. GRRNA-
NI dimes, Donna Maria Grenadne Tissues Bareges Do
rich printed Jaoonets and Musns and variety
Of rich fancy goods selected especially for the best city
trade for sale generally at reduced and all at low
prices by TIFFANY CUTTING, 32l Broadway.
CTRAW BONNETS-LADIE3 WILL FIND AT NO.
- John street. fret store from Broadway select stock of
Bonnes comprn the richest goods and best shapes
TO be found In tho ket at moderate prices Also, an
assortment Of boys Leghorns and Misses Boomers
JOHN Y. SEAMAN.
INCREASED ATTRACTION AT G1 BROADWAY
Ladies respectfully invited 10 inspect this highly
Of elegant Paris Hats whether they
de.e to make impediats purchase not) The Hat.
at S aud S3h each far superior 20 ususy sold
at 81 and So Notice particularly immense ADDITION to
the stock this weeks sale all at half price at the Lads
Partisan Hat Depot SI Broadway (removed from 35l
wM ATKINS. proprietor. N. B.-Sixty fve cases of
fancy styles in Hats 81 each remarkably cheap
before sold under So.
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DRIZE MEDAL AT THE WORLDS FAIR LONDON
! RiNGUET LEPRlNCE Of the firm Of Ringuct Lsprinos
Narcotic 654 Broadway, New York informs his friends
the public that he has just arrived Paris where
he intends return In the middle Of June Till time
he i'll receive orders for his house commission Paris
or his manufacture His line Of business being
tcsry s shnt the aecorAtion ana furniture in
porcelain. silver plate mirrors articles Of art statues
paintings aubusson tapestry and all kinds Of for
carpets and curtains One will find In their house New
York not only specimens and designs Of all descriptions
adn
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A FEW GENTLEMEN. OR GENTLEMEN AND THEIR
wives can DO accommodated with Board with fur
nishea or unfurnsheS In house. with all the
modern Improvements by applying No. 81 Eeightssath
street. coraer Of Sixth avenue.
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OOPARTNEExHHIP NOTICES.
nISsOLUTIoN.-THE FIRM OF N r. COBB CO..
- s this day dissolved The undersigned have this day
formed ,etartnerhp under the and firm II N. x.
N Co ana will continue the Stock Commission aud
Co ctioB business, NATfiL. Y. COBB
MAY n. 1862 JAS. ii. STEBBINS
DAPTNER WANTED-wiTH $3.50 TO So 000
capital In safe and pshtsble business. Of vhcesac
character down town Jncxcoptionabe references. Ad-
dress Business" Herald Office
DARTNER wANTED-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN.
i having s2Ot0 can form a connection sith ono com
ing knowledge aud enterprise For particulars address
Ci a,lcs, vt thi, ONCE
n n nNn TO SiONO WANTED SILENT PART
|[, ,OOO with tho above amount IN q safe manu-
factu ne buruess with unlimited demand for the article.
anufattrrtd will give from City TO hundred per cent
prod &c 600 70 5000 year; the business 20 he
both In the city and country. Any one with the
above wishing 70 invest either as e1na partner or
tho furnished certain cntage with security,
will please address c. u nion Post phet sttt'
hrc interview may BE had after six o'clock Ia tho
evening.
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NISCELLANEOUO.

a FIRE PROOF SAFE WANTED.-ANY PERSON
a n3yinS small moderate sized for sale chap
my address box SO, Post Office. stating price, &C. must
be q sslamspder patent.
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(tAUTlON.-fATENT ROSIN OIL-TO PREVENT Sc
~ rous accident and IMPOSITION would give
the only place where the real Patcut Rosin Oil be
bought in New York is Mt the Rosn Oil Company Store
Broadway We sell to dealers in the city To
mistakes keep other article 1t Il free from
smell, explosion and costs but half hour
steady beautifulght Tubes fitted oil and lamps
for six to burn this oil Sent co all parts tho
city. free Of expense. H. PARMENTIER, for Rosin Oil
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WANTED-GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.-PER-
" sons having Watches Chairs Pcnecnsos Spectacios
Ringa any other jcwelry, have them plated by
recently procoss :. that they cannos % dstn
pushed from fine gold, and will for This il
only method plating by which gold be aoyed any
shade quality desired. Apply At 27 Hudson street
for S25.
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DAPER HANGlNGS.-THOMAs FAYE q CO., NO.
A3G Pearl street. Madison call the attention Of
and purchasers generally to their
nent OF foreign and domestic Paper Hanngs Of
eicty and style, particularly their fne Oak Velvet and
Gold which they have 50 arranged
the effect viii be when tho walls Tho public vted
10 call and examine this and unique Tho
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low; to close concern The building !. four story.
brick we'll lighted and better adapted the
than establishment in the city apply Il.
KlNSHiMER, Sl9 Fourth avenue, from 2to 7 + NJ
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BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN-BY A GENTLE
man aud his wife, BY the drst of June in respectable
fan y where there but few boardc the Catha
rne Ferry. Address Baxter, Chatham Square Post ONCE,
stating terms. - !,
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ITO MILLINERS-A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE,
tho Stock Fixtures, and Lease of the old established
Millinery Store. 2 noson street. New spring stock Has
large Of Also lot Of plain Furniture Is
Of the death Of the lady
Rent low House ready for immediate occupation. None
need apply but cash customer.
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DOU BILE SH E EFT
rOR SALE.

u GOOD INVESTMENT THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
IN stock TO d of in chartered
lishment that 10 paying fifteen per cent ia Stock
The object Il to add to the machinery now In
address Manufacturer. Herald Office.
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A ROMATIC AND STRENGTHENING TINCTURE
IN for the TeethThs vegetable dentirice has the pro-
perty the gums bleaching tocth tho
time them against and decay and
eyes kind Of tcothache It does not the
corrodng and perncous effects of kreosote other
like that usually applied TO the teeth 1t also be
successfully employed alter happening to take those med
cines which impair the loosen tho toeth,
mercury or other metallic preparations Price S7 cents
per bottle. For sale by NJ NJ Fortenbaeh Wiskema
Of Reade and Hudson streets; Thomas Green
Broadway and Walker street; Codangton, 303 Hudson
us Broadway: Dr. Warner 2j Blocker
Of Mineta street; Greeneaf kinslcy. 62vesey
street, Ruphton, Clark Co.. 165 and T3 Broadway, and
10 Astor House, Sands. Bowery Spring street.
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NJ Office -PLANES-J w. FARR 4 CO. PREMIUM
plane makers have removed their place of oasinoss
f Sg fifth street to 651 Bowery, Walker street.
where they have hand large Of planes on
reasonable terms.
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bflCe t6TMF, kppTy

DARN IN WESTMINSTER COUNTY FOR SALE
Eighty Of highly cultivated land. beautifully 10
Gated the Purchase road three quarters mile from
the Rye station ouhoues fences frnit &C. the
liberal SCALE Price low Apply the premises Henry
Norris. or to w. j. STEWART 1877 South street
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY WANTED, FOR A SMALL
- family whore other boarder but few taken.
private family and place contiguous the shore and Of
access to the city preferred Address box Post
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NUORTH KNOwING.-A LIQUID HAIR DYR RE.
w curing but one application, (savins the time snS
going the hair with different prepara.
ons) has been discovered instantaucous in its Of
cts producing nin able black brown color do.
ured rercipt for making and directions Tor using the
will he sent to address. receipt Of ST. post
osd Address ETIENNE GUY, An alytica Chemist. box
Broadway Post Office.
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YNBE CHEAPEST PLACE TO GET THE HEALTHY
Spring Mattresses (from So to $50 )iron Bedstea
snn fnr1sSIs for eoass country seats hots
Lounges and Couches all prices cheap $50 Broad
above Spring street side All of Furniture
neatly repaired warn ished, &c.
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MEAD & FULLMER'S CROTON METALLIC FIRE
Nl Proof Paint.-This article is acknow owedgcd by all
who have used II TO be superior to any other paint
1t is proof against the action of the weather and fire.
cheaper than any other pants in consequence Of taxing
much some Give trial Principal dcpots los Murray
street and 10 Eighth New York. For sae also
by Hall Ruokel Co., go Greenw wich street, Baxter
Sons a Maiden n iag.; n j. D. Torrey lls Fulton streets
Dean. Now Rochelle: John II. Hans. Mamaronock West
chester county Charles Field Portchetcr and in most
Of the cities and towns throughout the country.
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INSTRUCTIONS.


NEW PUBLICATION-THE SELF INSTRUCTOR IN
~ the French Language, semi monthly peri Ddcal.
devoted to students of is Just Issued
with exercises and the French for sale
10 subscribers at So payable in advance Office
l15 Chambers street.
ERENCH LANGUACE.-PROF. RICHARD HAS OR
ganized his evening classes, at his rooms 5jl
roadway where he will be ready to give his
evening" from to o'clock Punctual attendance is re-
quested.
MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY, NO. $50 BROADWAY.
lyl room No. AZ (near the Irving House )-Profe .sor
Ryan continues to distractions branch OF
with their application 70 Mechanics Astro-
nomy Navigation Engineering Liant Surveying and the
mechanical arts. HourG-From to ii o'clock A. NJ and
Ito 8 and 10 9 o'clock p. NJ.
A TEACHER WANTED IMMEDIATELY-TO TAKE
"A charge o. Select Academy. One competent to gvo
instruction in the higher branches Of the English and e
branches of the Latin and Greek will
hear of Desirable situation by applying to Beujamn G.
Taylor. Jacob vanWpkle, John X. Romane or Cornelius
vanReypcr at Bergen Hudson county New Jersey two
miles from Jersey city.
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nor SALE-THE STOCK. FIXTURES. AND GOOD
will Of an old established wholesai. and retAi au
store doing sfu Is
mp town. and pay any who will it,
has which draws his
from this. Address L. ". G, Herald office.
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CALIFORNIA BLANKETS. AND SILK AND WOOL
Fannes- bales Of tho former, aad ave VI tho
latter just received and for sale at low prices, BY
A. r. FORREST, Commission Merchant 81 Pine at.
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EORDHAM VILLAGE LoTS.-oNE HUNDRED
Il Building Lots. containing qnarter TO nd
eanh v about minutes walk from the
running parallel with the road from Fordham
Morra Village A road running direct thro ugh the
Of this property the places l.
being worked beautifully situated for esidences the
soil adapted for gardens; 900 peach trees also
great variety Of other fruit such apples cherry
plumb &c. The lsnd is high. and
surpassed For and further particulars inquire Of
GEORGE BANKS. at Fordham hotel or H. NEWELL g.
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ROARDING.-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO
- gentlemen and their wives also si~glo bed with
part or fnil hoard use Of bath Apply at No 30
W csley Place, between Houston and Blcecker SITS.
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TNO THOSE GOING TO CALIFORNIA-A GOOD op
portunity is offered for investment from which
large rrofts can be realized For further
to w. PARSELLS No. 81 Christie street from III < M
to M --SNN' - - IA
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pOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO
- single gentlemen, can haveA paror and bedroom hand
mey furnished in the first class house 43 Twenty
second street between Fifth aud Sixth avenues No chill
dren tAkcI. Dinner At six O'clock.
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CORNELIUS GILT AND ARTISTIC BRONZE GAS
Cbandeers. Pendants Brackets &c. put up fact ~
prices Solar Lamps. French Bronze Caudsa.ras T-rra
Forks Sc to SS dos Spoons S. to $5 A. MORGAN I52
William street. between Fulton and Ann, opposite the
oiDrch. - -
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COAL--ORDERS FOR COAL. BY THE CARGO, OR
In quantities for family respectfully solicited
oiice at Burdick's Wine Store. 73 Liberty street.
GEO w. JENKINS.
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EOR SALE-PROPERTY ON WASHINGTON AND
- Warren streets-The vacant lot No. 26g on the east
eide Of washington street 26 feet inches in fon by 50
seet in DEPTH adjoining the south
Sfreet Also the t~o twotory brick houses and lots
feet each In front Warren street by % feet dapth
abutting the of tho aforesaid
ton street and forming from WASHINGTON 70 Warren
hy very emal outlay and by using 40 feet Of the
che lot Wahington street they be So Deep
giving sufficient for three go,d stores, which will
command high rents This property in the most adysuo
hood Of the Erie and Hudson River Railroad Depot For
price and terms, apply to
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A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
mUsatsd With board and pleasant rooms also
gentleman and his wife, at l95 Grand street. f,w doors
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BOARD DOWN TOWN, WITH PRIVATE FAMILY,
= who live ~ell-A back parlor front bedroom, with
small closet, &c. attached second story and two
Asat attic be let to single gentlemen gentle
and their wives. The accommod atons such
ANY may be in search Of Enquire at 81 White street,
four doors west Of Broadway Good required
RoARDING-TO LET, A HANDSOME FRONT ROOM.
~ with pantry attached, to gentleman and his vito,
urfurbhed with board A'so few single gentlamen
be accommodated by applying at No Forsyth street.