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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-31

KOTICE.-A MEETING OF TRANSFERS ANDTRUCK-
IN will be held at $50 Grandsreet Friday
ing April a. O'CLOCK Punotual attendance Is psrti.
respectfully invited to be present CommitteeJohn
Madra, Townsend s. Boyd, James johnson
JAS. SEARS, Chairman.
JAS. Il. JOHNSON, Secretary
NOTICE.-THE CoNsIGNEE OF 81 BARRELS OF
IN apples marked In diamond, received per Norwich
line propeers and stored at 81 West street. requested
to attend the receipt they will be sold to charges
COLES THORN
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"A sell Wednesday, April g. At II O'clock a. tho Nor
chants Exchange the story and attic brick house Aad
Ninth avenues; The house u in complete and perfect
with every convsnieao kitchen range 10, Ao Having
been lately complete repair for the owners ewn
who occupies the premises. Terms liberal. large
portion Of the purchase remain mortgage for
4 term If Pa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CAMUEL osG0OD AUCTIONEER.-osG00D a
CONCKLN viii sell at their store l3s Fulton street
Of furniture and fancy goods &C. viz rosewood mahoEsny
satin damask brocsteo and hair cloth marble top tables
extension do library bookcases marble top bureaus wash
stands ensmeed cottage bedroom SUITE chairs desks ~.
Catalogues on the day of sNle.
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REAUTIrUI, OIL PARLIAMENTARY H. LEEDS
O'Clock p At the Stuyvessnt Institute No go Broad
way elegant collectionf pictures variety and quality
are the property Of French gentleman quitting the United
ton years since and others in country Under the
which to this property the sale will
ton Of buyers and viewed the Mon
toned examples Of Carlo Dolc Guido Domniohino. Wee
nix Zuberan veronese Del Carte Cuyp, and doubtless
the attention Of oonnoisseurs very choice ooleo
ings engravng the property the gentleman
BIO sold tho following evening, Friday April LIST.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

wWNEspAy, March 30-6 p n.
AsHns displayed increasing activity and irmness. We
heard that 20 bbs sold az 80 o2 for pearls and
81 SIX for pots per leo It's.
ExpoRTs IRON MARm l 10 MARCH 80
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.-THISD DAY,
ID Thursday March 3st at O'clock n, at 1876 Clinton
street. Baltic and Harrison Streets Brooklyn
lor, chamber, and kitchen furniture.
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sAIM Az AvUxO9.

4 ucTIoE NoTIcE;zrRIpAyt At ~ QcIeo., A
.s dry Is:ss sUary f. frsa wa,hsss asss ssssilsa
CARA shsvcesss. 10 Ihs sAs e slsgaat fnesitsEs
Saturday wiz b as&iesd, -. = ysnsessl
YHOS. BELL Aus&lsosse.
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ASCOOD CONCKLIN, AUCTIONEERS, (sTORE, 1873
" Fulton street, will give their attention to It.
sale household furniture at the residence nd
vduals. Cash advances made whom required.
SAMUEL OSGO0D,
JONAS II. CONCKLIN
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ID w. wEsTCoTT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
1.hold furniture this Thursday morning 0 o'clock at 6
Greenwich embracing Al the furniture and house
articles the house and store consisting Of ia
pcstry and Brussels carpet elegant
suite paror furniture in broae rosewood and mahogany
large French plate richly framed lace curtain: and
shades and walnut chairs rosewood and
mahogany and sowing chairs French twelve
superior bar matrescs rosewood and mahogany marble
top bureaus and French sofas and tete ttes
d yards ooioth elegant decorated mante vases ormuu
cocks china ivory and silver cutlery glassware &C. Also,
choice and valuable collection Of oil paintings richly
framed Also, Nuns superior rosewood pianofortes
octave rosewood boudoir piano,
worthy attention Of those who want elegant instru
ment The will be peremptory and postponement
Catalogues 1t the house on the morning Of sale.
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MUSICAL.


4IOLIAN PIANOS AT Al BROADWAY LAR0n
he rH~ e: x. Ss assn
m:ns: e L.ad with full s.a
n'' D' LINCOLN i TIoSPsos, a. Broadway
4IoLIAN AND BoyDoIR PIANOS MELoDEoNs.
lU musical merchandise, Wholesale and retail.-GrsaS
without tho Improved moan made By Hast Davis Co.
j. Gbcrts patent boudor pianos for small Deslcr
BRRsr
MUSICAL CARD-MR. ALFRED sEDGwIcK, MUsI-
w cal composer and arranger to MT John Owens Alpine
ID ssm s:s his as has s
certina and Mr. sedgwicks conesrtina
more For terms apply st lis vasiok street.
NTovELLo's CHEAP MUsIc-sEcULAR MUSIC
IN Novelties especial editions for America !rish
With :n
has the pleasure to announce 70 the public Of the United
e si vim
MhSs Il g. ., Nj
TSs original Dublin edition can therefore
SIC sellers j. The United ssstes-sithsr two volumes @
pagcs at 81 each elegantly bound with appropriate EN-
Gaining either three q four songs Sssss
Of for each number The Of Scotland
s%asss
surenne H, E. Dbdn, Fini.y Du1 &C. Illustrated with
GrsSsm IN tSIi numbers price thr.Osn cents
three volumes price each M0ysilSs sss.losg. ys
music Tor the Of choral societies. No nsr9montsl
no e & s ss sr. %S.s siSso, SS
mail receipt Of one cent for postage OF each catalogue &c
six cents for the catalogue complete In one volume
DIANoFoRTRs SELLING oFF-THE CHEAPEST IN
hs city on Il @
melodeon sest city make prices from 40 TO 500
70 let " S'nd p'ms mDUssDAY. 100 Grand .sst
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: A UcrI0N NOTICE.. n. BUSH. AUCr1oN1n1-Af
"A lox ss'sek. - the ssstisa rsea. Meth 49,.
street. very arEs and god asssetnsnt u $4,000 n4
furniture from tie hsass fes ssavepeo 9 eaA
I'll ssf.s. mahogany chairs. table, lse,S glsss a.
with whish the sale viii - twsys sfeook. o.
light wagon and handssrt With ~. ~ 49, ssvs
BRdkN n GULL1I. ABln
IA property in the faFs Of niasronecf ~ sstohester
Adrian Muller Co will sell At public :getion on Thur
two story dwelling occupied hsts By W O.
os Main street directly in front q the harbor o y
50 feet front feet deep Icy The sosthwess
deep Also lot No 7 west side Of Main street 90 feet
wide by 200 feet Aso twelve lots Mount Pleasant
each 80 feet wide go feet assp Full ..Srsrty deeds viii
York to w. ScAofsd at the railroad depot st Mama
ronock.
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ID w. wEsTCoTT AUCTIoNEER,- HOUSEHOLD
IL. furniture Friday morning. at 10 O'Clock mt 800
Eighth oil cloth mahogany chairs bureaus
all the furniture in ahousc In Forty hrs street
Eighth and Friday April sth elegant house
hold furniture At Sixth avenue. Particulars in time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-31

John McLeer, Park and Carl
ton avenues,
N. N. Owen, corner Sand and
Pearl streets,
Caleb Sniffen, corner York
and Bridge streets,
VIM. Byrnes, cor. Myrtle av.
enue and CARL street,
j. II. Carlisle, % Fulton ave.
nue. Market.
8. II. Denton, Is do. do,
Thos. Colbert, 326 Atlantic st.
T. W. Devoe. 2ll South Co.
lumbia street,
A. F. 81. Oswald, 166 and 1853
Court street,
d. T. Larkins, 255 and 2J7 At.
lantio street,
Abraham Stoothoer, DOR. Myr-
tie avenue and Navy st.
Geo. Apologize, do. do.
8. ID. Abbott, No. ! Phoenix
Market,
n. w. Stewart. Ger. Concord
and Bridge streets,
@. Abbott, No. 4 Linden row.
L. Peterson, 375 Fulton st.
Wright X Morris, II Fulton st.
J. IL. Keshaw, III York at.
John Ellard, l47 South CO.
lumbia street,
n. M. Owen, corner Sand and
Pearl streets.
John II. Lowry, 81 Atlantic
Market.
,tchers to attend our meeting
,aat 4 O'Clock.
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ner Of and Cross streets % fsss inches VIA y
BY IS ss:. I've
8 ,a = M .ss . s' h,,ss
= sso ali ::
A NTMoNy J. 8LEEcKEE AycTIoNEER, WILL
:'I ss
nd dre.sa %
lately ps u s.
q a a%s as
A NrHoNY ,. BLEEcK.R, AUcTIoNH1R;-LAlHgE
:sr IN New q
staten late ID: % q Dr. .i e.
ss::i.s s: s.. - ~ - .:!:.
8 ssss:: sss.s ~: s.%i.s s.::iy ;,sss sisss;
Ts1s Sosssh rfsS sssh and seventh avenues:
within a.: van q both ths New B.ishtsn saa
II. VI x: .: (: 3.s;
srsy Minute: y :..%S:.s .isS.r New Sssh.e.
s:s s in: y
ten re entire RISp:, there AZ. ysw q ss.aY Hoo.
:i's Z: mo-: !. WI
<:
=: H;: "a:
sas
day sale forty per cont on delivery deeds and
hs balance bond and mortgage for Ave
70 the ssssonssr No Broad street. New YORK -
p A. Chiffon AUcrIoNEER.-sALE OF HOUSE
farming ns.n. ~
COLE CHToN vii sell a. an.Sn Fr My The first
& oSss and
once IN Catalogues 'h' ''s
RIy JOSEPH HEeEMAN, AUcTIoNEER.TM I5E s PAY
s;s and Brooklyn
BEAUTIFUL OIL PAINTINGs-HENRY H. LEEDS /
.o GO VII sell e. .qSsss, on 1hSss 4seos
ssss lssS
e.: :n x:
% R:s
+: sss:s - III: country; s sSsss
ton superb collection snSsn. ana modern draw
b % fn:
S.5p CoeRsf v .s -:
~ i2 o'clock two hsndrsd tons Of copper ore vEiOo
sss
TAMEs MeDoMNELLs AUcTIoNEER-BRANcH 4
stock fixtures q the coffee cake and oyster saloon
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD TURNITURE.-HENRY h.
III ss.:
mad: p.ieEs: erds! is:. spring oenassi.s
ss II : .S
andlaee curtains etegsres and centre tables
s S
ware gold band Ohina Also beautiful suit Of snsmslsd
@ s <: IN
Viii
Sysss sroeIiyn esnsssias il p.sss
ute cloth, nshogsny 5sdsssad, burssus wash
lands toilet sets bedding A. Also Ais general
GENyTrEnEI HS 10 rUENITgRE-HESEy 4
o'clock, At . East Twenty af.h street door from
ssssn and ESd P..o, ;pd fancy
tans etegere tables Brussels and
& o sr end
CHINA &c. &C. Sale viii With Kitchen
r MoRIARTY.. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
day ss 10 oSioOk At IFS Chatham street large as
s.hsr ess 6 %
sS % large 10 ooS
crookery, glassware, clocks, 40. &c.
T ARGE SALE OF IMPORTED FRENCH DWARF PEAR
Vii
II a y g.
T.: nss
rtS,
trees All in bearing sss in want Of such rare
nty to supply themselves.
r ARGE SALE OF DIAMONDS JEwELRY, &c.-J L.
~ yANDEWATER viii SELL this day, 81 iO]s O'Clock, al
and breastpin crosses diamond earrings in cluster and
and pearls large and aiI Of rings damonds
lever and spne Watches the Whole oompr.Ds
sSsy ssssa on
OsGooD 4 coNcELIN. AycTIoNEERs, STORE, 1888
sale household furniture the residence private nd
.s Sos4s1 /. o sosSR,Lrs.
pLANTs AT AUcTIoN-wM s. MoILvAIN WILL
' u sTss on s ns Aps M &
end other rcses Likewise veIbenss hsleotiops and
a ?. Henderson. Jersey City
DAwNBRoKERs sALE-THIs DAY, BY W. N
LEWIS at % Chatham street At 10 o'clock A. n, con
pistols %
other 'nS'rum' WILLIAM M IxxP PsSsS co.. m Bou.r
p c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PIANO.
Nassau street near Fuiton1R G. Kemp viii sell At suc.
ton as above BY sass0sas to pay cash advances. very
French Plate
en- ana sl
and secretary book cases carved mahogany sofas tse
.ssP
top centre and fancy tses marble top dressing and plain
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TAMES MCDONNELL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
81 Mcdonnell will sell this day hursday) at 10 O'clock
the stock coffee oyster saloon
ia West Broadway Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-31

" Carolina Copper Company-For delivery during the
month Of Aprn-SlMEON DRAPER will sell At auction,
p l2 o'clock two hundred tons Of copper ore v.lOo
twenty per Terms made known the day
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r ARGE SALE OF DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, &c.-J. L.
IL vANDEWATER will SELL this day, at l0 O'Clock at
the snles ROOM all sree-Consstns in part Of scarfs
and diamond earrings in cluster and
single brooches bracelets work II amethyst rubies
single stones and in clusters also general OF
other stones sapphire &c also line Of gold detached
ment rarely DO met with together with assort
ment ofother jewelry. Every lot fully relied on.
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n q KEMP AUcTIoNrrR -ruRNrrupr PIANO.

ID c. KEMP, Observation-Disclosures PIANO.
IL. fortes &c.Tomorrow Friday) at 10 O'clock ct IS
Nassau street near Fpton.R Kemp will sell At suo.
large assortment Of valuable rosewood mahogany black
walnut parlor dining room, and chamber furniture of
good quality consisting Of panofotes large French plate
pier glasses carved rosewood parlor furniture suite
soyered IN r,on hre1cn ssn caIved rosewood
suite to match with and without marble tops library
and secretary book cases. carved mahogany sofas tec
tetes and rocking chairs spring seat paror chairs In
great variety Of styles extension dining tables marble
bureaus and wasstands best eurled hair and
which we'll worthy the attention Of houeksepers Also,
handsome white and gilt china dinner set Ice pieces
PianoortesAt IL o'clock superior rosewood 81 and Too
tave panofortes be sold without advances
worthy OF The attention Of purchasers they
from makers of reputation and all fully warranted
the when sold AZ private sale Goods purchased to
10 out Of the city can be packed for shipping
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A USTRALIAN CAMP KETTLES.-MINERS AND RMf-
"A grants generally invited to examine Damp ket
the compact form. I. SMITH co. general hsuss-
furnishing articles. 268 Pearl street.
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RANcA TIN-ERON STORE AND TO ARRIvI.-sea
~ = 10 ''" Fic cs6R BISHOP, Is Maiden is...

NELEBRATED CROTON FILES-NOTICE TO HARD
Importers, Machinists and EngineersThe unlee
signed having purchased the entire interest of the Cotsa
File Works. at Sing Sing n r. hereby notice
the description Of files At said works. and
be sold only by the subscrber At his once and warehouse
below whore all orders will be taken and filled very
short notice. HENRY J. IBBOTSON 2l8 Pearl street.
NB-Ibbotson Brothers Co Globe files are for sale
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DLANTs AT AUCTIoN.-wM 8. MoILvAIN. WILL
No. John street anS Collection o. hybrid perpetual
moss other roses likewise verbenas heeoropes and
other plants suitable for bedding out from the gardens
Il p. Henderson. Jersey City.
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pAWNBRoKERs sALE-THIs DAY, BY ". N.
LEWIS at % Chatham street. at 10 o'clock A. M,
ssng Of gold and silver watches diamond rings pins gold
chains silver spoons guns pistols vons acoordoons
WILLIAM SIMPSON i CO., lsl Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-31

GRAHAM'S ONGUENT FOR TINE BEARD WILL
" force the whiskers and moustaohes to grow strsng
and glossy and thiok in six weeks from the art
like magic entirely the roots Of the hair d per bet
tic, sent to any part Of the country r. G. GRAHAM.
81 Ann street, F0wler's Buildings.
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DENNIS are rather sparinsy purchased, but are not
in excessive supply or easier in price. Drills sell
fast "a received at remuneratve rates. though at less
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Avenue Market,
J. d. l.. Mathews, l40 Jay st.
p. c. Van Vorhis, Myrtle and
Carlton avenue,
8. C. l. W. J. Brown, 151 and
1853 Court street.
John Ellard. l47 South Co.
luBbia street,
d. E.Crowell, cor. Smith and
Douglas street,
J. Murtagh, III Court street.
j. Nevins, 103 Atlantic st.
Jas. Williams, 81 Concord st.
vIGILANT
Andrew Hepburn, Hamilton
Market,
W. Byrnes, cor. CARL street
and Myrtle avenue,
Amos Oswald, 16S Court st.,
John S. Strykcr, 70 Brooklyn
Market.
We also invite all regular b
naxt Monday eyeninu At half !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-31

CPRING STYLE NOW READY.-ELEGANT FINISHED
~ fine moleskin silk hats at the unusual price OF o.
Also, large and varied boys oaps
JACOB BANTA, 264 Bowery.
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TANES SMITH 4 SONS NEEDLES.-THE UNDBR-
signed cautions all Partiss from countsrfeitng ii
tatng the trade marks Of James Smith Sons needles
Ha.in Obtained A. II tho Circuit Court Of ths
parties there shall hereafter any that may -
found selling needles purperng 70 bat
not the genuine James Smith 4 Sons. HENRY WAL
TON to Jas Walton No. Sc Market street, PHI
ladelnhia.
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nIAMONDs.-EvERY PERSON SHOULD LOOK AT,
even hthsy don't wish to buy one Of those celebrated
pcrb their briancy perfectly dazzling to the sight The
price Of the pin and chain all solid gold is only dsllArs
at JACOBS, l02 Chatham street.
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CHOwCASKS.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT CONSTANT.
u ON hand and made TO order in the neasest style
Worlds Fair by X PEBBLES, l24 CraAd street. three
doors east of Broadway
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PIPLEY'S IMPROVED BRICK MACHINE-TRON
III OO0O to 81 900 brcks DO made In day with ths
machine by a ordinary warranted better thaa
made BY hand These machines are set TO ordinary
tub. worked BY one horse They simple
and durable Address, post paid, RIPLEY 4 RED u
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r A. CHIFFON, AUCTIoNEER.-sALE OF HOUSE
DE hold furniture carriages horses cows, stock and
farming utenss at Hunts Point Westohester county
COLE Chiffon will sell at auction on Friday the first
day Of April 1855 at the dwelling house Of Mrs. Wnship
Hunts Point westohsster eounty-furniture and house
carriages wagons stock and farming utensils The sale will
commence at O'Clock, p. M. Catalogues Mt the
naer,a 0NRce No Vail att
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II ARGE SALE on IMPoRTEp FRENCH pwA ARE PEAR

7 ARGE SALE OF IMPORTED FRENCH DWARF PEAR
IL trees, and ever blooming roses-J l.. VANDEWATER
will sell Friday April a clock at the sales
~ al ~ 90 sss y ~ asro
climbing Of all kinds embracing all The newest and
choicest kinds also fine collection OF carnaton pnks
Chinese peoney with other choice and valuable
plants in fine condition. and true to the
trees all in bearing Persons In want Of such and
valuable plants and trees should neglect this opporu
nty to supply themselves.
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M Der Company, warehouse 10 Nassau street. exolus
ponehos Gaps life prsssrvsrs pows dir beds e.shioss
taFpauns carriage CLOTH piano surgical artiels ~
climate d. n WILSON, PreiAank
+. n SxspARD. TREASURER and Secretary.
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r MORIARTY. AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
81 day, At 10 O'clock at l73 Chatham street. large as
soEtmsn Of furniture from families consisting Of bureaus
from manufacturers. large assortment 40 bedsteads
tables 20 bureaus large assortment Of looking glasses
crookery, glassware clocks, 60, DC.
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NENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-HENRY h.
VI LEEDS CO., auctioneers, will sell at auction on

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-HENRY Il.
VI LEEDS CO. will sell at auction this day at halfpa
10 o'clock, Mt 70 East Twenty fifth street. door from
Fourth avenue gonteel household furniture made By De-
and gold brooatele sofas parlor and fancy
chairs in rich rosewood brocate and lace
tans etegere and centre tables fine Brussels
Aubssen earpets French mahogany farniture with silk
worked pows card tables extension dining table;
c engrayings frames basement and bedroom rniture
beds and bedding mattresses rich glassware gold band
china &C. &C. Sale will with kitchen furniture
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invite all regular butchers to attend meeting
ext Monday evening at half past O'Clock.
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remedy can BE- purchased equal to Dr. TobAs venstiaa
Lniment for the cur: Of dysentsry. collie ssknes
cuts burns old sores pains in the mb ohss. back a.
% and 50 cents Dr. Tobias Horse Laimsnt pint bottsu
cheaper and better thaa other FOR the os
Price % cents For sale BY the druggists threughe
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST NEGOTI.
sting two 600 Bank Of England notes wheh have been
18th. 1862. Any information 70 be sent to
GEO. w. MATSELL, Chief of Police.
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20 600 TO 5000 BEIcK , CAN BIZ MADE n
chine by an ordinary hand warranted better thaa -
made BY hand These machines set TO ordinary
durable. Address, post paid RIPLEY 4 REED ~ Duaas
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-28

Howard, the condemned murderer,
has written letter to Gov. Powell,
thanking him in earnest terms for the
respite which has been granted him.
He expresses the deepest sorrow for
his crime, but declares it was the re-
suit of liquor and passion, not malice.
"Cofee " houses or whisky shops" he
declares, have been the cause of his
crime and his ruin.-FTankJort Conn.,
m0nWe0lM.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-28

they knit! SAID Eleanor.
"YOu are young and strong, Flea
nor, and have quick eyes and nimblel
fingers how long would it take you
to knit pair Of stockings?pS
APP said Eleanof, ''what an idea !
I never tried, but think l could get
a pair done in a week perhaps F"
"And if somebody give you twenty
five cents for them, and out of this
you had to get food, and pay room
rent, and buy coal for your fire, and
oil for your lamp" sts.
"Stop, aunt, for PHYS sake
"Well, will stop, but they can't
they must pay so much every month
for that miserable shell they live in,
or be turned into the street. The
meal and -four that some kind person
sends, goes off for them just as it does
for others, and they must get more or
starve and coal is now scarce and
high priced"
"Oh, aunt, Pm quite convinced,
I'm sure don't run me down, and
annihiIate me with those terrible real
tiles. What shall | do to play good
fairy to these poor old women!"
"If you will give me full power,
Eleanor, l will put up basket to be
sent to them, that will give them
something to remember all winter"
"Oh, certainly l will. Let me see
if I can't think of something myself"
"Well, Eleanor, suppose, then, some
fifty or sixty years hence, if you were
old, and your father, and mother, and
aunts, and uncles, now so thick around
you, laid cold and silent in so many
graves; you have somehow got off to
strange city, where you were never
knOwn-you live in a miserable gar
ret, where snow blows at night through
the cracks, and the fire is apt to go
out in the old cracked stove; you sit
crouching over the dying embers the
evening before Christmas-nobody to
speak to you, nobody to care for you,
except another poor old soul who lies
moaningin the bed--now. what would.
you like to have sent you?''
"Oh, aunt, what a dismal picture"
"And yet, Ella, all poor, lorsaken
old women are made of young girls,
who expect it in their youth as little
as you do, perhaps!"
"Say no more, aunt. I'll buy-let
me sea comfortable warm shawl
for each of these poor women; and III
send them-let me see-oh some
tea-norhing goes down with the old
women like tea; and I'll make John
wheel some coal over to them; and,
aunt, it would not be a very bad
thought to send them new stove.
remember the other day, when NAM
ma was pricing stoves, / saw some
nice ones for two or three dollars"
"For a new hand, Ella, you work
up the idea very WE'LL" said her aunt.
"But how much ought I to give, for
any one case, to these women, say?"
"How much did you give last year
for any single Christmas PRESENT."
"Why, six or seven dollars for some;
those elegant souvenirs were seven
dollars; and that ring gave Mrs.
B was ten." 0
"And do you suppose Mrs. B
was any happier for it?"
"No, really, | don't think she cared
about; but had tog give her something,
because she had sent me something
the year before, and | did not want to
send paltry present to any one in
her circumstances"
"Then, Ella, give ten to any poor,
distressed, suffering creature who real
ly needs it, and see in how many
forms of good such sum will appear.
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