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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03
NUsICAK.s

WANTED IMMEDIATELY A CATHOLIC ORGANIsT
and teacher, for church in this city. ddress Pas
tor At Dungans book store, ISL Fulton street.
SBDGWICKS QUADRtLLE BAND-MR SEDGwICK
- com poser Of Poor Uncle Tom &c. ate at
Willis and Hanover Rqsms Londonl supplies his petite
orchestra for sorees dansantes performing the most
music soether nth the latest compositions
Julien: &o For small pa rites the conoartiua ana piano
form little band in themselves No IFS varok street
EoLIAN FIAN0FOMEs.-T. GILBERT g. co 8 Pr
anofsrte wsrerocms. No. Ss3 Broadway, corner Of
ahshony street second foor-T, a. h Co daily addine
70 their extensive assortment Of their
rorh rooms They have piapos with or with thc cole
pretod Eoisn to suit from sections
oouny bosh a regards price and quality The
81 her has long been beyond que and az
10 prices @ %. urgently invite oomparson bstvecn
hes and those Of any other mAnuaoturer in the Union
confidently believing that from DO iar faolites nos
seseed By them they are enabled TO ousrp ali oompeti
on Second hand pianos taken In or bought for
cash large assortment Of pisnoa asnvs an
hand ~ prices from $50 Pianos With or without ne
noliAn 70 let. 0ieers boudoir cottage pianos fos
small rooms Prince Cathsrts meIodeons At low prioos
HORACE ATERS Sole Aeent
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sTOLEN GOODS.

December SThe following dssori bed pro serty found
IN Broadway and for whh owner 10 wanted isnow at
this ofhce-one &c Id CHI .telsine.
GEO. w MArsEIL Chief Of Police.
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THE INTEREST PAYABLE FIRST JANUARY NEXT,
on bends Of tho Milwaukie and Mssssip pi Railroad
Company and tho real mortgages bonds Il
hyauMe City Issued in aid Of said company, will DO sad
DELANo, pUNLRvY d co, is Wan street.
CAsH ADVANCED. COR BOUGHT OUT FOR CASH.
~ literally Snd most pleasing terms every kind Of
and personal property dianond cold and
iysr ware god yatohes dry geods groceries, pano'
sau street, second heor. JOS. b. DE CANARA.
WILLIAMSBURG GAS LIGHT COMPANY = FOR
the convenience Of stockholders residing in the CITY
OF New York, the Williamsburg Gas Light Company have
w, - wan nysst
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DANCIRG ACADE NILES.
MADAMn AUGUSTA HAS RE-OPKNID HER pAK.
Az cling GLASSES In her oommodious house, No ia Broad
way. A. reduction will DO made 70 partics having
numssr o. children 70 30 nstruote Tor terRs ana garlic
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EroR ALBANY-WINTER ARRANGEMRNT-rHRE1
= daily Hnes-rare 81 50-The Grains leave Gig Hal
Gays excepted, follows First train 81 &c. A. ~ mail
rsin stopping ~ All the way Sta tions second train
an:ny express stepping ~ Croson Falls Dover Plains
IN time 10 with the 80 train Albany west
sh-d t-An 4 p NJ Albany express stopping 81 Croton
sLs Dover Plains KlorsOn, Hlisdae and Ghsshsm four
train for Buffalo Returning will leave East Albany
a SA NJ express train. arriving In Now York IL -
T., 70 al. H. mall train msSius 81 gsoIs antaP. n
II. sLoAr. sups.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-DIRECr
United States Nail and Expross Lines through In four
York foot Of Corlandt street. 81 ana f. NJ and BIZ
u Leave Phi! sdelphia ~ and A. W. and W p NJ Por
arst class 3s seooIi DO, apd9A % So For BalM-
s0la n shs Sbovs .nd throgsh baggage carried in Che
srs Dress The ferry fifteen minutes before
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILAp
I:ss joSss 3p's si 1HsinIsS NJ:
In. Sy sssanboss JOHN PofTrR ~. P.ss e.
:: :s's ss s'; *. ss, T. 3 u
l. N4P. n. Fare 81 30.
HUDSON RIVER OBTAINS DAILY
k1press Train a. n Through four hours CONNECTING
With trains reaching Buffalo Montreal - o'clock sams
Express Tram, p. n. Aoeommsdation train 7Fu
Passsnsers taken 81 ChAmber Canal Christopher. Four
's snNs. and r Thirty -ssss streets r; 80.
way stasions GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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REMOvAL.- THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
~ give notice that they have their oos for ths
Of birth marks scrrhus cancers poypus tumors
moes &o from No. CPS Broadway the northeast corner
Of Second avenue and Twelfth street.
HARVEY Il WALLACE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN persons admitad the liberty Of the Jail in the
y and county Of New York bonds to the Sheriff
hereby required TO call At the once Of the undersigned
tAs City Hall the Superior Court Rooms
Re esh Of January 1853 and give bonds to the
Sheriff. THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff.
New York Doc 80, 1852
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NoIICE.-BANK'S GUARD-THE MEMBERS n
sn,s company will meetat the Eagle drill 70 ms 90,
Doanoy ana ChrJ site itreets this morning. at egh
oeck vues VIII be received st tho Crystal pa Gras
street. At half-pAst eight pf eoisely, '' - "h
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A CARD ATA SPEoIALMEETING OF THE SECOND
IA Company Chatham Guart held at PSI Walker street.
or their return from their third annual target
the Following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved That we return sincere thanks 70 Mr. Gus
ling and other gentlemen for their adness in presenting
us it'll their valuabl, prizes.
Resolved That we return sincere thanks 10 Megsrs
woodward and King Of the Steamboat Hotel Dobbs Ferry
for their splendid dinner and kind We so re.
arrival. ~ ''VN "'
Resolved That ret1rn our thanks to Mr. Adhin,
mutic ~ ' ' s"'i
Resolved That we return sincere thanks 30 Mr. HUH
pany ~ ~ w ''e SVin-
Resolved That return we're thanks to Mr. Ram
sey, for the splendid target. presented to us " ~
WI. D. FRELIGH,l
JAMES BAILEY, SCommikt,e
X
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BHR FALL S0A1llR.

.>.~..--
kHIrTH ANNUAL BALL o. MANAHAN'S CORNEI
= band, 1t tho Chinese Assembly Rooms on Monday
evening" January 3D. 1855 dollar easb to 81
had Of the committee, Of THOMAS Man AHAN Leader
pear In anil orn.
THE TWENTY-TOURTH ANNUAL BALL, IN AID Oh
tho New York Fire Department. Fund, win take place
AIRY u. 1868 Tickets to be had Of the committee.
PARKERs GRAND HOLIDAY BALL WILL rAKR
place this evening onday the 80 At his large n,
in ~ third Eighth
avenue Tickets fifty cents Dancing commence
O'clock.
RUEHLERS BALL, AT THE CHINESE ROOMS, $3.50
Broadway on Tuesday, January 4th 1853. Nols full
orchestra fortyhve men, will attend Tickets dollar
for gentleman and tV ladies to be had At % North
street and ~ the Chinese on the evening
of the ball Min consequence Of the great number Oh
subscribers TO the above ball prevented having the
fupTer served at certain fixed hour my
balls last season tho conf Of frequenssrs this
from which DO selected. during tho eleven
o'clock IN the evening t three o'clock In the morning
thing which will suit their tastes and promise The
dishes to hot and we'll prepared hope that this
arrangement will meet general approval among NV
friends and tho public in general. BUEHLER.
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VIlR 1lII1IyARY.

II E0AN GUARDS.-MEMBERS ARE HEREBY NoTI-
~ fed 20 meet at their headquarters Custom Uousc
corner o. Brosawsy and Fourth street Monday
January lsss At o'clock prec,oly on the
nsotion with the above will take place after dinner
oent time being allowed them 10 make suitable
Tor tho same By order OF R0BERF NUGENT Com
JOSEPH WEiR, seoretary.
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HE HO .IDAYs.


u ICH, ORNAMENTAL BRoNZEs, GAS FIXTURES.
etc1he subscriber takes occasion Of the holidays
call public attention to his extensive stock Of French
ported gas fixtures artistic and plain mechanical oarce
and moderator lamps of superior make all warranted;
Paris bronze biscuit fsures and srouTs; China and Be
hemian ware fancy articles
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CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIEs
~ or gentlemen having any Of the above TO dispose Of
can receive fair cash pioe by sending the BY
letter through the To ensure delivery de pay
by Mrs.. Cohen.
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False and Wicked Reports having deferred
aAiss using the valuable org
made for curing disease and giving md STRENGTH
on sight, nsde miracuousy powerful the
Nervous Antdo for date but only gu Sugar
that DO dissolved by heat will retain the fluid TT
IL then stronger BY tins like the Ner
ysss Antidots. TALBOT WATTS. Magnetic Neryist, 4A
Greenwich street.
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CLOTHING /.

NoTICE.-lLPHONsE p. MONTANT RETIREs THIS
AZ day from this firm q A. Stewart h co,
NEW foRk, January l, 1858.
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CAsr0FF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or gentlemen having any olsthine furniture
ewelry dispose Of obtain fair Ash price By
for the subscriber 81 bis residence through ths pes
Ladies ATTENDED by Mrs Dusseldorf Is Elm street.
i. n. DYSSELnQlI
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TSAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Sache msA special Meeting Of the Grand Council OF
ssnn.ny Society or COLUMBIAN Order will b held
Ma Great Wgwam at half hour after setting of the
sun. pnnctual attendance lie requested.
GEO. 8. MESSERvE, Father.
THos. X. DOWNING. Scribe.
Manhattan Season of Hunting LIST Moon;
So ofIndependenoe 77th and of the Institution 18th
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~ %. NAchslas VIII be opsn for the 70
ssVeasn q company On rhursaay January 6tA, lesa
TREADWELL ACKBR 3 CO.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
- -Ladies and gentlemen having on clothing or
furniture dispose Of obtain fair cash prios - send
In for the sbscriber, ~ his residence limo addressed
through The Post ONCE will be promptly attended
Ms COHEN &c Elm street,
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COPARTRERsHIP NO rICRs,


COPARTN ERsHIP NOTICE. DAVID T. LANNAN
~ having annotated with himself George Kemp will
nue the Wholesale drug business ct % Water street. under
the nrm Of David r. Lanman L. Co.
DAVID r. LANNAN.
New York, Jan. !, 1855 GEORGE KEMP.
COPHHTN ERsHIP.-I HAVE THIS DAY AssOCIAr :
~ ID WITH my two brothers. Aibin HAsi&, and
John B. Marie. The buSness viii DO continued fro This
date under the firm az c. MARIE CO., No. 60 Liberty
street.
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ITO RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROPos-
ais addressed 10 either Of the undersigned will be re-
esvsd A. nisboroush HshlAnd county Ohio the Ia.
Of the middle diyison Of the HILLSIDE
rough and rarkersburgh railway, Hlsbo
county 0hic abost my sin naes The Line will Be rssdy
Mons Of the work will DO exhibited the ooe
In Hsborcugh for one week prior " the LIST day Of Feb
ruary This railway forms the recognised continuation
Across Ohio Of hs Baltimore and Ohio North
vEsina Kaiiwsys And being located ~ . link In the
In way worthy Of the attention Of able and entorpr
Ing contractors The remainder Of tho line the Ohio
river Will DO ready for contract about the art day Of Nay
next. JAMES M. TRINBLE. PreGdonN
ELLwooD MoRRs. Chief Engineer
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A ssocIAT1os OF THE .AERosTATIc MAcHIN

A GENCY or THE STAIR OF ILLINOIS.-NOTICE
"A hereby given that iustslment Of eight 90 100 dol
lars win be paid each dollars of tho stock
Of the State Of Illinois, NJ the ooe Of the subscribers
and dser naay, the Sd OF January next.
WADSW ORTIZ & SHELDON,
Interest Agents, No. IS Exchange place.
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Axs. Jcrvis' Cold Candy-T1me-tests and
by the Rst II the country for coughs
SO hea5sens:s sere threat snd ether pulp snary cen
UAht Clay Taylor, Benton, Van Buren, and other as
eusAsa nea have reeonnendsd this really good a5tsle
ssst below Chsstnut fhsSsiphs, and Druggists ssss
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VNWE 0RBAT INDUSfRIAL EXHIBITION or 1859,
70 be held In Dublin-Netioe exhibition win be
opened Thursday the eh Of Nay, 1855 The mAnufa
Of ths United States respectfully requested to
ss.s.buss sHsomels Of she :k and industry 70 ths
ttss Will be transmitted free OF charge from New York
T. Dublin and those remaining unsold 81 ths CLOSE Of
original Shipment The exhibition building will DO bond
- and the Btsh governments have undertaken
introduce Got OF Psrsmen for the protection
piracy Of persons exhibiting row For copies Of
Aion and any further information required apply
ses Of the Secretary LIS P,al street, Hanover square,
BY oPdsr IF the committee, j. @. HALLET, Heo.
The Now York COMMITTEES eonposod Of the folio wing
esAtlemen 70 whom be had Theodore Sode
wsk Hsa. Richard Bell. ESD; c. Edward Habioht, Req.
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INDIA PROOF PAP1R.-,ENG sAyERs, LITHo-
grAphers and Others wanting ~ buy good India
prosf paper would do we'll calf stoes,
he wishes to dispose Of small lot very reasonable
price. JOSEPH CAIN. ttationer 40 Maiden lane, Z
between Water and Front stroets.
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A FORTUNE rOR ONE DoLLAR--EnPLOYMINr
"A for everybody guaran tsed.- Messes. RRADLxY
JONES continue 70 send 70 al ~ re Of tho uset Ssaess
week Many t6anhui letter: prsvs shss they have Sssa
and without risk Dreot prepaid enclosing 81 beg 10Pe
once BAtEoEs, Nd and Ney viii be cent ~ return msn
ALL Of either In town country, havidkA few oh
hours may greatly bsAeftsd BY these vAluabfessrus
tlons. Patent fight secured.
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A DIv!DEn OF FOUR PER CENT WILL DE PAID
"A TO the OF the New York Exchange Ba ak
on OF after the Sd ihst. S. VAN pUZER, President
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ITO LET-PossEssION IMMEDIATBLY:-THE NEW
three story brown stone front house No. SO Pacific
street. sixth house from the Of Bond street, South
Brooklyn; bath and water fxtarss and kitchen
lease will be given to good tenant. Apply 10 JAMES
COCKER b CO., "a John street, New York.
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CAsT,oEr oLoTHING MANTED.-TH. sUBsCRrBnR
apparel syy description Persons having large or na
auanties obtain the full value In current nslsy 81
calling on addressing through post, JAMES MORONtY
Store, IL 0rsugs street, near OhAthAn street.
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w ,yevng woman, - waiter ana shambsrmA'd, 70
vd smh lssy Best OF fsferenSs given. PisAss call
AAya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

eesneesed with TIE general one Of clms;e-Why TIE
Western Cosss Of both he-,spbsrcs have warmer
ANIMAL Temperature than the Essterns-Whether the
climate Of Europe and Of this eountry has undergone
ANY permanent chan in q series Of yesEst and me
hke-an which have becn coaclasiseiy answered and
insractivey discussed BY learned and scientific men.
vhose WORKS are, shoai be. in every Family liz
brsryT From such works have CLEANED the above
climatic statements and stsrstcs with view rossi-
be 10 introduce fAvorsbly and particularly to
the readers attention the following reliable Information
touching the climate Of ky WEST. k 10 more cape
csly intended for ths, class of invsds whose rcstors
non 10 heslth or proongs'.cn ollie. depends
l,... upon more genial and healing climate.
There i. large class OF di.esses b which "aesh ID
heir To- that can be permanently cured or temporAr-
" sevisted only BY the removal OF the patients 10
more salubrous and uniform elimate.-no, 30 much
where the near annual temperature higher or lower.
bu, where there Is the least difference between tho
mean tempersure ofthe several sessons OF the year.
ard between the several monShs Of the yesr,-wnerc
there no excessive heat cold -no sudden or ex-
treue sfernstons oftemperseare.
Kxr-wESr, L. an ever green spot. where the seasons
glide imperceptbly into each other where the pro-
duion of culinary vegetables Is uncessing where Nc
tropical fruits continuously ripeo. and aowen per-
United States. where the temperature, among the
seasons and the months Of the sessons equally dis
tributed, and none in Europe 90 highly favored ior
mildness and eQusbility OF climate. ltisa "istie t
and Of half dezen miles in length and from one to
two miles in width-sixty mile- from the nearest main
land with elevation OF Only sdoren feet above tho
ocean, entirely free from swamps and marshes, sssS-
nsnt pools and decsying vegetable deposts-and con
sequently, there noxous exhaations at home or
in sufficient proximity to poison in the least the pure,
genial snd healtha breezee which fan. increasingly,
this CoSAL MY.
Instead of the cloudy days. wet "fosgy- mornings.
and damp, cold nights which frequent in north
ern attitudes here have cloudless skies dry and
brilliant nights where trusts and fogs are aAknown,
snd where walking and riding by moonlight 10 thu
fsvorite recreation, and sitting out the piaIzas.
"bue headed" until midnight. Is the practice.
Here we have fres in winter, doors and windows
all open during the day, and the windows up rssed ID
night, wear pansmas-"straw hsts-sad summer
clothing in winter, and no ever takes cold.
The mean annual temperature and that OF each
season several places between this place latitude go
3J) and latitude i6o 39 viii give the climatic compare
son with mathematical precision
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

JOHNSONs NEWARK and NETWORK
~ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY-rv, Trips Dll.y.
-s,easpsu EDWARD PAYSOE and An AGA Steamer
Edsuc PaytoD leaves Ne~Erk, foot Of DIvieon-t, 50
A " Commercial Dock 10 A. NJ; and PER No. -
" r., between Co1rtl4nSt ard Dey-stS- " Y, Il "
Steamer Jsnaiea lesv,s Commercial Dock AZ o'elS-t
~ ard Per No. IL North River. q; 0cl0cl p n Fer
freight sEd sing vsssls 4prly 70
w b. wO0DRUFf. Assni, on he PieI.
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Let 10 be noted that In Key West the difference In
the temperature Of the 10 ess than a, any
other place In the United States there being only stx
degrees between Winter and Spring, less then so be-
tween summersan autumn, and only il34 between
the heat of summer and cold Of Winter,
But tina, which most distinguishes the climate Of
KEY WEST, and renders Il saubrious aud health.
restoring than that of any other spot Of earth except
ing perhaps, Madeirs, Is the slight difference between
the temperature Of successive months and Of the
wnmest aud coolest month. A, compared with the
,ha. cia sf.,I. Tim.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

Yoi freight or passage Apply 10 - ,,. - - -
FDWrD X. COLLINS Co, No - Walft, y. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY d Co. Liverpool
Y G. ROBERTS Co, No Is Kings Arms fNa'
Loadon. -
torres PsIls, or GEO. Ii. DRAPER Hayre.
Toe owners Of these ship. viii not be accountable Tor soo
silver bullion specis jewery precious stones or metals an
less bills OF ars signed therefor ane tne Vsi7e Hsfs0'
therein EXPRESSED
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In Havana the wsYmest day 10 the year 10 generally
not higher than $40 and the coolest not lower than $50.
KY WEST s also distinguished for the great number
OF lie clear days and coudess skes II has been sseer
tanned by successive yearly observation that upon the
Northern coast the average number OF fair days In
yesf 30, and along the region Of the inland Lakes
only III; while 1t Key West the number Is go Here
the winter months the dry season"-the annual
quantity Of rain being 81 nche-. aud only inches fas
between November snd Maryland when 10 rains, Il IA
the warm aud refreshing spring Ike shower and ohsn
accompanied by thunder and lightning
AS regards the prevalence of daily, genial and Ia.
ygorsfng ses-breezes and the total absence 81 ell
healthy material sxhalstIon< chilly winds, fogs and
saline yspors KEYwEsT IL prefersbleto st.Augussiae.
Cuba Madeira and 1t Ia the place above all others,
for repairing injured constitutions curing lungs dsea
ed banish!ng rheumatic pains and strengthening de-
blitate minds and BODIES. q 80
The City of hey West' Is the rnoss popploss tows
in Fords-the people are ho-pitabls The society eda
Gated and refined, the principle dwellings comfortable
and luxurious and the ground. aud yards adorned with
tropical Fl III; and blooming towers. 10 has
Episcopal Catholic, Methodist aad Bsptist churchss-
good public and several well selected private libraries
and there u not In the UnLn, community, where
law and order are more uniformly respected, and
religious ordinances more strictly observed. 0
Let invslids, therefore. ~rfl az an Others WHO
would fad ever green sD5s where flowers IA
perpetual bloom. and the climate Invariably genial
lgbriOGs and healing seek ttis CosAL KEY Of the
Florida Archipelago ard particularly let these seek
/, who afflicted wsh rhe premonitoy symptoms Of
pulmonary consumption whether GoIn Hereditary or
acquired predkposaoD, ehrordc bronchitis, asthma
chronic disordsrs Of the digestive organs, chronic
rheumatism, &C. let tbsIn here rs4pire the health
restoring and heprossngtag atmosphere; wslx or
ride out daily, mp 70 the Bsrfseks and down TO the
For.,' and along me sn,ooth sesbesch ssd sslher
beautiful shells, coral bsn1saons aud curious pesfse
lions, let them jump aboard tsstssSps hlSc o.
vreekfng vessel, Aad Sosi 10 the Cali suesD for No
noble 5Rs fsA AL over The Sand Hey half DOZEN
niles, and catch IN throw sss Q bushss Of ane.
frssh ssydia@ sut In ne hafbor, and pan IN
with hand line. forty Varieties Of delicious hsh o.
Try hsnd q Sysis@E ersvHsh sad SsSyt<y s,Al
n6rrbs turtle. Finsny, lee shen Ascend enc of tho
elevated ook ou,s" cuposs spd admire the seessi
&c surrsundngs. shoa sssa sssms melt sIoas the a.
e.. ses," and ss other zines >fa- o 49,
'ws,eAins tas vrey with VI shes White eress
s.55 ...L Z. :, dsa1.ks -.
6.5 .,,, Sss "a ss 70 ~ '.''' "a
Les them repeat With y-rsorsI sppssesrsa nd ds-
> How A.ppy sLey.. "a. - . $50
b. Seal % fsoE sosa ssss. ssss Ss oes. sEys'.
boil .-si.ER - Y 80 - - 80 .IsT-
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other places L stands thus,

Let be noted thai IN all other places cave Madeira
the winters are colder thsn Key West and also that
there are hotter days everywhere sise In summer
AZ Council Bluffs the Missouri and si Port sacl.
ling the confluence of the e. Peters and Mississippi
the thermometer rises In 1000 and falls Ia
winter to go below while ct hey West 10 has
never been known to rise above 80 aud fall below $40
Captain Duttop while experimenting the rueion
of the Fort at this place recorded the highest and low
est elevation Of the Thermometer three times each sue
cessve day for three years and deduced the following
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NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT-HEN-

~ RT n RICHARDS 81 THOMAS MURPHY I'd o'he-s.-
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