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New Publications.

Illustrated Magazine Of Art, n o. 5, Vol.
Published by Alexander Montgom cry, n. York;
This is one of the largest Of the illustrated
twenty-five cent monthlics, and contains many
articles of interest to the general reader. The
illustrations are very numerous and IN general
Of better order, SO far as their subjects and
the mode OF treating them is concerned than
We often meet with. We should Judge them
to be the work of foreign artists altogether or
very nearly SO, and that many Of then had seen
good deal Of service. Probably it is owing
to that in great measure that 50 tAany Of the
illustrations have SO blotchy an appearances
Greater care in the printing could remedy that
in many cases. Still the good effect oimost OF
hem, as Il whole, is ofa decided charucter-ot
many excellent. We would instance III the pre-
sent number the section oft the ground under
street in Paris, as one Of the latter, and what
was to us more interesting the representation OF
the English patriot John Pym. Pym was one Of
that band Of worthless IN the Commons Of Eng
land vino broke the chain Of despotsm which
the House Of Sluu,i So rlsolutely stroye to riv-
Ut Oh the neck OF the nation. We cannot look
P' Wv >"
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sti,otnr nr,he kim, ,.,j in d,, finn, i,,,,r1 him.
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phctc warning OF .!h " !os'H9 ms head on
the ScuHo'I.
lac Popular Educator, Vol. /. 40. :. PNo-
lIShed also ~ Alexander montgomery OF view
YORK. We cant say 50 much Tor this IS iOf the
former 1t Is qnafto periodical, TO be i5'ued
monthly at l23 cents Inc ann Is to have i
"lhciude regular "s"'''"' Instruction III eve
~ department ol knowledge W edo not 80 p
how such WIDE he'd can be occupied, to
h"ch purpose ne largest encyclopedia cou.u
not nave greater scope. rae tdItor may see
MS way clear, however. no doubt some good
thing7 Wi! occur IN II Tor those 'Ao "ouId IKE
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AN Ok WITH A WooDEN LEG.-A Pennsyl-
vania farmer had the following misfortune hap
pen to fine working OK. The animal was
grazing near where the farmer was at work
making fence The OK stepped into posthole
and broke his leg. AS It was too lean to Kill,
the farmer consulted physician who lived close
by, and the result was that it was determined To
cut off the broken eg. The OK refused food one
day only after cutting off the leg. A wooden
leg. was substituted in proper time, and when
the OK was finally killed 1t presented The finest
beef seen in the Philadelphia MARKEDLY f..
YANKEE farmers please copy.
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III nrrir !.

Ga Tuesday evening, May 10 h, at the Unitarian
Church. by Rev. JosuuA YorNG, Mr.. ClI ARLES
p ulGBEE and Mss SUSANNAU Willis,
both ot Burlington
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Notice 10 sca,aastrrS.

yEANTED Immediately % or 81 teams
" to draw Ore from oar Beds in Norah, to Port
Henry over the pauh road. Cool rearrs can earn
from 81 % 50 - per day. over tolls. Cash paid on
delivery, aud steady husurss gwen To the ct UI
navigation : II Il J. g NlrilERGN.
Port Henry. May 6, 1853. wI5A6
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Myers Extract Of Rock Tee

From tie NeW Udsen Pa!iddium.
THG Rock RosE.--A medicine under the title Of
Rock Rose made from a plant Of that name 10
having great run in tbs vicinity for it. curative
properties. The cry OF quack" so truly applicable
to at least one han OF the medicines of the day,
cannot be justly applied to the Rock Rose. for it has
made its mark" IN this city in several cases TO the
relief and cure OF sufferers. when other remedies
have iailed-and what is quite remarl able, some Of
Our best physicians do not hesitate to speak very
favorable OF the compound The certificates O.
cures are not abrcations, but from highly respecia-
be persons most OF whom are we'll Nuown to Us -
The manufacturer Is a,-o man well known to Us
as gentlemen who would rot be engaged III a
huIAbug or III deceiying the public in any way.
We cheeruly endorse the above, having witness
ed Its good effect, ourselves pulmonary and scrot
uIous complaints We believe it is the best com.
pound Tor colds and coughs, extant. The Rock
Rose has long been known US plant OF rare mrdi-
cal virtues, and lis PREPARATION Is superluended by a
gentleman OF ability ana character. in tins city,
H. Register.
Nctc Harca Jec. roth l'5l
This is to certify that the notice Vi the Roc Rose
medicine published m onr paper in connection with
one hpIn the Palladium was not only unsolicited
but vas written by the Editor Of his own in i1mpui
and observation. OSBORN u BALDNlE.
PHiadium O.Tcc, .Ne,c Harcn. Dee 22d 1851.
This will certify that the favorable notice OF the
medicine, known az the Crock Rose, ," wa. volun-
tary testimonial. Induced by the writers knowled e
vi the curative effects Qi the article in certain Cases
as well % the favorable opinions which others
We. known to him, had expressed OF il and ur,a-
ermore, The article was written without pay or the
promise of payment, or the knowleiC" of the man.
idctUrcr. BABCDCk & NiLDMAN.
For Sale wholesale and Rrtan by G. ?. SAN
BORN * CO., burlington, and ~ Dealers in Mod
ic"cs every H,cle. Wi;w4
sy POISON MING. -!
Thousands Of Parents y no use Ncriuiiu-e con
posed OF Castor oil, Calumr!. &c, are not aware.
that while they appear to benefit the patient, tLry
are actually laying the foundation for Series OF dis
eases. such salvation, loss .! sight, weakness o
| iuius &c.
| la another column viii he found the advertisement
OF llobens. ci>s Medicines, to Which ash Tie at
tcntlon OF all directly interested in their as wei
a. their Chdrrn's health. In Liver complaints an,
al. DISORDERS arising from these OF billion, TYP,
shou!d make use OF the only genuine medicine, lilo
bensack's Liver Pills.
/ ~" Be not deceireI but ask Tor Iohensack
/ Worm Syrup and Liver Pills and observes tnt rac.
has the signature of the Proprietor, J. y. HOHEN
/ SACK, q, nnne Else are genuine w22wiy
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NOTICE.

MO particular assortment but always
" some good bargnus IN he made. Cali and see
what can bs done al Middle Store, Noyes Block
Water ST. BuyS and Sells for cash.
JOS. 4. BISHOP
Apri2O. wi3mo's3.
DLAKE'S Patent Conductors Lantern.
ID G.. ". BAXTER Il co,
April 90, dAw1i
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ASuES-Pots, per 100 lbs. 5l2la5 49,
Pearls 6 62t 40 6St
APPLES Dried, per ID, new. Il u
BEES WAX-Yellow, per Id. 29a3O
DUT IER-Nery choice per h. ~ ~
n York u; Vi. Dairy IL Is
Common, dairy, and store packed 10 u IL
CIIEESE-frimr per IL. . avi
Far Gas
EGGS-Per dozen ala
fLUUh-Genesee, fancy, per Dbl as 90
do extra 50a6 %
90 common brands al -
O.io, GOuIllUn OEaI 80
do fancy 51ai 20
90 cara Lao %
Michigan, common 462a4 10
do fancy S7d5 20
CIuada common, and fancy, 'JiJ W
Rye Flour al W
Buck Wheat Flour, per 10. l 7Sn2
URAlN-COrn, NUItlieTn per DuSleI
southern, yellow t5aOI
South III, white a6l
W y Hs,G'" us M5SSa local 20
Rye, per j6 lbs. -
Oiis Northern Ger 81 lbs. ~
Wh,te Dcaus, ousnrl, ti lbs. 2ja2 II IL
Peas, Canada W u -
OPS-Pcr ID, lst sort 1852 ago
P"OF lS-jeel western mess per Dbl Is OOal5 w
Eastern Mess II uUai3UO
Pork extra clear al9 so
Clear algU0
Mess, best aT W
Mess, other brands alo ~
Prime II 3Uui W
Lard key, Id II
Lard, JJ,, ID 9dlD
llnus, Doson smoked 10 l-2al3
1aiow u ~
POrATOl.S-ieach Blows per bu 3JI
Whites, 2Ja
SEED-Cluycr :, urihern, per ID ala
Western and ouuiilern ~
Here's Grass, per Ju.hel 81 AZ 20
he'd Top alj
t'L,x,,,d ] 25ll 80
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COM GERCIAL.
PROCTOR Il WOODS
PRICES CURRENT.

PRICES CURRENT.
VI. S. pRocroR, NJ. +. WOOD
Commission Merchants tor the sale Of
Wool and Country Produce.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1853.
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wl5mos&

C,a sh paid for Oal>, Peas, Beans,
u Corn, Rye, Butter lard. Cheese &c deliver,
al Middle Store, Noyes' Block.
JOS. VI. BISHOP.
Burlington, April, Is wi3mos
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Sufferers Themselves,

to procure from the Agent in their vicinity circular
and not only read the testimony OF tho:e who have
eXprrieeced ita invaluable curative powers, but TO
write TO- or call upon, the cOnvalrsceuts. that the
statements ,uay LMANATE FROM THE Fol NTAlN-
HEAD course which Will sassy the most credu-
lous, add one by which the reputation OF the RlA-
UDG is certain OF being sustained Write also to
the ropr tors who will accord every iniormation,
md furnish names OF undoubicd character from eve
- section OF the Union, numbering among them
some oi til most eminent Phyrlcians, CIrtgy"l"',
Editors, and prominent citizens, rendering the reIia-
biity add efficacy of the remedy beyond tbs reach
OF uuuO, or distrust.
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TO tie Seacntuy it has prored itself
THE BALM OF GILEE.O,
Especially to Females,

III every conceivable condition Of life it recommends
IL It lar superior in point OF ,tiicacy to any OF
the numerous compounds, concentrated under the
comprehensive name OF "~ARS Al RlILAS.'
II nets a. a tine TONIC, corrects ,"c tohs ui the
StOntdch strengthens the digestive organs, stllIu-
Idtcs the liver - healthy action sufficient TO throw
oil the impure and poisonous s"cre'ons lmparts
rrrl,v richness aud vitality to the blood, crcuates
irrely neutIallLng and removing impure deposits,
strengthens tit nervous system re,turr, the cou,ti.
luton IN al, its strength, and IInparts sl0W Of
heoiM aau bHaH;yof compieri5H
This il a FcgebiJIe Npir.t, pleasant to take, and
perfectly safe 10 he used IN any state OF healn
Dy HE most delicate FEMALE or CHILD.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
.Sorp ny Der.GIsrS GrvrRaLLy. Wholesale
and Retail Dru lstS VIII be supplied on application
to me rUp,lrtots.
". V. ALEXANDER & CO., Projectors.
No ! Bnrclay Street, -is!or Uouse0 New Ork.
Nav 10 l-J3 wiJWlY
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10 Dry 81, NV VIh,
Y i All Paints manufactured by TINS Co"pai
are warranted si!re Witness
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ANTHOLOGY,

AIRS ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR uHB
M skin in foretclng tho future has arrived and will
pish in telgcncs about all circumstances Of life She inter
prets dresms Law matters and love- atroog books and
science tells ladies gentlemen the Of the
they will also the Of her vsters Mrs.
Alvin speaks the English French and
Redtnco 20 street, stairs, tho Bovery.
Ladies 20 cents gcktle~en 81.
NIlSs BRUCE, THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER CAM
WI he consulted with at 30 Canal Of Broad
way, stairs on All events Of lfe-presen past and flu
ture, and tell the and Of person. from
A. NJ. till 8 Y. n. Ladies' 90 cents; gentlemen 81.
MADAME D., TIE GIPsEY GIRL CAN BE CON-
M suited every day this week. At 80 Grand street IN
regard TO the past present Add future She being
the seventh dsubte by her great astrological power
mpar method by which persons win and retain the
affections Of any of the opposite sex Charge extra
AIRS PREwsTER FROM PHILADELPHIA. TENDnnA
1 her services the ladies and gentemsn OF this ss.
In Astrology law matters interpreting drsAas
&C., books science constantly relied by NApeleo
and viii tell tho 81 the lady or gentleman they viii
airy also tho the visitors Residence ~ GreaA
Jones street. corner Of Bowy ladies' oents; gentle.
meeM
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DALn AT AwOF40Rs


"a = half Past 3. :.e.i q. suction Es i
s:::,.y e.: ::ps ss::' s:ssss .ss
Bu1ax p s4s :ssa
dd.r splendid shs..ut hos: s:Ssasss. hands high
% sss FURNITURE 4 Z: ", s:s
k:rs Of the h:g.s 20 Huds0: ,sst Ao .L.ndon qua
AUCTION NorIcE.mxEss BEEF, BRANDY AND
Of wich fine teas oones ground mustard pepper
'n'' brandy WEI fis sTHcSp1nsa CATER
DRIAN H. MULLER AUTOMATICALLY II.
q 3 !. Il as Coo s s 81. i n S
valuable curiosity inssn ,hs P:sriasd GrouD which
where can no. b ssss sossh.. with The sIs.
en BE- ps 70 the
at the time and place Of sale the balance on
the Day Of the ;.. 4. Ts VII be required to 70
day following Dune a5th)
ALBERT H NIcuoLAY. AycrIoNEsR = HIGH
land. shrewsb1ry sale to the highest sidd.r
a sf'' s'HiiS %
mouth a county, New Jersey ~, NSh,9LY
noon sssSssss VAN Vail street New YORK
ssy OF sAs IL the
a,, Sssya :,s ,o @ Is h ~ s ns , building
from SO e Ell in ssp,S more re OF S'i - "a seasR
ss o r o o sar 70
front and by about 2 feet sesp 2 stories
high, ana contains parors oinHg Kitchen pantres
and twenty eli 1t tee ping Also, frame building
parae from the house used about 2OxS feet with
sleeping overhead Also. frame building used
ten alley 80 feet lorgtw0 alleys with the
furniture This house hes desirable
Tor and the building sites
for beauty commanding OF the
The his hlsnds Of Nevenk celebrated for their
pctursqe romantic beauty health &C The beach d.
vdng the Atlantic fro the river be reached In
few minutes. and Shrewsbury noted for Its fine fshing
steamboats, Colder Gate ana Edwin Lewis ply daily in the
aud every other day in the winter Fare,
12 cents The United states government have nppropr
nted frsm 81 coo TO 900 for the purpose Of making the
shrewsbury that steamboats, st
regular hours and two moro steamboats, building,
which will place very convenient Of
access Alens hold property in this place the
nAturaborn citizen Of the United Statss This beaut
full property s situated high gyound anG It's location for
country residences Is having extensive in
land well ss ocean view for miles around which only
advantage other watering places the shore Sale
positive, without reserve Terms cash For full particu-
lars, ss to title 40, apply to william Haisht ESQ., attor
ney and m,rtgagee Colts Neck New Jersey, to the
auconeer No. 40 all street. New York. where and
bills Of full particulars also be obtained.
u A. Chiffon AUCTIONEER-ATK INGsBRInGE
Monday, June Il at IL o'clock, at the Merchants Ex
CHANGE forty lots and plots Of land and peoo Of salt
meadow Of and half acres desiraby situated for
dwellings, and business purposes the old and
New York and albany post roads being part of the
land formerly belonging to Robert Macomb Esq. Terms
had at the ooe Of the auctionees IL Nassau street.
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T EsLIL'S AROMATIC STOMACH BITTERS-UNRI.
IL vailed as tonic and purifier Of the blood, . surs
preventive OF all complaints and delicious and
Innocent beverage be had all the principal hetes and
bar rooms, pure mixed with wine GIN brandy. In
ported by LESLIE CO., 2OS Duane street.
MILLIONS HAVE NEVER READ OF THE CELEBRA-
M ted bohemian hair dye IT'S wonderful how suddenly
white gray red hair is changed to beautiful and par
mancpt black. brown Our customers say cams -
heatgve IL trial. Wholesale and retail 1T che depot,
No. 237 Hudson street, Canal.
CTUFFING MATERIALS-TO CABINET MAKRRA
upho,serers, and carriage iurnshers "A Superior
article of clean black machine tow dry AAA
sweet cured husks by the single hundred bales.
lots to suit purch ssers
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INSTRUCTION..
CLOTHING.

'~-~<~~>~- -~~-~-~~--
(NLOTHING AND FURNITURE WAkrEn.-i AIDES
emeu having any to dispose OF can recsve fair
sash price sending the stores ~ wos Broadway place
street and 90 West Brosdwsy by letter
post addressed to CohEN. Ladies ATTENDED, TO by Mrs
Cohen
MAST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons DESTROYS Of their cast OF ioes
osh obtain ar price by sending for the subscr
her, at his residence, or through the Post ofnco.
l.. NJ. DUSSELDORF NO. 10 Rim street.
N. Blades attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf.
TIsiTERs TO THE CITY. AND HEADS OF FAM
lies should oail and inepeot tho superior snd
fashionable stock Of ladies' and oh ionB clothing 1T Miss
EDws kDs', 76i Broadway.
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BOARD WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN,
D of retired habits wishes partial board with
lady living retired and alone Terms to bs
rate address three days y l.. B., Chatham square
tnstn
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BOARD IN THE CCUNTRY.-A FEW FAMILIES CAN
ID be accommodated with board ut Rose Cottage Corn
wall county The location is and all
the comforts of home be realized For particulars in
suire of Robert Sinclair 4 Roadway e. Ring, 1872
Rrna dHa LoLn
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.

ILLINOIS, OHIO AND MICHIGAN FARMS-WANTED
Immediately, number of good farms from two hundred
and City thousand each containing wood
land with dry prairie bottoms &C. Location must be
healthy and railroad steamb at landing Persons
readily Gld purchaser by sending description termi
&C., to DE MOTT X CO., No 81 Chambers street
WANTED-A SMALL SNUG DETACHED COTTAGE,
w situated New York Island in the neghborhood,
at an distance by stage railroa Ifcompetcy fur
hhed preferred and would be taken either by the
year Family consists oftwo persons Address Eome
raid Office.
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BOARD WANTRD-BY A SINGLE GEEiLGMAN. IN
- location IN the city, within fifteen minutes
talk Broad street, breakfast aud only Tho
ust be cool and airy and price not to exceed 81 30
teek Best of references given Address, stating terms,
IL. e. NJ f., box Cg2 Post office.
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DESTORING THE HAIR.-A FEW DAYS SINCE, DR.
lKELLINGER sitting beside editor In Hudson RI
Railroad whose paper he had column of undenia
BILE facts published which his attention called few
sentences The Doctor satisfied his friend that
what there published conld be relied moral certain
ty He then that ought and could bo
made its sale the science and philosophy OF all other
had failed head Of bald from tea
be daly:-Mr. William II Vanderbilt SIX years bald.
Of countryman Cornelius Wander
bilt, ESQ., G. w. Wang Ave bald s. w. Barker ten
years bald Dr. Budd Of 2e6 Mott street. and rsphsy
bridge house. east SIDE bald fifteen years Call and
particulars Of hundreds OF others at the store 6 Broad
way Sold all in large bottles at 81 each 50
dozen and ten times as cheap a. other srtioe offered
Put all the pretended hair restrves together and they
produce part of the evidence show
Dr. Kenger The dollars arccomng from ell parts Of
the country in round numbers. Let them come. Few
know better how to distribute and appreciate them than
DR., X.
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% = - =
MUSICAL,


SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
n forte $500 months since will be sold for $780,
made by the best city Makers and fully by them
The obliged to leave the city 1t be for
few days at Hudson street from until II O'Clock A. NJ
BOSTON PIANOS.-T GILBERT 4 CO., THE CELE-
- braed manufacturers OF pianos and owners Of the
at patent right in order to better accommodate the c
Western customers have made with the sub
scrber supply the trade Wholesale and RETAIL at factory
prices. l. Co Is pianos too we'll known to need
Communication The subscriber has the largest assert
city The aoau with injare the plane
in the least I. g. Co. have just made scale
to their pianos which superior In and depth tome
to that has before been to the public
the purchase money refunded Secondhand pianos great
barpans prices from $40 to $780, Dealers supplied the
most liberal terms. Pianos to let HORACE WATERS,
No. 1888 Broadway corner of Anthony street. publisher Of
music, dealer In musical instruments Of all kinds
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC, FRENCH OR GERMAN
Lessons will be given in either Of the above lady
who give the best references to capabty &C. Pu
residence. Address Ireson, Herald ofhce
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. OR TWO PUPIM
M will be instructed the pianeforte by young lady
tructed 1t her residence 80 per quarter t.
60 out, $l2.
CMITHS SUPERIOR NELOr EONS.- THESE MELO-
pianos and organs and superior any the
mony being equally good in all the keys For sale, whole
sale and retail ~ the piano and music store of HORACE
WATERS, SS3 Broadway, corner Anthony street.
DIANoFORTE FOR sALE-A 81 OCTAVE ROSE
L wood piaDoforte of tine tone and finish Price $3.50
Can be application to Mr. KENYON of25th
street and Third avenue Harlem.
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BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. DESIRABLE
ID apartment is for families single gentlemen be
obtained in house containing the modern
and anding full OF the harbor and bay Being ST.
tutcd between Wall street and Fulton ferries it is within
minutes distance of York. Inquire 10 Colum
bin opposite Clark
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rIREWORKS,

FIREWOAKS,
EpGEs FIRST PREMIUM EXHIBITION FIRE
"a works depot 43 Maiden lane. The Subscribers beg
leave 20 inform their customers and others that having
greatly increased their facilities former they
prepared TO furnish exhibitions TO any extent and
have hand variety OF smaller re works suitable
torekeepers' retail sales Tho is held solely by
J. W. Holberton, q Maiden lpnc Orders addressed
shove, toJ. q. j. EDGE Jersey City. viii meet With
attention
tNiREW0sKs.-NFW YORK LABORATORY, NO. 1906
Front street-fire crackers Canton rockets double
neaacrs Josteks and complete assortment OF fireworks
warranted o. the hrst quality Country merehsnt- and
dealers tn general also committees for city And country dis
plays, sooplied on the most liberal terms.
M. BENN ETT 1876 Front street,
ETIREW0RKSi FIREWORKS - $50 600 WORTH OF
hrew9rks comprising ryepy variety known in tho mar
sale dealers and committees for exhibition works invited
TO examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN II. ROSS, Proprietor.
L,IRRWoagsi FIREWORKS OF EVERY DEsCRIP.
Il ton, and warranted Of the first quality. Countrv
merchants and others supplied liberal terms ROBBINS
WILEY 1SS Wasbingtop street. cornsr OF ChaD,bers,
CNIREW0RKS-A WELL SELECTED STOCK or
Chinese crackers double headers rockets pin wheels
scroll Wheels trangles flower pots torpodoes biuo lights
bepgoas Roman candles exhibition pieces Sc Of the
quality which offered ut the lowest prices.
THOMAS DUNktS, Nv, 10 Maiden lane,
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BOARD WANTED, IN THE UPPER PART OF TIE
city-A lady without children is DESTROYS of obtaining
hard In private family where there other
ud prefer boarding with widow lady living retired; she
VII furnish her Terms must be moderate. Ad
dias N. r. Herald office.
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A nhEfMP0RTAT1ON OF MANTILLAS FIVE
NJ thii erun,st, =. rmens q In nain and
silk rufnd fri.a a,tta lace t,.sna grenagio nv anS
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rom cossp portatioa Tho 5ntre Of the Subscribers
purchase GEORGE HULPIN
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BOARD IN HOBOKEN PLEASANT FURNISHED
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can be obtained at Mrs BENSON'S, Washington street,
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