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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

YROT GAL0P-A splendid piece OF Music,
Il i. ju,, Issued by LEE & WALKER, PhilSIsf,his,
dedicated TO Alien Dodworh This brilliant compoSi.ioa
shoad be IN the hsDds OF every Pispisf IL full Of bright
and sparkling Melodies snS for ineect unconnony easy
oierscu,ion. For sale al all principal music stores
NETWORK TRIBUNE-For Sale, copy
IN Of the Daily Tribune RON July 1880 70 yply J..
1852 Wanted 20 Purchase, copy ofThe Weekly Trbapa
from Apnl /, 1850 70 July |, 1882 Address X. L. sos No.
G25 Boston p o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

r. franklin Lecturcs.-Proses.or YoUMANS on
Soemifiry, with experiments, on MONDAY EVENING
Jan 81 Al the Tabernacle subect; "Coasttnenfs Of the
Atmosrhere, and their Action IN preparing Soils from
Rocksn The Lecture vii commence az o'clock Tickets
shillins each.
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az Leishf.st. Cbprcbs-PreacliDg by the Pastor,
~ ISAAC WESTCOTT SUBJECT The Brazen Serpent,
rao WTeiched Condition Of the Sinner and bis Recovery
lrrnitd by the wounded Inaeltcq and hs cure blythe
9peen Serpent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

" Mariners Church, Rooseveit-st.-Rev.
NJ lNskIP Pastor Of the Madison,st Consregaon will
preach In this Church TOMORROW (SaDbath) AFTER
Noon, at 9 clock. Preaching also, MORNING and
[LVENINC. Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29
IN Irstruction. Health and Plensure, at the
rs- Mechanics, Institute Rooms, No.

BGwery.-Ibe Third SeTes Of Mechanics Institute
Glasses IN Architectural Mechanical Perspective AID 0a
mental Drawing, Figure and Ornament Modelling. also
Mathematics, VIII commence MONDAY EVENING,
Jan. 81 at the Institute Rooms The Course will consist
OF twenty Lessons in each Class Tern.-To Msmbers -;
kOnMeInber 81 Apply Actusry in Reading Room from
ito 10 Pm. j. X. FISHER
J. I. FISHER. Committee.
O. ID. HISCOX
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VII nCid q meeting on MONDAY EVENiNG, the Slst
hst, az hniekereoeker Hail. S,hav aud 23Rst.
JOHN Il GOU6Hwill addresS the meeting Tickets H. to
eesd al the eoor Doors open AZ 81 oeock exercises 10
ecamerce at n. Como early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

yOE LUkDPbhN
,s.h.S en- the departure Of each Mail steamer NOT
pnee 81 cents copy or - year 70 any part
p,tin or 70 the Continent, postage Dcioded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11
Mr.. Fillmoro's Southern Tour.

WASHINGTON, March TO- 1858.
The IneIigencer publishes letter from o number of
the citizens of Washington, of both parties, to Mr.. Fill
more inqurng the time and mode of his departure in
order that they may unite in public mantle station of
Mr.. Fillmore and HIS wife, son an arrht' villset
out their Southern journey Mauaa health
will allow; but perhaps not before Monday next
RICHMOND March TO- 1853.
meeting was held here last night, to arrange
for the reception of Mr. Fillmore II resolved to
ceive Mr. Fillmore the guest of the city and commit
tees appointed to superntend militaryand civic
procession &c.
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Southern Items.

THH BALTIMORE MECHANICS sTRIKE-LATRR FROM
TBxAs--sHHURE OF AN OYSTER sLooP, ETC.
BALTIMORE March 10, 1888.
The mechanics at Benson's aud Recder's establish
ments have gone to work at fifteen per cent advance
Rcss Winans Murray Hazehurst, and Der1nsad, still
hold out. large number Of the best hands have left
the city and to work elsewhere leaving about
still on the strike
Galveston dates to the lst inst received Cotton
st accommodating at the warehouses the Trinity
The bark Monauk and brig Empire arriyed on the 10th
uit at Galveston from New York.
Governor Bell will bs candidate for Cougress There
viz George smyth of Jasper T. NJ Pease, Of Bravo
ria ~. T Johnson Of Tarrsnt M Lewis, OF washing.
ton, and j. w. Henderson, Of harris
The British ship Fitzgerald cleared at Savannah for
liverpool on Monday with 600 lbs OF cotton
/ Her cargo 10 valued At $4,000
| Tho sioop Volsnt Captain Hedley, from Philadelphia
was seized at Annapolis yesterday and condemned fo
Governor Lowe st Washington working fev his ly,sD'
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NEw ORIKANs March I, 1883.
Cotton has hsen in brisk demand o-day, the sales
reaching 600 bales at steady prices Strict middng
is quoted at oc The stock hand at this port 391 60
bales. Ohio Gosr sells at ~ 10.
NEW ORLEANS, March S-Noon.
Cotton has been in animated demand this morning.
Already bales have been Sold at full prices for the
The Baitics has had effect on the market.
CuARIEsroN, March 10, 1874
The sales Of cotton for the past week have been 00o
bales, at prices ranging from no to l0hc. The recs~
of the same period have been 0,60O bales. dd,Ig -
good middlng 10 quoted At exc. go; mid nssg sT'
sIto loc iar to fully fair, 1ohc. The steSA s ~'
~ this port, y SO, $50 bales.
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BOSTON, March 10, 1883
meeting of a number of our wealthy and influential
merchants held at the Revere House this evening"
to consider the expedency of aiding in the building q
the Prescott and Bytown Railroad to connect with tho
line of the Ogdensburg road Mayor Ssaver presided
Hon A. C. Brown of Ogdensburg, addressed the meeting.
and earnestly solicited the aid of capitalists for ths
object Addresses also made by Philip Greedy,
Tdward Crane, ami William '. Eustis, Esqs Resolutions
in favor of the proposed of reciprocity OF trade
between the United States and the Canadas were unAa
mOusy adopted.
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Connecticut Temperance Convention.

THE FREE SOIL STATE TICKET ADOPTED, ITO.
NEw HAVEN, March 10, 1853
Maine law temperance convention held In this
city today. b. Hudson, of Har tford, President
Answers pedging their eGsrts for prohibitory liquor
law received only from the free soil candidates for
State Offices, vizFrancis Gillette and his associates.
The convention therefore adopted the free soil ticket but
in the resolutions left the voters free support either o
the candidates upon the other tickets whom they might
know to be favorable 10 the prohibtorv law.
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Chief Justice

CHIEF Justice OF New jersey, &c.
TRENTON, March 10, 1858.
The nomination Of Alexander wurs, Chief Justice
this State, has been confirmed by the Senate Mr. Wars
has, however, declined the Office.
The Legislature will adj jsurn sine die to morrow
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Dorsheimer Of Buffalo Robert Temple Of Albany Lorenzo
B. Shepard of New York, Col. Thomas Of New York,
Erasus Corning Of Albany, Henry Sedgewick Of Syra-
cuse, Philip g. Cook Of Kings nty Mr. Dickey Of
Buffalo, 8. Herrick Of Now York. Mr. Snow Of Otsego
county Gate member Of Congress), and thers.
Tho ultimate object Of the meeting had reference to the
next Presidency and the idea is that the patronage
shsud be disposed Of SO to prepare Aie way for
successu result for Secretary Marcy The most impor
an appointment as far New York is q e,ncerned on
this issue is the ccectorshp of that port Tn
brought forward in that connexon Robert Kelly and
exMayor Mcke Neither Of the Names however, are new
in New York to those who have been behind the ans
One is barnburner and the other ia soft she'll Other
names were mentioned but who they con ID not
ascertain. deputaton from the caucus waited upon
Secretary Marcy and it Is stated the result OF tho in
terview that there is to be appointment made for ten
days. and that commission is to be sent by the Pn,s
dent to New York, in the meantime to inquire and
port to head quarters The excitement the subject Is
very great.
There ia curious report through Washington abo.k
an agent having arrived here yesterday with carpet
bag containing twenty thousand dollars Of the notes
of the Leather Cutters Bank for the purpose of bribng
many of the New York members Of Congress az could
be reached in favor Of great unknown for the much
coveted Office of Collector Of New York. which controls 50
large an amount Of patronage and political power.
Q.E.D.
THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE ExHIBITION-NOMINA-
TIoNs SENT TO THE SENATE, ETC.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1853.
large delegation from the Maryland Institute, Bai
more visited the Mechanics exhibition to-day by invita-
ton. They received by Committee Of the Metro
potan Institute, and Hospitality entertained. They
afterwards waited President Pierce, and were intro
duced BY Mayor French.
The Senate remained in executive session but few
moments to-day. About dozen nominations have been
sent in and referred None Of them having been def
nitey acted upon, they strictly confidential.
1t is believed that Mr. Kennedy the Superintendent of
the Census, will be retained the work is drawing to
close.
The applicants for Office under the Post Office Depart
ment from avery section of the country nnumerabe
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Fire In Boston,

BOSTON, March 10 1883.
This forenoon, stores Nos IL and IA Elm street
pied BY G. G. Cove, leather and OIL and Mr. Foot prsvf
sien dealers were damaged by fire to the amount q
90, 900. Insured
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The Latest from, Mexico
CARAvAJAL's FORCES pIspANpEr

CARAvAJAL's FORCES DIsBANDED.
NEw ORLEANS March 8, 1853.
We in receipt of Brownsville dates the 3oth ult
by which learn that Caravajal has abandoned ks
plaps and disbanded his followers
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BALTIMORE, March 10, 1858

BALTIMORE, March TO- 1858
The ship Banshte, from Rio January a. arrived here
this morning. bringing 5000 bags of coffee On the 18Th
u spoke the ship Corinne from New York for Sans rsa-
cisco ,dsma asted, and steering for Nassau, N. p.
The Rev. Mr. Rnmbo of the African Mission and Dr.
Aday OF the Philadelphia Conference, passeagers
by the Bapshee
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GREYs, EIGHTH REGI-
H.. ms1s-f9r sale low for cash full uniform and equip
men Tor Ise Lieutenant in the above regiment nearly
new Also shares In the Empire Knickerbocker and Ctf
.1ang Assoeistons-if applied for immediatey-at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11
AGENCY.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, CITY OF
"a Warrington ID. G., under the direction Of Aaron
Haight Palmer Counsellor of the Supreme Court
United for tho and claims
the States before Congress- the Executive Depart
mens and Boards Of Commissioners sitting
settlement Of accounts with the Executive Departments
and obtaining the remission of fines penalties and forfeit
for alleged violations of the other
the United States Of debts egacies and nher
fances IN the United Stat and foreign countres invest
generally remtances and other business purchase
of government lands for foreign emigants &c The under
signed has efficient and reliable tho
States AID Territories Of the Union and will gve his prompt
Letters must be post paid Office south Of Fifteenth
street, opposite the Treasury Department.
AARON II. Palmer, Director and Consul General of
Ecuador for the United States.
Washington December, 1852
r J. SHARING, COMMISSION MERCHANT MONT
81 gomery street. f. Argent Co.'S banking house,
Ban Franosco, California. Consgamonts Of merchandise
generally solicited RcferencsG. s. Robbins Son. Wall
street.
NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION MER.
IN ohAnts Valparaiso
WILLIAM r.. NYE. A. RICHARDSON. AUGUSTUS LoMBARD.
keterenees.
yALpARAIso-Msssrs. Alsop Co., Hsmsnway Go:
fANANA-Messrs. Corwine, Bro Co.. Garrison d Frets,
VIM. Nelson Co.
L1vzRPoo1-Messrs. Bowman, Grinnell Co., William
NEW Yonx-Msssrs E. X. Collins Co., Goodhue Co.,
Capt. Ezra Nys. steamer Pacido
BALTNoRE-Messrs. John Henderson Co., Thomas J.
Hand Co., White and Elder
SAN FRArolsco-Msssrs. Flint Peabody Co., Hussey,
Diss Hal. sa.. k%% kRSsH' h.sn Es
d Co., Glidden Williams
CAHr0N-Nye Parkin & Co.
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Death from Hytirophobia.

PROVIDENCE l., March 10, 1858
Joseph Mallett, Frenchman, died of hydrophobs
yesterday, having been bitten by mad dog Sunday
week. The dog bit several animals before its DEATH
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DETROIT, March 10, 1853.
General Cass arrived here yesterday Mrs. ass is very
low, and her recovery is considered doubtful
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Illness Of MIR. Clinynan,
From Rio .Janciro.

CHARLESTON, March 10, 1858
Mr. Uingman is detained in Charleston by indispeaon
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Murder by n Boy.

ROCHESTER,, March 10, 1905.
A boy named satterbee aged fourteen stabbed to
the heart this forenoon during quarrel by lad named
Gardner, aged only twelve years satterbee died in
fcvvm mi
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POLITICAL.

TINION AND REFORM-THE YOUNG MEMS Druo
cratic Union Club win hold regular meeting this (Fri.
'Attend is earnestly request. ~ ANAs'us'
wH u. CooxE, sec DANIEL B. TAYLOR Prest
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The foy ,ou;.. ,nomhcrs. Congress, ~ fse RE-
wasno' itos bsvc sl-fon john Davis, and Hon j. r.
I'm. Met, og0cchusetts: Hon. n. schoosmAAer, New
sns 10 A. o. r. Nicholson, Tcnxsssee.
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COPARTNERsIIIP NOTICES.

GO,rARTNERsHIP NOTICE. FORBES TRAVIS,
counsellor At Law, Commissioner for the States, &o,
1as eh! day associated with himself John NJ Nelson
Couneelior Notary Public &c. partner for the
carrying the law business The Offices Of the
street. r. FORBES TRAVIS
March l, 1888. JOHN II. NELSON.
RTHH CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
j under The firm OF Gosselin Kddle will be
dissolved tho first day Of May next BY mutual consent
All indebted having claims against said nrm
are requested to settle the before the 18th
April PETER p, G0SSELIN,
nISsOLUTION CO-PARTNERsHIP HERETO
u fore existing between Hamilton De Graw John K
this day by mutual consent All persons to said
firm requested to call make payment to John
Hora who duly authorised name of the firm in
settling uP the said concern II: DE GRAW.
March 10, 1888 JOHN X. HORA.
DARTNERSHIP.-A MOST DESIRABLE OPPORTUNI-
W Is now offered to active enterp rprsng young man
having from to u 800 to invest to partner
respeceabty Address with real name (none Gther5 will
be noticed,l s. r., Brooklyn Post Office.
PARTNER wANTED-TO ENGAGE IN TIE MANU-.
large and valuable tract of timber
and twenty miles Of this city, with mills &C. all com.
Pete Any person who has twelve thousand dollars
90 nvess IN this business learn further
gwen And required.
INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA.-A GENTLE
man OF means desirous Of making with
would enable him 10 become familiar with
dustry line addressed to India Rubber" the
OF Journal Of stating whore interview
oe had, will receive immediate attention.
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Steamer Sunk In the Upper Nississapra.
LOUISVILLE March TO- 1858.
The steamer Highland Mary recently sunk in the Upper
Mississippi She had large cargo OF produce on boerSs
which, with the boat, viii proves total ioss NO hvca
wore lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11

0H.s IINifI I.TAvEN'T GOT ANY WHISPERS,
~ any Signs OF ,cmn Then why DONE uss
Cr:hsms onsaens they say viii force the mSustache or
whiskrs to strong and hiok In six weeks withcdt
stain injury 70 the skina bottle will IT, ~ per
hotte eeot to any part Of tho country r. q, GRAHAM
- AsuSxtr,et, Fowlor' Buiidingss
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From Albany.

TIE RIVER FREE FROM ICE-ARREsT ON SUSPICION
OF MURDER.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK HERALD
ALBANY, March 10, 1853
The river is clear Of ice in font Of the city and boats
expected up in day or two.
man named John Hendrckson, Of Bethlehem, in this
county arrested yesterday directly after the funeral
Of his wife, suspicion OF having poisoned her The
coroners jury have not yet rendered verdict. w.
Rs The report of the Legislative proceedings will be
found on the last page.
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LOUISVILLE, March TO- 1858.
Morgan Brown, United States District Judge of Ten
ne see died at Nashville, on Monday.
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NORFOLK, March Q, 1858
The schooner Rachel Brovn captured the coast OF
Africa by the soop of Germantown has arrived here
in charge Of Lieut. Sinclair She left Port Praya Feb Sh
The health of the squadron good.
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Hon-Arrfv1 Of the Africa.
THE HIGHLANDS NyvMmK,
March 10-17M.
Up TO the present moment there signs q Nc
steamship Africa, now In her thirteenth day out.
Rhode Island whfs Stat. Convention.

nnodo Island Whfg State Convention.
PROVIDENCE, March TO- 1859
Inc wing state Convention shis aft,Tnoon made -
nominations nominating cossmittse o< seven fsbrss
from Providence and from essh OF the sthsr csun
ties) was appointed The nominations to be made ans
published at the discretion of the COMMITTEES.
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=. IAN MURPHY, MANUFACTURE ApvgR.
~ sing Bnyelopos Die Snker and ttenrra EaI>s ysrl
hthograpbic, xyiographc copper plate atf -, Trss
printer drucgsts perfumery and liquor fsffof every
variety and descripton illuminated 6cck ,how gt spta
Die for the worlds fair notaria and society gd
eYests found and engraved &C. &c No 27 Broadway up
ats City Hall
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7EILLINERY-ANY LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS,
M wishing to make from So to $40 per day by selling
of lace collar in New York and Brooklyn
Of the by directing to b. c. A. Herald office
None need apply who give the most satisfactory refer
ence security for the goods entrusted to their Ap
My week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11

DURE JERSEY LEAF LARD.-500 POUNDS FIRST
Il quality leaf lard put expressly for family use and
for sale at Is. per H., by THOMPSON \ MCDOWELL,
aud Twenty fifth street.
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TTEMEL POWDER, TO CURE THE DISEASES OF
III dogs hydropbobn teter seab asthma eye and dis
sascs good for puppies Suor OF seventy years
Prospse delivered gratis Sold in Paris by
Apothsoary Dsnphine street Only depot in New York,
for tho United States, at Mr.. JOSEPH CO0PERs, 90
ByosdwsF. rrios Of each bundle, 70 cents.
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IRON Observation-Disclosures AND HOTELS SUP
piled ct short notice also bedding 80. Best quality Of
upholstery in all its branches Ship and steamboat work
attended to- W. BROWN Uphosterer, 81 Chambers st.
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ITO OWNERS OF ,--DAvIss METALLIC
Lf rr' rvei,s tho test safest and cheapest ofs
r. "a Vs s-s,.jf sofr sgsas., gs fr' d
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tor was not IN MS seat al the time.
Mr.. DOUGLAS said he would in justice to the Seoator
say that the Bay of Islands not coonzod in pur
Of the treaty but in utter contempt Of it, That
colonization was double wrong It was violation Of
the lopg policy Of the nation and Of the Clay
ton and Bulwsr treaty. He would seek issue with
Great Britain to the Belizeshe had possessed that
before this nation had exsted-nor jamaica for she
had possessed that too long to surrender it with honor
But he was for mailing issue these Bay Islands
There right and she wrcng It was act in vio
lation Of her plighed 9TH and avowed policy. She
cannot justify 1t in the eyes of the nations Of the world
She dare not fight TO maintain It, He called the friends
Of the Clayton and Buwer treaty to stand BY those who
csntending that that colony which established in
violation OF that treaty should be discontinued. If she
abandon this at demand it will be long time be
fore she will again attempt to establish another
colony without consulting the United States. If she
win not attempt it, what other power wil2 Let this be
DONE and there will be no need of resolutions de-
carng the Monroe doctrine. Not inch Of territory
had she given In consequence Of the Clayton and Bull
wef treatsn tho contrary she has now proposed new
e D ss
into new negotiations The British lion wants to leave
that territory. II he does, why don't he go Where's
correct In entertaining this proposition the Senator
from Delaware must be utterly mistaken 10 supposing
that his treaty expelled Great Britain from Central Anne
rica. It was very ambguously worded treaty good
argument might be made either side as TO whether 1t
put end to the proeotorate When before the
Senate he gave notice he would take the American sde
and with its American negotat0r say that did put an
end TO the protsctorstebut Messrs. Fillmore and Eve
think differently He had been drawn into this di-
grcssisn, but would return to the question That
question should the United States have accepted
exclusive right Of way or joined In partnership with
tire worlds General Taylors administr aten took he lat
He thought the senstor was unfortunate in hii
quotation Of jackson and Polk, to sustain hin
in selecting that pAp. In 1885, it was true, Jackson
sent out agent there get information to negota
open TO the world. But in 1885 matters dferen
| from what they Vow are. Netherland company the
had exclusive, right jackson sent out Col B,dde
obtain information Biddle got an exclusive rifkt IA
himself and othcrs, but Jackson. considering this a
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1IETALLJC RUBBER GooDs.-UNI0N INDIA RUB
M Company warehouse 10 Nassau street exclusive
manufacturers under Goodycar patents of coats cloakR
ponchos caps life preseryers pillows, air beds cushions
3arpaun carriage cloth piano covers surgical articles &C.
Goods made by this warranted to stand
climate. ID. NJ. WILSON, President
n Syrp Trenfu nnd
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT CAN HAVE THE
IA exclusive Of article which must into mme
diats and great demand; and, for comparative small
joint right in the patent Name and address, to
Lampentohrn, Herald Office will receive attention.
Outer AT REDUCED PRICES-SUGARS, TEAS AND
Id Coheea the best and cheapest in the city at A. PAR
KERS Temperance Store 2f Broome street. Good winter
oil only &c. gallon.
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DANCA TIN-FROM STORE AND TO ARRIyE.-FOR
ID sale at the lowest prices, by =.
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AIRS MILES, 3Os FOURTH STREET, CORNER OF
M Greene begs to announce to the ladies of New York
that she has received Paris choice selection of fash
ionaby under dresses for ladies and children and that
made arrangements to be supplied every month
by the first Paris with aoes embroderes &c &c.
made to order any desired style at the shortest notice
Mrs respectfully scits the attention Of the ladies to
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HAVANA PRESERVES, ORANGES PAPER AND
II Tobacco Segars jrst received ship Chde Harold
and variety other articles store For sale AT
NJ rnlk
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CTEAMB0AT OWNERS ARE REQUESTED TO CALL
- at 11S Maiden lane, and examine the pun sold by
A. W GAY 4 CO before purchasing elsewhere. They
Francis Skody and other boats They
thnn with which thoy in competition wells
and cisterns they cannot be beat.