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gntlerp ano 6arowlrf.

DLOCK-TIN, LEAD, SHEET-LINC, SOLDER, &c.
D-Fos.eby JOHN ". BRUcE's Sons ls ls3 Waterst
CROWEILs CELEBRATED PATENT CAST
y IRON RAILINGIhs NEwYOeA iE2 y, SALis 60
tOu Cemeteries &C. upon oRoWELLS sest,s1 Paas Pfns,
III, T,e ersnst patterns ard 5r 70 al they
.1 s: s ss I1 S q. -. %S ss
Iron for bldiIs sAna nd T.st Sos s9s sss ca
wall Sc tOIt notice snd mqst rsAs9ase .9Afses
by avosi1s delays and SpPonfmeu % common and " nae
complained Of tbs bS.lIe Casino. 9, ~ N NJ
s s1a s.I saS a.f 50 70 basH O''
HOUSE FURNISHING and MECHANICS
ii HARDwARE-J NJ DA COSTA Co 0ssi fs' ale al a1i-
- All warranted exchanged taken back No 80 Chat
han At opposite Divisicn4f., NewYork
IRON WIRE-Bright Anneaed and Timed, for sale
by JOHN BRCCEs SONS, Nos. lse 4 lsS Wsser<t
Fint Premium Ranges
TOHN T. BUDD, Manufacturer and proprietor .,
u Lociroods oelebsd Cookies and Lsand Ranges sss T
BaaS new invented RaDses which z beauty durability .ns econ
ss a Ss.sSi Il No. rs sSae - 9dss
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKErKNIvES, RAJ
N zoRs SCISSORS Hssdws LoT Is
Tus BoopS Rvet &c Ho7se nd snip Gsspeass Esse Hs
ware u Edge Io sc Can ee found the Hardware Store OF
C. s. LITTLE, Noe. IS and 81 Futonst
old COLONY sHOyELs-The attention Of deal
~ e. want os really prime article Of Cast stesl shoves in
vtsd 20 thoss pow the Old Colony lroo 90 They
vii on ' be nnd superior q joas SD s s1s ss 'ts'
Agents Old Colony Iron Co No 81 Cbasi
nFGIUITs of ANTHONY French star brand,
HI for sale ~ JOHN ~ BRUCEs SONS, Nos s s W.tsst
CHEET IRON-Russian, English and American for
- al. BY JOHN BRUCEs SONS, Nos s6 iss Water-st
GUNNER STOVES and HOUSEKEEPING HARD
- assortment Of 81 INT ,IS 'ef ' p cash By
e Door &C.,: +. .s' :: s I'S:I
V,IN and TERNE-PLATES- Charcoal and Coke
br.pos leby JOHN NJ BRUCEs SONS, 1876 lss Wsterst
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T Sibc 4 PSN gaS wAersrs 3rossAlesP'
Ian cAIr-To close CONCERN. very desirable Prop.

L,OR SALETo close concern ve!y deslrabIe Prop
srty Cor Capitalists ssa M.naStars nss,ss vas = mus
healthy village " ~ ~. A seres sfspsa& z.als~nd;
.s. So,ser shorse pe.sz
ossns IN ;ehor,s poues. ne1y new hsne n ios
s 'se fsss fsaas nah oes high Sxso iees srs ssSoi
"a 49, = rsw e;x buildings ornnS ttteaeaen
SeScnsese lone nearly newt together with e.n
m 4. complete erder ir insneosie eSe 49,
III sssssissa IN m they hsv'ns been es 20 ne
nen1faE<z<e sssts s,z The investment o.
..,tsl la me sr.sis,s vcny TIE city, zps ~ y a
sxsy. Fer further particulars apply 70 No ms Pearlsf
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,ri. rem ths Jsrss, City ysHyTnai os<iy ha.ass
pa lv q. It,s "a he ssSd err md en-
s ssss .i r' .ss as'. A S q, az. q sS 7:1. 30
osns ssLs Ihs secss psgst s.hssl stasisd ae s,E
- @ e e~ps and is proveba fr hsathisss al bsay
q ooeos S ~, q KeYoE BlosLy Loas issI &C. a.,
f,iss ron Merhsns EEca TIE hlsr
. ne Which heczi ns parcels Of from hvs % ssvsa CT
tsen enssrrs srs bsdass bsHs erected q.
50. o sss ,oGs q re ssi d,Srsss os2H. ~a p ia
Prove Por particulars apply % HOMER MOR3Ax 70 4stre
ieeis 10 70 NontEonsys' Jerssy CITY.
TOR SALE OF TO LEr-A Farm,5 50 acres, good house
'1AN''' ~ '1' P''P''' J. c. LAsPHEE
ITOR sALE-Forty very desirable Lots elgiby stu
e; ons Won't vrDoD On tie scrtb snd w.GsssA
S " + S :s sSvoa li y & acH
Pre1ises.
EOR sALE.-Two fine Quarter Sections Of Land n
wOcdd sbe yssstd hssah, loe y 9Th Eoes s'cs :is.
spPy JAMES w. WHITE, cOun' 0r'sls~' No Il S'-'''''
I1OIR HANDSOME four-story brown stone front
HOUSES n SD q. ns.r the s. -: MsdsOasv 81. Or
% rent Inquire Office No 1877 FutOn corner Of church
T1oR sALE-ysluable Real Estate at Hastings, con
VIZ saa cS:,s si 1s0 aes esd . s. .ss
country nd sve wa Of e Hadson River Rsros
sy gs 10 IL s.asS1s1s s ss@ rSl = l. AAo
HIGH BRIDGE LOTS-Four Double Lots for
III SALE desirable position At ts. pce Of one ; os,o .,
and other JAMES McSTEE No. 1870 West issbt
g COCKCROFT & Co, REAL ESTATE OF
Ds FIcE No Chsnnber Net. Yers and No u south Ih
Wilians5ugh Houses lots in EewYorE W1smsooTsh and
BrOOkyn for sale cheap D s e ss ssT loan.
Parties properly for sale send description ana terms oy
No entering property the books Of this Office aud books
svsys open for Inspection
mo HOTEL KEEPERS-Fo sale a choice Build
iDs pubic The location lood one for person -.Ans
that kind Of ousnes. Only sg1 o. 500 S De -
enins he lot Tor further particulars inquire Of
0"hiD' ''' WATKINS HHE. no IS cosmberss, NexYort
WHO WOULD HAVE BELIEVED r.
w ONLY ESQ TO els FOR FULL LOT a. WINFIELD.
This beautiful situated convenient dsauoe from the
Ts IN s sSI S1 Oss md F
unbus constantly running from the ferres or % en Ire
u' sS s.s FpS Rsirosd directly through t. thus
5fns il more accessible the upper part Of this city
& have been before the pubic short inc large
Gresoy sod 10 isct Wnhed Lob pos1
point and location second 70 IN the world most
This properly broad streets and avenues Of 50 Get each
sD 9 e s s ~, is RRs iI's Depot
To woIknsDen Ano hers who WISH 20 sroe ns % obsr o
the mset being within walking sance from ther places Of oaoe
The PROPERTY will be sod liberal VIZ Ten per cent or
about so each Lot al the time s "a Ill ~
Of the purchaser reduction OF P cent wi" %
ms6e on the first loO Lotssold.
For and further pati sNps SPRy KENDALL
CITY Hall New York, the
Iron Foundry, on the premises
III BEAUTIFUL .BUlLDING PLOTS-At first
4U co.t adjoining Village Fer psraars nquir- Of
J. L. HAYNES MordsAna Depot or OF hfRoN flNOh' NO
Spruce ct. NewYorT
~ ACRES GOOD LAND for SALE AT $40 per
opne Of &c SAUNDERS No Nassarst
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J l.. NASDEwArER, Auctionser
ARGE and SPECIAL SALE of FURNITURE

II
~ J.. L. VANDEWArER will sell Tiifs DAY, Ny u, At n
occek the lsc and spacious asrooms Of Joseph Toilet E ~
"a Broad~a III coo.lDs Of the enure sod
Of well known manufacturer sold VA Consequence y
rn en business consisting ~ lose~ood meaoss7f
Suites covered la satin brOcatee pash .pd hafe M
marble top pier center add sofa lapr' ,9hA Ohan
Iouules Efbgeres Waldfobss Beasttads bureaus Whsah
Cabinets Bookcases Extension Tables 49, &c rh- wad, da,
Aboye has been manufactures expressly Tor pnyaE ss ai
yer Ne fully relied upon IN every e.pet hotn 70 sA
dush workmanhp livery lot 20 be sold eiih0ut sss"
- =
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marhinerp. &r.


A NEW THING ENTIRELY The most astonishing
sooper family fzshe without dsct GrsAL and smooth
snoash 70 ysTnish, entirely BY hsshinery
OS shsS e ss, sysS Ca and silver Medals DOa
In sles he tnhsr the following 70 sae grain
them al OF esl snsA PAns. both y s1e oSass p
giving Of bge according C Us sdn Be
Il skrs h0~e the eseass tnrn the ne.d
pe finish that Challenge ths bordo
prcaaoe barrel srsn than Machines make a ne
ssrenop who them We msnutaet1e
Articles Of tie barrel fy tom IN. Smallest ~e e f . tas
| srSe hcois be sdapeeo the packing Of dry sccs IN tact
he make imperfect srtee sxeept ne ose1
49, hop Al FlnS y directly o'ths NewYot
- We Rroae Ehnirs and NASsra Falls Railroad ave ~
sss N noh q drpOt where ~ho ~ can witness
Ne VII feel the utmost pleasure N exhibit
ins 70 such evsrythns sOuneetsd Snis ne wot
non row uI any IN rssnSa thereto By q.
pS 70 rs roah MAJ There are BAG q ne stas ss
oSn en Nest Of whom doubt hold e tposa assass ea
~ishin their respective ferEo1es - oaeeasa ~ - -
OF purpose AID must en'irsr 'Pes
9sfs - cur Or. ca. be sea By ealing Editors Of Tie
rs~-Yesk Tribune wM TRAPr CO.. M IA ''A
I IGHTNING RODS.-while all other Rods are con
harm bss oTiss PATENT INSULATED LIGai
Or has ,assr.s rsosiveS uaaa.Assd srss
encs ever, other Rod Pssoas wishing grsss
sn M ~ ,,s sss % CORNELIUS sEsRaS hsir sas gent
Hew-Yosk and vie1ity, st sist-f. Ycrkvlls.
WARNING and yENTILATING HOUSES.
w sMOLISsKrs Russian System b. which every rocn -sr
ss0fS ana ss ss,s . Ssu ss.s .
sslf cal q eeics Of OWEN O. WARREN Architect hs u
prvsewsy sP Stain
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6alee On Auetion.

A UCTION SALE of PLANTS.-J. l. yANDE
~ WATER. No ltWs,lst, viii sell 90 THURSDAY, Ay IA q
ICE AN choice selection Of Plants Boom sseh ferpeses
Roses Perpetual Csraton other ane iron The
Nursery Of d. Boil, Brosdwsy ard Nths,
A. msswIN, .
DY BANGS BROTHER & Co Trade Sales Rooms
II NJ p.Fk.ro
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furniture, &r.

furulture, &f.
CABINET FUENlTURE.-D. S. HOUGh would
" ea the special GfIeatcn about Paehsse eoassd
soo1s Of any descnpu0u his AEse and sci ecIed
Chatham where be found constantly % Ana
st 70 al descrpcoL grades styles q Furnitzfe s rec
tApesty Be three ply aud lnsrain CsPet MAnss vi No
Glass; bei hAr MATTRESSES sn1 variety " fsa1f
6o0ds kob Gssful and Ornamental
CARPETS and OIL CLOIHS-WM MoGkOhI
- wholesale open for the retail tAds WIZ 20
Csrpe which be wiH dispose OF cheap of GAIA W -
Broadway
NH DIS 4 SMITH IsiPORTERS-WHOLESA
~ and RETAIL DE ,LERs Rich FRENCH sad A1EkIC An
PAPER HANGINGs UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Ne 4is PsAT~s'
corner o. PAPER HASGINGs And DECORATIONS.
In sold grey ard sold and plain ssras Aso - excessive
As0''A TIT WIsDuw CoRSicEs BANDS AND PINS.
SIN Worstsd DAn.sk Lace snc Muslin Curtains WI"
sov shaIcles ace stores executes " superior
no 40 Pearis,. corner Of VILLAIN, near co.ta.sn-
NVARIFS FULLER DEALER in CAMPHENE,
Il SPIRITS TURPENTINE, GAS. BURNING FLUIDS OILS
ke 10 ful o-EelEs C0 is fxfares LA1Ps
r.nao.. tc Lsnteus Hickz Csses Fanny OrusEsct& Se
Nc ~ wiehs- between Nsrrtn AID ChAno-rs "a
CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS DEPOT and IRON
~ BFDSTE ID Arr ROOMSThe ony place the hetsJ
bss srns and Ele Rs.s-es made n bess Hsas :.
ID, th- asua st b-Jld Mattress altered eoat1Aoe
Strur Beds sR furnk1ed prompt nofe
Csli "a sk.ais- Al No So Br away As0se sPest-f
COTTAGE SETS, COTTAGE SETs-25 per cent
- belo- . otbsrs-OlLLIEs A bYRNE bsvius REMOVED
IA % n q the large Weehs.se No $40 bss
vsy, ahcve Sp1g SIDE nexf door % ne DusSELDoh
Co kurfue the Jntec ct.i7S A.
ntde Feory. No ~ Cf-nest sPesa szPer
No. sssB ro.dzsF, sae, .bove spcEsst-
rsxt door 70 DUSSELDORF GALLERY
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A COUNTRY SEAT Of the first class for SALE,
n which for PICTURESQUE NAT
UKAL GADEEESQUE beauty unnvaed by Pae IN the
Of the city, Price For full pAru apply
49, Il HOMER MOR0Ak, No I finest.. N ".
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w. d. 5HIaLErl Aaetle 9.s.

WIN NJ sBIELEY Auctio8esI . a, - Al
600 PACKAGES GLASSWARE. all hnas, =
ZtU 40 Iots Al kisds Olsas Cbns sat
-, 49, ec.t over slO0 "WEDNESDAY, MAY ~ -
81 e-isr. "a
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1sAI and GARDEsEsoE beauty Sy the
"'''" Of the CITY, 'hoMER MORGAN No Finest NY
AITENIlON. MANUfACTUkERS.---A RARE
- ok ~ Is, s as1sS 81 ocsoo, Tor say manu-
featuring Iuose. 20 be found 10 ,he United states as properly
soSSi.iss town Of h sbSrs opposite Eaoa The Morris
ySsIe Deiware Raad Phi h sPsss through and surround
G 'T e Ss 9 S'i R al s rs nd SaS chaos
Cebsi leadne 70 the ges coal iesen. o. s
ia te I,ed the suPp coal and tho cheap rn,Po
sion o. s e S TO eRer ty beng by rsod three has
Vicinity Ard on @S' to-, o. ! a sb s% 9s
this property the ge and profitable CooPes Faa.se
operation through ali the changes Of the times
The prop,t OF lands satisfied that their location has
cot ts eeaa in this oOnny proximity the bes markets
aud for al inc 70, Spop 80 of thSss lands feel
o w 4 T1IS sp Pe slrEs sS ol nave Ss S
a Che hssd' SysIoosns Al The sOvs sos
persons ow price toe @o.. desirable man
s r. s.se and i i ~ Ssmss Any
to the S'''''' '''''' HERMAN HEckmAN EsstOn Pa
ATP PRIVATE SALE, or would be exchanged for
N cir, property country the road Ncrsalk e.
contain with o nse &C neg sSa Tlts s a.
'' ''"'" 'C0LE CHIFFON, AuctOnss No. 10 Nasaust
AT PRIVATE SALE-Three excellent fourstory
N stone front Lots of ground the north side
broadway and et av commence ps 100 eg on
err and ohes dePth the O's
Nv
&ios:.sa. ''''
COIJNTRY SEAT for sALE.--A neat Stone Cottage,
w sns barn SsseS bsSsfuy the Ps River Sew
sey ms Peterson and S I've, S s. ass m S s,v Ps
yer, low Apply to No s rlsitst, mp stairs
f,oIINTRY SEATS for SALE-0nthe Hudson River
" R3 mile sSeys DSG S f Of rS ssS n Of rom o TO
each win wG ssas;S%s new ~ ss a sOS' se
The above and fle,s he ADD inns aud H06s o. iy
Of Col A. hs as ssS "a on the SisOa River aaas
iS0S No NsfsSsni. EHshAnso from II to II
.V,AsT MoRRIsANIA LoTs.-Time extended for
.se and balance On q S,s asS
~ is Thee occupy very healthy and essasS 10 sea Se Of
sSsssss Of he |ss. Ss and rsPs1ss Of %
Nm sss Bnch Railroad Ou ts. prop
sIy ss the Rochelle and second Az kaSsSS w sov
.g Souss are O,: .shP sgd ps1s Of
sss f MsI s M X Ra as, oAss.
U,ARM to sELL-The undersigned wishes s to dis
pose q bis ft ss .. SsS q rSSss DSsns
md D al present enas This Fam s;a ss R,s
wss Of JUNCTION Of hs Central Aa0 aS h m south Of the
cnsi MILITARY Trssi RsEoaa ana within 10 miles OF the
cine. Of u sail, ' s ~. either with or wAOu. live stock farm
ing ss 1s As the sSn@Soisn viii Be daily
,sssn Arsss w Ms6UlLocA, Arlington fOsohss sa'
resn Co, H.
Dop SALE At POUGHKEEPSlE-A desirable
Cct swat residence Of the lais Hsesrt ian sssnea az
ss.s<l pleasantly situated On tss Oe' Of tas s
s ss Ssss and scenery s surpAa TIE sTOsa !.
Cue IND sss;,1 sp IA T T ss.as s pss
apply to either O. J.. q. Van wAeENEN No II wast NY.
S SsbciI psN Van wAeKSrS, sr0usAlssPss
NOR sALT,-To close concern very desirable Prop
Il s g and sSs sss rss .
healthy village Nswss.sy ssxs.,s "a an an
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NOlICE-Ihe ioIIowIng descrbed yaIaabIe MaauL

NOIICE--lhe Following descrlbed yaInabe IaalI~
turing Ptopefty snated ROokylie Conn slA b. ssk
IsSc Auction 1iUR DAY. Cth day Of May 1898 unes pr'
ousy disposed Of a. private sac 80
h contains about seven acs OF lend following nsaa
standing sud about 10 feet fall the sesn o. 80
er.c called the HockaBaum RlVefs
M one factory Sudnh sufficient ixe 10 operate three ssS
ysoosp maehif ely, with dye houss at seized
2 Que bulang for asserting wool dying cloth and "so 80
WOod h0use.
"a, T~ob uildius used for storing wool, 30
dqt ing containing nine enenients ana o '
nebt story OF on. occupied for store.
dth. ~ O tTus
On the premises the remains Of m Which coatainsd .s'-
ch By dfe, the ~ticr shss
spg si 10 coed oondios operate machinery size st dsse
buckets Also boilers VI anpl 80 70 Sas
IA. tsss o. IL and do the dyena Tor the same. - ID.
Ire follow articles 81 naehnsy w Jspn1ns Jscf. wv
~ 80 zach tweed Icons Parss N09str
uaohne DaFro and sund other stees u ~
cbirsfy more or lrss damaged ~ the ire. -
81, ~ ,i,,e ~ az ALLEN HANNDND As,Sass,
FraukI
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LOR SALE Forty very desirable Lots eiiglbiy sitl
the village Of KshesT in fol- vies III sound In
tract Ons the north and Wskehea 90 ne
VIII bs sol5 cheap rergs Of Apply 70 -
No 5Tyo0Tow OPPOSITE City Hal, or CKANDAhL h'Oh hs Wy
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ENOR SALE or 10 LEf-A Farm, 50 acres, good house
II ard outeus T. n R. = miles from tbs city. kr'
@--e - - f@f'- - C. LANPHkk
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PEPuBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co, No. 81

J Ceupauv having their CaptS s5o pod in In cash add
securely prepared 70 e ~ n loss a damage bJ e
on f.vofa5l. II - ,-.--.- 4.
the dsrs snaum ufhihs Of The
rennns nros are dlvde5 assured bearing
insst S snp in cah whenever the
is,s5 motif and ,spital shall amount 70 u OoO0o
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yv,pF PARK FIRE INSURANCE COMP
CAPITAL a2OO.0OO.

TIVE MECHANICS and TRADERS tIkE lNSu.
pANCF COMPANY-Ohce No. ga 6rand-st, opposite Essl
aaway Csp.ta sle oo0 all paid in in cash VIII insure oo d
- m.fetandise furniture personal property generally
dspaeh OtherWss vii b. IN
Asg attended To- WALLEh ~ IN ~ pts
~
Water Underhu. James Pryer lnones WoorSafd
- 49, $3.50 Hal ri Ark Alfred Cookhn,
go W klyleubz.sa James l. Jackson, John A Weets
HeuTy Ii. Barrow, lanes Anrphy 5tsp1Sn s35sn
Thousou Pree, Charles Robert< Tson1s stiIln1an,
Oaul.I Wight Iohn Wight Robert a "iIcts,
S,-rksr c.y~s T. ID Water Ben amin L.. swan Jr.
TToa.. Burma Jacob A Westeryef. Abraham Deaike,
Iohn III Fers. Morgan aorsus, Dzoiei d. heinsen, .
i 10. y usbh ETSsezey, william T. Mseksre1.
11t.-S ~ ~. Daniel r. Stamina John T Klols,
Abraham & Bel George " O1thI<o, JosSpa hhIJ1@
William K FostsE, Ahn<a ChicnestSf'
YT,HE MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE COM
IL PASY Ne. Ie4 RnOsdxsy, corner q JohnA
CAPITAL S200,0Oo. =, ~
damage by FIRE, % Aef-1aAaso O-oIs
Uoases Warehouses add tes 10 AS
~ - AnNN'>-'i -'
V,HE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of The CITY Of HEw-YORK-Obes. Oessn Bsak Bzldinsl
cor ystss AID 0resnwiehs. Can esRts sSsS~ nsqIae
sTsir damage BY fire c V. B. O5TkAADEh Frs1aaI
GEoEeE W. SAVAGE, Secretary.
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III KEAIITIFUL BUILDING PLOTS-At first
U cot ad oups borsana Village Fer particulars nquir- Of
j. L. HAYNES MorisAna Depot or Of MYR0S FINCH, No y
Spruce st. New.YorT
0O ACRES GOOD LAND for SALE AT $40 per
oni,e of J. c. SAUNDERS, No NassaIst
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STEAMBOAT, SII.' Boa for SALE at AUCTION. = The co

EAAlBOA1S for SALE at AUCflON.-Ihe COO
- tons Of te for tbs Ferry The 100, u Csih.1,s
,uis ais OF aTgsT ep0y.d - FsIy tiso 90
ietie nsS The steamboats, INDEPENDENCE, LibEbif -
OLlNE BRANCH have appraised po.de9 Ia hs Hs
80 .,a asveeo 10 the Corporation aud viii BE- sDd tozt1e, 80
tb ersines and furniture public auction by James ha
90 on MONDAY, the 81 inst AZ u o'clock " ~ ns "
FSchsnee NaIs The boats lying st the ot " ofop
Brooslyn whore they may be seen Al sny zoe :.
money TO BE- paid the daJ u sale ~faynF7 per sa.
~ eyry OF baLce dry pr eeni N 'it ING
rom ts dsy OF sale wlh security 20 BE- approved ~ 70
Fance Departnsni, Conr0ers Ohiee Ns~ OF. siv
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Drp GOODS.

A PROM CHECKs.-l0 cases Nos I2s and las, manu-
NEsbITH CO, Noe. 60 and u Broadway.
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Justrnrfion.
u COMMERCIAL BOARDING

CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL BOARDING
~ sCHOOL-THE IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRf TOWN. ~
Y-Tbs popular School from m de shtdl oe uon
accommodation its faculties Tor persona %
Classical Commercial Edacaiion.
ana attractions stuen seldom sur
Native spanish Teachers Number limited 90 %
Cbas for term Of Eve mooths commencing May 9h s5 Ccu-
i~i' NJ N"'''' y ' l. ) G LOOMS, A NJ PRINCIPAL.
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EDWARD BRUEL, Professor of Music, and Importer
H. Furopa Several Of his puPis haviag eft for
country he has hours unOccupd Apply a. MS residence
No East Ist-st
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-12-29
Thanksgiving in the Olden Time.

The following queer paragraph about an
old time Thanksgiving, we take from
History of Coos County, in New Hamp-
shire, published some years since, "by
Rev. Grant Powers, A. NJ, G.. H. S.
1t was singular state of things when so
great festival as Thanksgiving could be
deferred on account of deficiency of mo-
lasses; but SO it was, according to the
Rev. Mr.. Powers" Early in the settle
ment of Coos, it SO happened that the an
nual Thanksgiving was passed before the
intelligence of it arrived there; but soon
after, DIR. White came up to visit his
friends at Newbury, and brought with
him a proclamation. This proclamation
was read publicly on the Sabbath by Mr..
Powers, and by him it was proposed that
they should keep Thanksgiving, notwith-
standing the time specified by the Gov
ernor was passed, and he proposed the
next Thursday. Upon this, a member
arose and gravely proposed that it might
be deferred longer-'for,' said he, there
is not drop of molasses in the town, and
we know how important it is to have mo-
lasses to keep Thanksgiving. My boys
have gone to No. 4, and will be back pro-
badly, by the beginning of next week,
and they will bring molasses; and it had
better be put off till next week Thursday
1t was unanimously agreed to; but the
molasses not coming, it was deferred an
other week; and, finally, Thanksgiving
was kept without molasses. This, which
is enough to provoke smile, will, never
theless, show us the simplicity and des-
titution of those days.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-12-29
The Ages of Animals.


The English Cyclop@dia gives the fol-
lowing modes of determining the age Of
animals Amongst domestic animals
the age may be judged of by the presence,
absence or change of certain organs in
the body. The age of the horse isknown
principally by the appearance of the in
cision teeth, or, as they are technically
called, the nippers. In cattle with horns,
the age is indicated more readily by the
growth of these instruments than by the
detrition and succession Of the teeth
The deer kind, which shed their horns
af1nually and in which, with the single
exception of the reindeer, they are confined
to tIe male sex, have them at first in the
.orm of simple pritkets without any
branches or antlers; but each succeeding
year of their lives adds one or more
branches, according to the species, up to
certain fixed period, beyond which the
age of the animal can only be guessed at
from the size of the horns and the thick
ness of the burr or knob at their roots,
which connects them with the skull. The
horns of oxen, sheep, goats, and ante
lopes, which are hollow and permanent,
are of very different form, and grow in
a different manner from those of the deer
kind. These, as is well known, consist of
Z hollow sheath of horn, which covers
bony core process of the skull, and grows
from the root, where it receives each year
an additional knob or ring, the number of
which is sure indication of the animals
age. The growth of the horns in these
animals is by no means uniform through
the whole year; but the increase, at least
in temperate climates, takes place in
Spring, after which there is no further ad-
dition till the following season. In the
COW kind the horns appear to grow uni
formly during the first three years of the
animals life; consequently, up to that
age they are perfectly smooth and without
wrinkle, but cfterwards, each succeeding
years adds ring to the root of the horn,
SO that the age is determined by allowing
three years for the point or smooth part of
the horn, and one for each of the ring.-
In sheep and goats the smooth or top part
counts but for one year, as the horns of
these animals show their first knob or ring
in the second year of their age; in the
antelopes they probably follow the same
rule, though we have very little knowl-
edge of the growth and development in
these animals. There are very few in
stances in which the age of animals be-
longing to other classes, can be determin-
ed by any general rules. In birds it may
be sometimes done by observing the form
and wear of the bill; and some pretend
to distinguish the age of fishes by the ap-
) pearance of their scales, but their methods
are founded on mere hypothesis, and en-
titled to no confidence"