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Further Particulars by Telegraph.

NoRwALK, Conn.,, May 7.-Anong the injured
is John Fluent, of Lancaster, who was married
on the night previous-his wife is among the
dead
Warren s. Newell. of Georgia, had his ankle
broken.
Elizabeth Burke, of Pennsylvania, and John
Hopkins, of New Jersey. are also injured.
Mrs. Creme and son, the mother and brother of
David Greene, of South Paca street, Baltimore are
also dead.
The two of Joseph S. Manning, of BalG-
more, who were supposed to be in the cara,
passed through on tue previous afternoon, all
safe.
MIR. Mitchell and the Rev Mr. Moore, both of
ly, of Baltimore, were in the train, but escaped
unnured.
The submerged cars raised this morning
and the dead taken from under them. 1t lie be-
leved that many bodies have been washed away
by the current, and that the whole loss of life
amounts to sixty. In many cases it is impossible
TO recognise the features of the deceased owing 10
their distortion. Most of the injured though suf-
fering severely, will probably recover Among
the latter is merchant from the South named
Grant, whose ANGLE is broken and face dreadfully
lacerated. Collins have been provided for the dead
by the Railroad Company, and those who un-
known are stripped of their clothing and vauables
and placed in muslin shrouds
York ia sti alive bat she suffers dreadfully and
young man whose recently married wife was kill
ed, is almost insane from grief.
Z NoRwALK, May S.-Anothcr body was found
last night. Fifteen unrecognised bodies are still
lying at the station house.
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The Late Melanch holy Railroad Dtsa.trr


In our columns this morning will be found
further particulars of this sad event We have
Perused them with mingled feelings of regret,
horror, and indignation. To PREJUDICE the
cause of an accused man, or number Of men, is
far from our accustomed rule of action and to
the conductor, engineer, and brIdge-tender con-
cerned in this most lamentable affair, we would
extend the most ample opportunities for full
and fair investigation of the charges upon
which they will probably be arrsigned. Blu.
death, in its most fearful form, has come to
more than fifty Of our fellow beings in an hour
OF happiness and seeming security and while
many families in the land are thus called to
mourn the sudden loss of kindred and of
friends, and many more to sympathze in their
bereavement. the feeling of insecurity in travel
will Pervade all breasts, depriving the public, to
no limited extent, of the facilities and gratifi-
cations of travel, and these great thoroughfa res
of the patronage and encouragement 80 neces-
sary to their growing usefulness; and it is
therefore necessary for the most rigid inquiry
to be instituted, and the utmost penalties of
the law inflicted upon the offending parties
From the information that has reached us,
whether it be entirely accurate or not, we are
led to the conclusions .,--ls ,,,s,,.,sl ,t-
LIST. That the draw of the bridge should not
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ANorHkR DIscovFaY OF GuANo,-Tbe New YORK
Journal # Commerce states that parties in that city
have ascertanea the existence of a large deo,st of
guano on barren and uninhabted island of the
ocean, lying mere than two hundred miles from
the main land, and negotiating with the Uni
ted States Government for the protection Of their
rights in case effort should be made TO secure
these hitherto unknown treasures The valuable
agricultural properties of the article are now gen.
orally known and appreciated, and great dema nd
has been created for it in consequence Not less
than lUooWto tons, to arrive, have already been sold
and IT ID estimated that the i'm Dor ia lions of the
present year will exceed 200 900 tons for mic the
farmers Of the United States will pay several mil
hon of dollars.
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Among the persons at present stopping at
Wizards Hotel are the following:
Hon. VIM. Wright, United States Senator, New
Jersey.
Hon. X. Hamlin. United States Senator, Maine
Hon. VIM. M. Tweed, NJ c., New York.
Hon j. Philips Pbonix and ia mily, New York.
Hon Hiram Walbridge, New York.
George Law, esq New York.
Commodore Stribiing. United States Navy.
j. Champion, esq England.
Pur'er Buchanan, United States Navy.
Purser Sample, United States Navy.
Purser Gibson. United States Navy.
General Peter Sken Smith, Philadelphia.
or the arrivals at Browns Hotel we note
the following: H-
Hon. A. Constable, of Maryland.
Judge J. c. LIE Grand. OF Maryland.
A. j. Donelson, ESQ, of Tennessee.
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The RECEIPTS AND ExPEspIruREs of the
United States from lst of January to 3Ist of
March. 1858, exclusive Of trust funds,) were
as follows: .-.r
RECEIPTS
rfou SustoWs.. y 10 ZU6 ,39S ~
Lands. .................... 422, $50 7s
Miscellaneous sources. 49,. l7O,lO5 so
Loan Of ls47, (treasury notes
funded) ......,.......... 2,450 90
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Z EXPLOSION FROM IeNoRANcE "A man named
Michael Foliage, In Philadelphia, on Thursday,
purchased about forty poun Is OF damaged peroua-
could get the powder out of them, Inc seller jest
ingiy replied he could burn ii out Michael IN the
simplicity of his nature, took them home, heated a
large Dot red hot and threw them all in. In few
moments there was terrific explosion. The pot
was broken to pieces, and some fragments of il
striking Michael he was thrown violently to the
floor, and severely wounded in the face and hands
1t is astonishing that be was not killed. portion
of his clothing torn off, and one of his stout
boots was split almost in two. II
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CHAuscEY LARKIN was arraigned at the bar of
the court of sessions at New York on Saturday
The New York Express says:
"Nearly twenty prisoners were arraigned at the
bar to plead TO indictments found against them
amongst whom the notorious swindler
Colonel Fillmore, alias Chauncey Larkin, who has
been practicing his viainy for long time in
different portions of the United States This city
was the theatre of his last operations, be having
some weeks ago defrauded the book keeper OF Mr..
VIM: d. Webb, the ship builder, out of about
$3oO There have been three indictments found
against him-one for grand larceny, another for
faise pretences, and third for forgery.
"W hen called upon to plead, Mr.. vandervoori,
the clerk of the court, addressed him by the namo
OF Chauncey Larkin, at which he became quite in
dignant, refused 10 answer, and said his name was
Colonel Fillmore. After cooling off somewhat, he
plead not guilty to the indictments, and stated, in
answer to question asked him, that he not
ready for trial. He seemed quite anxious that be
might not be tried this term. His case, however,
was set down tor disposal Monday next. This
fellow, AS occasion required, has assumed nearly
all the names of our most distinguished men, as
cloak under which be could more effectualiy carry
out his nefarious schemes
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J.nathan Trotter, esq President of the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen. in company with G Flint
Spear and James Bishop. of New Jersey, and DR..
Person, of Salem, Macs, together with several
other gentlemen, left the Union Place Hotel, after
brea kfasting together, and were all in the first
passenger car that went down, Mr. Spear, Mr..
through one Of the windows, while the car Was
iuil Of water, and have returned 10 the Union
Place Hotel badly injured. Dr. Pierson, Of Salem.
was was killed: George w. Pomeroy, esq, Of this
c S placed ne wife and little boy in charge of
Mr. spear, at Twenty seventh street, just as the
cara started. Mr.. Spear succeeded by almost gu.
Derhuman exer!ions in saving the boy; bat Mrs.
fomercy. was killed. MI, Spear returned several
uMes oader the water to the oars. but was unable
other boys 's's' - 80 = '' - W.
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PREVENTION OF SUCH AccIpENrs.


The New York Sun says
'This is another accident which shows the alb.
solute necessity of having system of signals for
drawbridges wholly unaffected by hazy atmo
sphere, or by curves in the road, and which will
warn the engineer at considerable distance from
the draw, and must arrest his attention unless he
wilfuly neglect his duty The plan of such sig
nal we will explain to Mr.. w Whistler, or any rail
road superintendent; and we promise to convince
them OF its efficiency by ive-minutes' descrip.
tom $500. 'P
The Commercial advertiser remarks:
1--WE nave forborne any severity of Judgment or
censure IN this connection. We have neither room
nor Inclination to say what we think upon the
son]ect; out while We express the deliberate con.
vicon that the engineer is the perpetrator of this
wholesale slaughter, we think also that the con
uuctof ought not to have permitted him to go at
.nat speed In such place, and that the bridge
tender was equally 10 blame for Withdrawing the
piloge when be knew that an express train was
already overdue, and would probably come along
at great speed to make up for her lost time.
But that past experience affords SO little en-
enlargement for hope, we might expect that such
calamity will induce railroad companies and
their passengers alike to insist upon applying
some adequate punishment to persons guilty of
such criminal reckiessness." a9u3 -
NAMES OF TIE DEAD.
The following il list of names Of persons
killed and drowned, az far as ascertained:
fDr. Samuel Beech, Bridgeport; DR.. John o,
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WANTED-In a Lawyers Office. a Boy from l. 70
W a Of sE- who rood band ADDE'S box No
'+3 View, Oh Posi & flee.
HTANTEp-A Woman that is good Plain T. Ok and
W 1rr-s-. Washer AID Irorer private family tn be- %
rstertlc Be D. CURED Apply No ) Br replace
lnhll
NyANTED-A childs Nurse American English
w Fie-ch OF ooiorsd. Apply a; No 81 Prlc--st
N7ANTFD-Cooks Chambermalds, Nurses. Girls for
w Hcseork sean s-rss..s Girls Lsurdres@ Nc A.
10 rer ardt fhe a. Broadway ans anil
G-s fJfedir fhout ctlr the fecond time
N7ANTED-Fur Sewers and Finishers. None but
w 500 rgsresd arplvrrusf ~ ab- 90 refer n N at
c. errr o,u,ri. 7 " LAsAK a son. W. 10 Joau-st
ErANTED-A Clerk in a Crockery busne $ one
~ lire edge Of the busress aud 20 9s
references Apply the 0ce N mus NJ ~ No
5' fr-r.-t
IL SIXTH-AVENUE.-C. MASON' B way ln'eII-
\ serce Ofce removed No Is -thsv Business
-odu TED usual tie - ce a. 10 81
tr have frf-r-te situations Nen I'D V''s 'ed
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6he illorlN's fair.

s,PERiNrr>psNrs OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE,
New-York, July 49, 1873.
r. Exhibitors very rsociIly notified that the space
80 S-s s ro scuali, ooclYcd by them reasonable
TN. General 81 feel authorized TO dispose o D.
Nv VI BATCdELDER
Secretary of 81 perintendents
sVTTEIST,~0sSTs jFFIcE CslstAL PLACE, July IS 1856
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
CRY Stall PALACE row open every day Sunday s0dl
wcsr tie hours 10 o'clock A. NJ aud o'clock NJ until fur
Se sduons 50 Chi dren under p of 25 cts
ke.son Tckets $40 .o
- Muse store Of Hal No 30 Broadway Of
-. PIsce JOHN VI BATCHELDER,
Secretary Of the supenntendents
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Csfa1ogue OF Coins ard Medals
Z VT u nNf ~ II TNlT

Catalogue Of Cows AID Nedsl. or>-,
ANCIENT ROMAN and ENGLISH COlNSS'
~ BRONZE MEDIA s. sc of. q 0r - b. 30 Il
tsn Of W. re,ln Bootelerj Che snrsm Il ls wen H
RI I'D, Loldou. EnslsIc ,..,-
~ sfeInsed Boosser Nes7r. John ~ e7. y i
Mroe Philadelphia " D. 7 CO. Boston JON Rgs--
Charleston DaufoIth HsWify Co. Buts9 frank Taylor 81
rston. David Dsv.as1u No. lf9 Nass'u q. Newiork
'V'HE HARMONIAL MAN; or THoUGHrs FOR rHf
i AGE Nv AudIee Jackson DAVIS I.s -le 81 ,,.-r-r
shove aufior lst PUBLISHED may b. bad - FONLER1 w p
20 r., Pres ~ css 3 The tflde s1pI led a. '7'
discount
DLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY and PRIN IlNG
ID -GEORGE T. ELL hss constantly % hard "s-e--''4
r. ffrrd u7-h WHEAT Rusy rarcs.C t1f l-o -l
f Iedrers Ds,-Bo.ts Journals Cash Boos- &c. la"F-'
sd rsf hound uro~ er- ~ ii
nsr Of ~ '.s.ion Bsrk Doors r-d of 20
n clr-. - h fh- stt.l or 10 -f'e -- n
invited coossrirE n J. Sands and Per-ho'-i re
srr.. Iuls Hereut factlne; sr -ie ga
erc. Note snf plain tre vsrous quai1r- fatn
lfotrsfr-r from sny paf~,r end nrniea n r. ~ -.
3 IL sts-ou4r PRINTER and Flank s7os Naru'sf'1r-' ~ |
sau-st
7 AMPORT BRAKEMAN Il LAW. Oate Cornish
Isrsrorf Co. Pubsher Wholessie Boose and rt-on
Also rulcureres Of every vzeiy % Cap and etef AP
AD "'AA No 9 Puk-plaee NewYort.
N-0 F-e HIRAM II LAMPORT.
BIRDSEI BLAkEMAN,
HENRY u. LAW
TCOTNT d STRONG. Booksellers and >tatloners'
IL Account importers ard deer- 10 evey
description Of Foreign and Domestic statonery Nonsoey sA
Nevyors Oare over Nassau Bank JOSIAH J. LFCOrNT
CHARLES I. STRONG
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Special Ncutes.

| ~ Grand ric-Ntc tXcutsioa TO and from west,
.rl reckskn Kechle"H Lake Sci .o5 og M9 ' 90
I Nsc,X al, q sru esvc fo Of Hammond = A. VI .
tWh>N ~, tr fi.- aa,vc Catherine Ferry Brook
tN-'f fr-.rv f,fy a. - and Va nl1of
Pa -. u, en-, Fxcuen 81 cents In Csc ~ bid yea
~ Nc racaeri g. t' n ~ r' -, 49,
80 - % tickets viii be allowed @ pass % tl hinds
-r iVrsor Al iu,Nic.uS drinks val be rf'noei ION
~. T. q ,-,r.l fruits OF the season VIII be pro
L. ,p .lruiafcc rck,ts Al he lan'ans
| -, members ef the New-Ensand society wno mend
Z I'm - Nil ea,r 'hcr names As,or House, on or be-
- k>pAN fNkNlNG sn st, o'c'ooN ~ ~n,n hour a. d
; a. TOO "' MOSES II GRINNELL. President
/ = K,>s>sVxy secretary
t. uechsnics' Ius'itgtc No. Boweryroi 10. Is Is
srs n lrwas rnunns I'D Coloaas W" commence on
krnSTspAN Juiy 90. isd ,.
| L.acs q s. rom 81 sPN
Csi,,.s;r. ca. ~ i'o.a % s.i..'....ss
F.r y itsSors 70 Holr uleuioefs. l.
- .,ir,,saI MaauestauOos.-Mrs. ANN l. bkDWN'
t,-er, NJ sl>hl on oc - y A. ~ urssa - l.s % u
-., 40 ,1i- L. securr 1-.s"i from Interruption 81 ipn
-, sruuccs willingness receive az her residence
= w. % - the 6ia, the VISITS Of Ladies and pene-
rs,,, De rhsuousnA usua ~ called spiritual Mtae'a oes
- 81, a. rNAacd Fe,c s1e being SHOWN one OF m
r. VI. "a % wes'cr Ncsl ". " NJ ,g,,,sso,v
N.,es~ p o. cceiyed 1n lONDAf. IUESDAl WINE
99XnaV TUESDAY. THURSDAY ana FRIDAY EVENINGS
ks,su hs end 10 the iine to be rciy Observed Al
,r VIII b received each occupying precisely an hour
u Of every day eSeep 'Ht' kpAi ao1 S
Is hosTs wa From 40 = IL IRON % - & "a g.
A. Cor such parties st 'e nale osioie ani au '
Ss s;sis Observed Terms - for the P'y whether large OF
- olo Newspapers sale tis Once Pnee . cents
ks-rc .rtc Inquire ftt st'-N
y .nisrsrt ,nIesence once, and . aSi'. tx.
- N ,hs Ccris .. sioo Were eau s~ts o. oloo
~, - ~ wri'ins the Sups'ne'd.7t
a n he s-r' nscesary the passage 1t tho parties p
''ei N''''' 'hA'''' Jas P PAGAN, Superintendent.
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Cost 1no fcnno.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-Srolen
" he Reformed Dutch Church. e. 9erge = J. the ht
a. I'd seventy FIVE yards Of CAAPET and the Pl LFlI
BIBLE ssertvfve DO " the or fhs detection ld
CONVICTION he thief thieves aid the emaiuns twenty-five Tor
The OF he property
By order Of the CcusstoIy. - -
JOHN BRiNKERHOFf, Bergen
7 O>T-From the Irving House. July 2ls- = medium
IL szfd Black Leather Tuuk marked each end Wilbur Con1g-
Day'ru o. containing paper ~ value ibs- rewd Will te
raid f sv rorua0l the living House b. which the
IND RE papers alone may b. recovered The papers
lsa rapers and q pos bic Zee TO third 7erssns
4 OST-On Monday \ WHITE STEER marked
h two between The hip rump Any Civ.
ul nruaron vtera he 10 md vii be suitably rewarded.
MCINTYRE YOUNG. Corner 81 AZ ini llthst.
NINE LAND WARRANTS Los Six 100 Acre
y a1rsLts No. IS 158. lS8 l37s2 Is g. 1917 lhl7s
Ore Acre War ant No j.s5
Two Acre Warrants Nos a.. efl. oi.9ii.
Ttee ether Neios Ohio, lad ns - lnos he
month but where hos know The above
~ os rs,a.e ard each blank
al prat cautioned purchasing any Of the a5lye War
f Land ofces have been nched Of ther loss
A ltertl reward vii he paid for their recovery b.
COWLES, Columbus, Ono.
DEWARD Of ;s1OoO.-On the night of Tuesday he
h B4nkr- house M-cncs and rrfcr Bank
~ Iey q We broken erer
i ov D. Noos and the-etrom ssS n
ef tie Bafk rft3a1 God $40 = unclrrert m)p"y,
sfs Boz ifn DO Bill 90 oCr Banks Reward OF
pad The ot me nd prOpry
reward e 3d for he of
ran BY order o. tie B0,d PEIEk 8ENi..l. Pc.tent
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Cart 81 h; Wtss o'U-a Painting of CHRIST HaAl5 q =
H0,f riy one e.r.es., TaE DELUGE and other Panias.
S c. 'si' 's AdSlsuc Is oe 'i '''
APERA DAVIDSON ILLUSTRATED Ii
" BPETTO BOOKS Of The oPERA-Ess'nty Praed 3D. 'n1aI
new wrs for ooera,dmrer printed an sa'.-3
oven d. rTssS and sreisr y,rson words. hs TIE aeI l.
complete prseaton Of notes for atsf resoos OF pr
Torrance -
ROBERT LIZ PIABLE se. HAS2Rsip ~ s1i5LA
Of u11c Noh4A PRoF,li sc CO. IA 'CFSERzvrOLf
10 e,ce. OIfILO sree,s; DON PAsQrALE Pecs.; Il ID
Ds boN GIovAsNI : DIR gREi'cHCTL q g,s-'
Ia fn' f NIX BoR6i peoe. Us HrGES9s %
e.c,s Ia SOM ,MBt La 10 feee.i "A FiOLA DfL k- H.
tcc. IL PRODiCO !eesess; GUSTAV, A. pe1' F ~,
RIO sSb JUL III p1e'.. rCRlIANI
BneeT1 , hf' Mo- NO N wereba. E1asss B5osyr P
K WEE No 2ij FeI;on. Boston P REED Co. Te@aat't
Woodhouss. ano a Morn Baltimore j. > Waters b4lA'' .
Sage Sons Danforth HAVEN Co.
NtAZE GARDEN-situated on 9Th ay. opposite me
WI coton Reservoir and IN the 'enJ OIL ne
C[s es,ss o,cupie. ground covered WITH
tr1wth deuou. and evergreen Tree. sd snrlt sdr "a 9
go oaeS ~ ybs nan bag UPON the premises are two fine
ps,sshment saloons couIDodou aud LADIES' TOILET
%qPM ~s ssev. fsu Of ss Garden tho MAZE orLABY
aINTH This constructed se ne rsr Of tls eeotee one
smpion London, ned 10 the early part " mig VIII
cesn and Il the only one n TINS county Iu ''s' VIII
0IS P,osor. Won also respectfully inform citizen. Of New
Yar "a vel cts, dnrng tne Exhibitor
If ihe Industry Nsoa' that they Rave completed arrange
mems vii gill ensb them 70 srve the best
CREAM ICES. AND OTHER RkfRkohMf.NIS
% ladies' and who houo tie MAJ OaG1 ~ ,'e
made arrangements with Ny BENJAMIN VI
bRIARF the Or'ectiouef u the Cepl9 O5NpaJ
xbss efrtv Cream Ices and C9ieonery l. 9,
oun IN tfis counxy the best a-ans r. hs
stsbbrrt they that vito he aend Of
s9od waters thy viii give fan s9tsaeon 70 n.f ons m
80 sPRITI-OI's LIQUORS OR INIONlCATlNO BkFbitAIts
WILL. BIZ SERVED
Opsa FNFPY DAY from A. NJ Jotll sunset
Ftbav Nsdon-ev. ano soriethst rage pt on nree
IDS of me Garden TIE SKhay Cars are wu Two nes
vzlk. ..-cr,rtr
~ Entrance the Garden FREE hlTCHtLL Co
C,PIRITTAL MANIFESTATIONS and INVESTI
> GATIONs-H D. BURKHART, Spiritual Mediums would
ladies and gentleman their ces Tor Spiritual
Ineses,ior a. No flS Broadway Of Lspenard EVERY
EVENING from 10 Admission p cents May be seen
daily for Private InVests 4ion az No - West <si-st
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6ouses to Eet.

Bpuste ID EfI.
Apartments TO let at No II East
DBroadway Also Room suitable To- an Artist
OFT and STEAM POWER to LET-The upper
ory Of the buidsE No = ard - FTAnkfor-s
600 .usre hostWay with hear
rr It's very desirable tor business that requires
rrrty Of hi. cellars aso vaults to let Apply 70
CHARLES JENKINS, or The prenase<
DOOM TO LET-With steam power-One large
IL room BY 20 and lighted Also evers smaller rous - 20
Of the best the city Apply y rh'
Rls TABER. corner Of Greenwich add Beaeh-sta
DOOMs 70 LET, with STEAM POWER-Several
III IN from IS By . 20 = y 10 over the
New Haven FREIGHT Depot wei nse AID arI and
furnished with Croton IaTss md ~ate cset Apply
% T. ANTHONY. Elm and FEAnsEas4, room No a.
CTEAM POWER to LET.-The whole or part OF
Power quantity b required Tie building 100 feet
BY We'll Be bad mmed itey Terms
moderate Apply Al ElIabethPors y j. 70 ABM BAfZ.
TJNO LET-From the Isl OF August, the first floor of
the Hour so B0wsry elesant front and
b.et P,ror wish door Pantri- Bedroom with
nom On aile They partially furnished handsomely hf With
s b. let for Offices select school cieis~ Or anal ssaeel
hnily. APPyG The bal door,
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60 Uhom il man Gonlern.

4 GENTLEMAN GOLD CURB GUARD CHAIN
ts month vii be vel fr them p'Y
fetrrr No Is aid ssot pubic
TMTION-STEAM GACGES--The Public are
u here cautioned purchasing steam Gauges made
by D~y y fhe contain Moreaus
Pent veud steam uzes the
cpe aforesaid The pubrc also cautioned an,t
MtnO
sd fan, The undersigned the sole Of Foutan No
resus Potent United Any nf
Tie .sn, ccord ax
Patent may be had of the subscriber b
r H. ASHCROFT, Boston. Mass.
OW F's MARINE CHRONOMETER STE An
PRESSURE GAUGE-Hayrg noticed a advertisement Of
irs; would that pr pared nd OF indemnity
purchase Gauges the parties ca
them haze upward Of lo o. them 90
a adjoining stand ready
prt c. II they have been adopted ~ the
Oh Fnnbeers United Navy and by Cln- line OF
rd states NAL Steamships from their supenor working qualities
over and ao have put them TO-
being ehaf the Of the other balges thar 70 VII
rduce svery person using p1wor adopt them.
t;aus holesse and Retail q, LOVES Office, No. q Deyt
Nev.lcrk.
DUNAWAY-Ran away from the Subscriber, On the
Ia lnh inst. HIRAM SOMM1RS KENNEDY nieutei APP
rr.u n me sray-g said 10y his 18th and
Thu caution al from ho9rng Or
account OF " VI No
lof Futon-s July 81 lsoJ.
CWANs EXCELSlOR-WlIAT Is If Tins ques
- ou may By OF the curious from the fact hii the
Of been mentioned uOOs OF the market
something quite superior, without particular explanation propose
therefore q inform the public possible what 10
choice doubleexa my Flour made 10 Livingston Counfy,
" Y from White Wheat that be procured and being
cour peculiar the propneo defy competition. Those
better iniorn alton the tuhJct mus trial
For sale a. No. IS PesIlsti CLIAkLEs SWAN
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ST0RE in BROADWAY.-To LEI, the first floor and
I1p q No a. ''' sss I'm &c ca 10 n s:sSs
V'O LET-Tbe spacious Halls on the second and third
eocr' Of No 81 D'i.on-.' qlHrs th'aaIh Es BOd~ay
es sh - srr.ee 90 ssea .tr,,t Wen i ~ PuS Rbs.
icr -Atsnsve Msaaiac.g5s ,g,poses Apply %
Jo6S G. HEiS nos spiuesst
ITO LET OF LEsSE-Ob l25th ~, corner OF sth-ay.,
ar.eis. FsH Nv Ho',L % he In. and AZ As ropo..d
erected expense and contains every requisite for superior
so,s W.. u l cn ,S &c Ss posoS 81 ne ]
sogd e sc SoAid App, to 2 H. BROWN No II "A',
VNO LET-Two elegant Basement Rooms. in the
store Nc spruce It nsary oFpoa,s The rrssas otse They
ere Vsa under he .de,k ~ IN oer or 4f.stareT
e yegd Be- %, ., rhe -. oaaon' N A' city
EDW A. GC0FEyY Ne. spruee-.s NY.
mo IET-A frst.cass Family Grocery az Fort
Washington With iweiaS and an aii.eeed Al excellent
s,,ds Ao 10 sot wsshnstca Fo.iory D%sns Houss with
KNoX 10 les Bcadwsy. from N oSP NJ aad II i'A a.
azd lOth-av. Carr svlls
TO LET or for SALE-The new fourstory Houses
Mo-. IS and Is A.hansp Naie Pey blt he nOsi
Bfo6sy Sh 81 ,ss s, s1 ~ rs BrStv Apply
TO LET and FURNITURE for SALE.-A part or
TIE whole O. he Farivre comf'e'e fr sale low eoaiaad
giP, par OF l.u,, No = POT Pa'' asa ea' .s
"a TO commence t ukeePns vii ind this excellent opportunity
TO LET or LEASE--The irst-class new fre-proof
Se's one 6ane,ee feet in DEPTH No 5s wsstrt Apply TO
fANON A sri. No 10 -d-av
ITO LET in BROADWAY-The fine light Base
urder No - Broadsa opposite the
dcsaie locations the Ohce The
New-Yotk Gas Regulator Company
rI'O LET-llafOf the House No. Il Morton.st to a
L susl .entesl huilY Inquire N the premises
TO LEr-FOr Manufacturing purposes, together With
large Rooms ANoA well lighted IN thu
igd third story OF building ths and
lrqure O the premises
ITO RENT-The Office No. Il >prucest, near the
4 Gcid.t with iu the hudns
quirsd. Apply EDW. A GODFREY, No spruce-st
TO EENI-ThOse tine large, airy. capacious and we'll
hfed second floor Of The budng hsnovs
Rank Possession immediately Apply the Hanover BAnk
the Ohio Life and rrus Company