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New Patents Issued.

List OF patents issued the United seates Patent
Once for the week ending May Q ls54-each bearing
that date
Isaac NJ. Singer, of New York N. Y, for improvement
Amos Young, of Georgetown, u. c., for improved me-
thod Of dischargng cargo from canal boats.
Nicholas G. Norcross, Of Lowell, Mass. for improve
ment in certain devices for tongung growing lumber
Matthias L0chcnmaier, Of Philadelphia Pa, for i'm
VIM NJ storm, Of New York, N. X, for Improvement
N charges fire arms.
Mahlon Lcomis, of Cambridgeport, Mass, for improve
ment in plates for artificial teeth.
Mcrvn T. Sandfcur of Manchester Conn, for improve
ment in reed boxes for musical instruments.
Halvor Havorson, of Boston, Mass. assignor TO HIM
scif and John Heard of same place, for Improvement
IN processes for distling rosin oil
Halvor Havorson, OF Boston, Mass, nssgncr to him
self and John Heard of place, for improvement
in distillng apparatus
VIM L. Arnold, of Rochester, N. Y, for improvement
m the couplings Of endless chain horse powers
John Alender, Of New London, Conn, for improve
ment in operating catches in toolholders.
VIM Ballard, of New York. n. Y, for Improvement in
making ships knees.
VIM H. Churchman, of Philadelphia Pa, for i'm
provements in hydraulic heaters.
John Crabtree, Of Philadelphia Pa for improvement
h adjusting the packing Of pstons in steam engines.
Henry w. Farley, of East Boston, Mass, for improved
John Gallagher Of New York. N Y, for improved
cutter for metallic bars and rods.
Curtis Goddard, of Eanburg Ohio for improved ma:
Robert Hodgin, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, for Improvement
n straW-cutters.
Archibald c. Ketchum, of New York, N. r. for i'm
rrovement in car trucks with adjustable axles
Conrad Liebrich, OF Philadelphia Pa. for improve
nent In trunk lock hasps.
Washington r. rasett, of Stone Bridge, Va for i'm
provement in harrows.
q. H. pattcp, of Bath Ne, for improved arrangement
OF spring dies in machines for making clnch rings
VIM. Il. Geo. III. Ramsay of South Strallne, Pa for
Improvement in flexible harrows.
Wm Robinson Jr., OF Warsaw, N. Y, for impro yement
in machinery for making rope.
scwan short OF New London, Conn, for improvement
IN violins.
Phiander Shaw, Of East Arlington, Mass, for improve
ments in air engines.
lie Grand C. st. John, of Buffalo, N Y, for improved
hydrodyrsmic engine.
John N. wcarc, Of seabrook, N. H., for mixers pro-
tector.
Elbrdge Weber, Of Gardiner Me-. for improved rotary
pihning knife.
Asa Weeks, Of South Boston, Mass, for improved OK.
parsive hit.
Farley Williams, I'd Of Barr Mass, for improved slot
ting machine.
Seth whalen, of West Milton, N. r for improvement.
in hay knives.
Dess0us,--Iohn Abendroth, OF Port Chester " " for
design for cooking stove, range.
Hugh Rock OF Boston Mass, assignor to himself and
Francis Mclaughlin Of same place, for designs for the
frames and handles OF hair brushes.
Nathaniel p. Richardson Of Portland, Me- for design
for cooking stoves
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Married.
On Monday, November lS, by the Rev Edwin T. Hat
field, JAxrs GfA TAEIER to Miss ElI2ABErH SciiAFrER
Died.

Died,
On Saturday, Nay 8, after long and severe illness,
which she bore with Christian patience and resignation,
MARcARET GARRIsoN, wife Of John NJ. Dewey.
The relatives and friends of the family requested to
attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 81 Suf
folk street, at two O'Clock to morrow afternoon
On Saturday, May Q, ELIZA, wife of Robert German, in
Ike relatives friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence,
No. 445 Fourth street at two O'Clock this afternoon.
On Saturday April 0, J0IiN ADAn MnDEBURGER in the
31st year Of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family and the
beers of Comp. H. Governor Guard lin citizens dress
are Respectfully invited to attend lis funeral from tie
residence Of his father No so Carmine street. at half
past three o'clock to morrow afternoon
On Friday evening" May s, at his late residence, No.
~ Avenue D, FRANCES Hlkyxy, aged "a years and 0
months
His friends and those of his fathern law, John At
fridge ESQ., are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
at twelve O'Clock this day. FROM St. Bridges Church
ner Of Eighth street and B. to Calvary Cemetery
On Friday May s. at her late residence No. "a South
Third street. Williamsburg MARY ANN, wife Of Thomas
Belts (of the firm of S. Lounsbery Co. and daugh-
ter Of the late Edward Smye, Esq., in the Both year
her age.
The relatives and friends the family are aectionate-
y, invited to attend her funeral clock this
terry Of the Eyergreens.
On thursday, May 4 MARY McsABB in the Gath year Of
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral three O'Clock this
afternoon, from No ia North Third street. Williams
On Friday, May s, ANDREW, of Moses Larkin, Esq
in the 10th year of his age.
lis funeral will take place from the residence of his
father No 800 Third street. at two O'Clock this after
noon
In Jersey City, Saturday morning. May g. of scarIe,
fever LILLIAN only daughter of W. G. and Mary H. Gale
aged IL months and 9days.
On Sunday, April co. in Cincinnati, of consumption
after long and painful Illness Anna ARIA AGAR, in thu
Goth of her age daughter of William and Maria
Agar, late resident of Brooklyn, L. l.
On Saturday, April 6, Mr. LOUIS SARANDE late of Pana
! ma a native Of France.
His friends, and those of Mr.. F. Echarte and Charlie
Racine, respectfully invited to attend his funeral
half past O'Clock this afternoon from No. $50 Hous
| ton street.
| Panama and California papers please copy.
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Singular Verdict.

Beforesudge Woodruff and Jury.
The People Of ne State Of NeD York Wtid,s Wood.
ioctAction to recover three hundred dollars bond
given by defendant. In July 1853 Welsh neglected
TO support his wife, and the matter being brought before
the Aims House authorities they required him to give
bonds TO the people in the OF three hundred dollars
TO his good behavior for year from the date
thereof In October following Welsh again deserted his
wife, and the Aims House authorities thcreupon entered
the present action against the defendant, Welsh
bondsmau. For the defence 1t commended hat the
fault lay with the wife, who refused TO live with her hus
band and that the bond void in consequence The
Jury brought In sealed verdict for tho plaintiff for the
snm Of ninety dollnrs, provided said Is given to
NJ. welsh or II said amount cannot be paid to Mrs.
dAnt,b -" = 800 80 - Wv ~
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Ia PlERRE HoUsE,
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 8, 1894.

PHILADELPHIA Hay D, 1898.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
Tear sr-in reading the New YoRK HERALD this morn
ing, notice the verdict Of the coroners Jury in the late
disastrous calamity in Broadway finding the parties re
sponsble the perlous condition of the building viz
Mr. G. Fl. Mountain, who drew the plans and superin-
tended the building; Mr. N. b. Frost, the mason Mr. C.
J. Ketchum the carpenters and the lessees, j. Taber
and j. Baglcy ia that alterations made to
the building and two story building was pu. up
in the rear for cutting room and ladies' ordinary
and for no other purpose This work was under
per plans, and the Fire wardens present
several times during completion and alterations The
lease building transferred to Messrs Jennings
Co in February, 1853 believe alterations have
since made The party wall of this and the Amer-
can Hotel was shored up, the base Of the American
made deeper by Mr. j. G. Hamilton, the owner, time
last fall was then considered dan gerous job ny tho
worhmen ls II not to suppose that the brick
work wes wcakshed thereby causing the walls give
with heavy stock Of g5cAs Whe on iire' am strong
" of that opinion Farther believe that walls general
Y fall when buildings have been burnt. II as 50 with
the well built La Farge House. not alterations
daily going on in New York? Are lcssees 20 be CEN
sured 10 after time for any fail o. walls?
feel It due to myself and to the pablo to make this
statement With all due def to the jury, must
in regard to the alterations, for. if mistake not the
foreman Mr.. Genin, has had alterations made to his
deeply deprore the loss of e ana will here take the
liberty to FAY that feel perfectly satisfied that bl
rests with me Of any and all OF the 81 this dis
tressng calamity. Your humble servant,
JOB TABER.
New York, Friday, May d, 1854.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Sr:-Wiu you allow us 20 defend ourselves from the
censure OF the jury passed upon US in their verdict
the recent lamenabe accident AZ Mr. jennings store in
Broadway We feel ourselves eyonerltea by the fact
that subsequent to the alteration made ny to the
building in 1889, the foundation underpnned, and
the whole premises thereby weakened With this under
pinning mad nothing to do, though felt assured
that the safety of the building greatly langered
by the operation When alterations were made, the
work examined and passed upon by the Fire Wariens
Surely, not to blame fo the injury the building
sustained by alterations which made subsequent
to those in which concerned Youra, respect
fully, CHARLES Fl. MOUNTAIN,
N. Is. FROST,
G. J KETCHUM.
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informed that for ane stitching Of Kid
enaeised morocco patent leather and all similar work
tic improved Tin sewing
quality Of work net htherH approached BY machine
and much superior 20 what Il IS possible 70 do by hand
JLis may exravarant bat Il IL exactly true The
ryhttc these machines unqncstioneo icing secured
ty the ygifas Iraatsd 20 Moore johnson i3D
M. SINGER CO. NJ. 923 Br,admsY.
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PATRICK is the sole In the United States
the above celebrated faes and y G. Goas eaetrabie
defiance locks and bars tho hest safer and locke
tincd in the world. lepot No, i2 Pearl street
below Maiden lane, formerly 90 John street.
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Politlc., Intelligence.

Nearly oil the democratic members Of the Ohio Legis
lature have signed memorial in favor Of Douglass Ne
braska bill.
The democrats of Washington county, Ark have
mated Hon. A. b. Greenwood for reelection to Congress
and passed resolutions in favor of the Nebraska bill
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Oak Hall ClotbIng-Spring nnd Summer
clothing Of every description selling extraordinary
prices for cash, at WIN II. DEGR0OT SONS 81 and 50
Fulton extending through to AZ and 40 Gold street.
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nssrg steamer hotels restaurants public institution
WITH rrihed Gina CHE only cinawsfe manufactured
pressy for such nse depend Favng OF least ~
per cent in hrcnkag alone j. X KERR re Pearl str e
Kerr, Philadelphia China Hail s' - ~ ~
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scrler would respectfully invite the Of the ladies
OF New York and tH vicinity HIS choice
sortment q silk and onne adapted 70 tho
season which for elegance Of style and finish cannot lie sur
for u pretty bonnet " ~ w."
Il. O. WILDE, 70 and q John street IN Stair.
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MISUNDERSTANDING IkhWSG ftff~
able source OF inform to claims the
chine may be found in the able opinion lately given by
Judge Sprsgue OF BOSTON suit against tho Singer
chine $50 called printed copies Of which be had
once, or by al by Forwarding postage stamp Ghc
lowing is list OF eeneees under patent Of 1916 viz
Wheeler Wilson Co. Grover Baker Co. a Bartholf.
Is. Howe, American Magnetic Sowing Machine Compsny
porsas Sewing Machine Com New York y B. Nichols
J. W. lean, y. Hunt, Boston MSS; Hood, Batte Co
Worcester, Mass MessrE Woodr edge, Keene Moore
Lynn, Mass Charles prrsin has longer license to
maze, or sell sIwing machines rnder patent II
has been revoked sne surrendered ELIAS Ho~E, r.
Patentee OF the original sewing machine lis
street, Boston, and 3o5 Broadway New York.
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And crown ia guefre, thy wondrous art,
Which pictures true the flashing eye,
The smiling lip almost the Sigh
And throws such sweet, familisr grace
O'er all the dosr beloved face;
Hail. art supreme, whose magic frnt
Shows brightest in the works Of ROOT
At No S6S Broadway, corner Of Frank lin street.
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Elegant Assortment Of Clothing, com.
prising all sizes for and boys at the price establish
ment Of ALFRED MUNRoE CO., AL broadway. No de-
Walton from marked prices
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Two Of T. Gilbert Co.'s Eolean pianos excellent toned
Instruments will be sold very low. Second hand pianos,
without the olian, great bargain from $50 $3.50
HORACE WATERS S33 Broadway.
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piles! Piles !--Dr. Winners Pile supnos,-
toryis certain for internal external piles Per
who troubled with hesc dreadful complaints viii
Bovsry Drug Stose, No. I56
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w III ~ SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TUES
bidder for Of whom NAV eoncera the soop Esn
H. centre hoard. about seventy four toms she
mllss Ateys Iext ypstsousgy
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Elanos.-T. Gnher. & Co.'S yvo,Id,s

EinnOe.--T. Gilbert & Co.'s Worlds Fair
premium pianos, with or without the scolean. with
frames and circular scales Horace Waters pianos with d
yopal scales and gold sings; Hallct Crunson pianos
1 the old firm Of Hallet Co and Justly entitled 70 All
sale and RETAIL prices low at the factory Fine
80 rent Second hand pianos at great bargains from $50
E5o HORACE WATERS Pianos 333 Broadway.
N. Ito accommodate some purchasers, monthly pay
ments taken.
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Rain or shine, foul fair, Truman, the
halter 90 Fulton street win s sell his beautiful spring
description. Straw goods large assortment Wholesale
and retail TRUMAN, 90 Fulton street.
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INSTRUMENTATION and Ba1dwin's Patent
organ, double bank meiodsons D. and H. W. Smiths
ssebrsted meiodeon In power hriiiAncy and weensss
only tuned in the equal temperament Melodeors
AL other styles All mt wholesale retail prices low
khs factories. HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway
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Holmes, as9 broadway, takes the one slAll-
ling and two shilling daguerreotypes usual at this old
stand and with facilities and in the art
which unequaed he win prove be the pioneer in the
cheap picture business in America
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600 Broadwsy, OF Houston street. will open four
spleadd new rooms this day and evening and ryccige
puls ~ half price The and priv tie
nrhe German Language 10 taught by accomplished
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A sIodern yyr,ter sovs 10 ,s t,,c

y Brhe German Language 10 taught by accomplished
professor.
A Modern Wrster says IL is the pravince OF
the to spread tho truth The
rtesssly 80 Does not the press tell shs weri that
been unueky en- oush b msGtsd esewh an
tnnity Of get redressed $50 far shirts
10000 yards English Medallion Carpets! Eng-
e,yers match just received frsm Europe and VIII
ten Gales rooms 90 Bowery Please call and examine.
Wonderful reduction In price OF Cnpetss-
HIRAM ANDERSON 90 Bewery, is selling English ve,yets
at as fss and l5s tapestry at Va M and rs sautfui
I'd md anssi oil Cloths =. S. sa ss ssads
and stsir carpets, &c, worry cheap.
rheumatism Cured instantly, or the Money
r.tarned. by CALvERpS rheumatism and paia
fault Como and the city certificates at Ann street.
.sThe Heavens Shake Out their Cloudy
shsn thunder ssSrHs lr many
ter BARKFR's, No. sss broadway. ' "'f'''-
-----------
B.atcholor's Hair Dye ia stin the Leading
perfectly coorns the hair the moment sppsd Tens
dye na' s
way.
T;snp1cs, FrccIdes and Tan entirely
II che an a y E ss
moi b sSs, prgs sSs No 49, and d BY
1t Is a Notable Fact that not One or the
nostruIs protesting to pimples tan erurtols Co.
which constantly offered TO the public bear tho test
except GoURAUDS italian medicaed soap, the most deli
cio,s used Equally famed Is Gourauds poudra for
uprootiDg hair from all parts OF the body Lily white
liquid hair dye and restorative at the old depot 81
walker street. store Broadway Calender 50
South Third street, Philadelphia; Baes, 29 Warrington
street, Boston.
The Greatest Discovery OF the Agc-Dr. To-
BIAS Venetian Lnime Mt for the OF dyson Group
cholera c9,a rheumatism, 40 No one should be without
~ tho druggists throughout the United states Depot %
Cortland street.
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New Book, Periodical, and Nowspapcr Es-
tabiishment, Baltimore, Md.-Wm. Taylor 4 Co. beg
leave respectfully to inform the cxeps Of Baltimore and
its vicinity that they have opened establishment at
the OF Baltimore and Charles for the
Of carrying general BOOK and publication bust
and where ill be found at all times all the and
popular books azinss newspapers &C. they
may be issued the press W. r. having had than
fourteen experience In this peculiar line in
this city himself that he competent TO anticipate
munty The store will be opened this morning. May
g. which time he invites TO the inspection and
public generally He hopes they will make his store place
attention their interests commend himself their
favor heretofore. he avai sel Of this opportunity
also to return his sincere thanks ~ this community for tho
patronage 20 ber lily extended to him hsretoforc Tho
popular aathors cheap form worthy
attention of all WI. TAYLOR 4 CO., Baltimore
New York.
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baskets coffee urns tea butter coolers sugar basins
Also superior quality Of plated German sye- forks
and spoons constantly hana and for sale Nv HIRAM
YOUNG io5 Broadway, tTO doors below Maiden lane
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w VuuDhAyEN PROPERTY r. PITKTNfs AUC-
.,a lie or sfrinz Of 1864. Monday
reaa bsrs, ~ or the sound st the Long leland Rail
~ " Come and the ehensest and best seetions
,aMeinhFp and lots In the suburb Of New York One
hour Tide from " all street -
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Colorcd Dnsuerreotypes, ChrystasOtypes
and Stereoscopes, at 3RADYS Daguerrean Galleries at
Nos zoo and S9 Broadway BY arran mens the
70 cents and infinitely better than those obtain
ed at the prices Bradys Daguerrean CAL
leriee, Nos 205 q nd $50 Broadway.
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CTEAN ENGINE AND BOILERS ron sALE.-A HORT.
- zonta steam engine six horse power with cylinder
boilers 10 feet long and foot inches diameter ali in
complete order having been ued but ten dsys W be sold
aieIbs, kyssLsa
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AssUsEMENTs.

CT. cuAgLIs THE sTRR.-TUEsDAY Eyruruo
- Nay Second anniversary Of the New Yori Drsmss,
S1,ss, 1dhs .iloysr enter! viii presented
Ss,T rsrtis M' Cry Msrrisss 1sss. RIA
sistpated ORIGINAL Dutch adlnes By Mr. B. WI Glenn ~
re bovery Theatre, BY Aind psfnlDQ6sa Of Nv - ~
~ and Ia esa.a '~S". Ass'
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I;snl1cs, F'rccIxles and Tan entirely
rsmoyed from the skin by using ELI w y0NDLRsMirRS
Extract of Roses and alder Flowers Prepared only by
vondersmith Bowery Drug ore, No l5s and sold by
Nrs. Hays, No. l75 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Peter Roberts a. Co., as Broadway, have
Just received stock Of extra sized collars Honon
Guipure and Maltese lace with sleeves match fresh
supply Of Kid gloves at the usual low price.
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Fine Candles, Best I'm the City, Gum Drops,
lozenges, c With kind Of plain and fancy confec
tonery that he relied up0n for the South
good article be had by STEWART BUSSING, whole
sale confcetioners, Ss6 Pearl street.
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Coruetinys. C.!closg.s. &C.. sxc.-Tuerr /,

Cnrpetings, o. !clossss, De-, Sxc.-Tnere Is a
popularity in STYLE AMI elegance in
goods recently imp rted that 10 Conjunction with similar
this spring has gained for the
lar establishment Of the subscribers wide spread
riety and manesng taste porceptibc in their
tion the superiority OF their manufacture richness
in quality unequivoesy attractive aud usual
selling at prices shade hrher than their cost.
G MloLi 4. li iGskoRrf' I42 Broadway
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RemOval.-Paper fEangings, Wholesale and
retail at 257 BroadwsyThos Faye, date of Thos Faye
Co., 1856 Pearl street, and formerly Of Pares Faye Ns
Pearl street has opened depot at e7 Broadway d.
rectly opposite tho City Hall. THOS FAYE CO., 257
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WANTIp--A SITUATION. BY PROTESTANT
~ young woman, ehamberma d and .A.sr. L,sl
city reference given CAL at rs WIT Min eonth street,
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WANTED--A YOUNG LADY WHO rs CAPABLE
W o. cutting and making chldrsns clothes also Young
l39}z Pearl street, " -
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n l'fcueFH w khttr snys ~ IB TIC trDttt,cc OF
the to spread tho truth and to tho
rtesssly 80 Does not the press tell tie weri that
kN shirts unoquaed and 81 tboss who havo
been unueky en- ough be mishtted elsewhare
nnity Of getting redresed far shirts coDssrned)
at Astor House.
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CoHPoRArioN sALE--.PuEIIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given That safe will take plsee Wednesday tie
ieth day AZ Nay 5i a. the public yard foot Of Rinson
II liver, and In Jane Washin
such goods have boon removed the
and rtrees " IA" sits iaeumnr and have renaus
IN the the third rr last The sae
IT the yard foot OF Risngton street r. viii
~ o'clock NJ and at the yard in Jane street O'Clock
Der carts hsgging stonc, oil casks old crates &C. Be
catalogues OF which DO ohtnned AZ tho Office of the
Superb tendent OF Streets, Grand Essex
streets, 1T tho corporation yards the caoe
auctioneer Peter Paris ~ Nassau street Ey order or
GEORGE " HlTE, Superintendent Of Stroets.
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Caution-SeSying psachlncs.-The most re,

Published this day, The Turkish Question,
BY Count A. De Gprowsk Price, l2ls cents WM. TAYLOR
& Co. Is street.
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Heb veyets English tapestry with and "a 10
esyes to match just received frsm Europe and Will be
sols ~ tremendous bargains, at HIRAM ANDsRSON'S
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The Greatest Discovery OF the Age-Dr. To-
BIAS Venetian Linmant for the cure Of dyson Group
cholera, coia rheumatism, &c. No should be will
this liable remedy Every bottle is Sold by
al tho druggists throughout the United states Depot 80
Cortland street.
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fW pEN1isrS.-A ser or INSTRUMENTS AND
sasr LOT sale. Part Of the price taken Apply
"ss' "enty'nrSt street sold account Of death.
VV CAPlTALISrS-FOR SALE, FIFTY ACRES OF
Isno Wen located adjoining tn. village OF Upper Nor
VIII aront o. 600 feet For fur.hss
Psrs'euiars Apply - ". G. WETloRE 81 Wall street.
TO DENTisTs-A RARE OPPORTUNITY rs NOW AT
hand whereby enter sias des,roua
ting In tbs city and securing noe practice so ON
terms One ~ perfect
dental establishments in the city sale In
Of the proprietor having business engasements Europe
will he offered at price that
In mediate purchase For particulars address Dental SUI,
geon Broadw ay Pest Once, Union square.