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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-11
PROPAGATION OF THE LEGISLATIVE OOUN.
Gil.

Asssr very prctraeted session Of one hundred and
ssen days, the Legislative Council prorogued On
- y Of April BY his Esesnsncy Mr.. La Trobs. The
nsss tngotsnt measure disPossd Of the Coass
tstses Nm which passed through the House tho day
80 hst summary vas prpsrsd, and Of which ~ then
gave 81 abstract We are al awaiting most uously
Dessas By the sanction Of the imperial ParKamsnt
- her hajesty's assent Among the more important
DsssnSes passed, We may ako mention Patent aw,
ne Inventors securities rimar< ~ those siyep In Great
hrtsss, but which had not previously Sesn ehainabls
hsn bill for the better Management Of the gold selss;
- ter resn hitting the Management Of ekctrie tcls
enpAs (eue Of which, No should perhaps have Observed
vAsn treating Of public worhs u IN full operation
1sswssn Melbourne and Wiamstovn, ADD viii shortly
- sstendsd TO Gcslone and the HsAds bill for amend
~ ehs Postage act This hast raisss the pOs,ars
pyAs on ktsrs hence to Great Britain 1s without
- ss sns etand, eSemptng the EDesh recipient from
p{nt. aso greatly rases the postage fess through.
- sse sonny and subject. pe~spspss tos penny poa
- taz. Among the Anticipated consciousness II thIa
stupouitioD may b mentioned the breaking dewn Of
0veys inland mail contracts The carriage Of news
wpsr en- sov - insisted on, and large Quantities are
hsiy 10 BE posted.
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1NR GOLD FIELDS AND PROFITS OF THE
DIGGINC9

uhtn Victoria IL really ssted and cultivated instead
p :. sss sssa
= 0s ssluy, and II d only ~hle the heart boats well
tss Ne hfs stream Of wealth be in heal ny cdr
eshaien throughout all the veins and arteries Of
eda zessy then, that Victoria IL prosperous in the
eDsary end commercial Of the TERM equivalent
Anssk, indeed than once was = estimate the actual
1R, b~ssnse the far greater safety with which the
.sess nay ssw BE- travelled (thaDhs In great
= ~ anti convict aet) induces numbers Of digges
46g their own gold into .own, and hence the esoEt
has hpSsr b relied upon. they coaLi ne
60 fhis NO mere sonjectuIs sut s susceptible Il
lsasass proof IN swo ways In the 6rss place the
ssM, e wil % sen BY rslsssnss 70 our st:a !.
sssss Of the sscort produce Secondly, there
sssss falling OIL the average individual earnings Of
ssDA kssmuch she wsgss Of the rougnsst and most
sntanlss sssrer (esrried on, TOO, In aneud sy cos
b sAish the diegsrs pursue their nos speculative and
sy b absurd suppose that The average earn
sISses day either. eom~thing b~lov that they nav
N fer bshsvs the h,ps Of great ocsasonal gain vim
q orsss aod that an average e.rSins Of
ssens o. sins thsiDss DAY, with hard work and
nsss sAanss d great pFis. pessssss sstsssoss equal
vssh without sueh ebsrse Making fun allowance for
tbs however, should DO at loss acsount for the
. e e ssss
~ 70 take The quantity Of gd exported criterion;
at more than probable that large quantities q goa
- eaSSttd away In passengers' luggage, without
Dsssisg through the Reuse appearing Ia the
export tables. The fact that OF al the numerous goli-
vesses that be- guue hsncs TO Great Britain
nsss las yet been attached IL extremely likely 70 have
sasssd that sot Of feeling Of alse security that
hc.As gives; and - the only object which passengers
nahg esh with then can have in pay ing freight Is hat
= enabling them 10 insure it, which, Without bill
a hiding, they could NOT do, large namssr Of per-
nay have egan TO think fhs p1ss paid for surity
s.nvsssr.s high Roshsry they ssAssd n dread,
sna the pbile optical reAectisn that the shio eoes
sssH, hs passengers viii probably 20 down with hsr
Ysveess sathsctorily fer the sousingsasy Of vreok
Oshs resort 10 this explanation, are ct loss TO
ssspt for The fact that the shipments Of g have ss
- daring the last SIX ~eehs whils there he's hesn
sssseSahe increase to the popuston q the gold Asls
- 70 aiminutiou In the vn9es Of labor.
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suvpBss Increasing or aiDhshlDs according - A>ir
Ri b price their ian " quantity. 49, sa.-
We hseve that several differences nay " drawn IN n
Of the sutvation 81 ssson IN ths colony There y
psee~sy Ia elbow passsge through crowd az com
Tsitors. India out Of ths Wy BY the dsAd
and may be aid to be ft almost alone With America
There need Of Imagining contest % push that o.
lcssus Char out Of the market. small corner, for
long time come adequate n oeoasions and this
appears to be conceded between the d~hoiency Of tbs
supplies from Amsrca and the nferorty Of those from
Indis The advantages ere against both sides in
the Price Of labor; hut the aide the advantage 70
lost In the quality already referred TO- and the other
IL may be lost in pOsessing such scope Of land
originally gave America her main Of running down
al comPs IN addition TO this Il may be trns It
has been frequently asssrted, thas our soil win yd
average Of cotton Of the highest quo N.Y. and the cheap
apparent and win prove and moro ~ 1t to
be applied with purpose Of skill aad economy.
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10 BE FttHIIkECfs GOV. JOIN HGIIN--
Sir The government OF this repuhus have e6A0l
advices frsm CALIFORNIA; Of 18th umo Of ~ atas sut
there 81 saursudipg expedition aesnst Egua1eys ostsn
sihly under guidance OF Gan Flores pcr M former
acts OF trea md pscy against this repste ~ has
en- ouuswsd and price ret upon his hsad, odd an
who may AID join 10 his expedition declared ont
laws, and viii be -ummary put =, death, cssght At
the special desire II the Pr~s ent Of ths rspuh tah0
the liberty 81 wiring TO yuur Exes~pcy requssng thAt
ytu win thcse mi-sutded people II peer 04ss Who
Join 10 fuch criminal enter pses Of ~ sifs eenss
quences 81 their rash attempts against pseseful an
fienoy nation. THE government 10 prspArsd - repe1
any stemy, ore- may seninst ths ssaney. With
sentiments Of high regard, am jour ossdtsst esvysnt
PHIlO WHITE
highly productive.
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On the 10Th Nay, at sydney after lingering Illness,
William Frazer bsrrister at aw, aged 40 years. Mr. Bra
den having, IN connection With John Gait and otlers,
any projected The publication Of ESoses AuSasise
which, however took H. name from Mr. James Fraser
the puhlshsr. Mr. Fraser arrived In 6ydney, from Eng
lane shout fifteen months ago and has ever since been
ere sufferer from III health.
Of coDsampt,cn the 10th Of NAY at Bourne street.
Furry Hs sydney, John Fs ssriek, second Of tbs
hie Morm Gisbon, Esq, Of Bloomsbury. Lcndas in his
30th year
Mr. George Andersen, Of David Anderson, Esq. OF
st. Finh, Blahgcvris, Psrthshire, Scotland.
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AnoIeDuo.ss... LZ, 800, lV0
The following of the details come cited With
the imports snd exports for the quarter as they
appear on the books Of the custom house. aI
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VERY IATB Prom CENTRAL AMERICA.
-~-~>>~S~>~~~.~~~s~~~s.~-~-
Interesting News from South America
>~~~S~~~~~S~>~~~~>>~s~~
Affairs on the Isthmus.
-><>~>-~~~~>~~>><~S~>~~~~~~~--
The REVOLUTION IN NEW GRANADA,
&C., no., dc.

We have received ~ the George IAv 6les Of Pa
papers the 3oth Of june Valparaiso 70 tho nth
Of June, and Aspinwan 70 The LIST Of July.
QUIZ PANAMA C0RRBsP ONDRNCB.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAME MORROW WILL MAKE MATRTM ONY EASY,
wi and will show The likeness Of the future husband and
aent friends through an instrument which she will
g. illuminate and unilluminatc itself by invoking the
~ her wonderful science Gentlemen admiite 4.
No &c brooTe street between Cannon and Columbia
MATRIMONIAL TESTs.-MADAME EMILE VII
ll iete professor o. auegrspAy Tor reading Of character
y an indivieas. ri,ins snd spiritual sris0s
x hapdvi,irg forward any person ful del,nea
nan o. theft character futae success destiny &c together
stb description - the they hsve Will marry Al
trees. POSTPAID Madame viistte Btoa6way Post 0hos
Ms1IMoNIkL OFFICE, 80 GREAT JONES STREET
lN eorrsr " tho loscry IhoFe wishing form natr
nonisf ailisnss viii und IL 20 their advantage ~
or sdcrrsins post raid Mrs frewser WHO has opened
matrimonial fegisrr whereby lady xcntcman
themselves partner for life without resortas
the pensaut Alternative Of ser isins q tei
wishes fariss npt send real nane, reiicues husiness
reference cennsanecs rsqvifies sc which xili he
changed Eycyhinr conteruit letters interview strict
ly confdeItisL Terms Cents, 81 iadies nothing
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II. NICoLAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CA
IA kobe, French coupe horses, carriages &c.-A IL.
kicolay co Will sell at auction on Friday May ~ AZ ~
ni.i.,k At The stale in sacdougsl alley near Mac
dau-al ietwHep Washington square and Eighth
treet French taohe elegant French coupe i'm
Hu hote carriage built b John Parker, cost s
and has heen but little uscd Victoria wagon by the
make Of double and inge sarness eie
pair black carriage horses lbs hands high, sound
Kind Eve six old and very fast The above
are Jropefly about leaving for Europe
~ arr to be sold without reserve. -
A. NICOLtY.
y. SISTZE> ICH.
W, r. BREWSTER,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

GRAND APoLLINEA, 10 BOND STREET, sARAC-
VI CO professor yentor and sole teacher known In
81 tie and dances has the honor TO
the first class ~ society that he gves lessons
all hours during all ~. suits the ladies
that ferides al hi most modest and elegant
cdsrces entirely different from taught several
called dancirF masters In New York; the Meuuct dc
aur great fashion In Paris and London will be
rpsh BY himself in the best yle the services Of ballet
Eirls as assistants, boing dispensed with hereafter
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ii. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
n. plants and arhleiRed iron mantes-A IL Nicolay
Co will sell auction this day, Thursday May H. 81 II
plants consisting OF saudard ha
Dwarf and runripg prairie do Pricoe Albert DO,
verbeEas cahliGs, monthly Roses heiotro forget
rot- mignionete &C. being the entire collection from the
greenhouse q the late Carlton ESQ staten Island
EE. ptian yellow sienna hrooate verdeantque French
Bai clio and other marble and various patterns Per
building would do well attend this sale every
Of thu mantels are TO be sold to cover alyances
A. II NICOLAY
Il SINTZENICH
RREMSTER
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERT II. NICoLAY, AUcTIONEEH.--C0NTINU.
N alton sale Of choice wines liquors and
H. fieolny Co. will sell at auction Friday May ~ AZ
II o'cloek at tho salesroo l6 Wall street continuation
e OF fine vines r,ndies Preserved fruits 80 being ene
balt 81 the stock of declining
tisng Of ten preserved peaches hermetcay
Eve preserved strawtorres six cases sor.ea ~
fruits boxes eho iolate cases o.
che eele rated soyer brand ten demj nse ~,
each old London dock brandy SintaSe ot NJ
teen deniioha, gal ons each, old Oard Dupny W
VINTAGE is6 ard 1881 Eve demiohns hss saons oa
sou m side Madeira stock Of the hnest quahy
Eve Johns I'VE eaons cash old Jamaica rum SIX dem
Johns Ave gallon schedAm gin five demiJohns hve
gallons esch dock pale sherry sxtv baskets
champagne, Chas. Heidseiek hoory metropolitan aud
eorry brands Tenty hye cases finest claret
Barteaux 81 Julien, Maraschno, and absynthe cor dis
assorted pekles walnut and tomato eatsup
rieklod herring 30 all Of he very finest quality Also
honopgahes whsksy supposed the Oldest in
which has been store here for twenty
years This will he drawn on in domjohns Aso. about
hundred thousand OF thoice brands La Frma
Funizs Cellonitos. pton exhibition La Norma orio
sss &c. livery article Will be sold without
A. II. NIGOLAY.
+. SINTZENIGH.
w r. BREWSTER.
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IIEHEY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.- ny II. LEEDS
III Coon Thursdsy and Friday May II and II, at
i oclcrk the classroom 10 Nassau street Sisnor O.
n PapSoIhns grent sale % marble alAbaster stauAry
consisting marble II Grccian, Etrusesn, Bsrd,
Hete, Agate, Mtsici, f. yptan and other vNes Roman
ard urn receivers Jewel esssets osndestieks
seit,g Venus the Bsth Psyehe, Cupid with nest sc
AAtaster large invoice % magnificent aabaster sstu
e,tes just received from Italy comprising the Magdalen
The most upcrt eee q w,rfmAnip offered for sale
Ia this country; Nohe and child Cleooat Venus ut ths
Bath Apollo Besidere and Others equslly hne Silver
pasted ~are-sSprb teay plated casters liquor stands
sal. cellars toast racks cake baskets bowls richly
engraved tee 'ets and cure Paper Maehe Goods-work
tables ipsid With pearl, shairs portfolios &c. Pasn
cc,drA large invoice ~ pssn statgstte prism the
following sufJcctF:yeuus st the Bath aagisen Wood
eut,r the Pour Peace and War Despair Agri.
culture Commerce. &c ~ goods 70 he sent from the ci,y
viii IL packed the test aud small expense
s-ror raraoini. The goods will DO exhibition
dav beforV the FAle.
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TyENRy n IrFrs AUG TONER by II II LEEDS
III CO On ThurdEy and Friday, Nay lith and l2th at
otct eseh dsy tthe salesroom No ~ Nassau street
out Il doren vsr plated tsbe, dessert ard mediu n
spcsts md t q Tho ost fsshonable iscs and patterns
hng tie balance ~ the stock q celet rated importer
declining tusncss and the best Of silver plate
silver.
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AUTHORIZATIONS NOTICE. y VAN Ant.
Ill WFRP sos Will sell this day, AZ 10 o'clock At 25
Pear 80 lots assorted hardware aud cutlery sso
fer ~ ne Underwriters .hree casks Of Groves
sons ssws German hardware percussion caps &C dam.
Rssd Glo II o'clock Us boxes Fron sh window glass
ted
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MISS LEsLIE's NEW COOK BOOK roa THE MI


MISS LEsLIEs NEW COOK BOOK FOR THE MIL
Mics Leslie's new receipts for cooking B. PETER
sos No l2 Che smut street. Phiad phia has just pub
lshed-
Miss Lesles receipts for cooking II comprise
and approved methods OF preparing all kinds Of fish,
oysters terrnpins turtle vegetables meats poultry
ncnerv rice indian preparations all kinds domes-
tic liqu;rs pertuncy remedies laundry work necdework
washing thread nces of all Minds to equal
20 preserving sutumn leaves Chinese let
ters addition al receipts etc Also list Of all atices
suite to go together for breakfasts
pers to suit large email families much more useful
information snd many miscellaneous subjects ted
with general housewihry
This work will have extensive sale aud thou.
sand copies will be sold ali that
Lesies old book should get this recoips
in tbs book and have been fully tiled
by the author since the publication OF former aud
none them Whatever contaaes In
in the werd as in addition to cookery OF all kinds and
scrrtors it, receipts for mailing cakes and confectionery
are unequallcd by any other work ext.nt.
IL Is an elegantly printed duodecmo volume OF $40
and in Il ere will he found thouan and eleven
receipts all useful snent and all nvaiua
every lady miss or ia ny in the world. Price dollar
"A copy only
copy Of the popular and celebrated cook book,
entitled Mics Lee New Receipts for Cookiutn will be
sent TO at all by return OF mail postage
her remtting one dollar 10 the publisher in Letter
poetpsid.
Published and for sale by 7. B. PETERSON,
To whom allor1ers nust he addressed.
IL IL fer sale In New York by ID. Appleton Co Put
nam Co Stringer Townsend De witt and Davenport
bunse Brother Long Brother; Garrett Co, and by
booksellers generally
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HENRY II. LEEDS a CO.. AUCTI0SEERS.-WE RE.
III specially notify friends and the public generally
that have removed sslesrooms from No. WAL
20 the spacious store 10 Nassau between Pine ana
Cedar streets whore have much extensive ae,om
for regular sales than heretofore aud shalt
usual dcot. ourselves the sale Of works Of art furni
ture fancy goods horses aud carriages &c addition 70
there facilities have lifted p turc gallery upwards
Of eighty ~ twenty six feet with light every way adapt
ed 90 tie disposal " pictures and other works Of both
putc and sale For particulars OF tae refer
10 our general a. ttiou advertisements.
HENRY LEEDS co, 10 Nassau
between Cedar AMI Pine streets.
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IoHS T. vANDTwATER. AuCTTONEER. by VAN.
81 DEWsTlk TuRNES-At the saesroom, 20 Pine
ftoet 20 Ietar street En ssh pr ate sale
patent Bnth mangc perfect order and worthy OF
the sttsn,ou 81 persons in want " sueh article.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-vIl
~ New Jcrie Railroad through In four hoursJuied
mail and express lines leave New York sot OF Cors
land street st nine and eleven NJ and at four and
half pact ave fIe-sI7s ~ seven and eleven A. ~.
and four r. 81 20 Cor coad oss) 10 eleven A. from
New York and from Pbiladephs; s IN sins and
tall past eve y " Accommodation lineecaves twelve
reduced rris r from Cor,landt rou III IN SIS
bours Through tickets sold for baltimore Washington
Norfolk Wsdr wiiminst apd CharLsto- I, The shove
trains through baggage agents in the nine and half past
eve only Passengers with baggage the ferry
af,eeu MIA ates before the train leaves.
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MORNING BOAT FOR PFEXsKILI-FARE. FIFTY
I ccnts-Landing at Hsverstraw. sing sing Tarrytown
Dotbs ferry, Hastings fonker and Washington
1he new ana splendid steamer ELECTA Capt. G. r. Bcby
will leave The foot OF Jay street hapa
o'clock; returning will leave Peekskin half pas,
Sell n
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GARDEN FLoWERS-W. S. McILYAIS WILL SELL
81 auction this day. at the sedstore No John street,
lOL o'clock general assortment OF garden plants
prisins hardy perpetual moes bourbon tea and climbing
with and without pots verhenas and dahlias in
v.,,rty monthly honeysuckle Towering bulss Sc, Ia
small lots from j. Henderson, Jersey City their stock
ards Of City thousand plants Gentlemen
chasing largely at private SALE viii be literally dealt With
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A IEEHTH NICoLAY, AUcTIoSEER.-SToCKs AND
~ hcuds at auctionAlbert IL Ncolay will sell this day
II, at E1s o'clock at the Merchants Exchange for
of whom il $1,000 Cleveland and
It's Railroad cent convertible bonds inernst In
New York LIST March and 1t september 81 900 each 81 900
Great Western ulRoi Rail ROAD LIST mortgage 10 per
ssnd interest IN Sow York lst April aGd LIST ostober
g ON Tol do N0r@s and Cleyelasd Railroad lst
per cent bonds interest in New York lat February
and LIT AUGUST 81 coo each $4,000 Scoto Hooking IL
ley Railroad lst cent convertible bonds
terest in New York it March and lt sept 81 900 each
$4,000 Lyons Iowa Central Railroad LIST per cent
convertible bonds interest LIST June and LIST Dec 81 900 each
% shares Canandagua and Niagara Falls Railroad, 500
each 10 90 Third Avenue Railroad 500 each. 100 do
North River Insurance CO. $50 each 100 do Greenwich In
Co So each ~ do Broadway Fire Insurance Co.
20 each 70 10 East River Bank so each ~ do Csnr,
Bank of Brooklyn $50 each; 1000 do Excelsior White Zinc
CO. IS each; 1000 do American White Zinc Co.. 81 each
10 do Gas Co. 500 eaeh 200 do Lake Superior
Silver Mining Co. S0each 100 do Phenix Gold Mining
q North Carolina s. each 200 do Gardners Excelior
Erusher and Analyamator Machine Co. 81 each Terms
sale-Ten per cent this day and the haanse tom1rrow
The interest the bonds will DO charged
purchaser A. n, holds regular sales Of stocks boud
and other securities Monday and Thursday of each
week at the Herehan Exchange At private SALE great
variety OF drst class railroad bonds bank insurance and
ether stocks Once No Broad street next to of
wall.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.


A FORTUNE CAN BE REALISED BY ANY PARTY
"A investing 5000 as partner in manufacturing business
of extensive sales and having competition in the United
States References Of the highest espectaby given APP
ply to A. CURRY CO., 65 Chatham street room NO g.
nIsSOLUTION.-THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO.
~ fore existing under the Of H. ID. j. Tan L. this
day dissolved by consent The business will be
tnued in the place by David j. Taft Either
the name OF the firm in liquidation. HENRY TAFE
DAVID J. taft.
r OoK OUT AND OBsERvE.-A YOUNG MAN, La
the country places up town. wishes partner with
qualities to join him in pleasant and lucrative bust
there About hundred dollars cash he pos
For particulars address note to Partner
enc week, Broadway Post Office.
NoTICE.-JoNATHAN CHASE HAS THIS DAY
IN been admitted partner in house. The business
will be continued under the Arm Of Walsh Carver Chase
New York May 6, 1854. WALSH CARVER.
DARTNER wANTED-wANTED, A SILENT OR AC-
tive partner with two thousand three thousand dol
lars in wholesale manufacturing business, where large
profits made. and which established Address
with references, A. b. C., Herald office.
ITO CAPITALISTs-wANTED, AN ACTIVE OR ST
lent partner in manufacturing business in successful
operation having about Ave thousand dollars in
cash and dscountny good business paper may
hear Of rare opportunity by addressing Manufactures
Herald Office The best Of city reference given and qufed
RIO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND oTHERs.-PART-
wanted Of the most elegant and best located
gaeres in broadway To operator DESTROYS Of
dress A. Il. c., Herald ONCE.
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CURE DEATH WITHOUT POISON.
- II kills 'em OF in . single night
Nyriads Of bugs and reaches;
II pleasant slumbcr 10 your delight,
You can kill all insets that sting or bite,


By going at once to LYONS store
You'll find ID In Broadway, 4-24
Where his powder is scattered, never more
Flea, bedbug or roach ap proaches.
Depot for Lyons magnetic powder and pills for destroy
ing household insects rats and mice 4A Broadway En-
dofed the Crystal Palace Commissioners Of Great Bril-
tain and the United States.
THE EAGLE SLATE COMPANY OF CAsTLETON,
Vermont are constantly manufAeturing large guanti
Welsh Orders will be executed with punctuAty and des-
patch and slate forwarded part the United States
This introduced into The market and has given
universal satisAeton The foowiog persons ng
IT, and to them the PAM refer for
information ~ 10 It's quality Brodie 6H Washington
Edward Cromeln 626 ashington street. L. Dugan
Brothers, 436 Broome street New ork Address D. UN
pERWO0D Castleton, Vermont or A. p. sen GER, At de-
pot Of the company 500 West Thirteenth street Now York
WAR AMONGST THE PLUMBERs.-THE PLUMBERS
have associated themselves together for the purpose
Of regulating their prices and the
fhc public have long and Justly complained Of the inferior
and wholesale shaving in light instead Of
heavy lead aud pipe which has injured their property to
fearful extent To obvate the evils complained Of the sub
sorber offers intends 70 give his service
inspector and pledges to give his biased opinion ire
speetiye Of parties or being practical plumber
DANIEL MCDONALD, licensed by the Croton Board,
l6 East Thirty fourth street, setween First and Second
avenues,