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6perial Notices.

We shall be ,hcre.-JAMEs o. SCOTT Esq Mesr,. MILLS
LIB AYE E S SSa !" B tSs H Co. &c Es Broad
way Lei there be senets turnout
Tohe hlectcr, Of The Siiy and SonSy o. Sew er rs
ono of Street. AID Lamp AZ The election IN n
i,s oes vi and honesy-gyins 'ei personal
Lon and supervision over all NE 1 @
'' SS6 Sra fsIiSd Columbia 6sidsa
a1ii m s';;;1:s e
No is7 bowy, on "EDsES0Af ssggersily are
sSSs - Of the Charter o'A va B. 66SSisG
members Of Covenant LC De s SO BaS are 'e en-
iHIs FAY wednedsy July 70 a. oeos r NJ i9[ re a. ri
In1 q g2iTt TIE '' tribute OF WILLIAM KNOX g.
g. W TtLLES Secretary 90, >, ~, -, =
90. c'"'s '," %'aI. O. 90 "a and stos NJ
phf. Fs,er H and age P s sd By sasof
SfNG dnrntI Biosdvay and JOAN st
Or. sanborn's dedicated Lung yapor..Th' new snd
&c. N Yot Io1s offered The public the
n,s, pou Bonchs The unparalleled
mi, errf biz, sses Il and Throat the Inhalation
If kS6esd VsyOl sufficient guarantee III any remedy from
ied tbor, uyhy b. fore it offered sale The Med
sun IND ver even stomach the
drqs while uns H. Any oos'Ian t9os gwen
ssc bssi.n he fatal iermin atom The LunE Vspor
Ioouees radical disease, by pasng symptoms
lot by dsoyDg aud removing The causes when produce mem
SS GG K. sr 1fT 1s Sss Ss sI Without
shs Prize o package two for - Sent free BY eI
N : DAY. Proprietor, No III Chsmbersst
also B.. ID. Sands No 100 Fulton Chas hns
No I9s Broadway c. v Chtkener %, No 81 Bare.tys
Broadway Rushtcn, Clark
10 Al n. 81 Nicholas Hoe No ia Chaznbersst and at the
New YorlL uns Institute No Bondst
JphsIntion IN one ptOn.-Drs & j. HUNTER, n ys
esus Dse of The Lunss. Redenee and ON NO 88
above l<thst) Hours OF consultation rom
"a NJ 10 ar NJ Limited number received Resident Patients
store and Publishing business for sae-Ehs bly,
ght rent lOWi
H., amount invested $40 % opportunity seldom Offers
tboe dsous entering business Reasons for selling sasiac
10 The purchaser Address PUBLISHER, Box No 32i Post
Cfce N'wYOTk.
Accumulation 81 900, 0OO.-THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIVE INSURANCE Wallt. nsuTes me lives OF
"A 6 years Of Dividend declared annually
IMMIGRANT Intelligence Oace and Labor Exchange
Ken W No = Canost to the Of Centre aud Ca
malt NV York Office established by the Commissioners
OF be found large numbers OF La
hORFHS RNANTS Of and persons
.p filled BY the superintendent and
par The Necessary the Of the parties
tH" JAS P. PAGAN. Superintendent.
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Cost anp fonno.

GISl REWARD will be paid for the detection
~ s)O ofthe THIEF and OF about NINE HCS-
DKED DOLLARS in Bank e. stolen from the counter OF me
No. 81 Wallet about the hour of o'clock
r VI Monday July - The bills ariy follows About
500 New York State New jersey and Eastern notes Of various
Rsnks three 90 bs Peunsy yuia 80 OF which were -
Bank Pennsylvania Philadelphia also some s "55th
western Wheeling Va mostly notes Of hyes aud
iensl also bill Virginia Bank aud 10 oil on ihs
Bank he Old Dominion Alexandra, Va snd one 20 BY Of
Baltimore The above reward will be paid on he re-
coyer the money and detection q the thief or par, erai
reward viii be given. c Il + w INV iN'f' ~. n Narst'
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90 Ohom il fflnp Concern.


DELMcNIco's HorEL, No. D Boadway,l
NEwYORg. July II, l8ji
AN IMPRESSION having got abroad, in c0nse
N qunce sale OF th premises that the undersigned
The sale made subject the lease OF the
de ned which pred The house has remained and
open before for the accommodation VI me public
and heretofore under the management OF tue
EISH.-lt has been suggested that Fresh tlsh Is an
unhe o diet and supers has led any 20 6eieVeh with
the rtou tase here do w ind more hardy U healthy
class than those who follow the business of which there
Look the Eastern states British Prov
&C. portions Of which the peoples principal diet Fish
prevailing epdemcs among them caused from the
Fish What article OF consumption stands higher IN the
article will high
with the Of Fish
citizens lower crcumstances wna can hey pnr
s.e m le.s money! One hihngs Fish will times
WHY should ciHzens portion OF he
upity eprved otha from believing assertion that
particle Of proof The writer will here challenge any
evSr brought upon The writer prses under
shd ready time TO discuss he
h ested by critical in hospital private fam
Nv WIN c. VAIL who be found By nq1nns Al
No 81 Poplsr-st., Brooklyn + /
INFORMATION WANTED--Of JAMES WIN. k.
MORTON aged years; ht complexion dsrs eyes who len
hs home Evon ecut. the 18th OF October a31 Aly
Of his Whereabouts 10 hs afflicted parents
in Paes,u n J. will perform an act Of .6dns9. ,,oprov
NATRIMONIAL.-A young gentleman, y years
WI Of uniting Matruony lie Of respec
partsge his appearance and egousy inclined
he hes profession. by which h could msln 81 aims gu
srG comfortably Tie Duplication Of the A. well as the
vile seriously inclined will please prepay their let
tefs
NOTICE-My wife, LOUISA POST, having left my
~ board pfoyocon all forbid har
boring her trusting her on my account a. vi. y
staten i.aHs July 49, 1884
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THE WATER-C L X + 10 a L.
Devoted googy H. dropsthy Gnd he W. Of Lite A.
~ ayesr FOWLERS AND WELLS Publshss, 500 5''adway
New.York.
W. of 10 American periodical which presents greater
of valuable information all subjects eAng 70 laHa
posrts and welfare" IN Idbune The H,s' PoP1a asA.a
1oTS-pai in The world" y. Y Eve. Post
U.TFR-CURE N CHRONIC DISEASE. The Gauss Pro
srs and Termination Of Chouic Diseases BY Dr. GIy = .
FAMILY PHYSICIAN HYDROPATHlC. BY Dr. shrT 4
~ I'D invaluable work home practise Proiusey illustrated
IS
xrv UyDROPATHIC COOKBOOK With ;" Re. pt' al
~ ,.-.,nr. By In tTIsll Muslin Is cents; Gii II
SEXUAL DISEASES; THEIR C,Usss PEEvEHTloN AND eTAL
ocrc.I PRiNciFLEs BY Dr. Trail and others - =
Tur uIrsTRATED HYDROPAThIC ENCYCLOPEDIA
eaHrl,te system Of HydroPa:hy and Hyene. ~ sss and
tl;,s ~ X T Trsl VI. D. In {. vols Prepaid g o.
YowIrRs .xp WELLS No Ss Broadway, n T. have A..
won. on Phrenoosy Physiology. Phonosapay and hyaoIty
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Rfal Gstate TOR Hale.

At PRIVATE SALE.-An excellent FARM Of
~ $50 ser.s situated about miles from Ne~Yosk City; Ia.
GOOD haidns every description ard abundance OF Nc.
much Ian for pfson e.s % sa In parec For
further particular sPpy to BAKER Msshs ase'onee. No
Nerort az Rank hulduE OF Pins.s and BootSsy
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-Beautiinly
~ located in the Of Easiohstsr weseeeef Co hleea
Detot. comprising TWO Of
velcuiivsd srCuud t~ostoy hons Stable a ~ dias
fui,.,ress Sc Tens = u SEQ cash JOSEPH MA0ER,
Ma EA.fMa Vernon
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A BBE d YATES-To the Trade throughout the
N Union thankful for pas, favor respectfully 'ano.ps ma
they are nov pTepsIed with increased iseies 20 ~ ~
care everything rssinin ~ %
weekly Newspaper Magazine, Book and CaesP =, =. he.a W.
Puthsl<rs earliest hour OF
fAiier ourselves that by strict pe'osai steHia = 90 c.yS
merit Continuance Of the Of present. paV,
s;i farther aecssons city town and WIS IA -
hsts with dste Of publication furnished upon ePpcao "
eibtrwise 20 A8BE YATES News Agents, forwrief' and
Iseltr " ne eesriry iIsle No 5 Am e,t Wv lo.A
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sALE.-SIx
obstruction.

obstruction.
-~~~~>|~.-.-~--~.
I AWRENCE SCIEN rIFIC SCTfOt l., HARVARD
LUNIk ERSITY-Ths this Institution N open
the 3s day Of August 1854 and contnn twnty weeks In,re
By r. catrs aud Practical xercse according the
the udy will b. given in Autonomy by M bond;
Botany Prf oray Chsmhtfy Analytical sad Paetna Prof
HOOd; Conn five AnstOmy and Physiology. Prof Wynsn,
Engineering Prof Eus Mathematics Prof Pierce Mnefaogy
Co,k; Physics Prof Loyerug Zoology aud Geology Prof
Agss For further information concerning the school application
may nsde to Prof ~ HORSfORD Dean Of the Faculty July
ii, 1854
HNARRYTOWN INSTITUTE. - Circulars contain
Terms References View Of the institute and Andre Mona
ueDt, be- obtained by addressing NEWMAN Principal
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Mem Publications.
Mem Publications.
vIHE GREATEST Of AMERICAN BOOKS
Il EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS ofthe Splendid Romance Of
American Life
FASHION AND FAMINE,

rNHE GREATEST of AMERICAN BOOKS
Il EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS ofthe Splendid Romance Of
American Life
FASHION AND FAMINE,
STEPHENS.
Alas that wornans love should cling
To hearts that feel It's worth
Crts everywhere are unanimous bestowng the hesrt
praise the publishers Continually receiving private test
uonisls which express the greatest admiration Tor II
We subjon few bref extracts from the many eneoums be-
slowed upon II by the pres;
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The story : intensely int erestiDg" Phil Ledger.
No rival In Aneri;tu Literature" PeterOn's Magazine.
Thrilling and startling power" Sat Eyening Poet.
Beet " ork recently published" IN. Y. Day Book.
Able and exciting BOOK lfrLgerads City Item
picture Of real ife.' Golden Rale.
Hu.t Be extensively read" r. Y. Albion.
story of genuine power" lHarpers Magazine.
No common work" IN Y Dispatch
"A rraoe ful fiction" Daily News Phfsd.
Claims the readers undivided attention.. Boston Banner.
Fresh and vigorous" Troy Times
"AbouDding In the hsppest conceptions TROY Budgst
An elaborate work" Worcester Palladium.
"Poets asd an artists skill" IBosoa Olive Branch
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"A picture OF life" Boston Bee
Not line 20 weary" IN o Delta
THE plot s entirely original IN. Y Express
Energetic and impressive IN. /. Trbane
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work Of great creative power" IN !. sun.
THE best written Of novels utica Herald
The moral pure and healthy one" IN. Y Evangelist
- deeply Interesting work Home Journal
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Full Of life and spirit" IN b. Mercury
tower1ul novel; IPenn. Inquirer.
Published in elegant volume l2mO, 45 pages
PRICE
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No l34 Nassau ST.. New York.
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6ouses ioauteo.

WANTED in SOUTH BROOKLYN-By the lat
w Of September, for snail family, DWELLINO HOUSE.
viz N modern improvements Aadrs. Boz So Post.
ORce.
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Advertisements
Inserted in the PANELS OF the
THIRD and SIXTH-AV
RAILROAD CARS.
HENRY ". QUIN, Agent,
No 81 Chambefs-st.,
door Stewarps
Nby DoD,t lie TO TO Winfield f-GRAND EXCURSIONS
% ,ts ieishal Village every MOND tY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY-ouly three lies hom the Wamshuss Ferries and
sou distance above Calvary Cemetery Lcts so to SbO IN
ouhy payments only O. and them Free tickets for
the excusop to the Oce No rTyonow corner OF
q y
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ITO MECHANISM young Nan well acquainted
With TIE sg.n AID Gernsa a1fuass. and ~h, as Ss'
e .ircu. Of srsias .ita.,iou IN waoe.a~ bust
no. vhe-e could b his eployer and ps,et si.,'-l
,,It A Boz 40 TrIbsss ofe- when Interview eoai
T. s SCHOOL AGENCY and TEACHERS
- UNION holding GEsES'L Co2s6sroSossc g. c nslst
1EeHts's MEETING and sharing VA Diypsso vi OaE ;
n " fr., eli Sell ycu cst very day md
0f'O WiLcCx sl.s goSJ go e. e,s Bro.d~,y
" ANTED-A FRENCH LADY to ASSIST in the
" DUTIES Of LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, situated 70
~ COM hes fREScH SCHOLAR aud GOOD SEEpIE
DsAWNe end FIrST P .adsss the ESoGIsH GRAMMAR
con Coz & Mr.. I ay B.,
No SIS Chicago H. with Testimonial vii With prompt At
WANTED-By We'll educated young Lady. who
w awe very good reference a,qsb- SITUATION re
sih-., in he 6,.erlea,
OFFICE PaS,Nl RNLRolD CoNs,SY
WANTED - Several experienced FOREMEN
W fully competent the construction Of RNrlis
sls Tsse. G s. siS AP5y Immediately :. the oce Of the
COMPANY No IS Bro,dw,y
WANTED-A reliable BUSINESS MAN, Yorker
w Ysnkee Who well II ne has gsaased eountry
u,vsPEFeI the better address JAY q v R PAness Ad
qus.idosiors. salary required, references &c
WANTEB-In an Importing House, young MAN
who gIite; good and rsd hH3d to Copy in'.' maze
hou ard pass The Goods keep the wfhu'e sud storage
% sHd h SStf fs5 fsS sRs da. Aides IPoaTER
with and references satDs views Of salary &c a Broad
WY Pest dice.
yVANTED-At No. 34l Broadway, basement
w Clerks Salesman Posrs Bsrkeep Mea on steamers
Re- roads FGrms Coschmen. Boy. Tor T-eies. 4c
THOs SPHINX. Aren't
VVANTED-A PROTESTANT COOK and LAUN-
w DREss. Apply al No 81 5ths
NVANTED-A BOY, between the age of II and -
W wears Of sge At The music HORACE WAtERS
No SIS Broadway
NXANTED--A steady Woman as COOK. WASHER
w and IRONFR. Apply At Ne 70 Nnthst near jth Az
VVANTED-At No. 39I Broadway, (Basement,)
w Clerks Salesman P0ier BaTkeepes Wait-s Coachnen
Rsi'osd sHd Boys for Trades: also Cooks
Chsmhemads6 Scruhhns Girls and Nurses No charges are
made until places procured DRESSER KAUFMAN Agents
VHANTED-A Protestant Woman as COOK, who
can make butter sud iron &c Also, American
" oman who would do B8kN ORR and SEW, aud who
tstimo malls IS 90 her s-phV ana Integrity - axe
charge the dsug the absence OF the an
is Address o r 70 weeks O. At The 7 buue Ohice
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GUNNER Relreals.

DOARD PROSPECT HILL, fONkERS IL
large small family on the Banks
of the Hudsou fou the Depot reIus node,a APP
ply to u WELLS '""N'''
BOARD in the COUNTRY WANTEO-ln farm
house NewJersy pr errd about h0ars nde ar
al fro the city Children aud joyerness Address f.
Is, yds FXpress No i5 William t.
DOARD WANTED--In a pleasant location on the
ID Sea shore WLee i coed bathing must set good table
and he of easy and frequent access 10 the cry Address '" !" A.
3loa T. q.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.-StMMlT HOUSE,
w MOUNT WASHINGTON THE gouse sn hs
opened company June Is 1871
VAIL. SPAULDtN8 Co. PrOpuetors.
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MYSTERIES OF A CONVENT.-By a noted
vi Methodist Preacher. vol. syO Price - cents
Th will be eagerly sought for and appreciated by al those
sincerely consenous opposed to the worst OF yrannieshe
the yrsupy Of Religion The author grapes his subject with keen
determined intellect all the bgoty nacsm practices and
doing, in Convent here exposed 10 the light Of the MONDAY
,un II work especial interest the present time The an
thor ia one Of the celebrated Methodist preachers living
and hat he he does from the heart All should
and study IT, rich highly interesting work and the low
mice at beh it published will should bring ii within the
reach thousands section OF that
should read T." li'ue sun
orssle by BUECE BROTHER No 1874 Nassau IT., N Y.
DUSSIA AND ENGLAND; THEIR STRENGTH AND
IL THEIR By John Reynel MoTe l3mo, s6 PIP
70 cents
VIII be read with interest" Newport Daily News
"A well written esssy" lBoson Aus'
"Wel written and oIrotune" Hartford Republican.
written with a good deal of feeling and eloquenee7
Taunton Democrat
This fail to find readers" Oive Branch
Powerfully written" boston SUNDAY NeVS
The volume very interesting sketch OF Shamy and
information Of interest" lSat Even Oazete BOSTON,
The author this ineestng little brochure seems to have
made himself acquainted by study and personal observation
with al the intricate phases the Eastern question. -
New York Herald
Published by RIKER, THORNE q Co, No % Futon-st
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Il Newtown where purchase splendid os
Tor Myers Addition being the highest and best prop
village Newtown the largest and osely
VILLAGES Long leland and has all the aiyanses Of e City ID
Schools Stores aud numerous huebes and uow the most s',es
The haze been ned In
maSnI Terms unusually favorable For
ice tickets n 90 &c apply JOHN " MYERS
NJ. 49,
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Nv No - Futon.v block above the CITY Hall
bucfvu IL hss good aud ss IN the busy
n The wear fror IS to 80 worth per day PAT Of the money
iasen the bslsnc in good ut9'ed notes ksa-
son sens cu th owner having ~ gYck
errlv 70 John q SEMON. No - Grand q. y. 7.
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EOR SALE--A HOUSE, in 6rst-rate order aud
shoui Of excellent tsnds good variety u
sahl, situated in "escae-ter
the highway thai leads sing shout . miics
distant For Tsrieuas .pry JOSEPH BAILEY ih prem
acores JOHN BAILEY stamford. Conn VIII BE- aid
very ehhp aud OF the Pahase on bond
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Il EITCH RITCHIE's NEW NOV Eli
IL Third Edition FL days Of
WEARYFOOT CO MMOk
By LEITcH Richie,
Author Of Robber the Rhine Sc, &c Price S74 cents
in are with OF
tic sll by any writer OF the day more IN
erestils novel has not been published FOR years
This do not hesitate to pronounce one on h9 pest o.
the scHson." ~ pH.f
the season" IlI-Ilob ctar Na11'11--
perfectly enchanting interest e III Sc Te,d Il WHO love
works Of fiction lSNtaSusg "a. |os'-a.-
excellent sOryone possessing cOihU9sioH o eA0e
~ ~ National fs,.
This Of the best stories of the year and Yns OF
fascinating works read ttatIoIu NePuuOiesh-
sIin OF I'M
disguised selfrehsnce peN aiding the book ~. III, 60,
This admirable novel complete IL decdedy tHe Hosl
enticinE have read this sesson." Ihe An9aesA
Published by SIRlNGER u ~" $500
And fo sale BY all bookseller. and PeIIodie. deales
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EOR SALE-Possession immediately handsome
FOIR-STORY HOUSE. well and substantially built and In
hscss location between Sh and shsys Sss inaae Of
J. r. WILLIAMS, No. SO Sthav.
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FMPI0YMFNT 0FEICE.
TO DRY GOODS DEALERs-WANTED, .itqa-

ocS shrr by vcsrr msn II rod sidress experienced IN ih
business sLd who speaks the Eus and brfnan a ass ll-ut
A5dr,ss N, CLERh. Tribune once.
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= TrAMRoAT NAY oUEEN-vearly new, and in

couple'e orderls charter By srpoiu for
CURSIoNs in New-York Say ard adjacent waters Military
mp@nes SundayShso Pic Me Parties &c, will hnc her rHk
Scat of h- sssson For .pd eondiron. apply To
I Sn : q Nv
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Iron FOUNDRY for SALE--In full operation
nAINT STORE for SAFE CHEAP. with q very

srse Retail business also doing New York City WORK benI =
Or. sDtaut VIII the R-- Esrse relsontss
Eveu FOR rsrt payment price moderate Address
b D.. q Box o N-w-fOrk 2 O.
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II L add
HARD TINES which have been received by the Publishers IN ad
Hard Times Company Manners,
The True Story Of the Nuns Of Hard lines,
John Dunton was Oh1eh
Tho AT al Borepe An Old Offender
T,e,nr,s Brother Meth and lis Brothers.
TattyIovs Rents Regular Turks,
Natures Changes Of Dress, BevoNes,
Ny Canvass ana l. heId llhles
Hand Tues, Turkish Aucuonees
~, C,nker,d Rose of iyoi, Blood.
Three Grsces Of Christian Science, Inyoeallon
A T,rne Krfeht Under Canvas
a CT Gi,l Sensible News of a Snake.
R,oi,n Isnruage Strollers a Dumble6 owndeaFy.
Price 20 Gems per copy, Two d. per am an =
All the back NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD "OkDS may De %
10 ned Of the Publishers
T. L. McELRATH & CO. No II SpIuce-si New l OK
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i E.ahlshsd Busirss To Grtrss Printer. with snsl
sp,sl III Il D.. eyed 70 b. pod chance oF Investment Al
ife.s ,lis ffcs
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mon SALE-The three-story BRICK HOITSE, J
DOR SAlE-Two DWELLING HOUSES, eacI

with Lof 81 by lt ICED l Wand ahont LOO yarI lr
Railroad DSp6t Paterson n J. Inquire OF WIN OLEDhlLL
Alto nsy Al Law. Patterson. n. J.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-28

The BANKRUPT CRYSTAL PALACE. Mis-
fortunes seem to be gathering darkly around
the New York Crystal Palace Company. The
company is in debt from $4,000 to $780,
0OO The average daily receipts Of the con-
Germ are $l25, and the expenses $426--thus
adding $4,000 weekly to their present debt.
OF the assets Of the company, the buildings
represent nearly half million Of dollars, but
it is only insured for $95, 900, and would not
probably realize more than that in the market.
An effort was made to get each Of the hotel
keepers of New York, who have made for
tunes by the exhibition, to buy one or two
thousand dollars worth Of tickets but they
ungratefully declined. Everything which has
been tried to increase the receipts, appears to
have fallen through.
The last blow to the enterprise has been
given by the Supreme Court Of New York,
which has issued an injunction against the
Company, to restrain the present Board Of Di-
rectors from paying certain money borrowed
by the former board, to the amount of $780,
900, which it is alleged was borrowed in vio-
lation Of the charter 1t is expected that this
will precipitate the close Of the exhibition, and
| the Crystal Palace will go into bankruptcy,
| and its affairs will be wound up for the bene-
| fit of its creditors.
| Mr.. Mum, at whose request the injunction
| was granted, acknowledged himself 2 stock
| holder to the amount of 81, 800. Having thus
| shown his hand, some Of the creditors, whose
| claims amount to 10000, have taken advan,
| tage of the information so generously supPhe0
| by himself and pounced upon him, and as
the stockholders are personally responsible,
4 intend, 1T is said, to bring him into Court, and
j make him pay up at once.
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EIyHE METEOROLOGICAL NEW ANp

YENHE METROPOLITAN.-- NEW AND
SUPERIOR COOKING RANGE, manufactured and
for sale, wholesale and RETAIL by CHILS0N, RICHARD
LON, 4 CO., 374 Broadway New York; also, 81 and
80 Blackstone street, Boston.
1t embraces all the modern improvements combining
beauty, durability and economy in the use OF fuel with
perfect efficiency in operation. The simplicity of its
struction and the consequent facility with which it is
managed particularly commend it to the attention Of those
in want of first-class cooking range.
The fire chamber is materially different in form from
that of any other range in present being construct
ed that by spreading the coal over large surface and
burning it in thin stratum the heat is equalized under
all the boiler openings.
The revolving CRATE supported by lever is adjusted in
such that the re-chamber be instantaneous
ly emped, while the range closed to prevent the
escape of dust ashes into the room.
The is of extra size with the ues arranged
to secure in the highest possible degree equal amount
Of radiation every side, being elevated and level
with the top of the re-chamber; the draft is entirely up
composition, which being non-conductor of heat, gives
the advantages Of brick
Under the oven is large and capacous Hot Closet
where is continually found mild and gentle heat render
ing valuable service for warming dishes of food.
Being supplied with powerful water-back, the range
may be made to furnish without extra fire, large
Of hot water at all times for bath or other purposes.
Provision IL also made for the attachment of hot-air fix
lures By which, in addition to its culinary department
subserves important purpose for warming dining
room or paror either above adjacent the appart-
ment in which it is placed.
The Flues are large and equally adapted for burning
Anthracite and Unanimous Coal, Coke or Wood 1t re-
qures additional fixtures for the of either. For those
purchasing for transportation to distance, it offers pecu
liar advantages being complete in ITSELF and in respect
dependent on brick-work for any Of its fues
In points of hnsh workmanship and general appear
ance, il will not suffer by contrast with any
In respect 70 cost it compares most ayoraby with either
of the Eleyated-0yen Ranges now in market.
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