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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

The OLD ANTI Rent WAR-ARREsr or A Sur.
PosHD MuRDEsKR.-A named BenajAh Allen Of Graf
ton, in this county committed TO Jail on Satur.
day by officers Wells and Rattershall, charged, in a
warrant issued by Justice RANSOM OF Lansngburg with
having, on the 10th day OF December ls44 wlfully
and malciousy killed, by shooting, elijah smith, then
resident Of Grafton The murder at the time created
great excitement throughout the county especially in
this county and Of the results OF the ant
war" Of that day Smith shot at anti.rent gath.
ering in Grafton, by some person dressed In Indian
tain with any degree OF certainty the Of the muir.
derer. His dress preclude the possibility Of recogni
ton, and his party being OF overpoweng numbers tho
friends of law and order compelled 10 desst from
any attempt to arrest him the spot strong effort
made by the then District Attorney Of the county to
secure the apprehension Of the murderer and for that
purpose he caused 10 be arrested eight per
soos all OF whom brought 10 this city and sever
ally examined before the polce court The examination
OF the prisoners protracted one Occupying
two weeks and resulted In their discharge. Further
efforts made to obtain clue to the murderer but
all In vain and at this lste day ten years after
the commission OF the act person charged with the
offence arrested and put in prison The person who
tion is Joseph Martin We understand the complain
and prisoner had recently fallen out relative
natter and may be that the former took this
TO Djure the latter We however know nothing OF tho
feelings that prompted him to make the exposition he
has and merely assert that such may be the fact II
dark transaction throughou and may lead 10 the de-
yeopement Of more startling nquities Ex District At
torpey L0tidge has been engaged 10 defend Allen who
Is 10 be examined next Thursday before Juses Ransom
at ansipgburg The prisoner Ia about forty years OF
sge, and does not look Ike desperado.-7roy Tmei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

Cosr on RIors.-The City Councils OF st. Louis
have appropriated $500 90 psy such " the e1eas -
sustained oss Of property b. the eecuos riots 10 hst
city In August lsst In sdaitisp, n yin hsvs 70 psy
about " 900 % the spsci, ,ces aai for rs,er.nsns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
M EY MAR EFT.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. E--6 Pm.
The Ut ok market Continues heavy. There was
not much doing today at the first board, bat prices
were mu,h better sustained than anticipated. Al
the frat board Pennsylvania Coal Company fell OF
l per cent; Northern Indiana Railroad, 1; Erie
Railroad, 4; Reading Railroad, I; Hudson Railroad,
l. Virginis 6's advanced per cent; Illinois Cen
tIal Bonds, IL; Illinois Central Railroad, 4. Cum-
ber!aud Coal was firm at yesterdays quotations. II
Is reported that valuable vein OF Q now kind Of
coal has been discovered on the compAny's pro-
perry and also rich deposits Of iron ore and to this
is attributed the recent rapid rise in the stock.
Nicaragua Transit was moro tive than usual to
day. The improvement in Illinois Central Bonds is
caused BY the fact that nearly the whole Of the new
lean has been taken at the rate fixed. Not 8 III
taIy Erie bond was sold st the first board to day.
The market on the wh,le appears to be compare
lively weak. The imitation which was going on
so smoothly and 80 rapidly last week has
been arrested, and the bulls have az much
as they can do to keep prices from falling
back a. fast as they advanced. The great difficulty
the brokers have to contend with Is the absence OF
buyers There are no outsiders in the street, and
there Is consequently outlet for stocks The sup.
ply is on the contrary, ACCOMPLISHING in the hands
Of spectators, and OF high prices becomes mu,h
greater burden than when they were 80 much do.
pressed.
At the second board there was better feeling al
the Stock Exchange, and more activity than is usual
at the afternoon meeting. Erie Railroad went up
per cent? Cumberland Coal 4; Harlem, 4; Reading
Railroad, 1; Hudson River Railroad, 1; Mishigaa
Central Railroad, l.
A.. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
New York Cattle Market.

WtDslsns', Jan. II, Is5o
Ar ALLERros's DRoy. rsaD.
Offered 20 day, 3jt beef cattle Offered during the sss
1907. We subjon the returns of the week In detail 70
gether with the section Of country wheaes tbs supplies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
AMxspE HososAsLE.-Unal the recent meeting

AMEsDE HosoRABLE.-Un.il the recent meeting
Of the 'old soldiers" at Washington, had doubt
that Thuriow Weed editor Of the Albany Journal, de-
serted the army Of the United States during the
Of 1872. Having what purportsd 10 be copy OF
handful advertising Thurow Weed deserter aud Of
feng reward Of thirty dollars for bis arrest and lie
livery to the commander Of the fort at Saekets Har
Dor, and never having observed authorized contra
dction Of the fact implied In the hapdb, took Il for
granted that the editor aforesaid had actually away
on the approach Of danger. And IL entered our
heart 70 rtprosch him for the evtsonsor the reason
that lack OF courage must be regarded mistortuns
and not crime, as the lrishman said Of his horses
bin dDess We rather disposed 10 admire the patriot
spirit which the poor printer boy 10 volunteer
for the defence Of his country; and did not think Of
dwelling upon the constitutional nrmi which exhibit
ed itself when pluck needed. But Weeds appear
sDce among the Gold soldiers" at the ssst Of govern
ment, with "cocksae his hat, marching With that
peculiar step which distinguishes recruits about to enter
the awkward squad and taking part 10 the proceed
ngs Of the remnant Of the army Of isi2," con'la
iye evidence this quettion and settles 10 his favor
snd against the hypotbess that be dserter from
his duty as soldier. Weed must have behaved nea.u
rally well in the army. It's not IN human Assurance
20 obrude oneself upcd the "old soldiers claiming 10
L. one OF them WITH consciousnsss % having once
Teen mace Infamous by being advertised desertsr-
Bstolo Adrertfss, Jan -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

New YORKER MURDERED or THE
MURDERDRs, The body Of tee man Schuyler Van
Astine, who was killed at Palos on New Years
day, was exhuned by Coroner Beach on Tuesday,
brought to this city, and pos. mortem exsmins-
ton held theron yesterday. It was found, as We
stated In our former article, that tie death hal
been caused by stab in the heart from SONS sharp
pointed 4 strument. The post mortem ex animation
was conducted by DIR. Bird. A coroners jury was
also summoned. twas proved that the deceased
bad hal an alteration with John and jeremiah Nc
Corty, VI NJ John had . pisohforL In his head,
tina. when the &c ease fell no one ex ,ept the two
MsCarty's wasenear him. IL was also. proved that
the wound was Of sucn nature as TO cause almost
instant death. The verdict Of the jury Was that
the deceased came to his death a. Palos, in Cook
cour ty, on the first day Of January A. d. 1855, In
coneeque nee Of the effects OF . stab from sharp
pointed instrument, supposed TO have been three
pronged pi'chfork, In the hs1ds Of Jeremiah or
John Carly. The two McC artys have both been
anesed and committed TO jail TO wst their trial.
I'll ey are Lrshmen. The deceased was Q young
man, unmarried, arc supposed to be from thu State
Of New York.-Chicago Tribune, Jan. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

The total appraised value Of the Imports At the
pott Of Boston foe tie year 1894, vas 90 ,sso,tL
The excfs over the imports Of 1853 vls p,lGsJco.
This 10 more than double the amount entered st the
custom house ten pears ago-tbe Imports fof 1874
being t27 ,Tss. In ls4?. tselvs ysArs ago, The
vans Of The iprorss At the port Of boston vss ooly
tl2.s31,7I3.
The earnings o. the Bu1Aio aud Sss York City
Railroad Company, Tor The ysss sndiDs september
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Bonds aud mortgages real estate. $iss 800
" :" issued this year 10000
- sos 500
Balance " capital account carried TO debts
and assets account, viz
Old balance unprovidcd for Mann. 700, 1856
Expended this year ...... S559,0os
Less mortgage issaed...... 10000 $50 oa5
Sl,23a,gsg
Less paid out OF dividend fund. i. 723, $40 5l66i2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

The capital and debts, tonnage gross receipts and
net profits Of the Reading Railroad Company in each
Of the past six years have been a. folows--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

The last annual report OF the Philadelphia aud
BEAD ing Railrond Company gives the annexed exhI.
bit Of capital, funded debt a., on the 3Osh Of No.
yerber, 1854
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
Strk 'pt, W.
!. per cent on common and preferred stocx
added from sinking fund. ................ 100 "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

lie niafket here was generally lover. rLs supplies
hardly equal 20 thos~ u the Previous week sscspt
sheep and lambs, which we're lttls IN etcs.
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6petial Noiires.

DIR. Coieu LECTURES nightly % large and fashionable
Al continental Hal corner oltnst snd etnaN Sa
-, This EVENINO-1he Digestive Organs and their D
49, Biaby instructive Amusing Why look 90 grave
An Won have DyTcpfin Then hea this Lecture IL 0nJ 0
a shfiing. Door open at a o'clock Lecture at q.
uurwouy Division No. 5, =. of THE Members Of
thi nvion are reeueed heir Hall No l5l Grand
"a on FRIDAY ats O'Clock r. NJ attend The
- bs AZ the Tabernacle Oh the reception Of the NJ W. r.
and the passage Of the Proiib0fy Law " order an,
LEsxhRD SILL, X. Sec'y. H. MCOoNb-'i w. =
Census Narshs, Attention "A Meeting OF we zen
DAY EyTEING MKT I'd june at o'clock for ne teiae-
ton Of imT or ant bu-ness thAS OAhbhi VI IL
ID. C. HIsDERsoN Secretary.
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fine ARTS.
IMPORTER Of ENGRAyINGs

wv SCHAUS, IMPORTER Of ENGRAVINGS
w and ARTISTS MATERIALS, has removed from No
c3 Broadway The spacious No. i'll Broadway, whsre
be viii be harry ~ see biz pairors
WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS d Co..
w Prinseer No $50 Broadway, have much pleasure To
announcing the Exhibition he Stofe 81 series Of seven
most exquisite PAINTINGS representing
Dogs AND THEIR CANE.
By the celebrated Rchs4d Ars.el On new daily rom A. VI
until 9 z. ".
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MECHANICAL
THE UNITED STATES MI
WATER-POwER and TIMBER LAND 5or

w SALE or ExCHASGE--A valuable Lurberins Ests,-
nen full operation, NIL good stock Of hsrd
se Connected with the above in Pennsylvania the Del
swae River and convenient 70 the New York and Ere Hall
road large tract Of lumber Land which vii be cola 10 lots
together . k paehsss Ror particular in9eire efE y.
WblTAoRE, oes sfPiotgh, Loom and Any1 No spsuee-
MY.
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Grand Division. =. of T.. Eastern New " DIRK.
PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION
On behalf Of the
HIBITORY LAW,

And Reccption Of the most WORTHY Patriarch
Hon. SAMUEL L. TILLEf, Provincial secretary Of b.,
HEkRA LLOYD G. w. p viii preside, supported by the
National Division.
Inter ,irr e1ercisos RAY be expeotdthe programme OF
which vii be published 10 the morning papers Of that day
The friends OF Temperance and the pubic generally are IN
yited 20 attend Admission free.
is Isper " be for ssle SATURDAY MORNING, June 2,
i every the city also 81 the bookstores OF Stng
an Townsend De Wit Davenport aud J. IT. Crowen.
TaT CRITIC will be what indicatesa that
will feacssy discuss political and social questions Of general
M local importance No man. profession subject will be
rendered BY the writers for THE CRITIC too sacred for
wholesOme ventilation. The Pablo will Of course be able
40 form idea Of the probable Of THE CRITIC
om the of the first three numbers than from
fhe promises Of the Yropetor 10 advertisement but X Il
S the that the impression prevails 20 great extent
.more literary that TIE CRITIC 10 be journal Of
the House school, devoted nearly exclusively 70 the
Fine Arts which is not the politicians and sians
fhsm. CLEVELAND a. McELRATH, No II Spruce-st.
RemIftsDces Iowa.
MONEYS depsifed the credit Of the nn1eYHgned with
Nssus RETCnUM ROGERS BEMENT, No. IS William
~ Nsv.York; AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, Walst
Esw.York; EXCHANGE BANK, Stato-st, Boston, can be
dawn IN GOLD. with premium at tho Bank Of
y. s. JEsUP Co.. Dubuque, Iowa.
Tribune Readers requiring PRINTING Of any kind
whether the work be large srnal-from Card Book
vtlfpd BAKER, GOODWIN 4 Co.'s
Once TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, Of the .most complete
nd sstbftctory in the Union
Orders from every part Of the country promptly executed and
tsvuded by Express
BAKER GOODWIN Co., Printers,
Tribune Buildings, Entrance No. sprucest
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ALTON BABY sHOW.-The LIST

NATIONAL BABY sHOW-The LIST
~ CLOSED except 70 Twins TsPeis Qas.srss sal "a os
OF at BARNUMs MUSEUM the 5th, 9Th, 7th AID eth Of
ready received their ceh-efe sud be received
The % howeye, still open for twins, tnpiets q1sr,sIh
and Rabes Nine twins Elk hpe;s one qurern and ey
ersl fst children and dwa engaged Ample aud oon5Ia
bic arrangements being ede for the accommodation Of me
n hnas" snDSlns 70 IIEvEX HUNDRED DOLLARS in
cash belle Nsds Diploma. &c "" IL s s ssr %
ity srch Charming dplsy Il juvenile humanity was never
Ssie s ME nn prove ,S one Of as most novel
terestns exhibitions beheid On Thqsdsy IN o. Jl5e
Lecture Room BY Ms L. n FOWLER, at O'clock P n
DUCKLEY's OPERA HC'SE, No. $50 Broad
ID way EVERY NIGHT This WEEK
The successful Burlesque On mn.
IN Wits YYFFg% fAcEs
Precedinr the Opera NEGRO MINSrRELSY.
Conuenees al soeoek Tiekets . cents. -
DFRHAMs BURLESQUE OPERAHOUSE,
III No. CO. Broadway -
THE GREAT BuRLEsQgE BABY SHOW
stS S EyNIN and '%EbNEs0aY and SATURDAY
1FTi MOONS Admission q cents.
CRYSTAL PALACE ONCE MORE.-The
s,nd b S = P s OI S PosTvIY Be ree
EUROPE lew days Another week and our eisSp, enn
TEY s ssa PAINTINGS Sde srioa; articles q
Sill sId an Interesting selection ron tps sI 'g look
the N'" i0 SAMUEL SIt BREvooRr Acting Superintendent
TR. SNITH's TOUR OF EUROPE AND
y. sIFOE OF sEvAsTOPOL-Thsre Is but one opinion
tat the most interesting Exhibition IN Join *
| SMITHS GRAND TOUR OF EUROPE, ard slEOb OF
sEYAsTOPOL showing 100 views 40 feet wide OF the n
ps objects of interest Europe Gen. Webb, Of The Courier
and Enquirer visited this Exhibition in London, IN
c.mpsny with Minister and ssuredy the most effect
i've tiosrna have and richly merits the hgn en-
passed upor IL by the public ana The A. me
Chinese Rooms, no $50 Broadway, EVERY EVLNiNG at
O'clock and SATURDAY at O'Clock The Piano AMIGO by
! MI AYLWIN FIELD. Of London. Admittsnce % cents
nUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broad
~ way-Oren from A. ~ till 10 O'Clock P. NJ, daily Adj
niauce IS cents hundred and fifty Of the choicest
PAINTINGS ever collected together sdon the walls ~
is Gallery. II superior any other collection on this CONT
To be appreciated ii needs but TO be seen
AIRS WISE begs leave TO announce 10 the
NE public that she has opened her Rooms for the INvESIl
CATION Of SPIRITS, as RAFTING and WRITING
gEDIUM No e53 Broadway. Hours from 10 70 and from
" s. and from to every day and evening Admission 0oens
ITO AMATEURS on BRASS INSTRUMENTS
II An AMATEUR CORNET CLUB who have cOmpe-
tent ia of three members 70 make
the party complete Amateurs desIous fle6ng Brass In
struinc will lind this good opportunity torparcnsrs ia.
cuire Of THOs. T. L. BERRY No IS Beekman'st
UyHE CRYSTAL PALACE viii remain open to
the public, small charge, until further notice. Most OF
the Paintings and statuaIy are still on exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

ID U TN MS No N T l. Y -
III JUNE-END OF VOLUME FIVE.
CONTENTS OF No. XXX
]. American TRAY elers-
2 Robert Of Lincoln.
s. Twice Married Continued
T. The Late Emperor Of Russia
s. Australians.
g. Fiftyfour Hundred Years Ago.
T. Slavery In the Otton. an Empire.
g. Living the COuntryAn Event; Wolferts Roost The
Ipfra Regions ON Dumb Waiter; Carrier and Roos
ere; The Great Polish Exe Poetry Altogether Chapter Of
Birds
.. Science and Navigation.
10. About Barns
II. The Desire of the Moth
r. Cape Cod-Tbe shpwreck Stage Coach Views
10. The Mormon's Wife
IA. Noon and Morning.
Is should Fear the Popel
l6. Editorial Notes.
l. Lerature-l Batch Of Novels-Dolsrs and Cents, by
Miss A. b. Warner Blanche Deerwoodi Alone BY Miss Marian
Hrtud: World; Southern Land by Child OF the sun;
The Old Inn Josiah Barnes COneCut Corners onthoIpe
by Paul Creyton; Tales for the Marines by Harry Grngoi Don
Gore; Kennetb by Miss Yongej Douglass Jerrods Men OF
AInyas Leigh by Mr. Rngsey Eaford or House
hold Sketches, by Yves ey Brooke.
IL Few HtoTes-Barrys History Of Massachusetts,; Ho
lands History of Western Massachusetts, Zchokkes History Of
Swxeand Lemarnes History Of Turkey; Aste's Louis the
Fourte the Writers Of lis Age Life Of Sam HOuston
the War; Hase Church History; Lives Of
the Chief Jusiices Of the United States
Ill Mscelanies-Megins Misceanies; Kerns Land
scspe Gardenng Hsywards Papers and Reports Of the Massa
chuetts Medical Society; Mrs Charlotte Bronte chol
", Core sIondence-Major Paul RetIibul0n Whery.
Title and Contents 10 Vol. V.
Filth bound In cloth and half morocco ready
TERMS-Three Dollars year TWEEN y-dye Cents nann-
Der DIX EDWARDS.
Published this day. Trade supplied by
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90 Book Binders ano publishers.

ENGLISH BOOK-CLOTH and COLORED
II LFATHER-The subscriber has constantly on hand trg
ard welessor'ed stock Of WILSON'S BEsI EN5LiS,h
BOOK-CLOTH: also a variety LEATHER incrdng tle
antique eoors il ca selected from The best markets VINCE
THOMAS BUTTRHSs No lac William e., two doors isoa
Fulton.s.D Ntw.Nork
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6orses, Carriages, ST.

TOR sALE-A large lot of EXPRESS WAC
4 ONs, new AID secoad-handed. Apply at
srUDLEY5, No. 81 Canal-st.
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yy,HT VYIyERsAL PARIS EXIIBTIoN.-

I
FRsr-sArs sevsss N FssIs' 49,. -,
sLhsihs Ky nsSsl bsuie Of Sos Richer
AuEouy, Rue Niyienne' Savage, others Lspre-
vost, successors Of hsnaarl Co 49,. M,
INSTALLATIONS, Rue Menars-Baby Linen, Wed,
ding SUITS, and all articles connected vita LADIES'
MLLiNERY-Head.D,es.e and Court Ornaments, Besa-
v.rnnixn btRFSEN fsrlndia Csctemiro shaws maniac
q white and Black Lee snd sss0Sa 80 Ras
Feydoau, aud 81 Rue Reheieu.
SqAYs-ayrp pat. By the Empress Rue De Ia Pax
TfLMAN-h fetal Flowers, patented By the Empress lof
GLOVES AND ATsPrivst % Rue Neuve St Aasustn.
Al the loE as SPECIAL Of Ss Rs ~
Rcug'mout; large assoItmen OF the newes en- ootn
for Gentlemen aud Ladies a. mn, uni.
Cs1a psfr by he Empress n Boney. des ltaien-.
CHOICE PERFUMERY- HYGIENE Society, Co'tan 4 Co.
LIZ ROY son, Watch an Clock Makers 70 The Navy for
me to he King =, Sqa M'sa S london
Exhibitor Psrs 0seIie Montpensier Paiais Royal,
uARRET 4 JARRY BRoTHFRs, Jewellers, Gold and sil'
vcrsmiihs 10 Rue Nlseune, Correspondents "a new
TeEE M cS Pbe ssrce ssss csas cys
Brorse. lse g "a ssIs Sso' PI Rsop Royal
Intensive BrOse Mss.iseorS y tue Sy' s
= geqsy De- Mss ,, aSS es Ioao ''
SUISSE BROTHERS, Bronze Mluufactoy, Paintings, Sta
ons 1e 81 Plsee De Ia bO snS 10 R0s 40 v.o thu
inventor Of ysrous Patented Improvements 70 me
NEST modern Pianos, Of all forns MeoAs D'eofatios
and several flint Prize Al tho various Exhibitions
| OpTIC-C Leyeier, lngeueer, IS Place da Pont seut
DEFINCk Chocolate ManufaetsrcF, ID Rue 81 fonore -
! II. CUNILilER, 10 Rue de Ia PAX, WIN LqueS, Toe,
! Grocery. sole gent Of Domecq Here's
TAILOR-Vey aGfte 10 ~ NJ the King OF Naples, and to
H. NJ. the King OF Brazil II Bouievaides ltsiiens
CHILDREN'S DRESSES-Iaps, Bonnes ete.-Speeiahty-
Pauline joyers Arcade do RivOl, L. H., near the
Pesisge de lOrme. ~ d. Reputed Tor iis punctuaity
MN. ROGERS, DENTIST, from LONDON
w Now No. 20 Rue Honore, facing the fesssge de
rOre Paris SUI scientific works and soe inventor
Of the Osanorcs ETH. Complete sets in "A hours
VyyANTED-To know the whereabouts OF
w GEORGE STANTON JONES, who came 20 this city
from Manchester N. T., lest Fall Any information o. ns
present locality will be thank fully received by mis- sister SARAH
JANE Dill, tho Pacific Hste Nos 40 and i76 Green
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PARIS AUX WILLIS DE FRANCE 7,

DlARIS AUX WILLIS DE FRANCE,
i No. 81 Rue yvienro--Rue Rehelseu, No. loL
NOVELTIES N
SILKS, SHAwJS, MANTf Is MkRINCS, BAREGES,
MUsLINS, FMBROfDERIES,
LACrs LINENS GLOVES, HANDkERCHlEFs, CAM
BRICS, Ribbons
Tie Wholesale snd retail establishment IN Europe, ar1-
n,ea In the meet fashionable part OF the Metropolis, beween
tie and he Rue chelcn with an entrance 10
essh street, ne ar the Boucvards aai the BOursc. -.
In these vast galleries. the uionarents spect OF which
has beer he admiration every victor, tie most beautiful
FRENCH TASTE AND ELEGANCE,
Manufacture aid exclusively destined for this Emporium OF
Fahou DISPLAYED sold the lowest reinnnefating
prchfs -.
All ZOO marked in plain 6snres owe PRICE ONLY
Goods uarchss II not approved Of exchanged tho money
returned. - -
Aaohsd TO the establishment English American German
The forre,ors esrrestly solicit the honor Of vst
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90 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con-
40 stsntly hand very superior article Of pure BONE
DUST ecnz.fting Of awnings, liinzs and ground bone
Orders received the Work. 5s, River; No.
IS Nesey-st-, up stairs CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
H'A-FEU-A fertilizer made entirely Of night
soil deccsied nOdOr1s and rsised to high stanlerl By
he gdl ton q stts Of anuonia offered for sale by THE
LODI MASuFACrUR. Nc COMPANY a. cheaper than ground
Sups pka;e o. Lime any other fertilizer in market IL
sdapd coPhas been Used with signal success upon
Sumner such cabbage turnps buckShea and op
dressing 10 st the last hoeing; also upon Wner grain
Packed 10 barrels Ct about go bs u will BE- delivered board
Of vessel railroad the city free Of chsrg for package
carriage a. The rats Of So per tun circular with Further IN
formation viii BE- forwarded % any applying for the
Address TIE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY, No. GO
Courl4lGt s., =. Y.
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Mem publications.

Valuable EVCTy
WORKS on WATER CURE--publshed by
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Hydropahic Encyclopedia, 81 3D.; Family Physician, s2i
Domestic Practice Of Hydropathy 81 @ Water Cure in Chron
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IS cen,s Hydropaihc Cock Book rs ceas; Fruits and Parma
oa the Food Of Man, 81 Lectures Life and eah,
al s5 Midwifery and the Diseases Woman 81 Isl Physol
ogv Animal and Mental IS cents WaterC in America, 81
WATER JOURNAL 81 To be had ct Ss Broadway
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WILLIAMS. STEVENe, WILLIAMS q Co,
Wants.

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER desires a sit
n us'ion ss VISITING GOVERSEss Inquire At No. 81
Auity-si
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WANTED-By two respectable Girls, situa-
w tons; a COOK, WASHER and fROSER, snd the
ether CHAMBEBNAID, wosd Ike 20 ss together; nave
objection 10 Ho1sewerk in snail fsnies good reference
sver Gail No . Cerrols-, between ColuneA~-f and
Hanltor-sy, seuth Brcuklyr-
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H.. parstus Boilers sid Heating and Drying for
saving from IS per Of their fael Single Rights will te
sold al their cice Also FDgnes and Boilers both and
secondhand Steam Pressure Gauges for sale at No Deyst
A Factory and Store to Lease.