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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

CHEESENIAN 4 JONES.
List Of New hooks,
Hl-.ACK DRHriHn Legend az AIuntrusa.
ID Household EditinH 0l the %hvery NuVels,2 vols,
Ms lamesqn's Loves of Tho Poets, Niue and gold.
Ntginin Illustrated hy "Purte CTaiun,h humorous
stdfch Oi old travel thTou ii the .Old D0inInlon,,
Noihlng to do, uniform with tNOth'ng u wear"
SpurseOns sermons, 1T and I'd series. .
Aliens American NutphiogrRDhicHl dictionary.
Nienrtugua, Its people nad ITS scenery, by A, g.
SqutGrs,
l.eoGpro Dorco. by &, T. Il, James
l'he Atheltngs, by MArgHFol Olcphart.
The Arctic Cruises, sinfy Of tue Northern Ocean by
purcy ~. John.
Pulpit rlGquenca Of the l1th century.
Gunor History al ~pHnl a. ia Hhture, ....
For sale NJ Tho SW Bopk store,
CHEESEMAN : JONES, No, l57 Market St.,
aug, If WILMINGTON, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13
200 Dozen Jars

NOR KEEPING FRUIT FRESH FOR WINTER
II USE, at the following low prices;
Pmt-lj cts. pprduzeu.
L(uari-S itA per dozen.
Hat Gallons l,5 prr dnZon.
Also, white aud yellow Preserving Jars. For sale at
CLEMENT b. SMITHS
iei9l China and Gloss Warehouse. % Market street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL T. 1867.


ROW. PORT March 8-sld schrs Lebsnn4 N Teal Nor.
toN: sea Mark 6hsraAn. Ohsriesoa; 18Th Aquza Long
6svspnrh s9th Domocrsi York, Norfolk
renI, Aichorn HAvsns Plandoms Browa Now York; rsr
liverpool epeedwel Hggins Havana; bArks Alohymis
Burroughs Lsndon Chas William, Dsshngton Bsstoa schr
John boston, Lrgo, York.
Sr MAkKS March 20 In port barks West Wind saund.
ers bescr, jua arr W arodle wnhsmA C1d 10Th
sALEH April Arr scnrs Hopkins Hopkins Tanxer;
julia Barre1 Nellie ID. haey5 Adelaide Aldrtdge bate
mar. and Flight johnson Philaasphia Bid bark Zosod,
Clark Cayenne.
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A&Poentmenes ~ tAe President.
/: Ri. s.: E II .s ss;s
osSs tc9 s. w n..ssr O. Esnss. nscs.yss q rSSno No.
: Ds:i q Ts,,s a. aa f sss
sss sls:s ef insi.s Once In Ssss sDSe.a
sssoiss q PsS. q '. 1ss..y of tn. United
S!nS. i..:Ssi 81 Ssa:s SUITE. 70. u. al.
COLLECTORS CUSTOMS
& s SssS,Ss e. y. Us.s s
toes Burn. of Collector of the Customs for the
cl. rss.m.au ,aay nsss place Of the in
n..ns place q the present ssrnbssi whose term n:
.Ssr KssSssy o0,ss.o. Of ne Customs for he port of
Th S.s GyDUnsA. Collector q the Custom. ws..
f.rin, ecos q tss Customs Il n.osis. Name, in
sscoa 0ou'ins oonsssr Of the Cssom. Il KsnnsSunr.
Luther Junkns collector Of the Customs al York. Maine,
IfcGAs d. Jones' Collector Of the Customs q. Ellsworth
Samuel j. Anderson Surveyor Of the Customs At tho por Of
ror.aA saas IN place Oft presen. incumbent whose
% S.l .ho . sucsy <. Of Custom. he q
PosvMAsTYRs
Samuel Jordan, Postmaster Maine in place Of
1857. $500 ~ ~ >f'A'
Leonard Jones' Postmaster a Bangor Maine in place Of
April. 1857 ~
sossgs scsw Postmaster Of Bath Maine, In place of the
0eorge hesres Appraiser Of Meron4 Else for port
o. fhiiaSs.hiA fennsyivAaa vice Gideon wescot
Aoses ss:es IT. Collector Of the Customs ,rc, Of
IymsrS hassAceusesS Woe Edward Little. sho,-
Amos Robbins Collector of Customs for the district Of
reo Amboy New Jesery, vice Francis W. Brinley.
coouaso0 has e1piTed
William JAG Collector OF Customs for the district
o. Nteosa Mar Land vice Geo. e. Smith, whose
sioa has expired
Lyndon Taylor surveyor Of the for the port of
PAvcatuck. Rhode islapd appointed
pointed-
Edgx Whidfen Postmaster al CalAs Msne. appointed.
Samuel hdw1rds Poema Be faa, Name Joseph
he{e.t whose com mission expired Is. April 1857.
r. Glass Postmaster u Lynchburg, Virginia, re ap
yohs h. shAypstep Postmaster at Milwaukee Wisconsiu
We JOSIAH A hsonan whose commission expires a April
Dsals, G. Brown FoetmAstsr at GAINESVILLE wisconsin
noe H. strorE, whose commission expired 18th March,
1851, -'
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CLEARED


CLEARED
80 sr sss a' fs lai Benz ssees.ss w~
~ nss Alsin Gsnick, krerpcoi-spoGord. rnesaou
sas s.spheu cre~.r- Burre-s Jvsrpool-sno~ Bur.
ses Isas s.soeon ham. Horsns HAnburr-LE Am.
~ g x.s: r,Y' Dr. Co.'S s.sosnsu: .. Jr
BsSk v HO~soa elmer, Saga Is orHnds-wssh, o~v~
s4rs O Porter. Po.s. Remedies -Grnnell nlniurs 4
s.rt yosas.ur gBr, osn..o.. Dsren-Mcoan rrith
sst LecA ksSs Bar saiom- s1s sro,n
syiSWs.sa ' ortsssr, G.sasyr. .bsisa 4 Bis.
ne A.. Ss,s a AVE-. sssIs ~. Is. s:I1 t.
-sns orses vsAASoa. Kelly, Wlniasssa-rhompDa
- Q ore1s. B.as.. z.ehss Pr s.naferd
- "a iss,s s osss ssS s.Tsass asfr o.
- 4 sssa.rs 1. u.ssssS ss.n,brpo,, pou.,
- n; s.J s:f;ss Ss ~ SS;,ssS
~ nsfs. ooi,nss. rsi s,,.;sy ) 4-sd.
sc~ VT doaquesI Dsssrs, sew Hs1sp-DunA.n a d..
se.ns oD.co~a Norman. rAnsAsphh-s Brsr.
ARRIVED.
Hs.s.s Ds. Wa sssseass.s 70 Ivissss.. croeAssos 4
-: s e,'.is s., s s.-S nd. s I'd Pc. e:
e.r. "a rsG,ssz wa. !. orss se..si . sses g
sssss1 @ss,.sa %. . s..ssis .sr%.s net rs.
ka<t Issodore Carts sof rreepcsp. EdnunAs sssus Ia
0rA.xs ~ Gays vsh snsax and molssses 70 CrnnelL Min
%; wcsse mater. March "a, OF Hsiieras The
WrprA ~ vesss boco~~
RS nArsssa (fr Of o~rrwslhsl, Hsrdenbrcok. ~ AIMS
IU % Mach via InsAsns Mach as With coaee pimenia
e scsevn egg n NE Gulf stream passed close 70 e nrc
s. as 1850. .ns rsfus attached and spssr'nty cut
sS&s nasy Enms CoS Brooshsven). rflioo. cvdenss u
70 20 % Of sscss s.,t asns sS..i.r fr.a Mes
sw.es.s ~ RIO yaaeye rh, ai Ion n TO- spoke brig
Hess fr~w BsNnors for Ferrambucol
NsrAs nsrrar~< Benneu (esb rergnsop. Hahsr, dayn
vtA -. rnes una whseesk Almon. = =
no., Tx NJ snfa ssvs'nAA' a'y' VI" COTTON 70
snia oc,pss Wilmington. NC, days
100 brrNr, Wilminsscn. -, edays
ssE H@Tr supcna Merrill, Fewseru, NO.
LsrsdA crvsttos Rkhmond.
So Tor whlte IngrNAAs> aorkls-s.
eAr s.pscn Bar Kelly Nee s-dfe~d
nc>w mc~ttcs Rcherts Nas~bAn
49, Hsviey ADrr Az ny Tor rew Haven
$780, .~s % fcsi jsdss &. BEEN ' rs y and iossd
usAp Deww Ctri~rl Dunn RON Lverpo. ves IL arr
a ouArsasn< Lac nsn- brinss ne c~er~se passengers
part Cs>n. Cisgt. lAdsys frc~ sasus IA 0rsnxs
Ba< O~pscy q -aicrl ~ aays rom 0aruensaL
s,t =. tr..s...h " ''S' so- O.'d K'sAsn EOS
sAuEp.
as ss~l EustG- Hccs Kcns' trisr w~d. Noble
80 40 fsmsss Uv~roo ;b.ys v so+ou ssxu..
Cr.hds lie sovtI -, tSs n Ein man. Assar
err Nsurs.. w; merriam. sv tusA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

SHORTEST AND CnAPEsT ROUTE BETWEEN NEW
Yonx AHp Exw oEIsAss The Ford correspondent Of
the savannah 6eo0saN that work on She
rerpaudips and Oeoar Keys Rrosd scross the peansu.
H. ootnueSto be proseou.ed wish unriog energy. Tho
1ack already laid Tor 90 niles ana more than don Die
that distance read for the iron Near seven hundred
hands AT now employed the road rs 90 mp ton
coeedcnuy sncipsed before The end OF year. The
freight time between New Orleans and New York By this
road estimated BY the American Railroad youraal ct
feur oays and sevEteen hours, allowing twenty four
hours Tor 'ransen 81 fernandina and Cedar Keyv rhs
rate OF nsusAroe between these two great emponumv
via The eApcs OF Florida averages per the
year rcuad The rate By the Fernandina and Oedsr
ksys rone derived from comparison with the rate for
similar rsks, voua be e Of per oeat. The difference
q insurance, u IN oetweeu the two routes will pay she
whose cost of vsrsperson for merchandise average
vslue esom New York 70 New Orlsans-N o. Picos,lcs
Morch .
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sFNCaAl n<yIrUnx,

a Avsnoe haarcad Cs.Psny Or he ensuing year WI be
Of Forty second REes< and second avenue fhe pcis wl
open II O'Clock sna dose transer book WI b0
Inclusive. BY order. D. r. PET6RB Vocro1ary
NEW YORK, March 81, l661.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

SALE OF nseRo IN ConEcrIcur.-Notw With
Standing the prohibition OF slavery In Connections
negro wNs recently sold there under We following CIR
"A Buchanan farmer disposed OF load nay
70 hN parSoo ano beng anxious 10 get mueh possbi
for M crop be covered negro in NE hay and weighed
nego and dover tagesher and The payson sh,l
vay made 70 pay % 20 for she nsgro.-Boaon Alas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

KAseAs EMaRAroH-Neariy every steamer
that arrives q see river towns IN Kansas rsrrswy IL
representsd - berg ksded with passenger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

vrNpouAIIxD nAMYEp xMBRorDxRv nANurAe-
snrs-T DIS rEnCEvAIs CHARLES nancel succeesuA
~ prnelvay n Y.-MsfAme Msocel sAer q Madame -
P~c rvts her special attention N All kinds q rrsnch
srbp made 70 order. niasls scscp,ns. yokss IA.
shosesase and rean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

TN NAVAL CouRr or ISQuIKY.-On Wednesday
Afternoon Lsus ID, naisos ana Lieut. Rssd, Of Marines
were being exam ned on the pan Of Jcut wager 10 his
cAse (ceng uiei) and Oaps Kelly, Lieut. Baloh Nasser
George T. hoSrisen Lieut. J. J. 0asson, Capt Henry a.
Adaps, George Wsibins Esq clerk In The Navy Do
partnsot on Ne pars 81 the gevsynnsns department
Gown OF CLAns.-0n Wednesday the case Of
O Ansast's hstrs vas ssbn.ued ~ agreement. Mr.. Nc
PnsSoa moved r. Q new trial In the oass OF Felix Ar
eenH Mr. Barker opened the argument for the CLAIMANT
N " oaoe a NohArd ward sad others
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HoRsEs AND CAnRIAGns-

L,oR eAIE-sIx ssAr sccKAwAy wrrH rotx
end hsf. vl be ecsd low sxehsnsrd Toe gss1 ks-s
saf hc~ee buggy sppiy at q. feets livery sshlsr
Bkni,o~ steel rr.f ~s-t1sre~ % q VIZ NkvEawx
~ OsihNrine street
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Rs9oCKwAYs sRxwEsY E3s: g, ss AND 90 EAST
The subscriber having enlarged and extended his
" sss
Tor sas re. i Il:
s ses ZEN
q M ven w..
taste and e1Derience for over quarter Of century n
isver him with eau @seaag win eatrs ssasetiOn and
g as mud Il E 0ssa
sms e, put s1 ,1ppSns sns
o Mo fsnSs 81 1nyns ny
Of second avenue and twenty second street my null
s aas ~ [ ss e BE-:
recommend them may ant such wsrs and
invite them to examine my premises v ~ .Ssis
EIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER OF
Thirty anh street-Presching by tae Rev sidney A.
Theme morning dscSarss he Power 81 2Sys second
service, Al ~. O'Clock r. n.
ToHN STREET FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
0preschns to morrow, By he pastor, Rev chas asrss
GSTis,lsn Jew Service: 2 eoSrsncs = iOH sal q
ere invited 70 attend Seats free
NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. NO s-1HE
members Of this society are hereby nGasS H.: 80 e!ss
evening ct ies Sswery full stsendancs T. dssrsS By
x D. DAcx. Secretary.
NTofIcE-AN ANNUAL ELECTION FOR NINE rRUs
IN q Knisierbocker Ioe Company vii be hed Al
D" a A c:1a o s @ D os r.:
HON the @ to the M Of Apf py or e e sSS.,
wnIIAx J. WILCOX. Secretary.
Nxw YORK. APRIL 8, lss7.-urIzENs OF THE
IN kigh:eenth ward thank you Your Testimonial be
s'''' ''' ~ '' WI WILSON, Alderman Fin. ward
NEW YORK. APRIL !. lsg.-MR. RICHARD BELL.
e 81 ne ~. e s. s:a,
N' 'I so asf' CO. 20 r,ss.as. ,.
PEAsL STREET WIDENING PARrIEs fNrKsxsrsD
from Frsafs square 3s Bsery are informed hat map
EXT Co. s9s Heff
TsAMnAxF SOCIETY OR ooLUMsIAH oRDxs-sRQ.
= = A:a
as ne 81. inst h,is = ScuI ss. tAs setting g Ss
and basisr sscSs
snnhasa sessoa sesem IN of discovery
3c. q Undergraduates 81 and OF The Insttuton The 6sth
THs ooMHIrrls ON srRxErs OF TIE BOARD OF
::Sss HsS$.ss H.. sn sSs
yoiSS f RSSSSas. ! ss.s..,..s.
4. 4. hckFoRD
sy.. .c 70. II. s ssss
cimea "wednesday next sn ms u az hear parties
Interested tn the GAS q r 4 S;ss csssm.n
UAsHrNGrows HKADQuARrERs- xEx ssxs CAN
w Obtain the By laws By ealing Al The Post ONCE.
LOST AND FOUND.
~ -
csT-oM ,sI Iu b, APRIL fds, .IrH.s IN The
gong fom The Fourtsen seventh ave.
TO Trinity Church leather pertemonnae containing
i've hundred dollar bill the Leather MAnufacurers BAng
AnA few dollars In small bin The fsder will be uperAuy
rewarded leaving The ~ ls West Flleenh streos
second deoe west Of Seventh avenue.
0sf-ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON. BETWEEN 4 AND
IL O'Clock. going the school
and varcl streets Q an hshth avenue car corner Of West
finder Will receive reward u - By leaving II as West
kiahtcenh street JAS. kBARTB.
T osr OR srorEN-FReM THE DOCK. OR FROM THE
IL steamer Araco, foot Of hesde box u arked L.
n. belonging the Rev Adler, cyntsinng siiyervare
and large numoer OF manuscripts In Hebrew
liberal reward will be given a said Mr.
Lewn May 40 Cedar Tor the delivery
SCRIPTS which Ct owner and no uurs
tons viii be asked
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MATuumsswpAl~

800 600 ssI y.. OLD .. . .sss g sos S,s
vnsn r~specsbs mas wv give his dsugh.er sensble
course 1hs " . sncero proposal Bis property be
o~th SIC ON Address Junius Herald obce for
plenaiion Good
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TRIAL or A WOMAN FoR MAmL AUaurK1.
hin Aaaiine COk 70 90 vial O.. rsustoa. Msa On The
rharss q nansssghAW, In causing Ne death a Dc rid
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INSTRUCTION.

Sl ~. Nc Algebra, al reduced prices for this month
Fulton street srookyn ladies writing 81 kor co
les~ons sAcsery " ccnts; or "a % ~ twenty essona
GLIDING ealonery
elk FOR BOOKKEEPING AND wgTTIFg.-Ma
sDlO Dolbear go Broadway, viii cheap pr
caases Monday april q only e6 for full
c seats may ID secured this day and evening
uAAclon guaranteed
A CARp-IHE SUBSCRIBERS KIEGANr ROOMS
IA are open day And evening Tor class private irsruo
ton In penmsnehp bookkeeping srsar receive
coure OF privsi lessons In ptnmsnshir IN week.
OLIVIA b. GCLDbMlTH Broadway.
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ADVBRTISEMKNTs RENEWED EVERY Mr.
NDWsPAPMRs.

nyBl ATLS NTIC TELEGRAPH WIRE IN PROCsss OF
ms nufscture three ustrAuous the LonAon News
Of March Proc Is CENTS post free Is cents Forega
News a geocy Fun Buildings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

WATCHGs, JEWELnr, 40.
TArCHKe, wArCHSs wArcH Us arr ArLsB AT
w Wholesale prices at JACOBS l0f Uhathsr street. o.
and ncm before purch sang silver watches hvs
SIGHT ten necn venty ans twenty ave dollsrS Pine 60
vssches 90, sn s7s go $50
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WALLAOKB THkA rhG
W EXTRA ADVERfIsxNENr.
1te Loes hes pleasure in annosncnx ~ &C., q
NJ. or.AK1 end Mr. BRO10HAM.
sre nsased md VII aepsas "a Monday evening Assa -
TIE RIVALS,
Tbs brilliant addien u ayeady poverful Ia r eHvuv
kes aa:ashed % ths theatre wa enable shs HaaasenG
preaenk tho plays Of he groa&e auhors with conbaa
o. - ent which has not bee. wiassssd f three ysau -
VARIOUS NOVEk1IEa
~ GRAND FAAaWnL.
In H9O0KLH.
OLE BULL Will Give bis farewell OonceH BgNo9LW
ATHExdWr. On Saturday evuang April A. BS..
Joint apboarAnooH
O1.E Bull.
M vIOT0RIA 0ILLxR
e.. GxsbARONI
n. a W. MOR0AH.
M. Il. q INN,
Reserved sests may BIO secured n ADVANCE g 10 A.
neum end Wn. HAh B 6one, 739 Broadway, n. Z.
Doors open q 7; concert oonmenccs ~
No extrx charge for reserved seass-
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RAKRR 4 WEEKS, AUCTIoNEERs

~ No 6 Pine street.
WI sell a suction TuesdAy April 7th a the Merchants
ExohAnge oclose Fhe following valuable property
viz
Avenue Second Third Tenth AMI Eleventh and
fifth and Seventy sixth streets
Sixty cent bond and mortgage for three
years
Maps. &c. Apply al BAKER / WEEKS, mo 8 Pine
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SzsAA~aso zsD tsvs~ssso-
m UNION PLACR-pAhft.Iz ~ OR asxrIsEaEs CAN
ID handscmey furnished psro~s aua bedro
The with thout bSsfd- Apches-
may Be made above for rooms .. Belmont ali New
lsrtQhton- X Y. COffIH
OOAnD ID BRCOKLyr.-A GENrLSMAH AND
10 wrfe single eeuticmen, can be Pleasantly accom-
odad with uD parus board furri.bsd or oct By apply
tns a. 80 IN saie sxcs< near sh; ten minutes ron
three ferries
BOARD WANTED --BY IAN And WIZ SECOND
ID srry, frort RON ard pantry, 90 the wa see rcne
but Awertcans need ger. Ad<e>s Dor Ne Nv He-.h
ofnce, for tire dayr.
DoARD1rG.-A PLsAssNf BACK ROOM ON -
ID cord COR With two bedroc~s and psntry quirrt
Hast Broad Dan be had before Hsy kcfer
exchsnged Two single Eesuemen >isc can be accom-
useraAef.
IIOrTL LODgIsas -gENTLEnRN GAN oBrArs
III rod Furnished rooms the oiebe Hotel cSrne a.
rrsnkn~t ard william -wc~x "a = ces.s per night
Ne b~s 81 sk ocnh nishs No otssr oksrses "a
cspt 81 thssr os<Aon-
Tp LEr--s hBATLy rUEsisHED RcoN wtepoCf
Il head kpr7 q, 20 hrnrCt ero~s
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InyvrHs INV wHoLpsALa Ard RnfArL MI
pes Dssf q usSrs1veS isrse !. rr-er, q tesuafa
frmS c&T ed Lexborn n~Aa
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No1rcs IL HrREsr GIVEN III AT rUs EIRn OF
~ LIppiai eehurr~nss = AIS csv d's>ves b. ssssA
cseent ~ -. LlPFt srr - -
Arm l. isg-. aLPECneu 3 eUHVhKhsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

L'oR sALE-rHE NEW. DEsIRABLE HOUSE NO. la
West rortieh street.. substantially built four story,
brown and brick front Engsh basement finished 10
superior style with modern Improvement
Of Terms easy Apply 70 ". A CARTER, o. Dey
o. Green
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DIANos AND MKLoDEoNs-GREAfB ARaAINs---
Owing atoms to be made In tbs piano 3s3
broaoway the large Of pianos and meaodeous will
cold during this next week ~ lower prices than
offered this Pianos and melodoons 10
HORACE WATHR6 Aren't
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OCCULIsr rs AND AURIsTs.


nR WHEELER. oCuIIsr, NO 4S8 BROADWAY DE-
~ his aiten diseases Of te eye chrrnic Iuaam
msth,s1 III cured hns specks
M ges Operations. chce hours A. n 70 r. NJ
Frcnrh ARTIFICIAL eyes Of superior qualify on sale
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A UCTION sALR.-PERENPrORY SALE THIS sATUR-
day evsniax q the stock q genilemens fornishtuy
superior quality embracing thing refined for gents
under gear. Sale = commences ct 612 p. NJ
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sTTUA1NONs WAnTnDLsMmAI.Es.

1 LADY HAVING ONE OF SINGERS SEWING MA
chimes OF the latest improvement wishes to obtain work
ON . warehouse amily sewing by the dozen with the
reatest Address Mrs. s. No Leonard Hudson
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TAi 'i0r' uy1Arxp SKIRT.
By reference 10 the enGravog~ viii 10 Nal Ne NJ
sakesi s<rt conaiss OF thres moro tsbes
= rrrLArno vruour TBy LsAss syronyi
AN enlarged dmsnished ~ the optcn Of The wcer-w.
hese tubes may be shred 70 any quality Of material npn
ehespest tab ica 70 The rchees aks eatns-
Ias simple bot admirable invention has coupletey sup
sec ever rival article IN Infinitely superior 10 ths
steel hocc In sssiety 20 Maidstone in dur.brtr anA =
e own whsS impayu taa nshi and ea.y buoyNney - =
diepcpsabie 70 the graceful effect cf feminine apparel
avoids that sud Angular and artheal vhioh
confeeeedy OF the CHIEF drs wbasks has ben
hitherto invented of ths deecripen Of In wvrd =
impossible w. pronounce higher panegyrio The lnnsea
roiy 70 al ohes 70 than 70 that 10 sconT -
" eaistencc soe known Victoria English Queen. hn
he Adopted mmedlatey, and made known W Ne mvee~.
N unqualified terms, her crfnpese sahsfHcuou We
rovxlry, rrsrarovr suovArcr' AND rh'ASof
IyYLArED SKIRT ,....
yhirh hepceforh her Majesty Wa pleased - ssr .@a9
prm nvAiuabe addition 70 nef wsrorv.l
This new and orainA has not yc been Introduces
the pubie rnite esi.s but ~ soon - NE irmee
orSerp RVS 70 the manufactured 70 mse ne numberse
teraanxs sre complied with, the vctcrfA tnenAs
sht-t vi he I'm open general cefnand wbsn ~ sus
NJ over al competing articles viii unde~Hp IL
"s SL W. ssnricsssrs mus; be forwarded 70 NE
PfTTECNTCoN or FAsHIOEs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04
MUSICAL.

CCORDRoRs, JACOBS RoLIAN rREMJLo OLA.
a roopena accordeous bancs that can't be Deas drum
that guitars flutes violin and guitar nxu and
al kinds Of musical nstrumeus at l01 OcahAm street.
coFdeous tuned and repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

- april At ~ O'Clock A M At l34 Bergen, between HsT
and Bond streets Brook yn, mahogany and paror
and chamber furniture piano carpets Same
cay q O'Clock r. a. ~ Eassau, between Adams and
Washin gon streets brookly mortgage sale rosewood
walnut parior and chamber furniture &c. &C. Catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

CvAIL HoUs1.-vAHfKD IN BRooKLyr, A SMALL
- cottage houss aiuaied IN NE vicinity o. rulen svesus
no. above Cumberland etrep By family Of threc adults
Any peron having such house. and wishing good
fu ter ant may address x Herald efce stating parties
lars and rent which mus not exceed f1pl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

nRU0 STORE FOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF Ill
~ health of the propresor old estab shod stand hsDd
somey ned and now doing frs. GLASS cash business Of
900 month the profits which $500 year
Rent OF the and dwelling low lease The
drugs and fancy articles hand OF the beS qualify
Price 5000 None bu principals having least s. 00O In
cAsh, will be treated with TO such the Satisfactory
proo OF the profits Of the investment VIII be gven ADJ
hnphiA Herald Office.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-08-22
OUR OLD GRANDMOTHER.

/ find the marks of my shortest steps beside
those of my beloved mother, which were measur-
ed by my own, says Alexander Dumas, and SO
coniures up one of the sweetest images in the
world. He was revising the home of his infancy;
he was retracing the little paths around it in
which he had once walked and strange flowers
could not efface. and rank grass could not obliter-
ate, his "shortest footsteps" and his mothers be-
side them, measured by his own.
And who needs to be told whose footsteps they
we're that thus kept time with the feeble pattering
of cbildhood's little feet? 1t was no mother be-
hind whom Ascanius walked with equal steps,
in Virgil's line, but a strong stern man, who could
have borne him and not been burdened folded
him in his arms from all danger and not been
wearied every thing indeed he could have done for
him, but just what he needed most-could not sym.
path;ze with him--he could not be a child again.
All. a rare art is tbat--for, indeed, il is an art, ia
set back the great old clock of time and be a boy
once more Mans imagination can easily see the
child a man but how hard it is for to see the
man a child and he who had learned to glide
back into that rosy time when he did not know
that thorns were under the roses, or that clouds
would ever return after the rain when he thought
a tear could stain a cheek no more than a drop of
rain a flower when he fancied that life had no
disguise, and hope no blight at all-has come as
near as anybody can to discovering the north
west passage to Paradise.
And il is. perhaps. for this reason that it is so
much easier for the mother to enter the kingdom
oil Heaven than it is for the rest of the world.
She fancies she Is leading the children. when, af-
ter all, the children are leading her, and they keep
her indeed where the river is narrowest and the
reckoning Of the radiant hand il 50 plainly seen