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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

ZONES WOOD.
j MAMMOTH MUSICAL FESTIVAL
The s "ossss sssi,S5s q n; great
Are now able 70 announce sAst aey have succeeded IN
:s ana nes. ss Ss
and sissy 'ssa s.ss
ss ar S .ssss s sss 80
vocal lh AND RS' hSsPP TRets..aSai
Has been cordially given.
air musical festival grand scale at Jones WOOD se
.s sss asaS ss .s
sssle. sacc. . were 70 great extent and
ss q: s
s: Ss e. sa e.
assured Of the R RtiSsses1Y ESf fysE
0fhs highest ss:1assF Ps,Ss r.
sssSa Of & s2s rs,
..a Il. x s s s CO .s5 s:
''''''''' - 'D' HA i'm u i4 FSsTivAL
scale of .SsnasT Which WIN ~
eclipse al g.sySS: ssRR sta .s Ess:sB.r
wil combine all the attractive features Of
us..as A ~
GRAND 3 AZ ca AMfErRE.
ss1Ts'Fsssss sasa aisfo'nS
NEW AND Go1haaEEous D.sraxs
'''' &c Isl s9s s5s SgC4a1oH
for concerts r; TSS w
SSi SSssEEA, ss5 F5SSs..
The q e. being SS til he ps
per.ores OF modern Composer
GEss6 WAR SYMPHONY,
- ENTITLED
Composed expressly for these concerts.
THE Balls f ShAMpEraE
There have S sfsi aHFfs;s s;ss.oys ss.rrozxs
FOUR D1srIsodSS D oRcH,srRAs.
re %ass'pssan Band 0'naa''0f Hs' ass.
re srooklyn Stuart Sand. ........... Stuart
perform choice and varied selection Of danes
=. music, and ''"s Zig & s ssasp ORCHESTRA
4'e p''''' szsSoTa WAR ouADR1LIE,
witch has also been composed expressly for these balls VIII
We" nsD re- ErrEcra
ever Gan r. sfarISH IN
CALCIUM nI'h LIGHTS,
which win ako be placed 10 all
THE AVENUES AND APPROACHES TO TIE cARDxx,
,ss.u. u. s.s ss1 rssis D "a. .,
The immense outlay necessarily involved relying the rEs
public they have determined u
The price of 'dn' 4wk sse F1 FHH 4 cxsrs
and that children under ten years OF accompanying s
ADMITTED FREQ.
arrangements have been made with the railroad companies
CARS EVERY MINUTE
during as sfsa N S fisTs 3 ''s
which will convey ys' 81 = af s, %
OD the purchase q adnissipn lcket. al The plsrs.
Further particulars will be announced in future advertise
ments
MAMMOTH Aus1o idx EssT yCnT
orssssHs wind and li Sas and such sing.
Rooms ie, ns.is. street a 10 O'clock on Bun day.
by order OF the Committee O. ANsCHUrA.
pALAoE GARDENS
VOCAL AND asTRUSisrAL.
MKT sysp.y Ev 1sss's,or
CpxCIAI THE aTsIoAL NOTICE.
sseGi s sss e oSsr
so sId CIR. sson md and am now preUaeS y
sss and oes,aS s.rs native ana irsisn ~
s sss be msas available IN srs clsss theatre.
WI hold sB Bss eixssS :S sns $500
Howard Atheneum Boston. Ma.s
DICKSNs BLEAK HousE" BRouaHAxIzsD.
N.Y. wALlss. I nsaHefE y s.r Hhasr Juy
pASonAxA AIRY ONE HAVING PANoR ANA roH
sale very cheap for cash may address Dr. e. Charter.
MoyIcKER:. Tg.AIAH onI0Aso sas 9, ys s.As0.
bes. stock comp,ny in re wssiii snsssed his essabss
an d: ap0 s the .so
bssn aslnowIedged D. the pubic wishing sng.s:nsns wa
'pp" AA' ''' Proprietor aud Manager.
ryo LEr-rHH BowERx rEEArRn. WITH soEMnnx
wardrobe snd properties Rosscssqn Even on sss = a
ssb sSs street. 5eI nsal dz issd 80 : -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

a LIAM J. KEELER. AUcTrcNEER.

lAAN d. EhLEb, AUNTtJNEEh
"A Magnificent h0ust ho'd furniture.
Fceewood drngtDgr autu seven octave pisuofro. oil
painting staary pier and mante mirrors lace crrtana
bronze and vases china glass aud silver
On Tits day Friday, sale commencing At l0h6 ocl1k,
At the tour story brown stone resten No. West weny
sixth street knta Catalogues ~ on
mornips OF sale Parors Sold carved suits
yered u satin brccade eorssny Of t~o sofas two
centre tables, rosewood mirror
secrea bookcase Iced With ssiiu wood antique Rad gothic
reception chairs card and sofa tables rugs per
and mansl mirrors lace cartibs shades cornices Pssu
marble sst9et!es paintings musc poetry
superb real brnzes dresden french china snd
figures opsntngs by etneut artists original paung In
isnt SAVIOUR by egsne two superby painted landscape
scenes IN switzerland by Keche fruit and flowers Water
chairs OIL cloth stair rods 10 Bedrooms od
and mahogany dressing bureaus bedsesds wsshsnds
modes hair feather bets blankets s>ees bos
pows counterpsnes shaving stands Brussels csrpet
tsns toilet sets, clock mirror wsstrobes &c Dining
room walnut extension dining table arm chairs
lers traS and stand rich cut and engraved glass do
cAnters wines champagne fruit and stands ivory
handled table cutlery French china dinner silver
plated caster spoons forks &C., oval mirrors with gilt frames
Also q rosewood seven octave oianoforle
Richly carved fnahed all round naid With solid
fey made BY city meser rosewood stool and French cloth
cover muaic rack, books, &c.
F1he suctoneer would cali the psrisalar attsnupu Of
bis iepds public this SALE oog the largest and
rchest OF I'D furniture offered 81 auction
h all made order for the present owner AID 10 be
BUiTsRFIsID kUCs,oNEsR.-wM g. INaRa.
IA will soil this day. at l0 o'clock ut the store, No.
70 Bowery feAhsr beds, 10 double and sicg'e hair
Aho at II O'clock cask 65 gaons OF best csre wne IS
boxes boxes ies 10 hshnx poles and large invoice Of
jewery. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08
DRYANT6' MNsTRELs.
ID TWO GRAND PERfORMkNCEl.
AFTBRMOOR AND lvENfNG,
for the accommodation Of schools families and children
On ss.urday, July 9, 1850.

TIE ESSl NCE or OLD vIK0NNY.
Grand MATINEE, commencing at ~ O'Clock Pm
which occasion
HIS hONOR MAYOR TIgxANH.
TEE GOVERNORS OF TH1 ALM5HOU5E
and the RandRs Island Children will be present, Positively
the last night OF the Tickets Is oens
E'RANKLIN MUSEUM IE GRAND STREET, ONE
door from Broadway coolest pia.c OF Amusement
In the city, Strangers will observe thai there
TWO PERFORMANCES EvESY DAY,
commencing ut In the ate and evennR and
that this Is The only place where The
MODEL ARTIefBS
be consisting of of the women
tie world New tabeaux by
at each performance Also singing and dancing by
male Opera Troupe Remember twice day afternoon
g. every evening Admission cents;
Boxes Is CENTS Private boxes ST. Seats the stage 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08
NEW YORK HERALD,

HmfPan6.
TUE BHl1r'n sSD Eps TENS hsraioAs Az
rnos NAV YORK TO LIVERPOOL. .,..
FROM BOSTON TO ilyssrooi-
Chief cabin passage $40
se chips from ss,on cali al Irss1
f1asiA Cat Jsdsis: cssspA Gsr, , L s,,s,
AsoA saI, Itch soeu
ss1s stone ':s' s' ;sr %s.ss.s:y ?sE
Sus1r sa s ss w ws$sassaa Aug 10
x xsAht ysss sss so.,sa Ass
Berths no. secured until paid for.
THE sps be .ecoucsbls for gold.
s SIGNED AID
s's' FOR s6: 2s.Isse sys Green
" pssn line United States NAH sseamshos every frr
night SsTsss NsE xo. .Sd asxrs under % "a
oAhsr side each sAsrHaas "Wednesday :
SOUTHAMPTON sovrHAxrroS
vANpEnBnr L..s say july M %.sy Aas
o oeRns SsSs Ss:ssi; s.j Vs.;
These ssssuahps have Wsisstaght compartmspts Garry
sss Sss :.s s. s
s Of pss:sssp from Europe 70 America
b. ronRAN0E No Bowling Green. New York.
~ line viii c. Al ocri. Ireland 70 land letters AID pssson
Es s,ea% 70 LvepcS ealHs q Cork nd VI dysrase
n s1s 4 r,s .s ;sss
yds Su iron Screw ssssmssip; are intended fo
PROM NEW YoRk
SiIx 81 sS%6SaaisaTos... s:.S.Sa! Jul!
Al IL O'Clock nccn, from oier No 4 Nh -
Cabin from New York and Ii ssSI ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

TapOsrAfT SALE OF ELEG Ant FvRNITURE
worthy the attention OF parties In want OF superb and
fashionable urtare all Of which made I, order and will
IaIs Day. FRIDAY. At Ii O'CLOCK.
S su @ S he Suas sa
fo suits of rosewood paror furniture cover
elegant etegerss reception chairs vol
vet and tapestry carpets brocade and aco curtains French
cGosos: In hI wor two large French pier mir
costly br0pzes With and elegant collection of
marble china psior ornaments
mo Chandeliers marble groups Of various classical sub
peror extension table dining chairs buffet Rich French chlos
ruby cut glaze ivory and pearl cutlery Bohemian tea SETS
with everything adapted TO the dining room ChSmbars-
large hair actresses secretaries rosewood cloth
Pieces and volsire chairs roakers sofa bedsesds
cbevs glasses rosewood oak aud French cottage chsis
commod.s wsrdrobes tables walnut book oval
pain glass French engrav0Rs lounges oil
cloth marble top hall stand stair cares plated rods superb
variety Of elegant rosewood parior and chamber fun
ure not enumerated; also oak aud mahogany dining
.: perec! order having
made but four mouths No postpone account
w.B wEsTCOrr, auctioneer oslce i6s Broadway
aSILLER McEyiI.Y, AUcTIoNsERs- vALyABLE
M resl essts a. aucon by order of Supreme Court MIL
II aCEvIuy will tei Tuesday, July H. NJ IL o'clock,
ives, soustn and wooster steets Known No s
Lot 2sz75 valuable and desirable business
stand.
SsoDTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIrU ar
vi csrpets, &e:-JoBH r. KU&LEY, aucioneer. will Bel
saturday at O'Clock at 457 Canal street la-ge
BY order of FRArRLrG B8ow@, AIRY for motgagse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

& UDrICN NOfi0E-oHg kCSEwoo PARiOa SUIT
"A ooveredio crimson sod French broca'sl
estlnR CT tao Ate etel reception aud
mstaop back ss tcoet when 1850 will be sold for
S1 one psrlor sui. consisting Of seven pieces will be 80
furLrse carpets panDgs &c will be s,ld at sale
cheap for cash ADcly 1t he store l70 Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

T,oR SAVANNAH AND SOUTH AND soUrawEsr--
he american Atlantic Screw stssmship Com panys now
and elegant smehip EKESs1Un ~ W Powell ccmmsn
der vii leave pier Il NHth river Saturday July Att
ocl OK Z. "a Passsgs with
Montgomery. Albany, Atlanta Columbus Macon kugus.s
and principal psces IN FLORIDA at lowest rates Freih ton
seut per tco sree let's heavy goda tsse rs e
Insurance Que bait per cent Apply to II CEJAWaLL
co Sc west street. Ths Montgomery suocseGaoa sssaA
July is,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

SsoBTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIruaE
w csrpets, e-Jons f. HusLEl. sucioncsr will sell
OF honsth hold furciure, Carpets, ocoths ssgars &C.
BY order of FRANRLIE BRowy, AIRY for mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

METROPOLITAN THEATRE
III Mr. WALCOt's BENEFIT
. SATURDAY EvsNING. July 9.
when win be revived for the first time in six yeArs,
BLEAK HOUSE
dram affixed by Mr. j. Brougham for Wallacks theatre.
Nh. Walcot viii resume his original character of
EAR0LD SKlEPOLr
Seears Piake, Broueham Jordan. Holland pyoh, Mrs.
Vernon Miss Cannon Mas Ada Clifton and the whole Of the
compary viii appesr Also
EkW AND LAUSHABLE EXTRAVAGANZA.
Eorl scoku aHr nnan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

And various places Ia Florida
VIA SAVANNAH Ca
The AUGUSTA, Capt N u oodhuli, will leave on setnr
day, July ri from pier No North rivet Tickets
be had for the 20 oisg plecesare low an by
other nerrom New Yorx to Savannah Recommendations
SUPERIOR
New York Orleans $50 F5 Mobile ss5 Montgomery.
Ala $685. Atlantis Ga, Ssi albany Ca S7s sNolunbs, Ga,
S22 Msccp Ca $2l; Augusta, $2 Savannah, SIS.
SAMU Al Ia XifChlhl COX,
No Is Broadway.
The rioRIDs Capt Jpea, Crowen viii Sa leave
on Saturday July 10, at p N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

!, UCricE No5 ICE.-BURN HAMS FURNITURE Elk
q prfsg erd furf tare packing essbshmen Office Ill and
Vert Eleventh street betS Fifth and Sixth
Rch ho1eebod furniture descftpupn bored aud
shipped 10 81 psrss of the world Paroa mirrors oil paint
fngr china Slas sed and moved with the
Large horse tor the Of furniture to
She ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08
ENoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRs.
TIE uNTIp STATES MAIL sTEAHER ARAoo.

VIII leave for Gavre touching southampton 70 lsnd the
mails and Saturday July g. at IL O'Clock from
pier No 81 North river, foot Of Beach street
THIS ship has Eve water tight compartments eacions The
engines that Ia the event or collision ssadlpg
could reach them and the being free work. tins
safety OF The vessel and would be secured
Price OF passage 10 second cabin SIS and $50
Baggage no. wanted during the voyage should be sent
board the day before sailing, marked "be4ow"
In consequence Of the 10 introduce breadsus
INTO France free Of duty being withdrawn the Fulton and
kfago viii hereafter take such general freight be Of
tered W. g. pRAYTGN agent No. Broad way
BThe steamer Fulton VIII succeed tbs Arsgo and sad
"a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

UCIION EOrlCB-IMPORrANT TO BUILDERS AND
achniss by virtue Of 40 executions. ssred from the
Third Judcis ristric Court will sell this dav July 1884,
at II A. ct the corner OF thirty anh street and Seventh
front yard h1istrg CINE;
ss at 81 ard 81 West Thirty nub street. lot Of PLANK boards
circular and bench torse power and belng one
grind stone &c WIN. .ONE. }rona,byea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

4 UCTTUr NOTICE Oh ROE " EL.. IS NICHOLS AUG
"A t'oueer-S BY bxOwkE Il NICHOLS This day, Friday
July ut occch In front saesrooms IS street.
WO~DEhFUL JrVxNIiOS.
Edward narda valuable fricn double
TUNED carriage spr.g This spring f. eutirev
Erippe leaves roll together aud tracs each other
they In strength and ia hs ssvog OF Coz
cent poiat a,reneth Durability any
other In We vi sell shop rights 10
this foow,:To for the OF
locate il ~hse Of the United states he ch,ose
the prfvi eelJr the shos Union Aso " two
psrtnershp, tn, the OF shops. light wagon
fitted vitb these viii be the naleerosms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

4 UCIIoN NOTICE -GEO. wELLEs NIOHOLs, AUG
"A sr-By BROWNS &c OLS This day July At
O'Clock IN from. OF sassrooms IS Sassau street bro Nor
gan 16s bands high esn old sound and knd
arsned respect syfsh and driver;
the present snce $780, told only
couut o. his lesv wing the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

A UCSION NOTICE -GsO wELLEs NICHOLS, AUC
"A ttopeer. by B8OWNE NICHOLS This day, july s
a, one O'Clock IN FROM Of esesroomr IS Nassau street. aa
saddle horse ablfs and csntes under the saddle and
harness. good double single hocse any lady drive
him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

UCTios NoTICE.--ALARGE SALE CT HoU EuoLD
"A furniture "A hLBU ris aucf viii sell this lay
r6sy IT the private resdsnce 81 wes Eleventh street,
sxtb arsr ne hs fnrpur' OF family declining houseseep
rocstrs chsre tables bonk pets rugs arrori oil
patrttgs hrreaua bedateats wsabstands hair atesses
feather beds blsnse and dipiog md tables
glassware and also octave panoore sale
viii commence with large nent Of basement furnurs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

A UCTIoN NOTICE. THOs BELL AuCrIONEER, AND
"A W. s. 1HuMP 5ON.This day In tbs saesfooms Is East
Broadway at Ioz o'c'ock xocko millinery dry goois.
een,lemens cobD and tailoring g5ods fine jewery, waches
40 safety Judgment Pa snbrokers sale Of $50 os
of wearing sppsrel DC pledged Twelve month";
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

4 UCTION NOTICE-GEO. wELLE3 NICHOLS. AUC
"A uopeer-By BROWNE NICHOLS. This day, Ffifsy.S
July oolcct at saeooms rs NaSssu ltreet
seated rock second hant Watson seat
10 good order ak top city built doable agile
harness, &c &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

CTEAMsHIP VANDERBILT FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND
- HAVRx,
VIII sail from pier No s. North river New York precisely
at four O'Clock Saturday, July 16 With passengers
malls aud specie for Europe.
d. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green, N. Y.
Freisht At reduced rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

TOHN LAWSON, n1IoNega - Will SRI. At
suctitn tnis day at Il cok. nne colieciop OF oil
paintings at 293 Broad amongt pbih will be found
superb copy ct CNss voy.se OF Lfe sxt al copy OF
Br0heufd Horse F.r d. copy OF Mephsels Madonua SUI
uerb fruit pierre, lOx5O, original, by Ac NC Ths
lovers he fine arts Invited 20 attend this sle p
hlso 81 b., small lavoce OF bronze aguro,, sr-A cola
ytses. boAles. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

4 ssIGrEE's SIZE OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
a piece good &c A NJ. Caf3rALAh, auntionser viii
sell ibs dsr July g. at 10 O'Clock, at No 1853 8owery.
large and general sssortent OF FAIL winter epng and
rser clohng coneisns IN of plo, ,loh pershsm cas
alpaca frock asrt business end overcoas In
great variety sk sstn cloth amere inen valencia and
velvet OF various Wy and patterns: also cloths
cass'meres doetkiDr linens ss niox vsetiDg together
viii shirts drs ove-as cravas ties gloves hau5ker
chiefs, dc. BY order of u. MsJSa, Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LORD QUEaEAu's KAN
"A eeroo iuc for Melbourne Positively rst vessel 10 sail
The regular packet bark rX ss AyJes Commander, vii sa
for Melbourne 6rec. the latter OK July. The accOmois
tons % and second cabin passengers unsurpassed.
Yer freight pwssge apply board, pier " &c. orto
Mslbl.rH, LOxtP QUrREaU. los Wall street
rentp Lord 20 cons gneos In Melbourne.
DRDLCsD BATES FOR NORFOLK, 50; PETERSBURG
IN and. siobrScnd as The stss,nsi9 a&1SrOwH Capt
1bomss st1ne- vilsecevs freight foe the above phases
FRIDAY add ssurdsy per Is North river, aud leave
Saturday July g. Al O'Clock freight for Petersburg landed
City Ptint rspape. ss,eyoon iuelnded, Norfolk
duced 10 90 Annior Included
reduced 10 ~ 8sRia hfsy csnis esuA
IUpEAM a HEINNKEw, ll6 BcosdrA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-10
rr,ehtfu, Boiler Explosion.
FIVE PERSONS KILLED.


From the Augusta (Ga.) Dispatch Of Friday last
~ copy the following account Of fatal railroad dis.
neter:
About O'Clock on yesterday afternoon, the engine
r. Il. Elmore exploded Its boiler on the South Caro-
Nina Railroad, at the 70 mile post, IA miles this side
Of Branchville, instantly killing FIVE persons who
were on the engine.
The names Of the persons killed are King, the en-
Rjneer, and two Germans, fremen, one Of whose
names was Donnegan, the name of the other could
not learn and Mr.. L. N. Chitty and Mr.. Mitchell.
The two last named belonged to the regular freight
train, and the Emore was running on the schedule
10 take up dirt train at Aiken. They went back
TO converse with the men on the Gilmore and were
riding with them, short distance behind the freight
train when the boiler Of the Elmore exploded, killing
them oil.
Their bodies were horribly mutilated, and Gritty
was blown 100 yards One was dashed against a
sree, aud fragments Of their limbs and bodies were
found adhering to trees, and lying about in every
direction Their remains were gathered and sent on
TO Charleston, where all or nearly all of them have
families.
We learn that Mr.. King had been in the employ Of
she road for many years. As no one was left to tell
the sad story Of this truly horrible affair." our account
Of 1t day "a derived from the report OF II brought
By the train last night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-10

BUFFALO VS.. RocHEsrER.-The Rochester and
Buffalo papers keep up continual sparrng in regard
10 the merits of their respective towns. Recently
man named Adam Cook was convicted in Buffalo Of
. shocking crime, whereupon the Rochester papers
commented it at great length, stating that Buffalo
enjoyed a great pre.eminence in crime. To this a
Buffalo paper responds as follows:
Cook acknowledged his guilt in the matter spoken
OF, and confessed judgment as to the righteous
ness of his sentence. He was very penent, and the
chaplain of the penitentiary convinced that Cook
had something on bis mind which he had not CON y,
fessed. He was urged for day or two but be in
sisted that what he had on his mind worse than
anything he had confessed. He hoped they would
not insist. But the chaplain did insist and last night,
when all was dark and still, and dismal he poured
through the iron gratngs Of his cell, into the agon-
ized ear of the horrorstruck chaplain the fact that
he was born and brought up in Rochester. The
aighted priest with his fingers at his ears at this
announcement, fled along the corridors, away from
such contact and this morning the keeper of the
pententiary had written in large characters over the
door of Cooks cell-"No hope"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-10
OFFICE or TIE STATE AssAYKz, !
Is Boylstsn street, Boston, Eass.,

'' Jnns lssa
~. rL.-,... r... " A''s'
Assss ~ saa,.ov examined The ,ssep vb, hsv.
dear ST. nave .sS III scsn.n,sS En-, ~
u yosr Tor bunas Va
us ard .nnl,c.stou ara 10th novel and 70 far ny
knowledge extends Original u esals =
before kno-n having ~ oesn Ossso cn Sns' " ~
the mode you nave adopeo Wy - - -
chemical reactions which e az asa nIs Sssn
applied 70 the arts partly IN y ne
Su ou gecsu .xorssS
snd applying the heat resulting iTom .ee decom2omion
s9aesns gssses ~ tne igni.ea u @
ofled ana undef inc
peen impressed with the truly q you
nscntionS and the great PRACTICAL Oh Joei sPP
ea WS. .,ro.x h.,, h..r .,ov,v ,v.ne,ne
cne9csi engineers anfoaa nave oeen
o. proSsols gam Of neat gv,ng power om onig rss
. b.ih =, ~ se ~ ~, - se.
bulk Of the fuel in dry state BY means of your in
ventons.
or your nave bsen aaopsea m
OF your r1gni oy peleht an1 10 "
With your claims can resist me sv
m ; nm1so q me o. nvenon sppnea
An ~ ige Iios tne carney conception o. ne Ioe
@ " g. ne most sminsnt e1perts N tnis
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: IT IS AGAINST THE Law TO SWIM Docs ON SUNDAY
IN THE Frog PosD-Ths is not generally known,
and one Sabbath morning distinguished military
was reprimanded by policeman because he suffered
his dog to enter the water. ''There" said Dogberry
"don't you see the sign Dogs are not allotoed IN
the ,vater .slnday?'n Yes" responded the Colonel!
The policeman was confounded and it was not till
one OF the detectives pointed it out that he saw the
military mans Joke
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BAGASSE FURNACE

tits proper shosd here an Civil
by profession SUCH have had charge vafcs
ent constructions and works Subsequently srvsa
years Chic Examiner Of Patents 10 Il United sss Paut
Oe Washington and for the last yeas have beu
engaged Solicitor Of Patents In this city. oea cass
courts and constantly consulted questions Of ray
IN different inventions, and matters Of Infringement,
Ireman, sir, your very obcdisnt servant
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Chow is it," said gentleman to Sheridan, that
your name has not an attached to it? Your family
is Irish, and no doubt ustious." "No family has
better right to than our family said Sheridan,
"for we o,ce everybody"