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In this ci,v Nov y. by Rev Dr. Patton, MI Frederick
g. Macy to Miss Sarah b. daughter Of Charles W Dunn,
all Of thu city. -
In ms CIV Nov "a BIZ the Rev. DR.. Hsrdenbufgh, NJ r.
EDWARD Worth.nston. to Miss Jane Mara Shepard,
!augb1er of the luie John Shepsrd, all OF this city.
In thi, city Nov -. by the Rev. William NJ Sulweil'
Mr. William c. Hutton, Miss Penelope Earl all OF tls
In this city. Nov p, Edward w. Leggeu, TO Susan
Al Philadelphia Nov p Richard C. Crocheron, of Ca
haba Ala 10 AuTa Maria, eldest daughter OF VIM Geib'
formerly of this city.
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POLICE OFFICE.
Adiournea 10 Tue.day D.

FRIDAY, November &C.
TRuSc TO EFFECT AN ESTsAScr-A black fellow
naued John William. was arrested this morning. AT !
O'clock or attempting efec, entrance INTO the house
aicsaeI Birdsa No % rhompsoustreet, with intent
steal Mrs. Birdsa heard him a, the door and arouseo
asf huibsnd who oand the fellow there, but who wakeo
way rhen discovered. He was, however, gwen into me
custody ola wachman aud to-day sen, to PRISON al the
upse' Police Office
BREAKING IN DOoR.--A man named Jacob E'lenbers
ss N state Of inoxicstiOn on Tuesday night TO the
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sft:SOgs aGEi4's
EARENI ELL GONG K'E-ll

the wishes Of number of gentlemen OF this city
addressed him gnor John Nage has the honor 10 an
nounce that he intends giving Grand Vocal aud n'ru
mental Concert previous to his departure, on THURS
DAY EVENING, December ;. at the City Hotel assisted
BY the following eminent artists:
Mr.. SUTTON.
Mr.. SCHARFENBERG-Sol on the Piano Forte who
has kindly volunteered his services.
MIR. L. e. NIL. Leader of the Qusrtette.
Mr.. III. TIAlM. ~ho wtii preside At she Pisno Forte
Tickets Oas Dollar each to be had al the principal mu
sic stores anA at the loor the evening Of performance
Doors open at O'Clock; TO commence ate O'Clock pre-
ri..lv MO 6t
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CoRoNER,s OFFICE.

r n.
The Coron.r to-day held inquest at the house Of
Frederick Wolf No. 500 Pesrl-sueet, on the body Of
Louisa Wolf aged months daughter of Elizabeth shue
who had been feeble from birth, left by its mother
on Thursday morning she went out 10 service IN the
care of Elizabeth off but the child died ociock this
manning Verdict-Died Of marssnus.
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CODEY,s E4ADY,S BOOK. Office 50
u BOWERY -Godey's Ladys Book and LADIES'
tm.ncau Magazine, Edited by Mrs Sarah j. Hale aud
Hrs. Lydia ii. Sgcurney
Contents OF the December Number VOL ~:
The Scotch Pedlar by Prof w. J. Walter
The Fathers Return, by the same.
Good Night, by the same.
Rank and Fashion the Countess in spite Of HERSELF
by Mrs r.. c. Embury.
Ohio visconti or the Bridal Present, by Pref T. In
graham.
The Glad Retreat by f. &. Squior.
The BHrteriv. by Mrs L Sigourney.
The Double Picture, by P,iny Earle NJ d.
Tie Widows Story. by X Shelton Mckenzie, l.. l.. D.
Loeb Iononi, by Mrs l.. IL Sigourney.
The Court of King Ohio, by Prof. Perdicaris.
Tbs Sailor by Mlss G. F. Orpe.
Prayer at the Has, Head by Mrs F.. c. Stedman.
Youthful Old Age, by l.. Fitzgerald Tasisuo
Ske ches from nu unpublished Poem by T.. Mcclure.
Sweethearts and Wives, by L. ID Arthur.
The Poetry OF Childhood, by Miss c. l.. Brooke
The Happy Day by Epes Sargent
The Seconi Husband, by Grs. f.. Benners.
The Bird OF Paradise by J. r. Knight.
The Brothers, Domestic Tale, by Miss Meets 81. Dun
can.
The Rainbow OF the Soul by Mrs. Frances S. Osgo0d
Evenings at aFriend's, by Mrs. sarah r.. Farley.
Song OF the SeasgD, Wy ME- Sarah J. ha!s.
Lines, by James Aldrich.
LeouiIla LyDmore, by Miss f. Leslie
Winter Sunset.
Music, Bird Of the Gentle Wing by Bliss Augusta
Browne
Music, Do.t Thou idly ask to Hear by J. E. Burt;
publi,her,' Notice Editors Table Editors Book Table;
EMBELLISHMENTS:
The Scotch Pedlar, by Wkie engraved by A. l.. Dick
brede.
Good Night engraved by Humphreys.
Terms 50 90 per annum IN advance or IS cents SIN
gle number Published onhy, delivered III any part Of
th- city sn1 Brooklyn aud sent by mail TO all paris oil
ne n9 Sa az. states '"' ISRAEL POST SO Bowery
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COURT OF sE sSIoNS.

FRIpAY Nov. 70, lS4l.
At tho opening OF the COur, today motion OF Joseph
C. Hart Esq James Edward Beers and Barnabas Bates
EQurss, were duly admitted practice councillors oil
,h. Court During the term, Allen n Snlien, Esq was
Aio admitted 10 practice a. counsellor III this Court
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lsw Of Ohio.

TIE SYRACUSE ExPLosIoN.-We understand
That several persons have commenced suits agans,
Malcolm & Hudson, for injuries TO person and
property by the late explosion at Syracuse. One
ra.e has been tried in Justices Court, but the
ury being unable to agree, it was adjourned by
consent OF parties. Two or three others have been
commenced in the Court of Common Pleas, but
have not yet come to issue. The general impress
sion is that the defendants arc liable.
Onondaga Standard.
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Second Board
Commercial and uouey Matters.

FTILHy, 7. VI
The sales at the Brokers Board very large today
bu, generally decline in prices. Delaware q Hudson
declined per cent Mechanics Banking Association l.,
Farmer Trust J. Canton Co /, Stonington !. OfHarlem
about 1900 shares sold, closing l1I improve
of per Mohawk Improved per cent.
In Stocks the sales reached about $4,000. In
dinna Bonds declined per cent; Illinois Sizes ].
.,c ooo e, H; c,.,; pi u
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CHEAP FRENCH CALICOES.
G.. w. MUIR 81 Co, 3l5 Brondwn,

cd House beo~ Leonard st have rcceve from auction
this day. three of beautiful yard wide Fren Cali
Goes, the remarkably low price of Is o. per yard
Also, 10 cases very best yard wide English Gnghams
for . per yard, usually sold At IS.
Likewise, 200 rich Plush Crayat. all the fashionable
coIors, only >. ti esch.
Also, Blankets, Fl,ruels shasl. silks, Merinos and
ready rnnde Closks, equnlly low. me- lwis'
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ALBANY Evening Journal.

BANK OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-Judge Este OF
the Superior Court at Cincinnati has decided in
the case of the Bank of the United States for the
use of j. Dundas ct al VS.. Fowler & Shoenborger,
tina, the tender of the United Sia'es Bank notes
was not legal payment of the debt under the
lsr Of Ohio
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CLOTHING.

u The balance of wholesale stock Of Winter Cloth
ng viii be sold retail for few weeks only at ssch
rces rs will save the purchasers from 50 to 80 on
s9lt. An
Beaver Pilot Cloth aud Flushing ,overeoats from sat
10 SIS.
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Winter Frocks from to ga
Black Blue aud Olive Dress aud Frock Goats from 81
o $40.
&c. sc.
pa2 2si. No. 10 Ccdsr-street, up stairs.
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McLEoD.-We learn that this individual is again
in trouble. having been arrested or caPas at Nj
s,sra for his defalcations in Canada. Buff. Com.
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ISRAEL POST. - Bovery.

Iarg AND SEE-rhe subscriber wishing TO
y reduce hs large ri Fall Goods, offers great
bargains TO all purchase for cash. he menticns
only SNAIL part of what the customers VIII hnd oy cali
inc VIZ: Black blue black and coored SILK NeTet',
very cheap dark Frsuch Neriuoes from % 10 Is per
ward blue black and colorst Silk, dected Bargains
he LANES from - to Is. large aud beuuiiui as-o'-
mon, If Fail Ribbo.. is now offered close the
Fail r bbon trade.
poa't mistake the number, 272 Rleecksr-st
20 q" DAN'L f. T9OKER.
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HARDWARE AND WOODWARD.

". j. JAMESON, a55 and 255i GREEswrcH-srREEr.
IL ITCHEN FURNITURE in all its varities, consist
Ming of Hardware, WOODWARD, Tinware and Willow.
uare kept constantly hand, Of tho bos qualities at
.ery low prices suit tho times Those who would wish
purchase articles OF the abovs kind Will find TO their
,dyantagc by calling before purchasing clsew here
n. b. A large assortment of Plant Stands ana luo'
Vt various patterns and sizes. ,,,.o,,
n1 Inns W. q ). JAmiooN-
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sR LOS,

DR. LARDNERS LECTURES.
On Monday goth .ovemb-r and Thursday, ID December
PL4NETS IND COMETS,
Illustrated rs LARGE rRAx-rNRENciEs The mod m Tel
copc Di.covcfcs respecting thsse bodies will Be eH
piaiaed.
To open : and TO commence at - o'clock
Tickets ST. admitt,Eg gcRtcnSD and tw o ladies' SIN
Gle tickets 81 ceut.. Young pcr.ols nall price
Principals schools DESTROYS OF attending these Lecture
wiki their pupils. may obtain falues by application To
d.. Lardner- ne ~
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AUCTION GOODS.
SUIT TON 81 RUN He 4,

NpriHH-stTfflt
A RE now Offering to their customers large selection
~ of Fall and Winter Dry Goods OF new styles at
prices which they think will the views Of any that
NAV give item a call They nave
BROADCLOTHS, Cassmeres and Nestngs, from auc
FLANSELS of English, Welsh, and American make,
very cheap
M1RlNOS of English, German and French, just from
auction
BOMB4ZINES OF black and blue black do do do.
SILKS, black blae black aud coorcd, superior style
and tariff.
BONNET SILKS of Chcne, watered corded, changea-
ble and other styles Of them quite new and selling
very cheap Minsrs will do well TO call Is they can
purchase whoesae prices.
RIBBONS. RIBBONS. of Ch.ne, striped, shaded plaid
aud watercd for onnet and caps at much lover prices
than IN the early part Of the season.
FRENCH PRINTS of new styles, at Is ID l cd Is Cd,
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS at very
duced prices. Also Domestic Goods OF all kinds, from
the f,c;ores IN the country. and at factory prices
HOSIERY. Gloves Mitts. SC in hmo.t endless varic-
~ snd STYLE with almost every other article OF fancy and
siapIc Goods the line and prices that truly dcsi
rable.
MAZARINE Blue Velvets and Hernoes.
~ b. But one price and 10 deception NJ WIS
i;UDsON 2TREET CHEAP DRY GOODS
/ STORE-NEW GOOOS-Thc Cheap Store has
lust received new and beautiful assortment Of Goods
which are open for the inspection OF the ladies' OF
the city and also no make their pur-
chases st this more advantageous terms tban
auv other store in the city ~ Hudson ST.
The goods consist Of style of DE LANES, Chine
patterns, very handsome low price Real Welch
Fauncls both single and double widths of the very best
quality and very cheap.
large assortment of Neriaoes of the fashionable
coors and of superb quality cheaper than were ever
offered before.
Vcvcs the largest assortment in the CITY, five different
shades of blue black, and five different prices Also Ma
ROOFS purple, browns, .me blne AID all oiher CO.
Iors &c These the cheape. Nelyes ever offered IN
the city, Linen Cambria kfs. at extraordinary low
prices NIL linen - splendid article of Embroidery
for evening aud ball dresses g. at 20 Hudson St nh I'm
SPLENDID PARIS CEOAhS.-G. W.
- MUIR * CO. 3ij Broadway, Oh house below Leon
ard ST. respectfully the arrival of large supply
of ladies' Clolks, comprising NIL nevs designs men
have been received for the fashions Of ls The maeii-
a and workmanship OF the best descriptions aud The
urice, are much What the article can be made
TO: here by ladies buying the materials.
Sunerfine Thibet Merino Maniles in ell shades.
Elegant Silk aud Sah Cloa.s ia great variety lined
through with Silk and trimmed with the richest
Velvet, &c.
few Carriage Cloaks, OF an entirely new material,
ombre striped Saxony Cloth, to be had only OF IT,
w. NJ & Co.
Superb Velvet Clocks of the rchc-; Genoa Velvet TIA
ishcd In the most elegant manner AMI newest mod.
ALSO,
Splendid Velvet Plum and Embossed shaVls and Man
Chenc Silk aud Satin Long shawl> sc. sc.
MS 2weod-'
ID, Ion Il
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LAWYERS DIARY.

CALENDAR OF CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-This Jay
Notes December Term superior Court (TrialD
Lat day of Term Superior Coarr.
3 There will be TWO Juries en- Monday. The Cal
tdars will be duly announced in Monday morning
Tribune.
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rna.E WAYERa.EY NOVELs, cOmpIete

for Five Dolars.-Just published the 25th No. OF the
Waverlsy Novels, which completes the edition OF SIR
Walter SCOTS Waverey Novel;. revised edition. WIN
the authof latest corrections and additions, with hand
some Portral, of :he author from the orlsna picture
nos In the possession of Mr.. Murray This edsn OF the
Waverlcy Novels j complete copy from he Edinburgh
edition. whch sells for So 1t offered for Five
D' .s7 s, - ISRAEL POST - Bovery.
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SGATE AND MARBLE BED BILLlAR
- TABLES wish both Iron and Mahogany Frames, over
the Cnmax Eating Rooms No. II Ann Il and ~ fuioi
st., TAe greatest and best rtment Of Table With a.
tho European improvements. 10 full operation Buy
crs ana PLAYERS nvits cal and try thcn mis- II IN
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SpI-ENDTD PARIS Ce.OAssS.-G. v

BENNINGTON, Buffalo Washington oiesn aud
ID Red Back Money Ill the Banks IN this state taken
Al par at AL Grccnwch-s near Canal i'r 'Io'
c,s.,meres Ve.ungs Flannel. &C. At the lowest cash
49, n26 wi-'
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CTIoN SALES.
by Y. DRArEg \,
Store 81 WtIifGm-Street. corx-r OF Ptac-strsss
WEDNESDAY. Del

Store 81 WiIifGm-Street, cors>T OF FtEc-strsss
WEDNESDAY Dsel
A, 10 o'clock. At the Msrehsnts's Exchange
Bosps-one Million Dollar. OF Bonds OF tie Ohio Life
and Trust Company, 10 purchasers having
about IS years run bearing interest OF per cent
per payab. semi annually the city ON York
FRIDAY. December Il,
At O'Clock az The Merchants Exchange.
For farther particulars advertisement signed R.
NJ & : (. Blstchford.
Also bond and mortgage for $1,000 upon very Sss
lble FARM with large dwelling and out house. etc in Hs
,ersts~ Rocklsnd County. Ne~-York. payable il
wears with per interest and having additional
rity attached thereto. will be exercised at the time
ii sale SAID Fsrn considered worth i've times the
amount of the mortgage
FORTY five thousand dollars of the Bonds OF the original
Stockholders OF the New Brighton Assocation en- which
acre is now due abost the sum OF SS4o W.; ne pay
eut OF which secured by upon aii me re-
naming of SAID association.
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A NJ U Sc Me n L 5.
BOwERX AmPHITHEATRE,


yIIHIS EVENING November p. the performances all!
L commence with the grand Chinese Enuee
lsuchab Comic Duy, by Mr.. Nathans.
Followed by the graceful Equestrian Exercises Q! 'ne
Youthful Here Master e. Buckley, GA single Horse au'-
Ing wrich he VII execute many wonderful leaps o'.'
g-rters, Canvas. &c showing dexterity aad SIGNIFY
truly astonishing to every beholdeT
Highland Fling BY Mr. Archer
Mr.. J. Buckley will his characteristic act OF
Half o. arbosrd ard Siarbosrt IS Groe
Master H. Rivers will exhibit MS wonderful effort or
the Enchanted Ladder. called the World Turned Upside
Dow AID conclude by h:ins brace efpstos While OIL
ghe pole.
nr Peut!and iil Introduce an Astonishing performance
illustrating the difficult and pleasing feats OF Indian Jug
pleTs.
The Downeaster. Visit 10 the Shaw. ~ Ms Archer III
sh.ca ne vail introduce m,uy unequaled ess Of Horse
Fests Of Gymnastics by the celebrated Rivers Family
The Orchestra Is fall aad effective Leader Mr. Rogers
Grand rria Skill upon TIE spring board BY the xhoe
company. IN which Mr. Mcfarland. the wonder OF the
world and the grsaiet vauer Of the universe VIII ske
his appearance. THIS extraordinary has succeeded
II turning more Somersets than any other person living
The mole conclude With the comic slerpece of the
German Farmer.
Doors open at quarter past o'clock, Performance
commences nt
Boxes 80 cent. Pt2 ceats. ns5 81
MR.. Es sAH An,S SACRED CON-
IA CERT, Tie splendid e'othio Rooms, dat. Ma
SONIC Hall Saturday the 27th of Nov al o'clock.
Part I.
Selections from Iiaudels Oratorio OF the Messiah.
Recitation. -C0Afort yc my People.
Ar. Every Valley.
Pastoral symphony.
Recitation. There Shepherds.
Ar....He shall Feed M Flock
Recitation Thy Rebuke bath broken his hear.
Air. Behold and SEE.
Recitation 90 lie that dueIleth in Heaven.
Ar..--Thou shalt dash them pieces
Ar 6now that my RedccRer iiveil.
Part II.
Jepthah'. Reelection on his rash Vow.
Recitation. u cper a-d deeper TIL.
Att. Wa her Angels throu6h the Skies. Handel
Recitation From tse Orlterip OF Judas Mac
cabeus-My Arms against this Georgiss will
Eo------- hAh-'l'
Air Saun,l and alarm.
Air. Rocked Ia the cradle OF the deep. hnight-
Judgement Hymn. bY Martin Luther.
q God hat do and hear
Tickets y each. n26 y
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

SAILED YESTERDAY.
Ships Treuton, New Orleans; Alabamiau, 90; brig &
Lamar, Savannah.
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DEERs,s AMERICAN COUGH CA,lDY-
Tsis eparati,G offered to the Pubic a.
fible cure for ali the diseases OF Human fe neither
u posed Of great number of preteped rare foreign
yegetasss whose virtues kDov,n only TO favored
fes but 1t Is a compound mostly OF simple vegetables
winch grow SOIL znd is With confidence offered
the Public the best .emedy before iairodaoso
for Cosgbs, Colds Hoarseness, &c.
Warranted in all cases afford reliet -, osr
Manufactured and sold by THOs. 2; PEERS, no 80
Broadway between Warren and Chambers '"' III LIAM
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Arrived Yrs1rRnAr:

ARRIVED YESTERDAY:
Brig Sela Hatch, New Bedford, in ballast.
Schr Caspian. syan, Bath, with granite.
Schr T K Benton. Francis, II days I'm 81 Marks with
ottoG " " Pratt.
Schr Helen, Mania Plymouth, Mass with fish.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY:

CLEARED YESTERDAY:
Ship Newark Mervs. Savannah. DunhsR & Dlmon.
Bark Nsshau, Perry. Gibraltar, e F & l. Darby
Brig Diploma Fly, s, Harys, ia, Nesmith & Leeds.
Schr Imperial. Read, Dar;en, Ga x Demi'; COrnet
Miner, Indian Key and Icy West, Jno Ogden; Sea Bird
OBJ Grant ST Johns, 6, joins. n Dunscombs Il Beck
with.
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DVFFA1-0 MONEY 1T PAR.-The

scrlbers will take Bualo Money at par. without any
addition TO former prices for their we'll selected stock OF
Dry Goods consisting in part Of Silks SILK. Brochc and
Cashmere Shswls. Merinos Taglonls, Bombasn', vel
vcts Flanuels Cloths CaSslmeres, Print, &c.
o9o # GERARD Il KIINCK, l67 Spring ST.
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CLIMAX EATING HOU Sc,
non IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION,
No. Il9 Futon / extending Annst. clear through
from Street TO Street,
II q A. L L

From Gaiignaui's Messenger French Paper Noo le37
nuuaer, llrulic Str-p. TINS article aa' been eXten
.iyely used thrCush England, America and no les
here II implf,, keen and smooth edge lar
ECKER. and with certainty, than any other article
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t real this cl;y Farm OF ~ acres
MN 3 Dwelling Houses and suitasS out buildings IN
good repair. OF the no1ses nt for the residence Oh
h.s,thv with f.cllitie for communication WIKI the ci.
four line. daily The soil ,na subsoil very good 10
acres in good wosd. Also. fine variety Of iruit wen
~ sun,rior water and small uniaiiine stream rsns
hrorrh tae centre of Farm supplying nearly every
5ed ard sufcsxi for horse water pc Fer the ioanda
nom for the dam and entertainments Necessary being al
80 MT 3tAwlm'
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|.YDEN,s pRErIlJIa sThEg. PENS

Ess DEN'p z N u = II II n = "
II the late Far of the American Institute a silver
N Medll was awarded Josiah Hayden, for ms supe-
rior Amsricaa Pens Il IS now cancelled that haytea'
pms soaal 10 he best and better Of those
Imported The price much les, and ,se trade mad
geons to deal IN Consumers also will mad
ihs quality equal TO their expeciaton'' oE sale 10 me
trade by tDN J. E,>p lLl-st ~
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OVERCOATS AND CLOAkS.
, m 1HH1uAA HnG1IS 23l RroadMnY.

At WYMAN,s RO0MS, 235 Broadway, up
A stairs large assortment Of superior ready MADE
Oyercoats Cloaks and Winter Frocks which will be sold
# retuced prices Aloa large assortment OF OyercOat
Cloth, and French fancy Doekns for pants, which VIII
MADE into Garments bargains Gentlemen are nv
ed 10 call and examine stock of Goods and style Of
nvcrcna,s MO lms
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May 10, ls-7. VALENTINE noi L.,
Sanndsr.', ,zor Sirop With is iear sides comonss
,dir,v an In. requisites 10 sharpen and SET razor
sitb fac and smooth edseli = real comfort 70 pos
- JAMES TALLMADGE.
e S,aoier, InvenIor, and sold by &. Saunders Son,
,,. - p 80 - - at SITS.
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Ncw-York Cash Tailoring Estnbiishmeut
10 E,,l.n,,. s.reet pesr Broadway.

Can be found at the
Srv.Yor,s Cash Tailoring Embellishments,
rl1 Ful;on-s,reet. near Broadway,
Where particular attention is paid to cutting Pants IN
any style may ~sh and mace al the sRor
A great variety et diamond Nne anu Bond
rset Beavers for Oycrcoats made order, IN style
ed By none and a, prizes to the
cal Also our usual fll assortment Of Westof England
,nd French Cloths together with the "ooea 'e!ve's'
,ashmeres Brocade and s,her Silks for 'estlne' com
prises as full be found IN the city.
Strict puuctuality observed in filing orders Cash on
!elivery and no abatement IN prices.
R-Those persons in want of 4 good and fa'hlonahe
Ovcrcoat At moderate price invited to call ana On"
mime style and quality before purchasing ei'e"netc'
= Nr Gavlsrd gives his whole the cutting de-
,artmen, whose name Is guaranty for hrst-rate
$, o4 If &c. BOOTH. Agent.
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w ANTE D.-Tro smar; lads from 10 TO 10 years
w of age 20 oferraGds AID learn the Dry Geeds bu
sin.fs. Apply, between aud IN the evening at
RI b. G. w. MUIR u cos 345 Broadway.
WANTED, in a Retail Dry Goods Store, young
w mfn Tho ms know ledge Of the business Apply
at 405 Broadway. from IL. AZ II
4 YOUR v no has been two years II az Attorney
"A Otfice and tho writes excellent hand Is d.
rous OF situation IN similar capacity Apply to A. B.
ny leuer) 1861 West RroadEay. n. II
ILLUSIONS INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. 5rl't Pearl strr ct Broadwzv nl6 Inns
yOHN 1gcCABE s. Co.'S INTELLiGENCE
u OFFICE. 99 Nassau-st
REFERENCES Hon. VI. H. tirnnell II. Brevoort, Esq,
" Irving. Prot. Renwick. NIB In
poems TO LET in a private flmily in the VI
entity Of Nbl1s with without board. 4 note iefi
al the Office of this paper. addressed c. E Will be
promptly attended Terms moderate. References
gwen ard required. F26 81
- TO LET-A large three story dwelling House.
Ii No. II Hudson-st Is occupied boarding. house
he proprietor will take the soard. Immediate
possession given. Inquire above. M 81
IO LET.-A large and elegant room and snail
attached in the second sto-y front, of No -
Broadway. Fixture. re had ~i;h it NIllesers ana
dre. mixers would se we to look to TINS opportunity
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