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Foreign Importations,

LvERPooL-SAio South~rne,-loa bar. iron 3eks Croker
%dls I $ Tncmp ,. %o Hs'e g@esei' HC;sssias s sGi- -%sss at:
! J ssymo1s-la crates w .haqncey-! bales D Li4sseyI,:a
cos DO v 3 WesdIe :on~io7 cr.ts.ei <. B Mamf5ri.
csk siin. Robbers { Bset sD~1O Z crates stts s ess WS a C S%m
eey.2 bales Gorton, Hodges 9 co.'s bates Smith. Thurr.r &
co csi ) bale. VIII Z c iasl oss' t % sG ps IRON IRON y J + %isss ! co
ms crate. IS cks II Harris-i by A simps,n-iOs tous kR
"i M1v. Ses;' es 81 SioUissr 70 ps C,se 4 s p.rro,-s J C x...r
- Carpn,ier& vilsje-, James Becker 4 co-2P Mprray-i
Rsiisc oiisrd%Ss @%e DS Saisim rs ons wt s4es@. IL, sSes1 Il
Hsnnsauin-s Bo,cesp : Ra,eh-I Godfrey, Weber 4 CO, Phi.
E V schmidt so-s / S$ohasSl IN SH 'MSaissrHi WIN
G Eod1sns : H eo.i p 4 s.ssdlI r s + wni,;s shiFG Gsis 4 s Roger. +
f FIVE i ip %abist seIl w E S' sSl ! I f fson E @s.i1 8 h / nsp { O.
w W l 2 s i Peter Baya1Ss1l Cha faysn & COS Bsilly,
Wsd.worth & co-sF BeTtesS-ioH az Isoub.,%"I 4 ccssseIli..
s lie B,eton-i de n ,uboug-i Lscha'se 4 Foushe-l E
coTs CT HeysI1Gac Lar;.e,.iCF Pleissf-a Lu's FItIs
K.n.dSs:sHs ssq5r S' d'i,srno Ss I e 1s-ll ya a:aais Sou Sou.
icy ran X Pe.Is.la DsbGi., Jaco' s so.a F R M,yeIHA &
!srJiW WI S5ss:,%.r So i Puis$SinsLL1s .siaIia, Iso p
+ CKhay:ssIssJA vS;,p Sso-S Bcarfy dItyss?nol. { eos
Lqe;shigt i wiseadonei.a vs!saiin"i Boisesa { Rssch
aaJ M 0posahe,m & col Mesks, PLae & co-i Alters & CO.,
l ssl';% sSis., c { Il Sss9 so-'s = ) B i M kSna's ses-io yq # + S. + ia
; .;. Hsi { e,ys : g ;0 z . Tt, J%Ssr y pim6Mann,H sI1n de- 4 sd 10,
ar FreIes-ia / oeschiek & Wisendones- Kessier 1 col G
s Ss.ip Lia anibsGN VET yt.lFi \ fGsT GsTnss = 4' W Fe dis c afaird ps a
rs s col 4 T Stewart : col HCsdr,ey, Iheips 6 eo-a 4
ssr.on 4 CO. sost.n,a Il EssheJ-sH RodmerJI-I Russell
rH.ynsTshipc has carrqgI!7-so Dbl. IS s1t. J Rms.t-s2 cs
2 z q e Jsyjllisr SspEs i Atnnsaan-Is HePi:eher 1 Coster
~ ckS Sat DktS 10 order.
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married.
On the 20th instant, by the Rev. Felix Varela, PABLO
DuANY, of st. Jsgo de Cuba, to MARY FRANCIS, daughter
of John &. Timmlns. ESQ. &C
On Tuesday evening, 10th inst, by Alderman Will
liams, Hull CLARK, to Miss ASN NJ. CoRsr, all Of this
city.
Died.
18th instant, at WILLIAMSBURG, N. e., ROBERT AMBER.
SON, son OF VIM. Anderson, and son in law Of Jas. Gamer
on, of this city.
10Th instant, after a short and severe illness, JAMES
srRwARr, youngest son of James s. and Susan Dickson,
aged one year and nine days.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the
foot of Jerolomon street, South ferry, Brooklyn, without
further invitation.
Tuesday morning, 10Th instant, at Flat Bush L. l., Of
apoplexy, JOHN FRASxLIS, aged 90 years, formerly Of
New York.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at.
tend his funeral, tomorrow afternoon, at4 O'Clock. Car.
riages will be In waiting at the Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn,
at 3 o'clock.
On Wednesday, goth instant, JAMES FLAsreAy, in the
59th year ofhis age.
His friends and acquaintance, with those of his sons
Richardson and Robert Flanagan, are respectfully invi
ted to attend his funeral, to msrrow afternoon, at three
o'clock, from his late residence, South Second street,
williamsburg L. l., without further invitation.
10Th instant, Mrs. HESTER ALLsror, widow Of the late
Thomas Allston.
Her friends and scquaintances are invited to attend her
funeral, this afternoon. at O'Clock, from Nc: 9 Pitt r:
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their credit in foreign Countries The prices here VIII
however, for q time, be regulated in q great measure oy
those quoted in the United States which Will, We sPPre-
bend, much depend on the state Of your money market.
payments. u. g. Bank shares have been in moderate
demand at 22s p~ertshare.
Most ofthe L .gislatures OF the.indeoted States have
adjourned without doing any thing towards paying their
debts, but most OF theml have compelled the resump-
ton oftheir respective banks at a specih'd time, which
is a great movement towards, restoring trade. Those Of
Ohio resumed on the 4,h.o March last, after the failure
of banks whose collective capital amounts to 81 ,s76, 100
The following is a table Iof the banks of Ohio for
March, as compared with Jan. 1912.
BAsKs OF Ono
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II THOMAS EEL.
(StsresNos.Ss .Aaa and fis FShsnst rssb.)

ThOhSDAf,
A'i'' ''s''e'' at the A ,..ss : ssSs' Hotel Ss f'' fr'''s''' near the
.,a sa {. S s. ssTs .u pc .ssos waas.a, as h 's : Sssn esia' ed e. the pub
Ic No. s~me time. Can be examined with regular catalogue
AIso-A large lot OF second hand and new furniture Of all de-
At No, Is Ann street the former store of the Episcopal press
and BRUSSELS e sgisIs% ras,' ehi1a cut s sisss p %assr wa arc a SpiisS
1Gr'es 2 beautiful fine so'in damask eouches. sofas, mahogany
AlsoIIs first rate sofa; 8 dSz Larlor chairs, otto%,ns and
FRIDAY,
ws ssls 81 j oss GSo Ioud sdo's siafi;., i, sss.i% aS4 pledged S..s !, aT Jdd...
Also-At q, o'clock, atisr Nassau street,
decks, sc. -
At iol o'clock, IN the safes r rooms,
Large sale Of splendid fpsoi,nrs of all Exemptions.
cloth. all hind; Of psr,or, dining room and bed room furniture
i t.s , : r i''%s.ei; s'ia cotiaSss s siss:.. s' risa ssG ig s'sssS 's Sis; cutlery la% e
bed and table lined, and h,%ssses9,Ts articles generally.
~ AtSs7i Broadway,
At SIS Beseman street,
s,dieIy: Harness, Seattle O'Clock, At a,s Broadway; corner
city made saddles. Also coach and single harness in greatva'
The public will please notice the above articles are all of the
well known and approved manufacture of Geo Derrick. The
best materials and "0F %~fpSR.sDAv.
Il No. 81 Courtlandt street.
THURSDAY,
Al lt ocIT6k at 2Os GreenwICh 81, near Barclay.
Furniture Sale-The entire furniture of a genteel boarding
house.
A NC ZION NOllCE-RIELL 4 will
"A sell on Thursdsy morning. April 2lst. a. 10Y oclock, at
No. % Mercer street, good and substantial furniture. beds. bed.
ding, erockery, glass ware. sc. SC, worthy the attention of
houstkeepers and others.
Catalogues on morning of ssle. a2o2tr
A UCTION NOTICES. endid Fiendid Furniture sale, on
a Thursday, ct ioa o,cIo' /; in the large store, No. 80,
Broadway, near the Ans ri an Hotel. will be sold without re-
serve, an entire splendid stock of Cal inet Furniture the pro.
pertv Of one of our very first manufac turers, retiring from TIVE
business, and comprising drt ssiDg bureaus, washstands. ward
robes, French bedsieads, centre tables. sldeboards, book cases,
ottemans, dining tables, hat stands, sofas and couches. card
table,, ladies work tables.
Also-Tw o piano fortes ofsuperior quality. The whole will
be positively sold without reserve No reinforcement on ac.
count OF the weather. The goods can be examined one day
previous 10 the sale, when catalogues will be ready.
ais 4r THUS. BELL. Auctioneer.
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Passengers Sailed,

LIvshrooL1pscke ship New York-Ashtel smith, Texiar
Nlnst.ri X Tenlon, Texan Secretary Of Leeationi james
savage, Bo,, nj DAM sey mour, NYcrk; Rev w q JACKSON
\ ; navy, Virgins; Lady N.sbit, and sssvsnt Mis-: wiisoa
, wis: Miss Gssrsisna ,Roe,D.on, Ms. sogsia kOD hm
sheriff j., Canada; Julius Cstlin, Hartford; X Lambert. Chs
,np; Theodore Krimm, st Louis, Mo; J Newbery Boschstii
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Passengers Arrived.

HAynEEPack ship y Nicoias-w~s shirgton J Newton, Jno
Vowi'r, Frsdt kusch, Joseph Maxxin,-3si in the steersge, :.
HAvnEIPsekst ship ChaIle' Carroll-Edw des Couri,:, +
.,Ts'rs1esrlc' Psr.; NJ 2 WIN Lee, Miss MsIgars, Lee. Mas
wL.hss Master James c Lohs.. Master Fredk A Lohse, and
LIvERfooL-Ship Southerner-S Hyde, d McTarrish. Miss
steerage
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City Despatch Post.

40 WILLIAM STREET.
PRINcIrAL OFrIcE-Letters deposited before halfPast
I, ~half-papt IL, and half past 3 O'Clock, will be sent out for
delivery at 9, l and 4 O'Clock.
BRANCH OF~FcEs.-Letters deposited before 7, IL and Q
oelock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, I and O'Clock.
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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State of Trade.

Business generally seems to be q little more brisk.
AsHEs-since our last, about $50 bbls. of pearls have been
taken at SIS 50. CorToN-The market still remains quiet.
FLoUR-We have no change to notice further than that
Canal can now be had at So 25, which is a decline. A
the Tea sale to day, there was a fair attendance of the
trade, and prices in some cases were decidedly higher
than at the last. Nearly all the lots were sold. The
results we're as follows:-
Terms-Notes at 8 months, payable in this city, to be made
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Park THEATRE.
THIS EvENINo, np. & a Mr. sa p.rfor ~ sS win soun.u..
s:;,S SI R9.,;n'r, WEST END NJ y,,s,s.
ksdy WV Davenport, '''r"' Mis-. cu .t%nsssHd a.
Can. Chanel, R PRISONER AT War.
S Il: F! ss' +. sI' Ssg N WIKI Villa.
dm M.Sa% Be Rs' & Pr, 50 cent, Ut, w6s.tisy
THEATRE
THIS EVENING. April 2l--The performance will com.
R S5I'' s SeS
R:!a Es 3 H S:s,i1:s;p., NJ; r ss;sg
Diana Vernon. c Nj" Therne
Master Wood, will appear in . favorte Dance.
THE
Dick D.,,elI, Mr.. y NV ": WOOD
TIE t. e9pSlsss yilkh
H #: &c Z: :;: s Sicily, Mr. f # Il
Valentine. Mas Mcstayer
ass:: :.::. It 4: 4: e csl, sSsi .s..: !, r 4 p u. .i,:''
THIS EVENING April ai.Iss performances win CON
1B-IsI-D1
NJ IG GiilS%%l''' MI M Mitchell
Mss sisScm.D.. yl%n
~ Aqs; . zr'sA "''
Sam Weller, Mitchell
Mrs. Noveigobble, Mrs. Watts
To conclude with the farce of
PUSs in BOOTS.
s ssm il " B .iles'' Mr. H0yHs ,s,ss
Mrs Move 'gobble, Mr. Watts
AdmIssion-Dress circle Scents. Upper boxes Is csuu.
~ cents. Private boxes S.
Doors open stsevsp Curtain rises at half past seven.
CIRCUS
WEIGH AND MANN, PR~OPRIETORs.
No 81 Bowery.
THURSDAY EVENING. April ai-The splendid routin.
. VIII c0mn.Dce win
THE REIGN OF KING PETIN,
Introducing tn. beautiful stud from Hanover.
Miss Vets will appear in Pas l. crssos
The truly aecomp Ished youth Little John Glenroy will ride
HIS SINGLE HORSE ACT.
Classical Exercises OF the -Four Hung arisn Cousins.
LEVI NORTH.
Ground and Lofty Tumbiing by the popular troupe of
Gy mna,tIc Er)thsTs.
Polish Cracoviebne by MISS Wells.
An Equestrian display by CadwaIlader and joan Glenroy on
La and 3 K am ing st, eds.
Mr.. George Sweet will apoea on the Tight Rope.
Az equestrian ssera entitled Dost Mshomet Ali, BIZ MIR.
Howard on his Barbsry Couser.
MIR. Wi lisms will introduce hs celebrated Dog Billy.
Mrs Smith will dance and ride her act Of eiega teQuitation
Master q. w Arlington will in ascr,ss Of Corporal Feas
prove himss II the
~GREATEsT PnsiTioNlsT OF lsta;
THE Il, THE TEMrERST.
To conclude with
NEGRO EXTRAVAGANZAS.
BY John Smith, Coleman and Chtstput, accompanied on the
violin by Mr. Hoffman.
Admission-Bores SO cents.-Pit25 cent?.
Doors open at 7 o'clock-Performance to commence a, half
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PISTOL

100 nWs6x I. oTTtaN
vi form the gentlemen Of New York, that they ha,. h,,'.
m, MNAsfU at the corner OF Chambers street as
Roadway, and IL Is now op~n FOR the reception OF visiio.
The institution Is OF the first order, and complete ~ ss,T
re 70. ct for the purpose Of Athletic Exercises.
Starring Lessons given daily.
Terms moderate. Open day and evening. aim
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MARITIME HERALD.
To II M

SUN RISES ...--.5 10 NOON SETS .......... 3
SUN SETS ....s.......6 AZ HIoH wArrR.......... S 4
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We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vessels arriving
here, will give to Commodore X, 3. MARTIN, of our news fleet,
2 report of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed
the vessels spoken on their passage, and a list Of their cargo.
Commodore Martin will board hem Immediately on their
arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way.
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FROM roRrsMoUTH.
Gladiator, Britton, Mar. Is
Mediator. Champlin, Mar "a
FROM LIVERPOOL
Columbus, Cole, Mar. 10
8. America, Bailey, Mar. %
FROM HAvRE
Duchesse d'Orleans, Mar %
Iowa, Pell, April
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Packets to Arrive
Packets to Dspart

The Belgian steamer British Queen, CAPT Keane, will leave
Antwerp for NYork on the All Of May next, to touch at South.
ampton, Fog. on the 7th.
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90 WHAT WOULD THE would SAY. il u,
LIBERATED Lozenges that Children cry for" and grown
up persons could not live without = Coughs, colds,
headaches, dyspepsia, and the whole train OF diseases
would resume the sway which they exercised previous
Nassau street, 8 State street, Boston Ledger Building,
Philadelphia and corner OF Gay ard Saratoga streets,
Baltimore.
QH- TO OUR READERS-We recommend oil and
every one Of you to try DR.. Fleming's indicated candies
They are the most edectual and pleasant remedies for
the diseases they profess to cure that we know OF.
HIS worm candy will put ten thousand worms TO high'
in short order, and leave the patient comfortable:
that most affecting Of all diseases.
His dinner candy is a perfect cure for cosuveness, IN
digestion, uneasiness, fullness or distress after eauns'
heartburn, sc. sc.
His cathsrtic candy is just the thing in all cases when
ply sic 10 necessary.
Airy these medicines, and you will confirm every wore
we have said. lsold wholesale and retail att Covertsoi
fee, l35 Nassau 1t.
90 HOW TO MAKE MONEY.-We understand
that several of the old segar vendors IN broaaway,
alarmed by the great success OF the Spanish House,
which of course produces a great embarrass on their
finances, have determined 20 put it down by some way
or other. 1t appears that the cause oil the prosperity Of
that new establishment is the unsurpassed quality Of its
splendid end genuine imported segars; other wise smokers
would not care much about buying there in preference
to all other stores. Knowing this well, the petty dealers
that cannot sell q segar unless they have q pretty girl
in the store, have been very busy for about two weeks,
try ing to introduce in the Spanish House their miserable
Kentucky stuff; but it did not go; the proprietor of that
establishment refused to take it even at half price.
Now, we think that the owners of the old WORKOUT
and discredited Kentucky shops had better take another
course to put down the Spanish House. Let them i'm
port those splendid Noriegas and Normas, and, above all,
the princely and unequalled Panetelas, which we smoke
every day at No $50 Broadway, and then they will be
sure ofhaving plenty Of Pensioners. As long as the Spa.
nish House has the best stock Of segars in New York,
smokers will and must 60 there, and no where else
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FOR PoRTsMoUTH
Westminster, Moore, April 20
st James, Sebor, May l
FOR LIVERPOOL
Siddons, Cobb, April Is
Cambridge, Barstow, May l
For HAvRE.
Y de Lyon, Steddard. April "a
Utica, Hewitt, May I
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PAPER HANGINGS,

NJ A. HOWELL x co 37 Pearl e. are now receiving
w. from their manufacturers at New Brunswich, an erten
sive assortment of Paper HsDgings. Borders, ~ 81 the lates,
and mo Il approved patterns sbd siyles. SUITED. 10 the city ard
country trade. which they offer TO dealers 1.-THE net manufsc'
Also. their usual variety Of Ftneh Paper, Borders, Fire
n besa wcrimen to put on paper in any part OF tn. city can
be had al the shortest notice. ala eodon't
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pLrAsANT EXCUKsION.1A sail acres ths nss ssono .
now fail o yield much satisfsoion 70 Oh. aam'ss,s :, M
beauties OF nature, and to those who may relu,',, an" IA .oms
n,nt m for The winter In a crowded city. fresn at some
relaxation. The extensive grounds OF th,s ,asSy sr'r'm
b.yaIIv thrown omen 10 he public. are now aecksoih Al te
in,nri mi f, sbness Of an early spring This oeyoad oouotn
he mast agreeable excursion that can De msde AZ ihis season
.tn -
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

WE have received ny Tho .chooners Manchester Richmond
w and Weymouth frcm New York an entirely new ana very
complete assortment Spring Gons bought principally nj ahc-
to, with money, trces much below any former sca'"n
which are Offered wholesale and tc;a IL moderate ADVANCE
Extra snrene French English Cloths and Cas- mcres
Medium aud low priced do do.
Ilan, ribbed diagonal and plaid Gamiroons
D'aa de Ete, Grippe Cambes and Alpaca Cloths
Heavy brown aud white linen psils and canvass do.
large Of heavy cotton Drlnss Tor iabores anu
house servaEis-lndco blue - 80 :,
Satin, cashmere, V,eu,a wcac and aiarscles VestinSs
Esita super black and blue black hoiniaZ'nes
Rich figured and striped Foulal AMI other inquired SILKS
Extra rIcl French aud En.li-h MislliiS ana Lawns
4 choice assortment ct Gnsham>, from "a to -.
liatimans and other French Prints ana Jaeoirts
Eick assorted Mode NJ. DC LANES and Challeys
Livery quality Of English and American Pfin's
Large and small! size m lawls li1ndkereieis ana scars
Do. cnhroitered silk satin aud Grape 20. do.
Cambria, Jacone,, Null, swiss aud NAnsook MuSlins
Checked, striped and dotted Ia!on hisiin ana Nett
Plain and figured fancy NetS IN great variety
Thread and sc. .aces, Edging, aud lnserngs
Pain hmslitched bodered thread cambria Hand
LADIES' silk and cotton Hose all co!o qualities and prices
Geni!emeu's silk and cotton hall ho>e 40 ,,, no.
Ladies' embroidered silk aud fiei nett Gloves ana 'is
ladies and gentle mems supr. kid silk and Isle thread do
Mis-rs' six and cotton Hose and Gloves : ,,,
Waite black, mike, and end colored cotton Hose of Servants
Corded ard Victoria Robes, all prices
Table Cloths. Napkins and Inckalnck
T,r"rh boriprrd and it,ngcd Towrs Watkins
"a aad Al iime h,own linen BGllaps and Tlektnburss
SllS and cotton Blndanna and flag iiandheichieis
SIX and cotton Umbrellas and larasoS
shell Tuck aud side Combs, buffalo do.
suur cause, flannel and bishop Lawn
White and coorcd 1 1 and 4 india Mating
Zephyr WoTs,ed. Pins, Needles, Stocks aud Bosoms
Bonnie, and cap Ribbons Sewing SILK and Fnnscs
and complete assortment OF bcacied ana DROWN 10
nesc>, Shectlne, aud Siiriines
Oznaimrrs, Tictng Checks, DiiIings, &c, &C., &c.
nusua najus and time The best
sorted Spring had, and the best
terms country merchants and families IN town aud Country
viii they VIII lind choice variety, and 4, very 10"
p''''S' ~ N"'' - VALENTINE, EREEpEN & CO.,
Waite BGtid,ngs, street, Shottos HN
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II ENTAIL SuRtERY.The undersigned having located per
- Eaner;y Richmond respectfully invites tie attention oi
ladies aud gentlemen wisn. ncnal operations reiimt u ~
his large and choice IL lnforIup;ilc iee a'a |" s
method of insertion gold plate. atmospheric pressure, or
springs clasps ar i ro,- accurately in at Of
lr figure, &C., 10 cude the closest scfnn! IN 1',ren,
aud IN neatly all perfectly useful in mas'eioI lie WIZ
perform necessary operations The Teeth both ir tler
law The Exchange tank T. y. HUDSON
Rctrrsnces--W!iam Pumer D. D., General recram. Dr.
Chamherayne, Dr. Bochenuueh, General Peyton, Dr. H. IT,
March : ' " Gs-3m
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rENHOMAS 4 CHARLES ELLIS have IN = ,c their lni
SUPPLY Of Foreign and Domestic. staple and Fancy Di
GOODS which they enabled 10 cfei tu country merchants
aud others al unusually low prices. ,
With the Of exendin t.i u nesS In HARDWARE ana
CUTLERY they have recently added 10 their stuck in THIS a.
ilrilly aud prcaeal an assans"
rvr,y desirable In viii lie fnund The usual variety Of
Sleels, Metals Shove i!"e-, Scyhcs scslcs Axes Eise
Tools Screw Plates, Nrcnci!rs Iron Wire. Locks. ceS
Springs, Hinges Butts Screws Nall, Bell Buttons, Britannia
Waves Block Tin Wares Hollow Wares Ms Screws, Anv!
Am.ers Braces and III Candcicks Curry Combs Guns sad
dley, &c, which they invite The attention of the town
and country trade
AnriI Holm
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u bRREi respectfully Informs his old friends aud cns
j. tgrr. ba he returned ftnu Havana in better health
i.lu 4e a. for years
rh ar1 Of hts House H. w D. CO.. Unexpectedly thrown
m daring his absence, have been restored 20 ORDER
m resumed business, hs hest energies will I've devoted
49,. ..fv,e uf h friends, whom lac asks continuance Of
INT patronage Inch generous confidence and kindness have
heretofore - literally accorded 70 HIM.
Amt f1 lla-it
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CiEp-P. y G-9H6lN7Ti bess leave most respe i'uil 10
y nf M. end, Aui The public he has imported, direct
m ludou Tor tie manufacture OF summer hats
M e S.c :, m pl.ase that fond Of wearing n
s. Na They are beautiful d'ab color, fur Lighter than
ra has ami ventilated that they VIII keep the mead
re co,l lie viii warrant them waterproof In tact they
Ire r an article fail 10 please every person ia may
nr them aud thry Will be sold AT the low price Of ST.
Ilo-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

STAMMERING CTREn.-Pcrsons afflicted with the above
- relieved om h.ce days ~ making
personal application F. e. Briggs oil iati ANA streets
few doors below tlieWhi. Office
y. B.-No charge made unrss relief obtained
III ~ 'ee $3.50 93-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

- lCllARIISUS co. rreeitin. their slhe supply
II of DRY GOODS consisting at The usual .are! fntc
and domestic articles adapted 10 The SEASON. winch hs! o'f 'uf
.,ri ~ ~ lGa-E.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-hy ',t. a .,
p Of Trust bearing the 2ii day OF octnher 10 anu
~ m MIR clerk Office Of the llusthss Coh al Wls os
I l., NJ. hy Thomas Green ir certain purposes she',"
med shall SELL the premises by aue'on !" ','e ns,
.r IN cash on Monday, the 2ud 'ay 81 May hcAt or Tue
49, ta,. If ,lnr be- bad that valuable House ana L" pc
n and H. and sh ana !.h streets IN ne cl! ii
- which was then is occupied by s1id Green,
Also nh the household and kitchen Furniture,
,. ~. d. u,a,. particularly enumerated IN The deed
.,,,,i i :, w, know minute description u conSi-
fr..ary IRE laTse-ttc Buildings are c\teh-
~ finished the furniture corresponding IN al respects
~ ,.unl< hichls Improved aHd ofianien'ci. 49,.
Wiz ,. fiy explained ~ tie day o sale anu II = he.
VA, entirety uat1cc;i.1iaole. The sale VIII he without,
,ylgt.yer-aaa " IA be Confined rem day u day TIL
t.t WM. :. SCOTT, Trustee.
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