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X. RrEO, &c.
y. BoURNU,

J TO Traveiers.-tieutIemen visiting this City are
respectfully invited TO stop at the GRAHAM HOUSE, 50
Bacaysreei where que, home pleasant rooms cleiH
beds, Wholesome food, and atmosphere imprisoned by
alcohol or tobacco await their acceptance Those who bc
tyc rpossbe To live risdly temperate and purely
Vegetable D1i without severe Prvaton are requested to
give one a The house i very convenient 10 the buSi
part si The City aud "a all the Steamboat Landings
Terms moderate. GeEllemen visiting the City with par
Of Their Families vii find such home vastly agreea
Die than Hotel shower Raihs free. ma II
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DILLIARDS.-Otis Field respectfully

4 INV Stfls VIII ut WIIIIluI IIlt TgI OF It sun dII W
out reference TO weather. a3O
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CLtINA, Glass and Earthen Ware
DRiTANNIA METAL WARE.-Tea
SCREWs.-Brass and Iron

wv WooJ s..r,.. a..orrl from inch 70 ! lnches
man r,e,,, b. M. New England screw Co, Providence
Wrranf .nueror 10 any made 90 ibis country ormportef
fpr ale Us their Agent. a. Johh-,i M
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IlI ED

On tn, 81 Instant Gamae Fairbanks in the 8}d year OF
bis age
III. friends are invited tn his funeral tbs edn
dav) afternoon , O'Clock. from No IA Sixth Avenue.
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DRY GOODS.
WET SILKS, Wet Silks, Wet

WET SILKS :, Wet Silks - Wet
w BalIerne..-a article j sst received from tbs
wreck Of the Louis PHILIPPE several Of Jet ant Blue
Black SILKS. warranted perfect IN every respect except BE-
ing vet, and M, injured IN tse least-yery cheap.
Also. one OF Bal1erlnes. article. for shilling
Ter yar winch cos, IS cents pr yard to import them.
M SIS : BARKERG co. 81 Grani->,
SPRlNG GOODS. Spring Goods he
~ Undersigned prepared III his usual extensive a.
-orment Of >-aonable Good. orders for Gar
mens ~ style which viii ooRport with any house
Trade at Prce, which AZ, offer inducements those paw
ing ready money.
Attention solicited to the tyle OF Pauialoons furnished
al this establishment particular directed this
department with The view OF giving entire sai,actoa.
Those who have experienced aHy difficulty "a getting
suited ars assured that ,superor tcan always he realized
French aud English Cassueres great VARIETY or
patterns ju. rccei,ed The assortment of Vssn-s which
gave 20 much saacuOn tArou "a the last SPRING and sum-
mer season will be keptup.
French and English Cloths " super and meiilm qua
iies ior Dress ana Frock Goats always on hand
Fancy lres. articles nrud.ng n and Satin Scars Cra
va Handkerchief, Gloves, Hosiery, Su>psniers, Shirts
Collar, sc at usual moderate prices.
WI. T. JENNINGS
Late ynde Jennings, - Broadway.
49, Inns Americ Hotel.
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HARLEM PLEASURE GARDEN

This splendid Garden, situated the AaHks of the
Harlem River one of the most delightful spots IN thu
cinlIy OF New York. Astounding an kinds Shrubbery
Plants AMI Flowers Of the finest AMI kinds Pond,
filled with Gold and Silver Fish whose sporve playful
the surface OF the water adds much interest To the
while the serpentne Walks, shaded by Golden Il.
lows, offer irresistible attractions, Tor rural rdmble
An extensive and elegant Awning has been erected ard
suitable Grounds have been land out Tor Military COmpi.
MES Ia practice Target Firing.
J - Gold AMI Silver Fish and B0udu9,, of Flowers for
sale at the Garden. Harlem. Nav. 1872 an 3m
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hra susan (bcl.ved OF this porn for kurope. got
M. oar IN leaving Tobacco, becape imbcddcd in the
RA'Nai> ami i expected to be- n>i.
Mrrc alcr Brv>on. With plaster from Windsor for
~ Wen, ashore Little River on 10. night of the 2l,
- '"a WI probably be a total los
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DAWCATUCK ACADEMY, Pawca.

Il luck, r. T-SOLONON CAKFENTEK, Z. VI,
Principal; Mrs l.. NJ CARPENTER, Precepire>s The
sumner term commenced May 2 Board can be obtained
in respectable families in the village Rccrences-I H.
Stillrlan c. H. Sulman, A. W., VI D., NewYork: Hon.
Rowe Babcock George Cross, Esq, Pawcatuck. MI 81
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4 COMBINATION of Attractions. such

seldom offered in place at the moment
how solicit, The patronage or the public az the Exhibition
Rooms OF !. CLARK. NJ. ~ Broadway. II consists OF
Gallery 90 antique ant mei~rn Paintings, hv the most en-
nait artists. and the orer nf excellence The
Gallery. which fitted up 81 II of suitable maguin
csnce provided with elevated stage. appropriate al h.
ior Lectures and Concerts which VII take place m n
iays ,3-pnahS notice ~ w.ch Will De- gNen.l ami vii
be- directed hy The int talent m their respective order
entertainment The stage commands full vew % ihe
psisngs ami the aud eace ami vrr>a-hus combining
Intellectual ant VISUAL enjoyment which the pfnpueiOr
he found worthy Of that patronage which he has
thu. much labor and expense % deserve.
TIE large saloon viii be brilliantly Hum mated every
esenus and M pains viii be spared 20 render Of thr
pea,lui. certainly OF se n's>t Interesting
~ the city.
Open from \. VI, TO 10 P VI. Abundance . cents
Month Tickets 81 trfraure IN ROADWAY
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~ Hand Aeadsmy, 33i Pearl and ~

commence on Monday the 3n nj May. Those parent, who
wish 10 SECURE for their thorough o instruction
English class al studies them th, nsitu
ton bl making immediate application. The cour.e
OF instruction pursued, and the books used
both places. 2tt2J+ az In
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ADJUSTMENTS
AIR. DEMPSTER'S last Soiree but OIL

mi X. UE WIS I. : last SOlrct hut one
VI 10 Newly orb. vii b. gwen at the y L. Society l.
bfary. Tbs Evening. Wednesday. fourth Nav When b.
vii all 90 hls neV ~oags-ncrding The Bhnd bow
The Lnuvly Aud WIFE" JEANNE Morri~Dn." TIE Mo
night vnd," Lament OF tue Irrsh Erigr,nt." whrr
the nigh: wind be-al-h." Bird oi the Wilderness L.
&C Particulars which vii BE- snsounced IN small bids
Tickets - cents-to be- lad Stoart. Worcester an
h,s Piano Forte Ware Rooms, and the door the
ming.
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VIE MOUNTAIN PAvILION.-Thi.

Il establishment has heea taken by Mr. X. Jesup pro.
prieOr of The Pacific Temperance Hotel 1872 Grpenwc
The Pavilion l. undergoing extensive alterations, and 10
Ice ready accommodate iamir, about the hrt OF JuGe
II i situated the west bank Of the HUDSON opposite J'h
street. and i mies from Uobokrn Ferry overlooking
the City, Bay HsbOr, and IN fact the whole Oundins
country The house will accommodate 300 persons The
upper and lower pa1las form wide promenade each leo
eet long. Omnbuses will run through the summer from
the Ferry Ia the Mounanfare I2t cents Mr.. Jesup has
associated himself with gentleman 10 assist him IN Keep
Ing the House. whose good qualities viii be- to secure
tor the Pavilion high rank among the best Hotels in
country. All intoxicating drinks will be dispensed with
thi, place soda Fountain viii be fitted up, ami many
excellent beverages and refreshments kept always nand
az III.
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invites his friends and all who fond OF the elegant
ot Billiard playing, Ia call Basfors Roem.,
the Climax Eating House Il Annstreet, and lI9 Full
where splendid Tables, Slate, marble, and
Iron, with all the European improvements Table, AMI
cloths for sale. ] ! No betting tolerated. ms I'm
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4 MERICAN Museum. conner sf Broad:

nv
and Ann Strrei-P 4 BARNl'M Manager
In order accommodate the immense crowds which attend
here the Lcctur" Room la, been enlarged. The My,ter
.->ev g ri he consulted Dav Evering.
the greatest wonder 0t 'he age Prom o'clsck, A. NJ to
T. VI ,le he privately consulted n an aclc or Fore,
teller OF tuiur Events, free at charge Mr. winche, the
Comic Droil-r>t. 20 Introduce hi Humorou. and
ClTfcal Erctnt0cucS, for his week ORlv. Mss RoSae
ihe charming Vocalist from y Orleans, : engaged; also. L.
Peutr Celeste. the beautiful Dancer. Experiments IN An
NAL Magnetism N child three Old. Niagara Fall,
with real water; Pneumatic Railroad, Abino Lady Gass
Blowing; Grand Co>morama. aud 5000o0 curiosties
splendid lay performance every Wednesday and Sal,
urd4N afternoon.
A-lttanna iLe nLne 3 Children haf nice.
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AN AGREEABLE RECREATION.-

visit to the extensive grounds ~ IiOboken the beau
ties OF which have been highly exolled and which
literally thrown open the pubic. VIII prove as pleasant
can be- made the city at this season.
The walks good order. and the grounds are
fsckcd with all the luxurisni FRESHNESS OF early sprng
Nothing be- gratifying To the mind man tie
templstiOD ID % charming A scene 1i3 lnliss
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Religious Anuiversarie..
WgpSFSpAy- nm

Am. Temperance Union-BDadway Tabernacle "a T. VI
SUNDAY. 8TH.
Ne~-h orb Bible socIety-Isbcrnacc, "A + VI
MONDAY, 9TH
American - amen's Friend straightforward :. = VI.
TUESDAY lOTH.
n \. and Am Sunday School tnon-A PROCESSION al ; 7
VI. Public exercises 10 the tabernacle ut :! J.. NJ.
Foreign Evangelical ietyMercer-street Church, :.
American Ant-slavery Society -, l0A ~
WEDNESDAY, llTH
american Tract Snciei,-Taberlah able, 10 A. W.
Amerlcan Home Missionary straightforward, y VI
y. \. Colonization SOcelyMddie Dutch Cbu!c6, = W.
THURSDAY 18TH.
American Bible socieIy-Tabernacie, 10 A. VI
Exhibition of the Pupils nj TIE New-lo-k Institution tor tN-
instruction OF the Deal and Dumb-Ta alb, ruacle !. VI
American Education Soclsty-Tabemscle, :! r. VI.
FRIDAY, 18th
American B 1ard-Tabernacle 10 A VI.
Nv NOrk AcalenV Of >acred MrscT ab-rnace !. VI.
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MARRIED. I:

IT, Brooklyn L l. Monday the 2l instant, by Rev VIM
Lewis. Mr. AMI Bensdict Davenport to Mrs France {,
Maria I.aacs, all OF that city.
At Brooklyn. April 3d. by Rev NJ Lewis Frederick l.
Tslcsu 10 Harriet Bunlana. dau gher OF " am Burn
ham Of BlsOmingdale.
April ~ by Rev Mr. Best. Capt Levi, Webster, OF New
York, 10 Miss Aun PEipps, Of Baltimore.
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Tabernacle. "wednesday Evening, past 7--Aifres,.-
by Hon. Me'srs Briggs and Marshall Voluntary tie
organ and fine by the choir. Ticket. . eacl
o. be bad at Temperance Union. Clinton Hall, Newman
>aSion',, corner Nassau and FnDn~fcet j. ". Lrayt.
6t Pearl street and james We.r corner Broadway and
tgltiHIeei and Al the door. Cergymen supplied gratis
A lie Off-..Of the li0u ug
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~ Removal Of the real Cnmphenc Oil
and Webb's upequalled burner, aud prices re-

dueed nearly ~ per ocntlhe subscriber having pur-
chased the right of patent and the balance OF : Ock Of
Webs Burners and Camphene, has REMOVED the same
TO lafayette Hall, 5g7 Broadway opposite Nblo's Garden,
aad all persons warned against Masking or using any
lamp That Is an Infringement said burner, which Is the
most perfect radiator known for parlorS, stores, or
workshops not costing one cent per hour 10 burn Cam.
ene sold At only 80 cents per GALLON and the improved
No Campheno producing safe and most splendid lgii,
reduced 10 62 cents per gsen; Camphoraed 6as 75cenis
Astral and other lamps altered to burn camphene Lamp
Gasses OF all kinds. Lam.s wickd at IL. cents each.
Country merchants and wholesale orders Tor lamps, cam
ptene, or spirits supplied NJ sill les rates
GEO. W. MCCREADY. Jr.
mai Hr,ad diva ife
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THE NETWORK MUSEUM former


i y known as PElLEs MrsEuN, Broadway, OPPOSITE
CIV Hall.
c. H. HILL has the honor To announce to the public that
hr has taken the the above magnificent AMI
popular institution which comprises thu most Elegant and
attractive collection of Natural and Artificial Curio>l,s
lea the United states. including the uurvaei Portrait Gal
frv of distinguished Americans, more than - IN number
Mr.. HILL proposes to present in addition to the pre-
attractions, a. AL times during the day and evening
entertainments which he trusts III merit AMI
receive the attention and support OF the citizens and
The d4y Exhibitions will commence Monday morning
next. at O'clock NJ, when VIII be exhibited beautiful
SwITZ ERLAND.
10 German miles long by broad
Als0 a splen,lida nj correct model OF the
NATURAL BRIDGE IN VIRGINIA!
Mr. WA>IIBi RS, the wonderful Yankee Dwarf. mea-
,urng 81 niche, in gh and weighing > pounds lie Is doe.
yoHd ali douhp the smallest IN the world. Mr. ". o,
eScylenty proportioned. and when contra ted with the
imnion.e ,,e OF Mr. OCLANCY, the well known IRISH
GIANT, who also engaged. forms exhibition. such
will asioni>h every behJder, and defy rivalry. Mr. o.
Clancy walks about with him standing his band, with the
utmost apparent and as though his weight did not
MEsMERISM,
AlI,-ANINAL MAGNETISM
These truly startling and wonderful experiments BE-
ranked the great wonder of the age In spite OF the at
iemPis made in many quarters to throw di,cret is
extraordinary science and the phenomena produced IN the
mesmsric state. exhibitions which have taken place
recently have tended TO dspe every doubt to the ruth
and efficacy OF the discovery, even with the phlosophc
THE BLIND LADY-MIsS MARY MiTTOcKs,
wear, educated IN the Institution tor the Blind New orb
She has been without sight from her infancy. Experiments
to commence al O'Clock each afternoon.
THE LECTURE ROOM,
One Of the commOdOus places oi resort IN the Guy
and which undergoing the most thorough repairs AMI
lpDr1prate alterations. and the addition OF Sundry
under the Inspection OF the most eminent arts,
viii be- opened 10 the public "wednesday evening mex,
MAY iih "ih Brilliant Musical, Humorous and Attractive
Entertainment
Tickets admitting family to the Museum for one
Of bringing two Ladies Tor one year....!...... 8 co
Ticket admitting Gentleman, with the privilege
of bringing one 81 o.
Ticket admitting Gentleman one year. - ~
The principal City and Country Paper, taken.
Teachers ami P1pls of schools admitted liberal terms.
ADMISSION TO ALL % CENTS.
DAGU ERREOTNPE ILLNESSES correctly taken in
few seconds with without the light of the and with
ont reference To weather aN
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BOSTON MISCELLANY of Literature and

BOSTON Miscellany of Literature and
IDFashen for Nav l8i2- Embellshment,TheB Bucket.
engraving see-Gensral Marion Inviting the British
Officers 10 dinner do-The Capture of Andre do-The
Fashions Tor MAY ID.
Conienis-A Nrtuo.o's Collection by Nahl IIavtorne-
The Old English Dramaiists, concluded. by j. X. Level
Sonnet, do-Po.ry-Thc Twodo do-Hy Flowers, InScrb-
ed 10 C. v by Mrs. r. = Nicho>-The Bucket, 10y wood
wouli-The Tourist Tale OF Naples, by Mrs J. Webb
Religious Novels, by VIM X. JonesTha Kings Bridge, a
Story Drawn from Nature, translated from the German by
IIotiman-The Frs; Client-The Apochrypal Napoleon
Literary Nouccs-Baad Poetry, by Mrs Emburv. Muse
composed expressly fer this work, by George j. webb.
Terns-Sj per annum in advance, or = cents per nun
Der BRADBURY, SODtN Co.
M ~ \asSau.st New. York aud 10 SchOOs Boston.
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rIord Bacon. Werks.-The work,

ca Bacon, Lord Chancellor OF England new edition
with HE of he author by Basil Montague, E>q vols
Ioyal w. WITH portrait JuSl received aad for sale by
DANION NEW AN. CT. EnltOs and NassAu.sts.
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y DicLcu.,s WorL..-The Work. of ohars

Dickens (Ho'l illustrated edition, complete in SIX vol
uncs, Syp. jest received and for sale by
DAY ron 4 NEWMAN, cor. Fulton and Nassau-sis,
Publishers, Wholesale AMI Retail Dealers in School and
Nlcelianso us Books Stationery. &c. AZ
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furniture Of any description To dispose Of who are hrea1
ing up housekeeping will ini ready ale .r any porto
or all of their goods, by sending their address, Gallo
upon the subscriber. Goods any smOgni purchased
dN IN " COZ TON co. I97 ChsF =
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MILLINERY GOODS.-STEVENS

WI GRI MAN. 93 Beaver street, two doors from Pear
street NewYork. would r'speculy invite merchant. and
mlners visiting the CITY. to call and examine they stock ~
Millinery and Silk Goods Their stock ! entirely NEW
and been selected with the utmost care. Having entered
the market early, they have bad the benefit OF FIRST 81
LFCTIpNS from the importers and auctions and having
bought goods cash they believe they oder,
only liz cheapest but the best selected assortment oi good,
in their Le be- found in the CITY IL i their intention L.
keep Constant hand goods the most fashionable kn.
and do business the CASH SYSTEM. believing hey
can make ar Obet those wanting goods IN their live
patronile then instead at the credit houses They rely
entirely the chea1nes o their goods tor patronage They
the auction sa,s regularly and 10 get some great
bargains which they will se Al irIlng advance from cost
Gail and see. STEVENS a GRUMAN.
l.. W. STEVENS.
nlli lni.
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r Home Ieaxne Dash Tailoring Estnb.

ushm nj. No. IL Jon-st.1he subscriber has npens q
Anew Cash Tailoring Establishment II John-,iree and
& on hand general assortment of Cloths and Cashmere
American manufacture OF superior style and hnSh ana
rey OF coor To- which lac invites the attention OF those
No ssh 20 encourage own mduGiaciories Also, su
pe'ior West-O- England wool black aud fancy colored
Cloths and CasSneres and great variety OF fancy Vest
sS extra rich black Sdtn, &c. OF the best quality all OF
which viii be made up low r cash, al short notice IN the
oNi ashonahie style, under the direction OF MIR " Gay
0d fate OF the New-Yorh Cash Tailoring Establishment
mtuion-sircot1 who's practical end mechanical abilities
@s cutter are universally Acknowledged.
Tams cash. and no abatement IN prices
ASA % GEORGE ANDREWS. 4John-street.
Passengers
IN The Sarah Abigail, from Boston for Sandwich Islands
Rev George Rowel and lady, DR. Jas Smith and lady
~ NJ
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THE PLACE to get Cheap and Fash
l. onabe GARMENTS atihe
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

li2 Fulton-Sir--;- Broadway,
Where Good, are bought exclusively for cash. aRf full
>uls furnished at - hours notice superior stye and Al
greatly reduced prices. Oar stock already large selected
with great care from mp-,a,ons comprising great
variety OF French and westo England Cloths Cashmere
SILK and Chaly N,stngs to which We arr making daily
additions
We take pleasure in inviting friends and the public %
call and examine Goods, feeling confident that
offer still greater Inducements than ever and having in
employ tie most celebrated Coat and Psnlaoon Cutters,
safely guarantee that the style of our garments VIII
compare with that OF any house in The trade.
r,rs,, cash on delivery, and no abatement in prices
alG i G ROnTu An.uf-
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D. snratogn Wnicr..-MedlcInaI water

- SnrntoSn Wa'ers'-n''hO." "duc's VI wv
CnOn Congress- Pavilion. and iodine Springs 1sd MI '
hand resh from the springs For sale, wbOesac and
RETAIL by DAVID Sands Co.. Chemist, n East Broadway
corner Market street. nil 2mis
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vNAILORS Tailors New Clothing, to

tue OF 20 or Sl0O, would be taken ~ exchange
for House Painting. done IA the best manner. Boh Cloth
ng and Painting to be done at cash prices lnosc VIC
w.n 10 make such exchange will please direct letter
~ & & al tbf. Office ms OF
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GREAT SALE OF BOOTS. Shoes

i aud Brogans Straw Bonnets, Palm Leaf Goods, sc.
2ij Pearl mp All purchasers who wish TO buy
cheap for cash invited To call and examine this stock ~
and fresh goods which offci ed without
At great bargains By SAM Ell DANIELS,
ms I'm % Pesrl-st. up stars.
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r IGHTBODY'S New-York Printing Ink

i Mandatory % Rose-,t corner OF Duane old sugar
Housed Printing Of all coOrs. warranted equal 10 any,
constantly hand and offered for sale reasonable
deliverable any pau OF the city tree Of carriage Print
and yenders solicited 10 make rsl OF tins article
MI frtf-
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NLD STAND FOR SALE.-The adj.

" yeriser shing into a wholesale business All
s, favorable terms OF the be. and oldest stands
Tor Vine Tea anil Grcsry business in Broadway. Any per-
acquainted with the business and having few thousand
dollars cash may hear OF hse opening by addressing C.
nufr Posi- Office. ms 81
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laneous Essays, by Christopher North. Professor >on
8 vols l2mo. Just published and for sale low by
al DAYTON NEWMAN cor. Fulton and Na'saust.
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ECONOMY. The reduced price in Card
NEW CROCKEKY STORE Just open

50 dozen C5in. 100 doz Plain GAS, leo ,soZ Uoube
Ribbed Grass, and q doZ Brsnlbe Scyttes for altby
wM.H WIGHT X ca, 100 John-s
"a lmis soe Agenn IN Neu-York
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DOOKS, ROOKS llAThe largest as
IAMES DAILY. Draper and Tailor. 2:}7

~ Broadway OF Park Place, invites the attention
OF h> OLD customer, and te public 10 h., c)ce stock of
Spring Gools consisting at French and English Cloths,
Cassmrre Nesngs &c purchased al the preaenlow pce,,
aEd 10 DE made up first style for small profit a11 Inns
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4 RESPECTABLE Private Family re-
4 SMALL FAMILY residing at No. Is

IA Mulberry-str-ct, 5h House from Chatham Square.
have three four Rooms That they would let a Lodin.
Rooms with Breakfast and Tea to few single gentle
men, they would dispose OF part their house another
small "a 4