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Lectures on Geology.

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To the "bfg EteCtOEo Va sSe -.
Wcrd-Tbe uuderigneh Wbig Electors OF ine IH ~
ward of Tho city OF New-York in their own behalf ana ~
besaf OF such OF their Wing feow-cuzeps Oh me naIu a.
cenid po obtain an opportunity 10 express their LII
~ the a,c primary meeting held at the Broad street
for the elections Of Nominating Committees io' 'ne '
1913, beg leave 10 state, e,r the mr.
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hs c,ntidates To f the several Charter once' Vi lie
for the coming POLITICAL year, tha' % " CC1yvToS
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e., g., I5.-rnm. QUIscY T. DECEIVE
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FOR A''es''F' WILLIAM CASTLE.
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he ber by ,rie foes, 10 regulate the expression
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g. he Polls will Ally sustain the course hereby adopted
New. York, April l043 60
H.RMAS c. WEsTERvELT, HENRY SuYpAm,1r.
un|.pn ppIue JOHN 5. ScHERMERHcRN.
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On Monday lO, inst, Mrs. Rachel Jennings, Of Dandy,
Tompkis county, in the sd year Of her age
Her friends aud those Of her sister Mrs. Blandma smith
respectfully invited attend the funeral this Tuesday
afternoon hall past o'clock, from No 10 Renwick-St
On the Sunday evening, 9th instant after short Illness
Clementna the wife Of Henry g. Thompson IN the 10Th
year of her age.
The friends and connections of the family and of her IA
Their Isaac Ostrander, respectfully invited TO attend her
funeral Tuesday. half past o'clock, p NJ without
further invitation from her late residence, Goth street 10th
Carriages will be in waiting ST. Paus Church from
half past to two O'CLOCK.
On Sunday 9th inst short and illness, Ed
ward youngest, Of Thomas Fleming, deceased, in the
Goth year Of his age.
On Sunday morning 9th nst. Mr.. Patrick skifHing'on
agd 40 years.
On Sunday 9th inst Harriet o'Bnen, only daughter Of
Charles T. and Jane s Willis aged years and 10 months
On the sth inst. VIM S. Fearing, aged II years
On the OH inst Mrs Julia Ann Zimmerman wife oi A.
Zimmerman, Jr. aged II years.
On the slh INST Christopher Schroeder aged - years,
native of Germany.
A, Washington City the 9th Josephines angl-
Of the Hon John {. Clark, o New-fork in the 10Th
wear of her age.
Al Gouyerleur, 2ad March, Mrs Adalne B. Cummings,
OF Rev A. W. Cummings, Principal OF Gouveneur
Wesleyan Seminary.
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orr WATCHES LOWER THAN EFER.-ln-
If conequence OF reduction OF duties by the late Tariff
III. subscriber selling s stock OF Gold aud Sive. Lev
and other atcs Of new and
splendid patterns and Jewery retail al considerable educ
ton from former prces beng mnch lower than they eau be
bought for any other place In re city. Gold Watches
low Is sa SIS each. Watches aud JewelIy exchanged
bought. All waters warranted 10 keep good time or The
money returned. Watches and Clocks repaired the best
maanr. and warranted much lras than the asaia! prices
@. c. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and JrwelrT,
OF isrf Wholesale sad retail, 70 Wall 81 up stars.
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M A RRIED.

On the 10Th inst by Rev. Edwin n. Hatfield, Thomas J..
Lord TO Anna Scoiield, all Of this city.
On Wednesday the 9TH inst. at Florida Montgomery Co.
by Rev T. Campbell Mr.. Robert Morton Of NewYork, 10
Miss Margaret Murray Of the former place
On the 9Th By the Rev Mr. Burchard James Greene
Esq late OF ESSEX Co. n y Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, Of
this
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~ TOLET-The large double MANSION House,
"a with every desirable convenience and IN good repair
.yw,h fine garden and about e acre Of prime ia IN
premises also supplied With large barn eoaehhoass sta
from Williambrrg ferry the head of Masreh Avenue
The above desirable location for private family board
on reasonable terms. Apply the premises - Cham
bars stre-r this civ ali IT.
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EIGHTH WARD.

TAXPAYERS, ATTENTION..
Whe has collected your Taxes for ne 1I' Two aFs
70 The Polls early and show by your votes that you can
su,,eciate and elect me:itorious candidate II
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nor. SAI4E.-A judgement against William
T. Iasher Assstsat Captain OF the Third DISTINCT Waici
for Nineteen Dollars and SevsryEighr Cents inquire al
Ne IS GirsHd-st,
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TIIrLL'S TRUSSES.-Notice 10 RuPtured Per
sonsPersons afflicted with nptores may rely upon the
b, instrumental aid the world affords application at the
ofFce No Vrs-vrsi either OF the the pm
cinal towns in the United States Bcaeu examine The
hack mad of Hus Trusses they endorsed b. Dr.
Hui in Writing None are genuin t- relied nTon
good without his signature. ~.
celebrated Tusse and thousands imposed upon III cose
ouencp iese limitations cannot b. rri,e upon they are
biz unskul mechanics and better than the oEtlE
Rooms have been fitted up No. Eesey street exclusively
ment where female constant attendance TO wait upon e
male 81 -
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With complete Of Hosiery and other Goods suited
10 the trade IN all Of which they invite the attention OF puf
chaser Cash dealers viii find their interest 10 call -
MD intend ssepins eoei , o s% S.n sad l pl
masks Conntrrpanes Blankets flor berhs OF yeSss DE-
pers and Hacka6ac Toeug. Masters Of vessels and STAN
2uf 2mI
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a~a FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR LEASE
@ The pleasant Country; Seat, situated high ground,
llsoyerooking Newtown four miles from Williamsburg.
tanning 6 acres part handsome wood mansion honse
story, piazzS iroG. and four Hoor hall
painted walls and finished handsome and substantial man
convenient Kitchen oven dairy and ichou" hiir with
ci,trrn spacious coachhonse and Crap abor Of
the house fronting the roaa handsome fence extending
the gardeners houss map BE- ser. and terms liberal
Apply to l. L. SCHIEFFELIN, II: Canal 81. apps iwis'
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Harry or THE WEST. our next President.
RoBkaT SMITH, nnr next Mayor

~ ECONOMY Is WEALTH SILK H.rs Sa-
s = 20; Nnna, 81; aud Beaver, Siln consequence OF
sare stock OF uaaShionsbie Hats baud he is induced
Them 20 the public reduction OF 50 each Hat
must commend them 10 those who sudy aud practice
>Saesny, Instead OF the fashions OF the day.
NJ, WATSON, ISL Chatham, street and leo Bowery.
s-s asioaa5ie Hats hand the usual standard
ss Also Cloth and Fclye, Gays OF the latest and
ea patterns, at extreme low prices. al 2am5wS&T'
% CAPS. CAPS, CAPS.-WATsoN. IA Chatham.
and lsl Bowery, has on hand Sa EXTENSIVE. aSsertmsn.
$50 $50 aud Velvet Caps, for gentlemen boys and chdrrn
srey OF style, aud constantly the
most approved Idt,rrns which Will BE- sold quite
mi - al any Other establishment this CITY WATSON
T'ss9sWsSIs =, Chatham at, aad leo Bowery.
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~ To BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS.-TO
1 LET-1hc large and splendid double three story 6ons'
lyn with "a lots of and beautifully laid flower aud
able garden and we'll stocked with fruit The house con
tans about 20 rooms with an Office and stable The premises
arr within 20 minutes OF Wall and the stua9n IS not sur
passed by any the vicinity o.! New, Inc o"nvrs
family six in numbsr are willing board The premises
and furnish their own apartments For farther n
Gue Of William TsImage No Nassau ST. or 20 =
I III
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DEALES MUSEUM AND PICTURE GAL
L LERT-C. H. DEyoE, Manager Every day and evening
this week sublime and beautiful exhibition of the TRIAL
OF CHRIST, group OF % figures Stauary. The Nor
wood Gypsy WOMAN can be consulted face to face IN
priv ate apartment She does pretend be Fortune
Teller but PROCESSES b. her knowledge OF Phys'oogy Phys-
Sciences be able instruct others of good intellect She
will inform them il they married giving them
history past times, the present and the future she knew
them from BIRTH She has with knowledge OF
Madame Adolphe account CT whose imposition and
way from Ulster appeared in the New York papers recently
Alns ION the Museum lcemschilden half price. GO
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q SIXTEENTH WARD.-At meeting of the Demo:
as Wing Adopted Citizens Association of the Sixteenth
aid held at 1873 West lS street Saturday evening April
n the meeting being called order by the Chairman the
Sowing resolution was unanimously adopted:
asctred, That we the Wing Adopted Citizen Associa.
@ respond 20 the several candidates nominated for Charter
t'is for the 18th Ward and pledge ourselves opse all
+. ID. WEST, Alderman,
a., WALTER MEAD, Assistant Alderman.
Swe rejoice E. D. West for Alderman the tried e.d
ss POOR man and ht' we approve OF s conduct IN voting
M uaer the conaeors in cash instead Of giving orders
snS y RoBsR n SsTn h S Sa
&c Rec. Seery. ALL.
V SEVENTEENTH WARD.-Democratic Wigs
Ssts 10 au.y-Read, read the following Resolutions. Ne
sere our prospects ola glorious triumh PROMISING
no The glorious rescue-we must, We shall triumph.
Hss9sred That We, the Democratic Wings WILL THINK
%saias much act with wisdom and energy in the coming
1asnnan-no holding back this time
Rts9'rsd That it's high time that we polled our whole
y N hsS Ward let IT be done; and the Ward is
htsolred That We do most heartily approve OF the nom
-sa nes rendered for Charter officers Of this Ward
S Ss' or lioct RipHARp l., NoRais, grandson Of one
Ss9ers of the glorious Declaration of our Independence
sSe pledge ourselves TO give him aud each and every
ls ogrigi ard undivided support so splits with us
t.sofIfd That with all oar hearts approve of the
aea for Mayor OF Rober, Smith the S,one-C utter he
that need not be ashamed airad-honest gener.
"a srse well qualified IN every WAY 10 discharge the
anu responsible duties OF the office for which he
a he the that can and viii pu, the aristocratic pa-
q Gss'1eS out OF the MayorSlty char
hesoieed That highly approve Of The conduct and
escen Eocyedne Of the Whis Common Council! Rrtrrnch
I ana Retor are The tue PRINCIPLES that haye and still do
lhf they deserve oar thanks and support and they
ssi N '' 't A1S'e' 'iie '"Ni me lower 'he
That with great and glorious leader Harry
s "ei We 90 forth hse with renewed and increased
o9r Srsnse Is Just-ii must. i, will triumph
ssf na G q"S % asfn H. .. the
aIs INTO one we'll worthy the party bn, ali non.
a men WIN ssown it down, morr corrupt
Gso. ' iiS ouI uieS Wall ma II
Resoissa That The efforts Of ioron hop led on by
eent in this CITY Is just as vain hopeless and ,SicyIn
sfHEIR nomination - she United States Sns, ,S; @
'SeS II is s up with the Captus he Is nss3 W., - "
Rsse!rsa, That among ourselves We will have ,,c
seed aud good fellowship thawe will go eaIly 10
S Saf Whole duty, aud elect our whole ,icls, i''S'
lhsse are SsGtimcRts--
AaEsy or THE WEST, our next President.
RoBEsT SMITH, our next Mayor.