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The government expenditure is 1890 900. There
was an excess lest year, which lent to the in
terest fund.- and for that the reduced
Most of the COMMITTEES have, however been authorised
increase their local taxes The gross canal tolls are es
mated at seOooO by the board of public works. which
will make 22s ofaxesto be paid by 100000 farmers
Of Ohio The canaltax of last year very onerous
much so that 30 per cent vof the tax unpaid In
ls43 the prices of produce will yield profit whatever
81 to ofloens to be called in by banks in Ii
quotation, and the canal tax doubled. he delinquency
per cent last how much under these circum
stances will be in s43, if leried7 II publicly hint
ed in the Ohio Legislature that there intention of
levying the tax, that the reputation Of it would raise
stocks sufficiently in Wall street to make stocks available
without it. Mr. Barley in his place in the Senate stated
as follows:- '..rr b.
"He the Auditory go into Wall street among
the brokers' with all the influence of twenty millions of
State stocks under his mani cement and three millions
ready be sold and saw to the stock sharks that in
order to sustain the credit Of Ohio keep up the price of
stocks and sell them 10 advantage; he had Just before he
left home ordered his clerk double the canal the
devoted people Of Ohio; and like good and subjects
they ood certainly pay up WE'LL for they had through
their Representatives conferred upon him the discretion
ary power Of taxation"
This the of the movement The defcien.
Icy in the interest fund last year. it stated was sowing
to too high estimate in the canal tolls" The estimate
|of the present year NAV produce the results.
II must be considered ALSO that the power of levyng
taxes is Discretionary with the auditor not Imperative
When State passes tax law it must he levied there
In the of Ohio the auditor may may
not levy it, at his supreme will and pleasure borrow
ing will answer taxing may at any moment be RENTED
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city when the worthy handed them back saying upon
ina whole he would take glass Of grog instead which
he received swallowed. and walking off. The shop
man demanded pay. "Pay for what ~ Why, that
drink Didn't give you the crackers for the drink r
Then pay for the crackers" Havnr you got em in
the barrel Doyou want pay and the crackers too p
This to be the position of the Ohio sinking fund
The commissioners continually talking Of the "mo
ney on hand" in the Treasury applicable the interest
When or how was the money obtained7 The amount on
hand in March, ls4 500 O0O and last year 100000
In ls4l, when the canal tolls 100000 greater
than last year. and the debt much less there was den
cheney of s96575 in the interest fund.- This was borrow
ed sinking fund.- and 9s7 Of the school iunh OF
interest which lis to be repaid In 1912 the dehcency
was Se24 379 yet continually told that no money
was ever borrowed to pay interest In 1871 the interest
fund had absorbed all its and run in debt Where
was the deficiency of last obairedf and wha are
the nds in the Treasury to meet the 100000 due by
July for interest," Sc3 Are these per cent stocks to be
pledged not sold9 The law creating the stock does not
authorize them to be pledged Arkansas, when
tottsring to its fall. pledged 100000 State bonds
with Holford and Brancker for s325,oOo. The debt
repudated, because the pedging was unauthorized
The interest fund owes the school fund.- according the
late circular 6s4 bearing interest $ss SOL It also
the sinkngs fund 900, and heavily in debt
to the general fund.- 1t will be asked how these debts
were contracted. Why examining the former reports
shows that stocks sold OF other funds and
the proceeds borrowed by the interest fund yet no stocks
sold directly for the interest fund. ta
Another item of the commissioners to make up their in
teres 1000 excess of tax for State purposes That
tax has been reduced and the assumption that there will
be an excess is purely grautous. The taxes Of Ohm
latyear were as follows with the estimates for ls4s
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AUCTION SALES.
FHY? sakl i'4A 4 2X Sis!5.
MONDAY. Ami 10.


ii. 81 4.ns.rr. MONDAY, Aprll 10; ,..c.,
0en,eel Al hapas 10 o'clock he eeean,
ture psnoforte centaiped in the house NO
Notwithstanding Of handsoms parior ana o'pom y"
all IT'S plane anee' cioct snu
French and other bedsteads wardroos so,s
mans. superb work tea and dining t'bescafpe r"ssc
sets, kitchen utensils, &c. la.
..D- 4.AHt4Hn. TUESDAY. ri
At l0k o'clock in the sales room. =,
Large safe o seasopabe le and fancy dy eooo'
London cloths caszineres, linens, musns, caco
she etngs challys, shsws lac.s hosiery gloves Weusen
goods, jewelry. guns cutlery Sc
Also, choicr ard brandy, by order OF the MAJ
,h7l
Also, fine of second hand and new icwery
watches. trunks and fancy goods
As stock of hosiery. quantity OF splendid Shemeid
cutlery Lor don lever Watches nvoice OF beau
fu canes. diamond pins and rings, &c.
Also. number Of shares Chatham Theatre Stock interest
all pad original cou So 50 each To be sold without reserve
III - WEDNESDAY.
.... At lok O'Clock in the sales rooi6.
Large extensive and splendid sale OF the nest warranted
cabinet furniture and second hand household FURNITURE oil a
catalogue sale Of truly elegant city n,de cab
the best manufacturers N the city,
In the large and Ann SITS and l and 10 sutton
comprising and best furniture oncleu 10
the public for The sale will commence WIN ne s
ment Of second hand furniture ana mouse keeP'nS a
gen. rallv, -,L.., e.x,;,,xa
Also splendid variety of the best SECOND hand furniture
from Brooklyn for convenerc OF sale
Also / piano by order Of the sheriff
- '.l TUESDAY 18th,
Large Sale Of Fomtue-W Re sold the entire fur ,ture o.
the above four story house, occupied gentee
ing hous comprising % rooms parlo drawing roons c
en utensils, &c. lf
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ByR.y. TODD. Auctroneer.
Store Q2 Fulton sire ct Brooklyn.

Store o. Fulton street Brooklyn.
vsp ~ wffT ;Tf Tss s' ,..a xst gve.
notice ssnsray 's, he 4 IN
%cI to is y seS n h vaults ii
Eogt hSss oi Of SpI'b v *
The vines consist Of brown gold pale sherry in weed
and bottle very choice old several casks Of Cameon ma
ehe S SSSSs e lsasa old Bapdy &c.
Catalogues ready T T2In5Sy q ifeA April 49,
at e,enS ss the :nGs
Sss, .na Tr1 .r ss I'll o.
,,oo,.o,t Mo {, No r 4R.iI 20, q, BROOKLYN
FurntureThe furniture contained in said ou'e r,s,eu
"a I'm
sfs Of s?s
o S1 GoPs tins
ready for eIsmnaGn with cstaogIs n 10 e
and nd Judge 1 Tor r themselves. 1'.1 40 gem
E9 e. OH ;e T IA. sEARs o ecocG IN
the % pp ss,Sy 70 and Pe 2
ps Gin Jamaica Hum Pure juice Port Sherry and Madeira
bar Soap. IS boxe, olives :aps ard anchove, brand,
aH.o
go &c S Hsssns Ia "
AUCTION NOTiCt.-WiI be sold at auction this day, at
almost every article IL the ne which
have been in but short and well worthy he attention
of buyers. . -.
Also imediael after the sale Of f niture variety OF
''' GEO. 8. MANN & Co,
IoIt.m 333 Broadway, cor. Anthony vt
A. MANN, Auc ioneer.
DY GEO. 8. MANN, 4 CO, Store 333 Broadway, corner
ID Anhony- Monday April 10Th, at 10 O'Clock, Furniture.
Sc large md general Of excellent new and
second hand furniture consisting of almost every article IN the
line.
Also 'Vs{ b ys, at S d $ ssGS is Sc . s
Wines, Liquors Segas and t'oceresIOld WINS In DENT
Johns and bottle many which old end fine quality.
Also brandes Holland gin, Scoth whiskey, superior i'm
ported and d, nestle segars. coffee e., &c a92eI
REACON COURSE
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AMUSEMFNTS.


rHis !.yTISE. X XII W b performed
Queen Eiua,,th, "oo o' A'"s "e"iM Mrs Hunt
MI" '' r'T TsR f isi VII sTy %issr will '''sn
s.,., 80 ,,.. II TIHtMFISSsS' LEGACY
CHATHAM THEAT. r..
M and IL, ssss GstsG, ,.s Ygsp
rs fis Ts q AZ Il s. S f'iys s:''ad
49,. aoN fafHIet.Sis PS fjI T gEsi''"''
M''di Ildy M.b. Lyas1Ss yJ SpA.. cao. Cline
Damon, FORFEIT H.rmone. Miss Cl6o
riITCiitlLi.'s DLKm%ip TiiNArHN..
MONDAY = e H'G,sisf S yl Y :" hpeton.s
cuRlosrrrs A9s ~ Ft IiTEHAruRE.
Tie FL s'1 SMsrs Siis
IT, The pqoi. wiz be opsnsi At and the % ofn'ns''
AsNaICAN Observation-Disclosures
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER TIVE DIRECTION or MSS e. CUsHMAN
"oSDAi Es ASK Nc dAGFE i!' be 'e'''"''
-.- Two BA SRsssEfns
THda iff'!s' E < W. sssaxsHAnn, L......
AnEKishs muSMUn.
Marble n'I'ens Of RfefI saS Ans %ss:s:.
MSS IiES9UH MAk2 sYbS xEfiS Ss
The beautiful aud Charming Queen of Magic.
III" 'HER Rf! pEF i &%Ss' Of
rdas Ts I'll g: s :.S I
pie nci: of hs Which hyS ,.sn the
description eaa gwen M,
E ss deli
and Imitation. Irish Dutch French
az;
Who but , yea. q sss i"s s'''' 100 ''''''
P w "a ySsS. .Ss ii ss who wi"
finest ove's' FANTASIES and w'li'l
oEESD sSRHs Fyk 2sGshsT sY
'NN'D ,s SISs NSSs dHAPP22SSkSiissS$ $-
Just added to the Museum powerful Electro 0aivane
Am sna D. Sy anna and ~
s$asS g &c Museum Ny Two ~ SUITS OF ANCIENT
AN G sassRtSSSB md
Hs' S1 he
Day r.H" s%%sd S%s cso Evening per-
Day Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Admission co all IS cenu-Chldren half price a
fEALE's NEW YOKk MygMUm
NATIONAL P2 p S5M ASP sIGb?RE GALLERY
LAST WEEK ( i 81 D FE2 Ts M,sf.;o5y CHRIST
NATURE AND ART.
Neatly and tasefully displayed three spacious halls and
COSTLY ssi'i 70, o. r99RT.4lrs
tn. ensssd 1as's he
ra ia $ Rfsf;iIa' s 81 S#Ri &
gsrS II ASs 5SE d siS S{Hn
This solemn and impressive represents Our eayoura!
capsa. the High FIs.s and The
.ddiGp sg:gs h ss s9kHsd tn"
Gypsy WOMAN,
From England
wishes impose spon the pubic, by making thor
'e"''' nef :" FORTUNE TELLER
Possessed with supernatural power-bm the contrary,
claims publicly be able instruct others ef MOOD
Intellect and ntion their leading tadsac.ions of
| PAST TIMES,
| THE PRESENT,
| AND THE FUTURE.
She viii tell whether they married
what kind Of husband wife they will describe their
chnrcie and give host of facts ard conclusions
founded her knowledge ofhe mmutabe sciences phreno
logy physognomy neurology philosophy &c A. proof the
Of her assertions she liberty to refer to hum
deds OF first citizens including clergyman judges atts
physicians md of the most cnlieh tened Indies
| the city.
NAdmssion the Museum, Is cents; Children hall pnee
charge of zH to hose who consu the 0psy
Woman 3or
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Died.
On Sunday morning, 9th inst. Mr. PATRICK SxrFIsG-
TON, aged IS years
His friends and acquaintspces respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his
late residepce, ls Canal street.
On Sunday morning 9th inst. after lingering Illness
WILLIAM of Samuel and Catherine Ciillis aged FIVE
years and ten days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the OF Houston and Goerck
streets, this afternoon at Al O'Clock.
On Sunday 9th inst HARRIET daughter Of Charles T.
and Jane 8. Willis, aged four years
The friends of the family invited to attend the une-
raj this afternoon at O'clock from 100 Church street.
On Sunday morning. 9th inst. HARRIET O'BRIEN, only
daughter Of Charles T. and Jane s. Mills aged years
and 10 months
The friends of the family and the members Of Colum
bian Lodge, No. l. o. O. f., respectfully invited to
Intend his funeral from the residence of his father 100
Church street, this afternoon at o'clock.
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SINGING.

SINGING
MADAM SUTTON, having arranged Italy the
M beginning Of August r,ceiv pupils until thss
finishing lessons the Italian French and English
style Singing Her method that pursued by Bordogn and
Vsccai the first masters Europe increasing the strength and
advantage Of her singing with them, which can be pursued
by Alone who have been eminent Ladies do
OF avapg themselves OF Madam Suttons limited stay
ascertain &c By application at II Chambers street,
from Q O'Clock ill 2 m2e 1msr
MR.. H RUSSELL Will his last (6us one Conc r for
Anil s,h on Which nco,.;,n he will ing The Gsmhl.E
Wife Ship Fire New foundand Dog. The Hero and Pho
sopher Robin Ruff, Rockaway Mr. Fathers Old Song, Tho
Gen.u, Of Temperance The Dresw of the Reveller. ,
~ Tickets so cents-to be had HewiuS and AWHILE
Music Stores and at Niblo's Saloon az 2tere
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POKT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 10.


Packet ship Westminster, Atwood from London and Ports
|outh, Feb. l2, with mdse, TO John Griswold.
Ship Arkansas, Burgess 10 days from New Orleans with
|otton, sc. 10 VIM. Nelson. .
Bremen brig Roland steengrosse ~ days from Hamburg
Nth mdse J. c. Muller March goth, lat 30 49, Ion 40 i9
poke ship Pauline, WachteI from Bremen ior NYoIk.
bids molasses 10 do sugar to B. De Forest Co Vessels left
before reported ,. 1870.
". G. Poole, with Wech Mann's Circus Company on
load.
Brig Tapsier Park n days from Msyaguez PR with 800 he's
olasses so bags coffee to Asop Chauncey Vessels left
before reported. f
schr Lawrence Beetss. 90 days from Santa Cruz Cubs,
With sugar, to mister.
|ugu 10 WIcwis. 3d INST v. 81 70, I'm ~ ~ spoke g
ui Boston With losn OF fore SAT- and b .tec rg
Schr Altxsldf, X he tom 10 days from New Ohtans
nth 800 bids mo 10 bales 10 De Peysie hit
bad Of n hhds molesses.
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DAGUERREoTYPE.
TO THE PHnTOGRApHIC AVTTsTS

T, A. ARTAULT & co i6es Fulton street opposite st.
Paul church Iespee,ipy morn he photographic artists
viii receive by packet ships Emerald sud Vile de Lyon
900 Fren dsgueenyre plates 81 inches BY 8 No 30 "
nom and af iroux French gcromanc enses ~ inches
diameter preraedby Chcyeer, Tor ang ere ines OF oor
,,as So ounces omine; chhd' r. i,fine, or s
the che mic ,ls ~ leae 1872 - y -
a DOLPHE MONnR o-Hw. :, ,go9 it's.'.spect
- f,ly nfams tt ihlRua ? 4 NeN iVtN, .ha' '1 mas
~ - lAi ss bAfb1s., $50 ISi D. lu" Nh'' ne u
az cate y rdtrs btusitd o. nm, W me ~ 50 idsh
ions ud blst workm snship. -, =,
and examine his work. %m"r
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VI A RHINE HERALD
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
10 Commodore RosERr sLyEv, Of News fleet, Re.
Of the Shipping left The Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List OF their Cargo and
|oard them mmedateiy their arrival Agents and Cor
lending TO this Office ali the Marine intelligence they can
Rbtain Nautical Information Of any kind will he thankfully
eceived.
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BEACON COURSE.

TROTTINU. =,
The following stakes opened, TO come on the
week April the frat week. May three or more to make
race .,..
h. II two mile he sts. in harness. -
No. 2. Stake No. !, under the Saddle . 49, ,
Stake for horses rotted for money! SUD- $io0 H.
f. two mile heats in harness 49, kew ..
No l. Stake same as No 3. under the saddle,
No. Stake for hoser wagon and dr.
vrr weigh pounds Sub SiO h. m mile heats, best
in S. in wagons. 80 - .
No Stake for ouryear ods, this spring, Sub $780, a. IT,
two mite heats, in harness.
No Stake pairs Of horses in wagons,
Sab. $l00, h. H., two mile heats. -.
No g. Stake free for all Sub $2Q, h. II three mile ne
harness. Americas aud Rpton will not enter Tor Ills stake
account OF their engs gements. , a,
The above stakes close the 10th April by ococh M
SMITHS. 81 Park Row.
The resuIar purses will be yen in MAY. aIO ltsr
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PIANO FORTES AND


S:s 81 Sss $ ;
he Ss s an. s snd
Bic. hs,p stop, action, Ec Se. Pa
New Pops!sT Songs. Duets. Marches w.l.... and
e y.
Step Church Bel. Cha and hs dew do: Spirit q bssssv
s3 snS Guard: March. SsS.
fiSsi S :SsF Sods% L,.
81, y rs D,,Gn E 1.a
State. Euope that have
dreds ofdoctsr. that like mushrooms all overhe
81 v 4. ss NJ s. place .
Ss. ;si s., ev Ely Ns s'e be % in
A MON6 The THOUSAND .sd one Medicines .dver:
ss O al % sus
has paved not with pu but and the vouchers for
is 1eaSs % % Of IN tor B.
beng Si%,es does no, profess perform p6ya
70. $S' %
MI re- :n::
%:d hsSsei ssio. ssSs TSsS Elective
influenza qunry all of the n'ch nsry Of e'pa
''IPs par. opiy 3d. B. JAYNE Third
Philadelphia and so5 Broadway, New York Price 81 per Doe
tie. '.II ......a p9yer
DRUG STORE FOR sALE--I,s h,nd,omsiy fitted up.
IL and located in pleasant ard thriving nsghborhood;
well ad spted for Druggist Physician VIII be sold
streets. sSi Henry street DsotiyH' near South Ferry.
| RIO DkUGOIsTs AND OTHERS from the soutn ans
| Watt ROBEItTS x co. OF London, W2pnet"I 81
the celebrated and popular med,sns T .s m Nv Yoi
% .~S ses noS a
tie trade 70 their popular medicine. Of which hee rs nov
sold 10 Euepe than % 900 boxes wesx no TO-
have rspdIy extended through the states Of Sew rem
che Is unequsled, being gescy free IRON any
Pns rompanrs dyspepsia consumpnons and all diseases
s.ne from Impurities OF the blood; being vsfy mild m ts
on The system be taken by the mes delicate
| female ands small children a, 49,.
CO. No sOt Clarendon House. corner Of Duane Broad
80 Ar., door II 'I.-. 81. rutT iuissm
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Foreign appropriations.

Foreign fHportatiSae.
LaypoE-shp We,tmirster-lio phg, Williams hsuiman
RI WIN Vyse-a Nsyins & cot q Blake & Coz Owen
A A Lnwe-4J NJ Haywood-2R Martin X COZ Leman
Isl w Holberton-2 Cohen-f5500 9oodhne co-f5ot0
Prime, w ard King-1l0 pkgs n Duuh-1 q & Thobprn-2
haldwin,iOo irsow co-4 D H,dden son-f5ooo IN
loveIegns Merchants INK $500 Cotheal col pkg
bord-i Ssmu.i-3 Maj Dela6eld--I Moron Bros
Barclay CO... Martin col X Van Nesi-i Maitland
col Barber Brothers col Brsbane-l Firth Hail.
White sheheld-l Carey Hart25o tons chalk Griswold
Ill pkgs 10 order.
SANTA CRUz-schr Lawrnce-4 90 bbls honev 1900
fdls palm leaf IS logs cedar segars hides ustic
Holt X Owen-3s chs sugar Danl Curtis ~
MAyAGUEz-Schr VIM Wilson-t0 hhds sugar S w Lewis
i hhds nolssses IS do sugar A g Rossiere. ~.
Domestic 1mportations. .r..-
DARIEN-schr Cha les Thome--o hides bill skins Nj
pemill-6 cotton Perkins Hopkinsi5 Stone
Muller.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpor-Packet ship Phillips, Of New
FORKS Thos Cox Cincinnati; Elisha Ashton Boston, Mrs
homason Master Thomson, Philadelphia Miss Cox,
has Humpsge, ngland-3e In the steerage.
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VVANrED--At second Ward Hotel, 81 Nassau At, Ooy
fl 20 o. a"S
sst a. The bar should he prove sufficiently zen qualified I'm
mani family
IL @ % act a: an
ssSs sns Se b
Appy dc Second wsSd Hotel from ls 20 O'Clock hi;
day A moderate salary with comfortable home o9ly VIII
WANTE DA si'ua,iOn as G,rdsOeI by JaTiu, W. Pauen
%sdss t a@s' Ei s SsS II ' G
sss ten S @ %Ss Af and o.
s1ds his sS5Tss' s, DESTROYS Of s5si.
be suSaea lie e v snSsi For
ap to- a PW ESQ D,ofGsy s ..s 10
W PaTLsENI Sas q he German Society los Fulton
w 5000 at cent, acre farm situated ,ie
.s:@ s"xs Ds'"''' '''s'y ssT
WARD WANTED-Any person having small yard 3 let.
line stating terms and .caou Boz ,s Upper Posi- Once
Ts nit s % e., -,
~ TO HOTEL KEEPERS.
person well etpeI; need in the bushes.
bic Good references can be SVEN Address
a FEW GETLEMEN Of steady h1bits can he accommo-
En s9GS s9 es Ss a%
meated on the reasonable term A paror and bedroom
to let. viii. Or without board as &c
NEW FRENCH FLOWERS.
f. and Baltimore large assortment Of styles Of
s sy % sssss ss p
Large dealers will find stock worthy Of hen a,..nton at
One house West Of tbs Bo.eiy.
Aso 20 Flo wer Makes-An assortment of New Materials
PHoEEsSoE Z MAgEFITT yiII deliver Lecture a.o
s In S. nss
s% s.: S;:. e. &: /:
Il soc,sy s in LELAND NJ %,
SraPd: s E = ssysy;K q Zoo; Wsii :;
A:o door Of the Church on the evening Lecture
s. Eay Nh ass3. =
five Lectures. Early EsyTtsn History Hhsolosy. and
Sv
S1 On Ees" 10th APRIL AZ s,Ss,v
18Th Mo day. nth and Thursday, goth April at the same
The Programme subjects be eucded in this Course
Ss1S the S Rs W
he take p ESypn Archaeology where that work
The Lectures vii b. elucidad by copious and beautiful
series of large Pictorial Illustrations that have been prepared
s il; Si%as b, Ty s s nj
fths Tablsaas e1;tns i
int the
the MonFmsns m .hs vailed anG elegant @ Ike
B. C. ls2sdo the celebrated Cleopatra, r c. 20, taken
from the seupturesKng Princes and royal Females, offer
and heads Of Asiae nation. antiquity dating
positions under
that supposed relate 10 the Hebrew captivPoces.
tie Pharaohs Of Egyp-wth other subjects TOO numer
Nile cooed to convey correct idea Of its singular ply
steal aspect
Ticket, be had the bookstores Of Bartlett Wexford
22n Broadway Caryil Co.. I02 Broadway, and T. Crow
633 BIoadWay also at the ONCE Of the GLOBE Hotel q he
Saloon. .
Gentlemans Ticket Two Dollars Lady', One Dollar for
the Course. For evening, Fifty Cents. as lot
rrIE LONDON LA NCET
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~ L he OlllLENo VI NE 1Ohh.
DUSSIAN KEsAN SOAP-The subscriber has just recsi-
N we'd be bark Roube from Cronadt casep of this
ce,brsed which for shaving and the toilette
For shaving acknowledged by those who have used
il be the superior article IN use IL Is paw three
years sir CO this article introduced the civ of Bostou,
been sold upwards of 5000 PERSONS
with pef satisfaction, and considered the pures and
cheapest family sosp that can b. n;ed Eur al hy ts dozen
cake yeryiow, by SAMUEL w CHEEGH,
Prices M 50 and IS cents and 50 cake according TO
siz.. The quality Of each cake is the same.
N B-A liberal discount made Wholesale purchasers
az eodis3 scr =
CyENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF WARD
" ROBE--Gentl, men families desirous OF converting
their left off apparel INTO cash, can obtain for the
the hghe ST cash price. 49,, .t.r
To families and gentlemen cutting the city changing
residences having any superuous effects TO dispose Of will
find much to their send for the subscriber
who win attend them at their residence ny ncnt
No. lIi Varick street, New York.
a line through the Post Office or otherwise Will receive
WINDOW sHAD tsThe sub, mt offers for sale at his
w No. 272 Blocker GENIAL assortment OF
beau lui allan and French Window Sba les,
lower thin place ia this city And also tasteful
20 sws,c DANIEL Z. TOoKEa.
( sKAFrS PAYABLE AT SIGHT on al parts Of tng aud,
ireland and cotland in sums Of So 81, 81 80 to any
amount for sale at s. J. SYLVESTEK'S,
abr % Wall street and l3o Broadway
I OoK At THIS--yust received lot Goe haks, at ouiy
81; lot table iaen, yds wde only 6d fine broad
cloths M only rs 3D. lot fine double mil Sd
lot best sattnes az only % 6d shrng musns
yards othne book muss at M lot cambria musins at I'd per
LADIES' collars az Cd; lot mems fine only
lot fine new de iaues cheap; good silk at skcn. Il
will pay any one to come 20 miles to WlLLET HAWKINS
SOL Greenwich street. os store below Spring
min mis m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10

YOUNG MEN out Of employment would do well to
l1aiify themselves Bookkeeping AZ Van Norden':
ns sha ppas p 20. Do,dwsy, iecona
accountants through the influence ofhs patron.
authors work copied IN his school aud he to inn
press upon the minds of his pupils BY familiar illustrator
Course Of instruction. Wholesale, Retail Commission, Ex
chung, and Compound Co. Speculs ion Accounts.
Van Nordtns system of splendid business psnmansnp inn
prted all In Incredible short Of time Terms
tmry moderate Day and evening clastcs 2s Broadway
as 2xxI- 4 IN