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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15
Markets. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.

fe9nd FL Pct has sG%e%h9 9 9 gnd
port Pearls remain neglected. md hear OF only ~ 10 20
bb taken "a 75 Tho receipts are considerable some 800
little more dong today Tie Guoiaons are the same Us
the buyer We quote Upland and Florida ordinary to mid
ding 81 cents nddng far to fair n ~, COED ia r
a MESs a Gna to s s na ood e ndn % ~
FLOUR AND.A1EAL-The market is rather steady but not
active The demand for the East limited, and the sales TO-
day. partly of the unavorabe weather have been
P gre Wh0g nase e, Of M
es Genesee vorte bnnds bet not quite fancy at 5 and
@ asy a 9S S e eeS.
disposed store much Southern descriptions
a'd du ifi at g o'S % VIEW few ds ye'4 nc" parcel
fore about 5s H 81 s. s,ss s' to sys es
at2e Ship Sutfs abundant, and the rate has de-
GKAINlrhe transactions hnyc not been large and prices
are dropping small 1t Of inferior Wheat he'd Ct m
Corn 20 81 and dull Sales 300 bush Southern
terms Lust sales Is iSs. measure Sales GeJ bushels
Jersey ut &c. Oats are plenty. with limited demand ut . 50
WHIsKEY.-There is nothing Of Importance doing in bIls
eye the f Of the Drudge Is steqdy IT g cts 10
nr about afhf H5s s.y fS
higher prices aTe asked we quote SohGn al
a Ia wien in he s "%" 2s
2929 put murket by specugors S6 tc Total SSSss
for consumption G3 tics. Total 2o tcs leaving present
MAY~The market is at 81 Sc for shipping qualities with
LEAD@e notice Il sale of 1000 pigs Missouri ct So 45,
time. n. 1.,o =. ID ~,
81, per cent Off for cash: $40 Southern at to oz c c,
even ran averaging 24;4 lbs atl24 cents, mos .
TALLOW-herc activity ~ ms nrtcle, ana we
noce sales go lbs City Rendered ut ic 10 bbis ana csks
Country, at o. 81 and GO bbis on private terms
PROVSONS-The transactions III PORK are srnt NJ 81 anu
So purcell of Prime offered At So "a without ndns Buy
e,s tt doing i'm Reef SnlcS 100 hbs City nj 60 10 id 10,
aud - terccs Prime Mess Beet at 80 There a;he. more
% Ot
g. The latter Tor very prime 0tol5 hds Picked Shout
lers nj
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C,uvrp pr .1ISf;-Thc subscribers having removed u
b P P -, are now prepared devote their attention
al e SGsSs . :s da as Door safa
Pn ,;nrs &c &c Also. coach and harness piAtihg u'
,cnded 10 with neatness and despateh- Nyo,t
Mis- 3t+ CRANE j. JONAS. III featrss' NC" A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

n-s- The Anniversary OF the fonth,s ms! mis- Isl
so1,ary Societ Of the Forsyh.stiec, NJ f.
he held on Thursday Evening next. 10Th s' III nan as'
o'clock. ~ ,,Lr p r n, Drrbin of Dick.
ne ."h Eey John A. Collins OF the Baltimore S4fc'
ence and Rev j. g. Fnday Ts, Nlssi1naTy ie as
DOT !DIIah' Secretary.
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~,OppOR ALTON SOTlCE.-Publc notlceis hereby gwen
IN the owner or owncrS, Occupant or occupants ~ az
house, and lois. improved unDpnTed lands a!sctel lee
Ty that the following assessments nave been conpee w
y NH neons interested vel! and pump N lth stfe,
ia,,cen al and Lexington embracing lois on oI
do nj 9th street. between h aid Lexington nven'e anc on
soth sides of 18th between OH ana stn Stress
interests affected OY uie ABOVE nHe
assessments and who opposed To- the 'nne or ee o
them are requested to present their IN wlhg
The Undersigned Street Commissioner once WITHIN ~
Gays ifo" TIC a''' John EVEN, Stree, Commissioner.
and Chairman Of the ASSESSOR
Street Commissioners Office. May lith. ls4i. mlo
uyAsIiINGTON ELlXIR.-Thls invaluable Elixir IS call
w ed by many the "UnYersai Remedy. and VITA some
prop,iefy for has proved invariably 'ccs1s;n IN Tue c9te Vi
DYSPEPSIA Uidrrhsq and Dgserterv Bi!liou ana ram
'sr o''''' FEVER IND .fGUE.
disease the nsduous and repeated shocks 81 wc no con
rnni iii Others esha.ts the bodily and mental powers OF me
.,nHce,, We unllesItangy gunrnsee TIE WAsHiNdrpN
FtyIg 20 cure every Of this dsease IN when may uc
used: can wc say more! 49,, ,o,,,I ,uhEsb
many cecates-now in dekeely gwen by some OF oar
hest citizens bu, rs We think That pesos ,ee'ee H's' "
ABM HAT n i, r fsG Alderman i W ''D
WAI f. MILLS, Eal. lei Avenue D.
ioSEPH WILLIAMS. E.a. 40 Itewls-s;;
GEO w. ALLERTON. Esq. Eth Ward ana
AHNEST FINK. Esq = spr.ng-st. ,o.,i-.d tho ,,-
Ali of the above have, their own peso' ie'i-o TIC L.
most magical curative powers OF tins Elxlr Il,
For the convenience of the public we nave hppoh'eu me
following respectable druggists agents cnf ne 40 no.
ss he commences Of obtained esehere IN uL es
NtHAr iS3 Broadway; GRkESLEY corner GRAND arc iui-
rv Sreets: Wendovcr Ill Eishh-avenue; LEdoETr. co.,
Avenue ID and Third street
cios sre6ey. E g. GUIoXs Drug Store is gowery
Gpsnd.t,eet New-York Price 81 ali lmeot.nN
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Correspondence Of livingston 8: Co. . Wal st.


There are eco bushels of wheat aoat to-day from points
beyond Detroit One from Wisconsin was taken AZ %
cents hut holders of Michigan city refuse that Tor their sam
pies 400 hb Michigan Flour half Monroe so! at an ave
rage OF Go 200 5bs Castle and Strong, nj sV5 scarcely
any III ing doing in either department. u c,
Cram is arriving here freely, but the Ncand lana
route is taking oil heavy shave 81 our rolling freight ne
eyno-s hy our canal diminished the least rs ye' INT
the EFFECTS OF the Canadian charne will exhibit themselves
pulpobly. soon ss find that Flour GO pow carried IRON sun
Large numbers Of small dealers from nSe ports snd 'G IN
region beycnd U.s. here and-muhns purchases n
merchandise aud other cummodtc, required Tor profitable
interchange with the producez The sales OF groceries, ene'
and shoes Cor such destination are gu tc large
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Raymond Week. ~, MAJ: e.
Crew, and amusing all ages are the best eyl-
denccs Of and OF s@e Of
nS n,oor,ety As such recommend to GIL VINO .hus
n onoouni,y OF witnessing under the manasenen. OF let
pficsbrach. the sreeate. s "'ui'' " mis-
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]. 3. WINDLE & CO.,

IMPORTERS OF, md DEALEhs IN
TABLE CUTLERY, HARDWARE AZ Ere TN .T WARE.
VIZ No IS MAIDEN LANE, NETWORK.
p,ct., shns Steamboats, Hotels and Private Houses, fur
nshe. 1t manufacturers prices. at the shores. notice
sing enrcy far cdS-hGrtH tie largest stgre
and s.ock IN TIC United States They offer Inducements at
can be tound no where else:
Catalogues TO be had at the store. IL, =.
SB@Every article their Line mnnuiaeusd 70 orue. OF
the best material and workmanship. sN eoo1mH
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,rsrrxrnr OF EVERY DOOR AND VARIETY FOR THE La

Che came with roses ofthc fragrant May,
Sweet swelling ,essanines vioets and Jonauis.
Scattering perfume ole. the scented way.
Sweet us the garden ofthe Gods dstils'
50 othe old poet, writes of heroine. Perfumes add to
on Conceptions OF beauty. The delicate scen the sweet
aanne the soft favor Of Musk. and the various KINGS
atn smells that please the senses when united with The
scfbsauty always be the toilet Of the fair Luz
f Gueriain Ps,eys. and the most celebrated perfumes
r al parts the world, comprising every variety made
Ion he choicest flowers imported expressly for the use OF the
M ofNewYo,k ard sold at wholesale and retail by a. b.
sDS co. Druggists 273 Broadway. cor Chan.bei'-st,
Grr,ita p.iiI,
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GRAND
VOCAL AND S a5s 5FESi Ho 9t2NcERT AT PAL
cHEvALIER Z +. fS VfiEUxTEMps,
Assisted Arb y S FHE asE 81 Tk
ITALIAN OPERA.
ON THURSDAY. MAY Is.
PROGRAMME.
rse-is4s ..e 70, he levi Violin IN the Classical sgl'
MeiOdrs composed and sung By sq An;osnip ,,,.,
G 1a c cIo,st ' .n s9 Ie.pled by L. VeaSei
4 Grant Az By Sgno' Va:,e.ira. ,,,
Grand Concerto Ndlgi" and Rondo 90 anu u pa' co
posed and executed BY H. VieuItemps
,,.s.-, MS. sEeG % r. rA s5ner... STD.
!. I:rand Ouye''aEs. t9il ,,rcf-if' -, u
G-asf Sesna end Daelo, 7 ,as .siri art e Laea q,
LGnne-Teer. sung ~ JtHH eostHrs % S.s isscETfH'
III Ca:aSa Of venice By rasnnin executed by IyerI
Tese; one Dgl;i each AZ he Soy oss Of II. oPs
neSce a; O'Clock doors wall open at :. ml5 2;ls
rE,HE FINE ARTS.-Now exhibiting 4, Tie late APOLLO
GALLERY, corner OF Broadway ard Chsir5 .r ,e..
satrance IN Chambers s,rse collection Ct Origins, on Pant
is IN order Thn.e who have the r>; caller OF Ed
rnpe pronounce this collection - be equal - ay they nave
seen. admance y cens, ca,slogueS nclndei nlt Nv.
p AYMoND AID WEEAs' GRAND MENAGGE&ik,
Mcssrs RAYMOND 3 WEEKS respectfully inform tie ct,
o d,ve,,d syison Of vi beasts las season. hz tlev
TINS lay urrn the. Grand Neuace:e at the corner OF Light
within lev minute, walk OF the 'acst cen;Fa pa'is d re
CIV. The Caravan has had many new AMI cnfoi, minus
with any sr!l establishment, N Europe. ioGr' OF eNoben
from lotto u. ard 10 10 IN ne eveins iieIr I
cplne tina; have cn:eEo hs name !peIi,Soe myt9 Nv
+. MERICANf MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL Fur
= P T. B,RSrM. Nsnaeer-Coret 81 broadway aad Ann
; TIE IgV0ST BRiLLL4NT .4SD TR!U.EPH.4-NT
GRAND pERFoR,iANCE svery afternoon a, "a O'Clock
''rs.s TAK GLT a " sL "a T.
ever known my Se ,n seen eyer, day III" IL O'CLOCK
The manager happy TO announce Encouragement FOR one
week '''y' WIN a-oi5RpREsN Family .,-...
of five pfTfai ST oS Il n SIX YEARS %'0
Inc s flSs ' pGE!s %faJ@s; 2TfRTETrs. Sc
TIL. nim,,se p AXIS nn intensified m,aor of M
Dutch Yankee and other cfsrc'e engaged together with
r.. hos. co,o,,io IN n nW :S a. iYycna universal
avorie MS n Ballad Singer; In Petite CERlfu the Dcs
D Abcaai a @ sotc GtaT' Of Wax Figures.
The Gypsy QUEEN the fortune teller. may be seen ard
Pye SJas i al e si under sS 10 e SEIZE Cents
EJ- . io consulting the Gypsy Queen privately
NETWORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY.
DESTRUCTION OF ST. MICilAEI,s, CHURCH by
FIRE dgng e ss s nc IN espes for the
OCCASION This thrilling and sacnlecous scene portrayed
that must be eporc, by every dpaonate person The PIC
tuEe representing the mournu aud meancnoly catastrophe
painted upon some hundreds OF square feet OF cnn'a' and
viewed throu: glass of such enormous maStyns poweF
render each object presented to the view Oh Inc spectator
DWARF Fse Efss shorter and ; Is I'D F IS Gen TN
IHHMEs r GAHkF6 r. B. SEEN ALL FOR
one sEHHiLLING! '> MRS. fliIFs the charming song
sFEAf ~ E AfEEEMlc Che Es SIX FoSf toS 8;
OVER. the Pr',ean Per35Ter r. f. inc nc
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NJ Voyage 10 various ports in Europe

rT VOYAGE 10 various ports ia Europe,
Asia and Africa in the MediterraneanA first class vessel
with superior accommodations for passengers Will be de-
spaced rs above on or about the 10th proxmo touching ut
the AZORES or WESTERN ISLANDS, then proceeding TO Glib
RALrAR thence to MALTA where Mediterranean Pilots Will
be TAKEN thence TO ATHENS and the GRECIAS ISLANDS,
thence to CoSsTASTSoPLE, where the principal part OF Inc
outward cargo will BE disposed Of thence TESEDos md the
Ruins of ancient Troy; thence TO SMYRNA ScIo, SAMos
RHODES CYPRUS, TYRE SIDoN, CAGsARsA and JoPPA'
where the vessel will sufficient time 70 enhoe passe
gers to visit JERUSALEM then return down the Mediterranean
via EGYPT TEIPoLI und SYRACUSE, and II tune WIN peIh
and the passengers desire IT. the cruise may ne eAte'ne
MEssISA NAPLgs, CVITA VECCHIA the seaport ni ROME
thence Corsica, ELIZA. LEGHoRS bESoA, .NiSE :iA
aud MADgIRA and taxing the southern passage acr>s me ~
unc maxim: If desired, bre: stop n, ChaTestor = Z. 10
land passengers und effects, and thence 10 t port Inc .
will pTna bis occupy about MONTHS dnring WHICH
valuable commercial and other information may Ue
incurred: also highly interesting cabinets oi ctrioslts *
may he collected. This poAeer eXnedoi projected III wy
New World! will doubtless he o. profit as well us OF pen
sire the passengers, all Of whom. besides beng OFdeu
with every possible Comfort ard convenience To be onh on
hoard of ship will be allowed 10 Take with them INC cls-
rrnI certain quantity OF saeble goods 10 dSse oi y! ph
Ter or otherwise, winch privilege, II properly improved WI
probably yield profit scieu, 10 nearly or quite cover he
mice of passuge The charge to each passenger posueu
number c.ier VIII not exceed le usuh A
pense of gentleman passlns the NJ SaTatoGa OF Ma
guru Those who wish TO avail THEMSELVES OF ,s luToIu
bic opportunity acquiring practical c0mrrerr'I k5c!edg
nnce To the STUDENT the of pleasure and OF business VIII
nlnse make early application the OF the vessel to pc
employed on the voyusc will depend IN measure upon me
number who forward enry and engage passage Inc
compnny will be select and will be furnished with every posi-
HE respecting the articles most salenble Mt the po
Intended be visited and the most advisable investments 70 o.
nude IN return
mvli 2ws+ SAMUEL w. DEWEY. 100 Front St
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n-~ Eccaleobion-TO THE PUBLIC.-The propre-
tor Of this scientific and amusing EShbon extremely CRATE
hi for The patronage received ut the hands ct
Discriminating and liberal pubc proposes .eTes OF &
commence by Incorporating entire receipts OF Friday the
i7,b 10 the society for the support of Aged and INDECENT
pnocsbe Femncs The Officer Of said Society authorized
o Contributions will have the goodness to ca! ut NE
Exhibition Hall Mt o'clock Friday evening anh receive e
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Commercial aud Money Matters.
nc For Commercial cad Money Matters. sec Last pas

nc For Commercial end Money Matters. Last Page.
TUESDAY p. NJ.
The Stock market was heavy at the first Board,
and prices declined but the second Board there cons
enable reaction and prices up Long Isnnd ;e of con-
sdersby consequence oftc action 9th proprietor, oil At
lan,ic-S:fec, IN relation 10 the terminus oit''e road
There is q good inquiry Tor Sterling Exchange at
81 o and Frame, ) Ga. Bills in fair supply.
We copy the following from Thompsnn's Bank
Note Reporter to which which have been often indebted
for interesting and useful items OF financial information. ad
can nd our fu coumcudaton the beauty OF the notes
crayed By Dautoh Spencer ,iuity for the Durham Bank
They a:c cowa To OF the bs; plates OF the ANIMALS and
Magazines:
rh Fre, Banks arc privileged by the Comptroller
select c,he. 1.-THE ec following house. ana PRINT
Terpan Carpenter 4 TO. do Rawdol, Wright {, la,ch, DO
as BnSs eRaET b. isws s a a dc
thus creating speces 81 ono21y te effect OF winch has
per oil an iaenor quality.
Ne already sec tie good effect of Comptroller Flasg. re-
publican freedom ubolishug this monopoly: tire Fulton
Bank Is ,.u,ng superior from the house OF Toppan Car
pcu;er ( Co. and the Chemical Bank superior one If
possible. from the hou'e of Dantorh. Spencer Z Iluity
Wei have ives and iwus the NewYork Stock
Bank ut Durham winch IN eye excel thing the line
Daniorth, Spencer \. iluity.
The Commuee for the Toatinc Building have
this day declared dividend of $50 pa' share. payable on de-
naud.
In he Report of the Committee oil Ways and
Means in .c Assembly OF this State sir Hoffman maSe the
debt Of the State Us follows:
Recagitaietoa Of tic d5t Of Stqteas 1t shoad haze 5ee
stated March 21.a, 1872.
Gcaers fund debt. lt t6 IS
Canal debt funded ct that time i 0 ii -
Pad for the canals. t2 ~
(. A,ccfaInct and estimated uuuu!et canal debt
exclusive OF the uncirned profits u the con
t:"ctors. ~, 40 45
Total OF State debt. March 81 1872. asccr-
tanned. Sso,l.o,So0 10
And he gives the uniuuded canal debt US follows:
Res0pu{dtion Of the anfundcd Cana! Debt.
For nrrcarGSes TO contractors 46 30
Engineers
Extra allowances 90 70
Land &c Cannges $1,000 -
500. go As
Uncuracd profit, of contractors 4o5ll S.
sI,0S57i2 90
Add for contingencies. Isl 81
BcRnes Phiiadciohia Reporter saws .Very
little done in the money market last week The fearful riots
formed the topic OF conversation IN all circles Good paper
may DC negotiated readily ut from 10 per Gent annum
Relief notes lower they G:e now at per cen discount
No change IN specie.
AT Boston the following stocks were sold 80
shares Boston md Providence Railroad, "a adv.; 20 do Read
ng Railroad $685. per share 20 Boston and Mime Railroad
adv; 81 Boston und Worcester Railroad 1879 adv; ~ Charles
town Branch Railroad sS5l.. per share.
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cIi1 Gournud,s Italian Mcdi-

Martin z. Thompson, Architect and Builder
~ NJ wall street prepared 10 furnish Plans and Super-
intend the Erection Of Buildings Residence no @ w
street. doors eSS- VI N Iah9
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REMOVAL OF THE
NETWORK CASH TAILORING
Establt hmenf.

From 142 FuLLoa-Street To l07 Broadray.
The subscribers have removed their establishment to M
Broadway doors below the Franklin House and are now
with full acd varied assortment Of Cloths Cass'-
me.es and ves,ss which they would invite the aenuos
of their old customers and the public In removing oo
central location with increased facilities for Gong business
We shall be enabled to offer still greater ndueens 70 the
cash paying we shall always nun W ashetus
h .,d On. Price System the confidence Of cur
customers Having 10 our enp,y the most experienced cut
ten and employing bat the be.' of wokca and having
tho hole rs,ne,s under our Immediate supervision We
can .,y guarantee thatour garments will compare IN style
and elegance with those Of nny house IN the United states 70
addition TO former stock have hand full and COM
,.te ever article usually kep. in senteaans
Quitting house. ~hee customers always depend On
ne If J. c. BOOTH & co.
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School and Miscellaneous Books, &C.
WILLIAM Il. CORNWELL,

os Bcarcrstyeet, tc0 doors from Pear!-Street,
fcs- Offers II, LOWEST RATES. School and Mscella.
nenl Books Blank iocks, Papers tlus una stationery
general which he invites the attention oil MecHahp
mhs ems
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE UNITED STATES.
No. SO BowERY.
ANDERSON & noBBS have Just receye large ,a 9nd
splendid Of new Spring Patterns OF Nu
hsi TH III Fly AND DOUBLE sUPERFI IN: 4,
CapcnS Patterns that cannot be found IN any o'e 1''D
and Common ss HsFaP Hea a
Rugs PE RG9T asIf WSD sBe F2
All Wnss ON the above DESCRIPTION Of Cacg and viii
be1 sold nj the usual low prices at % Bowery u md
adys hS are about RqEfH:ops { So iSsn
'A' No. 50 BoweTy, the frst Carpet Warehouse
upl6 lmist above Lester ST.
rs- No Charge until the Hair Is restorca'
re the original teris winch
BEALs, HAIR RESToRATIEE
lsHpPedS %qt 1gPpFik nsit hs IgSTTfE2' Office
Personal references siUen as 10 us SUCCESS
Onions. 173 Broadway New York.
Jnrin.s 9 Milk street, Boston
Wilson Il Locust street. Philadelphia. .,.,,,
Parker. Market near Broad street, Newark nD lmisltW
r~Dr. Fell. Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle vii
completely and permanently eradicate superiuois na III
Hsed aeesd 1R Rs S at
uous hair Be sure &C, the genuine ut the original ONCE o.
81 per bottle: directions French and Eng ~ H.
Agents-Gurthrle Maiden lane, Albany Myers NeS, ,,
ven Brown Is Chestnut stree. Phseph2 Jordan GaI iS
ton Lowell c. Dyer i. Providence: Maiheyyson \. vch'
Tonsey Rochester. N.Y. Guild. Bangor; w mte CanS
Can and tested before buying. Proof positive
mistake. a'-0 ii
NJ DIR. Felix Gournud's Italian Mcdt-
Gated Soap.-For curing eekes pinpef eTupu PUG a
blotche, scurvy morphew heat spots misket0 bs aa ~
irritation and fcushne and aowne qnd darkness Of Inc
en- discoveries Its enoent and healing qualities are SPOKEN
ofn Mi directions and every who recommend It, One
cake 50 cents we warrant 10 answer all ordinary purposes
and i IS 10 be had genuine only one door
from the corner of Broadway Agents. Mk street. Boston
IS hcsuuts Philadelphia Gray, PoughSeepe Iousey
t,reIl. md a. 'rr;nn Ne,x, / a2O Inns
~ The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
real head of han. scecs and connosSeu nave pfonDuc
M the most perfect and extraordinary invention OF the DAY
The rrcst advantage this novel ana unique wig It's De
mo made without sewing Weaving. which causes us appear
nce "a closely 10 resemble the natural har boiE N gts
and general appearance 10 ety detection Us
M so porous and free that IN all cases OF ppa-
ron is unimpeied aud the great ers OF oef
n,;rev avoided The scepc and connosserr are ALIKE
ed r. insect this novel and beautiful WE ard tne Pc
ioT method of fitting the head. al the manufacturer : a
r. RARRY l46 Broadway. corner oil Liberty up s'As.
as Inns
pnI as
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co..o, canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAT- DUCK Lett f HAExayY f' a FaAIE STA "A
AWNlNGS, - ~ q inches WIDE BAGGING plain
tnd twed and Il inch AkO. Gram and Meal Bags n
and bushels RtISS I sif FOX PobbHEMus
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
Men's, Boys and Cliildren's Clothing
GEOaG t. G II Il e n,
., IN ~

WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HA%D 4 FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSoRl'l,ENI OfFa,,yy,,(,
HENS BOYS- .7...D CHfLDRE.N'S CLOJHl!SO.
ofnl DESCRIPTIONS made in the HD:r FASHIONABLE sTYLs,o
which he would respectfully invite Inc aeu'" OF n1'e " "a'''
As he llnS made arrangements 20 receive .,,.,
CLOTHS. cASSliERES. EEsIlNGs, 3:c::,o,,.d
Inv every Dacet and secured the ,ervces 81 etpeenced
Gutter, lie pledges himself To give perfect 'aiShc'oh "a
who may pu,chEse. ,,,..;.. n,J
- ~. .r " app Inns
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~ FINE MISUNDERSTANDING e HAHhiMaSy ;,lJ,
YIN q Merchants Exchange, corner % W al AM W
streets teatYance frs. door IN Nilanll na,e -
s addition TO taeir previous f,SSS S,nate r.
fnIey nnd Lever Watches. both Tor afe: ana Sehussj
ron me south as well the city trade. VIII md
Wien nual:iy Is compared pnces low;
a seseni ax.,rtueni OF Jewehy OF he bes; quality.
S.eriiur Iirer ware manufacturer pnces ,,..,
kinds of ntcles repaired eda 10 me original
CGocks regulated by frs, nate workman spa ="
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9s Bcarrstreet, tlc0 door: from Pearl-street'
1rs- Offers Mt LOWEST RATES. School and Aliscela
nenl Eooks Blank i:ock Papers. tluil. Una stationery
General 10 wlc! he invites the attention OF Merchants
mhS ems
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u HAIR WHITE AS SNOW. OR RED AS FIRE, may be
esosed beautiful auburn deep rch black IN TWO OF
ce hour, by the Italian Dye This IS tho only article
worthy be called hair dye and is the only preparation that
VII invariably color the hair without injury 10 the hair or siam
90 tie skin The Italian Dye warranted TO give perfect sas-
lection money will be returned. Red whskered gentle
men may make themselves handsome as they please now.
Price 20 cents
Prepared ard sold wholesale and retail by SANDS co.
Chemists. 23 Broadway. Chambers Granite
Buildings. Sold also 20 Futon and q East Broad
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E NHI si, OF SSEL W. DEWEY 100 From, st

rs Hardware, Cutlery. &c.-i.EWiS BENZ
DICT & CO. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they removed 10 this city and have taken
the Store 81 PearNre. ioppose the Pcal'reet rouse
,. hoy ora pow opening large and wel-scected assor
cent of Goods both Foreign and Domestic. to which they
youl call the attention Of those wishing TO purchase ai6 u
RS HATS Mt -Four Do.Iars.-IVe invite the aten-
lion Of ceDscmen To beautiful Hat now offering nj
the above price We have introduced them 10 meet The de-
mnnd of a numerous class the community who are not dis
poscd t purchase The best fabc require hat strictly
fashionable and tasty Our Four Dollar Hats ae prepared IN
.a same STYLE md finish and possess large the
essential properties of ouI finest quality WARNOCkS
ms lsti Fashionable liaiterS, -oi Diouu"Gy