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Export. from l.t 10 lIth Maze

GROCERIES-For three davs-The market FOR Coffee Is
without change since cur last with sales of few hundred
bags Brazil q; 6.s5l cents: 400 Java sa SEQ green 60
I3 geo Laguayra, .; $50 Angnstura - 100 Sun2;fa u.
and 1000 ST. Domingo, chiefly for export, 5:a5 cash
Owing TO unfavorable weather the recent receipts OF Ne+
Orleans Sugars have been l.nccd which accounts Tor
the small OF since last the demand
hes continued good, and the market very firm. The rs
actions comprise 80 hhds New Orleans. in lots Al 7.o
certs cargo Of i20 DO, 81 al round 50 hhds. St Croix
7a5i: and 400 boxes b.oTn Havana. last, months
Great activity continues prevail in Molasse>. and prices
OF Orleans again Advanced la2 cents per caof
Tire continued discograging accounts from Cuba advising
short crop Of Sugar and Moasse there have flesh
impetus cur which closes wiki; large and spe-
culatve inquiry. prices still retaining an upward tendency
The sales comprise $50 bbls Sewo-eans- in 7s, a. 2o
$50 arrive, rs three c.rGoes also 10 arrive
o.; do from second hands, supposed IS Zone OF which
has changed hands three tines ant cargo OF Trinidad
Cuba on terms made public Two cargoes Neyv-oF
leans and one jus: arrived were sold pFey-
ously.
HEMP-The market continues quiet. and we have bnt
notice sale Of 80 bales Dewrottet American Il $50
-lo..
HIDES-The demand is very limited. and have only
TO notice sales oi 600 dry Southern, mercla:abc a;
10 cents; 200 90. as they run, q! cash.
IRoN-We have heard Of no transactions in Pig. Bar
&c. since our last report but prices are very firm oT al
descriptions.
LEAD-The market for Soft Missouri will, reduced
stock, IS firm IA s., cash, in lots.
FEATHEHs-There has been more activity in Western
Live Geese notice sales 5000 lbs good 20 prime
on terms not TRANSFERRED
CorPER-Ncw sheahins remains steady at 2ll cents
G mos; $500 lbs Old brought III, cash.
TEAS-The Tea sale III $ morning fully attended
and the Greens brought from TO cts advance on the
previous sales Most the cheap Teas withdrawn
Blacks went low, but the sales were large.
TIN PLATEs-The only sales OF wheA We have heard
are in lots from s. -, csSh. For large pay
GELS, higher prices are asked aud offered
ZINC-Aout so casks Belgian have been disposed
OF at about * cents. mos.
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- lectures on shakspear.

with The ngen, requests OF his New ork friends Nh Hudson
sS 10 announce Course OF Eight Lectures Shakespeare.
n b. given Suyyesant Institute Broadway nearly opposite
Bond street on evenings Of Monday and THURSDAY Of each
ec until the be completed, beginning next Thurs
Evening. March g. at u o'clock
Single tickets the whole course, So every additional
tIcke, taken ty the same person, s.
Amittance snge lectures for person, 30 for
every additional person, u CENTS
Tickets mss be had Appletons Bookstore the AIer-
cantile Society Libraries, and II the Lecture Room.
NIP 2tjs'
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Markets Carefully reported for The Tribune.
TUESDAY, March L.
ASIES-Tlc market is heavy. and few small lots new
Pots have been sold nj sd. which is lower OF New
Pearls we understand sale was made at 1 Cot
EXT ort from Isl 10 lth March,
Observation-Disclosures 9oi Dds
Pearls ............--..-..-.....S2l bbs.
Co1ToN-The sales to-day add mp leo bales nearly all
for shipment, without charge in prices
Total Import since Isl inst Is, l5l bales
Export from LIST TO ] lth March. G,osl bales.
Export from the United States
Since LIST September ast.------. 9lA,Oss bales.
Same time last year. iSe,2oi do.
same time wear before l079,503 do.
The following table was prepared BY a gentleman who
has long time engaged in the Cotton trade, and
who is perfectly converSant with the matter:
KEYS To TIE COTTON Chor,
Orc comparison cf tbs crop r ne gieat crop or 1873
at NSss se'd ;' 'ia 's Oh 81
s5i,59i $3.50
Reed Charleston NFshs IS, $SS5s To Nh .s;IIs5
Do Florida ports March i?2li0 To NH t. e" lC6CO3
Stock at Augusta aud Hamburg.
Do Mscon; Mil, ~ estimate. $1,000 On = " Il.sis
weeks shipment firm Columbus 5000 wk Columb. 1900
Crop counted TO the above da,csi ,p:5,7la $3.50
Add for , Us difference OF time 10000
l,l267is
Deduc, Augusta aad Hamburg
stock on Isl Sept. which was
I.lO9.2lt 1851
Total actual re.
ceipjs OF these
dist. for
Future receipts, say in 1885,. s!isss the s es
iA5Q953 1918 600
Estimate for New.oean iG20Oo y. Orleans. 900
Total elopof y
Probable total .2,175ooc the L s. .2.379cO5
FLOUR AND ME.,I.-There is more doing To day. but
prices Holders ask generally SI for good
brands GercSec, but ;here have been sales lah0 10 1900
bbis ST. OF New-orlcanS We notice sales 400 bols
httle fancy ut s7i. Common brands duh at .5 In
Southern hear Of nothing doing. except 500 ohls Bran
dywuc at IS Sales eco bbls Erarywine Meal at ;bou,
2 GA, and 200 hhdS do private terms
Export, from Isl 10 llih March.
Wheat fiour. 49, hbs
GRAIS-A sale OF 1000 Bushels Western Wheat via Ca
nal has been made, not made public Corn is
and prices tend upward. DistcFS offer 40 cents
freely, arrive. FIR LOT OF Southern Yellow "a. weight
bid Sales 2ooO bushels Jersey II %, Tor the East.
lot OF Barley ;lc market, deliverable upon
opening OF the Canal. We heard Of sales Oats are
very d and Northern quctSd al ~ 80 cts. Sales
/ 1909 bushes southern NJ 20.
Export, from Isl 10 lith March
Com ,s7l bushels.
wHISKYA sale of $50 bbls to arrive, high proof has
been made ii 22R cts.
uOPS-We notice sales 81 bales No Weston AZ Is
cts cash.
az 80 cts.
SALE atou, 100 tics Clover. in bbs and e
Sscs ice bbs Timothy at $40 80 Sl. Export of Clover
Ss the mas, week 6G ard i26 bSls and Of Flax Seed
for the seescn. cleared 1904 ties
| TALLow-Salcs IS 10 10000 lbs Western have been
made at = cts.
steady The sales is learn are 800 bbs old
Prime 20 62t, and 200 b5ls Mess ~ 5is 81.
25 About SO hhds and Lb Seek &C. have been sold 81
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lFor Commercial and Jfoney Natt.rs. see last pagsl

For Commercial and Money Katlrs, rec Las' Pags.
WEDNESDAY,, P. NJ.
There was buoyant feeling to-day IN Stocks,
and although the sales large there was more dis
position shown at the close to operate. Prices show
small advance over those Of yesterday.
In Exchanges there Is very little doing, and rates
are without change Sterling 81 al0; Francs 25 '
The Emerald, for Havre, takes $1,000 Mexican,
$4,000 American Halves and $1,000 Five Franc pieces
total s25 COO The vrsinan for Liverpool has $1,000 In
gold.
The earnings Of the Long Island Road for the
frs, ten days OF this month show favorable position of
the business of that road and good promise of return for
tie investments til, enterprise. The earnings thus far
this year compared with the period of last year. have
been as follows:
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WM. L. JENNINGS,
23l BROADWAY.

23l BROADWAY,
RAPERS IL TAILO RS,
daily receiving their Of Spring Goods
prising all ths new varieties and styies of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES IL VESTINGS,
which will be made order prices that will offer in
duce-ts 10 who will favor with their patronage
also receipt Of large assortment of fancy dress
tces spring wear viz Fancy Silk and Satin Vests, ssss
and CIavais, Gloves Suspenders. etc. etc.
~ B.--Garments of the first quality always on hand.
IN
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From the Cincinnati Morning Herald -
v r PAiNEP.S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ST B.
SCRIPTlON AND ADVERTISING Aoft.N1 =
This i most Us i Agency under the control Of gentleman
to ,hos and ability the highest ,estmonil!s
are gwen Persons the Eastern States wishing to ayertise
i authorized act for both Iager He hos opened
Ifc-s in New or Boston, Philadelphia aud Baltimore
n.Ir. orb M IL
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CLOTHING.

CPRING OVER-COATS AND SPRING GOODS
- Gentlemen leaving off their Winter Over.coats will end
beautiful article for the Spring ready made made to order
at WSl. L. JENNINGS CO.'S. 2ji Broadway opposite
the FountaIa go
beautiful of Spring Goods, which we offer at
very reduced prices Citizens and strangers solicited
cali stock before purchasing elsewhere.
m 2lsIS
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BoARpING.-Txo or three gentlemen can be accom-
medated with single rooms, with CRATES, IT Mrs. Jane
Haghts. No. - Barclay.St. Also. room and bedroom
10 let with board Reference given and required. i3
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GREAT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS
AZ THE new YORK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
1877 Broadway,
Three doors below the Franklin House.
Gentlemen in want OF fashionable Over Coat or Cloak.
will do veI 10 call and examine choice assortment OF
Winter Garments made and trimmed in the richest man
ner and of tho most fashionable Styles at greatly reduced
prices.
Also splendid assortment OF scar Cravats and fancy
dress articles nost OF mportation comprising eve
ry variety requisite complete gentlemans wardrobe.
including Dressing Gowns Of every style and price.
With fl assortment Of Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ings OF very rich Styles from the most celebrated manu-
facturc-s.
Full suits furnished to order at few hours notice.
Cash on delivery, and TO deviation In prices.
Iifis,f j. G. Booth g. co.
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C,OUGHs COUGHS :! COUGHS, -! COUGHS -!
I COIjC;HS 49,. COUGHS :, The most puFu-
lar NIic; t Is row in USE in the City OF Boston anil The
ENGLAND sztes for tie Of Coass, Colds. Con
,arnrtons spi;,is Of Bood. aa al complaints Of te uacs
adj RE-, Is Mrs. IL Y G.iI2DNEn'S INDIAN BAL
SAN OF LIvERW Ont its eiTcacy Is alrssly known in
New-Yos BY hose who lave sent 10 Boston fos tie medicine
and s,;Il har:a repeated orders would give nocs hat
lIrs :, 3 D. SANDS haze i supply OF the above
;gv,l,,b Cough Balz and VIII furnish al the Price
a. IN Boston IT ru; Up Si4ls 80 cents each AIT" fa
Sold No - Fulton 275 Broadway . Eat Broadway
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@ THE INVISIBLE WIli.-So closely resembles the
rcl bead Of hair that skertcs aud coruoSeurs have pro-
perfect and extraordinary of the
day The great advantage o tins novel and unique * is its
teug made without sewing weaving Inch APP
y-Arsnc so closely ~ ehe the aaiurt hair both IN light.
and natural appearance. 70 Gey de;ection
being beautiful 50 porous and ee that all cases
other wigs entirely avoided Tho slepc aud ser ar,
ake inred to ,nSyc, this noveind beautiful Wig aud the
peculiar method o, iag the head. the A.
C. Barry. 6 Broadway, of Lbe street, vi stairs
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"LAMpS TO RIrRN CAMPHENE.n

LAMPS TO BURN CAMPHENE."
HORNS PATENT SOLID BOTTOM GLASS
Ii FOUNTAIN LAMPS for Campherie or Chemical OIL
have become universally celebrated and sought ater the
perfect Lamps invented. They meet the appr0-
baton and praise all who them Try MI Others but do
fail t the best the cheapest, aud above all the Lamps
TINT will the greatest light with the least expense They
the simple aud and trm cannot
rode become heated while burning. easily cleaned inside and
oui and affected BY draft or of air. Less than
half csgt yer hour viii give you splendid light - Try
Jne. Manufactured wholesale aud retail BY J. o. Fay, No.
80 FultoG-street, tSun Buiings) Newfork VIZ Stand
Lamps for Parors with without Lustfes; Sosrending
Lamps fer Stores Hotels and Churches also Chandeliers,
side Branches Sc sc any style desired made TO order
N.BLaes, II you wish to preserve your eyesight TO a
good old age or want strong and beautiful light 10
rad by do fail 10 procure OF these Lamps One ~
tie of large paTor will enable 10 i-ad the iinest
PRINT IN the most remote corner. . Iinis
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" MEsSRs. BARKER &TowLE, No. ~ ca,,arae-
street, have received ar;e lot Of Domestic Goods fIoia the
wreck Res~:de damaged by water oalv. MI
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- Mechanics Institute Lectures.-Pr

REID Will deliver his Fifteenth Lecture CheEnii,y as
.nned 10 Arts and Manufactures. with numerous nnsra
,,n"t in The Lecture Room, City Hail. THURSDAY
Evening Is;h inst. at o'clock. ,,,
FRIDAY Evening. iih inst. the Mathematician ana "e
chanical Draw wing ClssSes Nee; and c,,,,
SATURDAY Evening 18th the Debating Class WI
hold It's meeting Subject for discussion Ought CAr'a'
Punishment H. abolishedP 60,
lectures Glasses free Members Terms oil MEMBER
b'"' - J. J. NAPFS, Pfesdent.
.nIl
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BoARDTNG.-MHS. GoSS having opened the and
commodons hossc 26 VcScysrcet the AsJor House
prefers choice Of desirable 20 transient perma-
nen Boarders Croton shower. and cold baths free
The location very central, yet quiet and shady Terms
moderate ans tits
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TO LET.
For SALE.

IL PRIVATE sALE,.-The story Brick Hcuse and
"a Lot No o. ThoHrsgn-st Lot = by leo II Tide H.
80 ,ia;.b he For particulars inquire %
mi2 Ivy 4 J. BLEECKER X CO. Eroad-st.
- FARM FOR SiLE.-., BARGAIN-Coa;Hinn: al
T..s3 Aero on South Hill town OF Sur1n't. County OF
from Schohare 9 mles from summit Four Corners nss
n m R!chmontvle and mics from East Worcesier-lOJ
sras urdar hi-h state OF crvatI0Ee balance IN heavy
TInber~and vel wseref Possession had 18th April. On i:
e sorv Fame Unuse 81 hy 30 feeBlrn. 30 by 30 feet
she'd md H,v on 3 by a feet with Apple Orchards
Tie hole b. had slo applied 10. soon About S ~,
wnrted cash doyn The balqHc- p1yTsnS FOR ,r
her nar-icnI1r inquire of T. Il. BIGE!lN Ea
worcester ncsr the premises. or OF AlPH SWEEP
mhl3 lw' No. - hnlsnnS,ieet. =. i.
.,.,. u ,-rLyK P6WIR-For sale al the Real Ia
~ Estate Market No 20 Wlll.str-et. New; ork, ;,
lsrcs number OF valuable Vii sizes, with iaex-aA-
hs.ri- ,re,.r rover situated IN Newly ork State. New
jes-r Peaasyvsnia MARYLAND, Virginia Tennessee Illinois
and WiScnnSin-mnly Of them o aud NUMBER
f ,h,n h, y- mills in OPERATION them
rre, bargains The will te sold with such QUANTITIES Of
land adjoining may be desired and on 5h= nt ace91o
dating As'NOLD DtFF ~ - ~
riifrHtfW
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n-5-Irisll Emigrant society ofNc,v-Y orls.-

Public notice Is hereby given election will be held
Monday the seventh day of Apr! next at the office OF The
Sneeg No Ann street between the hours of eleven O'Clock
A. aud one o'clock F. NJ 10 choose President three Vice
Presidents T e4Surer Secretaries aud four Uemb"rs OF
HE Yecugt Committee iii tie places OF hlessrs Samuel
t;nyaou Charles NJ Marry. Charles NJ Connolly and Joseph
Stuart whose OF Office VIII expire on The second Monday
Of May next. ml2 Stt
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WooDWoRTH's PLANING MACHINES:

WOODWORTH'S PLANINU MALHlNES:
T1OURTEEN YEARS ExPEhlENCE, together win
.nv vauable improvements and additions 10 his for
er enables subscriber 70 furnish, at short notice,
and Of the most perfect construction. materials and work
ausip Machines plane wood In ell its varieties sucn
a, uaninr or surfacilg only, or cutting rneuldings
Also planning tonsueins and growing, ;ontng, or RAD
betting and planning clapboarts
Application may re made to the subscriber, at his esao
lishnelt in FoxbOro or OF his office, corner ci he
aI and Lewis streets Boston, where Machines may pe
seen: and any information relative TO the same may
tanned rs well as Of Josiah Blackwell and Co. se"
or OF J. W. Schenck, Albany.
Letters OF mere inquiry must be postpaid c,rygcY.
SAMUEL =. SEE ~ t.,f
Foxboro' Mass, April ], ls4t.
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~ NIcrcnntIIe L.hrary Association

~ McrCnntiIr IEbiRIy lssOflhtIOH.-lts 'I-
oral meeting OF the Members the Mercantile Library As
.ociat;on will bc held in Clinton Hall Friday evening,
Psi instant at half past o'clock for the purpose OF taking
into plan for tine formation of Class for Is
sans MAS s8 n dod CAAs H. wEATLEY Rec Sec
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> Post Office. Ncvv-York, March

IL Post Office, Ncw-York, March lith'
1s45.-EXPRESS MAIL-The Southern Mail haTinT
a expedited the great Northern and Soutbern aii
bfaera Covinsion Georgia and Mobile Alabama b. ins
schedule taking effect On the Isl instant supsieor
,ousd mis- 3tis JOHN EORIMER GRAHAM, 7. VI
~ John BurdelI, Dentist, formerly corner 81
Brosday and Chambert has returned from The oouth 10
30 Broadway cor. Frankin-st.
his Office would b. well for those who MAY call when ne i
absent leave their and time OF calling again. aho
sso 10 be particular Ia mentioning the gre IN orceI
70 peyent mistakes relation the person they wish 10 ss
NIB lwis-
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FANCY GOODS AND COMB WAREHOUSE.
IVM n CARY 81 CO.

IMPORTERS and Dealers in Fancy Goods, Tortoise
i Shell. Ivory, Horn asd IDEAL
p,,,- p,,.has Gallery silver Pencil-Cases, TbmbleS,
Aee1liOss j ; rss%e G5s. Sfs
Git.,s, Srw.YorE ~ Dealers IN ivory, Tortoise
Sb- Hons Tips Bones Rattan. kr. Inl lmeod,s-
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n ct. Nicholas Society ofthe city of New
YorkA Stated Qrartcrly Meeting Of this Society viii be
held AZ the CITY Hotel Thursday the 18Th INST NJ o'clock
F. NJ SAML. q. RAYMOND. Secretary. ml2 ~
~ Fifteenth Ward WhiSs.-Tie Wing Elect
ors Of tho Fifteenth Ward reGuesed TO meet at Gonsu
ion Hall go Broadway. Thursday evening l3, lust at
o'clock respond 10 the nominations o the candidates for
Mayor aud Charter Officers.
The Committee hope that every Wing in this Ward Will
by his presence that declare his Intention
ou,ly to support the regularly nominated Wing Ticket
By order of the Whs Committee.
GEO. w BRuEN, Chairman.
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doae for Their The way Of Baths Water Closets
Sh9wcr Baths. &cwi DO well 70 call GU MeSsrs Pbiloin
Jehss eeuen' No SJohnSire, whose work has thus Tar
unLYNfsai SatlSfantNn- qIAn
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~ Mr.. o. s. Fowler Lectures on The Character,
Influence and consequent Duties 81 Woman ms suec, Us
ore c very great both and not generally
vntood We recommend all married and single TO hear
hrs lecture Commencing half o'clock aud closing
with public examinations Clinton Hall. Admittance one
't;ng only II.
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so per Dbl for Necks $40 for Rups, and s5t cwt
for Heads. Beef has upward tendency. Prime Is %
25 and Mess 90 37i with sales 300 bbls There
were also 200 prime Mess - - aud 100 bes
do p export. In Lard only hear q 300 kegs At
y! actual tarc.
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TO TAILORS
-pprN-f- ,N-T1 SIrNI\IER FASHIONS FOE Ici5

SPRING AND SUMNER FASHIONS FOR 1+}.
rEHOMAS OILY En-. Reporter o! London and Far' taSh-
ions take opportunity of informing the Taors of the
Tinted T9es a2d ed C. g liFP H p ,Trs or FASHIONS
viii he ,endy IL: delivery by the 18th the Store OF
his Agent 4. WHEELER No. Caurtland: street, few
81 Oliver ha. spent the last year Europe where he
has been devouns h lime mo.ey ,oG ,ae to the fshc
Spring Plate for 1856 VIII throw tf IN the back c'onnd al
tb ,easnn M O. aSes the irrie that nothing has been
len unlone nor Expense spared thai could Inc least degree
KIND ever published frrnpe America, and he feels conf
dent lint VIII eceve the general appreciation ofthe trade
cosb I ned SYSTEM or GETTING when rpdy dong
aa With NIL ,e ea, GS .. he ane t @ st h. Ii the
s5rs Of England and F1nce. still 70 he had 2" ms Agent.
cpie. to Tny who with Did not Mr. O. hone-tly
believe thu, the clnmS Of h System founded II, pre-
f 6e Lon c 10 ' notice. Of he Trade buf he would
evidence be addrced IN favor Of than the
iritlphan. has with ~ England. France and
Arcca 1t may be had Mt the moderate expense oiseven dol
M a,s vii be- % Se nnn s'. per qyabs
in advance Peron sending for the Fashion
county and state IN e.be hand to fyoid m'tase by ne
tending ~ this and encloSln: the cash. they may rely pS the
An orders mus; be accompanied BY the money they
g. B-A ordcTs for Fashion aud System. be ntdres
4Courtnndi street, New York
A. WHEELER, TAILOR, No; CoURTLANDTs ST.
Apent the above hn hand and keeps constantly Mt
hoesacnnd retail, Tnors Canyons. French Chalk Tapes
Measures PLAIN Squares Crotch Squares. Elliptic Angles
Board Shears and Pont &c Mr. Wheeler will take pleasure
directing TuorS the city 10 the various places where
they such articles they need and VIII attendt
orders of that kind from the country with Iahiulr nnd dts
patch. mll3 2tBSitW
DRITASNIA WARE-Britannis collie, pots ten
- sets pitchers mugs, unblers Lamps candeSi,ckS s
shaving boxes ladies' mo!as
cups pitchers, nursnc bottles plates dishes c manu-
featured aud for sale the old stand Burlncslp Dixon
Sons celebrated Sheffield Britannia and pure German silver
goods constantly on hand.
Banca tin ba tia anthony and Lsnut For sale guam
mil 3tis BOARDMAN < HART. { BurnG slip.
E,IRST PREMIUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Z Daguerrean Gallery OF Patent Premium Cc.ored Photo
graphs No. PSI Broadway, above Murray street, New
York awarded the Medal. four first Premiums and
Highest Uonors, the Exhibitions Of the Institutes of
Massachusetts, NewYork and Pennsylvania, respectively
for beautiful colored Pictures and best Apparatus
ever exhibited.
wANTED-a or ssllfll operators. dl0is
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EDGAR JENKINS, Auctiones

EDGAk JF.NkINS, AUcUUHtNs
nEREMPrORY SALE OF REAL ESTATE OF the las
John Cleadiing on order Of The Court Of Cdacery---
This property known the Sharon Far of which John
Crndening died, seized. COMPRISING ABOUT FIVE
HUNDRED LOTS Is situated in the 18th ward Of the city
a, New-YorA on the Sth and 9th avenues and on s9th
Tooth, lOst l02d l03l 0.ih and lo5h streets hereto
fore postponed by orders OF the Court OF Cnancey
The house out houses about 40 lots OF ground lying
Immediately contiguous thereto, viii be sold in one parcel
the residue parcels so as TO make IL an ooec'
10 the purchasers TIE sale will tie made az pupe huc
,t,n under the drectan Of the subscriber BY Messrs.
halliday & Jenkins Auctioneers, Thursday @uth MATCH
NJ II O'Clock VI. At the Merchants Exchange.
The sale will DC positive and perempory 10 TUG Isesi
lido, rho said PREMISES are shown and described on
man OF the said property. which may be procured uh tns
Isy of sal, a Messrs Halliday Jenkins. No. Is broad
street The terms and mode OF sale Will DO ahh'ueea ~
the time and place OF such sale.
wy ''''N FLOYD SMITH. Trustee, &c.
,aists No. 1888 Pearl street.
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r,,o FIJRNIsHERs or HOTELS, STEAMBOATS,,
&c-The attention Of all parties about to purchase CaE
tip- OIL Cloths article ~ the lrls i respectfully Ia
WED 10 In -e aud ii the subscriber.
Furqshers OF Hotels an, Steamboats, would De bled 20 make
selections th4n could be made 2ay other
SIR. in The ctT FAMILIES also Intending furnish the
Ing s?rirc viii ind greatly 20 Their interest to all before
ii asr most x.Sv- var;efy Patterns Of all TIE ylcus
yle Of Cagpr;is OIL Cloths Rugs sc thai thesr IL tie
,alflrt lsl II prices perfectly satsaet9ry:
" II. GUIGN'S New Store,
9oris,f Fronting on e. East i;roldwiv aud D
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TN WATER PoNER11--t9t sale 4 The v f-al ~


u POR SALE--A superior family HORS Z; perfectly
-en,le IN single and double harness. and also GOOD
~ saddle Horse. He i sold only for want OF use sp-
My N 20 Pine street. ml5