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TO LET.
AT FORDHAM, WESrCHEsTER co, Y.
ya ALARgE and convenient Cottage, formerly occupied
EA,y lhos bassfod, with Gsrdcn, snd ut Trees of
eyery ,escr ticn, aoipngsituated ithI two or three
hundred yards ~ st. Johns College The New York ana ar
lem Kaoid ard New York day.
Apply al 40 Pearl street, New York. fis lmsrc
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A.sf ABOUT FIFTY ACRES Of choice Land in the sh
NA Wad ~ the city Of Brvokyn fronting the New York
ssAsBay, and commanding beautiful pIoslec TIE sua
ton - highly pctuicsque. Enquire Of JOHN - BERGEN,
on the q eh'ses. jax9 lms
asss tok sALEEA auabie Fam. forming part Of the
3SatSac known AZ Morrls,nia situated Harlem rye
a he copny o Wcstcheser Consisting Of one hundred
ace Of land, ~ fenced and good Ipon
Win z'd sabie aud al aece.sry suitable
two Farm Houses, and all necessary buildings Also
yauaoc mi si,s and and orchard The said
Farm accessible from M city, being within nine miles
pf he 1i HAl rn the e fss brieFs across he
half mile Of he house For terms aud further yarcu in
quir tween IL and r. M. Of II. M. MUhRIS,
jlg lmssc n Pine street. second story
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Y1x< a COUNTRY HESID tNCE FOR SALE-Situated
10&n The wn Of Pelham, Weschester Couety bordering
<the village of East theser abou, Is miss from New
% acres !, IN hiSn stts OF cnvs'on with fruit tres
H. ecety bu together eh large barn hen hore
CO rb ne place IS oean'fiIy situated, commanding
low EXCHANGED fr improved city property For further
teul Apply al % Vest stsst between Carlisle and Rector
streets.
Also Lots of Ground as by 100 on the sasery side Of the
1ith Avenue between 18th 3Slh IN
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TO LET-Two Stores beau fully situated in the new
EN building. now nearly completely the no IN westerly
OF Broadway and Rsade street. lknowa the La
Oyster Saloon. &c. " -
Also several convenient Store. the story suitable
Tor Merchant Ia'Iors fashionable Mlnes Dessmakers
stories suitable for Offices Private Pa with folding doors
ranes and Bedrooms attached with suitable for
Dsrtss Pan,e's Dasuerreotypes and Exhibition ooms Sc
Those wanting rooms of the above are
questd call and examine the Enquire on the premise
fl3 imNrc = - r
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VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR sALk.-Fiv
& n on e ne % "a :? h 81 street near sh avenue
and th avenues with court yards in 'front.' mdst Of
elegant improvements
Three Lots the .outhey side Of l between the
9th and 7th avenues, improving neghborhood,
Two Lots the southery side OF 18th street near the 9Th
'' - - -
18th streets with cellars partly dug out
Five Lots the side Of 39th between lst
and 2od avenues overlooking the city and East River.
The whole amount may n mortgage, If improved,
and 10 Ier cent if not improved q. II. WINTER
j26 mhp i6 W Ill str.>,
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City Intelligence.

Upper Police .Friday.-GRANp LARsENY.-Two
boys, named Henry King and Edwsrd Odel were arrest
rsh No. Sd avenue. The boys entered the Doctors
shop in his ABSENCE and opened aches wherein the mo-
Lower P0Iice.-ArxIous TO VoTE-yoRoERr.-The
most curious at the police this morning be-
tore Justice Merritt showing the great desire mat so%e
the purpose Of having voice in the election Ger
man. named Henry stoana, Of very respectable appear
tered certain certificate Of the clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pless The paper was made out IN April isAs
Of the United States he entitled to bis
papers, which would be in three years from date. He
yesterday applied 70 the Marine Court for his naturalist
on papers, and his certified declaration. dated
ls42 II perceived that the tive haA been a.
tered from sur, and on sending for the record it was
State prison offence was held to bail in the
OF $1,000, to appear for trial VIM M. Price, ESD his
sonsendsd that there was no forgery s
court of Common Pleas had right give certhcate
in such receive the declaration Al the matter
has been taken this Court Of Errors Justice NJ acted
under precedent in holding the accused to bail.
BURoLARY-The dwelling house of Michael o. Farrell
in Power street, between state and schemerhorn, was
hurgariously entered last evening" and robbed Of con-
siderable amount of clothing. No arrest.
THE GRAND JuRoRs POCKET Boox.-Mr. J. @. Utter,
notified the reporter day that the information which he
had that his psckss book had oasn found ws 1
there is very little probability that he will Wlthe
keeper othe Penentiary be Kind enough to look again
among hi subects7
INFAMOUS CoNpucr M. Pas two gentlemen
passing up Leonard street this afternoon Of
them was violently seized by stout redaced individual
in blue coat who immediately turned his collar and
exposed the letters embroidered upon it. The gentleman
had the greatest difficulty in persusdng the NJ that the
ordinance did empower them to citizen who
was walking quietly along the street lie advised the force
however scatter themseve about little more, and not
hover about their sationhouse 80 much like birds OF
prey.
Nothing at the Coroners Office to-day worthy Of notice.
except the Deputy.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

THIS new aad splendid establishment opened on the LIST Of
December last situated in the most fashionable qusSer
the city is fall operatos he enTe front on Broad
ranged sus ofspacnts and furnished the most
and elegant for the Of families and
perfect all who may favor the house with their
patronage II will be conducted the European and Ame!-
systems combined leaving optional with to take
meals Table Hos. in private parlo la carta a. may
The location Of house the great number Of large and
beautiful psrlo the spacious and airy halls render 4 most
desirable residence for those visiting the city either business
pleasure. j. III. BiLLINGA Proprietor
ms lmsm b. MONNOT. Restaurateur.
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OrrIcK or THE NoRwIoH < WORCESTER r.. X. Col

oFricE or THE NoRwIcH WORCESTER r. X. Col
THE STOCKHOLDERS 81 ,ha No ,em H. Worc.,.
ha,oad company are notified attend SPECIAL Meeting
ss,day 6e s,h day Of April next take
road Company e subscribe 70 the Capital stock OF the
cester Nashua Railroad Company and also on any
questions connected with the interests Of the Company
Bv Order, J. w. STOWEi,I.. Clerk
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DAGUERREOTYPE.

DAGUERREOTYPE.
John ROACH Optician, SO Nassau street, New York 10
constanty manufacturing and has always hand all
His Triple Compound Of Bromine superior preparation,
and in general He has also baud the Hungarian
or German Accelcrating Liquor.
Cameras Of his own manuactur well French and Ger
The German Cameras sold at this Establishment
will be warranted genuine.
Orders from the articles will
be promptly and carefully attended to. ms lmsyYc
pLUMBE DAGUEkRIAN GALLERY AND PHOTO.
= GKAPHiC DEPOT 23i Broadway, corner Of Murray st.
Premiums and tive highest honor the Exhibition Bos-
lures and apparatus exhibited
Superb kenesses OF all Sizes taken any weather.
factory terms m21 imsrc
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MRS. CARROLL'S INDICATED VAPOUR
BATHS,
826 Rr0adxNav.

MANY persons have heard Of the efficacy of Mrs. Csnos
~ Vapou Baths remedy for and preventive Of colds
infuenzas rheumatic affections &c &C.. Although its bene
MS 70 such cases cannot be overated should be forgot
fy ;I9 s;h H. mode Of bathing Many d.tsd trying
tended with in The adminiserngNo bath
% simple safe and pleasant than the Vapcur Bath
prine,pis q phy.ioosy End common that
Of taking cold after bath the circuls by the
ct the bath rendered more active and The skin
g resist lnfaence Of The amospheehence the idea
the city = - 49, "
Sulphur Baths require hours notice.
Ihebaths will be removed lst of May 1874 Fulton
street. Al I'm rrc
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b 0 A h ID / N G
MRS. q. FISH,
1876. 1877 and 1879 Bro1dtuav.

NEW YORK
The PUBLIC and visiting the city respectful
ly informed that the above have been fitted
perior manner, for the entertainment of
Permanent and Transient Bodrders.
The location pleasant and central busnesshe apart
ments spacious light and airy, aud handom.y furnished
throughout with furniture beds bedding NC The table
viii be abnndanty supplied with the best the market affords
transient bOeru.. VI PCT lay.
NM Ina
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PREMIUM HEIFER REEF

old rai,ed ahd fssd BY Mr. 8 Cslkins Eavile Chensn-
sit the Bulls Head mention a. he verv heat he
eveI:.w and be had ssen cattle his day after bei
publicly exhibited through the principal this city on
Monday last and ess%i.sd the adses, coninsd
inc opinion Of NJ Wsnsr Tins heer with another equally
gst Sae Fair =, Poughkeep'e for the three years being
Duchess by all who have seen her a.
tered. - '' - w" siA1sn-
.Also two fine STEERS fttsd by Ezra Merritt Of
Wchese. couny-decdedy the best offered this
DC sesn ~ the public az the daughter Of the
io1 on Ihursday and Friday April Sd and 4h
ap3 3tsec THOMAS NJ frNvyNs
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. INSTRUCTIoN ON THE PIANO.

lNSIhUC1lON ON The PIANO.
M INWRiGHT, Professor Of Music, informs friends
and the public in general that he has made arrangements
Tor giving instructions the Piano Forte His style Of
parting p.rnctop perfectly simple and easy, and
biung all the elegance execution capable Of being
impaired that instrument He has already
his abilities on giving him trial. His terms reasonable,
porunty offered Terms, and all other information made
known on application at liz Grand Of Mulberry
mh2o lmkrrc
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LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,

hhT DIiLhfKN,
l40 and 15s Hroadway, corner OF Liberty 1t.
THIS EsrABhlshMENr, founded the LIST Of Deesmber,
Staple and Fancy Goods will be enlarged the Of May
The subscriber having rented the Of building Isl
csn. manner two large galleries where the traders m,nuc
and convenient stores and ladies and gentlemen splendid
place Of resort and public and fashionable promenads
rented the front of the galleries Dagueeotype
likeness for
ONE DOLLAR.
including the best kind of Morocco Case or Frame.
Several Counters let, with glass casesnqure the
Bazaar. 7. A. ARTAULT.
mhI7 fmsm
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BRONZE POWDERS
THE best and cheapest Bronze, all shades and quail
ties constantly imported direct from Germany, and Of
fsred for sale BY LEOPOLD KUN 4 Co.
mh2I lmsrc 6k Wall street, New York.
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EOLIAN PIANOFORTES.

NUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
Coeman's Eoan Attachment the Pianoforte for the
entire United States Excepting
the public that they are prepared supply Psnofors
modern made Psnofos In regard the durab
prejudiced mind. their critical examination and expert
men warrant them in the assertion, that the Eolian will
given with each instrument =
The public invited examine the "olian Panofores,
az their waeroom $40 Broadway opposite the Park where
also may be found of s. 6x and Piano.
f0rtes both rosewood and mahogany
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HOBE'S PATENT
EXTEN SION DINING TAI

Elk NSION DINING TABL ES,
WITH METALLIC SLIDES, long known the most
durable convenient and elegant Of Extension Tables
Isctued warranted to constantly, aud not to be
anected by dampness warpng of the wood large
nt q choice patterns suited for nvae paor
ooau &C., together with general nent OF Cabinet Fur
nure always on hand at the WaeIooms No0 Grand street,
and examine. ' " mri Inns r.
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ID. co

mo. l03 WILLIAM STREET, near John,)
OFFER FOR SALE.the following Goods Of their own i'm
portaon. By the package in lots suit purchasers
REAL BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED AND GERMAN
TAPESTRY WOR6TEDa,
Best manufacture and mostextensive assortment
CANVASS
Cotton Linen Silk worse Gold and Silver Of all widths
EMBROIDERY PATTERNS,
or all Makers snd Numbers
CHENILLE,
For working and Ornamental Trimming, plain shaded;
Flower Chenille, &c.
SILKS.
Plain and shaded and Chnes Sticks and Spoos; Twist
Floss do.
PRINCES.
Silk, Wontsd and Cotton. Of the latest styles.
oorn ANA And Gj%P Cords g% IN iagrsss variety M,
STEEL, GILT. s HNp Silver BEADS.
Purse Trimmings Steel and Jet Buttons Hair Tins sc.
OILED SILKS,
Assorted Colors.
PERFORATED PAPER.
CORDS AND TASSELS,
Braids, Tapes, Bindings, Gallons, &c.
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OMo River AT Wheeling, on Tuesday, there
feet Of water in the channel OF the River. Al
Pittsburgh the day the River had feet Of water in
the channel
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LADIES' AND FAMILIES
DAG UERREOTYPE INSTITUTE,
MRS. H. SHANKLAND,
DAeuERkSfYFFEE FdkTRAArHsT ineIu6.r u. s.,,
- style Of Morocco Case or Frame, for
ONE DOLLAR
Apply at the Lafayette Bazaar, I4s Broadway or
235 BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT ROOM,
No. l-opposite the Park Fountain
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A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR.
PRICES REDUCED
PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESS. combining all thu perfec-
ticns Of painting, with the uthfnlness Of Daguereo
type, atyery reduced prices by A. f. Thompson, No. II Park
Row, opposite the Astor House.
Operations in all weather Instructions in the Art and every
requisite for the prosecution OF the business furnished
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CONGRESS- COLLAR-

BESAtuTY OF STYLE and elegance Of fush unequslled
peore-Our new style uof Collars which have loIg been
wanting now issued be fouud
ers only az the old stand Of MAKSHALLS only Troy Shirt
Depot 90 Chstham street, New York. All orders should
sent hs s.s, date a. this pattern will probability
member at the old stand of Marsa Chatham street N
\. NO second price, on any consideration
N BWe have also manuf ctured quantity of those
newsye a Plsat Shirts which found in the city
in oning them. ana lm~ec
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UNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.

THE LATE PROPRIETORs of the BEACON COURSE
for TrotDs respectfully inf rm the Public who have 40
literally pat oned III for the four Beacon
CouIse that they together with Hiram woodruff have taen
the Union Ccue for the coming for
mclng During the season liberal Purses will be offered fsr
Trottng Stakes and Purse offered of last week
Stake No iFre for horse. never trctted for Purse mile
heats best In s. under the saddle. Sub. $780, II. F.
Stake No 2tee for horses troted for Purse Two
Mile hess, in harness. Sub. $500, H. r. ~.
Stake No. Stree for horses never won Purse over $780,
Two Mile heats. under che Saddle Sub. 500, II. +.
Stake No. 4-Same Is No. 8, in harness.
Stake No. Two Mile heats under the saddle free for horses
never won . Purse ove- $780, Sub $780, II F.
Pure $3.50 Two Mile heats harness. fires for all Trotting
horses.
Entries for the Sakes and Purse made or before
Tuesday April the sth Creams Lpsses No. 1888 Chatham
street by p. NJ, three in eacl make a
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THE SUBSCRIBERS have received bysteamer C.mb,;. and
ship Norhnmhsrand all the and choice annual bien
h ana perennial Flower Seeds with figured plates Of many
With facility such a they be pleased with We also offer
mem ~ mall or she packages each of which will cor tain
some 81 me most BEAUTIFUL kinds low they q pur
chaso We have also large stock OF the
ment Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and shrubbry Gssn
ana erbaceous plants description for sale on
the lowest terms and all warsd epresened Those in
store and Conservatory Of DUNLAP 4 CARMAN
al 2wsec sax Rrn.d,s.,,,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ARCHITECTURE.
ERED SCHMIDT begs leave inform his friends and the
public that he has removed his Office from 1872 Broadway
street where persons destroys Of building are invited 70
Cottage upwards the extensive Villa Mansion all the
various Of archtectue and where he fur
nsh Plans, Drawings Specifications Estimates and Contracts
for Buildings Of description and superneuds the erection
hereof m23 m~ec
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Court Of over and Tcrminer

APRn l.-Murdsr Cases.-The trial of william Jones
for MURDER which had been fixed for the 18th instant has
been indefinitely postponed. It will take place after
Judge Edmonds returns from the Circuit.
The issue de lnatico inqrendo, in the Of Klemm
indicted for the murder of the in the suburbs of
the city, will also be tried before jury until after the
return OF Judge Edmonds from Circuit.
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OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS,
AT THE MAGASIlN DE MODE.
60 Canal street.
MADME d. BEHRMAN begs leave 10 inform bar
NJ nd. and the pubs that she will open for
splendid assortment Of silk Ht Just received
from Paris every variety and in style unprecedented
Also will be exhibited entire style of Ladies' Hats
called ARTOls HATS" which, from their peculiar and la
dy like style, may rank pre- -eminent.
Also variety Of pure white fancy Sraws fine double Dun
stables Tuscan and split Straws
Paris Ribbons and Flowers Of the choicest stys and
great varieties m20 W
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COACH MAKTNC-

TAKE NOTICE-Pactics makes Perfect The subscr,bey
having deyod himself for the last twenty years entirely
f. ihe Coach Making business in all its branches
iees uly sashed that h. able give every satisfaction in
any style Of Carriages that may be ordered.
esn be given in Of the city regards
hs work All kinds Of Carriages done up and repaired in the
best nanneI LFht Wagons aud Carriages constantly hand
Tor SALE Second hand Wagons taken exchange
or Others e. BARCALOW, l57 Fourth street,
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FA B K X SEGAR FACT DRY,
u Division street,
THE UNDERsIGNE6 have Established an extensive sss.r
Factory Diyisi9n street New York. under the direc
The following kinds Of Scgas e Faber Sc
gar Factory and OF which large stock hand will be
found equal TO any Havana Sesaz of corresponding style and
age:-
imperial Regaiia, Tnbueos. Common Size.
Casadores, 49,. Canones, Principe
All boxed in the Havana style.
have settled The Son q their Senior Hava-
~ also for the purpose Of selecting Sega suitable for this
They now on hand for SALE large stock Of Havana Be-
La India, y Wood1iils, 'AA La Cabana,
N0riago, Fngranzia, La Norma
De Meya, Cubrey, Esperanza.
Lord Byron, Upman, Riondo,
Esculapius, Minerva, La Fama,
Dos he'"'n0'' JOAN H. FAs Ale rRs.n g.
SALT AND FISH STORE.
400 I SB5 5S|, S sIu. P, No. IL and'
s:s bsis Eos; IA Adassrrsl 600 halfss % a.s.
. half bills Ne. seybrook shsa
g az No Se q. Sib ali H.TrIss s;
1000 b: snoSsd Salmon ~
3 3 DO % s sssss: and r. Tongues.
'ose at, Cod Fish, suitable for shi7pils
50 half and 50 quarter. mes Nscken'
'ss ss sS.s: p S.sl.l asss .nss,
n "s %s &c lots TO ssI ssSFSs.'s wits CO., D.,
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s9 go NEW YORK, SCHOOLEY'S
MILL MOUNTAIN. BELVlDEREE 80
.kfzGE2XLR AND EASTON.-Leaye the,
Of Csurtlsnd street daily, Sunday excepled,
at AN. by Railroad from jersey City Morris
town thence by postcoeces through Mndham Chester Ger
man X,sy. Schcoleys Mountaia Andenon Town, Port Cal
den Washington, To Reiyide1e and Easton.
Fsr apply Jt, tho Commercial Hotel. 70 Court.
land #NF ri
esyta, furnished at the shortest notice. by applying
Ch-rl tDlbath. At Monstown. ma imsm
A@T - FE0rLt's LINE sTEAMBoATs FOR
2ua4Ss1tue ALbANY-Daly. Sundays excepted, through
direct. at O'Clock, r M.-From the Pier be-
The Steamboat ROC HESTER, Captain R. g. Crut,snden,
will leave Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons
The fteamboat KNlCKERBoKER, Captain A. Houshton,
viii leave on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Afternoons at
At o'clock r. NJ. Landing intermediate places -fr.m
This stssa,Soai SOU iii AMERICA, Captain NJ H Trues-
dell Monday, Wednesday. Friday, and Sunday afternoons,
al 3oclock.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons, oclk.
Passengers taking the above lines will arrive Albany
ample time TO take the morning train Of Cars for the
Eas. Vest
The Boats and substantial, furnished with
and and for speed and accommodations
univ allied on the Hudson.
Freight tlle moderate
All persons for trusting OF the boats Of this line
without written order from the Captains Agents.
For passage freight apply board the boa, r Z.
Schultz nc the Office on the Wharf ARC
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MORE OF THE OVERFLOW The Albany Argue
Of Thursday, says;-
The water IL very hieh-ovsr the wharvss-caused no
doubt by the melting OF the snow at the OF
the Huison The weather Of the last few days hes
taken of the in the high lands Of Warren county
much earlier than usual.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
HENRY KAHN 70 Liberty street. up STAIR have Just re
II ceived and offer for sale oomplete assortment Of
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
in punches, sprgs and single Materials for do do and all
kinds Of ,
WATER COLORS.
for flower manufactums which il a LIQUID pink
color Of very superior quality. Also an invoice Of
PARIS CAPS,
for Ladies and Children Of rich embroidery; Hair Pins
OF styles; and lot Of splendid EngravinE. plain and
coored. mill 2m*rr
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CARPETING.
asa Pearl Street.
Subscrbers have just opened the large and spacious
\ CARPET WARE ROOMS No. "a Pearl street, former
" occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co.. and ready to
fer the public entire stock Of Cpetng bought express
ly for the spring trade of which exceedngly rich
new Designs 1SdeciTT AAnSSK shs% ny b f1grd
Entirely New.
10 P6 ADMINISTER THREE PLY,
Rich Shading.
6UPERtINE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING.
Ofeyery variety and description.
Rugs DrugRets Table and Piano Covers; Worsed Tuted
nd Juts Mats Oil Cloths heavy and great varieties
from to "a feet wide; together with all other usually
found in the trade The public requested call and
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
m30 I'm m <N Pearl street.
TO CARPET MANUFACTURERS, &c &c.
/ FAD WIRE. Of vaIiqu. sizes, suitable for weayey's
by LATHAM & BROTHERS.,
mh1, lmsrc As Water street
JET AND HORN BUTTONS,
all sizes-Bug.s, Beads; Hair, Shawl and Breast Pins
~ Hracslets, Bead Bags Hair Ornaments, &c.
Datuereotye Plates and French China Vases
Al'0 rla'n White China. E ESr ssiss HEN ,n,o
mh2o lmsm 10 and % Liberty street.