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nvw.pr oy TuEyEs.-Hhcn tho owner Of the orchard
,e, he ft nj great pains. labor and outlay the ful,
he hsry, .ikh and The proprietor shGkcs Tie bush,
SaSar the fruit This, class of people is becoming more
nnero,s Beware them, reader and buy the true Pam
Extractor only original and true office. q Courtnndst
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az Swis C0oKE, ANTHONY L MAHoNY.

ry Rcaafn:, md Rccitntions-Mr J. E MUIR
DOCK will give bis second Lecture the Culture OF Ncce
az the Society Library, Nnnday evening, April Il h. In
i.on Shakespeare Milton ard other poets together with
tract, from tire ickwek Papers To commence al quarter
before clock 1cSs y cents. 10 be the door, 1t
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COMMON SCHOOL LIBRARY.
n .npt urON {. 90

- H,,r now rrady { OMNION school,. LIBRARY
IN two series each con7inir. twrny., volumes The d.
,isn ha, been to embrace hi, collection Only such works
>, may be read by every member OF family Away, ineulct
ing good inoral yet chsacer, aiming 10
Al interest and 4 for reading
The volumes strongly bound ~ leather and furnished at
IN. low price Of 80 each by the series,
Recommendation from ; Randall, DEPUTY surenntend
ent of Common schools tor the State OF New ork
Inv, long been in the habit OF recommending Your hrt
of the School Library Trustees OF School Districts
wishing To purchase for their Library; aud chtrfuliy
b.,s testimony To III. due Of the Taken
whole IN. admirably adapted 10 the Intellectual aud
moral wants the rsins s.nrnon aud the OF their
less than the cheap which enabled
afford renders their introduction into School Dis
tr,r ihr.riss in every rpS,,.ct desirable al Pits
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~ Beautiful HatsThr coaiiaued 4ad Increasing
favor nliirst, superior quality Vi six Hat Iaduces
Us to say something respecting onF own o'sr
About seven years since view Of Tie Thea growing de-
msnl for sujlior order Of Ceutle:iel silk Hstshs iac
,aey Of the ha;, thea slid M wants OF the pubic
and the consequent importation Of the fasS al"uiscinree
we're led 10 introduce Moekju silk Plush Hats Oh ils
Fur Bodies sele particulars better sad more O.
,irable than the imported aud which seemed aniahly 10
me-, The dm,pd and siyias The highest satisfaction the
weafe From the introduction Of them Ne have successfully
coneuded with the difficulties aad p'eaders always a;'ead
an, upon The enp; establish Tep"'e Tor sefeFoi IN
the basis OF well Inferior article and have been sh!
sr,,iiied at their rafidly increasing popularity.
Having aswe bsliye no permanently established
talon for our fsbsic we Tie .',eation OF gentlemen dis
pc,ed to give preference we made and highly finished
silk Hat and commend them, the orbs notice Of all Who
wish in this imloln, Article Of Dies to combine neaines
and sentility with uniurs;Ioa4bie esiacy iof srr'ce.
WlRNOCz'S Fashionable liAcgrs,
,5,AIlvri, Room. pol Broadway.
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gloom which they enabled 10 generate Il Is worthy Of
remark that those and individuals who lend their
influence and eerons 10 induce purchasers Of various
stocks upon The stock lis. a. prices from hf:een twenty
per cent above the present but fsw months ago
the ac,iyc producing the state OF things which
comPeis the tid sell, and loud 5; IN their state
mens Of the utter wc-e-sness ofhe same property 1t
SCARCELY be that The improvement 50 manifest al ovef
the country be without its influence upon the New
York stock market and the evidence that exists Of the
great prosperity OF all the Railroads Eboat lie country
long place those alluded in this article, Ike
those Of SewEns Tar beyond The power Of feF IL
dividuss whatever their extent Of influence may he
In Exchanges there is no change. The demand
is very rni;ed and hcayy-Sterns 8, el Francs
IS a 23i.
The arrangement between the State Of illinois
and the tondholdcrs has consunma.ed, far the
agents on this are concerned day meeting has
advertised appointment Trustees Of The lean
Nothing decisive viii be done until advice. have
hecn received from the other side.
A meeting was held a, Worcester on Tuesday
las; to exchange views the sube: Of tho railroad from
Worcester 10 Nashua.
Sales OF Stocks at Boston. April u: 200 shares
/ Island Railroad $3.50 do 3-lOo do s!mos 7S-lOo
Wilmington, b2m 2ati00 Reading. sim, 2ii-l0o Boston
and Maine ll2i-!25 SOrwici and Worcester bI2 Bes-
ton and Providence U94--s DO 1o94-l do 1870 Tor.
land and 1910 Western lOltl00 do, sl0, lOo3-
100 do, bJ. lc0j-lG0 DO bjo. 00s-2 Merchants Bank
l0ei-i5O East Boston Co 1870 do, bin, 49,.
Prices for the transportation Of canal freight be-
tween Buffalo and Albany have opened this al IS
cents for Flour ard other article. proporonabe rates
Contracts have been effected Albany for the ranspora-
ton Flour through TO Underwater at rates between - and
and SIS. The price CT transportation on the river Ia down
TO cents this season. and the tariff Of rates established
on the cans and river last season fixed the price for
ryiny barrel of Flour through to Sew-York al So cents
IS on the canal and 2 the river-tha difference be-
tween the aud in favor Of the present is az
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O;nhan Asslmm 3orsety.-The 0ghn

ASYLUM Socrty ~ the ny Nei ofk inrnds 10 hold rs
Thirty Ninth Anniversary TUESDAY TIE i3h ins 4 NJ
bios saloon Broadway \ Committee viii BE- IA readiness
Al O'clock 10 receive the aunul Subscriptions which Urea
became due. At Il O'Clock. the Rev. Dr. Whiieuse VIII
reed the Report and deliver Address after which the Of-
pl,ans engage various interesting eN-rcise'
Should the weather unaNorabic the meeting nA be
expected take place the first clear dtX ali ;;i'
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REV. X T. III DARTS CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
FSu.,nr IT. between University Place sad it'll A'ruue
rT,ES fbli.fineut l. prepared of tie fccspti Of
BOARDfRS. 40 eIIelse lLis beea splssd 10 reader I
compiler well arranged school Tor boys has BEE. built
~ ~ Architects IN citi and E,r huddaft has great
satisfaction peseniiEs 70 ~, fea1. sc 'he Iuoilc "a
convenience comfort OF h pupils Is eoT6'.s AID such
f itS ,uSg=stsd. The ,i4tlI
rIe ill., nisst eligible vich could have ben selected
r The afposz - regards health and iacili;s 81 iecs All
- ~, rf.< Of the hr>l Instructors and Fcpiescr
whilst ~. t-g-fts oi uary residence JARED
M dor a.l-.ic which can b =E.oyed The
E1b-f information terms. eourSe Of study and ot-r
,rtcuaIs interesting 10 Faen may BE- Ghtaed GA 4iica-
tio- 70 'i' 't'1--' : 4iME&s 3mis
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WE ARE REQuEsTEDio csll tie attention Of g-r>Ons
w tie City ard vicinity the Sa- by aUctIcn on III.
18th the Hsrcsn;s EIeh=Ige of the sa ua5l- Real
Estate belonging 20 ihs Corporation yH2 s shore OF me
River between !lisisburg 4nd Aatoa t,t portion
.itgated Immediately the bank OF t- East hannei oil t-
East River ha been iIt parcels suitable os sstss for
Country rsidercss and for bs1ty of snaog unensd
BY am contiguous t~ Cy- The portion lying ca The .s
Of The turnpike road 4nd adjoining the abog. tTt,d nio
four moderate sized firms The whole property Is IA high
suvloa and n.r ssTsnl ouIldiDE, on e Eefni'
se Lithosr-te N-ps o the property may bs on,air. At
the CompsoIIsrs Office No Hail 81 Records PARK sIty
pr -: a the pu.ca.s nlosey may bond and
z.sr for Eve war; with the Of slT
LnIi Y.Yzu.- s Of the property will D. given 81 isfs
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ADJUSTMENTS.

H H 4s.a MAGISd2SSY EA sE2lL 9: sAooN
IE-WANG Will Performs variety CT A'S'e'i se's'' o.
Shoes: ;oo-s.iHs. Or fs;chigS Birds
ns 5. SS4 o. t :. of sist Of wosd
ooI-cus. or Charmed Ball,
To sonsuds With the trcer,ien Of he Chaess Wif'rd 'Ed
Of a ssu,sioS "a cent; ehdrra ,eccn,gzyips ,
.eDs guardians half rree. peor cFen " FNsi IeT'
forur,ncs. enrn'n-rc-7iS Nrn
C0NCLKT OF -. ilEp MS! seq theif Of
cert Sacred Music Wednesday -SeHg NPEi ls;he0ai-
sslp .h nth III H. S sSsy S' sG USio TbeSos
seminary have kindly CONSENTED - aE e'ersi Sp1[tess ga
,iass .ad Mr. Sarnus Russell Jr. Frs vela P7ol >aasi
Johnson Tickets > crnis may b. chained At @ tnt 40
Broadway 10 ard 81 >psI1:st' IS t'Tva"iehsi snd "
,h- door Al. 3.l,.
MR. BKADBI RVS ,,sr,,-,
Nh, sSS6Br ri xG SeS ssss 10 announce
VI his friend. AID the public SsaeFay that A Nnand
's'''A BR0ApWAY TABERNACLE
on WEDNESDAY ENENlNS. Aprii sd
NJ 5 would iah, >is tia, ,. will sss sr!ihsr ras,
tina, ha,. preceded iutuc ire ihr-c four past
The CAoRJ >Sss viii be sustained By rs,l FssNsr
e''S'N SEVEN HUNDRED YOUNG SINGERS
TeEs,s 3 3 cs5t ss 10; ,.e Al the usual BOOK aad
4 MEXICAN EU&-Corner Of Broadway aHd -,lr-
o.. week NOR. cg;mnrpeiHs Mea!Ay, ApgiI I Gaad
gsri9rn,ness svs-y ENeang =; bcioEr .eeek and er
THE $33W M sS GIANT ONLY rs ~ SRs OLD
and standing over ret inchrs, with Mr.. WINCHELl.
GREAT WESTERN, Mr. WHfTLOCk. The BLIND
FIDDLER Miss AD AIR, CARLlNE-The Fortune r.i
lsT, &c. Nc. en.Nged.
\ new ard teaut,iu colrctioa Of
WAN FIGURES
including the several imrtnt gsonA-
has Just bee, addsa 10 the Nla,eum.
Queer vic,oria's STATE Robe. Gsa. Tom Ihumbs Court
Suit Sc
EXHIBITION.
rINHy GRAND ORIGINAL TA6LEAU, tainted by r
t5ci. New York ~ area 81 81 by ~ tert repre-
scntinc grand catastrophe. THE END OF THE WORLD
One idea was suggested by DREAMY Is now and VIII be eN
hbite NJ the Apollo 40 Broadway. (Which entirel separated
from the Concert Room, IN the hudrc) for short
previous 10 IT. removal from the NJ Nuei having
Eyki irin0o t,srf rDTu dms<St
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a {. FUTILE. auciionecr.
rNIEE MT AND FASHIONABLE fIkNl

~ 4. III TILE, Auctonecr.
V,LEGtNT AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
IL Minerals. shells. Uuriostes, Sc. at No ~ Clinton
placs-JACOB :. PLATr will sell cn WEDNESDAY,.
10th Inst At 10 o'clock the whole OF the valuable and
Furniture In the above house. tho
whole which made by Weeks, Shipmau and Water
buryeonsstns OF superior English Brussels and Klddcr-
Minister Pl0r stair And Bedroom Carpeting royal Wilton
Ris, Rosewood paor Furniture, viz: Sofas Chairs, d.
WINS and Ottoman covered with cut velvet en- suite, Book
Case French and It,an Chairs, Lamp Table with mar
bic top Canterbury. Italian marble Centre Table, the tor
richly iniid with colored alahester papet :nach,o, do
Pearl mountings Mahogany Extension and Tea Tables.
Rocking Noltare Chairs bronze and gilt Mantt Lamps.
aides Rosewood Armour, lined with satin wood and French
plate door Rosewood and Mahogany French Becsteads,
Egyptian and Italian top Bureaus, wash and night Stands.
elegant Py,cle Glasses Mahogany Dressing Tables and
Toilet Glasses polished Steel Flo SETS rich silver and
Plated Ware Cut Glass Ghna Dinner aud Tea Sets. Hall
antuIu Mahogany Hall stand OIL Cloth, silver and Ivory
HALVES and Forks. Feather Beds, Bedding, &c.
Also one superior Boston made Rosewood Piano Forte
aud Music stool.
Also Paintlngs-A selected collection Of Ancient and
Modern Paintings comprising the works OF Rnhers, Mu-
rllu Raphael Guido, fiaxlee Van Dyck. Brewer, To-
and other and consisting OF fancy Scptfh
landscapes flowers. heads, game and other subjects.
Aso large cabinet OF Minerals and Shells. containing
over 1000 specimens. being the and valuable
collection ever before offered AT auction.
Also glass containing over loo different varieties
OF bird, the beautiful plunage elegantly ARRANGED.
Also 3 glass cases containing 100 specimens VI west
india crabs. nn, preserved and arranged TO exhibit their
natural co0fs.
Also large assortment Kitchen Furniture with which
the sale will commence.
Catalogues ready on rite-iay. ai1N
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4 Card.
y -. NASH. Auctioueer- S;o.o lss FUTON street.
u. continues the Auction ard Commission Business ~
m store ISs Fulton street. an sots their Patyonaee ~
cousivuucnts og.-Geof sales q Household fnrnnnIs'
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware Merchandise anu f''T
cr.y o. every description pGnctnaiy ATTENDED ~.
xxyExs
p & II. Ysanest, No. I75 Frcct street.
Thouls, Il Ie-Seit. % Bcekrnan street,
william NJ. Mitchell. 10 Broadway.
HSrs 4 T-caiwen. ETsakliu House, Broadway,
IIlr.,r Barney. s. John street.
James " PoSt. io. .iny street. 'n'S 'tnis>
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Total. .25.oI Tot.l. -.

Total zo-oi IOttl. .ooo'
COTToN.-The transaction, to-day up 10 O'Clock were
limited, the report from The brokers change amounting
10 bales We learn tat in the o. the afternoon
farther sales were made which makes the total for the
day about 1900 bales. The speculative feeling which We
noticed existing during the latter part OF last week
ceased somewhat suddenly the commencement; o; this,
aid the operations in Cotton have been limited
extent during the week Shippers having for tie most part
filled their orders bought only such lois were offered
low. while the absence OF speculative demand and the
very limited inquiry from spnners has resulted in very
market During the week and for two days past the
sales generally been decline our quotations
last week OF c per h. There has been particular de-
sire OH the part holders press their stock tlc mar
ket and the per Great Western being so near at hand
purchasers who generally anticipate uniavoracle accounts
of The Liverpool market, prefer waiting the effect 10 be
produced OF. this bj fore operauGe any extent. The
transactions for tie week up 10000 bales, with the
ouo, atoms n. The tlnsc as follows
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B,NE ron S,vi,Gs. Ne. q Cn1mbers.stre-t
~ Sot!cc-rhe Dr:ositors nni the pUb!c generally
are Informed ts, this n,tiou will b, removed on M. seth
Ami instant To the iEepsoO building so lui tHan
where the business tst DAY. aud ihcncriaiih
will be :rlnsacled. r. g CORNELL S.cTfi5ry.
Anil 10. 1873. NIIl,tl..l
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u COLON s CO. Auction and comrt son Aer'
chants Nos liS Fulton street, AIsd 81 Ann street.
Iecg! advances l5c on eoas.Sumcnts, and prompt re-
Earns made.
MONDAY. ApIl l[th, At los o'eiock. 81 The Lumber
vi NJ ~ We. r.ee;, SHERIFF SALE OF LCM-
Ben, Sc.-Comprts;uS about lsco Plsaes, $500 BOZ
Boards 900 tlet SStAs Boars, lot Cedar fcess, Desk
S,,N,, ,.d I,-,, Sc
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som AND SiLyEe WATCHES RETA1LED AT
VI WHOLESALE PRICES, " J. T. WlLL!>ToN'
Dealer in Watches No Cortland st cot EFoAda5' ~
stairs. .,,:.l,,so, Warrants
Al " ~ ~ - -e1r-srr,el or the money refunded
seeona Hand Watches sassz IN exchange CT ''S. 10
eaSk ,cbes. Clocks and jevsiry repsirsd, IN IN .ss
b.s, msnnrr AZ the lo~-si 7''ees'
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TUESDAY. April l5;h.

NJ 10 o'clock, az S3 BleecSer-s, rear broadway.
SHERIFF SALE oE FINE JEWELRI, WATCHES.
CLOCKS &c comprising large snG valuable assortment
VI ane JevyN Sc such So!t aad silver Watches Man
te, and Boston CcvSs splendid silver Tea Sets, silver
FORKS ami Spoons gold Breaches, Bracelets Breast fls
Finger RirSs, Ear Drops. gold Guard and FoS Chains
ws:ch Seals and KEYS, splendid :. y Tobias 4 Co
Regulator together with irse quantity OF etser Jeweiry.
VI every DESCRIPTION
Also several se mahogany show Cases Counter. Desk
Iron SAFE a quantity q OIL Paintings, o. C!cth SC.
Also one valuable HogSe.
NB-SLe positive. Catalogues VIII &c rcsdy on the
Nor nS or sac.
WEDNESDAY, April 10Th.
At IOI O'CLOCK At No ll9 Monroe 81 the Furniture CT
family breaking up housekeeping. comprising Sofas Maho
-uly Chars, D,NanS, Centre rao!cs Mantel and Han
Lamps tranGocs Mattel Clocks Carpets OIL, Cloth Russ.
Beds BeNstssds CTcker and GLASSWARE. Stoves and FIX
turss LOOKING Glasses. BUREAUS, Stands. sc.
he itrh,rt
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctioneer. -,

DY BANGS. RICHARDS & PLtTT.--Siores 9o4
D I-stI,gsy.-I;hesal ca,h stvSreenienis mace on
couS,sruica.s for auction sales.
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~ SPRING STYLE OF HATS-BIID. ,os>Ek OF
PIX, AND NASSAU srnrkIs-Censnen Has OF The style
for the ensuing season viii b introduced This Day lsSH'
,,i,. BIRp ecrnsr Of rne AID N.s.Aa s.E.et,.
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IT, The attention OF gentlemen l. invited TO
~, ,nt , lsht slack geaIrr aud Castor Hats for Spring
aud SSmner furnished by the sub cber less Hats made
Of ;h se>t quality OF stock warranted 70 rrith their
clor SHARE ras,ict aAi finish all ws;Et!s 49,: Inmates
Whit The ,tyle "a DESCRIPTION so' considered Aec-s-
s,rvI is believed 20 exec! any ;hGS bvoIe produced ~ inns
country. 80, >, ,.rt,i
sI Inns -AAiippNs W A4i-etleSt' 20 -'ls'i'
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a BOON FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE ARTS AND NlSERIES OF GAMBLING De-
signed ,leey W9ins 20 ihs YsnsS sssne! mi a
Second Edition has Just b-cn published By Judd
have part with deep and painful interest This
hook ought At be placed every School Library and
in every collection Of book, for tina Young The h,d,ned
gambler beyond hope; but the Youth OF our land
NAV be warned saved lie who read this book and
aerward become gambler. BE- Attend Read ibis book
father, and teach its truth, TO your sons. Tribune.
Sold by JUDD TAfLOR
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Crr oiti,en VINO a. easAEE 70 have riuihoi5s v OK
3rSr for then tenants tie Of Baths " aiF;
- R,rbt Sc will do well - eail or NeSssS FhilHin
itn< basement No. JoE-s;ree whose wofk aS tas az
-iyrn universal satisfaction. = -
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INIHST PREMIUM DAGUERREoTl PE.-PiUHBE,
L Daguerrean Gallery OF Patent Premium Ccored Photo
rl9hs No. ISL Broadway. above Murray street New
York. awarded the Medal. iour first Premiums, and two
H.gheS: uuuors the Exhibitions u the Institutes OF
Massachusetts, NeI-York and Pennsylvania, respectively.
FOR most beautiful colored Pictures best apparatus
eyer exhibited.
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=, LOTS on IITH-sTkEET FOR SALE Two los
-, te~ s,tusi-i TIE sogiier!g Sid= Of i-
81 49,, b,.,s e-u Broadway sad University Place APPLY
100 toNJfRDOCK. LEAYITT s. co. 2 West -
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Markets. Car,t"iiy,portedJor The T,jgms,

Wa,kcts... CaretuNy reported jon Tic Ill0nl!'
SATURDAY, April II.
ASHEs-The marke, is firm for both descriptions.
or new bills Pots from so lon bb have been sold al
50 l2j 81 IS closing the after for good tares OF
Pearls ljJ to bbls sold 81 522 Old Pots are firm
at 81.
Stock on hand AJ1a II, Isis.
First sort Pots Dbl. 235 First sort Pearls bbs 3iTJ
Second do -. las secord do l3l
Third do -. ll7I1hrd do -
Condemned $500. Ilg,CordcmIed
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Az NOW OPENING. a The Sioss laiey ceeu7aea 5y
Williams Raakin s PenninaH.
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rJ,O SHOE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BROTH
Frs l02 Gold street. corGer OF ank'of are constant
.c-ylr. direct the best P,risiar HlGulctorrS Gil
skins ~ weights; Patent LeaheI black aud soore5 No
rocco and Kid, Qualities; LastiaE: Satin Busks
and i,in FflncaS all coUrS; Fancy Stuff Tor aiisr;
Iais, sgd Misses Lacss embroidered Rid aal can SIN
yer Patterns and French Lasts style AZ wholesale ard
ret1I onrr .,onahs Terms II
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ri,nF FRENCH LANGu Cff.-- " rt;en md .pok-a-=i
ee;,-iy ;gsh! II The srreel Eni lisi and 1sse ,
tnIi tr Tf~cis! 10 whom bo.h The French aid Erga
.-s ~. .Irn.. sern. eul IL. Agaly ly uL. ~ lt-s
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RICH AND SPLENDID CARPETINGS.
CARPETlNG
NV AyD CHEAP CARPEI WARsE :l !,;. Jy..,
Il Buldy. have hsna full and complete assort-
ment o. ply ,pLof el hs5 nas na s2iGh af ba,i
which they efs 70 sell 20 yer cent lover than sny otnef
ii To e mi s17me the goods befor. purchasing ,l'-wher-
Among thsm may b. found IL flowing
IHE! c'!fet' 'r12sd dS fo@ I. - IS j pr {lid
,1teri,- =. ". D0BBs \ co. - c.nai.st.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETS,
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
FRENCH AUBJ ssoN ADMINISTER. ROYAL VELVET
WILTON, GENoA VELVET, BRUssELs'
THREEPLY AND INGRAM CARPETlNG
AND
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
THE SUBSCRIBER sss he a,'sn,os Of pqreha gI 70
his extensive ,oc. ol Cafenss and Floor C Cioths'
rendered complete by mpoatons Of the latest and best
of Goods from the h-s,inanunc,uf.r, comprising CON-
se y=re,y Of all urcle, connected with the Carpet trade
f even style Of .fai.hly which offered for sele
,.,ce..,or, lo, PRICES REUBEN SMITH. Jr
uhag Inns. - Broadway. opposite CITY Hal
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CARPET AND FLOOR
CLOTH WARg.RooSiS, AZ Pearl-st
DfCHAKD PURDf is nov receiving MS Spring ,,yl-
il Of hr arrest aad richest patterns and coors ing
tb;sb eSgo; = and ny oth-f Ike establishment The
cy Floor OIL Cloths i'm esht 20 tea ys.Is old with .na
without bortr.s from 70 81 let wt- Hua and ats ol
rve Description Families and pachaser thnt age N want
D nd eisahl- 9os ar 5olicite4 call aud
t.r.-sL ia
(1AKPETING. OIL CLOTHS. &e-E arlies ia want o.
ffvtiag ~. any aEtlcis te llne, respectfully In
yit-d :, u Esd Of ;h moot e,tsasiTs and o-s
al otheT sisle5 OF Carpcsing, OIL Cloths, Rugs,
etc tlat : l. found IN ey. e entir- STOCK Is Erw
aG selected fIr lie Spsg Sls the celebrated man
ulsc9r- Of thu county AID Eufgpe. IL the assortment az.
al1ay did p8tr. and ~ es @! eoicfs which arr 90.
- s. found AZ sy other store FueheS.rs G4g Be assured that
;iy and liz Iicz mach io"-. tEA az saT sIfl1 Is
ta5l-s1:rs1t ~ ln- ely. 90, - s...
s B-An experienced upholsterr VII attend th- Gtting
- 80 - W II Cst-iOS> Srn -tors,
"a. - snt Il EETision-St
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BOARDING, few gent. persons car accommodated
l. with Board and 9eSG5le r?ga7s sitl hroon End clos
adjoining "a and ID i1o- II hnus- No s. Chambers
,ffet lev door. vestof Broadway The ltrgs
and airy aad the house well sGnped WIKI Cotton wafer
and bathing room which boiFrrs will have with
charge References gwen and required Ar'y u
ef C',.r,be5.
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BOARD.

DGiRD-A snail private family. who occHpy house ezs-
ID Of and iie Sawsry .Hd BrooEestret ard yo DO
ne; tn st Of May accomm0t'i- ;'sc S=nt'en's
with large pleasant front ~ the second r int all
part al hoard. Those wshng clfo5lt- home. may
learn r-tler PARTICULARS Is sc!5sfcg their -5~s 70 L
n UOD BOARD-.irs Wy pleasant for
VI ~rnsn No ~ NSey tr Tr%rsi-- contrary Solic9-
I'D. E2 Inns
u GARD WANrED-Bv oung t,-at.uniu conior;i,
ID be horne tro too e,venl with breakfast. IT, aud
dime. Sundays private family residing ~'Fe-i ham
and Priacz streets the West sid Broadway. pre!r
Reference given and required. address Is h;r q ;s Office
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{, Per Cent Advance.
WHOLESALE OR RE TAIL
- WHEELER = co. 10 Maiden Lane who possess unu;
u. sud- facilities for purchasing cheap htys now and Will
keep constantly on h4ri large aud lrndl assortment 81
TTOTFfS C.iSSTTERES. pESTISGS. SERGES,
S4TISS 7nd al gpo7s used b. Merchant Ttlors, which
t-y will seii vnJealr til a, extremely small adj
vance t.o cost They therefore with srrai confidence III
wife t.e atieutiOH OF tn Public
Ps Taiors AZ esi,c:llY invited to call. mis- lnls-