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CLOTHING.
e3I broadway, American Hotel.

Are m receipt than usually extensive assortment
ofnew ind fashionable Good, for spring and Summer welf
comprising black aud colord fcnch and English lio'h''
i,l,nec, lnd Yetings great variety. Tweed' ca'e-
set,s s,c which be nade ~ order prices which can
not al 70 be appfeciated
In addition TO Of goods kept by the
tr,de W. have hand several new styIrs Ready Nidr
sofn. O,ercoits Fr, els aud D'Oays with variety
of Fancy Dress ,rticIr, mh27 rr
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) Per Cent Advance
WHOLESALE OR kEIAIL!i
n WHEELER y co. % Maiden Lane. mo fosssSs unu.
I. nal s-iIities f- purchasing chap hass and viii
k- cozsttly had l.:Zs and gI5atd assortmsn; =.
SITISS and all goods used by Merchant TaOrs. which
,-v vii sill wholesale retail! extremely small ad
vance from cost They therefore. with sEezt confidence
,i;e The attention Of the fubllc.
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IyOlT st.HoLD FURNITURE SALEs-E. II. Lup
LOW Y 60. Wll sell On 49,, ,,-rt.
THIRSnNY April lOtl At iCi O'Clock. At 2o2 william,
street hgr-l Duane and Pearl lsrSe assortment oi
llouyrholi Furniture hy Catalogue -, -
tKip ~ Nrsii iitt iol o'clock At No" nh STREET
lew doors West a Union Place, elegant iieeho'u fu
ture hy Catalogue ., a.,
TUESDAY. April 18th ;loi o'clock, at No 2di Broad
way-Hou>ehold Furniture, large Assortment ny Cata-
logic
WEDNESDAY, Apri 18th ut lea 0'cloch, at No 10 West
Washington Ptec clesnt Rosewood FURNITURE made by
rouslt Minors, 81. NJ. hy Catalogue
THURSDAY, Npttl l7th nt 10 o'clock 1t No % Liberty
hsse OF llOsrh0id tunIIne, iIctnes
.,nd hy Catalogue
FRIDAY Apn 18th i0I o'clock, at No. 2ist street.
(Chc,,) oh Avenue, fashionable fnrnlturr. Silver
Wa,e, Sc s.. by Catalogue
MONDAY lpul 2lth 1t No % Second street, cop,Irua-
Of Bond elegant Furniture by Invoice Particulars
10 time.
Per,onL Will be- given ky T. H. Ludlow To house
hold furniture ,r, hl, Spuas. CIVIL attendants Engaged
and all the 1rrau accessory will b. arn.cd to by the
subscriber, L. II. LUDLOW \ 60.
mrg Nv of Broad 81 and Exchange Place.
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rATONTOWN SOCIAL lNSTITU TE-A aainbt'

n \
~ go, b,ypr associated themselves for tbe rarp1s-
nf.'blshnc Classical school embracing superior -efNa
49, ,r SSeis moral and physical improvement; Ete
.rs,,i u-, size abou; milk from the vii1se 81 haE
,a,Sr an .i6ce calculated Accommodate 1--WE hun9eu
pnr;l and the buildings as peculiarly sdsrsed Tor >eholsf
of all pseS s,,.t th,,,- .ro ,l,. si.,.,
pn,d 81 miles ro,, PHILADELPHIA ball NIL from ssNa
isSa .ndaS and four miles Red baak woet selfi
hn,,s rly dav from The foot Of Fulton ard
IL rs ,hre aiirs the celebrated CT L
Branch So. ~ ,,,,..;r,
Edncaiou qualify the STUDENT 10 parSue az D"siGss -
S.ndV .uy profession sneT any Class ~ OrlteEe-
In its locaon Nd TO physsA a wei
az neatal npoN ihrs Institution sReFioi sd
The subscriber sclcs the patronage OF Parents and .'ra
ips TO whom he nncueSuOusble IstTons!s NON
Farbrr Isrticuias infotu'aiion required and t
c,, may he ob,sined by apJiyas lS Sssssusi New
SoTk yherr an interview with ,e Principal ore ei be
rc,SbsrS csn b had any DAY dnius the present molih
shnnId ,b- no, l m ;hoss who leave their Card Will &C
waited upon their RESIDENCE, ,,>,,-, ,e>-rs pt
R-E,rlv krpiicAton the next Session will cokn"
rieaet on the tIst Monday In May next HS u
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Card.
u D. NASH. AGc;lQrceE->toTe lS' u4toh stte''. ,
~ % y informs his friends and the public nat Ne sun
u. continues the AGetOa and Commission basincSs' a.
la, store ~! Futon street, and sollcits thelF pstIohSe ia
,,.,rnp,snis Outdoor S,les OF Household Furniture
n, Goods t;rcereS Hardware, MERCHANDISE and f'oPs
.rt, ., eve, DESCRIPTION pGictGslly Aitendet To-
aEFixs
& IL Yinnest. No. l75 From: street.
Thomas n IeS.ctt % BeekmaE street,
William " Mitchell, 10 Broadway.
HAYS 4 TreJiwc!l Franklin House BROADWAY!
Hiram, Barney, 81 JoAa sSSeet,
James VI Post, ioa .,nity street mIo ihs
~ C0II0S \ 90. Auction and COMMISSION Mer-
L CHARTS Nos tl3 Fulton street. and 81 Ann street
liS.rS advances iAle co:sSnnierts and prompt re
tuEIS made.
WEDNESDAY,, April ;.
AZ lol O'Clock ~ No. SSl Houston street.
HorsxuoLp EVS>trvKg, &c.-CoapFisiis u large ana
yah assortment @: ceutccl Faguuro. b1DS ;he prop
erty OF runily breaking ~ Housekeeping, CONSISTING Oh
Brussels Incrsu ard VSGe.lan CaTretnss, dirais, PIC
lures one long pier glass, mahogany ana maple 1haHs'
Centre piniu M other Tables CanIelab!dSs "rsio'ss'
Window shades Ol Cloth SOLAR, Hall and Asua isinps'
Rc,iStcas Mattresses. Bedding China and Glass ~ne'
Kitchen Egru,Ise &c Sc. sc, comprising general AS
soc:n,ent.
Al - oc,ock, at No. go D!y's'on Street
SuESuY S,Lv LtSvoxS sc. eoinPf;sins large and
encral sS0rtn5nt 81 Brandy. Gin. Jat'i kln NAieUa
and Fort Vine, CorlNS, &c; SSo, standing CASKS OAR
reis kcs> cou,ey Si>c horses and TWO wagons
SATURDAY., April Sth.
AZ 10 O'Clock AZ No. - Houston 81. corner ot LEWIS
S,tyEtyf S,Ls oY Observation-Disclosures a LARGE and
general assortment being the entire contents u large re
TUESDAY, Aprl>.
Al No. 8 Beach street.
uousknoLp rs>trrSs-CumprisiuS large and general
Household and Kitchen Furniture rarten- =
: M
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INTERESTING; FAMILY VOLUME.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
THE GOLpNSKEU'S VILLAGE translated from tnr
,;cftnau of Heinrich Zschoke One Nsl. lsmo. eI.th
TINS nlrr,tve Is an uaected dsrl.y of rustic l'c "a e.
many where the people lvlH- lndo-nce without pg tI
Intelligence and reckless loled ~ d-b and Ncs h
great design tn Tale EXHIBIT practically the most en-
cen, method of reform the substitution Of sobney ir intG,
prrarcc harmony for uarerg order for not aud sns az
morality and comfort for penurg and wrecednes hs
b-uefacor OwALn who works al these change; - ne cN-
ample An ue1ib Patriot and uuchan.los iend VINO Per
,sv-rus until he acccmplishes his noble design.
Recently Published BY thessue .A0thor
INCIDENTS or SOCIAL LIZ { amid tli- European AI'.
lvcI. i2mo 81
recommend al persons read tins interesting volume
contains four tales doubtless they sktche fom ect
If- ,in I'll the simtgdr of actual porsrsuIe, the truth
fuus # viii know scenery the oi lofty morality ard
tb- attractions the best eaSbilitiss oi The heart
tCouflesa and Enquirer
~ PRESS.
kolr.uchs History Of Germany.
C;uLors Essays on History.
hiich-lrts History cf Rome
IockhaEt's Life OF Lord live.
Ni.hoa', Life OF the Conde. 80 -
a u AfILtsi Wv - ~ e'1 - -
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The Telegraph reports ship, barks and ertgs In the
Ofipy at sunset.
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WM. W. SItIRLEI. Ageueneer.
CROCK or CROCNERN, GLASS AND CHiNA.-fc>-
- ve Sae FOR cash-TIIu uRSDAl. Apr J. at 10 o'clcck
AZ The corner OF ar 2oth street. IN lots to
70 sr and roers al The sock In said store previsus
removal cojS:sli,. Of and the Crockery o; all
,cable articles Aso 20 barrels Glass rumb,ers. Gro
Gers and retailers wanting bargaiS VIII do well attend.
aner the stock the shelving OF the store ~ 2tis
UC'rtOS NOrICE-iILlNOiS FNRMS.--wM. IL.
a FRANKLIN n son Will sell ~ IL O'Clock, TO-MOR
ROW Aril 3d) at The Merchants ENchansc. two Lots
tcaeh loo acrcSl o Land in Illinois, These lots have been
selected with great carc-arr in healthy sections OF tho
state and will make valuable Farms. An opportunity iiko
s is rarely presented acquiring competency for men
III limited means. Terns at time .; sale. IT.
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Court Calen,lar-Tnrs pAr.
MARRIED.

CoAos FLEAs-Nos. 81, Il, !, 43, So. .. a. as. A.
Is IL
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~ Second Ward THE Democratic Wings Of the
Second Yard requested attend meeting TO BE- held
Wednesday evening april 3D. at half past o'clock, at Jones
Second Ward Hotel No 81 NaSsau-st
Hon. DUDLEY SELpEN will be present and address The
meeting II expected that Wing OF the Ward will be
with this OCCASION aud show that Wings and
nothing else" By order Of the Ward COMMITTEE.
JEREMY l.. CROSS, Chairman.
CsIyII Cssl, Secretaries m]l 3,
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ISoLD AND SILVER WATCHES RErAILED AT
VI WHOLESALE PRICES. BY J. 7. wILLIsToN.
Dealer ia Watches No Cortland street Broadway, up
stairs.
All WATCHES sold At this establishment Warrant
Ell 70 be such as represented the money refunded
Second HaGd Watches taken Ia eAehAhse' OF eo"sh io
cash, -. :; -.
he<, manGer. q, the lowest prices tal9 mus
~ DrNoVAI-pHELPS DODGE x co. have removed
II "a the new S,oS No l. and u C street between joan
and Fulton street D. Nv
nrNOyNL.-A $ BARNES Y co. would respectfully
IL ,rm lie public that they have recrst TsnHie their
iirr nd Publishing business from Philale,ihi, -
No s. john >tet, Nswlos whsEe they are ir ,"Ft R,s
W. sr ,.d " rnc rsper and other suc!-s connected
wth the Book aud $tucnery eusseSs Orders rom soeA
Iii b,,. rn,mrl Nftra,tisn aud low prices az 81
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Temperance mccting-ln Caledonia II

~ Temperance HiectinG-in Caledonn Hall
Grand street corner Of Broadway. ToNonow Evening at
hafpsst O'Clock.
Mr Pierce Of Western New York and several other gentle
er IL address meeting. IKE style OF hr P. lee
ur sufficient that the exercises viii Be very
HIS subjects viii Life and Tines Of Alcohol or
the History Of the License SystsmM9Ta Su.sion and Legal
suason Woe to the rumS.lliog gentry.
Admission III centsyable at the door. The iggd are TO
BE- applied replacing the ty. and furniture OF the office Of
the (Pittsel New England Cataract which entered by
ruin mol did ver, lunded dollars damage because
the editor had exposed their vlsnies.
WHO III atead-oJ rather, who wil not az
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SILK GOODS BEMON AL.
CFiRLES DuRFEE y co. have removed from y Es-
y c-r ,l8cr he recently occupied D. Aiesrs
locl- lnlhouy 5 N.hoHy.
I35 I-cnri aud 7G Beavc;--7a .cr. OF Hanover.
Where sy prepared - eNhbia Pndid assortment Of
Goods ~ theiT line which they day making additions
of FRESH GOODS adapted 20 the Spring Sales Purchasers
invited examine their stock before making their pur
chas... ml8 2wi.N Ms<F-
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wSi- " SHIRLEY. AueueneS

uoussnoLp Fus>trvxs-C Comprising large and general
Household and Kitchen Furniture rarcu
LIZ hrfc.ilnr.
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RANKIN & BIRCH
IRE NOW oFENIN6. II ,ns Store lately Oeeup'=t ~
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~ General society OF Mechanics and

t-cbeT:ii 'Notie'y VI
TRApESMEN OF THE CITY OF SEW-iORN.-Th'
monthly neetng the Society will BE- held NJ the Institution
in Cfosby street evening ApIl % hour after sunset
s2 II ISAAC FRYER Secretary.
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oS-N NFW-Y ORK ANp HARLEM RAILROAD
IA CO.. summer Nrranre m ? n : -..
ESs- On and after Monday, tpu lith. INST the trans
-6T=EST1 will run p follows VIZ; Leave CITY Hall icr
White r!ans and intermediate places at :. 10 y
Leave City Hall for Williams Bridge ats 10 \ NJ q
3 20 and T NJ. ,.,,e
O. 10 4 ii l. 2 3. $50 30. 5. 80. so, T a.
Rttarnin. White palns ioF iiy Hall aud n'-rfd
ate pi,c=s T. 10. lO 10 \ II, ? 10, $. 10 ! NJ
Leave Williams Bridge for City Hall Is. 10 0-!o y
lorrisi.ns aud Harlem for Ciy Hall 7te o. le
II 4 VI, . 5, s. 5.9O $50 Z. 90. 90 3 : d.
The Freight train Will leave " te aiES II 20 y NJ
-,r,.II LIZ Y II
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Beebe & Costar,s Fnshlon for Spring

ycs- BANK OF WOOSTER. OHIO.-The notes of III
Bunk nrc rcacen,cd at enc per cent discount, by .,
WINSLOW " PERKINS,
n,3 3nis&1tV No. ~ Wall arect.
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lch month within the past year.

On the a0th of May ls44 sterling bills Of exchange
were selling at 81 Of per cent premium At that time
the mporations into this and other ports of the Union
were very large much larger than for this season-and
the exports Of cotton to foreign ports much smaller
than this year. We cannot satisfactorily account for the
present high premium for sterling exchange The de-
mand for bills for remttances account of sales in this
market of the stock of delinquent States sent here y
foreign holders, the certain extent hut not
alone sufficient to keep the pre- num so high.
At Mobile on the 2lst in. there was very little doing
IN iore'gn exchanges. The demand and supply were
both light and thu rates without any many material
chanse' DIS England quoted at 81 per cent
oh rance is 80. Bills New York. at 60 days. II
mt; at 80 days, discount at 10 days. par Is
a.sight, par premium
At New Orleana on the 2lst inst tolerably fair de-
mand had been experienced fer Foreign Exchange for
remittance by the Boston steamer of the June but the
inquiry had nearly not quite subsidized and the market
was quiet The same rates quoted as before-for
sterling 81 81 per cent premium; France. ST az
Of 2s2. Bills on the North had improved little. Now
York, go day bills, at Boston do and Phladel
phia and Baltimore do alt per cent discount. Sight
checks ON New York. /; on Boston, per cent pre-
MUM
We the prices current at the close Corporations
to-day for the stocks used in this market principally for
investment
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MONEY MARKET.


Friday, May JOG r. M.
Inc stock market is ina very eversh state and prices
huctuate from day day. The transactions arc limited
and Notwithstanding the efforts made by some Of the
strongest operators to get up prices the market CONT
nues very heavy. stonington fell of per cent; Harlem,
;; Canton I; Erie Railroad Morris Canal, Farmers'
Loan and Long Island closed firm at yesterdays pri-
ces. Norwich and Worcester improved 4; Pennsylva-
mia 5's. 1.
The quotations for sterling bills of exchange firm
al " u per cent premium and the demand for the
packet quite active. There is not very large supply
OF oils in the market from the South and the prime bills
OF houses in this city command the best prices and are
'reeiy taken by those making rcmittances We annex
table ofquoations current for exchange in this market
IN each month within he mast wear
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WASHINGTON, May -, ls45.
Short and Street.


A short horse is soon curried, and reserving our
ink for another time, we SHALL to-day, be as brief as
pie crust.
The Executive pic mic party returned last evening
from Mount Vernon-al fine as fiddle.
Secretaries, each at his post to-day. President,
same-ofice seekers again the gu rire-offlce
holders with cross-barred tails trembling.
High wnd in the amosphere-same among the
old dowaqers. No hope of rain from either.
City healthy-strapgers say the place is too poor
n he s;cklv-why don't they leave the crumbs that
| fall from Uncle Sans table to ourselves, then!
| Mr. J. f. Tuel, the young poet turned out OF the
treasury issues prospectus tor wing paper. Very
hitter very indicious, and out OF season. Why not
/ stick 10 novels, master Iuel.
. Dust on the Avenue on the rise. Sore eyes all the
fashion, Spectacles and goggles looking up.
| Shin Nc,rs-Por of Washington, oyster
boats and three sloops with cargoes OF cord wood,
at the wharves Stevedores threatening TO strike
for higher wages.
Money Markd-Issues from our money market,
the United States Treasury made to the Clerks IN
the Departments the LIST of the month--near month
since last pavment-many hard up. Something do
inc at the lottery Offices in blanks. All money
shaved in exchange except specie, which Is charl-
taby held at par.
for war, an extra session, OF sohc Quiet caa'i-
| ~ for their especial benefit.
| Beau Hickman continues TO wrng M and tho
bell rings DoN
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section fund or $4,000 making total Of sali7sss
which deducted from $7ooo,oOO, leaves a balance OF
for the payment Of bonds issued by the State
TOR banking capital.
The indebtedness Of the State bonds issued to pro.
vide banking capital for the State Bank and branches
appears by the most report to be as annexed
DEBT THE STATE ALABAMA-BoSps Issued ron
BANKING CAPITAL.
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vAUxHALL GARDEN SALOON.


P. DE LA Rec. MANAGER
" This favore place Of Summer Amusement having beei
thoroughly repaired painted and decorated will for thu
Monday Evening, June the ed,
when the following ladies and gentlemen will have the honor
Miss A. Homer the graceful Dansuese, her first appearance
in this city.
Miss H. Roberts, charming Danseuse pupil Of Mons
Ch-cini
Madm see Pauline de La Grand who will make her first ap
in this country Vgxha all Of her well known
dances.
Miss c. MeClon, the charming Vocalist
MIR. J w. Ryali, the celebrated Comic Dancer.
Mr. w. J Hamilton, from the American Museum, Voca-
list of the first order.
Mr.. D. Gardiner the Comic Vocalist together with his
Infant Son and his celebrated Learned Dog which does
thing but talk.
Also, the Celebrated Band Of
ETHIOPIAN OPERATIC BROTHERS s SISTERS,
Nessrs Johnson, Gardiner White Myers and Mast Bryant
forming together the best Band Of Philippians in the world
As the Manager has spared in retiring the Saloon
engaging talented Company, he feels assured his efforts viii
be appreciated by those wishing gentee place of am9seme
III the upper part Of the city, The Vaushal
will consist q Music Dancing singas Ballet and
calculated please the most astdcus The order vii
be observed, efficient Police will be ia attendance
Doors open at7aPerformance st ga o'clock.
Admission the Saloon IS centsto the Garden Free
n1q 3fs m
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CAUIION TO THE PUBLTC.
Office for the sale of the Original Genuine
PULMONIC SYRUP,
& No. 40 La Cortlnndt street, New York

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
GONE YEARS AGO was cured Of severe and danger.
much good might be done through
street the city Of New York Having confidence young
him. and the medicine sold in his and state
msnt Of my cure by the Syrup his the form ola
continued this connection until had reason believe this
dviaag from the understanding Compliant after
strength Of syrup Thinking that written might
be more efecua requested one but declined could
taon was too completely ntsrwcssn with the Of
valuable medicine: of course felt that whatever affected the
had encountered large expenditures establishing and
Quoting this business Ny and devoted
character, and the certificate Of cure with ADVICE
merous patterns their friends who called at my Office well
gradually Increasing and now widespread popularity Of my
treatment Of cons%Pto colds coughs diseases Of the orgns
have been the Of beneting and restoring heath
ling that the advantages thus arising all should be LOST
could permit my sphere Of usefulness to be
To those who know personally and the history Of my Sy
rup i to say thai held cid original receipt
thod Of preparing this medicine through all is different stages
And in order to render flee from all impurities well as to
Of heat which tends destroy medical properties Of Of
the most effective ingredients have The aa q and
which these objects can successfully attained Complains
Of netcacy blaeksh color and variable strength can ne yer
which are confined exclusively to myself $500
The young has been incidentally mentioned
for himself least opened office IN this city, wish him
az % that b, may Justly Sy as vne p s
wisely enough cautions il against adnterated compound
s osS ~ p ~ this e ia
street; r. S. BEEKMAN.
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Sales Of STOCK mt Boston.

BRoKERs BoARp, May % so shares Reading RR 2ia+ so
Portland and Saco RR, l01A; Ftchburg RR so Nor
wich and WSrcestsI RR 12 Io5 do 72 do z2 8 LonF
mington RR 6osod 49, $50 do so3od IsS 40 Cheshire R
021 l0do solm 1922 East Boston Co.. so3Od ls so do,
so3Od, 14N; 2I8 dividends East Boston Co 81.
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PRIMITIVE PHYSIC,
OR THE
COLD WATER CURE,

MYSTERY Mischief and Misery neutralized, by Hydro
pahy being popular view Of the system practised BY
vincent tressnz OF Graefenbergh, safe natural and tried
remedy Tor disorders incidental to the human frame
nora9ds no quackere nosrums allure and
oa Reader I'll not te study and this glorious dis
coyery which God and Nature have for
In i will find treasure, like the Scholar Of Salamanca,
profit mingled with pleasure New York. published and sold
26 Fulton and may be had Of the booeers-price ca
cents. my27 msrc
~ PRICES First Premium new Patent two Oven Ranges,
combining economy, convenience and durability These
Ranges are warranted superior to offered They
constructed that Is almost impossible for them get
order or for the plates to crack all other Ranges
They have been in for the last 10 MONTHS and every
stance given the utmost satisfaction and instance
the proprietor been called on to repair one.
All Ranges by the subscriber are to give en-
tire satisfaction; If they do they will be taken away without
the least expense TO the purchaser.
GEORGE PIRCE, Proprietor,
m29 mfm lrna dyxar
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FOURTH OF JULY, 1916.
ED EvnnY RON rr,rrC pcDDr L,

FIREWORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
subscriber offers for sale complete assortment Of py
rotechnic articles manufactured exclusively for his
sales by the best maker in the country
Cities towns public private exhibitions supplied at the
lowest prices, and the quality warranted.
Wholesale buyers Of small fireworks will find their adyan.
ace givnga CALL Prices low good article can be az
orded and the best article warranted to be the cheapest
Chinese Fecackers and Fireworks reduction Of 50 TO
per cent from last season prices.
!. w. HOLBERTON, IS Maiden lane
m3l tjyI I'm below William sfreet
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

w It'll the above in cash. investment may be
w made which will yield 100 certain in cash busi-
The individual will be furnished with every facility
immediate operation Application be made personally
80 Third Avenue, without delay. m3l tire
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
GENTLEMEN or Families going to Europe or elsewhere,
~ who would disencunber themselves Of their superuous
effects such Wearing Apparel either Ladies' or Genemen
Jewe Fire Arms &c. &c., by idng for the Subscriber
will obtain liberal aud fair price for the same.
II. LEVETT,
Office No. 2 Wall ST., New York
Families and gentlemen attended their residence by appoint
ment.
= All orders left the Subscribers Office or sent through
the Post Office Will be puncualy attended my3 tFm
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
Saturday Evening, May 3lst,
The public is respectfully informed that there will be grand
CONCERT
THE SERENADERS,
MEsSRs. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON
PELHAM AND WARREN,
THIS EVENING,
And every evening until further notice
NEW SONGS GLEES, CHORUSES, &c.
EVERY NIGHT.
Admission 2j Cents.
~ For particulars small bills.
Boxes and Seats can be secured at the Box Office from
10 A. M. until p NJ.
Doors open at 71a-Concert commence at ga o'clock
An Efficient Police attendance order, under
the direction Of officer Stevens.
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
G4LYA Mo RTNECv

IMPORTED and for sale by Mark Levy Brother 40 Maiden
Lane !hsnew article is highly il Europe fer its
ecacy ~ all Waiting the cxcucatng pains Of Tic Doloeux,
kheumatic Affections Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, &C. SC.
perfectly harmless and be applied in all with
the xeates safety efficacy undsputed being known
TO ail IN accomplishing the purpose II has the
baton Of the medical profession who have proneanced TO be
so low as to be within the reach Of all classes.
The great influence 1t exerts the system y
astonishing and must be witnessed TO be believed
N B--No Liquid Is needed with the above.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-31

MARBLE HALL, NO. ~ DUANE ST.
THE Subscriber having fitted the above establishment
asuperor style, aud taken the in the selec
ton Of his wines liquors and socts the patronage
his friends and the public generally who particularly
u aud 3 o'clock.
m3llt'm SAMUEL A. CUNNINGHAM