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vi Ink.-JANsES 4 BELL, I53 Sasssu-s- Se~-YOfS,
Agents oder shove superior Inks pat IN -nue- Of "a
ou. sizes 70 con.umers aud dealers the manufacturers
pric- which i low usually paid for inferior
lc-.
BLACK WAITING l~g-This lax hss stood ne test OF
twenty-five year. peneuce n the uec states, snl gu
mr. thl- tine MS be-n sniy Increasing ~ putc a'Df
AID patronag- until nas the leaf x srce u he
sini n country. Il i hi1 uniform dld. lows freely
from he pen and VII mould under any crc1ms4nrr.
n. colo-is rich beauuli snd permanent black; and :
adapted % both steel and qIil pens.
FxrEA FfSs RED ISE-Ths lax = recommended for IL
superior brill srry Of color, snt : wsfan not - i.ds oy
exposure long accepting Those no wish good article,
are desired 10 I'VE ilrs = trial
CoPYISs ISE-Wrting executed with his lea can b
copied D. the copying press and impression obanei a.
distinct and perfect the original IL combines all ihe
properties Of lie black writing INK and Is WARMED equal
ID auy imported. 81 m-ofl-
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ib- Prime Taliow. N zoe shipping
L order. landing .,,..
W ous-sO bis Lcckpon EXtr, spaiiings
no GafbIir- Premium
100 half bb- do do.
wooI--Iooc0 pouad- M-rno and >sNony. fof .sle ~
.ig m. H. C. HEALS co ~ souih-st
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RTTGLKs I>-TIrl rk-CoucerI. Oy me swl,.

IL bei-Rngsr.-Tlis cel,bratrd Baud respectfully
nounce Two GsAND Co~cFkrs a. the Ruts rrs Female In
-uute. 10 ttAe pace Thursday sni Friday evenings
sept 18Th sni lah. which occasion hey viii play
variety oi ler most popular compositions sad viii he
sisted by MIS- CAROLINE HfFFssr. The popular vocalist
Tickets :. cents each Children uncer - wears of
laf price. Doors open az T-cormences al g. Full pari-
cular- IN the pro. rsumes.
THESE Will be The last performances OF the Bell
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SCuOOL FOR BOY--Condueted b,

=
made q, tbs institution for the thorough rni accurate iusuc
on OF BOYS In the elementary and higher English stlde
boz the Cln-sic- French language, Drawing and al tn
other branches usually required The price Of tuition varies
simply age OF the pupil For those owe, ~ . per
Quarter OF ~ weeks. For those between 0 and Il, so
For those under IT, SIS Us Of books AMI stationery and
ali the cuuvrn AID requisites for study furnished
without any charges whsieyer The fail quarter corn
-nc-- sept s. but pupils received any time and
are charged Ia proportion.
In the government znd instruction % ,- school ih- iracn
er- DO not attempt stimulate pupils By the spirit
rivalry the hope Of prizes and ar1n9f ~ restrain
them by Of punishment dsgrac- Their aim - "a
th. other hand form them habits " diligence and nfe
nv from ' influence o. Spontaneous Interest IN The acc
OF edge, conscientious sense Of duy, and
desire The favorable regard Of their eacef-' anu
the appreciation Of God
Application 20 BE- made 81 B.eecker street. b-tvson
The hours Of A. VI and A. other tines, az Ab3os iu
.Lifufnn Young laes Al Hll.t -.L an3 laNiNl hs
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AsEs-There is but little to-day but prices are steady
rs ". and - Tor Pots and Pearl.
ExDorf from lst 10 10Th SPptember
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4 iRwiS. Jr u rosrtN
IRwIN a. FOSTER, Commission And for''sfiihs
Msfeh-ni-, No Ca.-iiiys Row. olncl-ut- 80 !.
ERENCH MIl.LINERY-ARs r. NOLAN %
Broadway VIII open The si Fashions on IiUfsisy We
to.bt,sf si9 IT'S
IOuN Il. RICH. Dental Surgeon, has removed ironi
y Warentr-eI - Fourtbsfreet one door w--l VI
Broadway. $40 lms
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Two MERCEA>TS-An Attorney about % travel
L hroIsh the Western STATES. lee" day-. anu more
nar:.uarv the Territories OF Wisconsin and Iowa would
the collection Of Or securing debts of claims due
m hose parts Charges Moderate and Tie most Satisfactory
r,S.r,,cr, .v,f. T. those merchants and traders WHO
opa avoid the heavy expense of sending agent of en-
ployng one in places, The above l. A. opportunity
ma vii obsiae s1ch with very trang expense Please
address o. o. o. The Office Of tbs paper or al h- once Of
+ EDDY Esq Nc. 81 Lher,y-sf. ~ -u,'
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ANArCHE.. IEwELRY, sLI,er Voc. -. I

w \ ROChWFLI. No. il3 Broadway few door.
south Of Canas have good OF line gold and
silver duplex detached Lever Lepnr rnd other Watches,
which they will warrant hrst keepers and sell At
very prices good assortment of new and fashionable
Jeseliy, Silver Ware &c
Watches and ClOcss Of every description carsfIliy ~.
paired hy ski.lu and experienced worSnen. sl8 3i-.
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SODA oISCUII AMI SuGAn ChAOhEnS.
'HE subscriber wishes make known Ia thu public. thai
much Of the biscuit and crackers which sod In this
Ely the above entirely different rom the SODA
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made Al his Bakery,
which have been used by nyaids, particularly those VINO
fer from ind g,On for Than twenty with the
best re-ult- while l- imitation, which can be made FOR
price though perhaps good for person In health,
wholly for the sick The shove BIscuir and GAMERS
sso BUTTER BISCUIT, WINE BIscuir, BUrrgI CRAcKEss
WArgK Crackers PiLor and NAVY BsgAD, all OF the hrs
quality. constantly for sale at the well known establish
renl rs Wa.hnston street, corner Of Warren street
~ FPIIPAIN TRFtDWFIfS Son
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NEW JUVENILE SINCING BOOK.


NEW JUVENILE SINGING BOOK
'NHE YOUNG MELODl>r-A rev snd choice cOiiec-
ton OF Social Moral and Patriotic Songs, designed for
schools and academies composed and arranged for one
two ami three voices by William Bradbury. author OF the
P-,lmodist school Singer. Young Choir &c &c.
si3 MARX II. NEWMAN. Publisher, ls9 Broadway.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
GEORGE BARNNELL. The London Apprentice This
~ remarkable work describes the downward Of
vonnE who urcd from The paths of vrue by the
sucti0ns of prof gate woman who leaves him a. the
foot Of The gaow-sn awful lesson 20 the young IL
replhlsh m handsome style for twenty-five centy by
~ 81 BURGESS, sfRNGER co. y Broadway
TO THE PROTE-TaNr- cf The Unled stsiss.-
Just published, thu most important work ever issued
from the American Press
Tho Rev John D0wnss VI story ~ Romansm. speniiily
Illustrated with more than 81 hshy finished engHvngs deg
pve IF III customs ceremonies councils and prncc-
u the Church Of Rome, forming n large and beautifully
printed volume Of nearly 7n pages In rich embemaic bind
Ing. Pnce = co.
+. WALKER, Publisher IA Fulton st. ". Y.
~ Agents wanted 10 sell TIE above work in every town
city and county In the United States Ia whom liberal per
centsge will be allowed. iylt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

The Illinois Legislature have passedthe Revenue
b after striking all the sections relating TO The Canal
The bill, simply lays to be laid 10 the creditors ex-
cepliug the Nlacaster bonds, FRO rata.
A bill has been introduced in the Pennsylvania
legislature TO reduce the capital of the Glrard Bank
The Chairman of the Committee OF Accounts ct
the Missouri Legislature has made report that the money
in the Treasury exhausted and that unless loan is OBJ
tanned OF the Bank the members of the Legislature VIII
get 10 pay and the State interest due In May next must
be passed. Resolution introduced authorizing tho
Governor to borrow of State Bank sufficient funds for
the above purposes This will do pretty we'll for Loco
Fooo Bank hating Legislature.
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r.--Yes.erday morning, soon after O'Clock,
fnnin,,np Office of the Boston Times was disco
n e 70 b. on FIRE The hre was speedily eAun
seisu The damage was not sufficient 70 preyen.
ess publication of the paper this morning Ne
IRE IS sa'u ~ '1 Boston Daily ADV.
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NLW TDVDN 4 W. " ItINIa'-'
SUTTON 81 co.
Inform their numerous and friends that there
may now be- found At III sPRING-sT (,he Old Stand
for Cheap Goods large of New Spring Goods.
purchased recently very low prices and 10 be sold DEC
DEDLY CHEAPER than the styles were ever offered
before this City Among other decidedly cheap articles
nay he found NEW STYLE DE- LANES. BALZO-
RINES LAWNS ORGANIZE MUSLiNS. CALL
GOES. SIIIRTlNGS. SIIEETINGS, LINENS. OLA
PERS, SATTNETS, FLANNELS, CLOTHS, BRoCHA
AND OTHER SfIAWLS, SIC. SC.
s. & co all in Of Dry Goods oiany kind that
prices such that be disappointed VINO
shall favor with theiF PATRONAGE
III SPRfNG-STREET. Cor. Of Sullivan.
NB-Jus opened large supply of ShiE,iuss and Sheet
inss 10 be sold low goods Of the quality
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Decrease ofrecelpts in 1916. slo9s,sss ii

Decrease OF receipts in 1916. -Slo93sss a
Mr. Law having resigned the Presidency OF the
Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Mr.. Isaac Newton, well
known as the great steamboat proprietor on the North
River was on Saturday elected to I'LL the vacancy This
win no doubt prove highly beneficial arrangement US
seems unity Of interest between the Peoples Line Of
steamboats, and the Roai. Tho old Board of Directors
we.c reelected,
We give below statement Of the Exports of
the principal articles for the month of February and
comparative table of the Exports for January and Feb
arr, 1885, ~ and 43. The statement was made up for
The Shipping List:
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CONANT'S PATENT YEAST.


CCoRDiNC 20 cid MARIN, .sfI,h i br-sd-swset
"a Life, but it certain that seoo s.siy Obtained and
ay4d Of oIl:rd . NO. :sssrie
d s rcI es and useful TnrIs md 1' e.t,n
discovery 81 & saa:.[ EfG has s1 hss2 Oh
SiHs GIf@ y goo I M os
Who has Tic psea'etly a. h. Hour be kaeadea
Of nIe9 excellent bread a.
and bsked a., ,h,, by the old slow process o! rinou
Il i Sr d 2AIss@T r TEX
BUT directly foo ,s, az
49, A. pIos Of s af e "a Ouf nstariy n
an enr ,l,c tir .atirs nonfi'a's's ""''"
sold wb6;sssiTT Nv CLINTON Hall Beskan and Nsssa
MIP.syTTEE.Y 4 ALLEN: % sosii.s, cor Siaiasn ian
Ciitaas,rN l,P Il fOUN t32 Cbstharn'st
GGHn22SirEK BRIGGS. 63l BEoadway
Gl6aS Il BROWN i BROTHERS. l2s Eighth 81
SSTi 81 IS FORD. i32 Bowery.
AERO s23 Bowsry cor. Bond-st
T HOPE, ls2 ah,mesTs,', T. co.,,v,cb.s,.
hoNiNlCK * DRLMMOND, 70 GTeSnWieb-ss.
S9WuE.L KIP, iq5 Broadway nj
Also, by the principal ssoesrs IN general
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ADJUSTMENTS.


---.------c-,,-.,, ,,o,-.c p-J-, D. r..
f)ALMOS ctf-I.A No .,
L and P.ruete Twenty-Five Cents ~, gesd3X ET,e2ns
March lh-Two Operas N one night ~ III iRblHiAN
GIRL amd SHIN Dr.. it.El-A WIN The cesDf4ted foIk
Dance. Pamos Opera Company respectfully announce
they have engaged the above Theatre Tor snort ue
o. e,o IN such style appreciated bya liberal and
enlightened public aad ensure them share oil that patronage
sntitle them TO- -
The following performers VIII apIcar: N. 49,, cL.,.
Prima Donnas. Sg as unllips anJ .ss
Primo enoes slg ~ iioinai aHd ~ nn
Primo Bassos sg rs hafaiilsh anu ti ial,s
Primo and Secundo Buifos. Signs Murphy ana ii9htey
Seconde Donna. :; 'o'fl q nIu.e
Corp, de Ballet. NADINE broddley and asisAhs
Director Of opera. :. DIR. Hhedss
Private each Doors o!ea al g. curtain rises al
quarter TO g.
Box Office open from 10 TILL O'Clock NH
-----------<-,. g.
JUVENILE C0SCERT-Aileu st'eet-A Concert Of
j Vocal Music consisting Of miscellaneous Pieces inter
oytef'an 'h"iG TW OH HnI;SpRED CHILDREN.
M ,hs congregation in rsFoRM DRESSES under the difec
VI w 4 R;T On Wedn-,Iay evening March 18th Al
ZION W -. pi,no Forte tv r. Howe Jr Tickets l2i cents
~ Jm;tt;ag one without distinction Of age may BE-
800 ., Ravuors 70 Bowery and the door Of the
Gharch should the weather BE- it will take place
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FOR CLERGYMEN AND STUDENTS.

FUR ULERIfI MEN AND SIIUIIAN I D.
D. APPLETON X co. have Jus, published Second Ed'
'PTTiIr PULPIT CYCLOPEDIA and Christian Ministers
Communion containing 800 Skeletons ard Sketches Of Ser
ard o. Essays Biblical Leaning lhcoloSica! stu
nrs and the Composition and delivery Of Sermons B the
.ubor II Sketches and Skeletons of sermons The Lon
hoo ,don of four volumes complete IN IvolSvoof GIG pages
50 81. r -. 90, 49,,
s of scripture this pronounced superior To all the
Others excusv. Of the OF information co1 olned with
m IN. E.ays which constitute about oGeId q the whole
volume. Preachers OF all denominations wal nd IN this work
an Acceptable and useful hand book dyested Of all the
ologica controversy. mo gus
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Grcnt Rnr,,nins In Div Goods.

SUTTON X Co III Spring street, corner Of sullivan
have just received aud desirable lot Of Goods compris-
ing anos, every variety shawis Silks De LANES, Ensth
aud French Prints Sc
Also large lot of Linen shee,iass, Table Diaper. Nap
kins. sc.
Also number of cases Brown aud Beaeed shertnss.
AZ verv low nric-. in3 ~
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!
Mr., GoLDSMiTii,S ,o,

SYSTEM Of .yIEKLA.N lie FENHA-ISIiIF
unrnnteed all (od ad young III TN easy and nterestnT
,Irrrises Or the money RETURNED al the expiration oil Tho
lessons Terms reduced la only - -
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
Mr. G. would respectfully call attention 10 the fact that ys
yen r. the American In.ute has awarded him the Fst Pre-
mum fr lie OfIand Pcnnunship and that he detcs
rOmpe,,ti either oenman or ienchs Of the AT Know
tia, there tbousGnds IN he city who would gafy aya
The advantage TO be derived from few hour attention 70 as
,vs,en OF obstruction. MI G. again the citizens Of
New York ha in zen lessons ef hour each be can lTpaS
md beautiful style of penrnnshp which theT wnW
lse in Their future pr1ctice DOUBLE ENTRY BUM
KEEPING: reduced from fifteen To Ten Dotinrs ,.,,.o
Ladies Will meet daily between u andl O'Clock ss"ee
at the other hours from 9 4. NJ IN 9 7. NJ. ,,c-u,s
FOR SALE AT THE ACADEMY.-" Go TX im,sa
EVN4 pVSa.v.tuP Price Five Dollar. -
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, AuetIoneer.
OY BANGS. RICHARDS g. PLATT--Stores 2o4
ID Brcadway.-Iiberal cash aavancemcnts made on
TUESDAY And ~ WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.

d Broadway-Libersl cash advancement. made on
consSunents for auction sales.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
March l;h and 18Th.
ENGLISH EooSs-Jasi received from London arse and
valuable collection OF English Books consisting 81 WORKS on
theology history ell the various sciences, biography yoy
ages ami travels bellies letre. fRe arts and amusement
Also. works law, medicine surgery. &c. The whole
forming an extremely varied catalogue Of books and trclt-
ing many works seldom with In this country
Among them Accounts AID Extracts OF the Manu-
scripts the library ~ the KIM OF France 2vs svo Al
Sens Collection English songs oe: edition. svs; Andres
Historic tc Rabe>, Syc; AlIs Treatise on Friendly So
lie,s, syo; ,atcba Slciliana da PsdEa Pancrs folio.
many plates: Cores Antiquities. &c ANTI Cn.on ccu-
pete IN - quar.o very scarce NTstoplahes Tome
40; s.istsI n:o English binS verse and notes Sc BY
whee,cht. Svo; Bakers Chronicles OF me hnss OF
Eng a.! olo: Batavia illustrated eN 9iaseo Ssi,' , ,
nm curio, ID por;ras Bells Huntington PeeraSe tto
psplnrS Notes Q: che Church examined sfd rci'',eo'
syn yc- scarce BcntiIan Codi;tcaon and tuoic M
Structo auto r2h nose syo' >eh'Is 49,
ale O. Punishment, DO. Of Reward svo' beiIy
,l,a or Dictionary Heradry, Ito, heSaldc ptaees
Bitie anc o!! Cambridge edition, avs: Sissses Liie o.
Rurke 9rs Svo; Rl,l-s Sermons, Svs svo Bonapates
Army IN Fyu with letters intercepted oN Nesou nee'
s Svo; ioSsrets HiS of she Variations OF the iTo,ss
Churches, translated rvs >vo 3nc raper cory pa
Views in Su.uk No7,lk Sc IS Enc plates 40 brewsteI
EdubuTg Journal Of Science. 5vS >vc 20 p.'sS 49,,
Stone Of Homer cv-rruc and Practice OF Ch'ai!
Or. Browns WORKS. With lie 5vs >vc
Full particulars IN catalogues, which are now rsAu9.
EORrI-FTRSC TRADE SALE-2Sth March,
ana following !ays.
The rcxt regular Trade sale of Books Sc under the o!-
-cto, Of the Committee OF Trsde WIN commence n the
above date and viii be- conducted uler the same regula-
tons aud terms Us heretofore.
The sale Of Stationery. Writing and Printing Papers,
FINDERS Leather and Muslin. &c. will be held on Monday
24h OF March.
The first catalogues now rcady 1t Is large and attract
i've \ supplementary catalogue will be issued on the
morning 81 the sale; FOR which will Be received
until MONDAY. l7ih March
H COI-IDN 4 CO Auca0a and Commi sion Ner-
/ chants, Nos ll3 Fulton street. alu y MN 49,. =
Liberal advances made cousisnnents and promptr
made.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

RICHMOND IN DEFENCE OF THE LADIES.
Published Liis morning b. 20
2s2 Broadway corner OF Ans
A DEFENCE OF THE LADIES
And Others aans, the Bshor OF Mar a9d and hts AIDS oY
JAMES L. RICHMOND,
Prrsbytes Of Rhode Island
Price III crn,s
Also fos sale ali the VARIOUS Pamphlets which have oeen
published relative 20 the TRIAL OF The Bishop.
colrLgrE-
THE KNIGHTS OF THE SEAL,
OR THE
MYSTERIES OF THE THREE CITIES.
Published uumbers and will worth rrodirs- FIice Il.
cents number
Published acd Cor sale BY
BURGESS, STRINGER & Co
mil z Pr Broadway corner Of Ann.
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A LITERARY TREASURE.

D. APPLETON x co. have recently published
The Life aud Correspondence Of THOS: ARNOLD. p d.
By the Rev A. p STANLEY, A. NJ. From the third Eng
iish etiou-2 vols vol l2mo Of SIC ragesSl 80
The Life of Dr. Arnold will be found OF unusual value and
interest 10 literary heads of colleges and emnars OF
learning students aud teachers IN public aud private
schools No considerable in England whether repre-
seating the high parties in Church Stae-no weekly
or ay publication has failed express the wonderful power
and hsinty of this volume of biography. mario cts
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WANTED.
n3 HNk&i,NN

WIFE WANT ga Gentleman about 20 years Of age,
n possessing modes' fortune. desirous OF connecting
himself in ms mony respectable lady who will
ing 10 undertake the charge 81 small household line ad.
dressed 10 C. r NJ the othce If this PEER III with
mediate attention and b considered strictly conhdeg.
-
A GRADUATE of ore OF first Colleges sud expert
enced Teacher dsirs sitaltion IN this CITY
Private Class would De preferred The testimonials
abroad ADD references this city be Produced Address
w. y. Y. Tribune cfice mil 81
W ANTED-A Protest ritl Tor general ork
los Eas, Broadway mil II.
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS.
lust received very rich and Goods; consisting
y of Cashmere Shawls, silks, De LANES. English and
qiso-A large lot Of Linen shee!inss, Table Diaper Nap
4oFYv cases and bales o: brown and bl-ached Sheet
iugs sud Shir;Ings al reduced prices.
IiSo Fre. Prints FAST coOrs, new patterns, at a.
cd "a. 3d. 81, l0d, aud Is. - . =,
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SILK obs.
NEW STRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON i WRIGHT,

NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON l. WRIGHT,
Nos l3e Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, Sew-York,
would respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants visiting
this city to their assortment of SIX and Fancy Goods
'''''-' ;" DRESS GOODS,
Baeses and Balzorines printed Jacones and Satin
STRIPE Huslns complete Of Suslin de LANES,
OF I'll styles and prices rch striped and embroidered
aIla,. Muslin dresses Cameeon Brocad- and satin striped
Silks
Broel. Cashmere Barge and full Of Camrleon.
and Damask silk Shals rich Danas Alpaca and siradil-
Ia Shaws and beautiful article, together with black
and cold Muslin i Llire Shawls in great variety
RIBBONS,
full asorer, of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons of the newea
and richest styles complete assortment Of aeta and sa-
tin Ribbons Also fall Of Millinery frtieles
LACES,
English and German Thread Laces and Ed-inSs igd Cap
Laces large assortment trimming Laces ahd Lace Edinss
GLOVES.
Consisting oil aid the best manufacture blk and cold SILK
Egyptian and File Gloves, with large asso.t-n OF aneF
select assortment of Fancy Hdks Linen Cambria Hdkfs
PONCE and Sp7lfeld Hdkf ogete. with great vsF!ety OF
Frris Cords Comps gad Trimmings. new styles all ei
yhich will be offered I: tie ioicsst market p,Ie,s
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BoARDING.-Two or three gentlemen can be accom-
moda;ed with single rooms, with CRATES AZ Mrs Jane
Has.ts, No - Barclay.st. Also, room aud bedroom
70 let with board. Re:erence gwen and reAtrel l3l
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1EARY Il cos

FASHION FOR SPRING, 1876 -, !.
<.rNTIENENS HATS Of our ,Splng pattern WIZ ast
sdy for sale and delivery and alter fn'af 'e "''''
instant Z. stuos for the en-
asg preclude all possib,y Of c srro md &
NM AZ 10 its origin aud ds,inciirey peculiar features ""
,,.nt ,he following detail Of It's propoons 1 n from,
PSPOW MI ncfes high, Sic bell at sicrs D' III O'
and rear, ! yeomaD, I carve ,,n,,.;..t
a." Tip9,s inch OF al the ed2e rounded of lilo men
ppIyi-2, inehes wide all around-S,'. natural curve
Curl, wide. ,..n,>-c i'd
,,cuar a.; OF the brin unique, and our customers
seryrd with style expressly adapted 10 the chafscef-
,ic features and form OF eseh s.stEc,,vely.
r7- SPRING STYLE OF HATs-BlRD. coHSEH OF
P,vr ASp NASSAU sTEE1r'-Gen'iemen HAS Oh 'ne S.e
,s,.o, will ts introduced This Day (Satur.
day, March, list, 1857
MI lmi,- BIRD. corner Of Pine and Nassau streets
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