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c. r. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE


T..
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
S30,0O0!
AeIands Lottery Gas, H. for IsI5-,o be drawn As,n
dna C. saturday March 18TH 1875 PnEr 100000
5ooo aCoo $500 1871 100 prizes halves
); quarters e,30
Certificates OF Packages OF - wlose Tickets $3.50
do IS Half do
do do - Quarter do }. 50
100000
Alexandria LOTTERY Ctas- No Is for istS-to he Alex
sbira, e. On Saturday. March ga ISIS Splendid
$4,000 10000 5000 1867. prizes Of
200 sc. Tickets 10: halves ;; quarters ESQ.
CERTIFICATES OF Packages VI &C Whole Tickets $40
90 Half
81
100000
Alexandria LOTTERY Cass n for isISo
tia u G. Saturday, iaeh 29t isI5 s.-n
did Prizes saoOoa 10000, 5000. $500 1900
10 p1-s Of 1890 10 Of 5O" Sr Tickets only quar-
tv-2su.
C.riheatss OF Packages OF IS Whole Tickets SIso
rc. do - Half do
Do. do 80 DO
" Orders Tor Ticket, and Certificates Of Package.
in i" above Splendid Lo.rrS. PROMPT
and otca' drawing sent
aii-f II s overio all who order from q. X. ALLEN.
fb No J. Exchange.
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Sale OF beautiful building Lots, in RuIIock a
Iiarris's Addition.
Va I'LL pc sold al prie auction the premises. THURS
pNi the 10Th NJ Aprl next Commencing O'Clock
D. Ten handsome Buiing Lots. Bullock HaIrs. Addition
hontnz on i'e North de OF Clay feet and
extending back In rear, 1851 feet
TERhs-one third in cash; balance and mouth.
lu-wfliApkitis Ky r.o,.,tos 81. p,,,,s.,o.-
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J. II. WORLDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,

NE w bO4 i tn UFFOE,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
ticlsaseod. Virginia.
$4,000 Capital.
Alexandria Lottery Class drs sn An a,,x.p
dn,. g, ss,uday March 18th, I5I3. prn.s sSo 600
10000 5000 5000 $500 i0is 100 prizes 1000 M Ticket,
10; halse. :, quarters $50
Crrnheaies vi psekagesof % wbol- Ticket. siao
do. do ~ Half d.
no. d" Is on'Iisf-do ~ so
$50 zoo
Aerand,ia Lottery isss No H. IsIJo b. dawn in Alex
sndria e. on Saturday March 22d splendid sb.ne
$50 OoO Oo0s 5000 .as. prizes 1900 ii 1000 lo Of
300. &c Tickets i0i hsiSes s; quarter. $50.
Certificates oi packages Of 20 Whols Tickets &I.o
10 Ho 20 Halt do 20
do do 20 4,
AeIsadria Lottery Css ~ for 1850 drawn an A.xan
dria. g. Saturday March esh Is4s is drawn ballot.
spsnd Prizes -ssoD00 400o $500 $500 2oOo
1900 10 pIzrs 1000 10 Of 500 Tickets only TO- h,Iy..
S; quarters I, So
Certificates of Packages Of c5 Whole Tickets sIso
10 do % Half do
DO IS Ours do 40
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotteries for sale
by IF. wood.
W Onis for Tickets and sl.es AMI Csr:6cae Of
IN the above Splendid Lotteries. Will prompt at,r
ton and an orehl account Of each drawing
Is over To all who ondhr from J. Z. WORD,
20 Richmond.
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I'm THURSDAY afternoon, 10Th inst Of o'clk.
~ on To prrms,s sha -eu the otias vala
bic Proserty.yz
one lot of Ground Washington square The Dock between
The property Of Anlnoy ko5.n-n j. aud Nm Is. GanioipA
One L2' IL franklin square oPpoie above On the east cor
Of SON STREET
Each " Thee Lois os - the Whsrr there
spacious landing AID feet 10 Carey .tses ard arc
fnof drsifst'a sc,tes fof houses
IE.hS-Ons oufth each, baisnce In three equal n
minis Al G. " AMI " Interest Negotiable nn- an
se- Of trust on the properly BE- required secure the credit
psyuisnts
.By order Of the Pfoprieiorsl
mn s-dds WILLIAMS 4 UNNALI. Auets
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lily Ciciand 4 Not
VALUABLE OA'i.y FAEJg AND MARKET
GARDEN. for snie.

lily Iicisnd 4 Not
VALUABLE OA.isy FkHM AND uSREry
GARDEN. for snie.
w ILL he sold ~ auction. on THURSDAY 2n,h
March at !. o'ch'ok, pTea,~-- no, pr ,.t-y
Lei,fe that lime the vey occupied By Mr. 10
u New situated on the Ne~ BIiGse Road .s
Of the city
THIS fam ss alarge convenient Briek ,elr IIo.
with snod hhc-n Smoke House, Barn. SIsh been
'ieeri.iy cultivated for lie last five Market
poSement AIDED 70 TIE large .uI well
Green House The farm contains about
the eu'iu'e Of H-fds Grass sc
~ ii-
Road eoaisiniis aud two
For terms privately apply the Mott or
To No r. e" WHO Will eheeriy slew properly any p-fon
ststn. = JAMES
pJ sab Conducted BY
ie s6-itl, cLELAND L MOTT. Aus.s
ny Dnvcnport a Alien.
DRY GOODS.
On FRIDAY lih instant At half oei1-S will b. snI At
our Aleton Roo"s, Sock OF by EO, comprising i.rge and
valuable assortment, e. be sold without
Mo. several iavoiers Of a The
TtST-indef 500, cash: si0I mo- nf approved ri,
per nah 10 DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN. Aur'.
Fly Dunlop uonsurr a Co.
cARGoLs uf BIG NIPGINIi AND sCHR EMPRESS
At Auction.
GA FRIDAY The 18th ~ oek. wblrl 81 Ro-s
vii be sold the easoes NDsinls with f.a. su..t
aud hc'asscs and OF sehr. rNp'e- with MoLs.ss va
81: kbds Oresa- Sugar
$50 bbs
Ia hlrls Cuba do
- t,fces do do
And expected m tine.
50 bids ct Crn.S and T. Rico oea OF pfo- ouaiy
40 eaRs Rio aud tasuyra Coffee.
IERSS-UndsT sOO cash. THIS credit
foTApprosed papcr
NH 10 DUNLOP. NloNCURs L 90. Aus,.
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Superior L.ondon Mustard
oNDON DURHAM MUSTARD In pound and h.,f pound HOT.
AL by AIEx nIivsI a 49,,
mn v ~. Man stnreL
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Auftion 6ales.
ruruur nav.
BY oun,op, sIouemr. n Co.

FVTVHE DATN,
BY oun,op, sIouours X Co.
DESIRABLE. PROPERTY FOK SALE.
WILL. bc sold on Saturday the I5tl, inst. n,
N"ei'ek u NJ. on the pr-m.~- two xe-v a.,,sl-
s w'h The improvements -s,or -natYd on cas-, s.,-,.n A.,
si - snrstt The properly Cav s,,.. a.
A~ OAK I'D f-~t Three
hs'. are On he p',r-ry well bn, an,
sfes rhe"sn snu'. neigh ANY ,,h- ,v
Terms. cash and The sslans- ,uih. er.a NJ 81,
der of ii.s fsopsistor.. ~ w
"h '--dr@- DUNLOP. MoScURE d CO. Aue,.
most Valuable sn,prcysd nnd tni,ap,o,,a
REAL ESTATE,
Ar Arsrtas
On TUEsDaY the ath Of o'prt on m. p--n,-..
WI h sid u desirable
irYnx ih-soa stct 81 rear q an alley tb
oeyh OF tho ah many ~ IA.
I'- br.hop Moore. And in-aay thereafter three kdp,
s ~i',ns the Residence. pas al ay at III.
h"~-ohe '1uh cast. and the
m~n,- at o. " ad IL nion. 20,
p1prf and Deed cf Tu-, pro,~ttJ len n IN.
s1etIoI-sTs iii La, gay u.-E;be made.
mh - fdiNLDP MOSCt'aE 4 co Iu.t.
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TAILORING,

~ +. GEORGE respectfully informs tn
-. Pablo, that he has located hIns.sHf n
Rfchinoud. opposite the Exchange HIosel. ksA
NJ for the purpose OF Toring Busness h M
M branches Having had experiences in t- civ al
OEeon he fitisrs himself car
mrns both plain and de-erptIon. 6uisAA
short notice AND CHEAP FOR CASH rrspeetfutiy 40
trial OF hts so being confident that he pleas.
IA 20-t3n
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CARD.

Ey1 FOR RENT-and possession given the
kfsA af, of Arrl story BrcA Bsiins via n.
uHief hou-e attached door JsAs
Iufn AM ibe occupany ofMesrs Mor IIari q, e.
tie rev nont the G stoy % frsnel ss
ne hoasc, AMI tho whole sstabient eoed r~ps 90
eNc W stand foe almost u especially th. %
Efnest shle merchant Enlgfs PHILIP rAen SON
pfce 90 Maa street abovs Lottery oscs
thT Srucfp dnrs 81 Nm. ". Harrsan. Pc. mn 3-m
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ErgNG fAsHiuN-The scrsers Noud nforns their e.-
~ toner. and III pubic reBefay they received p.s
last New NOrk packet tie srsfSe hon Of Hats which ausa
uon - fs-lectfatJ requested JNO. THOMPSON n CO.
tah M an N.s.
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fOR BOSTON. =
fSA The fine last new schr.- John Simmo.s
H1s1 Cspt Small, having a large portion Of her ear,
engaged viii have Dispatch Por balance freight os
apply To naaer-ou board or 10
t- lag rraurp,a a<,uo
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TRAssYLvAsIA UNIVERSITY, LExISG1

TRASsYLyAsh UNIVERSITY, LExISGTON-ThC
annual of this Institution took place il
the Chapel OF Morrison College. on the 10Th inst tn,
degree OF Bachelor of Arts conferred upon 20 youn.
gentle,nen.
The honorary degree Of A NJ. was conferred ON Rev
Isham Il Finley ny; Rev Samuel A. Latta. Ohio; Thos
Ware. E-q. Ky; Rev Tho. o. Summers, Ala; Rev
Foster II. Haydcs. La
The honorary degree of ID u. conferred on Fran
els Hod2son, o Trinity Church, Philadelphia, and Rev
Geo :. Pierce, Georgia
The honorary degree Of L. J.. d. was conferred OF
Hon. John Woods. OF Ohio, and Hon. w. G. Riycs, o
Virginia.
HUDsos.-Tbe census of Hudson Just completed
crease OF IA since 1910.
~ Rev. DIR. Simpson. Rev. DIR. Mcleod and
Rev. Dr. Norman Mcleod, the depuation from the
Church OF Scotland to visit the congregations in
ton with that Church in British North America arrived
at Montreal ON Sat urday last.
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uDin0om SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES and curtain trimmings, whole
~ sae.) }. G. Woodfori 2sai Broadway. lLaforge's
hIiing-l viii open this morning several case window
shades. among which are some entirely new in designs,
in-cape- and paintings Merchants visiting the city VIII
d. wei 10 call AMI examine the assortment A. they VIII BE-
81. wholesale single pair M greatly reduced prices
y. h. Also u- received large assortment ~ curtain
'fmm gnrs iu c0Ors match assels, worsted and
cords. fa--el-, shade, do. bin do bands. &c,
rtOsers viii find many Of the above goods superior il
auuiaclurr Of materials aud al prices that
~ ID. command their attentions Al I3'i Broadway. aus
~ nnn Parks OF Washable Window Shades. for
! ,vVU sale a. Kelly Riker's, l5i Chatam-.t-her-
cants Pediers. Auctonerrs and others buying To sell
an are informed that this the only place IN NewYor
AT which they purchase complete assortment Tor low
prices Also. retal-d a small advance from Wholesale
pieces. Cord. 1as-es and Brss-es Wholesale or retail.
hELTY 4 RikER. Exclusive Window shade
-ul2 Dealers. ljl Chatham a. near Roosevelt
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, no. SPRUCE
w STREET. y. l.-Ih- only mandatory OF any ex-
tent the United >fae-Il subscribers offer for -ae the
most splendid assortment Of SHADES which could be co..
ltc'rt together consisting Of the following styles
lUso pairs Of beautiful Gothic, painted By artists These
are al view. of celebrated places In Europe
1900 pairs Of assorted Gothic COrnhian and landscape
such A. generally sold about he city
IS pairs Of mos. beautiful COnnthsn PAINTED IA Florrnce
100 pairs Of Of tie most celebrated places IN this
country.
Sc00 pair. OF cheap Shades, from %. cs 70 II 81
We pledge ourselves 10 sell lro per cent cheaper ian any
Oe house New YORK. Persons wishing 10 see the pro
getting up the useful articles, shown through
tie painting rooms with great pleasure
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
not Ia be surpassed. TRIMMINGS Of al kinds al
fscgrers' prices.
Person. buying sell again dealt with the liberal
terms. i-17 3ml BARTOL DE MAUNi.
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SHOE THREAD.

'VNHE Subscribers prepared 10 supply the trade III
Shoe Thread OF superior qualify manufactured by
themselves al their factory IN the village OF Waterford
togs Co. y. Y. They the article be equal IN
strength and quality any thing Of the kind imported
Eng and The trade invited cal their store 30
Pearl street. and examine themselves The following
Nos they keep constantly hand Nos. and TO- halt
blesched and green and {. No brown. They are also
prepared 10 have order Kind Of FAX yarn that
may be required for carpet other manufacturers use
aug BEARDSLEY CHALMERS. 2i6 Pear-.L
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE
l EWIS GROSS. lsS Futon-sL door east OF Broad.
IL way. keeps on hand large assortment OF BOOTS and
SHOES made IN The most fashionable style and Of The best
materials
B-Made 10 order al descriptions Of Boots and Shoe.
FITS warranted and prices Low suit tie tfr~. iv
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Things In philadelphia.
Of The Tribune.

COrftspOndtIttO OF TIC ITIUuflt
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 3-7s 7. NJ.
A man charged with forgery, was arrested yester-
day and taken before the Recorder, who commed him
for further hearing
The Wings yesterday formed capital ticket for
the State Senate and Assembly for the County OF Pha
delphis.
Ne had tremendous rain last night
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MACHINE BELTI>G-Goodyear- Patent Metal.
WHO Rubber Machine heing, article Of great strength
aursbilly-cAn be adapted Ia al kinds OF machinery
for which Gather used, costs about on--inrd and
superior IL m many respecis IL Is unaffected BY heat
cold, and when adjusted 10 machinery doe. not require a.
irrsliou, IS : The case with leather. For sale By
GEO BEECHER, loo Broadway
beu given lerxh and tuckpess made 70 order AulSu
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THE EYE.

THE EYE.
hR. POWELL DR.. DiOSSY, Oculi.ts and Ophiha.
~ mic Surgeons No. .ol Broadway corner OF Wanen-si,
conne their practice Diseases olhe Eye Operations upon
hal Organ and is Appcndages, and all nperecons ~ VI
sion. Testimonials from the medical Of
Europe and America Reference patients that have been
perfectly cured OF Amanross Cataract, Ophhams Nebus,
Specks ON The Eye, Strsbisinus Squirting, &C.
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED without pain or oper-
alton that cannot be distinguished from The natural
SPECTACLEs.-Adviceg given TO the kind Of glasse.
suitable to particular defects The poor treated grsuous
frou tn p. NJ iyi edit
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~. /. f,OiININt,LINt AT7O'CLOI -

I'll q
~ --Ss,x---3N Albany and Troy and intcrmc,iise
places Thelov pressure steamboat TROY
Capt A Oorhtm. Viii leave New-iork from Pier al The
loot OF Bare aysilcrt al O'Clock A. NJ every Tuesday
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Returning. will cave Troy
.OcA 4 VI. AMI Albany a. O'Clock A. VI. every Monday
Wednesday "a Friday.
? For passage freight apply on board the boats of
90 r. 4. Hs ri the 0fce on The wharf, DOT Of barclay
Thc low pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves Nsw-fort
al O'Clock. 4 VI Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
Esiurnng viii leave Troy nj a O'Clock A. VI and Albany
Al ocoskA VI every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday.
passage freight apply On board the boats 90 10 v
g. tai fIe Ofc. the wharf. foof Of Bsrclsyst isD
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Dob 11rintina ano Book Binding.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No Sgsucr-STHrFr-T br,r Door fror Nalsassfe sf
rV,O MERCHANTS Merchants supplied win al Alne-
i OF PRINTING u the cheapest rate, ~
Csri, Bills Lad.Bg
flr~ili4rs. Receipts
BIZ Heads, Checks, &c ..
To LIrrHxRy GrsTt Esif~. giAai MHlseTiFs pful'
ed wiih accuracy. .. -
Pamphlets. Stereotype Work and al kinds OF
Rocks Irftfr Prs Printing
To LECTURERS .SD NCsIgfaNs-Progrgrsa' beal'.lA5
printed - ~
Lecture Bills Snail Bile Tor D4-ui
lf1nsraotA I.ilf tuii0n. &c ,,-l
An every description uf PIIn and CrnGrcr -, o.
No spruce street. --., r, No.. p.~
tn improved POWER PRESSES, Tor booA'' iA''-
FHLFrs. &c. mi, -, aor. q, .,-rs,,.
Al wors on hr above Presses viii bs done a. 80
dinAry lov 0rces
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-. ' tW-SORk AND HAhLEn
- s1Ssss@~sts:ussrpRILROAD CO--samn<r drg-r'
1eaf5. On andsiter Monday, Aprl An
INST he Car. viii run A. follows nm Leave City Hal o
YorSnl-. Harlem and Mcrnsians At $50, 7s, 8, l0Ah;
D., g. 8, $50, 1, s. 50, o r VI.
Leave City Hyll for fordham and Wiams Bridge. 80,
J, 10 A. M l. So >, 6P. NJ.
Leave City Hall for White Plains i0A NJ; 3 SPIN
Leave MDfrsisna and Harlem FOR " Hall TO- 3. 10,
II A. ~ :. 3, (, 5, ~, 8, 80, 7.f5 r. NJ
Leave Williams Bridge for City HALF, 10 1910 A. H.
Ain s. SO, ~ ?. IT,
Leave White P.ass for City Hall TO, 1910 A H. Nv
5l0P.N
The freight Train vii leave White Plains al IAN, and tho
Guy Hal a. Las ?. A.sor the present
ss1..
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RltH'> IMPROVED Patent >a-sins saies.-
H The undersigned purchased OF A ; Alvin lo Wa
Ter street Of Rc- Improved Patent -. snanler Sales Of
le So SIZE. which store No = tAeanse Place
Inii store va. elrcy consumed ID The sreAi cOl1araon
on the morning Of The lsth Inst
lne SAFE taken fFum the r-.rs tny-fwo hours After
SUD 90 opening he BOOKS and Papers were found entirely
unilJ lrrd BY ire and only slightly wet The leather
some Of The books psrched By The extreme hsaL
Signed RICHARDS 4 CkOShHlTE.
Nev-NOrk. July p. iSal sPne.urreL
One Of Rch Improved Patent Salarnsrder SAFES Of he
$40 size, which purchased the second Of June Asi o.
4 = MARVIN, 1854 WArr-streef. agent Tor The manu-
acaref vas exposed the most Intense heal during h-
ate dreadful confsgraiion
Inc store which occupied No - broAi-str-et Was
srS consumed the safe - from ~ second siory
tleen -t INTO The c-u .nd remained thre fo1rie-n hours
$40 wn-r io1ni told and from IL spp~srare- .ier
aus -1oi Judge hat Il had been heated u red beat
been touched by Ere.
dem us ordeal sufficient confirm fully the reputation
ma hehs SAFE has already obtained FOR preserving
tens sss.nsi A. hazards. lsigned) WM. BLOODGOOD.
NeS-lork, July Il. ~
Ihe above saes Tor sac By A. :. MARVIN, 1887 wasef
street xa2leod
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HOT AIR FURNAC

GlLT. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. by ACKERMAr
NJ MILLER. ioi Nassau street. between Fulton
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PAUL b. GODDARD, NJ. Q
JOSEPH E.PARKER, and
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

n WHITE, rs BROADWAY, up stairs, wound respect
H.. fully call the attention OF citizens and strangers VISIT
los he City 10 his splendid collection of DAGUERREO
NPE PORTRAITS single in groups from to IA per
on the Plate which for beauty and accuracy Of
Del neaon cannot be surpassed Portraits taken IN all KINDS
II weather. either with without the cOlors, the prices Of
ch he has reduced those charged by the most nexpe
r,'lce-i IN IN. business
The American Institute al It's late exhibition awarded Mr.
.iITE the First Premium for the best DaguerreOiype
rncsses or grouping and general etect) which Is but
, her proof Of the superiority his Portraits al2tfy
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EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA.

I'HE AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE, being COMP
aOn from the works of popular Eughsn authors, from
Walton those Of The present day together Win The on
and practices Of the best American Anglers containing
mode adopted IN he ocean rger she and
pond fishing the necessary tackle and baiis required man
Der Of ing artificial flies, &c. &C. with EngravDgs on
wood by az American Angler.
For sale by JOHN J. BROWN CO., a, the Anglers
In. L IN
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Camps, Gntlerp, &r.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE,

PREMIUM LAMt SIOhEs
rOUTHOUY MEYERS, 81 Broadway, respectfully
~ invite the public call al their and examine tire
richest and most extensive assortment 10 be found IN tins
country of BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, MANTEL SOLAR, BRACKET. and READ
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTICk KS. In every variety
IF patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb article Pc
cu.iGr.y desirable for packets and steamboats,.
In evidence Of the superiority Of this portion OF Their stocs
sny other of lis class offered the public In his Cy
they with honest pride refer less thai SIX GOLD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 tie mHnuiactur-
within the last for the greatest variety aud
beauty patterns and the unrvaed finish of their work
Every article sold by c. ~ Ia warranted TO Ire What they
represent and those who wish Obtain hrsi class goods al
price often paid for such Of very inferior quality
requested TO favor them with call before purchasing
elsewhere.
W A liberal discount to Churches and Hotels. 81 ly
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
I AMPS GlRANDOLES. HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAs, for the sprng Trade-DlETI,
BROTHER a co, No IS John street; manufacturing
and have always hand complete assortment Of articles 10
their line of the following descnp ton- which they VIII eel
al wholesale or retail, at Low PRICES for cash
Improved Chemical Oh and Camphene Lamps,
SOFA Lamps Gilt and Bronzed. in great variety,
Cornelius Cos celebrated Patent So ar Lard Lsmrs
urandoles various patterns, gilt slycred or hronzed
slspending Solars, Doric CAmphene Lamps
Bracket solars, Side do do
Soar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandelers
Superior Chemical OIL Pure Sperm On,
do Camphene, Solar and Lard OIL,
do Burning Fluid. Refined Whale OIL mlsv
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-. NOTICF---A BNKI,AIN.---A cot NrKi

a. SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE-neaT the village Of
~ SOmervile. Somerset Co. New Jersey. sad Farm
consists Of . acre. q Land . OF winch Is Wood IN,
Buildings I'll NEW. and bu within two years-iiolse
and Barn both bull by days work and Of the besi aera-
The House IS bu IN The cOTrAGs ryLr 3 By - feet fon
hal through The centre parOrs finished with marble nantes
pslzs - feet And l. feel down each -cetog eer
with Observatory TOP of said House story scfr
u the and Co der the whole 0i the main build
ng with Panre- aud All fac sed through 10 The best manner
The Barn so feet long and painted white Carnage House
ceHou-e sc. Also great variety Of FRUIT Of al d.
-cr.DiOns-iogeiher with quantity Of shrubhery.
Ihe premises lie within four hundred yarcs 81 me country
seal, and about quarter oi nile on he Railroad Inc
place about TWO hours half from the City. For far
er particulars inquire Of The subscriber and proprietor ofe
mziu CHAs WYKOFs.
s., CORNER LOT.-TentiIavenue and Thirty
~ iOurih-st-FOr sale. Lofs, on the Tenilavenue
100 feet wide They viii be- sold ov. aud @ NAV remain
on mortgage. Apply 10 RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr
. w No n Wal i
80 sINTH-ANE>iE and Thny-segenih,l-7
~ Lott. including The w cOmer or he tour avenue
lois and street io adjoining VII be sold IN one parcel
and : ZOO may remain on mortgage. Apply 20
s3iw RICHARD VAN DYKE.Jr No. u Wall-.l.
q, THIRTN--tCOND-- IT. Flnh-iyeuue-4 or
~, Lots the Noril sde u Tnrysecond-si near The
Fiiit-a'enge; ior sale Apply go g., ut,
- Nv RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr II WaiEsi-
~ FARM for sale, containing % scre- Of land, 10
- miles from Brooklyn. he Jamaica Turnpike In
- In. ROBT cOTTIER
u. FARM tUK -AiE.--Salusicon ue Road iroil
~ New Rochelle 90 While Plans, about eeui-dsiant rom
each. containing l5o ACRES OF LAND, al of which
- Plough Land. excepting Ten icre- nch j. W oOd Laho
Tis place divided by lane j. aid outlniO cOnvenef
lois for cultivation. All ie fences Of stone IN sonn
order and tue ground h IN state Of cultivation The build
Of good character and iu order For TERMS Apply
~ + p. SERMON the premises or -
dqn J. ANRfkNCE - fpin-rf Nr'S-foTk.
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SHEET LkAD.-.A superior quality for .aIe Al
- sul2 Sun L0WBER / LER0Ys, IA west-sI
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HARLEM -TAGE..-E

HARLEM -Ttt.E-.-From =,
n Chrhali-st % Harlem for 10 oenfs, to York
sE-k-ss<ss riiie for cent, starting each way every
- minutes from A. NJ. 10 P VI. with stage each
ata p VI. and up from Bowery At n ?. NJ THIS Is the
rh.apest siage-riing tn world ard citizens viii tni
ride to Harlem pleasant and healihhl Fare sundays
q for NY distance Good ssgrs snd willing horses
i.l4tfv ]. MURPHY . Chatham -
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.~ .NOTICE TO THE TRAyELING

~N- NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING
S<:as1f.=5NPU BLlC-MORSISG LINZ On LAhr
CHAMPLAIS FROM WHITEHALL 10
ST. JOHNS-MaSng Intermediate .1ndlngs.-Pas-sgs -
Drsakfas. on board. The FRANCIS sALTl Capt. H. q.
TfALE leaves a.ehal Tuesdays Thursdays snd sslf'
days al O'Clock A. ~ and 81 johns, Mondays Necnes
days and fridays al o'clock, A NJ
For freight passage. sPpy Al ne Captains Office oc
board ~ ID FILhlNS Agent Troy.
Passengers Leaving Troy Mondays Wednesdays and FRI
tsv. a. hs past O'clock P NJ by railroad packet vii
.rrve Whitehall 10 Time for b above Doe. morning
vf-