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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

ENHIRlrlON.
THE GRAND ORIGINAL. TABLEAu. painted BY T.
ArelI IN New York - at % hy ~ ieet. repre-
sep,ins grand catasiru phe THE END OF THE WORLD.
(the idea suggested by dream IS now and WI be eN,
hb,el at the Apollo 40 (Which entirely separated
Tram The Concert Room in the budng.l for short
time previous TO removal from the city. Mr. Auel having
disposed OF II for the preseHt -
Eshi6on open from 10 A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ. Admission =
.an,s no tfua
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- NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL.
,Ss-Pzckrt Of 2lst Apsl-Ibe splesait aad iayes''e
ssS1Facke, Ship LIVERPOOL. llaS tpgs 5a!t9-l Cs!;
j. EldrIdsv will sail OF oEaay, April 2isS-heT
ulaf GAv. -i- -
hon, 70 embark the old Country vii NJ lali "a
The lyantase s 10 be derived from selecting th Line % pet
] y, ,uv other their Sr.sl csicy rsrcrrs them sVefy
- ,are comfortabla and than shfs q small
class and t-ie Tor Caea seceaa aa aa
Inc Of packets PsSons Mishls 70 secus heE;hs
should mol ail 70 make eay Appierge On sS11 loot oil
Burning slip, or To W ! ). I;s - a. So,
Co.pxr 81 Mstoe.-ans
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Decrease IN lS45. 81 2I3,3eo
The foreign arrivals this port for the week ending
Saturday last 24-6 chips. briggs barques schrs
(which British. The foreign clcarances during
the week were 29s ships. bsrque IL briggs schrs-of
which 3 were British, Danish Bremen and Sicilian
The President and Directors of the City Bank
have declared dividend Of per cent for the current SIX
MONTHS which will be paid after the Both Inst
A bill has passed the Louisiana Legislature au-
thofisng the Canal Bank Of New-Orcans to reduce s
c,plts shares from one hundred to fifty dollars. and TO
close up It's branches Under this bill the capi'a VIII DC
whole and as the Bank doing safe and profitable
buslncss 1. will doubtless dividends immediately
We see by the Miners Journal that the quantity
Of Coal which has come forward this by the Read
ing Railroad snd Schuylkil Canal is 2 s95 TONS OF which
the Road look les 36 tons and the Canal l621s tons Inc
points which are equally accessible TO Railroad ana Saha
are Pottsvills and Schnylkil Haven. The supply 10
schuvlkl Haven from tho Milne Hill Road inc ias
weeks tonnage OF which was 1913 tons. Of winch Inc
Railroad took 065 aud the Canal 349 tons The supply
10 posye Is from Mount Carbon Road OF which TIE
las, weeks tonnage 5000 TONS Of which the Railroad
took ABS tons. and the Canal $50 tons The remainder
Of the Coal which forward by Canal was probably
from the Mill Creek Road which has present no con-
uection with the Reading 1t has, however been rnr-
chased bv the friends of that road will be Immediately
rclald the owners haNinS colh'cheeu ''he "P '' ''
IRON on Saturday last, All the Coal from this road will in
future 60 10 market the Reading, and II now appears
that this road going 10 take nearly all the Coal mined
In the Schuylk region this year. ThH anticipation that
$4,000 tons would be transported this year will doubtless
be realized and as the rosd has sufficient capacity 10 car
nv all the Coal mined In the region doubt the sound
ness OF the policy the talked Of enlargement, Of the canal
The Ere Canal is filling rapidly, and is within
foot of the highest mark and the Canal is ready at every
pon, for resumption OF navisatics on the l5h inst
The receipts of the Hartford and New-Haven
Railroad WERE for March, $40 6.3
Do lsii...--.---...----- 1.sio
showing an excess OF (lss per cent? S9'SSS
The stock in the Columbus and Nenia Railroad
sutnlv all takcn-pcrhaps enough. says the Statesman
ofthe 7t TO comretc heroad The Journal OF the same
date has an advertisement calling meeting Of the stock
holders to elect Directors.
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OrSE.FUKNISHING GOODS

HOUSE FURNISHING GODI)Stt,
g,Hr Subscribers .cait c The .t;eaton sors ahour
which viii b- found complete IL al ~ yadoul branches,
aud 90 lad ia IS to offer the purchasers
- a,r 10 tipe czn also be rn-te Dy finding ever :hiug
arcssary at one eslablisnment The following comprise
few only Of IL, articles which kep; constantly hand
made Of the very materials aad IN tn substantial
H'li'@' wooden Ware,
such a. Tnhs Pals BToo7zs and ether Ei'ch,i
bles Clothes Horses. >sp Ladder. isa'ry Nes, wash
Wsh Bolrls Paste Boards Rolling Pins, aie5 ,ad Chsss
Sa ReilicefaoIs OF the !ir>t tll most aa5g'ed Iil
'.N''' Willow Ware. Cradles.
Hs s co,5, B,.f. s md HsGp. sftei e,, also
great v.r.r;. Of Fssaoh aad German F-zcy Baskets.
Hardware,
comprising Pots E;tis ssaee Pas GTiJsie, Bak. Pil,
Andlgars shovel TonsS, Fsnd-rs. CD Ea4s riro;'
Son? Dises,ers Sks s9iefs C't,e R';sJs Els, Lroa'
Fr- Whp, Rich -el Fire Sets AID Standards. fiae Ivory
aid Common Cutlery, &c Se
PIau,Shed and Common Tin Ware,
embracing shower Baths ofour manufacture warranted
The best article OF the ki5d N use sieugig bA' ba;hie
tir rss. and r.. TINS E-e Caidl.rs Sup Tar.e-as
Covered Dishes Dish Covers Iliie .e;ss - ta 'otfz-
Paty Pans PASTE Cutie: Nurse Lamps. Oyster Hash
DISHES Japannery.
rr. Gold go-ie, and eornc= Tea Tays Sl:ee AID C-kr
Bayes leg sad Cef-e q r. $500 Sa.a- 5o1s ttss
Wairr Pa Toilet Pals Water AIS Gard ays. tert
hes *.
Plated, britannia Wand asa Gsrma" Silver
.pa C;F-e SCI. "a zad Caf-- Urrs Cake Easst5 Can
dl-srk SHUTTERS md Trs-s Spoon Forks. Ladies aei bur.
=. Aaye. 1oas, Rsek FIsa AGiFes Css;os, Warfs. Sc
f,.lo.gs .ivi. raore full Jese-i 20 be fad ?, III
t5re trcOd, sltrss,d any fGasti;g A. pat c irg
81 IrooL Icn fe-- Of eIIsuse ci b. @IGrf=ucs
To- shipment W "a : !! Jht q igA.tf
az; ims-ads Heasek--I~. Emporium ~ MAIDEN Late
3. .vf%DLE & co Izasorierof All Dealers in Table
j nfl--7 Esrdvarr IIRw4T- Ho0dWarr, bfusEss 5ss-
ksiy Mats Sc No. = Maiden lzn-. Ne1E-l or.
" & atfrgSios 10 tes- 1SSnftlnat. ssi, cteL
,rith IN kno r- =airre by - eKprrlrace Whic,
H. rl 10 ss<rt IT. the largest bet selected AID
x.sy- "a he FUrchas-Is ave both
,,ep-, i, huyin< irs.1 lh@m v IL largest s:-k
srorp Of ~. Suj /. The Uoits nd bn.4 z
cisap irr casa IA-y en4b=i c.c inducements r
P7et shps ,;eaSoata het.i. sa4 private hoes furnish
II TIE rlrufac:urIn- FIlcs, x The sIo-est
I7t7c-u-s 70 - E.d - to stcr- ) sFsccts
CORRUGATED USPENDERS--wa,Taat=I eatireI7
80 from sci Yhaicr sale 70 quantities the
hB. al the Newark y i. ilfIs RGht@r Escfo.y 3iaie3
I.r4 HUTCHINSON * RUNYON. 80 5ts
Il PERSONS rn5e5t-i L. Ii. lafe nm OF Cu,vN y
A DIIkS requested 70 make ppyEest 70 tie ssrrRe -
lie establishment III Mercer and al h4:nz
CLAIMS or tealantr Sa-: The Ad renee =, p'esei
he sane for settlement 81 te pcr bsor. Inc an
1gy OF My ne1t uhE uts As5s
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GREAT EARGAIvs FOR CASH.

EAISGAINS SA0f-
= TIE subscribes having purchased Of Messrs j. W. <
n Lea'!,s T Isf'L fH, ASD 'FA%cY DRY GOODS
GRE :,ii's BBiIRGHISs G.y Aecs,;ses;
old .s1d Of r y tas viii I'D It 10 adv s %
inc stock before puiea,ag as great y pc
held forth IN the shape OF pnces IN ofdtf 70 e0se u 'oe VIZ
Tis isSe and splendid stock consists part Of the follow
~ ff fa'',t and sco;ch Printed Musn'.
Moas De Lanes ami o,her stys OF Dress Good.
Blown Linen Drills. While iff Do Fancy do
Blue brI. and Caonsts with general assortment Of
other p.n:aoon siuiis. ,.o
C,mbrics and Jacone's plaid and figured Mul Giuslins
swiss DO PLAIN aud figured Book su.rs, Tarleton DO.
Cambria aud Furniture Dimite together with large as
sor,men. Of LACEs snd EDG!HGs.
...;..;.., :, a.: hLso s;,,,,. c..-t;,-o.
m npn Mns 15 DiSTeis bsma.s DO
Linea Bable Cloths. aud NAPKINS
Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
English. French and American Prints.
Furniture Chntz do so
English. French sad American Broad CLOTHS. O..
K9a'aeay Jeans. sa,iu~'' '' vssins:
silk and Cotton velvCis Bravefe4us
Cotton liar Hdkfs, Pongee and silk flag do.
c'vA'' and Gloves with 5n .s5a'v' assortment o. h0r'
raddiugs. Canvas Flsancs,
All Of which will be offered such prices canno, fell 10
give satisfaction TO close buiers
a9 3ws COOKE, ANTHONY MAHQNf.
PUBLIC ROOM IN THE 18TH WARD.
THE AsToR SALOON. I3G ElGHTIi-sT AND 6
ASTOR PLACE, three doors East OF Broadway
u This elegant Saloon, tupon the first fOor)
nearly length with convenient entrance at either
end NAV be rented by the day evening for all public
sons. Also for public worship on the Sabbath
Apply on the premises or to JOHN i. BROWN x
= This is particularly we'll adapted fora Public
Sales Room. a2lsu
~ Society y.-CONSUHPTION CuRA
BLE-Dr ROSE. of Philadelphia. vii! deliver hls Second
Lecture on the Chrome Thermal System OF Medicine ~
commence at clock. TictrtS 81 apli Bits
BANK roR SAVINGS, No. - Clambers-sirett
n NCtlcc.-The Deposiors and the public generally
are Informed that this Will be removed the 3h
April instant; the fTeprooi building No 1917 Cha'-
where the business at day and ihenceioIth
will be transacted. Il. {. CORNELL, S,cretaIy
April 10, 1888. auHt'Vh
TT- Orphan Asylum Socicty.-Thc orIhar
the of New York. intends 10 hold us
Thirty Ninth Anniversary Tuesday. the 18TH INST ~ NJ
O'clock receive ; annual subscriptions which then
became due At u O'Clock the Rev. DR. Whiehonse VII
red the Report aud deliver Address alter winch te VI
phsns are 10 engage i'll various interesting srercSes
Should the weather prove untavorahe the meeting msy o.
expected TO take place the first clear day al aus
NJ SPRING STYLE OF HATS.-BiRD. CORNER OF
Pixr AND NASSAU srREtTsentiemen Hats of the style
for the ensuing season will introduced This Day tSaur-
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
At THE Ne wy OK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Is7 Eroat az

Three doors below the Franklin House.
b subserbers oceviHg, direct from the European
rsets e lat.st sad fashionable styles Of sPRlN0
GOODS adapted for G-,Irmeps with which they
p.a5s flfaa ;tIs customers tie public with th<ir
spng Garments very mod,e prices Our stock Of Fam
e. Cooj, ver sch being see,et By Agents from tbs
91 sad Lcadoa markets fer cssh-terebY enabling
. cres' 80 srsbe patterns Of every article be-
l3sSia. 70 g,ntymsa wardrobe. such prices will
viHee sesptea shat do and VIII furnish
with full Flr,ia! outfit Unparalleled low pnees
4o asias patrons with the d,nGustes necessarily
ehsd becdt o,=rss Strict punc,uzlity observed in
'' ia5 49, :, 80 j. C. BOOTH zee
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NANTM.

LADY wish. t'Eaoa es IsA(siiiLs = qys ;s
d issJ q 70 ,s .s,,s 80 = !, 5-s Ts, me.
iioo n Ensi.h 5rznee 4st would ssa4 or or Z"
families sueh hours nigh; s1 the = sIv. Privsis ='
sons - their dan arer.
Add-ess g 1 4; This ofEe- 1l5 =,
7I7O LLUTr NIt.RI.f1AN Is-W.4NI s.l--.. etaation
Cloth Store as SALESMAN b man thrty Ts4Ts o.
age who has hid year, sI5rsa-s ne co,n ard eoif
ID with Es,:srn ana wes;srz d-aleTs B-s refer
viii b giT>r r Character sad business eaaoy "a
Dies. p :; rhis ofaee. -,
Nsw-York. ApEii y. l5I5. Il
GERMAN APOTHECARI WANTEp-A foDrs
VI MAJ VINO Dndsrsunds the o9sisrss oil an I:sg-,
thoroughly, and sf4kI BON the CyFta4a aec tlsiisa -
eusses usa:y q. he z t s55 'i7'oa %
Va A Ii-DA su4,oa b. r-sp7etois woman % eo9k.
prz:s family sood CITY references given Ap5iy az
TT7I0 777T II; " y wait .ast0n- QUE IS COOK
az sn Is goo I'd y N sssisriu tn WASH
I'M. and irouipr OF plaza 1e st Of eIty rr,-e-
DC gv=r Inquire q; 20. q Anliy f!see u N D'
men:.
w ANIEi--Iwo Apprentices - lrasa Dr-ss aaslns-
w where good oppounIE iof sc93if'a- 5horo'sh
knowledge OF the business eteed Apply 70 " co.
w A TtDA siu,,'oa by respectable OF ", " o.
stands pastry Il also washer AID i.oHe' a7Tly a. !2i
NOt;-s:ree:, ff'nt basement -
4NTED-A situation * a :ezpecaI e young Girl |? DO
,ss Good ctr Reference Pe-se ca al 100 Oivr,s,reet
hacs ro"r'. m st'lr, al2 =
WAITED -ira1ll1 X a io-essnf CI-rrla cirri or
W Cham5er,-ork and WAITING Has excellent eiiJ rsief-
eace. Please inquire at 81 Broadway. II
MANITOBA situation b. respectable Young Voman as
w Ch,nbcrmaid snd WF-f oT * 5urss and 10 Do Itair
Sewing Pler call 81 friucst pear Broadway Good
city reference given. 40 =
!r,%TF p-B, n r.<Iactable Young Woman situation
w as Charnbernad snd Waiter hest of city reference cln
b given. Apply a. l9i NCii 8 Est Hoor. a!2 q
S,ITUATION WANTED IN ? Cars; store. by Terson
y who thoroughly unders;zrds making and ayieE
CARPETS oil cloth naatn. measuring rooms sc as well
general Uaholierns Wages not 50 mq:h al olrct q
siezd= situation Best Of reference given If required AG-
dr-ss r, r. :. this Office ~ -
TFORsr AND L.4RI Wan Ir.D-Aay PERSON having
good lorse and czmsas lizht C!rt that he wishes 10
dispose Of together with harness SC mar hrof cash pur
ch,ser by ying It Souhei. Maiden ne up
stars. az
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trcfraN SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Anetioneer;

DY BANGS, RICHARDS y fLA! - -, go a,
ID I-oatvsy.-Loersl cash ARRANGEMENTS H'-~' ~
con S:S-,-aeutS for arcssoH sales.
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NJ DIR. Rann.nc,s Patent Lace or Body

BRACE-Ths instrument Designed relieve DYSPEPSIA
blood pslpa;oa o the hart weakness Of the hips aud
limbs droopire the body with curvature Of The spine and
enlargement Of one shoulder pirtcuaEy IA children mud
young ladies; also female debility and weakness OF yoie
attitude much immediate mfort from rs use II oTi
ses by e e f and MAINTAINING them thus
by lis lifting fexbi.y. Dr. b. can be consulted at d.
~ ~ (rrnae IN attendance Ladies from II A. ".
VI. City and Country ih s,cIans aud iLuGsiStS are
ay r. e3 cS nTe Sens Ciroac bisase for sale.
An Arrangement relief no Pas eAa be made m9 6meodis
- Poudrcs Fcrtile.-Tonld you have the most
bednf foe's aud ;hs ~aF'les ,9eiGTs ana eneuSsS,
@H IN The produce Of your farm Then purchase yoar
rrise-s % Chambers street; oil the cr'sHas roars
vegetables fortnight earlier hnp with other msspres
IL Remember To puchase ;he ARTICLE Irs2!ra pE e I'M
as tcSfnHMBGRs-ST u Y opposie The PARK alss'i''
- o ci,i-sus VINO are engaging TO have Plumbing work
don. for tenants the WY OF Baths Water C9;e's
Shower Baths Nc viii do well 10 call on MssJIS fnh
s.stn
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES RETAlLED AT
VI WHOLESALE PRICES, by J. 7. wILLiSToN.
Dealer in Watches No Cortland street, COZ Broadway M
stairs.
All WATCHES sold a, ;his establishment Warrant
ed 10 be such represented or the money reiuhutcI
Second Hand Watches taken II exchange or o'"s ''
'A Watches, Clocks and Je,velry repaired in the
hest m,oner. y the lowest nr,e-. az -.-,
t HSE AZ 20 6iJI iSI>f P NJ eFof A
~ s = Ssss ss IN 'sH Ss FlR sS
B. Macy viii leave he toot OF Coa'iaaGi-s every 9n
day , Isd5sfdBsy S S4H Capt IL qSiS the foot
OF Courtlndrss every Sssday hey aas S s,aT nd
Troy in ample for the GONG Eas' or West Freight
,Akea a reduced rates . -, r,.; ~ h,,-a
the boat o. 10 Clark II the oitee on the wharf.
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Tuesday. April ,sth.

=, -CoY TT0Y 4 Co Auction and Commit son N0r'
J Y 49, ~ liz Fulton s:scct, and 81 Ann street.
I,i ,ysncss n,ste on eonsiSnuenis. and 7'0enP' 70
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d VIRTUE II PIecsct issued Of under yea
- OF ie Ccutt o. oyer and Tsrnsr directed md De.
Tef Grd jail Delivery and or the City and County
Of New:Yars viii fe bed the City Hall Of the seid CITY
rear ~ fecsnzsGe otherwise and all Justiees Of the
Poser, tie Cooner High Cong ahe petty Conabs and
ibs. snd al rs bound 10 prosecute said Court. be then
and there. n y with their rolls records.
indictments aud other Ieei-uces 10 do those bngs winch
TO th-r oticet IN this belief shall appsfain done.
Gwen iinde nd If the S6effS Office 18th day OF
April lsi5. ard Of our Independence The 9Th
apis iswTGhMy WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
TER Commercial. and Money Matters. see Last Page.

Ter Commercial and Money Matters, see Last Page.J
MONDAY 2. ".
There was not large business done in Stocks
to-day and the tendency Of the market Is still downward
wild tina: information had been received at Wash
Inc ton that all the Americans In Mexico had been ordered
TO quit the country had little effect upon the tmId
Some the Backs less liberal in their oars than they
were week. and drawing specie from each other
causing excitement. We understand the Govern
ment depository for the last week the North River Bank
received about 100000 depose which did not lend out
but drew the Specie from the was;reet Banks for the
larger part OF 1t.
The Exchange market is very dull at previous
Understanding 81 a 81 Francs 25a 23s'
Phe receipts at tine Custom House for the week
ending Saturday last very large. being some
Sl6s COO than amount tho corresponding week
of ls44.
Customs R,ceipls a Ne,r- York.
Week ending April 18th, lSi5 .Sii7,ls3
Do do 18th. 1874 ..----...--..----- Gi3,ls3
F,co,s +, Isaa s66 oOO
The collections far OF s45 compared with the same
period of ls4i, show decrease follows:
Receipts from Jan. to April !, 1874 ..S6.357,l3'
Do do do lS45 5,0s4,045
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SpRlNG -ANp STNa[ER BONNETS.

SPRING AND SUMMER BONNETS
NAPIER. FISHER s co.
ISi Peari-Strett-
OFFER IL sale very SUPERIOR assortment q rsia and
" Grcr Boass,s Of their oVva manufacture from trsl1.A
Fsrch aad Italian Soek sIrong which ere Cclafe ad
White L.er IN entirely rev nrss Excelsior er F0req,ire
Rgne,s sSo rev aclsFrs Ps;eat>. Sies Patents Rat
lsGs BriaHts. Ate-;ds, Fioss fet2 ChIis EIeseh
and F5s}i>h Nasrabl-S Fis Siii SrscS D-vouS, Eisr
S-siIs siik ,unszrd Willows. Also \-z?otz=s ? ).
\ Cos make Lace Nsapol5aas. iIScl4i flowers. &c "
aps 2uais tn hS-a
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RICH AND SPLENDID CARPETlNGS.

CARPETINCi
NEW AND CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE.-A
~ w DOBBS X co. No. ~ Clna-st first ,torr West
of Broadway have hand full and complete as'or
m-r of plv superna fine. foe and common Ingram
,reinc together every article connected with The bust
ness which they -r sell % cent lower than any other
establishment M the CITY. Citizens and Strangers request
ed 10 call and the goods beor purchasing elsewhere
Among ;h-m may bc found The following:
Ingram CARPETS splendid colors, 3s p.ry yard.
" all Wo6i, Is yer yard.
All dis A. w DOBbS co. - C'nal.st
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETS.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
FRENCH AURUSSON. ADMINISTER, ROYAL VELVET
WILTON. GENOA VELVET BRUSSELS.
THREEPLY AND INGRAM CARPETlNG

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
ry,uE SUBSCRIBER socts the attention of purchasers To
his extensive stock of CarpetnsS and Floor Ca CloS
rendered complete by impeaons OF the latest ard best
vl,s nj Good, from the best manufacturers comprising conf
,e,e variety of all cCs connected with the Carpet trade
suitable for every style of furnishing, which offered for sale
-, .,c.,d;neIv low prices REUBEN SMITH, IT.
mh2, Inns. 2d Broadway opposite City Hal
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Op- citizens VINO are engaging have Plumbing work
done for their tenants the OF Baths Water C9;eis
snkips basement No Jonsrset whose work has thus Tar
gwen universal satisfaction. ''T'>u
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avis COOKE, ANTHONY & MAHoNY.

~ Society ry.-CONsUMPTION CuRA
BLE-Dr ROSE, Of Philadelphia; Will deliye, his secont
Lecture on the Chrome Thermal System of Medicine q
the Society Library Wednesday evening April 18TH To
commence at o clocl T'ctetS 81 cents api 3tls
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A LBtRf COADs-N New ADD appropriate noods for Rad
''N VS.. T. 81 E.iNGs & co.
Az III, D1p-rs ard Tsilors. 23l Broadway.
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DANK FOR SAVINGS, No. . ChaWbers-sirett
n Notlcc.-rhe Depositors, and the public generally
are informed this Institution III be removed on the l
April instant, the frepro Of building No 1907 Cham
where the business that dy and isuceioTth
Ami, ~ Igti al is t3Uih
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~ IEEL ikUN-3e t1rs Dai:nafnori Bar Iron, very
- superior article for steel. foz sale %
lisa JOSEPH TUCKEHMAS, 50 wess-st-
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~ po,,drcs Fertilc.-Wonld you have the most
fSre,s aud the -atlic melons. and cncum5erS,
and potatoes and green corn: Would you eclipse Your
f,ii.s-s al % Chambers of the original Podrc
Fertile Companyaud use It reely4nd you may hea nave
vegetables fortnight earlier ihap with other msGnEes
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SPENCER. 81 Charabers street, d now ready to
- uppy Cert ers>n wsh The S9rns Pa;tern Hats. The
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DE LANES, BALZORINES, LAWNS, &c.
New splendid styles p-ned Of superb quality and
at the lowest prices 1t SUTTON co.
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CLOTHING.

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. Er, FOR THE ENQUIRER. JULY 3d, ISA5A

It is is raining, it is raining, Upon the vale and hill, How gently fall the summer showers, Upon the gladdened Till. za5, And on the parched and thirsty earth, And on her dropping bowers, The sound of falling raindrops,
 How sweet among the flowers. The blessed boon of Heaven rl Withheld from earth so long, It fills our hearts with thankfulness, And fills our souls with song. 'Tis soft as angel whisperings '9 The sound of falling showers; And 0hl t makes more beautiful
 This 'beauteous world of ours. Athonsand gems are glist'ning On every leafy bough, A thoasand dropping flowers look up And smile in beauty now. If any eye be dimmed with tears,
 Ifo'er one heart is thrown A cloud, look out upon the earth,
 It speaks of joy alone; The eaYth-'tis fair and beautiful, And fairer still it seems, When wet with drops of Heaven, 7" All glowing with its beams, A deeper hue the violets,
 The rosy bowers more gay. .. ... And brighter seems the starlight
 When the clouds have passed away, And merrier the wild birds song,
 Amid the deep green dells, And sweeter is the roses breath,
 And sweet the sound that tells Of gushing rivulets that play
 Among the forest bowers The cloud, the mist, the rainbow, born Of sunshine and of showers The balmy air, the summer sky,
 A beautiful array Of all that's fair and loveliest,
 Is granted us to-day. ..... ...... anaan, July 3d. c. R. CowLEs.