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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-18
Making I5Gis hhds and 80 bbl, sugar less exported
D Erpgrt, Of Mo,asscs TO 4th Of Aprp. 1915.


It will be perceived that 72 $40 gallons Moasse ess
than last year forward those cities named
above against 3J7l $50 gallons last There has
thus far been the cities GOO gallons
The crop being nearly 10000 bids less than last year
and the Sugar being Of better quality has melted ess
Mossses than usua The crop OF As and 40 being near
y exhausted the question arises Of what has become
VI III And where has 1t gone
The Tropc expresses the opinion that the Increased
consumption of the Great West will account for the de-
fciency.
TOBACCO-Therc Is bu, little doing in Leaf. For
Manufactured there is demand for Canada and 500 to
1000 bbls have been sold this week at d65i cents.
PROFESSIONALISM 10 good inquiry for Pork and
hear of sales to-day of 500 bbls Prime at 50 and
800 do Mess 10 5 oil In Beef hear OF no change
Sales 200 or 300 bbls Beef Rounds Mt 81 TO 50 per
Dbl according quality sale OF $50 tierces Picked
Hams was made at 81 cents. without charge for
packages Sales 300 bbs Lard 81 al cts and 200 kegs
do 7! cts At New Orleans sh, the Provision market
exhibited unusually animated appearance and large
extent OF business done at former prices The sales
of Pork reached 200 bbls including 20 Mess at IL
92i do at $40 s74 45 at $40 So 1000 Prime at So
In Lard the transactions comprised 400 bbls ard 500
kegs among which 300 bbs 53c % do at 81 II at g.
200 at g. los 6 10 kegs 1s5 do ST. so 81; $50
at e. and 81 at 6ic II it The sales Of Bacon embraced
400 casks follows II casks Sides At 5c 2s do at 81.
30 46at ST. 10 at S. 10 at 81; 30 at 81 so 81 10 at
So 20 at ST. 81 at So 20 do Shoulders ut a. la do Hams
at ST. do at g. bbls cured Hams at and 10 do
at qsc ~ 10
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oARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, sc.

CARPETING, Oh. CLUTHSJ 0O'
no. 6i EAST BROADWAY AND II Drvisios-Sr
FAMILIES in want Of Csrpeting, Oh! Cloths, Rugs
puggets Table and Piano Covers any other article
la the line are informed thai they will hnd. a. Guon ex
l.nsve splendid assortment OF NIL Inc various
articles connected with the trade. Purchasers Will ma
many choice patterns OF Brussels three ply and ingram
Carpets Oil Cloths Thai not tn be obtained nj othe
stores all OF which will be sold al prices lower man ever
,nsnpf.cInrs-s w. X. GUION,
m9 nrodu No. 81 East Broadway ana III DlVision-sl-
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, &c

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, GAhFL ! - wv
SrARKMAN KELSEY,
No. 20 Broadway, opposite the Park
OFFER at wholesale and retail very large assortment
made with pure lead ,horou xhly seasoned aud I'll for I'M
m-,iiae U.S.. Including HaIes English Floor Cloths, and
their from me Broohlyc W orka also rom Yarl-
ou4 other factories.
TX invite attention their patterns just received
from their they unique IN Atye and srpass any
Thing In The market in richness Of coohDg and elegance OF
design.
BOD unssleaa patterns that will DO great service
IN cffices kitchens &c. soli ct reduced prices
CARPETING.
Jus opening entire new stock Of Csrpeting selected
expressly for City retail sizes and well worthy The attention
OF those about purchasing.
~ Terms moderate in any Other par, OF the City.
= Iueodt.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
w SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Geo Skolfela Skohsld l3 DIS from Apalachicoia
cotton, to Ncsmith & Waloh. Sailed In co with bark
Mary kimbRll for Boston.
ship Byron Russell l40 ds I'm Odessa and Gibraltar
Feb 2lsl mdse TO order March 2st, lat 81 20 Ion a.
passed ship lower mast painted green 18Th uli pass
el LARGE ran OF spars dashed together painted white
Swe ship Peter Ennis Norbcrg l2o DIS I'm McNaadrea,
Syria WOOL Du;ilh & Cousinery 10Th March LAT ~
g lon Il 3, bark Manic. hence for Rio dc JSnero
Ship Nonantum (of Bos,on,) Farley, from Liverpool.
Jan llth mase Richardson. 30 steerase passen'
gors-one died on the passage.
Bark Henry Kelsey Gray, ii DIS im Cienfueeos Cube,
SIS hhds 40 tierces bbls uiolssses 10 order Leit
barks David Nichols for Fhad ldg Lyssnder Tor hos
tom brigs Neptune Basford for Boston, days Zebra
Thomas, dsg: Lucy Ann, Snew do; Lydia, Bsyley do;
Lucy. Smith for Boston sailed days previous schr
Merriman do.
Portuguese bark Duarc the It'll Ssysos, ls6 DIS from
Opo.tu via Maranhs, 40 pipes wine to John Osborn
The was on the las, Nov aud Dec and was blown
OF BY tho NV gales lost ssis short Of provisions The
crew suffered by being badly frost bitten
Yark Isaac Mead. Brown. Is tn Savannah. cotton,
&c. TO K NJ Denill.
Hark undine Appleton. ~ ds I'm Para, India rubber.
SC TO Jas Bishop. Spoke 3oh ut in the river, bound
up brig Granite, Of and I'm Salem
Russian bark Isaac, Longhot, 81 ds I'M MaseuIes VIA
Gi5rsssr. ,ndse, 10 Chamberlain x Phelps
Brig Reeeccs of Roeeinston) Staples ~ ds I'm New,
Orleans 800 hhds sugsr, Haven X Co. sth INST ls'
y 40 lon - IS spoke schr Eagens- from Trinidad de
Cuba for Niork 18th lat 81 10 lon IS &C. passed sehr
Angelina Thompson, steering NE 9Th inst ai Is 81
lon 81 So while iyns to in gale from NE sprung sesk
10 keep from sinking.
P.ussan brig Lucens albrccht IS Dis I'm Rotterdam,
Gin &C 10 Schmidt * Salchen ln Isl - X. Ion &c 81
PISSED Br bsrS Aquills steering WSW.
Norwegian brig Buoncycnts, MaItsscn co is I'm Lar
wig Norway 40 tons iron, 10 Beck kunhardt
Bris Amanda Avery. 9 ds I'm Cardenss moasses, 10
Br.,, 4 Voso LEI. bark Levans for Phad ldg brigs
clio for NYork soon Partridge, Boston DO A,sskspss,
DO ready Peruvsn snd Dems'cus, do lds Charles, IN
Brig law,erne Copeland, "A ds fsa ApasehieOla cot
TN TO WA Nelson.
Brig oc.Ar.a, Doughty ds I'm Philad, coal, to w
West u,. ~,
naval stores sud cotton 20 L Mtchcli Sailed In co
with schrs Msr,hs FoSlc Forbes, Enc ana superb
l3,h Of uS,tctss the W experienced severe seas.
fr NNE pu, back into ocrscoks and saisd SssH next
dSv when she fell in with the schr NJ towie on ger
beam ends. supposed the officers and crew had !ei' hs'
as the boar was gone -, .o,. .,
5 |. Mitchell.
schr Eliza Tyler, Phlud, coal
SAILED.
Rs-t Manchester SOrlesns- Briggs Moses. ocafee-
ton; Archelaus Tampieo and others. VINO 81
MEMORANDA.
The packe, ships Nsw.York. for LiyeIpeS'' sno .ne
Zurich for uavre are sill at anchor 81 sne F" sP''
l.
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MODEL OF NEW-IORk.--Tne undersigned
I'E Is receiving orders for no represented
upon the Canopy of his Model OF NswYork, which will
be completed These views from 10 To 10 nch-s
in length and represented for moderate compensa-
ton They include representations OF Public Buildings
Places Of BuaiIess Mnuuactoes, Hotels Private Real
denccs Steamboats,, Packets, SC. &c.
number of the first Artists both landscape and decora-
tive painters mad employment by applyin al Tho Office
Also several perso OF ingenuity and number Of agents
capable OF uansactng business
Office houru from . TO p. M.
ais q Y. PORrEN RELDEN $50 Rross WV.
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RIEDI

I'M "Wednesday evening. in the Methods, r. Enurcn:
In =, 5, Rev William NJ stilwell BIZ WILLIAM
y ScEAEFFER TO M:ss RACHEL q. PAIIbS, all OF
this city.
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aIsa

" Wet Birds-Eye Diapers from sEp H-n-! Clay,
jos; reeeveteo pieces super quality BtrdsETs Diaper
wet oaiy So per ysld A-o lev oil me sci Linen,
left oay "a ysrd 81 CLARRs. ls7 Gre-uwica-,; be-
tween Cortland and Deys,s II
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General Iotires.

= An Adjourned Meeting OF TIE Wig County
Convention FOR ire nonr=ion Of cancicctes 20 represent
hs City ard CounGy OF Ne<Yo-K = be approaching Con
vetion sud alter tb Constitution Of this St.e
Will b. Did the Btosd=sy HoEse 90 Monday ev-nt1g.
a nsi 81 ocick precisely By order or @ Convention.
D. C. GOLDEN. $1,000,
ALL 2, hamilton FISH. ( 7eei
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iOinoow SHADES.

MIKE BLINDS and Window Shades.-Phe subscri-
w her has just received per bark BudscD large invoice
Of Wire Window Blinds, prsng variety OF beautiful
landscapes Hunting Scenes. &c In addition TO the above
the subscriber also ofrrs al various prices general
of Patent OH Transparent Window Shades patented
and manufactured exclusively by himself Ii. r. WEBB.
NJ B.-These Shades warranted free from adhesive
ness to curl, aud suitable every climate " Fac
tory II Division ~ Store 453 Pesrst four doors South
OF Chatham. ala eodis
LOOK HERE.
GOO 600 WORTH OF WINDOW SHADES SELL
tCZU.OUO ing off at IS per below cost, 10 close
the BUSINESS on the lst OF May EOWARDiWAMSLEY,
No. 70 Csharne between Ess, Broadway and Henrys
ais 6tis-
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General Notiets.

r. Grchard--trcet Uriv er~ali-, Church.-R-T.
o. A. sA-n-r LIZ recently e-cI-u Psstot u LIE Church
supplies IL raIpt :ooTTow lscacsJ, AoFi 49, preaching
IL i.if-p7.; IL 81 sd hslfPsst P. II.
r Sr.sg-r. a.ysaTs accommodated WIKI s-a.s II
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Boarding.


BOARD from the LIST OF May ~ EsAt- Broadway
- Tor gentlemen and .her wives snd single gentlemen.
Inquire al No. so Vesey.s: slS Sits Sos'
ROAKDING-Two ladies aooa, breaking up house.
- keeping wish to obtuin board for the use OF their
furniture. Address w at This office Immediately IL
pOARD-A gentleman and his wife be accommoda-
- ted with large unf1shed parlo second door, and
good permanent board in small family here lhere few
select boarders aud where they will find the comforts Of
home. Reference exchanged. Apply 81 Greenwichst
ais 3,eodis-
ROARDISG-A gentleman and his wife and two or
single gentlemen can with board
and handsome furnshed unfurnished 10 small
family In the nsighborhood of Morton and Greenwich SITS
To those who wish quiet home this will excellent
opportunity Application 10 tie made for one week st 81
Burrow.st aS ST.
BOARDING IN CEiAAIBERS-ST.-A gentleman
- aud lady, two ain gle gentlemen can be accommoda-
ted with board and front parlor and bedroom adjoining
furnished uufunished, al 81 Chamherss near Broad
way or the % door. Two three single gentlemen
also be accommodated with lGee rooms above. None
hat persons good character and hsbis VIII be received
References rychsured. ale istf
DOAkDISG, with private family, handsome furnished
I'D rooms so McDougalst al lmis
A GENTLEMA and his wife, without children. can
"A have pleasant paror and bedroom second door,
with full board by curly application al 76 ChRmbersst
a8 Evils
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Trnde of the Hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise ArrirHg at Ne York
ADany q Canal Line-A. BoyL Agent-Barge J,Gtr-
son. " Smith, bXs GODS c llaydock & Co; So rcams
papAr Shedon 81 bbls potatoes Christie; 50 do w
ii rrson; l6 bales goods Elliott & Boynton do Thorn
as d Martini tubs butter Bostwick, Ondcrdonk CO;
80 head cattle Mr. Felt.
Iron Troy Boat Co--N C Tegt-Barge L G Cannon J
Erteu5rack-4O NJ STAIRS, w Dennstown 80 NJ Stars,
d Reyes II nests casks Robertson & Polhemus.
Same hne-Barse r Heart. Capt b N HGuiIoHd-i0
kegs spikes * 5 Willetts; 30 do w Cameron ~ do
Davis Brooks Co; 30 do w Holister; 10l do for Bal
,imore; IL do do Philadelphia; boxes paper Parcs q
Coz IL vices Clark Wilson, 10 boxes squares TO order
Ne'o Troy Line ". s GriGh.-Barge WeCoan.-2i
bdls paper l. kngsley; bxs do Perssc & Brooks do
do McCurdy, Adrch * Spencer; 63 bids scythes ~
Wyckof ~ bbs potatoes Mcln,ire; LOG bdls paper
James s5 5dls scythes Clark & Wilson's 20 bX' axes
Simmons; IA do scales X + Follett; kegs butter w
Wcks l5s bags oil meal ;snr s CO. IA dis
scoops Van Wagner s. Tucker; l67 bdis scythes
Cbodsey.
EolfGra Line barge Splendid Capt AeeoOd-loo realms
paper PoloD 10 bbls prov Casper Bro: 30 bbls flour
w Salter;H bales ekins Crockett tubs butter
Burrn & Co; do White & CO. L. bbls potatoes Mr.
Fisher; To- bbls hhds beor Mcknight; 80 head cattle
horse Mr. Robbins.
Old 7roy Line-Pope Catiin-Barze io,oa-Mc MniiiH
g brls eggs. Wilson ; do, Tlford l6 bales
cloth T. Boeu; 10 casks cheese Perry 10 bales sheet
ing Wells Il Spring; II boxes axes & Wilson Is
hhds 81 brls beer Barber 10 bales wadding w Her
rinrion 1873 bids hhds shocks K & Poihemus orls
POTATOES II 5 X Comuu 26 do HUFF & Shaw do Capt
Waterbury.
Seifisurc Line-Baygs Niagara Haciiand-.i Fan SAINT
pcord Co37 rolls leather Buard 4 Co IS bbs pork
Onderdonk & Co; tub butter 7 White y Co
bbls potatoes Smith & Hone; 20 d. wills II Van Bus-
kirk 9 do seed De Witt; kegs butter Smith 4
Carr. 972 bids paper Campbell u Co; ools ashes
Abbey X Freeman IL boxes cheese Bowman y stan
ton hods IL bbls ~ halt bbs beer Burt; 400 bbls
iour NJ Boyt x Son $50 do BOWS X Cary, IA bales
rags Jne Falconer "a bedsteads, Gardner; cases
goods Hoyt Tillinghast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-18

ONE OF THE MOST INTERESTING
NUMBERS OF THE SUNDAY TIMES and Soahs
Weekly Messenger Issued viii be published To-
MORROW, containing
Tales and Traditions of New YORK. No. 2Ngiving
OF the Sormng OF Stoncy Poat accompanied by
fac smile engraving OF the original Letter by Gen.
Wayne Gen Washington Announcing the success that
undertaking togeher with Major And~s celebrated ballad
Of The Cow Cace, copied from IRWIN ous Ga.
zeite OF 1890
Renlnesc-nces OF Du-inc Mol.
How Tin Hilnemau Punished Glrls-
Celebration Of IL. Carnival IN Germany.
Heroine In Breaches
Letter from N.w-Orlesns.
Our Relations w..h Mexico, and --latest intelligence
An ariel. on The Deyii-lngersoll Webstsr-Th.
E.ec,i0n-Fcrecn GossipW eshingtnn Corresponding
The TRACT Soeiey and DsncinsLhi-si Local News-The-
h,rc4ls News Of the Week, &c. &c. &c.
Important from Europe Is hourly expected and
,hOuc srve before the lime OF going 10 press, full ac'
count will be found IN it, columns.
Price 3 cents CiKce l62 Sasssu-st up stairs. ala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-18

FURNITURE FOR SALE-Mshogeay CaS Ia
Z hes, Cherry ard SLACK Walnut Tsb!e Chairs UeskE
Easogsay sdeo0srt; Dressing T.ales beds;-aas Los L
ing Giatse' on Cio,s Csr?etas, ssAias Iaps' AsIa
Hall and porck Lamps lis; Rubber Piano Cover In oeee
Tahie Cosh ard cheap Table Covers \. B.-Aiso a. 70
Broadway, GStIss OF he store, consisting OF pnshi
ais s.ec5;s- MASSHAEM BROWN, SPraee-st
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u
EEPree Corgreg arionsl Church -S1svzn-s; &c
!cV tioIss.or-s-Re- D. Cochran vi; p-e.ch orruE
aid: n scd = ?. NJ Tais CErch = !st=y erec:ec
c. he principal Ct Ses;s Erss . ~ L.
II Church oi The Puritnn>--PGblsc worship VI!
b. h-! ~ members Of tats Ch1rc a.5 Soci--y
S.nasi III farmer noe-1 the Ch.2-i OF Unioc Th--
ogic. S-t.lr srT Service Ire :orrirs a. Iai O'clock
zist IN i= evening o'ecck Preaching By The Rev. Dr.
Ct--yer. TIE vl5Ii1 are IEvi;ed 20 a-i-nd- IL
rY- TuIvcr.aIi.n-Rsv. Ar. Caves, p. r.srv yes..
rr-arr II lie Ba1t:. denomination, WI, supply L.
puID. Of F0rr:hst Criv-rssI.t Churcn OF Sgatay IT,
morrow Ssrvice l1i 4 u y Aad ! P NJ Th- 9exs IA
40 rtr-s vii h reSt-d hor the esGI1g yeI- Nort-y
evening April ae;h O'clock Ch1reh II Ecurtst BE-
Avenues = anc l. u
~ Mariners; Church.-A pubic n-e.ias vii BE-
r- IN n Church u EOo--v-i:--l ne1t Saobah
s-euins WIN 10 Eis!ih Alnas Report OF The
Pori II SeE-York VII be read BY Joha T. EarG, Esq
Core. oorGu Secretary, and sermon delivered by Rev
Dr. W ,I-x.u1er. collection VIII t- iakru up 10. TIE
benes: o. he Institution Services TO commence
O'clock L P. HUBBARD Recording Secretary. ais
rY- Divine service viii Be held Sabbath eve ming
erf a. . O'Clock in The Presbyterian CAr-ch II Univ
y Plsce-Dr Potis's ais
r. L. o. %. f.-Tb- nF-me-ts OF Lebanon EncsRp-
nett No o. n.rsoy no1ec 10 attend special meet
Ing his evening their TooI National Hall, Canal.i,
se o:o consideration The prOpeiy of char Sns their place
Of rle-tiug general attendance requested order
II. MADISON D. CHARIOT, Scribe
z nInne,ca'. Oral system OF teaching The Ff-0ci
ls-ssge pursued By rs dausnter Mrs. Dursnd either II
cass o. rtva,e i-sscrs eui-tr-1 wishing JON
corning css. for me tgmef seesuu requested axe
Immediate application. Lsdes tnorc!ug cas- i1s Just
cyuuerc-d In which few ne admitted by applying
ilrr,-iist-Iv Re-it-nc- ". $, Ns.se--.t s3 W.T.
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auetiot1 Sales.

II COTTON & co. Auction and Conm.sion Nor
shsnis Noa lis Fclioa-sL and 81 Snn-st Liberal 81
,s,rs made on eocsgunens and prcrnci scnrus made
THIS DAY, April Is,
let o'eicck, a. No. lss Souiase
Szrziyy', Comprs:,X one large copper saI Gee
.aIi worm Two .rl beads, lot PIPE, &c &c
ic O'clock n the Tent between l!h ana Ism ~,
Sy virtus Of warrant OF distress, caanny OF mes ard
SO Cutters tools, &c. he
A, tbs store No 81 Ann-s al icy O'clock,
An sssorstsci o! cew ard socend-henf forrire COZ
>,nc Ia part OF sofas shosany chairs tables carpes,
oil co croekery ware slasses, one secondhand piano
forte TN wars, ke- kc-
Al o'clock at tho Of Commerce and Barrow SIS
SpsstyF SALE GSccENEs, Se--ec'npttsins Tie esua
variety Of groceries, &c. contained In nby grocery
siora .,,,,,,,. ,s,,
A. l0s O'Clock, a. No ia Elrs,.sl
The T.rrigsre Of the hocse Consisting Ia pSrt OF SOFA
chair, ,shs bIrexux be1s.ss6s betdiog seaiaer beds
carpets oil CLOTH crksry SASS ware, kiicneo
furniture &c Particulars In tine
THURSDAY, April IS,
Al ie4 O'Clock. AZ No - ErNpkltn-st
HorseHoIp S.iRstrrSs, Sc--PHtiepiars hereafter
FRIDAY. April IL.
A, iaI O'clock No IS EssoS-sI opposite The Market,
The contents o. Drug Store, comprising 500 bottles and
e,nti, no drawers and eonients gsss cases. globes.
pa:ruI uedeire ind scales, pumps eocn'srs hanging
lamps fancy articles Sc
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n,.rAe,s . CAREFULLY reported for II, Trib"n'.
FRIDAY 7. NJ
As,lEs-a sale Of 40 hbls Pots was inside at ; SD
Pearls are lSs but VIC hear OF little doing.
CoTroN-The sales are limited To abou, 400 bales
without change in prices The pressure on the money
arka, has caused rather disposition TO effect sales
notwithstanding which holders continue very arm ana
unwilling TO submit TO any decline OF moment
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thers is good demand io y,
the East and for nome use ~oen mas 49, 49, r.
market ranges as before a, 37ta5 A for desirable
brands The stock Is very light, and parcels OF i'm
can be expected the Canal before Wednes
day. A sale Of 1880 bills New-Orlesns was made on
terms no, uanspired. 1t was mixed lot parcel OF
Richmond Country on the msrse, at 10; s7s
offered Sales 800 bbls Georgetown al . III. AT New,
Orleans sth 5000 bbls sold 3! Gi 30. Sales 500
mis- G.orretown ats l2i Sales Brsndywtne Meal at 10
DER hid A, New. Orleans, S,h, 5000 bhs Flour sold
al 37sa45o
cp,IN-ror nareel of Gencses Wheat for export
100 cent. wer, offered We hear of no sales The dull
,s. nj Co,n a, .be East checks the demand here We
o,cs ,sl, hoo bushels Jersey 70 cents and 500 Dc
Son,hcrn a, 6s cents meas Rye is non'inaly 1890
aud anil os,s +i+6 for Northeru AZ a44 for Jersey,
ns 90" =, CO.. s,.,rn Salcs 700 bushels Virginia
&he aoei os "a. NJ. O-Iesns s,h a large business
priva.e ~ - ~. nr;ces the transactions
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~ An,idon's Hat Esta biishment rs5Sovec rom
oswa and S.sxza 20 Nc. 1T Brosd"ay cvci
" opposite Howard Eos-l u-S t.t'
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Schools.

NgKsSKS. HUHBS & GLARkE'S Classical
Iva School, Is Wost Washington. plac-.-The Summer
Term Of this Institution Is announced TO commences on Mon
day, May ih and close Friday, July IL Facilities for
the gcce and e pronHctation Of French have been
greatly increased nasmuch the entire Services or an ac-
c,mpshed French Teacher have been secured who de-
hmsefto Instruction In Frehck and Drascng The
building occupied has been Improved so NJ TO Accommodate
an increased number OF pupils. Hl7 3law4s TuThSa+
EDUCATION.
sIATEaIsLAND INSTITUTE.
w II. DUFF respectfully invites the attention OF pa.
w .rens his establishment New. ghlon, for Clas.
siesl Commercial and General Education. The peculiar
advantages which This Institution offers viii DO found wor
thy Of noce. Circulars 10 the English, French Spanish
and German languages can obtained at Messrs. Roe
Lockwood Sons All Broadway, The Academy which
may be- visited every day Sundays excepted-l
The next Term will CONNIE nco ON tho hrst OF May.
AZ 3taWSLMs
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NEW JERSEY HOTEL.
having reported that the New Jersey Hotel MOT
4 rs,own N. j. TO be opened this seasvn lhe
.uscrber Is method II informing the public and his
friends that leased this splendid estnbishnen
md now ready In tho most geneel and
Reasonable families single persons and the travel
np public Morristown Ia we'll known for It's selubrily
and being one tie delightful summer residences In
The country The subscriber that bis efforts 10 please
III s"is $500 D. A. CROWELL.
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ODD FELLOWS. ATTEND

rJIHE GOLDEN RULE and Odd Fellows Family Com
psuion published every Saturday n "a Annst NJ 7.
q, 50 Der annuu 10 city subscribers, delivered q; their
residences 81 year, by maii-psysbe IN adyance.-
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~ New.York, April q, SI6.-Messrs Wys:t
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well The public known tho hsppy results OF a
Trial of Dr. Wood SarsspsrilH sud Wild Cherry BtsTs in
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Jeundics with frequent palpatson OF the heart Having
used great the different remedies without
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procured bottle OF the above medicine aud Only add
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!I9 William-si. n. Y.
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