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Weight ofronnd shot which it will carry,
$50 pounds. Range of shot or shell, 81
miles being of a mile greater than
the recorded performance of the largest
and latest invented mortar in England, and
half mile beyond the reach of any gun
in the castle of San Juan ID Ulloa, al Vera
Cruz. 80
e Phe cost of this immense instrument
for harbor defence, will not exceed $l700;
or one sixth the cost of the wrought iron
gun procured in Englandby Capt. Stock
ton,
Legal Ingenuity.
A farmer attending fair with a hundred
pounds in his pocket, ok the precaution
of depositing it iIsthe hands of the land.
lord of the public house at which he stop
ped. Having occasion for il shortly after.
wards, he resorted to mine host tor the
bailment, but the landlord, too deep for
the countryman, wondered what hundred
he ment, and was quite sure that no such
sum had been left in his hands, by the as.
tonished rustic After Intellectual appeals
TO the recollection, and finally to the hon.
or of mine host, the farmer applied to Cur
ran for advice.
.'Have patience, my friend" said the.
counsellor-sspeak to the landlord ciyilly,
and tell him you might have left your
money with some other person., Take a
friend with you, and leave with him
another hundred in the presence of your
friend, and come to me. -
He1did SO, and returned to his legal
friend.
"And now, sir, don't know how am
to be better off for this, if | get my second
hundred again; but how is that to be doneP
'Go and ask him for it when he Is
Alone" said the counsellor.
cay, sir but asking won't do, I'm afraid,
without my witness, at any rate"
'tNever mind, take my advice" said
the counsellor, do as bid you, and re-
turn to me-" The farmer returned with
his hundred, glad to find them safe in his
possession. Snow, sir, don't see I'm
much better off.
"Well them" said the counsellor, snow
take your friend with you and ask the
landlord for the hundred pounds your
friend saw youleave with him.
We need not add that the willy land
lord found that he had been offhis guard,
while our honest farmer returned to thank
his counsel, exultingly, with both hundreds
in his pocket.
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PALM zAT9.
Aim LEAF HATS By The dozen
Juno 3, ,46. DEA1MOND 4 WOOD.
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THE
JOLIET SIGNAL.

Is published every Tuesday morning
on Chicago-street, Joliet, III.
TERMs.-Two Dollars per annum pay.
able in advance, or $3.50 if payment is
delayed until the end of the year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, l insertion, SI,O0
= Each additional 80
insertion,
6 months, $50
12imonths, 500
0rd;na, wv b,,s;,,.s., % .5.-,o. 900
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DANIEL CURTfSS,

JHsaics Of the Pcacs. Once on Chicago street
one do3r north Of H. loves store. juliet III.
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@RssD

Manufacturer Of every variety Of Cabinet furn
surs and Cbairs. Bluff Street. Juliet III.
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JACOB A. WHrrEMAN,

&c. vANHORN
Attorney and Counssllor at Law, and Solicitor
in ChaneeTy. Chelsea. Will Co. III
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Attorney Al Law, and Snliei,or in chanceIy, vii
attend the Courts regularly, in tbs Counties a
Will. Kendall, Grundy, and Iroquois. Once, in
Morns 9, II. Grundy Co. III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
DIR. JOHN ROAKE'S
IODINE ITNIMENT.

Ia SCIENTIFIC CHEMICAL COMf OUNJ OF
IODINE thar his eformed snch s,osissing ofloug
every other remedy had fai ed that would
they could not 10 suhsan lated by the most
r-spvc t who have ed H. IL prmanently aud ei
rANA Io,s Of th- LINES CosIRAe Ioss q The
al how long andoF SrgASs BhuisEs ossHAsp SwyL'
md JoSTt yield to few applications Of this
L;nm.nf incredible success in Sc,o
I.la K.nss Fri! Disesss u Spine snd HIP JOINT nc
and Ill N has ben ~ ow
I'll Flesh Wounds, Ferer Sores. Old Ulcers aud
Seeded Leg. speedily acd eectu lily Grad Gates Cutans-
Erup,iops fm Of SIT Rheum. Eryapcas Pimpies
Ruv Worm, Babe,.' Ics se,ia Head nj i in.tsnty re-
Tsp Lininn-n will star upon intrinsic merit and only
wants trial sonvists the uvd Of its healing virtues
Prirc,pal Depo 8. INGERsOLL CO. % John street.
fnnGr
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furT /9ftsd into Rio JsnsiIo for the six years.
were fva Great Britair The importstions Of cotton
ntnufscNres into Brszil for Isaa were valued At
$50, of which - sl4 Sss came from Great Bri
tain THIS trade gives very great outlet to British
cotton manufactures.
TAs total quantity ofmapufsctursd goods. in packages
OF cotton, linen silk and woollsn, received in each Of
tine past six years, was foilows:-
H. 1870 I3il. 1912. isl7 lsas 1886
l racssres 1850 is.3T siH5 30.99s 1860 s.s2l
OF these impor,aons, there Of cotton
1855 @sT Haa, a3.eos 2577s sl.lso
Or about twothirds Of the goods imported into Rio
aneiro are ofcoton manufacture the importation Of
cotton manufactures in lsa5, shows an increase upon
1874 aol per cent; upon ls4a Of per cent. upon
1912 OF ISL cent and upon the average of the six
years, OF cer cent. The transactions of Isa5, as
Eares tho amount Of business done, and tho prices
obtained exceeded the average of previous years. and
tina result it, to certain extent. satsfactory In cot
tons. except in prints the market not much over
charged.
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A
H, +. WILLARD w. w. SHIRLEY, Aucriopeers,
WILL give their personal attention the Saesof Honse
w hold Furniture the residence OF families declining
Housekeeping s.set. q C,oeLe Dry Goods 0ros.ry and
cit from their riends and the public. their
SALES ROOM, IS: BROADWAY, until May lst, when
Adams Express Once. all lmsm
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TEXAS.
TIvEN OR TWELVE good Mechanics, who hsvs sash CO.
pitas OF rouple Of dollas and who willing
settle part d rexs hear Of ususeal chance
M pleasant and profitable location BY applying at No 90
Nassau q, room i5 no stars AZ eodiwsrc
PAPER HANGINGS. WINDOW SHADES AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
COLONON 4 TART, AS Broadway, receiving
per IN. vsrious eke ships England and France the
largest Of the above goeds in the city, Al
or which hey thcy offer On sntty Wholesale
lower prices than be found IN any other ntablnh
Window Shades Paper Hansngs Of all the various styles
prices which they requested TO call and eramne
mi
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TO TAILORS.

TO TAILORS.
VTs deemed uunne in favor OF STENE
MI T' celebrated work Cutting Garments, than that
has received the unbounsed APPRECIATION Of the most
OF the profession By the aid Of the Da
grams together with the ample explanations
the s,me of moderate capacity N lew
boa,. tr WIN AND the styles
al garments now not 70 De surpassed
kv lie Ipost The following are lew Of
he many highly respectable who testify 70 the merits OF
the book. - AZ.
stem Treaties Cutting 0rments with piessnre r.
praeca 20 Cuttiog superior g Any M
punl,sh.d either in Europe AmSica r. heny = BOZ;
pmei g after: stssu Baker; Charles Cor; " Trycn
Co; b T. Horner James Daily; r Hsvland; j. H. bancksr'
The above can be obtained OF the author, AZ No I'D
Broadway. New York. price from - to Sle Per copy
"a lfnAl
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HARDWARE AT AGENTS PRICES
THE sUgsCRlBER. Agent for several Msnafset1rsr,i IN
prices Purchaser will consult their own interest ~
taking UP STAIRS PRICES.
1900 gross low prize cd Table Cutlery.
scasks assorted l, : and blade Knives.
FiIes-a complet. assortment Of best east steel
- CASKS Trace Or and Log Chains
Is Baskets Vices hne Cotter Key.
100 Dozen Patent Knob Locks.
Also Frying Pans, Bed Screws Candeecks Bolts Spoons
Pad Closst and Trunk Locks, Curry Combs &c &c,
ma lmisNWkF~me No. IS John street. stairs
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DUCLUZEAU, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FUR
No 10, West Tbi tsenh .,IeesNTUTTLE Z DuCiu
ZEAU will sell Tuesday April iAh at 10 o'clock the
prsmses the Furniture the house No 1903
West thirteenth street the Sixth Avenue, consisting in
Part Of carved wood Of the styl- Of Louis
ss covered with crimson velvet sSSay e.Iyd Pier
sels Cpetins; large French plate Mante Glass; Chi
nese Willow Chairs mahogany Sofa aud Chss; patent
Mane Ors.nsa. and suspsndinE Wal BneLst
Tea Services; hall Oil Cloths; sttr Carpets bras STAIR Rods
French bdseads eexsnt mahogany bedstsad Of Elizabeth
style, feather Beds. Mat rssses, he.
Also several valuable Oil Paintings BY the celebrated
and ancient masters.
Also the Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
Catalogues ready the day previous all 3S NJ kTrc
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-. a. W: FRANCES,

STONE SEAL AND CAMEO ENGKAVEN
RMS Crests. Devices Mouoss end Initials, engraved %
Stone Sal Rings, Neys Pencil Cases. II very ID
crate prices Arms and Greats found and painted u supei'
spseipasas msy be seen on application To-, .~c,.
A. w. f4ANCls,
~ nssA-1h = RsaAs susss, tssn ssst sfSsssawsy
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
LJANLTNE q OsTH EIMER. ImPorers No Bank street.
III received by arrivals az this pot
and New York full assortment Of Looking Gss. Plates from
Ia ~ H. by a. Also, Toilet glasses, Plated specrases
Pipes Snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases. Money Puses MARBLES
States with variety Of other French and German goods
which they offer a the lowest market prices
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aOREGON ANp TEXAS SADDLES |"

COERCION AND TEXAS SADDLES"
r al. BULL, Fashionable s,ddle and Harness Makers
goods russs and bsck Saddles adapted 70 those nsw
me ran service with the Twgss pattern tree, nad
gre INV TO his directions Holsters Brides Saddle Tags
NJ hsss m ,nner al eod3w-m
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Died
In this city the morning Of the Ath April WILLIAM
ALxsrptR THonAs sged 81 years, formiy of the city
of Brooklyn
His relatives and friends respectfully invited
tend his funeral this wednesday, afternoon at half
past oc OK from his late residence 293 Broom street.
The Plumbers Benevolent Aassocation, and the friends
Of his son, Thomas Thomas. are invited to attend
At Holnedals, Monmouth County, Now Jersey, on
the i3h instant after many Illness and in the full
: kcpe Of blessed immortality, Miss SALLY STLLwELL,
aged So years, daughter OF the late General EFT
Swe Of this (New York; city, Patriot Of the Revo.
lu,iop.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral IT tho Baptist Church in Homeda
on "Wednesday, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock.
On Monday. la.h instant Mr.. sLAs LYON, in the Goth
yeRr ofLis age.
The members Of tho Washington - No. 81, Ancient
Chapter No. l. Columbian Council No l. and Columbian
Encampment No. !, and all Masonic brethreu GOOD
attaching, are respectfully invited to attend afal
at No 22i West Seventeenth street, near tn ave-
nue., on Wednesday afternoon, alta o'clock
On Monday afternoon the IL b, of q liDeering le.r
WILLIAM Pn,Lr in the Gath year Of his age.
The friends Of the family and those of his SOD in law
W. Davis, are requested to attend his funeral on
Wednesday. the l5th at O'Clock r NJ, from his late
residence los Fulton street. Brooklyn, without further
invitation.
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JUST READY,

PART TWENTY.ONE OF
Virtues illustrated Family BLDG,
WITH notes. magical references and different readnrs
w BY d. Rev Alersod,r Fstcher. D Of hgndon su
highly steel ,nrsyius Of Rubsas celebrated painting
n Puoiishea By GO. VIRTUE, Cats n Martin Coz
"a areodsn Is John street.
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DAGUEKREO IYPE

AGUEKKEO TYPE
PATENT ISSUED.
nAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS are informed that the
Patent for the new CoornE Process. Of the subscribers
has been Applications for the faent right for the
United States may be ad the subscrben-the
Of which wall be S73 materials and Instructions included
lnrngers will be dealt with according law price
current. embracing v,ighaendes Apparatus and all other
articles used the Dsguerreoype ART may also bs had By
w. II. LANGENHEIM,
rs 1msrc Ph,ladelphIa Exchange.
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E Inflow. Auctoneer.
CosTtY RosswooD -ND MAHOGANY FURN,.
Cases Chaads~rs &e.To be soil by suction Thursday,
April 18th It Il DEL Srrosg Place. Brooklyn. in the
re.r OF Or Stones Chrrc,-
Paror Euru r--CemprsinE rosewood and medallion,
crimson scf Divans Couehs. Otomans and Chairs
crm.on aud white silk Curt,ias with ,ils sdmmngs auas
AID Rugs white md gold al gany soas and Couchss
tel Mirrors with blus and 60 d velvet frames.
Library Furpure-L braIy Bookcases, and Chairs, Car
pets. &c.
Bedroom Furnirure-Busssls and Ingram Carpets French
Bed<ad Bureaus Dressing 0ias Egyptian Msrb Com
modes, rgl'sh Hall Oil Cloths Hall Lamps and stand
large dining Tables A the furniture
70 ode in New York. together with nae LOT sfktehsn fur
uiture.
Catalogues to be had at the .uetonesr once on Wsdnes
day. H. LUDLOW co. Auctionsers,
all stsrr (iSs) ~ Wall street
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TO COUNTRY BOOKsELLERS.

SsSEGC!HL SoTicE-THE GkHESENEERG PILL
ND III <. a',,i T
-. ss: Ws. lns,s. and :ss &C s..h As
ss: ny ss sss
are sue. s .s .s.
he ~ :. oss ~ 81:
& q n for Ss VIM
call the eo~p NJ. which viii be
No. FsxScs s'S to T%ia%s.'
,.5s s .aS no r. q as
viii s an :s
ssy At this tine only thar they very e. .upsr
ssy s S' and ~'
cHA.aFhsT IND w EfTB EsaSsTN0cT1oN ~
a''''''' ''' Ississt sfy6 isEs;''' JOB" street.
:ss sy;'::
" 10 ladies' and Gentlemen of EvEay A0E Day or Eve
nas Twelve osn; .a ri s%s!' charge
and Ss q no
Aiy tSsS r NlY
sas sns
Cd n vsw,m're
LOOK HERE.
COO 0O0 wOrTH OF WINDOW sH ADsS sell
4. s, sSs ss'Sv f.Sis the
No 20 Catharne teiwsen East BrOadwsy and Henry
alb lw-r
U0 LUX 46kdUQ xUSuI6UC0 w.
Capital 1OO,OOO Dollars.
OrYcE Il Fulton STREET, BRooxLyv
CONTINUE TO iai. ri.i. on buding,, mseha:ry. msr
Il os he s's .o
y 4: ss
TO Che system which they have always pactssd Of limiting
and her s Al % .s &.
YSSHp q r.: 81 :S '
a.mi..r 3 INN RiSSEa s,!,.gl, President
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE. COMPANY
AT,AN ELECTION foi bI.s,sr. q o.. la.sa.ios, for
usmanwere elected such
Thom.. wThoru.D. iAEorof kI.A. Rigs.
hi K Ro + woSSfrHps H o.Ds s b,.i.
Thom.on Price, Jossrh Allan,
AIe.e, Tucker, James p Holmes,
John t Gss''a VIII Hiiisn E01TrS ss...
r: ns: E :s:;' s$ss'
t. I "" 2ds as.d' 81 for
THE SHADES HOTEL,
81 Reade Street, IPest Side Of Broadsoay.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs. h. friends and the
To- . S4. e.. ss
ev o. New York !he ss.'siSton which he has hitherto
H. Ds viii T 8. hi; 70
M The s. sss. w.. Rus
The Room will be regularly supplied with city papers,
we'll as ull supply Of foreign by arrival from
Mr. Npr mis- im*rc JAMES EVANS
NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL FOR SALE.
THE LEASE Fixtures and also the Furniture Ct tina. long
established house kncwu the North American Hotel
kept by tns 1t. John Emmoas rsQ situated III, Of
the Bowery and bayad street fitted the
elegant STYLE with splendid Bar Rooms the 6rs and
nd stories with large and elegant Ball Room the
with door. The whole in complete order, and
possession will be gwen immediately Ii is the
most pvohabs business done before Toa good
fortune in few Tn. lease yssrs Cd
The above will be disposed Of fsvoahle appli-
cation JAMES H. BEERS, Executor,
a5lw*m No f'hafhau street. corner nf Mott
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLNES TWO OVEN KITCHEN NANUES
THE Prop etos are row erarcd farnh Holme, ranges
the DE-. them upfor private Am,lis: CT besrdms
b9us~ ng pu chased thu R from tho pss tee 10 MAJ
facturs nd sell them. Our srpe 70 mauuisctuas snd
Kitchen RaDgss this city for the pas ear war
Homrs Rang cannot BE- su passed
for econos Convenience and dcraby They are wsrsn.
ted eor the for VIII Oh THY are snd
il they W IL he )ved free OF to the rur-
hne Numerous ferencss con - svsn 70 persons wn
inx pur,rsse he prices ,ange ffo Is 10 - dsllan
The p'cprefor. II and are well
led with parlo ONCE. and bedroom CRATES Of the
new sst pst.ern..
Also-TINWARE brisi I. plain and jspannsd They have
At ali res ready Range CRATES and boilers
also, TO cure ehmneys and ant NOT tosm he
A. 0ILH0OLY SON,
ala fmsrrc 70 Nassau street
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A. SElGNETTE AND OTAkD BRANDY,
LANDING.
100 HALF PIPES lOfths old and genuine brand ard
lOO 80 quartz cah est,s superior quslity high proof
geo .,gntth 90 2snd navor now Isncing e tier Q
ant for sale by 3. T. NICOLL & co.
Also half pipes and 20 quarter c,Is 6ast quality otsrd
DuIuy Co BRANDY, oil various vinagss pale and col
n E0aGiA LUMBER co. Noss vssisz q ~ ssss
NJ dsa1uaf, Nv ssHt.ttE y. xEpk.
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MOOEI, Of NEW YORK.

THE UND sRsl0NED il receiving orders Tor y,ews
upon the cno9y o. his hodsI OF sew
York which will be compleed These views vary rom
10 10 10 inches length aud represe Cd Tor 'ae
inrs places Of bnsn hots private resi-
nunbs n the t artists both and decorative
printers can employ ment BIZ applying at the
few sesats capable OF tfansaetng business
0 im s.e' from fPoRfsR BELpsN 80 Broadway
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received By late rnvas' and
''' ' EMBROIDERIES. -.
Nsedlework Capss from 3 30 to S15 French wcrsd LoI
So 70 So Dresss and Tsmhogr from 3, g ssS
LAWNS AND CAMBkIC HANDkERCHlEtS
Tape hem d stich Rviere. Fancy and coloed bofders
MUSLlNS.
Book Null Jsconet Swiss plain striped ana cnecA o'san
die, TarIatan, Ssripvd and embroidered Tor Crnams
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Black and white Silk HOSE do. with cotton tops sk en-
hrodsred Al per par; very fine Isle thread open VOTE
per dozen kae unhe ach-d cotton open work. ~ 10 -
trecommsoded 40 remarkably eheap) psn WORK cotton
most excelisst article 81 per doz,n r,nai s9,a
excellent assortment 81 Lus Unread pam ano sm
broidersd Silk Gloves Of AZ ssss
Cspes real imitation OF the latest snd most hshonanie
stvI Wells black and white in chntilly Brussels point
sses POINT Aleacon and other varieties Regency
lin Vaeneennes noe Esalish Thread acss ana EdGrg
rieh black Brussels Lares Of description
for trimming, ounemg kc, &c; Linen bobon Edsings AND
Nos q Muslin trimmings, Isde. Morning Caps lses Car
., rr{ crrr, yrpgR rHg IMPORTATION.
Ne Brosdwsv I'd April. 1886 AZ I'm ~
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WM. w. Shirley, Auctioneer
tIOUSS FURNITURE SALE-BY H. E. WILLARD
TAlS DAY. At 10 o'clock, At the three story house
No q Bridge street, general Of pa1r
and titeh,u Furniture consytus Of care SOFAS cnun,
andoes solar lamps china glass; rocksry kitchen
Sale positive shine for cash. and the goods be
awsy the seue day.
Aha o'clock, one rosewood Pianoforts and Stool.
ltsrh
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nAY'S latent HOsE.-The experiences Of ten years
J. me mnpiaesre Of Rubber Hose hss pIsvsn ne ut or
ssbre i,tsrninEl.d IN such way - 70 mske Hose free
fsoa ne uorbIe Of MID and rot esnsqusty msnniaes
my nse y IIse from the bjeetons and now os' ];
bsysrs on purchase kvery will have the name Of the
Pie t. and date Of the Patent according to law
sui e Croon I'D other s;.s II proportion
HORACE H DAY rs Maiden Lane.
ais sfter lst May Is Court i. d. st.
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OAL-I am delivering from my yard Of kns sne
~ Greenwich Streets the real rseh Orchard Zee az;
Nat and Ssove mixed, Is &c. Buyers positively depon'
on having their Coal delivered at these pIIcs, CLINTON
III 1meodsv pEIen LL.- -
s'Fs 81 Il r. w. T:; ss:si Ne TO- ii
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- J. X. CURvfss, Auetiopssr.
NOTICE SALE OF THE STOCK Of HESoR0 4.
II = .ROtkWELL.-Ths sale IF the above valusbIs
Broad say, to commences al TO- o'clock precisely. Al ~
superb reeuaro, utble for atchmaker or sente
hsli or studv) will be sold spI5 ltr
X. DlLLAZsAu, Auctousrr.
Tuue Dacsxsau will sell This D.v, al 10 O'clock
me suctio room No $50 Pearl $50 lots OF cuJs "
sis, shoe .nvss brick trow., bvshs: shoe thread
be ana ta spoons combs &c re- lao. butt files
istss &c &c Also the balance Of J. Wostsnholms Brian
MIA ware. Catalogues a. now ready. apis 1t rfc
H. CuRTIss, Auctioneer
JACOBS rLArr will sell hi, day, !, y o'clock. At
me hucnop Room, - Pl Of Gold casks
hand, panel iron and hlued back and compass Saws
Aso 3eak table and pocket Cutlery consisting OF knives
.rd forks pocket End knives Wade Bachers szors &c
en-, three months for sums Of $40. and apwards
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OIL PAINTINGS.

III CRATIC HILL successor 20 GuIley Hill 1859 Broad
way, New York Log Room. will sell on "Wednesday
macy Gems US, from the Custom House. berg the produc
tons OF eminent Flemish. Date, aud &c msusrs Ths
above lection worthy the attention Of
srist desles std patrons Of the fine arts Can be
at the Auction Room. ala 2fsr
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

K Y d X n N,
IMPORTERS; . NASSAU STREET. Uf STARS,
and oe. fM sale large and choice selection Of The
NEWEST STYLES OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
In bnnches wreahs sprgs gsands, &c &e tosehss with
MzTEKfxry1tJRx iETirfCtAI rIowERMArrp.
any other importation
flowers BY the imported expressly for
the johbing nod country trade. MIA liner
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LECTURE IN ST. PETERS CHURCH.
BARCLAY STREET

Holy Cries. Werss.te will lecture il g. Pets Church,
cello X entjes'. 'A.Tissl,r Confe,sio..o
Tickets EACH for the benefit Of the Churchtc bs
hsd Dungxns Boox ISL Fuoa and the door
OF the Church the evening Of the Lecture Persons having
tckess fer very Rev DR. Powers lsetnre which
h bssa delivered the - Of March, win be admitted to
th 70 Lecture.
The ors Of the Church will be opened at o'clock
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PALMO 5 OPERA HOUSE TO LET.
THIS spsndidy decorated aud 10 -aed fmPe
amusement, be nd upon the most res soma
bic and eae Of desired DURATION BY
ton to HENRY ROCKWELL. Bowery. or to JONAS
BAkTLETT, Esq, IS BvwsIy, Branch Hotel.
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O3F-hrtween Rsekm.n and John streets, In Water
- sm,l lin BOX contiinng eatleman's ait The
NADER ws be suitably rewarded py Leaving Vesey
R0atoh MIRACLE, with masy curious things prac-
- tsea by Moaks, will be. exp sed TX o'clock. This
Ionsy sect bssw,sp D.snesy and kvnEton BY the Rev
and EsnJsnaa i1 each MIR l. will monstats that
ht nh Cis;gy cannot be citizens of the United States
ari5 it.f
TO The FARMERS, HOkTICULTURISTS, &c
OF WESTCHEsTER COUNTY,
Erst Aanixsnay Of the soeey Of Agriculture and
Of Wstchsser County will be celebrated
"a HuRspAy the lsu inst q y ocleck, a. II. Cont
House hite Pls'n which occasion Of the
seedlings Of ths Society during the past year will be sud
s 81 the miums to be offered at The next Annual Fair
will bs prescstsd AT the time, election Of officers
for the i'll ake place. and other es.ng bcs-
will be address be delivered by Judge
Albert Lockwood and Addresses may Be expected iom ohe
IN.
t..d avs trrc
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DEDICATION.

STATEN ISLAND INSTITUTES
NJ DUFF RESPECTFULLY vtes the Of parsIts
70 M sssl shm:ps u -b,ixhton, !or Iss'cai,
winch this iatnt snsfs vii Be oard worthy e notice
Ceaiars the Eassh, Gssneh Spanish and German Ian
ssayes be M.srs. Hoe Lockwscd Sons,
q. eroadwy II. Academy may be visited every
d. (SQsdsys sscsptsal
T- ssIt term VIII eonnsass en- the frat Of May.
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