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9TM- Cold smith will continue receive pupils few
yssts longer ONLY 81 The reduced terms of Three Dollars
fur ,hs corse of 10 Lessons In mercantile and ePstosTy
PEsM,S,grP; eusrantyiBg satisfactory improvement
graceful rapid hand at the expiration OF 'he COURSE
Academy $50 Broadway. rooms 81 . and - SrcuA,s
o'clock gentlemen during the day and evening al SGs
THIS MONTH 0NLY.-Golds nith's beautiful sys-
TEN Of Mercantiis Peumanship tsught IN 10 lessons
of one hour each Terms reduced 10 only Three Dollars,
including Stationery Rooms 2ss Brosdwsy corner o
Resde Ladies Glasses dsily 81 II A. NJ and u M
Gentlemen during the day and evening. ID zos
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brighton Market. MONDAY. March 80.

Brighton Market. MONDAY. March &c.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle 25 pairs Working Oxen,
90 Cows aud Calves. 500 sheep and rs SWINE.
PRIcEs-B.,f Caule-In consequence OF the limited
number at market prices advanced We quote extra
Sc q Sc so first quality So Sc %; second IS 50
a IS Is third 81 so @ S..
Working oren-sales at SIS 81 20, e. go and $sa.
Goes and Cdtres-Sales were made at S2o, IL 70 e
30 and 1913.
Saeep-Sales from So to 81 IS.
Spine-Prme lots to peddle Al and SIC; lot not seler
ted Il and Sc large Hogs ~ and Sc. At retail hon
to &c.
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DIED

On Wednesday evening. April l, Of dropsy on the
brain WILLIAM HARRISON, son of John H. and Ada
line Grove, aged years and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family and also pnenix
Division No l07 Sons of Temperance and Washington
Union No Daughters of Temperance. are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this friday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence of his father 159 Ludlow ST.
On Thursday morning, EDWARD DOM ELL IN
the SD year OF his age.
The friends and acquanances Of the family also those
of his brother James Donnely and his sonn-law MI
cbael Carney respectfully invited to attend MS tuner
this friday afternoon o'clock from his late resi-
dence, l43 Broome.st
At bis residence Canterbury, Orange Co. N y March
22d John Crssey in the 18th year OF his age.
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Uiunom 5baoas.
On OO0 WINDOW SHADES-Cons
,Nll .lNlll srr stul. and d.acripiinn of inn

On OnO WINDOW SHADES-Cons!stingo OF ev-
SU, UUU cry style and description of imported and
American Shades that sold in this country LOT sae Ia
large and small quantities, prices varying from IS cents
10 g. per pair Merchants upholsiere'a p.ddsrs Sc. can
always full and 'lete assornents OF Shades ana
mo,ntines n, Kelly x Riters Exclusive Window Shade
Depot. CS- 1871 Chsthim-st N Y
n BAH Shades sod ut this store are warranted 10
wash and not adhere by transportation.
Remember the name and number -
m2O lmeodis hELTY klhEh, lSl Chalhal-sL
NNINDOW SHADES on anew ~, preparation, IN
w vented and sod. wholesale and RETAIL
exclusively by H. T. WEBB, so per cent cheaper equally
hesl,i'u and far durable than the French Fac
tory No II Dvi-ous 81 story OF hs Sac eit Buildings
n B-The store is i5s Pearl-st four doors SCUM OF
,-ka,Lnn r,23 lnis'
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
w For SALES of stocks, &c, ses fourth pase.


The sales at the Board were quite limited today,
with little variation frsm yesterdays prices Canton
Co improved Penn syvania Bonds, Long Island and
Harlem Railroads closed at yesterdays prices.
We Quote Bills on London losaalloi; on Paris
8 aa,o5 2eS (; Amsterdam 3eic3si; Hamburg 39s0
Sc; Bremen 7ssS7s.
Al Mobile there has been slight Improvement In
the rates OF Exchange, especially in Foreign bills The
arhe, has been toeraby steady the demand and supply
being abou. equal,
The following is list of arrivals and clearances
=, the MORT of NewYork for the month of March:
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NIurkets-Cge fully RepOrtedfo The Tribune
THURSDAY, April ..
ASHES Both sorts are dull and hear of no sales.
FLoUR-western sells pretty freely for export at S.
Do about 1000 bbs having changed hands yesterday and
to-day al that figure Lots for home command S 50
No change In Southern. 300 bbs Richmond Country
sold at 81 %. Rye Flour and c Urn Meal are dull.
GRAlN-No farther ssles of Wheat for export. 1000
bush Indiana were taken for milling at 81 l2i Rye and
Barley are dull Without sales Oats are steady at 4o 41
cents for River and Albany The sales of Corn are but
$500 bush White New.O,eans at 81 cents. VT 200
bags Black Eye Peas brought something 81 62i.
TEAS-lmported In the ship Ann Mckm, from
Shanghai. Tsrms, notes at months
Hyson44 half chests at 10Y cents ~ ID. % do 20; 100
do So as do e. 90 do co. &c do 5e a d. 40 do
81 l2t; 90 do az; Is do 62t.
Yoans Hyson-ll5 half chests 65, 40 do Goa: ISL do
So ll6 do 59S ia do So IS do SIT los 10 81 no o sci
% do $50! l73 DO ST. 3 do 53 $50 do So los do 90 30i
do 5i lS3 do 81 80 do SOL lac do So 20 do All 20 do
49, l54 DO a. 10 do 49, $50 do 40 90 do 49, 40 do
do 2S ais do 2 100 do 2l cannisters 81 OS c,e
50 boxes 81 o. 664 do 63 cts 100 do g. 4a0 do GA "a
do and 10 halt chests withdrawn.
Gunpo,ode-43 half chests s0 % do IL IS do ~; 90
do and $50 boxes IL 81 do TO- do 6S IL do O.; a do
66i Is do 66; do 6i, 80 do 81 90 DO 63 - do g. 80
do g. 70 do as; 20 boxes 81 52, ls4 do 72c.
fmpaial5 half chests. 7si; 81 do u.s. 10 do 74i; do
TO- do 6S 10 do 6S "a do or 81 do 66i 10 do 65i 81
do 65 3l2 boxes III; l2s do a.
Tcankag-4O bali chests 50; 93 do By 6 do 35!; 81
chests EST
Tyson Sk-44 half chests o. 10 chests 45i 81 do AZ
2s.; 50 chests withdrawn.
PouchonS-l0 chests 10.
Ooloag PoachonS-20 half chests Sc 10 do SSH 10 do
IS; It's do 27i; 279 doxes 3li.
Ns4yorg-l00 half chests 30.
kokes-32 half chests IS; "a do a.
SoaehonS-l00 cheats 2l3; l2S do 2l; 100 do 20.
Consoa-300 chests 81; 100 do 10; 2s4 do Isl.
WHlSKY-Barres are plenty and dull. prices tend
downward Drudge 10 nominal at % cents.
HAY-Af few hundred bales North River sold to-day at
1880 cents.
,HlDEs-We notice sale of 500 dry New.orlaans at
" Cents. time.
TALLow-Abous Is Western sold to-day on
private terms
LEADS lower. Sales we understand have been
male at - OF, C ash and time ani So 90, cash.
LARD-A parcel of 800 kegs good Ohio was taken at
cents
PRoVISIONS-There Is nothing OF importance doing
In Beef Pork is very dulll5o bbs New Pri ne brought
~ 90 so tierces Picked Hams sold at cents cash
New Bedford Oil Market. MARCH so. 1915.
sPom-Inere Continues moderate demand Tor Sperm
ana prices are about the same sales 900 b5ls from
wharf AZ 9oc 100 do AZ Ole and 10 do part inf a, ssc
Gssh. We understand sale Of 1910 bbs was made at
6dgsitown az voc cash ssea here of 400 bxs sperm
Candles at 26c. 6 mes
HAats-Lifte done since last report market firm and
prices well supported notice sale of 60 bbs for
'Ap0f'' ~ SSte, and 400 obs w coast for rnanufec
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CT Dyspepsia, Costivencss, Indigestion. Piles.
Jaundice Vertigo, and ali chronic aud complaints
occurring in debta,ed constitutions, ef-ctuaily and
permanently cured by the OF DR. Woods Sarsapzrils
and Wild Cherry Bitters. The favor with which II has
been received since It's introduction is the best recon.
mendston il hsvs and il considered as one OF
the beet and chespes remedies for the above complaints
that has claimed the attention OF The public II the
most paaabe of medicines and the lime lis opera
lions are so decided and energetic that those who try will
never anv other remedy Sold wholesale and retail by
mSO 6tis WYATT kETCHAM, III Fulton. al N. Y.
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STRAW BONNETS !,
THE NETWORK AND sAu5ERrIEs
1rrrIITr LEAD co

ARE NOW RECEIVING from their Factory supply Of
n the grades of White Lead usually manufactured
and can assure customers that in all essential qualities
constituting superior article OF paint they have The tesi
monsls many of the largest OF this and other
cities 10 bear them in yvarrantpg il unsurpassed
Those who require the qualities known as Extra and
he furnished aud those wishing pure article
can be supplied with SUCH; and The Company Will agree 10
paw one hundred dollars per ounce for any aduesaaon
which NAV detected in any White lead sold by them 'nee
he organisation of :ter Company bearing their fac tory
brand Is Pure
The above constantly sale st the warehouse OF the
Company. ls9 Front st cor. Msiden-lsne .
A22vis JAMES McSULLouCff. rfe-IIeuL
NOTICE Is hereby given mai We, the uuderslsnrd
| Y have been duly appointed. by His Honor John W.
Ednosds Circuit OF the Fr't Circuit Trustees for
an the Creditors OF Gilbert L. Thompson, nonresident
debtor oil the powers and authority given by law 10
such Trustees
An persons indebted such Debtor required TO rem
der an OF ali debts and sums OF money owing by
them pecivey aud 10 the same 10 u.s. ny the nrst
day OF May next the Office OF Sxe.ngon Saaxsy Esq,
Counselor a. law No. w alsiree In This Ciy md all
persons having heir possession any property or elects
Of Thompson required to deliver Inc same 10 U.s.
by thai day ,,;- -;
and demands tu u.s. or one OF u.s. oy
the first day Of June pext at The place aiore,ald
New York, March 50, 1916, GEORGE CURTIS.
CHESSELDEN : LIS,
as lswSw WILLIAM L. SHE'LL
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LET Spring StyIe.-S5 Hats for IS so, Mt MlLLS'S
LIS Broadway, Howard Hotal.-The public will bear in
mind the above not such bats as are usually sold for
s. So bu, higher priced article fact S. hat and al that
Is asked for il is s. 80. ms wis
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cS- Norice.-Dr Van Zandts celebrated Health Resto
live Anti. Dvspeptic and Anti-Billious Caharc Pills
sold Wyatt, Ketchams No. l2l Fuoust Price p cts
Nor hox m2S lmis'
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General Notires.

-"Who would be free
Themselves srte the blow"
~. The Empire Eighth WRrd.-At the Meetings
held in the several Districts Of the Eighth Ward elected
The following gentlemen elected nominate CHAR
TER OFFICERS for the Ward:
Isl District, s. J. Smith.
I'd Di.irict J James Nj. Murray.
Sd District, Peter w. Ludlam.
9TH District WIN. kehlbeck.
9Th District Andrew Bleakley.
9Th District, Gamaliel Leaycraf
7th District Col Levi Har.
9Th District John Forshay.
And from ,he Ward at large, Mr. Robert Milhken
On notion the proceedings ordered be published.
COL. LEVI HART Chairman
PETER w. LUDLUM. Secretary.
o. Mosaic Temple of Honor, No. is, =. OF Il.
The this Temple Will meet Tor The transaction
of business Saturday evening April ith at7 O'CLOCK IN
the 9Th story OF Columbian Hall Grsnd.st By order Of
j. 3. JOHNSON, w: c.
WN p FcRvRr w pro tenn as 2tis'
70 Cnrd.-To remove all doubts aud misspprehen-
sion the subscriber hereby notifies the pablo that no per
son authorized by him solicit advertisements cares or
subscriptions for The spapers OF the country Tor whch
he is The Agent The annoyance to merchants ana olef
growing of the numerous pretended agencies IN ms
city for distant papers, renders the ADOPTION oil ms
Tuose therefore who wish transact business with his
Agency respectfully invited TO hand in their orders at
the Office, or address
ASSIST v. PALMER, Tribune Buildings.
~ Thirteenth ward.-The National Reformers OF
the Thirteenth Ward and all those In favor OF The Freedom
Hail. 400 Grandst Friday evening April al half pssl
O'Clock IL
~ Notice.-The proprie,ors OF the Asor House re-
specy announce the public that the slight DAMAGE by
FIRE evening will Interruption TO the business
of the House al Still COLEMAN STETSON
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NJ AR FRIED:

On Thursday afternoon, I'd inst. by Rev. E. Tucker,
Mr. HIRAM II. LAMPORT to Miss ADELlNE REED,
daughter of l.. B. Reed, Esq. all Of this city.
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rS- Gentlemen's Hats.-Spr;ng Fashion.-WAT-
SON CO. 1854 Cha,ham-si. The Spring style Hats are
new ready for inspection al the suoscrihers
ms lrisTh S&Tu WATSON co. l54 Chsthan-st
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HEEBE i STAR,
HATTEES,
No 156 Brondwny.

NO. 1876 Broadw way.
re- spring Fashion for Gentlemen,s hats,
NIprch, ISi6.-Our Spring style OF Hat having ny Us
peculiar elegance and intrinsic excellence obsned he
inos decided superiority every other fashion, we III
vite critical examination OF lis merits al our
l56 Broadway. ~. 80, 90.
BIZ C. liz order 10 the demands OF public taste, 100
likely 10 become saiaed by long continuance OF
any particular fashion give notice that they VIII introduce
regularly Spring and FALL an entire new style OF geh'e'H
Hat. =. N ,.. 5;f
ferent Foreign Fashons and 10 issuing their style o.
WILL although acting Independently OF al othefs' oe gov
erned by 9 due regard 10 American taste -,
n. B. Our fashion for Boys Hats will be IN resources
on The 18th inst April lst 1886 b lmis
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o. Amidon,s Hat Establishment removed from
corner OF all and Nassau No. III Brosdway direct
ly opposite Howard Hotel mzs su
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LEARY & cos

FASHION FOR STRING, 1916.
q The preference so universally manifested
for our present style OF Gen.emsn Hats has decided us 10
continue the same for the ensuing season
LEARY co. Ha,tsrs, Nos. S, and 5 Astor House.
New-York, Fsb. 18Th, 1916
Circulars, descriptive of the peculiarly OF style for
wsrded by addressing us post paid mh& tbs
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II DIR. Banning's Body Brace.-For the re,
lief of weakness OF the Lungs, Voice Spine, Limbs and
System generally, particularly OF Dyspepsia. Cosveness
Pain in the Stomach and Sides Also: children and adults
who are ak or tend sioop, agued exercise,
and inclined 10 lean one elbow.
lady in attendancelr the ladies' department from 10 A.
NJ. to p. NJ and from 10 P NJ
Office ISL Broadway. mis- 3mis
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In The bark FTedonio from Liu1poot-Joseph Allen
Horace Brown of Providence RI and 2O5 in the steer
age Died March ad Robert Cave, steerage passenger
aged "a years native OF the Parish Of Moreham, Scot
lnAA
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Boarding.

ID Ia wanted by single gentleman in private family
cen,eel boarding situated above Princest and West
of the Bowery. References exchanged Address w. S.
this Office. rs II
BOARDING, with private family, handsome furnished
- rooms, SO McDougsl-st az lmis
A GENTLEMAN and his wife. without children. can
n have pleasant parlor and bedroom second door,
with full board by early application al 10 Chamberss
m2i 2yvs
rsNyyO OR THREE single gentlemen be accom-
L modaed with board and roens at ID Chambersst I'd
doo- ,yest o, Broadway 5tfs
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MANUFACTURING EsTABLlsHMENT nj
lV1 Auclion-Wib e sod al public auction, on TUESDAY
7th Of April O'clock p d. on toe premises
the extensive and welknowu manufncturnB estabuso-
ment recently tho Dudley Wooden Manufacturing
Co situated In Dudley, In the County Of Worcester and
State OF Msssschuses containing 10 acres OF land with
and OF water running through be
premises and having four lsrgs reservoirs covering go
acres Of land connected with the Tho head and fall
being about 10 feet IL divided Into four privileges, with
good dams each Thero the premises three SUBJ
OF which have lately been fitted up with shaing, &c;
One lis by So feet stories high with good finished Stiles
Que 81 by 40 feet,S do do do do do
One I27 by p feet 2 do do
Also Dye House. 9 BY So feee stone Dry House,
by n feet large Store House. stories high Wool
House; Boarding House. sufficient TO accommodate Is TO
100 boarders and Is dwelling houses containing s. good
and convenient large barns AID other out
buildings connected with the manufacturing busioess AL
Of tho buildings, Wheels &c. above described sre In good
order.
The Webster Depot, on the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad s within 20 rods Of the premises and therefore
the facilities for doing business surpass those Of almost any
other establishment IN the country.
The establishment having been used for the manufacture
connected with the premises Dye Kettles and Vats Falling
Stocks Presses Gc but 1t In also well calculated for tho
Cotton or any other manufacturing business.
The village 10 beautifully located on an elevated re CON-
handing null Wow OF the OF Wobsor and the sur
rounding country.
Terms OF payment made known at The sale. For farther
inqirs Of John Bates William Lsrned or Joseph
Davis on premises ,
Dudley, March ~, 1915. mT fueoo
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AZ Gcntiemen's Hars-Sprlng Fnshion.-BlRD,
cor Pine and Nassau s!sGenemens Hats OF tho Spring
pattern uniting much elegance beauty of STYLE are
ready for examination and sale by the .ubscriber.
mhN lmisS BIRD. Cor. Pine and Nassau sts
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NOTICE lie hereby given that letters OF administration
have been granted by the Register OF Wills for the City
ard County OF Philadelphia The subscriber Of the goods
and chaes rights and Credits al Lewis other called
Aaron Pou oihe city OF Philadelphia deceased and
all having claims demands against the esats OF
said decessed are requested make known the same
TO The subscriber without delay and all persons indebted
are requested TO make payment - him
THEODORE Du6OSo. Jeweler.
AS 5taw6w No. 16 n 2d-sI Phlsdelphia
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5lram GOODS.

STRAW GOODS STRAW GOODSi!
j TO The new store SO JorIY-sT William. offers for
sale will keep hand through the season AN extensive
assortment OF STRAW BONNErS, comprising every tnns
desirable made from the Italian, English French ami SWISS
Braids as well = those of domestic manufacture
He invites the attention of dealers both city and country
10 his STOCK feeling confident they will find bis Goods OF
syle and At prices az low the msrfei
will afford 24 oa~s-nio2oInN
STRAW BoNNETS.
CHAPLIN No. y Johnst tnear Broadwayl mas on
L. hand good OF fashionable Straw 0onnets,
which Will hs sold she lowest cash prices Mliners are
invited examine goods before purchasing elsewhere
M 2meodiS
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turing purposes at &c., cash. The stock Of all descHp
tions Is light
Bone-We have no transactions to report since our
Lat
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WI. Il. JONES, Anctione
unRS ANN RRnGAn

VIII II. JONES, knctoneer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, on Wednes-
Id day. April g. l0A O'Clock, al tho store OF j. d. In
gersoll Co. No. ~ Pearl-st 500 eases comprising
large and desirable Of Boots Shoes and Bro
gans suitable for tho Southern Western and City dealers,
Just received Catalogues and goods ready on The day pro-
viuIs IN The sAl- mhIW3m-
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Gar0mare.

Hair Seating, &c.-A complete assort
meol OF Table and Pocket Cutlery, Files. Saws, Trace
Log aud Ok Chains Spoons, Knob Locks, Curry Combs
Composition Doctors &c Also all sizes OF best hair seal
ing &c &C at agents up stairs prices.
ms 6tiseod~ j. a. NEWBOULD, S. Johu-st up stairs
MUTT RODS AND SHOE SHAPES.-lO0o 6un-
dies Nut Rods ard Shoe Shapes, manufactured oil The
best Pennsy yania iron, FOR sale by 90
IN TONS Balsto Pig Iron No |.
l( Oo
30 Gloucester Pig Iron No. and ?. For sale by
aSy WARRINGTON RICHARDS, 2l8 Water.st
TT6INHASkS Yi.ATEOIk,i s,iABES, war
= rant-d perfectly sr! permanently correct or .ais ny
Iyr 90 ~ 'N"'-.'
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J. K. CURrISS, Aue,ionser;

ERENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
WATCH IS AND JEWELRY, q credit of 80 days
for suus 800 and upward for approved endorsed no,e
JACOS s. PLATT win sell THIS DAY, n 10 O'clock, al
tns auction oom Is Pait God-s 100 lots Of Gold
and Silver Watches, Fine Gold and G Jswcy, the same
being nmeut from foreign hoase 10 be sold with
out reserve
Also-lCO dozen French Walking Canes, Pocke, Books;
Wallets 200 Spring Fashon Hats loco gro Thimolss 1000
do. knives assorted 49,,
Also-BanSsrs Csses Russia Leather and Morocco Writ
ing Csses, Rosewood, Mahogany and Zebra Wood VIII
ding Desks Work Boxes and Dressing Cales
h.o-Siiy.r and German Silver Pencil Cases. Pen Hold
ers, Crsyous, Drawing Peocils aud Pencil Leess ,.
Also-Fancy Baskets, Chinese Gard Cases, Velvet
do aud Souvenirs Zebra Wood and She'll do and Needle
Book kgammon Boards, Bronze Wash Stands Accor-
deems, Cigar Casas, &c
Al.o-2vO Extra Fine Drilled Eyed Mlliners and Tall
ors' Needles, assorted. 80.
Also-A Glass show Case containing upward OF 100
bottles perfumery, pomatum, &c with which the sale VIII
begin. ,,,
10 close an cs.ae The Watches will be sold al IL
n,rIock as 1t
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or Knox,s Fnshionnblc Hnts 70

EF Knox's Fashionable HATS for the ensuing
Spring ready for inspection and SALE a, 10 Fulton
at (betweeu William and Nsssaul. To those who are no,
the OF fashion, but always UNIFORM IN
the kind OF Hat they wear which becoming 10 he
can have their Hats nsde order, short notice
mi lmix<
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r- SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED.
Bark Fredonia (of Newburyport) Lunt. from Liver
pool Feb 10th. mdse, to Saml Thompson & Nephews
Schr Aganoria Herrck, DIS from Richmond, flour, to
Allen e. PaXson.
schr NJ Hale Bearse FIN Boston, mdse to Atkins
Schr Telescope Nckerson I'm Boston, do.
Schr David Cox, Nickerson Boston, do.
Schr Excel, Lowell Boston. to e. Herrick.
Schr Andrew Brown, Allen. i'm Boston.
Schr of o F, Dow. fm Thomaston, lime.
Schr Perseverance Spaulding. Thomaston, do
Schr s, Lucar Drnkwater, ThomastoD. do.
Schr Huldah, Ann West Spellman FIN Providence HI.
Schr Citizen. Allen, FIN Provncetown, fish,
Schr Albany, Pearce I'm Boston, for Albany.
Schr Victoria, Allen, I'm Beverly, fish.
Schr Coral. Smith, FIN Thomaston, limo.
Schr Red Rover, Bacon, I'm Boston for Troy
Schr John Lozier, Piedmont, I'm Phiad coal.
SAILED.
Ship Ann Mckim, Canton. Banks Kathleen Rio de
Janeiro; John w Gator. Lisbon; Amira, Norfolk. Briggs
] l. Richardson Maracaibo; Selma Mobile; Harmony
Br. Liverpool Ms Baldwin, Savannah. Schr Morn.
Ing Star St Thomas, and others. Wind NV.
MEMORANDA.
March o9th schr Caharine. from Mayaguez. 100 miles
South of Nantucket packet ship Wellington hence
for London
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5itnaiinns, &l. mantr6.

WANTED-Fs antilles wanting good Domestics, will
w pease call send their orders 10 Inc OHte 29i
Grand-t BovEsry, where hey 10 De suited
we'll IASS' 1T WATTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03
J. r CURTIsS. Aucioneer.

Athe APOLLO ROOMS 40 Broadway.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF A
BILE AND PIANO COVERS. &c Sc-JACOB s. PLATT
will sell 10 above Saturday, tomorrow) at IL o'clock
Ply Ing rain Venetian Carpeungs The whols will be
exhibited and sold In lots that viii enable housekeepers, a.
well az the trade, to supply themselves
NJ B-Fumiles WITH do well not neglect rare an
portuny providing themselves with sxceen. car
pst al reasonable price, They viii be sod wit hout
serve 10 close concern Catalogues will be ready the
a., Of All. as Otis