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NEW CARPETINGS,
Floor OIL Cloths, &c. for the Spring Trade.
r. SMITH, JR. & Co.

r. SMITH, JR. l. Co.
No PSI Broadway, opposite City Hall.
TTAVE NOW in their warehouse, and are constantly
III receivn, the richest and elegant styles Of Car
petings embracing the newest patterns, and comprising
variety which for beauty and extent Is entirely unsur.
kinds of goods. adapted every mode OF furnishing viz
ELEGANT FRENCH AuBussoN CARPETS.
ENGLISH ADMINISTER.
ROYAL VELVET WILTON, and
T.PEsrRIE VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPETISGs.
one and beautiful designs and rich colors superior
thing before received Three Ply Superhne and Fine In
grain Carpsiings OF every variety Veneuens, Paln,
Tgied and Dauask, OF every quality and Width
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
OF various patterns and description, containing many
trev new designs old and vel seasoned readyor immedi
se, together with complete assortment Of all other
ticles connected with the trade.
All persons furnishing private residences, hotels and
steamboats, will ind 10 their advantage to examine this
OF goods before making their seecons rs these
good. we offer ri exceedingly low prices me- lms'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.


ARRIVED.
Bark Martin w Brett MAYHEM, from Neuvitas 23d
March with mahogany &c. 10 Brett g. Vose. Sailed in
company with bark Adelne and Eliza, Hopkins for Bos-
ton. Left brig Clarisss. Watts. for NYork, dg.
British bark ANA Harley. Scott from Glasgow. FEB lc,
with mdse to Woodruff g. Minturn. The expert
enced severe gales up the Banks In lat "A 20 passed
through the Ice Has had pilot on board four days
Gransdan Bark Bagots, Thomas from Castagena 10
days with usc, hides &c, TO Don,ingues The Bogo'
ia has been on the days with light and contrary
winds.
Brig Juan Castagena. Gray. 10 DIS I'm Cardenas, Gu
ba with molasses, to Mathews & Co. Vessels lett
before reported.
Brig WATSON. iof Brookvi!le) Norton le DIS from AUX
Cages with coffee &C. TO master. Left brig Mohegan.
of Esstport ldg for Boston; schr Dasksn, Wharf, OF
Provincetown do.
Brig Clinton Andrews ds fin Savannah, with cotton
and rice. TO Surges, Chairman & Co.
Schr Barbara Barker, Virginia, oysters
Schr Rebecca, Collins, fun Wilmington, Del, corn To
Allen s. Paxson.
schr Americas, Jackson from ship Henry Clay. with
ndsc.
schi Patrick Henry Chester 5 IS I'm Richmond, flour
&C. 10 Allen s. PaXson.
Schr Baltimore Latourei,e, ds I'm Baltimore flour
&c, to johnson Sc Lowden.
SAILED.
Bark Nancy w Stevens, for New Or leans.
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DROFESSOR j. Z. EDWARDS, A. VI has the
honor informing the public that he Is how in tho City
OF New York with the intention of giving lessons in the
French language those ladies and gentlemen who may
wish 10 avail themselves of his services
His for lessons a. the residence OF one of its
members follows
For Of p lessons in class of o-S2 each pupil
15) in ad
sos
Professor Edwards ia permitted refer the following
gentlemen: The Honorable Addison Gardiner, L. Gov
Rev DR. Whilehouse Pro-. Bush Rev ChaS II. Read, and
Edward F. Sanderson, Esq. of New-York
Those ladies' and gentlemen who are desirous OF taking
Ieesonr will please their the Office OF the Al
bon bookstore of Messrs Gates and Stedmsp lis William
81 or at the of the Professor a! Mrs. Lelands No so
LeonsrdsL al wv
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Schools.
THE EATONTOWN INSTITUTE o

THE EATOSTOWN INSTITUTE opens lis
Il Spring Session Monday, soth Apsl. l, adopts the
the various cisoces rather thar thai 0! hueng the Lex
icon aud committing memory. II etyes thorough IN
srletou in The modern Languages, sid ni students for
colleges bot especially for the practical business OF
HE Terms, $50 per year No extra charge Tor any
branch OF study Location, IS miles from New York con-
Teyanco by steamboat For circulars and farther infoa
rou inquire a. The Pe1enoogca Cabine; Isl Nassau St 81
TOR SALE-The New BriShon Collegiate school
consequence o! the !aess Of the Prineipa
OF this IBsi1uon the household aad school ururr being
fun sccorod atoms for the family Of Prircipa and forty
pupils will be offered for ssle by auction 7h April
unless disposed of prvs.e sale Particulars be OBJ
tanned the office Of the school, No ls2 Sfosd~ay ~ Y
or at the School in New. Brighton, Staten Island.
New. Rriyhtnr. March y. ISIS. vi Stss MSM-
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YS- The American Agricultural Association
will hold u regular meeting this evening Apr y al u
O'clock in the Historical Socetys Rooms ~ Y University.
IL. K. .. DOREMUS, Rec Sec.
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-, HAKGAINS-lst For ssle, splendid Farm a
10 OF go acres Of excellent land with large Man. ~
0- sion House and good farm buildings, all 10 order,
at Knderhook, Columbia Co ~ Y Peculiar circumstances
require thar this should be sold immediately that
auy person wishing purchase good farm, In desirable
LOCATION may expect great bargain, u,,u,. r., w.,
MIA, 1911 scrcs, al g per acre.
S3 containing $40 OF very fertile rolling
land adapted TO grass grain fruit. with SIX dwelling
houses barns dairy and cocooney apple peach
and mulberry orchsrds valuable water power with four
mill mill, fulling mill, and wool csrdng mill all doing
large custom business. Situated on Msd Rtyer miles
from The Ohio River 10 Csbel Co. Western Virginia where
tbs climate temperate and so heahu hst there PROBABLY
Is not more desirable location for beslth comfort and pros
pery 10 the world This valuable estate offered at the
very low price Of 5000
4h % Farms Of $50 acres each Of fertile land partially
improved situated the nsvigabe Of Elk River In
Bra1ion Co. Western Virginia, with valuable water pow.
ers. Price 81 so per acre
5 10000 Of pine timber land, With sew.ills IN
operation, IN Luzerre Co. Pennsylvania
9Th 500 scres coal lands In Schuylk1 Co. Pernsylvknts
7h 5000 OF Land, OF superior quality, In Perry Co.
West Tennessee where steamboats, and from Now
Orleans The year round Price Is cents per acre
We have Farms Of all szes AID all prices, with naiLs
ter power, and minerals IN great variety on 100 NV.
comnodntDg terms. pss, Psfs,.
Persons who wish to buy SELL e1ehsrss IS. eouny by
description situated In any Pn h ev copy Of dc
American Real Estate Adverssf % c,,soeIe OF the
ing our terms Of Agency ard So''Ae
Pr9peTy which we hay ur cent Inquire at The Real Estats
Market, 81 Wali't Ne" ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
d, lega LINE or Packets for Lverpool.aPscket
IL NV ah Msrch-Tas splendid, fat sailing and
.vonte packet ship ROsClUs; leo ioas 14ftnsa'
t A. Eidhage (being unayoidsoy Set sineol VII posa
~ M. magnificent packet uneqoaed for splenSor and
ao bSh In cabin second cabin and Storage Persons
Wisbng secure berlhs should nov sh 70 uaAo oa up
rIies ron on board at the footof Wsl at or 70
a, eorasr Ms;deu-Isns.
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aIs HaSniss VIII meet at the Broadway
House Tharsda b 3 SeS Chairman
( &C &C s 4sM1.ESD {secressriss. an
d. w. 'o"Hst..
~ For The spring 7'rnde OF peigbbcrng courdes
and States this the advertise in Country News
parer As person ia authorized by him to solicit cards
or sdvetemens and prevent mistakes I'll orderH IL
tended for his Agency should be addressed to PALMER,
Tribune Buildings al u
g~ Empire Engine Co. No. 42.-The members
Of this Company return their sincere thanks 10 MesS Cole
man SIetson propretors of the Astor House for the
rumpuous epas furnished them al The IRE their house
Tuesday evening, March 81 BIZ order OF the Company
Il. J. MABBETT, Foreman
PAUL V. MoSpox. Secretary. II
u Notice.-Ths proprietor. OF the Aston House re-
FIRE last evening will interruption 10 me business
CT the House. al 5dsl COLEMAN sTETSoN.
vA Cnrd-.rhe members of" Minor Union" No. l,
Of lie Daughters OF Temperance would respectfully pre-
seut their franks to the Board >. Directors Of the Original
Daughters Of Temperance for granting iae t1arleri
nd also IN The Ladies belonging 10 Nos and or New
YorE and No OF BROOKLYN l. l. who have from time 10
time assisted them By heir presence and council IN 'ne
formation of their Union.
holds It's regular meetings "Wednesday evening OF each
week, the Phlornshean Hall IN Dua1esI near HUDSON.
ANGELINA HEDDEN, T. :.
HARRIET LATTEN. FS.
New-York, March 81, 1876. II
~ National Academy of Design.-Tweny;frst
pin on Monday The 9Th lost All works received after thlt
date mus necessarily me risk Of exclusion or Of such
as can be assigned them By order OF the Council
al Sliseod JNO 6. CHAPMAN, Secreary
rF Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company,
No IL Wa-st-Ss;ement OF Policies Issued u Macu 1870
To Merchants Traders. .e2 To OFcer OF Navy........
Manufacturers ......ui Lawyers. .'.'.''''''',
Mechanics ............44l Clergymen-.
Clerks Engineers.
Apeu;s............. 9 Teacher. ............... !
Brokers II SuueHts :'''-'''''-''.
Auctoreers......... 2 Public Oiicers.........
Inn-Kecpers........... Secretary |
FarmerB q a-lIel'
Editors ard Printers. . Cartnlen'
Physicians o. ladies'.
Denti,ts.........,..... 3 Gentlemen D
Servants.
SesCsptans& Mariners. p Total
Policies issued in March .257 Premiums ..S32Sif "a
Whole number OF Policies
issued from lot May,
l8i5 10 February 25h, $1,000. :.
1850 months. .1l72l Premiums Sloo,sSo -
Total Policies in II mos 1929 Total SIS $50 o.
ROBT. l.. PATTI ERSON, President
BENZ. C. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. n. LORD Agent
JAS. STEWART M, D. No. Bond-st Medical Examiner.
al
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General Notices.

rsz- Tbe WhIg Convention FOR nominating II syor
aec Almshouse Commissioner WI, meet al the Broadway
'iO''' - DE PEYsTER OGDEN, Chairman.
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OROCN ERY WHOLESALE al GO CoeTy,st
" nsa. J.ues-.ltp good assortment OF low priced III
ehers Bowls Mugs, Coffee and Tea Cups and SaqseIs
Grayy Turreens and Bost large Bowls for soup Wash
BASINS Stone and Red Earthenware EggcuPs Tumoles,
Lamps and Lamp Glasses, Fancy Wae-Le &C Groeero
suppIied- 0EO W. hooLi IL 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

Eoy Empire Engine Co. No. 42.-The members
Of this Company their sincere thanks Messrs Cole
man Setson proprietors Of the Astor House, for the
sumpuous repsst furnished them The re at their house
Tuesday evening March 81 BIZ order OF the Company.
T. J. MABBETT, Foreman.
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~ For The spring 1rnde OF peigbbcring Courdes
and States the advertise in Country News
uspers As person is authorized by him to solicit cards
or sdvet,i.emen and 10 proven, mistakes Gil orders IT,
tended for his Agency should be addressed to " B. PALMER
IT ,,hupe Buidinrs al u
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OFFICE or THE 0uARTERMAsTEs's DEPARrNEST,{
No. 90 Greenwich-s- y. Y. March 3, lai5

No 60 Greenwich-st n. Y. March Is, la46-
CRALED PROPOSALS viii be received a. mis- Oh
- dee until u O'Clock NJ the 18Th day Of April ne1
for furnishing for Of the Troops CT Governors Island
of b, broken and screened Anthracite Goa
10 he delivered in III. course of the ensuing Summer
Sealed Proposals Will also be received a. me sane Pee,
and r the sane time for furnishing tor use OF Inc troops
AZ Governors Island and Fort Hamilton, hsIecr oi New,
YORK two hundred and fifty cords best quality seasonea
OAK Wood delivered al such times and IN sucn q9sn
tity ai each psc- may be required
N'' - HENRY WHITING, L. Col, u s. Army
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so cbean lots spinpers are taking their usual supply
f.li ..z,eas he hotter crades.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Wes,ern Flour continues very
dull and prices are lower 2o0o bbls Genesee sold to-
day, half for export, at s. 49, O!her western 10
oue, Nothing done in Southern worth reporting. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal remain as last noticed
GRAIN-Some White Genesee Wheat has been so SOC
for export bu, we did not learn the particulars IVoo
bush illinois brought no. 100 bush Rye were taken i
milling at 90 cents Data are 44di7 cents for hi'eI
and Albany 5000 bush Southern sold at 40 COTE CO,
fair request a, 67d67i cents. weight at wnio
thousand bush Southern and n Orleans "n''' 'HAs'u
hands to day.
wHIsKY-There lie nothing doing. Barrels are held
at 23t cents. Ali "a ;.., o
PROFESSIONALISM continues dun; and prices are
lower the demand being very lent peer Is t1eaoy a'
Sobirg tsT,er done in Lard. 1890 bbs icklcd Hams
n e.
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Boarolna.

7 QDGING APARTMENTS, neatly furnished, la
l. uewy bulk situate in quiet pleasant neigh
borbooS few blocks West from Broadway, and
the Bepcksr and Anitysi stages few single gentlemen
will fod accommodation as above without board, IN lam
v who have no hosrders ard who will strive promote
The comfort their oo Or should TWO more agree
able gentlemen ind their convenience much promoted by
having breakfast ard with the family might perhaps
be so II should promise TO be mutually pieassnt
10 inc parties Terms moderate Please address D. +. Nj.
Lox org Post Office d. 81
l1UARD.-A front par.or on tile p loor with small
- bedroom attached. will he vacated In few days.
gentleman lady wishing 10 secure Pleasant apartments
for The Sumner In healthy and fashionable part OF The
City, will This opportunity Inquire al $40 Broad
way, near non'place. III Nv
BOARD WASTED-By Gentleman and his Wife,
Ndovyu towu 4 pleasant uniurnshed parlor and bed
room attached on the second floor with full board, in
smsll family for Inc ensuing year. for 81 per week Ad-
dress II. vi this office al wv
pDOaRDsNG,--A 'front.' and back room with large pan
ID lries attached furnished unfinished on the recond
door 10 lei with full or part board. luqlre 81 Lbe!y-st
side of Broadway References exchanged IL
sDUAiiD-A gentleman sud his wife, TWO single gen.
DI.men can be comuiodsie3 with board in private
family on moderate by applying al No. III Sarick-sl
n e. References required. mSl Sits
DOAKD.-Handsome rooms with psutries with bed;
ID Joining required suitable for gentlemen and
their wives; all small rooms for single gentlemen Refer
exchanged. Apply at ia Leonard-s; nearly opposite
the Carlton Honse mo aus
GENTLEMAN and his wife, without children: can
n have pleasant paror and bedroom on second moor,
with full board by early application al 10 Chambers-sL
ma 2wis
Ta1NyO OR THREE single gentlemen can ne accom-,
1 modsed with board and rooms al 10 ChaInbers-sL "a
door al Broadway oIL-A
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EXTRACT from Letter OF Samuel Bstchelder Esq, Of
Saco Maine Agent of The York Manufacturing Company
al readily say that consider your Willow :he best ma
chine opening cotton the frs. operation from me pale
,a hsve ever used and shall put them into all The mills Of
The York Manufacturing Company 10 take The place OF The
o,bays now In ns.p al II
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H. DUCLUZEAU, Auctoneer.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. Gc.-Tuule D.

II. DUCLUZEAU. Auctoneer.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c.-Tuste Du.
IL cluzeau will sell This Day. al 10 O'Clock Ct the Sales
Room No Pearlst good assortment OF Pocket Cutie
~ viz: I. Tuner Co. 1bboson, Peace Co and other
makers.
Also table knives and forks, shoe thread brick rowes
shoe knives table aud spoons Ivory combs hair busne
boxes cigar strops, seine twine paper
states, needles sand paper, wheel heads &c &c Caa-
logues now ready. III
Garden AND PAKLOR Plants at Aucton-A.
N Levy viii sell on Thursday morning, al IL O'Clock, al
No @ Broadway. very choice collection OF Plants nom
the garden Of Mr. Boil and seleced by him when In Eu
rope last year. consisting OF Standard, Moss and other
Roses OF best and In fine ORDER two large Rhododen.
drons in flower with variety Of Greenhouse and Paror
Plants, various 10 detail 81 zus-
" II. LUDLOW viii attend personally TO sales Of
T.. Furniture his SPRING Civil and obtging attendants
arc Those wishing him sell Will please address
Thursday, April ut 10 O'Clock, atNo East Thirst o.
egant Rosewood Furniture.
Monday April 49, at 10 O'Clock, at No 100 lh-st MahoS
any and Rosewood Furniture
Wednesday. April 49, at 20 o'clock, at No. 81 Chambers
| st. Mahogany Furniture.
Monday April q, at 10 O'Clock, ut No. 4e5 Broomest
Mahogany Psrcr furniture
Tuesday April o. ct 10 O'Clock, at No "a Lafayette place.
Mahogany Parlor Furniture.
day, -, a. 10 O'clock at No. IA Barclay.st ele.
CANT Furniture
day, -. at 10 O'Clock, at %s2 BrOome-sL House
hold Furniture.
day. - Ito o'clock, at No. 81 Clinton.place.
Household Furniture.
Particulars 10 time Catalogues days previous 10
each sale. the offc. q wall-aG MA % aiis
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WILL BE PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY,

THE FRENCH COOK,
h, and li,ernl translation Of La Petite Cusniere Ha
bie giving plain directions for making The most
and delicious Potages, Entrees Eutreinels Cremes, Fr
ures Sauces Pa,es sare Continues Geees &c with
decacy and economy With full directionsor preserving
Fruits Meats, Fish and Vegetables. Price only 25cts
This work will more than useful purpose
vocabulary OF French dishes will be well worth It's
cost who has been puzzled by bill OF fare
in language which might we'll have been Arabic or
Chinese all The idea gave him OF any thing worth eat
ing Rs de real cochon de lIit dndOn Ia Double cdndrd
Ia bour will henceforh have appeuzng instead ct
snIsiizIng effects
But important purpose OF This work is 10 intro
duce into families the various elegant and economical pre-
paraons plainly described. IL will do away with the
sarnsress domestic cookery without increasing It's
pense The good WIFE with this little work In hand,
eau from the materials, serve up great va
ety of dshei For instance there herein described no
less than Nineteen modes Of cooking eggs. Thirteen yae
ties of meat pies Feen Nine soups Thirteen dish
es of veal other dishes proportion The articles on
preserving fruits meats &c. in the peculiar french stye
cauno, bur be important.
In truth work containing more useful matter In
a small compass, cannot be found in any languag
WIN. II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
the Park.
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D~-
n" Education and Employ ment.-The All oil
~ nos ,b fci,;s ~ Ihoersnbv with The elegance of
cnnnsrn,,e and be eYnedon OF iesr.press prinlipg
n y H., 1ners,on an prIn,,ed rumher of Impressions OF
tii;n.s drsncs ,rnsc anpravings leerpress &c rnsy
- no in fayy bours and ia OF in
S Ia -, nr,;s,s tsscbsTs cierks snd in
80 o. 49, or ,,, ,,,;,.s a1coj hand Fntsrnrisn !,
80 e UT .ks 4, i,crat;ys I,.eiboo3 nv ac6arrr
je my nsc,pra on The nty and necessity OF
u , .e'e.us ~ ~ ~ I 5ncsnn viii he delivered
!no - y, = n a. " ~ a. ,ysy, as Evening
Ia sue , ls.i' 81 t; % 80 "'
o. 'o1i0'A- 0 - -. $50
~ ClnirVoyance On ard after Thursday, April I'd,
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Or For sails Of stocks, &c. se fourth page.

EgT' For sales Of stocks, sc. ses J0Hf"t P"9e
TUESDAY, P. NJ.
The transactions a, the Board to-day were small,
,,, a, advanced prices. Harlem advanced II Long
I.spd u. Norwich and Worcester Canton Co. /
and Illinois Bonds and Reading Ralroad3.
In Exchange the market for Sterling Bills contin-
No. very firm We continue the quotations 1929 CLIO
b the remark The first class bills held at the latter
raes and some OF the drawers asking l0t On Paris
we quote at 23ia5 22i; Amsterdam 39iG39s Ham,
bprg a5s 035i Bremen 76ia79.
Domestic Exchanges we quote as follows:
Boston .... para dis, Mobile Ok notes. 6so7i dis
Philadelphia ...parO dis Do.sp. checks para prm
Baltimore .l-50 dis New. Orleans. para tprm
Richmond(bk MOI 0lt dis North Carolina s0lt dis
Do sp. checks. s0l dis Cincinnati .-----l 0l5 dis
Charleston $500 al dis Louisville .------l ala dis
savannah .1iG az dis Nashville. q U2t dis
augusta ...1i02 dis St. Louis sp. cks.l dDlt dis
Columbus ...---.l.02 disIDetroit -ltU2 dis
The quotations of Specie arc:
Per cent. pdlue.
Amer Gold, old JOG 0l06t Carolus Dolls 81, 040 LOG
DO do new 100 Gl0Oi Five Francs $40 .94i
Half Dollars - par 0l00t IDouboons. Io'5o0io2o
Portuguese Gold 100 lD100i Do Patriot l5, 600l51O
Spsnsh Dollars l03 DIO4 Sovereigns -. 1850 451
Do Quarters. 80 OlOO Do light 1920 4,e5
Mexican Dollars. sOl0l Heavy Guineas 5000 -
Do Quarters. 80 GDl00 iNapoleon5---- $3.50
FRS, class short paper in Wall st. is passed at
pef cent long at T. Second class for both long aud
short 10 to l5per Loans solid stocks are easily
risde at per cent and iancies at per cent large
margin Money is easy where capitalists have conf
dence.
The following are the quotations of Uncurrent
D-.. 10 po,1 N,t BON Sr,ar
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Norwich Conn.,, Oct l845.
Mr. EDMUND BAcos-Dear Sir II is now shout one yea,
that have had your Patent Pckers in operation at my m
Ia Grrenvlle and can truly say that give It decided
preference TO any other kind Of picker that have ever seen
or used Il prepares the beautifully requiring but
very small amount of power drive IT, and will do an as
touishng OF In Short think fully answers
the recommendation which you give IL
Yours, very truly
WILLIAM f. CLARK.
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PAL V. MoNpoN. Secr.tary. !

~ National Academy of Design.-Twenty;hrs'
Annual Exhibition. The hanging Of the pictures VIII be-
pin on Monday The 9Th lost All works received after that
date rrust necessarily me risk Of exclusion or OF uch
place be assigned them By orce. oil me Counel
al oiisend mo. q. CHAPMAN, Secre0ly
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