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The daily union., 1846-06-27

~ Masonic Notice.-A regular (weekly)
meeting Of st. Johns Lodge, No. H. will be held
on Monday evening next, at u o'clock.
George C. Thomas, w. Master having been
absent from the city for the last two weeks, has
called forth this notice to inform the brethren of
his return, and request their punctual attendance
Brethren Of the several lodges of the District as
also transient brethren, fraternally invited to
attend.
JOSEPH d. WARD, Sec'y.
The daily union., 1846-06-27

VIM. F. CONNELL, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

Court OF COMMON PLZAs-Before Judge Uls
,oeser-Atthe opening ofhe Court Mr. Dodge of the
,s.ocise coapsel with Mr. Meach in behalf Of Mrs Wen
nan rose and denied having said TO Mr. Clark that Mr.
yeseh intended TO attack him. stated Monday. Mr.
Weach then and spoogized 10 the Court saying he
.s sorry for having infnged any Of It's rules He was
driven to he said By series of outrsges and he hoped
the Court would take the circumstances Of the case into
consideration.
Judge yshoeffer replied that provocadon 10 an sx-
cuse Tor an officer Of the Court violating ia rules MI
CLARK is here. will consult my sssociates, said
Judge U. and DO wha, Is proper In respect TO IT,
IcE.-Yesterday.-Peter Day lcoloredl was
arrested on suspicion Of having robbed Mr. Horace Bow
en-. drover of Cherry Valley OF $6i3 Coprsd Roths-
Dledrich Wolfe arrested for grand larceny Louis
Derichie arrested for forging s25 check his
pioyer, Mr.. George Croft III Fuiton-s:- Wal
lace was arrested for stealing gold chain.
CoRosER's OFFIcE.-Yesterday.-C B. Kerls
s.ed Mate OF Swedish schooner Courier, who was
drowned from on board
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REMOVAL.

GEORGE R cHoLwELL having. removed from his
~ late store 70 William 81. TO n Maiden-!are, socs
IN. attention OF country merchants and dealers 10 his
large and varied assortment Of portable writing tesks,
different patterns, OF mahoaany and other wood the
plus ura desk. covered with Russia and other esh.
or; The plus ultra desk with dressing apparatus work
boxes, large variety always hand ladies' dressing
cases. OF wood and covered with leather shaving
quite small and portable pocket books over 100 pat
card IL great variety OF pearl sain ihe ivo-
and velvet ladies' needle books beautiful article port
foos manifold letter writer's bankers and merchants bill,
cash and desk receipt books ivory tablets spectacle
travelling money belts &c B. Illness calf and sheep peck
ct books aad wallets.
Also, EVERY DESCRIPTION or FRENCH, EsGLIsa, AND
GERMAN FAScY GooDs,
Which offered 20 CITY and country trade very small
advance cost Of importation, among hich the fol-
lowing iooth nail ana ss brlihes in every variety per-
fum-, cheG1er chess and backgammon boards and men
French aod German sccordeons do. fans steel buttons
ard bsg clasps shirt studs dressing combs tist and
side combs ivory hne combs; pocket combs; ieisof
knives and rszors gold and silver pencils tnIrb7s Sc
with many other articles Numerous mention choco
variety always IA The imported fancy goods are an
entire assortment, Persons wishing 10 purchase any
of the above goods vii find 10 lhetr aiventags 20 call
s23 Stsocis q Maten-lsne.
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SHgRIFF,s sALE-sy vtttas Of !. wri. o asti q.

SHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue Of q writ Of hari II
Jcas directed and Delivered Will expose 70 sac
on The 18th cay of April vesuouIo OF Inc CGg
Hal OF the city Of New a. u o'clock n Al ihe rEni
cay or August, I25 any ins ssrusfd Of IN End 70
all that cesia ot parcel OF anc ytng being and
.tu... In the Twelfth Ward Of tho City OF N7w1 on
me ,outn- -sery side Of Forty street, beginning al
or distant sous-eesteriy from the OF Tho Eighth
ayecua hundred ADD twenty feet; s-cce running south
street twenty feet; h-rce sourweserly aiong line par
alel Elshib.geC1e one hundred feet ioQr Inches;
nor E-sery along Dre parallel win Forty THIRD
street -a:y feet noreaslerIy along the psrs
lei Egcihsyeruc hundred feet four inches The
place Of beginning conlaning breadth II hoct and
rwecIy feet snd n SIDE hundred feet four
irch-s-be The more less-ogeher With the build
o-cr gins or n any wise eppertarirs Also al hal
piece parcel Of af situate lying ard being
IL The Twelfth Ward os The city Of SeEYo Toe south
westerly side o. hi,c-sue-t begtnnnz al point
hundred feet dsac scutcsseriJ frca tEo corner Of
The Eighnsgeoue, -nce rrnrtng along ae socthwes,sr
hqndfe and twenty feet dszn: souesstsy iror, The
Of Eshh-syeuu- hence south westerly slocg ins
parallel with ne Eightnsyenne hundred feet ious
lncoes thence norw csery along line parallel Win FOR
lyIli,tstree twenty feet theocs north-astsry s!oas
lne parallel With he one hundred ie7t -
inches place Of claiming containing ifoe ~.
lxrn;r feet, each Ecr one hundred fess -
be ,Se same more I-ss-iog-thnr win toe
teremerS, heredAr,ert4 and sPPufrnnnnees. S.-yo1E
ISos,ns or n a1y Si's 'PS1nIII1a JONES, sasr.E
THos 2 Pekas Deputy Sherf ,,,.i 20 aw'T
n TIE above s.leh po'sponeT - =, ~. -"
i'.n Gay % 'A-' WIN. JONES, shenE
ruos. p Pzrrs, prplry sberE
Esv-Yorx, April zss, lNs- 80 1t
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SHERIFF,s sALE-sy virtue Q, csnsin wrt. OF

S,HERIFF,s SALE-Ry virtue OF a cer,sn writ OF
- h-r facias directed and delivered, VII expose
TO sale on The 29h day Of April the ycstioue OF the
City Hall OF the City OF New York at u O'Clock M AL INC
estate rgh tile and interest which Joseph Gsdds had on
The 18th day November Sf5 ut any time allerwad OF
Ia aud ell that certain lo piece or parcel OF land
lying, being and situated in The Twelfth Ward Of The
CIV OF N,w-Yori on The westerly sds OF Forty
laird street. beginning, al point distant Souh-eastsrly
from the ccrnr. Of the Eghisyenue Two hundred and
twenty feet, thence running South eastcry along The
westery side OF said Forty twenty feet
thence soutweserly along line parallel with Eighth
terly along lins parallel with Forty tnirdstreet tWon-
~ feet thence North esserly along line parallel WIN
ghh hundred feet four ncoes 70 the place
OF beginning cousninz in breadth In ronI and TWEEN
y feet ard each side one hundred iee e
sam. more or less together with The budirgs Lnements,
heredamens and appurlenHrces lhereun'o Or In
any wise appcrIainns ,,-.,.,
living and being in the Twelfth Ward Of tho City Of New
YORK on the side OF Forty hlrd-sreei be-
gioDng point Two aandrsa ,sss rse. nnsa souy
The South westerly aide Of said Fory.ihifdsH twenJ
sa.sTy rom the corner Eighth thence South
westerly along line parallel WIN hr Eghnavcauo one
undrsd feel four inches thence Along lice
parallel with Forty hirt-sireet twenty e1 thence North
easlery along line parable! Will Tie Eighth avenue ono
hundred feet four ncnes TO me place OIL eonan
iny front and twenty feet and on esch ado one hun
dred fee, four inches be the more or less Together
win buildings teuernen hereditsHens and appurten-
And s,o ali he nc h. uie and iaeres, which Clear
water the l7h day Of November l5, Of In and 10
being in The LID Ward he City YORK, 90 Tie
SCUM terry side OF Pcrtyhird street, besnnng al
point dstsnt from southessery corner OF tho Eighth
hundred AID eighty feet he9cs running Souis
.al-ry along ID, Souhwost-ry aide OF Foy-ihfd seet
twenty hence South along line parallel VIII
th hundred feet four inches lhrnco Nof-
westerly along line parallel with ForEythrt suee swen
~ feet ihsree Nore saiery along line parallel with tao
Eghtave feet four inches tho place Of
be ginning N front and twenty f-o and on
each hundred feet four inches be tho ase more or
less g-lhsr with he buitiGgs leneuens heredanenx
and zppurer hereonto belonging or IN sny wise sp
pertaining Dated New YORK, March me l7lh. 1915.
WIN. JONES Sheriff
Taos 2 PEERS Deputy Sheriff. ml3 lawsS
Y TIE above sale Is postponed until Wednesday he
Ism day May The sane Ene and place YORK,
AprI Ssh l54f VIM. JONES, Shsnf.
iruo. z pms D.nury sherS a5o nth
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EUMBELiS
b v M6EA
pA-rSr rrIrrIRR RASns FoR YACHT

PATENT LEArEER BANDS FOR MACHINERY
IE suo,rrib-r nv intense application. has succeeded
10 Derlecng his machinery for the nanuisctnrr
OF his article and obLained his letters Patent therefor
a. "a rov nrrn.rd 20 present Them 10 the coILon wooden
and ota-r aciurers uschinss saw mills and steam
noa and al offers requiring bards throughout The eoun
- - s..ur-s them Ia; these bands CONSTRUCTED
o1rcoles which nave heretofore been ceYeloped
srd they are & article II hei. nature and purpose In
ilaiiable-
70. inventor would ;he eore invite 20 hs srufsctory
al hose using AID requiring eet-r bands When ne VIII
sbnt 10 their article which ne confidently be-
i-Teo VIII remove sll 6osos Of heir superiority
They be furnished lri1diEe or a. shor notice and
IF sy REQUIRED width length. ether sin gle double
round a may required, and either eeend or foil nv
EYED a; r-sonsble rat-s-
sr leather which arni.n eh-r Sides burches
a. rray Dc required
Together win general assortment OF leather Of every
d-scriPior- WILLIAM hUaSEL, y Ferry-st
The public csuion-d sGstnst spurious article OF
leather which aaoa. he market, purporicg 10
D. Ike bis AZ us
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ee1nASSHELL CARVED COMBs.-Z ~ oniruby.
S3Si Broadway, has complete assortment OF Fancy
EV9H Articles for presents, viz dressing csses worn
boxes glove boxes, card cases. bags purses, odeur
boxes dress and common ians brushes odear ooes Co
Iogne stands &c &c Perum-ry-Cologne and bay rum,
nc Extracts from Lubin Pasey, Bayey Blew, &c Soaps
OF all kinda.
combs that be found In the city. and have The hnes
carved shell combs made New York. OF French style
carved and roap.
Also Victoria carved shell and East India patterns neck
combs for children shortbacked and side combs OF all de-
scripcus with twist nck; dressing OF all ktndS one Ian
cy articles French jewery ladies' companos gold pen
ellis, pens, NC
The subscriber manufacturers all Kinds OF sheu conos
~ Combs made To order.
Combs fans repaired; also down-tops cleansed Hnd
made equal to new
Old shell combs altered suit any fashion desired.
AL articles sold mot ow but cheap, at SO54 broadway
Dan rIrnia
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General Notices.

tEJ. c. Booth 81 Co., Cash Diapers and iaif
ers 50 Broadway, opposite John-s are daily producing
through tho united sk OF ecieut of Cutters
men,s that point Of style and elegance equal II n0
surpsss any produced elsewhere IN ihis city Owing
gru. facilities In buying both IN domestic and foreign mar
le,, and ,h,r adopting the elusive exsh system. they are
scssed 10 offer greser ia regard 10 price than
any house In The ,rsde-s, the tine he;E stock OF
Spring goods Is, without exception The largess md richest
In the uritsd States AZ ISL
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DIED

OF consumption JANE. wife Of Mr.. Wm. II. sibiy
and daughter of Mr. Andrew Thompson, aged 20 years.
( months and IA days.
fbe friend, and aequainances ofthe family snd those
II her father. also the members OF Ne~fork ana
ed to attend her funeral this afternoon Apri sum- al
o'clock from her late residence No. 4i6 Cnerryse
90 Wednesday morning. the 18th inst ADAM hLElN,
hoo, MAKER, sged 30 years and II months
The friends and scquantances of the family are re-
estsd TO s,tend his funeral from bis late resdence
So s6 Broadway on Thursday afternoon, April Both,
bstpast3 o'clock
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v Yairhank.,s scales.-We would cal, the sts sa.
non Of thu mercantile community TO these oy SsreSs
we,shing machines for sale by Fairbanks 70. 40 ~
WLls, Scales OF every desirable rnodineAaon s1ea
Portable and Dormant Platform Scales for stores WIRE
housas &c Hay and Railroad Scales, wholly OF mon VIZ
steel bearings. Tor weighing loaded wsSoss .aioeI 81
&c and warranted perfectly and dursoy aceurs'e
SAL md examine. ~ w
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5fbnols.
RW.YoRK EIGE SCHOOL.

TOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, 2Ss
WsshiD &C r-so-Are
TIL, Ipstutou. Conducted by Professor and Ms VIE
pIAi; ter sy Miss Roscoe from New vii open
ia srst c1.rer OF Monday, Asy IL 1915 Pamphlets CIV
t,z particulars the Scaoo may BE- Obtained G.
Wley Pa:csc. l6J SroscvAy,
D. Appleton < Co. so
Saxn1r l. Niles. s-5
Firth. Hall ! Pond. 80
T. l. C:or-r. SIS
Roe Loci WOOD son. Ill a.
Marrenasr. Lockwood I Co. &ss Brosawsy Grs,d.
aad slso AZ TIE I1sSirlie. $50 Greece-sc
REFEkEScEs-T. FreIn shrysea. Ii D. Chancellor y.
7 University; y Moore. IL D. Frestsu: Columbia Col
lege Prot Ccx-ies Aatbor. IL D. Columbia College;
Rev George Pots D. Rev. P7cE Edward RoSilson. D.
D. LII D. Of the Cuion Theological Seminary, srd the
M.s.ru AIS ~
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CAFEs THAT ARE sAFEs.-GAYLERS ps,en.

SAFES THAT AXE SAFES.-GAYLERS patent
- double Salamander, with It's Improved deecIor lock
the only safe venlei which it, beyond doubt capable oil
resisting OF heat 10 which may be Iubsced In
burning budiDg and defeat the Of burglars 10
open IL with false keys or pick locks.
Extract from the Commercial Advertiser.
Struck by seemed ind!spuiable evidence Of the
efficiency and superiority OF Gayers patent Double Safes,
obtained permission the process OF their manufac-
ure having cotton that SAFE which safe 10 dssira
Bile acquisition and worth almost any money We found al
his establishment safes In stage Of manufacture, and
came away perfectly satisfied that the msierisi and the
workmsnsnip the quality, and That the produc
ZION OF an article msely please the eye or indeed the
popular idea OF chespnes but fully and perms
nently s purpose Mr. Gayers honest aim And t 10
such an i'm take notice OF the matter"
An Of Gaylers Double, also his Improved Sim
gle Saes together with those OF other MAKERS taken 10 sx
change Tor Gaylcr's Safes, for sale by
s2:sodis2w LEONARD BROWN, 80 Wallst
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NEW CARPETINGS,
Floor OIL CiOtsI, Sc for :he Sprung Tradt,
R SMITH ia. Co.
No. 25i Broadway, opposite City Hall,
IJAVE NOW In their warehouse and constantly
receiving the rchest and elegant styles OF Car
petrgs embracing the newest patterns and comprising
variety, which for beauty and IS entirely
passed Among the may be found the following
kinds OF goods adapted TO mode Of furnishing viz
ELEGANT FRENCH AUBussoS CARPETS,
ENGLISH AIMiSsrER
ROYAL VELVET WILTON. aud
TAPtsTRIg VELVET and BaussELs CARpEriSGs
OF new aud besuui designs an4 rich coors superior
anything before received Three Ply Supene and Fine In
grain Carperings of every variety Vrneuans, Pain
Twled and Damask Of every qusity and width
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
ofvarous patterns and description containing many entire
~ designs old aud well seasoned ready for immed
together with complete assortment of all other
licles connected with the trade,
All persons furnishing private residences, hotels and
steamboats, "a III and ii h-r advantage examine this
OF goods before making ner selections these
goods offer at exceedingly low prices. as lmeods
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O@ciaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.

ADvZRr1szD II TIE TRIBUNE s7 SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
IL. And be V f,frtheY enacted,
And all advertisements made under the orders OF the Pos
master General, In newspaper or newspapers, OF letters
oncalled sny Post Office shall be inserted II the paper
papers, Of the place where The once advertising
may be Iiilated, kaptnE ex Target eIre-LGtreH
NEE Poff OE.ee Lar, passed ,NaTck 5. 1913
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PranINE ROCKS

EOR FEMALE SCHOOLS. TURNER & HAYDEN.
loJohn-si have recently received the following works
designed for the q. OF female schools
The Youcg LADIES' Evolutionary Reader. containing a
Selection Of Reading Lessons bv Aura L. Russell aud the
Rules Of Elocuuon ad pied Female Readers b. Viii
liam Russell Professor OF Elocudon in Brooklyn Female
Academy Also,
The Introduction 10 the Same, for Younger Classes
These works are intended TO combine. in each volume
the twofold advantage of OF Reading Lessons
ecied under the special Influence ofelnne taste and ha
bits with manual OF Eocuon. adapted expressly TO the
Systematic instruction OF females II the OF reading
Th- Publishers, Messrs James nunroo i Company OF
Boston have high concentrations Of these works
from George q Emerson. E.q, Rev Hubbard Wtnslow,
R. g Parker, EGG, MrR Farrar Cambridge mra Sigour-
n-y Hartford Miss A C. HassaIne Principal OF Bradford
Academy Mass, Mr. Asa Farw-ll, Principal OF Abbot Fee
male Academy Andover, Macs z. CHASE Principal OF Fe
male Institute Middetown, Conn., aud many others.
These books in he schools of the teachers
above named besides in those OF Mr. J. Kin gsbury Proyi-
dence; Mr. O. D Abbot New-YorE. and msny other private
schools They introduced also in the female department
OF the public schools OF S-em and RoXbury Mass Provi
dence, R ]. &c. For sale nv
AZ atiseod TIRNER & HAYDEN 10 John.,t
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Sar0mare, Sc.

Sur0uare, Sc.
:. 3. wINDLE co.'s
Ua-e- House Of Hcl,e- heeptsg,
HARDWARE, WOOD EN-WARE. kc-
g MApESLANE,
WHERE MAY Be FOUND compe,e assortment OF
w Txhle Cutlery Britannia War;,
Harcwae German Silver Ware,
Ttr Ware Wooden Waie,
Willow Ware, Brushes,
Door Mats, Brooms,
Bathing Apparsius Copper and brsss Goods'
RefrgefAtors, Rsitans, Cnairs &c
WscH sY IMPORTING DIRECT manufacturing and obtain
Ing the they oder for sale 81 tue
lowest possible prices assuring purchasers that by desps
their establishment W being The odcst and S ne
United Sates both snd money will be saved and me
fatigue OF running about entirely done away with.
Catalogues 70 be hsd the sore and goods delivered
with dispatch free o charge Ia any part OF the city or
Brooklyn. Packing done by an experienced hand
sli lmis
Ulster and Pomptor Iron The Ulster Iron Works
- Ssug-rii-s n. Y and the Pompou Iron Works Pomp-
ton N in n operation. Orders FOR round, square
fat, band scroll snc hoop Iron will be promptly executed
on application 10 JOSEPH TCCkERMAS,
All lms 50 West al.
L'AtRBAShs' PLATtuRM SALES, ~Af'
rsn;.i perfectly ard permanently correct for sale by
il;r-ts- ~ti41ANgs v CO. ~ ~sN-st
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Gdrpetln4.

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, 80.
SPAsKNAS 4 KELSEY,
No. go Brosiwsy, opposite the Park,
OFFER a, wholesale and retail very large assortment
Oof ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FLOOR CLOTHS,
made with pure esd thoroughly seasonal and 4. for I'M
mediate use Including Hares English Floor Cloths, and
their from Brooklyn Works. also from vsr
ons other factories
s K invite attention their patterns just received
from bey unique IN style and surpass
thing The market IN richness OF colorrg and elegance OF
design.
B-Oid uusaeable patterns that will Go great service
il Offices, Kitchens &c soli reduced prices.
CARPETING.
Just opening entire stock OF Carpetng, selected
expressly for City retail and well worthy the attention
OF those about purchasing.
" Terms moderate any other part OF the City
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$50 p
SITUATION wanted ny respectable Young Woman,
- do the general homework Of sEai family Respect
able reference from lss place for soneiy honesty snc
INDUSTRY. She has objection shori distance IN the
country II suited Apply 25s Molti IN The store aSo p;
NNANTED-By respectable Protestant; Young Wo-
w situation chsserusid and 10 assist II taxing
Of Children No objections 10 10 The couctTy IL
good washer and rouer Good city reference given. Ap-
ply al rs Houston-st a30 ~
SNASTED-A Young Man VINO would Ike 10 educate
w himsel 10 boarding school, and dersy good pofon
Of the expense by deyong portion o! his lime 10 ne prin-
cps Inquire At 6l Broadway from TO 10 A NJ and from
10 z. ~. IL
DAKTNER WANTED-Ap opportunity now ofers,
winch very ofep for person OF urquei
iionsble moral having capital 10 secure al
interest In business about 10 be introduced IN
England which hss been IN operation IN this coun-
try TWO or three years and which, lss year. with
capital not exceeding S5,0,P cleared $4,000 The bust
will be carried there is here, secretly. The
propreios having decided ;ha; that ia far security
ihsu be obtained by patent is assncaFd business
and mperishsbie article. gentleman o! bus
habits viii be preferred. Particulars will
be made known 10 10 paid letters, addressed RO
BERT L. MATHEWS, Post Office, N.w.York.
as 5is SHWThS-
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fats.
BsEEE / cosrAR,
HATTERS,
"a. 156 Brondwny

No. 1856 Brondw way.
rT Spring Fashion for Gentlemen's Hats,
March, 1Sl6.-Our Spring style OF Hat having, by Us
peculiar elegance and intrinsic eSceencs. obtained The
most decided superiority every other sshoo in
critical examination o! is merits 81 our establishment
c. In order 20 NEE; the demands OF public taste, TOO
likely 10 become saated by IN over long continuance OF
particular fashion give notice that hey VIII n;rotace
i sss Sp'''s An' a AL 'a1'' new NY .
SseSe costar are in The monthly recep, OF al the az
fereu Foreign Fashions, and Issuing heir style OF Hat
viii, Slt5ousn acrng independently OF all Others, be gov
erned by a cue regard TO American taste
n B. Oar fSshon for Boys Hats viii be In readiness
the llsh inst Aprl1't,lslS a. lnis'
CF- Fashionable and Cheap Hats.-6ENIN sli
B-osdwsy Opposite ST. Psul Church having determined
to build up tho reputation of bis cheap fur and oleskn
hats as be hiss done already of h. aner qualities until
they become standard s,ices invites especial attention
TO his
NUt.is fur Hat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
Moicskin .-..--.--.-.---..---... o.
His aim Is to produce article combining cheapness
with al the advantages of the newes; French styles and
bis bes, judS ment and thus presenting tie public
with article which exeeP, 10 The ccs,liness OF the
tsrs be distinguished non the most fashionable
and high priced hats. Gentlemen requested TO take
particular notice Of these assertions and Ia examine for
themselves their validity.
TGenrlemcn's Hars-Spring Fash ion.-BIRD
eoruer Pine and Nassau :s-Gcnuemens Hats OF toe
Sprs pattern. uri,ns reh elegance and oesrIy OF style
ready fer exsnIsroR anc sale by he snescrioer
as s~is- slSD. Cor. Pine and Nassau ,is
e. Mills, Tvs Broadway, Howard Hotel, pro
ducss Hsta unsurpassed IN elegance ead style 81 ss fa
lowing extremely low prices:
French Moeskin. :"
Fins Nurrs .............................S ~
The sove o;sh not a. ihe quality Of hs.I Usually
sold tor he price, bal something decidedly superior
"a Svs'
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" LITERARY NOVELTIES.

n APPLETON & co. will publish on Saturday The
~. Standard PTorouncing Dictionary Of The French and
English Lar guarer Par l. French and English Part H.
English snd French By GABRIEL Surrsnne. sol 2mo. OF
uesr goo pages uesIly bound. Price 81 80.
This new Pronourcng French Dictionary will be found
10 be the most complete that hs. yet appeared adrn
aby adapted for purpose OF education. well "a
ference for the French scholar Although convenient sized
AID sold al low price contains every word 10 In the
language NEARLY READY
The Life OF Martin Lllner, by NJ Michele, author OF
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