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GrDffman9 beS gebmDlfiu. .Ganals,

9le Strpsltrun9sn ese Sbuplflu @analS
line nun bslnabe pclltnpst unb Der @anal pur.
es pori9e QScbs sr6Tnet bis auf cine Stude
bon 10 WsIsn smiben bier unp lltbaus
Sblsufsn, mstbs curtb Die ntulitbsn 9iso,ns
9'llls Sbaotn 9slittsn bat. 9as erle Sect,
nit l6O Sonnsn RcbIen bslaben, fam am sss
ten 9cnnsrita9t bon pottspias bis nab Qllts
baus. Sbaee eab Der winsr 70 nabs uno
bic 9rcssn Sots ncb 70 rar iint, font mires
saa publifum BON oieisr psrbsGcrtn sranspors
tatipns:enls 9lsib bsosutsnos &ortsie ,iebsn.
G-llntsr ben IN bsr SDlatt bei Wontsrsp
Ssfaasnsn SrieSsrn 1T aub Ior. Euben IDi.s
mani BON Msooins, elm aussmsin ssltbdstr
unb bslitbtsr jun9sr Mann. Sr. S. Seller,
BON bisr wures Isibt prpunbst.
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Nerbamblunaen Der Gpnrt.

Die Htrbanelun9en uniersr Scurt in &r
'ninalfatsn ,paIrno lester @obs warsn MID,
BON bsicnesnr wibtisfeit. 9Bir ssbsn fol,
ssnSsn furien. .Aus;us aus ben Disfssa Gam,
ifasssSldttsrn.
! Die grantsSurp psrfists absr "a Sias, 100,
BON iis 8 isnorirts.
Die &spubIf ss9sn Samud &ittsnbaus-
Sla9e ms9tn Nn9rff uno Sd)ldaeri an @lifas
beth Smaln. Der SsrfIa9te ssifanb sas sr
ellfabstb ais sins Idifiss Ssiuberin aus fsinsm
Soauie transpcrtirt babe, uno bic Court psrurs
tbsilts ibn in bic Soften unp Gent Strafe.
Die &sputlif 9e9sn gliabnb Swain-Sh
bsrbsit fur Srsosn. 9iss nar Der umssfebrz
ts Sal gum cbi9en. 6r. &ittsnbaus fla9te
Sas sli1abstb ssfdbrIibs 9rcbunssn sessn Jpn
9sdueert babe uno Die @curt psrurtbsiIte bic
eestere sur SsiabIun9 osr Soften.
Die Nspub!lf 9s9sn qspis erosbp-&laae
Sas sr untsr fallbsm 8cr9sbsn flip QEaarsn
psrfbafTt bate. Sdulos ssfunosn.
Die NtpubIlf ss9en 4trabam Sspfsr-&las
&c mssen An9rif uno Sbldssrsi. NIT Der 2bs
ilht @emnt Su ibsn an sinsm Mdobsn, Has
mems Waria 6raid. Der Ssrtla9ts CAB tItb
ibulpi9.
Die &sputlif st9tn &uttn 9otttur-Slas
sc rrs9tn Nn9rif uno ShIi9srst an Nbrabam
9rsp, ScnifabeI pcn Carl Saunibip. aus Dem
3EuAns tr9at lId, cab Der &srfla9te am II
Detrbsr INIT esm Gcnlrabst Strsit asrstb, ais
bNfsr snen Sefan9sntn transpcrtirte. DIE Sus
ny tano 9ottrsr fhuloi9 uno Die @rurt psrur.
tbc'lts lbn sur Stiab!un9 Der Soften, Is Sbas
ltr Strafs uno $500 Sir9ibaft, ;rpsi Sabre
Sreten III boltsn.
9ie Nsrublif at9sn Sersmiab SDrlp -&las
sc ns9'n 2nSriff unc S1ld9srsi an patrd
W 9tntp Scr 9srfIa9ts CAB Iidb fbuei9 II.
cls Court psrurbsilts lbn ;u 10 Sbasr Straft
Der Soften unb 500 Sir9itbaft.
SN Vspub!if 9sgsn Josnrp QEDiltlsr on9s.
flh9t elm paar coisn 9sitpbIcn 81 babsn. Ssrs
pift fbulpe.
Ole Nspubf 9s9sn gnos Barr = anstflaat
ms9sn an9rIH in Der Ablibt NotE;ubt su b.:
1sDen an SaraD @rstb, sinem Mdpcbsn untsr |
II Sabrsn. er Ipurcs bsS slnsriT0 fbulbis
1sfunosn.
Die MeputIif 9s9sn Scfepb 9. 9utbs-e.
iabst @ifsnbsis bsta9te Ilb, eas Der asradt,
sarroatftor tt,pas pcn brtm Saueosrdtbt ba>
BE ms9ntDmtn mcllsn, NEIL lis ben Sar nid)t be-
inblt bate. Die Spurt sntlbise ta6 Der Gsrs
sla9ts sn Nsbt bate ets iu tbun, unb eas Is
IS nur nurbSsjabIun9 Der Sarsn bnp.rn fbiIts
Die NspubIlf 9s9en Saeob Spans anasfaat
'rsl Otsroft 9tffcbItn ju babsn. Shulria ots
unosn une iu 5baltr Strafs uno l Wcnat
Sefdn9n6 perurtbslt.
9is &spublif 9sasn 9briitian atitbtr, @bri.
TOPPER Ted uno Inbsrs-sine Art 4nflaas
rs9sn ansrff unt WisbanrIuns ess @brw.
SAecb WsieF. Differ Yrcjss bi,bdftistt Die
srurt mtbrre Sage unb Die Gsrbanrun0en
IND 70 aus9sesbnt, eas mir esrtn asnaut Sts
hrs'buns bIs ndbfsns psrftbisbtn mlGsn.
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Nes Sclfes Seto auf cen Iarif.
9as Bolt bat btrsts in folssnsen gtaatsn
it'n Ssto tbsr ben tritticbsn sarif ausstipro,
DEM bic Namsn eauOn bilrsn fclssnss nstts
pirampt, ndmIltb:
Ubio,
tl1aine
Slorioa,
6eorsisn,
nIarylano,
17eu QorF,
Teu Jerfev,
penniyluanien,
Tcus 5ampfbire.
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J"mes Sndanan.-gs Dsift eas bititr
bobltsbenos ecfc llb berabla1sn Mil ptnndbif
ltns 9lniibtsn lbu ben Sbustarf in sinsm
Ianssn Srisf STtntIib funo ;u tbun; man
trpartst sa6 sr iib ;u 9unltsn sinss Mittsl>
oinass im'ftbsn ben sarif@sftssn ron ls42
uno 1916 srfdrsn msroe. 9Sas fol- bas nit,
gen! Ser. Subanan bat vor ;,psi Sabrsn bs
msbr aIs elmer Sst9enbslt tftntlib srfIdrt pas
sr Elm Srsune csS Sarifs pcn ls42 lsi, unp
feline poIitlltbsn Stuncs 9laubten ss-jsst mid
sr ab'r SHsntlb Ssissn pas sr elm Ssucbsr
III resr bamaIs Die lInlpaDrbsit eslast bait
Dies 9sbt ibsr bic 2Ssisbtit sInsa ssmtbnlbsn
Staatslnannes.
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Ser. Staafeu 2(uIeihe.

Ser. Staaten 2tmleibe. - 9Sir bal,
ten ss fir j'psdmd6i9 Su msIosn, pas Der g.
Frstdr esS Sdasss @orfbIdss pub;irt bat,far
cine Nnlsbs ron Wtuionsn 5balsr, [lOtdai,
Sc Sr'sasfolfsn] iu 6 prcynt jdbrlidbs Snts,
rtnen, aas MOnat sablbar, bic (oauptiumms
nab 10 Sabrtn pisosr su btjablsn. n.-Sorftbli.
9s msrStn bio gum l2 1opsmbsr am Ispark.
m,nts onssncmmsn fir Summsn ron nid,t
wsn'9er als $1,000. QDir msosn biss bsfons
esrs; ms'! spIr 9au6sn bab Der Ssfrstdr nibt
oatur 9eior9t bait biskr Habriebt ssbcrse
OsHsn'Iitbfsit Su ssben, eas tr eslonnsn iitysle
iu bcr9sn 9Sir mtbnn bier sbsnfaas bin,us
tl9in sab 2rdiurp: :Nohn gum Sstrass pcn
O''llIonsn sbalsr bsrsits auasssebsn morrsn
ilno. 9isie Sbn Miacnsn NIT bsm grtraae
BON perfauften 9dnrersisn, wsrbtn fir esn Gss
oarf Der Ns9erun9 cine lDsile asn,issn. re.
0SsIb Elm Silo Der Spariamfsit lisftrt bsft
osmcfratifbe (O Nomlnifration Gin @lad
fur eas eanc, eas fs mabritbsinlib nab srue
Sabrsn aufbtren miro ju fsin, etnn bis babin
wire iis liber Dem qanot cine Paticnal. Sbub
ron $200,OO0,0oO aufgsIabtn BADEN, bic Der
ndbifsn 8b's.Apminltration alS fbsrssgrbs
fbeif ,uf1fIen mfrbsn
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Buffalo, ben 2Sitra October. - Ssrtrsn'
nnns.-Oct.or 5arrie Srau sinpsts, ais ft
9lbsnos nit ciucm qlbts Die Stisss bsrnnttr
sebtn wollts, lbre SIsicr an mno ,purbe 70
fbreflih pertraiIt, baB fls nab feds Stune
osn inter unausfsblihcn seiesn tart.
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folse fortieeen 5u f6nnen. Sest wibt
Sbr alIes, Setter, bepabrt mein Gebeims
NIP, uno es ioI guer Scbaoen nibt iein."
uSb babe feine 8abl,' fprab Der
@aitwirtb Dor fib bin, uno NIT lauter
Stimme fu9te er biniu: uStb peib bon
nibts. Sir MIDI bilt Du bet ebrenwers
tbe 9auptmann 2(u9uifus BON Sonnenz
ftrabl, tpenn 0u MIDI nur be5oblit." -
Miit oieien 8orten be9ab ct ii6 binmes.
(8crtfesun9 fcl9t.)
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Total Green and Black Tea. . ;. .s,t

Total Green and Black Tea. :. 1869 400
nc quantity imported for the year ending June 30,
was 10 $50 GAS pounds, valued at s57sO.5i4 At the
OF importation thus far the aggregate for the year
be less than last The average price of tea import
n iSs3, was about thirty cents per pound, showing
the consumption was principally of the poorer qua.
Is. Should the new tariff bill be adopted re.
amended by the Committee Of Ways and Means, it
have the effect to increase the stock Of teas very
ch so as to anticipate the duty conte mpated in the
mt Of deficiency in the revenue II will be for the
of those engaged in the tea trade to be provided
supply as large possible, as the enforcement Of
luty Upon any article, enhances tho value Of the
lex on band, moro than the importations after.
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Died.

On the 2sd instant, Mrs. SOPHIA NErHEw, aged 40
years and m onths.
The friends and relations of the family are respectful.
V invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at three
O'Clock, from her late residence A Broome street.
90 Detroit papers please copy
her age
Her friends and acquaintances and those OF her sons
Thomas and Michael Brady requested to attend the
funeral from her late residence 7O9 Water street. on
Sunday afternoon at half past 3 O'Clock.
On the Gath instant in the Gath year of his age Colo.
mel MICHAEL SMITH, veteran Of the revolution Of T6
The funeral will take place from the residence of his
Goth instant at half past O'Clock p NJ The friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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Monday, Tuesday and wednesday, =
APRIL ~, 20 AND 20,
at the junction Of Eighth st. nd Lafayette Place
Finding impossible the public
M sa''gV a N E X s'GjS RG #
f6 ANB b5fgkEEs22sMASoE' IN
Ihs in The call IF
pays oS Which,
nal Extensive and hitherto unattainabe exhibition will posi-
70 The Proprieors t'ke gre,, pleasure acknow
the pouse patronage bestowed By the public their Ih
three days they are 10 the
of'uch generous favor and kind PpSSO1ati%GR ,Rop
New York, April n, 1876
she,on American Brass Band accompany this exhibition,
The following list OF the Animals contained IN this Ex
'''''" AFRICAN LION AND LIoNEss
-Four Y0u The 4. MsAc and Lion
Young Elephant years specimens OF the Pc
A' H%S S' zskiGxS o nsoRak kiss'r'
rooNAH Bar h ana r%o LsGg ssouRI BEARS
THE RoyAL SENGHE Tiger
WHITE Tss f sisa R'f FEARS.
Doe. and her youug.fair Of Kacgaroos !-Jaguar,
GNU from or H s6ats ADeI Horse.
Three specimens Of American DetIQueens Stag presented
HH HeI A%f1S5sS Ss'sH Sif.sI'
Two w Suped hyens. sp sms s hysn Ps...,D.
large African Baboon and pec,mens Of the Monkey and
Animal. have never before been e1hibted il America having
been but JEJas 81 oG cs
The Geological Society Of London and the Jadns des Plants
Time Of Exhibition between the hours of 10 and u A. M,
land T. M. and 7 and evening.
Admission ceniA-Childreu under years, lax cents.
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5s on the morning Of sale.

x. ,CUKIIS, Auctl0neeF - !,
n Broadway, household and cabinet furniture, removed
there for convenience Of SALE consisting Of three ply carpets
mouth sof covered with plush Figured cost SO one d.
BEDS wash stands table mahogany tables
chair cottage chairs, card tables hall tables chairs
upholstery, back, Sc, covered with morocco.
Al.o lh o'clock. the new furniture that has not been
called from sales which chairs rockers
bureaus sofas three tab two divsns and
French bedsads, and sundry articles. ~ B.
day. AIS lt<nc
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WASHINGTON, April =, 1876.

WARRINGTON, April -, ISSb.
The Sub Trsnmry-Impcrtant to Msrehcnts-'h'
Warehousing Syte'-Branch Mint, &c.
AS you know every thing that Is going or
pol,t,caI, religious, and moral world, YOU, o.
are aware that during the last eeek msrch
visited our Gig from New York and sls
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ITO the Inhabitants Of the whole bound Coutinen-Ws
your welfare that by calling at the New York Coffee
will not only End ali the edbes served up far any
oil place Of the kind, but much larger plate the
Also, will fad spacious and airy where
take your meals with all the comfort imaginable either break
fast duner from six cents to any given price
the quality and judge Of the quantity and prices for
satisfacuon.
Open on Sundays. a2l lm~r
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H. DtlCtUZEAU, Auctionee
REMpTORY SALE M ELEGANT RO9kWOOD

H UiCFUZEAU, AucfIOneer. u
DEREMrTORY SALE OF ELEGANT ROsEWOOD,
Il BLACK WALNUT, MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
at the Lo.eum No $50 Bro,dway Saturday April 18th.
a, 10 o'clock 1TUTTLE AND buCLuZEAU. will sell as
large Of valuable rosewood black walnut maho
gany furniture Of the fashionable STYLE the whole of
which has been ,de expressly. the city retail trade and
tcic bot useful ornamental paors halls and bed
Partcu Of which will found in cstaogus be
ready this afternoon N This sale will be found worthy
the attention of housekeepers lot be sod in
order clear the evil evening. a2i 2.je
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spirit as wild as neutrality-suspicious. apology,
DESPERATE. and earfuly bold has been rebuked, and
put down, and silenced, and extinguished II 10
said OF the great and good Washington, (whose
spirit looks down bengnly upon US to-day,) that,
before the crossing of the Delaware on that wild
December night, he implored the Divine protection
in his tent. The Delaware Is crossed, and thou,
sands Of patriotic hearts over this broad land Will
hail the result with prayer and thanksgiving.
Scorned be the man who would mangle fallen adj
versary. We say to the war party, join the men OF
peace. The cause oil the day-of the age-of the
country - OF Christendom -of civilization = OF
honor-ot glory--of patrlotism-and an Immortal
renown, will bear us out, IN all proper measures
for a speedy and amcabe adjustment" OF the Ore
gon controversy.
The notice resolutions, we fairly believe, will
bring the British government cheerfully to terms.
The efervescence will subside-good sense WIN
supercede II and a treaty and ratihcations
aud the occupation OF the inhabltable part OF
Oregon, and peace-peace with Great Britain =
peace with Mexico peace with the world
will succeed, and the corn trade-and reac-
ton of the energies OF the country, which,
in ten years, will obliterate the two hundred mil
ions OF the State debts. Ii can be done. The
laborng multitude will be relieved, and exalted;
and the products OF teeming land will fill the
Olympian markets of the world. Give US peace-a
lofty and honorable peace; and nothing can stay
the onward march,
The measure OF to-day looks 10 this end II re COM
mends peace to the President. All honor to those
fearless men Oh the Senate-Calnoun, ana ffhyWpouf
and Benton, and Crittenden, and Mangum. and
Speight, and McDuffie, aud their compcers. Out az
surely as Calhoun stands first, Haywood 10 the -
cond in the calendar upon this measure for the no
tice The old North State has thrown ia ner pitc1
and rosin to some purpose this time. Il mas raiscd
the steam, and has enabled the captain 20 Ir n tnc
ship out OF Squan Beach, and up through the MAR
rows into the port OF York. Sclah'
But we must stop this rhapsody. We can only
rhapsodize tonight Tomorrow we recur % me
important historical points OF th's CUISINES OF inc
notice Respectfully, ihs DocroA'
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OIL PAINTINGS.

HENRY BENT respectfully informs gentlemen and the
trade that i1 future ~ will the business OF Lining
fcnfss only which will he executed las hitherto % the best
R2ss,ele palmer Rsspncss given required ~ srcsdwsy
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New Stock Exchange.


Married.
On Thursday evening, 23d instant, at st Pauls Cha
|pel by Rev. E Hjgbee, d. D., Mr.. HENRY X. MouN7
and Miss LOUISE " JouY. both of this city.
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WASHINGTON, April q, 1916.
The Notice.


The notice is authorized-the act is consumma-
ted, and the Senate has gained the day. The forty
mines are the victors-the Waterloo victors. The
President is instructed by the Forty Nines-the
peace is preserved by the Forty Nines-the honor
as well as the peace Of the country. Is an honor
able noticein temper, in candor, in dignity, it 10
an honorable notice. We like 1.-THE country will
like it. every man who wishes his country TO 20 on
and prosper will like it-every christian will like
every reasonable infidel (if there are any such)
will like it, II is good thing-a dgnihed notice
manly notice-and after all our impotence of de-
lay, it will repay us. We stand by the a good me,
OF the Senate and the lag good and true fellows Of
the House. To G. ]. Ingersoll, and Robert Dale
Owen, and Henry H. Hliard Of the House-to
Messrs. Berrien and Corwin, and Haywood of the
Senate, we say, gentlemen, God speed you. The
taxpaylng peace-loving people OF America will en-
dorse you-the starving millions Of the old world
will hail your conduct as an omen OF bread. Peace
will save them, peace will bless US all; and blind
and obstinate will be Sir Robert Peel If he meets US
not half way
Yes, sir, the notice is converted from war mea-
sure to a peace measure-the great Martelo tower
of the war party has been turned against them, and
the result is their signal overthrow. Mr.. Allen, lthe
Achilles in his tent as described by Mr.. Crttenden)
has been caught mapping; like
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CARD

THE Subscriber having become interested the abovs
house respectfully the patronage Of his
friends Orders entrusted his will be attended with
promptness. JAMES Al. SWAIN
nlru4r
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPLNG,
az CEDAR STREET

by G. MARSH. Accountant author Of tn. "Sciencs Of
II Double Entry Bookkeeping Simplifed and the Art of
Single Entry Bookkeeping lmproved.o
COURSE OF INSrRUCTION.-The public is respect
fully informed and assured that the plan pursued BY Mr.
Marsh in teaching that important branch is truly Of
the theory.
To be practically useful exact and particular know
ledge Of required than possibly be mpar-
ed by lectures.
The pupil faithfully instructed well exercised in all
the various operations connected with of partnership
Books Opening Conducting and Closing the in max
Account Sales; and il caeuiatn interest Discount rro6
He becomes familiar from actual USE with all the books
sttuting set; and good capacity will by this
become about one lonth
and will re Give certificate to that effect
Nj. to 8 PM s22 im-rh
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ELEGANT FASHIONABLE FURNITURE LARGE
PIER GLASSES. LIBRARY FURNITURE. OIL
&c, AT No. ITO BROADWAY, CORNER OF
NINTH STREET.
vrUTTLE DUCLUZEAU will sell Tuesday, April
2sth o'clock at the above house, the furniture
Of family leavtg for Europe comprising part elegant Rose
suite covered with CRIMSON plush dsm.k Window Curtains
TeteTes marble centre and Tables elegant pier
GLASS; style Louis XIV; rich mante Clock Etruscan and Me-
dlss Vases; Bsrdgan and sienna marble Statuary; Silver
Ware %ahog,ry Copches elegant hall Lsnthera G5andos.
Chairs. Dining and Tea Tables, Extension do &c
Library Furniture, wig elegant Book Cases. with sash
doors and silk inlng; mahogany Arm Cha; students ditto;
statpary EngIayngs SC Also, elegant ranoFore: Mu.
20 Also Bedroom Furniture. viz:-French Bedsteads,
marble top Dressing Bureaus Toilet aud Washstands Mat
trasses, Feather Beds, Bedding, Toilet Ware, sc.
Also, Oil Paintngs and fine French Engavngs many Of
which very valuable
Also, the Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
Catalogues on the nc rning of sale. AIS SIRE
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
Chambers street.


Monday Evening, April az,
And every evening until c 1sTshsT nS'ise.
o sffHio RI s;i M h;T;f sslt Of
the South and West having been received with appreciation
ELITE AND FASHION,
respectfully that they will give series Of their
eAa''s and 0 soN cHUs &C., variety new
ACCOMPANIED with the Bario Congo Tsmbo Violin Tanbo-
Admttanes ascent.. Doors open att Concert will COM
boxes be secured at the Boz Office from
CASTLE GARDEN.
SACRED MUSIC AND SUNDAY CONCERTS.
The Proprecr. Of above splendid establishment have
made Tw6 G ii
.-,sv Ac.-, 10 tax. Place E on Apr,, "a.
Upon which occasion, the GRAND ORCHESTRA Of this
will perform detection Of Sacred Music fro
E9RE and Musical 81
''e'''' PROGRAMME
L..
Orand overture. ......... $3.50. 'hanscnner
) Adasio and Allegro. Kromner
A''sl'. PART H.
l. Grand Chorus. ..V1n Wepet
AdNio... ......... ..e..' haiuWo1a
Andans ........'.'''.."....'''iK r nayan
AiisTnoeD TSsesI . scm%;n:. o'clock Evening at
busus The Whole day. he Splendid and extensive Saloon will
be thrown open to visers who nay e,joy tnemssye. 9y
evsry direction. doe1wsys lead TO The upper covered
FORMS and the promenade on level
with the will enable the lover Of nature to examine the
most beautiful prospect in New York Seat. and
mediate or read alone as 2trc
MR.. MOONEY
the honor to to the citizen. Of SeW
derived from his recent work on Ireland, at
THE APOLLO SALOON,
40 Broadway, on
Monday Evening, April 25fh.
When he MIS- MI ss AND si;is NIX K AUSTIN rH1LLrrs
Toeommsnee precisely BALI past O'clock. sls.. Is
STGNOK DE NOKONHA
LAS the honor to his iends and the public
that ne will give his FIRST Concert the evening oil Wed
The programme will be published in the daily IN due
time. al zt-re
COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL NrlNGS,
WHICH includes his iWmense stock Of Bsok, rantlpgs,
teas Music &c. to be found upon the second moor
mp flight thaving leased the first where
every thing will be as low prices and many much below
the regular being desous Of closing up a. soon as pos
sibl . his Book Department - .
Cheap List will published for those who will buy
in aantues. - ,.p
No 200 Broadway, second floor. ais eodexs tire
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF ENGLISH PLANTS AT
J. 8. HEITS, .Auetionesr.

A UCTION NOTICE-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A GERARD BELTS geo. will sell on Monday, April
9Th, o'clock No. Greenwich street, the furniture
purchased within the past consulting q mahogany d
maple chairs modern hall andasts lamps, solar and
te do Busse ingram and carpets glass and Chi
Magraws 800 sofa bedste wardrobe look
dressing bureaus. Freech and other bedstead,
curled hair mattresses paasters childs double CRIB, with
eured hair maass furniture raor stove furniture
kc. Also the kitchen utensils with VIII oh the sale will
Catalogues IN ID Nv, as eod2t*f
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TAKE NOTICE.
THE Subscriber having made and consdera
ply ehargse ms now redy % 40 all kinds oil
BILE terms. the 8. otest notice.
N. B.-To Sadden and othen-00 Of names hand
for sale. @, BROADhURST.
a22 lm%m 4 Spring
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THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. 81 VAL street, City Of Nev York.
CAPITAL STOCK $2l0 all paid ia cash and
~ invested according to the provisions OF charter.
Company has been in business years. and that
tim. has paid losses by fire upwards OF $3.50 600.
The Of the Company exceed capital stock
than S25. 900.
Insurance loss damage by Fire effected appl
cation AZ reasonable terms.
R. A. READING, Pfesident.
ai9 lminssm ID. F. CURRY, Secretary.
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AUCTION NOTICE,

AUCIlON NOTICE.
EUkNlTUkE-Ths Day. at 10 O'clock at 80 Ann street.
GOOD hou'ehold Furniture, from private families, consist
ing Of mahogany sofas chairs and God do maple aud
rosewood DO mahosany dressing bureau 'n and painted
secretary mahogany tables work do mahogany rocker mat.
tres, paillasses aud beds
Also, grand action panoforte.
Also large lot Of kitchen furniture glass and plated ware
a23 lter JOHN SNlfFIN. Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ENGLISH PLANTS AT
AUCTION.
LEVY will sell, Wednesday morning. At 10 o'clock
IA No 1913 Broadway extensive collection of Plants
Just received per ship Queer Of The Wet from England
ise,sa oy hors. ana nave arrived here u as fine
ss Of every variety Of Roses. Of which
Carnations; Dahlias Of vcriees; Flower Roots and
Seeds Oament Shrubbery with various other Plants
numerous detail worthy the attention Of all who wish
their grounds. AIS Arr