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Died
Yesterday, April 80. Of consumption, Mr. WALTER
HUME son Of the late Captain James Hume Of Scotland
End OF the firm Of Tooker & Hume, merchant tailors
corner Of Greenwich and Courtlandt streets
The relatives and friends of the family and the mem.
bers OF Harmony Lodge, No. a., and the Mount Sinai
Encsmpment OF the /. o. f. arc respectfully in.
vited to attend his funeral at two r this day from the
mouse Of his sister, No Is Sixth His remains
Will be taken for interment to Oyster Bay township L.
l., persLong Island Railroad, from the South Ferry
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AMERICA! OREGON ENGLAND!

ITO the Inhabitants Of the whole boundIes
yorr owS wei,re that By calling at the Nsw York Coffee
Saloon, No 27 Fulton 0ecnwich, where
will only find all The sdibes served up far exceeding
oil place Of the kind but much plate the price
Also, will find spacious and airy where
take your meals with all the comfort imaginable either break
fast dianer supper, fro givea
Arrn saw Il tine on passiss by inst drop In and tsst
the qualify and judge Of the quantity and Tor
sataiacuou.
Opsu Sundays. AZ im.r
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SPKING GOODS


WIN. Y JENNINGS CO., Diapers and Tsilors, Import
w en Of Cloths Cassmers, Veetngs, Fancy Dress Art
elcs &C. Broadway opposite the Fountain prepared
for the trade with the most extensive assortment Of
goods they offered French
and Engiish cloths cssme stycs; vestings
variety which will be made ordef through the
prices have character to the establishment
for moderate charges.
In reference 90 psntaloons which few excel
could observe that the attention directed to this department
offer those who appreciate
fit, combining and elegance.
h addition to the usual asortment Of goods kept bv the
trade wehave always hand dress and ock bu
siness and fancy dress articles including scarf
handkechefs Gloves suspenders, linen and muslin Shirts
collars, bosoms, &C. aA lnsr
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..AAcAARlg;,

H. T. WILLARD W. W. SHIRLEY, Auetioneers,
ys their per:sssl sitsssion 20 he Sale q honss
stsck ofCIockey. Dry Goods Grocery and
sales OF Real Estate the Merchan Exchan Also ol-
8 SALES ROOM. IS; BRoADWAY, until May LIST, whea
they will move 20 The spacious No. WALL street late
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Interesting from Washington.

Our private accounts from Washington are not Of
the most encouraging character respects the early
adjustment OF the Oregon controversy. Mr. Polk is
now placed in most embarrassing attitude between
the two wings of his party-the 81 ~ men, and the
10 men; and we doubt whether he possesses the
moral courage or magnanimiy to rise above such
influences.
Mr.. Haywood and his friends, on the one side,
and General Cass and his supports RS on the other,
are constantly visiting the President. II Is suppos-
ed by some that the " notice" will be communica-
ted to Mr. Pakenham-by others, that it will be sent
to Mr.. McLane, to be by him presented to the Bri-
tlsh Minister, coupled with an invitation to nego-
tate. On the other hand, the Presidents Town
organ" calls and camors for Congress TO pass all
the Oregon Observation-Disclosures for taking legal
and military possession Of Oregon : establishing
mails-block- s-forts-courts, and general in
rlsdlcnon. The organ, however, does not specify
how far north-49 or 81 4O-these measures are 10
operate in the territory We do not believe that
any OF these measures can pass the Senate till the
negotiation has been closed
We have rumors that battle had taken place on
the lilo Grande, and that General Taylor had met
with reverse. The departure of General Worth
from the army has gwen rise to rumors of dissen.
sions IN the American camp. II General TAYLOR
should be defeated, Mr.. Polk and his administra-
ton would be execfated defeat of the Amer
can army on the Rio Grande would almost cause an
immediate and voluntary invasion of Mexico
Thousands Of the Western rifemen would rush to
the Rio Grande, and probably to Mexico The in
terest for news IL intense
As to the financial and commercial measures be-
fore Congress, nothing is certan-nething definite.
The administration of Mr.. Polk is reaching crisis.
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MUCH LOWER than the General friess.=yACOI YAM
streets e cheapest shoaabls gsnsieen ana boy eoshng
estzblishnsnf IN New York
NJ Hnndssds Of gsrDesss ready made, which will bs
sois Wholesale o. rssaiI, vssy Gy M lnsse
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS

UALLEhf OF OIL fAiNIINOS,
WhICH includes his immense stock oil Books, Paintings,
W Engravings, Fancy Staonsry Drawings, Drawing Ma
teas Mnsic &c., be found the second hoor,
up flight ofeasy thaving leased the first floor
thing will be- sold low prices and many mach below
The prices being DESTROYS Of closing up a.
sble his Book Department
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
In Quantitles.
Purchasers invited call and examine his New Rooms.
No. 2o3 Broadway, second floor ais eodexs tire
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SMALL STORES FOR THE NAVY.

to b ssdS..sa rrops. s e.
o'clock. for the supply small store. the he
ssln
yr .uns s aas e. 's
,rsls; will SSse. .Ssh ma 4 tn: B
E,Gd ss,y g; BE-; sss.
g sy. s BILE
,sntsd to IN and The Isu SSa: on ns s
approved sures will be required for the faithful
BaaE proposals. containing list Of the articles may DO oh.
Brushes. shsviag each Needles, sewing, assorted
sIa.Ss: Fen: sSps
Ba;'on. asy, ia single cases. each
Bsss%as. s'si Alb cakes: SOAP per-
ccomSs coarse .peIdos soap snayDs 10 eskss d3s
lotion spoois OIL. DO Scnson. each
cotton each TSIssd black whit: and Sias
jastays.. ;.:...... T.ps, black and white. dos
Lookinf stssses.. 90 AhimDies. each
A Navy h sHs A NJ, ....
Dc ':'s I'D PEPPER Vi" be
SEAhED roeo nhE i5 M4 Ivy,
4 ss Be ss y d.
Rs,f a. M nv, .hs
yeg-bles 10 the best quality the msrse aord mast
viii s' e
Navy Agents Once. New YorL. Aprilas, lse
Las lawew eF &c Navy Agent
WHOLESALE HARDWARE DEALERS.
THE subscriber offers the trade, a tng advance on
be % :r;n sS%p Of q psi =
superior seating .i.s.: ..o trace race
log and OK chains. vices bed frying pans knob and
IRON squares bolts, spoons, &c &c
auMwGFaissrc IS Joha 81 MP .taiu.
HARDWARE AT AGENTS. PRICES.
Agent for severe.
at consult hs own interest y
s iss ::.s ss sisss ii %is ss ccs; szI,
Tsss sSa I:a Gs.s cast steel
e S Sss:s f yis:: KS e: fsss,
:o Frying Pans. Bed Screws. Caadlcscls Bolts Spoons,
f'a ol'''' raa Trunk Locks SS5G f2nis "
m2 lm.MW9F-me No $ john street an .t.in
LOST TEETH.
LII those who have been 10 unfortunate az to lose their
r. q. sai s:s.S: Ys:
Rsss I'd .aS
r':s :S "a Tssi least
BRow 30 usual
above Climbers street. and ne1to Stewart kCo marble
who cannot call during the day, a2s 3tseodsrc
MR.. THOMAS STARKEY, OF BIRMINGHAM,
ENGLAND.
nv +; B. returns to Europe the 10th May; inform him
w where he can send letter. with enclosure,
a3o 2t-rc
ALEXANDER'S TkICOBAPHE;
NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a
Liquid Dye, which eousy changes color Of
the hair 70 beautiful brown black without injury the
hair or skim The great superiority Of this Dye s
easy mode Of application and eaec other
superior excellence viii be apparent 70 every one upon
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun:-ALExANpxR's
TRcoBAPHE-The effect Of the the hair truly as
onshing Il was tried in office, and the change
from gray to black instantaneous
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily of our
have recently applied to their hair valuable
Liquid Dye known Aexanders Teobsphe-a new and val
uable discovery; and has failed produce the
whmkers. i impa!ts beagtlfal brown blsek color
Ho9se and es Broadway. ccr1sr 18th street; AsPinwaI
William johnson, Moore Taylor, 81 Maiden lane j. w.
Wright Co. Cedar street; and principal Druggists
throughout the United States, o. Of sole agents,
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GREENWICH THEATRE,
Corner Of TARICK& CHARLTON STREETS
Sole Proprietos Messrs. MYERS TOMLINsON
Acting and sag. Manager a M1EKS
Deputy Treasurer rs RTESHMpLRaN x
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
orshsssra Boxes iXdmi..;icpj Zach
Bsieoay ..... tFint Teri. 49,. 80. 50 cts.
P a.. ........ CT:
This Evening,
.h'p'' KING cH al kf1GEEsi II. with
Captain N c Ss;s,n
""' HiG:;r Which Miss Julia Drake
a, ABE! BEAUTY SuII AND THE BEAST;
Gt Alesnie rump... Mr. II Chapman
b Ssss Suili W., Gsi S,a:a
Cap. ropA.ar! THE :. COLLEGE so M; \ ch..m,,
Door. open io'ecei-caI,aia rise: al " oc ac pro-
20. Office op.a daily from 10 AM. TO O'Clock PM when
onsppiicaon to Mr. Draper q u'Ae" pa'cna'eo
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
Chambers street.
Friday and Saturday, May 1st and I'D.
FOB EEE EES Sid M!SsE ESsaan
Door opea at Ito commence at 8 O'Clock:
CASTLE GARDEN.
The Proprete above splendid establishment. have
made '''''s'" TVS s.
Sunday Ao.rn nc take place r on ,,,
UPGn which occasion, the GRAND ORCHESTRA Of this
sseabli,hmert will perform selection Of Sacred Music
~ s wnGf b.
PROGRAMME.
- PART =.
!. vIano OyeItuIe .......s.. .hlliwoda
Grand Chorus Euryanihs =. -. -. Won Weber
Grand nv.urr. - M.-.L...
s on Noun; Sinai Ft nsae sssasa
QUINTET soo0.s
osiss5 4. x Ami ~ s.sS; I've .s
ss'' s. ~
an . K. % %
snss: Is be found for hos,
THEATRICAL NOTICE.
AIDES and Gentlemen Of pro1s:.ion.l experience
x. s'% ss %
70 % M,de By postpaid letters ony, Mr. George Skere
N, Are ''' '''' : TH0s B. DEg "a: a:s:..,
MR.. EDWARD {; WALKER
AS the honor that he will give HIS yt Con-
cert H;E ySi5 Tfp;;s. EiE;ssPss Nay ' tho
on which xsaos # aR ;s fFhHSR FORTE
Nj NJ y d i ESSSHs' i .ss
Tickets 50 eents-To be had at the usual places.
Doors open GI-Concert commences at o'clock.
MI 5tis-r
ANIMAL MAGNETISM, WITH NEW EXPE-
RIMENTS.
M. HORNER, by request, will give another lie cture
with wondorful erments the above science this
evening Crotoa Hail. o'clock Master Gilbert,
with hve other subjects, will be mssnerixed.
Admittance, l21f cents. MI lite
OPERA HOUSE.
PROPORTIONS for renting the Opera House and Arcade
Bath in Cha mbers street. will be Leonard
street, or - South street, mp stairs as lwsrc
TO VOCALIsTs. MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRI
CAL PROFESSION.
" CORBYN, Manager OF the Swiss Bell Ringers,
specially informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical profesons that he will have fulfilled his engage
ment with the above band in few weeks and tenders his
vices travelling agent % musical professor band
pagy Of artists Of acknowledge talent about 10 travel
Having competed his second tour throughout the United
sstss Oh: Csnsd Texas and the Island q Cuba during
which he visited almost section Of those
and made himself practically with those detail, and
he believes that his services will advantageous acy
party with whom he may engage.
addressed W Corbyn Manager Of tho Swiss Bell
Ringers Of So Smith, Esq theatre b Louis Mo-,
nailed prior 70 May 10TH and prepaid will with prompt
attention at thai time ais tire
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WASHINGTON, April ~, 1876.
The Mail Contractors, $c-May BaAs-Ik Tariff
Far-Ihe Odd Fsiioscs
Lots Of mail contractors are IN town for the let
tings, now open. Tomorrow they visit the Presi-
dent at IL o'clock. In the evening they give sup
per at Coeman's, of the proceedings at which you
shall be duly advised.
Carusi gives grand May ball at his saloon on the
7th. From the excellent style in which he always
gets up these things and from the number Of beau
tfu young creatures always collected there such
occasions, we anticipate delightful time Monsieur
Liable also gives one OF his stylish May celebrations
about the same time.
On the 10th Of the month the great National Fair
commences with US. The mammoth building
is perfect Noah's ark in dimensions, being about
600 feet long, including its two divisions, and some
80 odd feet wide. They are now covering 1t with
osnaburg, IN addition to boarded roof, and we
believe it is to be whitewashed. Some, indeed,
presume to say that the whole affair ia a white
washing concern Of the tariff OF AZ It is also pro-
posed that they shall give ball and supper in this
big building during the fair and it would be sight
worth seeing to see some two thousand people
dancing under one root, and all at the same time.
On the 18th OF May the Odd Fellows dedicate
their majestic hall, just completed, and they will,
also, on the occasion, give grand ball
Welsh Mann and Delavan's circus, after perform
ing here week and two days, to several thousand
people, every night, struck their tents and moved
over to Georgetown to- day. Delightful rains BoB.
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PRACTICAL BOOK
"a CEDAR STREET


re MARSH Accountant, author Of III. Science Of
- Double Entry Bockke Simplfed, and the Art of
bingie Entry Bookkeeping IMPROVED
SOUHSE OF INSrRUCTION-Thep public is respect
oy informed and assured that the plan pursued by Mr.
msr:h ~ teaching that important branch truly course Of
the theory.
D. pssepeaiy usefa and particular know
cd by lectures. ~ - ''' -
~ Iopn nsnluly instructed and well exercised in
booss n Condactug and Closins in max
nx GUY I1 oAisnces Balance Sheets, Accounts, Current
hscoaat Sass ana ~ Calculating Discount Pros
He becomes familiar actual uss Vim ali hs hnns con-
sltunE seti and pe1on good capacity will BY this
and will receive certi6chts to that effect. - :
with terms, obtained at the Rooms from A.
W. 20 : .ln. a22 lm,rh
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WRAPPING PAPER.
0(Nl0 REAMS Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper, Crown
OOVV and Double Crown inst received aud for sale by
PERSSE BROOKS,
ais linn IS aud 81 Nassau
II M. WEsTERN has removed his Law Once from 81
H. Wall street No 25 Broadway opposite the Fountain.
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KITCHEN RANGES.
Mrs, TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANlEa

JOHN WHITAKER
IF JOHN WHITAKER, late Of Thorp,ncu 6hptsas Ye'k-
shre England, will call upon the subscribers, or Will Tor.
ward 70 them be address BY mail b will e.51 something o.
all im.rc HENRY COGGILL CO, 80 Pearl II
GENulNE HAVANA bk0ARs q the new brand ~
,. MANCHO, 1t Is tstoa street,
81 lm,re Spanish Hcts ssars
TwINES|lH bsles Eaglish, Br1por, 5essns, Herring
h2m 3h BE- tiso. Obs sail TvPS q very ssPss. sa-
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EX-


ken, aad then walk to the Elysian Fields,
.slong the exceedingly picturesque shores Of
the place. will prove the most easily accomplished and sc
all raral that be made from the
in leaf, and the soil covered witha rica turf
The Walks excellent order having been considerably
embeils1ed the present spring
The ferry from Barclay Canal and Christopher sts.
eompletsy fitted with awnings and seats.
Night Boats from Hoboken to Barclay street until II
o'clock.
ferriass sk cents mi sm.r
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The Senate, to-day, were engaged in the discus.
sion OF the bill granting alternate sections Of land
to Michigan, to enable her to complete canal and
railroad which she has commenced, and stopped for
want Of funds. The bill grants over a million of
acres. After proracted debate, 1t was passed to a
third reading by alarge majority
The House passed the bill for the Smithsonian in
stitution, converting it from Lyceum to Library
ANY project gentlemen, that will carry out the OBJ.
ject OF the donor in "the diffusion of knowledge
among men" See your reporters reports for both
Houses-the Senate debate will be found partcu.
larry interesting, it involves the subject Of inter-
nal improve ments and State debts.
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SHEET RRASS
]. MlNOT

J. MINOT
REGS leave inform Public that he has taken large
~ ard commodous four brick house. pleasantly situs
tso 70 ~ so e.: SIDE street one
Clerks in New York will fad very convenient al for
gentlemen and their wives large and airy with
tries attached The house and newly furushed
throughout, and terms moderate.
BROOKLYN, April %. 1886. ay0 2tFr
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FOR SALE CHEAP

FOR SALE CHEAP.
o. PAIR Of fine Carriage Hores, perfectly kind
And gentle a sinals or double hsrness, color grey,
ssixeen hands gh and very fast, sold for OF
Apply to Diks stable Mercer street. At No Bleeck
COMFY ISLAND PAVILION.
One undivided part Of the lease, fixtures, &C., of
E: the above establishment for four from the first Of
gene rally, that comment il deemed unnecessary.
DAVID L. WHEELER,
81 Wall street
ala 2tawis7w or Of ALONZO REED
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leaa and the said Board shall have power 70 appoint
clerk; to aid IN the performance Of it, duties.
Aud be further resolved That the said Commission
ers and Secretary shall receive the alton
for their services provided for the similar
BY the act Of juno 18th, 1870.
And be further resolved, That the Prssidsn' shall
have and exercise the same to the contg
expenses Of said Board as s ided in and by act
and that tho shall be paid out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
These resolutions were read and referred 10 a
proper committee, who will report upon them short
". To have delayed action upon this subject SO
long, is any thing but reputable to the government
:, Old Richard NJ Johnson is here large as life.
His friends intend bringing him out as an indepen-
dent candidate Tor the presidency in l646. circu-
lar 10 all his friends throughout the United States il
being prepared, and will be very soon printed and
issued among them. We shall have some five or
six scrub nags on the course l848, if the demo-
cratic party be not able TO settle down quietly 10
nomination in q national caucus otherwise called
Baltimore Convention.
The wings are talking Of taking up J. J. Critten-
den, OF kentucky, as their candidate but General
SCOTS friends that it would not be fair to run
a new man against the General, who has already
received very pretty vote tor that office from the
Harrsburgh convention Of 1910. Miller's manners,
or every man In his turn, they say, ID the way of
doing things.
A short but tart debate sprung up in the Senate
yesterday, between Mr.. Benton, John Davis, aud
others, upon private claim, involving the principle
OF granting licenses by the British government to
American merchants, during our last war with that
country. There seemed to be a lack OF information
on tnat subject on the part OF some honorable SEN
ators, who said that the British consuls in this
try at the time issued them. This was absurd, for
no consul could exercise his functions here while
we were at war with the government he represent.
ed The way It was done was this-I speak for
Norfolk, Va, where have long resided A mer-
chant in that city named W. was commissioned by
Admiral Sawyer, who was stationed At Halifax, N.
D., to sell them to su0h merchants and shippers az
wanted them. The vessels thus licensed cleared
for Portugal, but were destined for England. Gen.
Taylor, during the war OF 1917, sezed two vessels
IN the port Of Norfolk thus laden for the enemy
Such Is the way it was done. ARIEL.
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THE Subscriber having made arrangements. and scnsdea
blv ENLARGED his premises ready 70 do all kinds
Blacksmith asd Machine work general on the most reasons
Die terms, the q ortsst notice. -
NB.-To sadden and othsn-loo sets Of hamss op hand
for sale. O. bHOAphuhSI,
az2 lm.m Si ~ SprIng st
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KIDD STUCK.
TIE Advertise about leaving the city, offer. for sale
73per cent DISCOUNT dollars per shared shares Of
valuable stock sigssd by Abram q. Thompson Receiver
No Wall st. where apply for any information
on the subject Application be made to
GREEN & MERCER
MI His*lc cor. Nassau and Ann SIS.
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.
M THE SUBSCRIBERS. Patentees and Manufactures
Of the Neapolitan Bonnet, prepared supply the
trade with their nmitabe Neapolians, for which they
silver medals the last Fai Of the Am
Insute which for STYLE and finish unsurpassed
They warrant them alter and clean eqsa Apply
PATTlbON. NOE CO, Is Delaney st.,
fmissr Vvse 4 aous corner Plnea nd PearI
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Nv nv Cor furthrr particulars 90 Dr.. CHI p MONTH";
10 r ese. No letters saksa rom the Once un!sss they
are posi- pad "
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having any east OF CLOTHING
IL furniture dispose Of obtain fair cash price foI
the by sending for the his residence
90 street. through the Post Oce which will be
lunctually attended to. NJ y. COHEN.
~. B-Ladics be ended to by Mrs. NJ. B. COHEN.
az Iunsr
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$40 REWARD.

ST0LEN ruesdsy evening" he sab aIt one hns Gold
- Chain, Lockse and large Breast Pn, with large
stone They taken from the heuse Il Phsbs Doy No.
them II offered for sale pawn Ths chain has small topaz
slide on it. Please sddrrss us the oce Of the Herald,
blxshe, Allen. m ltsr
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MIR. EDWARD L. WALKER
AS the honor that be will give HIS
Ia New York Tuesday evening" May 5th, the
BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
on which oceasi n he will perform on as patent
HARMONIC GRAND PIANO FORTE,
made expressly r him by Chieksng He will be assisted by
Miss JULIA l.. NORTHALL.
Mr.. w. j. DAVIS, and
Mr. GEORGE LODER.
Tickets 50 cents-To be had at the usual places.
Door: open at 7-Concert commences at o'clock.
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GENTLEMEN'S SHAVING, SHAMPOOING,
AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON
New York, May 1, Isl6.

pAKET stIf UTiCA for Havrs will b detained until
Saturday morning. ID u o'clock precsely No
North Ihe mail will Close the Post Once. and
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NOTICE hereby given all psrsons having bought ston
IN from Lainbeers Quarry 1t Kpps Bay, formerly oceu
ped by Messr. Mott Kpowon that the accounts II n
Qury viii be settsd BY r. H. Lsmbeer q the One q u
Quarry. WILLIAM LAlMbEEh
Dated this 10th day Of April 1915. s1s im.rc
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SPECTACLE CASE MANDATORY.
No. 81 Fulton street,
NEW YORK..
CONSTANTLY ON hand large supply 1the above Arti.
~ cles by the gloss DOZEN Country mechants suppyed
at short notice. +. DUNN.
m
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Sc Easena los Esfranrros FL Lngtes
THE FRENCH AND SPANISH Languages, also AIee-
bra, Geometry, Surveying. Navigasoo and bookkeeping
expedousy and ehectually taught moderate
Private lessons adults their residences,
schools attended References highest
mil In. IA(3O D. MAURICE. III Cansl'sf
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PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
II BLANCHARD has the honor inform his friends and
the public that the above establishment having re-
famine. and parties Tho wh to engage spaIt@snts during
between the h and the 2oth Of May Of which notice
will be given. Al ivsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-01

SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
EcxCELLENT Winter Bleaehsd Sperm OIL at 81 rsIl;
~ Bicac he'd Solar OIL IS prime article sperm
candles Al cents per pound Families bosrdioe house and
he invited to call and examine the above before
purchasing. For sale oy ~ E0WLhk,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-01

OfINA HALL,
BROADWAY, CORNER CHAMBERS STREET.
THIS is a complete furnishing China and Glass establish
i ment.
White French China Dining Sets, ISL pieces for ST So
Fine White China Tea Sets complete, pieces Tor only :.
u complete and extensive stock Of all kinds Of Chin
and Glass equally cheap, for cash only J. KERR
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