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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
1n0ia Rnhbcr Goods.

pASE FRAUD-Buyers and dealers in our SHRED
- Goods informed that the bands and labels the
ends of our boxes have been countered by acean
individual snd that large quantities of spurious goods
with such labels &c sold in the auction rooms and 9th
erwse. HI such ease c0unteIts. We have sold
goods auction they cumsnd resdy buyers at pm
vse sale In few days we wi have prepared new labels
&c the coun.-eltirg which will be criminal offence
any Suspenders the stock shall have been
sold, labeled "Al eghania' are counterfeit.
FORD co Manufacturers of Goodyear's
m26 wis Shrred Goods, ie7 Pesrlst
GOODYEAlt'S Patent Metallic Machine Banding
VI Manufacturers and others In want of machine bands or
driving belts can furnished by the subscriber al the short
notice. with any desired width or length Thou; being
subjected the necessity of Visiting from six 10 len days
for the completion of sn order.
MP GEORGE BEECHER. 100 Broadway.
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AnugktuentE.

a NIERICAN NUSEUM-Every Day and Evening
t1ihs week. commencing Monday. March 3. 1856
Splendid performances every Evening A. half past 7
o'clock, and Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons S
O'Clock No admittarcs for females Of Known bad eharsc
Ter or other improper Those Scripture Ossovtng
se~s VIII be continued another week. and exhibited a.
with the other attractive features OF the
DILL On siondaJ and Tuesday. Thursday and Friday amer
Moons al CLOCK tev will be exhibitsd In connection
with other Dissolv!ng Vlews and the HvdroOxypen Nj
croscore, for The accommodation who desire see
ing them independent Of other performances In addition
The Manager has r.eng esed. for III only Hnstef
Simpson The wonderful little Drummer, whs produced
such sensaon weeS he Is ouy years old, and beais
the drum wiki the astonishing perfection and
Also engaged the renowned Yankee Comedian Great West;
er long known and great 'svorite at This establishment
h will appear1 his Incompatible buresaIe lecture on AMI
mai Magnetism, with the most sughabe experiments also,
in his Imitation of the Locomotive Engine, accompanied
with nimtabis Yankee Story and Dance Pete Morris,
Comic Singer Miss Elizabeth, Juvenile Voeafst Italian
Fantocin $50 splendid Porsts OF tie Great Men Of Amer
ica Mad. Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller Admission
IS cents Children under 10. l2i eerge. mss
r PARKER,S ANNUAL Exhibition BsiL-Mr
PARKER has the honor 20 announce 10 bis eods and
the public his Annual Exhibition Ball will take place on
Monday the SUth OF March, At Sihlos Saloon; which
occasion will be brought forward between % and SO Fancy
Dances, beside all the and fashionable Ballroom
Waltz Oladrls and the Polka. which will form the greatest
display Mr. P hss bad the honor bring before the public
Particulars given ia the bills snj future advertisements
Tickets for admission 81. 10 sdits gentleman and lady
ladies' and chldrens tickets 30 cents. which can be
obtained Al Nlblos Saloon. Loveny's HOTEL TnmInany
Hail. North American and q; Mr.. Ps residence, 20' Bow.
ery m2T StisN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
NEW CARPETINGS,
Floor on Cloths, &c. for the Spring trad

C.
SMITH LouNsBERaY, 448 PEARL-sT OPPOSITE WILLIAM
RE NOW DAILY RECEIVING their supplies OF Car
a pengs fer the Spring trade embracing all of the laes,
and patterns many Of which entirely new and
surpassed for elegance The assortment comprises Royal
Brussels Three Ply Imperial Double Super Super6ne and
Fire Ingram Csrpstinys Floor Oil Cloths from to "A feet
wide without senm old and well seasoned Venetian Car
Mat,nes Table and Pisno Covers with general assert
ment or oil other articles connected with the trade
Persona about furnishing private residences hotels steam
boats and lodge rooms win find IL decidedly their advBn
age 20 examine This before making their seec
ons as Offering such Inducements rarely
be met with Az experienced npholsterer 10 constant
poy and 6t carpets and oil cloths at the shortest
L. rnIa ouyi.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
General Notices.

- C.utiou-The public would do " ell 10 be on their
pard ayanst reteded dget for Country Newspaper
II known some persons endea-oring 10 palm er
themselves authorized, when they ms Sis
sovereign Remedy for the following Dis
Any person afflicted win pains ga cling sblirdnes
sores spinal weeknesS constipation OF The bowes bronch
It's piles, sula bite swellings scars fever soFes, SAL
rheum cancer tic dooreux strains. pain of he side and
back, external Inflammation can have all these and
any other Bcou removed which Is beyond the contro oil
any skill or medicine otherw &c known.
CAurIoN.-Tbe public cautioned sgains: purchasing
Magical Pain Extractor OF COnsiock Co hey are
my agents neither DO sell them any. General Depot
for the sale of the only genuine Magical PAN EXTRACTOR Ia
Fuon-st Sun Building, N. Y. HENRY DALLE1.
New-YorE Doh March 1876 me- Cts
e Sales of Household Furniture and other
Property.-F. Cotton Co. viii give their persona alien
non So Household Furniture durogthe present
either their residences or 81 the stores
No. rs Fulton or 81 ADn.st
II Furniture houghtn pTttorred MA iHiis
~ The Human Hair-li is SD established fact
Whatever ignorant empires say 10 the conuary-h a az
oils greaaes pomatums any article oil sHlsr
are positively Injurious 10 hair ha shows any sgupto OF
CLIREHTGH'S PATENT TRICOPHEROUS
ia The only article invented that will prevent aud cure
Badness Grey Hair and entirely remove Seur and pand
rlf IL will streng the weakest hair; give 10 II so
glossy appearance and produces beautiful MOVING Ours
out the dryirr properies OF The or the greasy appear
ance OF The other lie virtues established beyond rev
or dispute y equally beneficial for The infant as IS Tor
the sd1t and ia only recommended bu is IN oJ use
hest families all the couury while the nobility OF Eng
land aud France nothing else II Havana Mexico nno
Brazil superseded The OF every Diner aTce or
preserving hair and cleansing the rkh 80 necessary Tor
comfort u q warm climate
CLiREHUGH's Principal Once 2O5 Broadway, next to
Fniion.st mia luis
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ny sebring,s Restoratiye.-This p,es.a

~ Sebring's Resforative.-This pleasant medi-
cine ia peversinng remedy for Dyspepsia and Nervous
Affections lts certain for Sick AT Nervous Head
aches and excellent preventive of Cosveness and Low
Spirits II morbid slate Of the hillary organs and
IS very eicacious in relieving Fsulency Coles and SIM
liar complaints OF the Stomach and Bowels Ii speedily
promotes the OF strength and activity in all
Debility; healthy appetite, where this greatest
blessings deficient and, natural consequence gves
tone and vgor TO the whole system.
Sold wholesale and retail by A r. D. Sands 20 Fulton
street. also as Broadway and II Ess, Broadway Sold
also by Rushlon Co Ito Broadway 10 Asior House. and
Broadway. corner Of Foureentls,. and by
mSniseodf CODDlNGTON sos Hudson.si.
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SCHOOLS.

SIEyy BRIGHTON Classical and Military Academy.
lN-The semi annual Eocitionsry and Military Exercises
viii take place Palm0s Opera House Moncay even
ing March SON. O'Clock precisely The friends OF
OF the young Gentlemen and of Education respectfully
invited Tickets of admission he obt4ned al
the Boakstore of M-ssrs r. Lockwood Son. All Broad
way. M 6 Sis w. H. DUFF, a. NJ. Principal.
MIR. EgUSG'S English and Classical Institute, No.
Tas5 Fourth-s This school for the six months has
been completely hled and numerous applications for az
mission have rejected for The of The at
duon of another spacious room will admit OF an ia
creased number of pupils. The French Spanish German
and Italian languages taught by able instructors without
charge Circulars and references may be obsned al
the M ST
DOR SALE-The New Btiehton Collegiate School
In consequence OF thu continued illness OF The Principal
This Institution household and school furniture, being
full accommodations for the family Of the Principal and forty
pupils will he offered for sale by auction about the 7 April
unless disposed OF private safe. Particulars may be oh
tanned at Office Of The school, No 1872 Broadway, N v
or nj the School in New Brighton, Staten Island.
New. Brighton. March y. 1876 m27 3ustMSW
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MUSIC,

1OSlC.
M DUMSOAY, No. So Bonc-al, near the Bowery, Pro-
w. essor the Guitar, Sngug Accordeon and Violin,
leach Ladies and Gentlemen at their Ies
dences, IN all parts Of New-fork City, with much facility
Terms reasonable. Apply at IS Bona.st mia Inn
DIANO-FORTE AND SINGING.-hr. MOB.
Z LEY tpupil OF the celebrated Creveli, and SIR g.
Smart respectfully announces that 10 prepared to give
Lessons in the above branches al her residence 81 Frank
Inst Tor that OF her pups reasonable terms Mrs 81
ready teach School Casses In The City or Country
1y,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In The packa ship St Patrick from LirepOOl-Mr Kahn
of Canada, $50 in the Storage
In the ship Sultana from NsD Orleans-Mrs Hall, Mira
Rainier and 10 steerage,
In the ship Ne,c York from Cddriestoa-Miss King q
w Cose lady and child Brewlet lady and c6h l !;
Messrs w Gould, w Davis, Hu,chinson n!
Fraser, w Rush Fl Sprague, Francis, D. hf al =
w Bredgeley. -, H.,
b, The ship Ca;harine from Charleston" hooIa'
Fish NJ Cunian w Williams, II Harrington ana - In
' In ' Il. 5eTi Henry Har5ees from 'o,'eaas-H W
Theall of Newfork.
=, n, br;a Manhattan from Apaachioola-Mr Glandell
and adv. Can't c Hall Thos Il Terry. Harvey c
Eurd and in the steerage one born on the passage
IN The 6rig Wilson Fuller from Sarannah-John Nj
PARK and lady Geergana Park Miss Susannah Park
Ms Graham aud aervant, Mr. Thos Chauncy Mr. Louis
Altu,yer, Mrs Lowell and 81 in the Storage.
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MARRIED:

On Thursday. goth inst by Rev. David B. Coe, Mr.
BENJAMIN S. HILL 10 Miss ELIZABETH 8. JONES,
all of New.York.
To New Haven, CT. and Bennington, VT papers
please copy.
At Cooperstown, Otsego County, the 2lst inst Mr.
HENRY l. HOYT of this city, TO Miss ANNA, daug liter
Of VIM Nichols, Esq of the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

sFGentlemen's ants-Spring Fashion.-BIRD,
cor Pine and Nassau staGea,enens Hats OF the Spring
pattern uniting much elegance aud beauty OF style sre now
ready for examination and ssle by tho subscriber.
mh2O lm;s- BIRD. Cor. Pine and Nassau siE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
PASSENGERS SAILED,

IN the paeke, ship Hotttnguer for Lturpool-Mr G w
White Mr. Chas Tuckerman, Eew-York; Mrs Burn
ley and family Barnstaole Mass; Mr. urqnhart Montreal
M Charles Ernest Cincinnati; Mr. Mcnamara, Mr. Saml
] Mccormick Canada; Mr. Robt Lambert, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

CROTON LUNCH, In The Basement, corner OF the
" Bowery and Divi,ion-st-Messrs. P. 4 NJ ROOT
would respectfully announce 10 bsir friends and The
public they have prop'etors OF this well known
Temperance Establishment and Head ouarierr and pledgs
themselves 6continue il the principles. They
sure them shs nothing Of It's former comfort and
responsibility by passing into neir hands, and solicit con-
tnuance Of their favors-
Meals be procured 81 all hours of the day and night
until IL P NJ The hes, the market affords will be always
served up the lowest possible rates and The LODGINGS
fonpd clean. airy ard comfortable. M q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

r5r Knox's Fashionable HATS for the ensuing
Spring are now ready for inspection and sale 81 10 Fulton
tbe,ween William and Nassau To those who are not
the OF fsshon but always wish TO look uniform IN
the kind OF Hat they wear which most becoming TO he
can have their made order slavery short notice
mi lruis.
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BELOW.

Ship Edgar McManus of NOrlesns to order
Bark Gibraltar Jordon, I'm NOrleaus, to order.
Brig Eurato Hutchinson, I'm Porto Cabelo, to Hsr-
mony & Co. Alss, ships and barks unknown.
The outward bound packets for Europe are still de-.
tanned in consequence Of Easery weather. Wind ESE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

LEARY & cos

FASHION SPRING, 1916.
fH- The preference universally manifested
for our present style of Genemsns Has hss decided US 10
continue the same for the ensuing season.
LEARY < CO. Hsiters Nos. S, snd Astor House
New York Feb. leh, 1915.
Circulars, descriptive of The peculiarly OF our style for
whrded by addressing us postpaid. Isl us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

" DR.. Woods SarsRparil,n and Wild Cher
70 bttters.This invaluable and stecual remedy Is
clng the wonder OF all who make OF it, sud almost
eusivoy used for 1mputiy of the Blood Dyspepsia Piles
lndgesaon Pmpies and Pustues the face, by our ost
eminent physicians III lha pslsishe OF medicines
Yet It's operations decided and energetic that those
who ever try II will pny other remedy. Sold
wholesale and retail by WYATT X KETCHAM,
ms &us' l2t Ful,on-sl n. y. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

Directly opposite the Howard Hotel
The very liberal patronage which has many years been
extended 10 him his old stand is duly appreciated And
his arrangements such, enable him TO otter
every inducenent Rcoptinuscu OF the His cele
hra.ed Bearcy Castor and Mosttn Hats which are
well known need comneudson will be found sin far
Their improved and besuthed. Also complete assortment
Of genteuens youths and ctliren's caps umbrellas &c
4, moderate prices y y. Gsnemsns Hats of the Spring
fashion are now ready. ssfi siw SMW&R
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THE EYE

THE EYE.
nR. WHEELER, Ocuist No. % Greenwieh-st N T. near
~ the Battery deVotes his exclusive attention 10 diseases
OF the Eye and Ophthsmia Surgery and assures Inc pubic
that the diseases to which
the human eye subject any disorders of that organ which
cannot be essentially relieved cured by him. The vss
ounher undoub,ed testimonials which can be seen al his
office will satisfy the public that his practice not exceeded
either by that OF any other Ocuis In The
United States
CT Office hours from A. NJ. 10 O'Clock, p. NJ, after
which be visits outdoor patients
- Artificial Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms ms Ineods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

70 Notice.-Dr. Van Zandrs celebrated Health RestO-
tive Anti Oyspepiic, and Anti Bilious Calhsrc Ps
cold Al Wyatt Ke,chan's, No l2l SutcnsL Price IS cts
per box. ms inns"
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NEw SPORTING PAPER


ON SATURDAY NEXT will be published-prce Two
OIDollsrs per snnum, four cents uumber-Ne. of
the New-York aud Long Island Weekly Chronicle ard
Sporting Register devoted 10 Racing. Tro;pg Crckeue,
Shooting, Angling, Yachting, &c Printed and published
for the Propretos by j. Finn Co u l42 Nsssaut New
York where orders for papers advertisements and COM
mlpcaons received; and by II Green. news-vender
6et Fuon-st Brooklyn, agent for Long Island IL
THE LATE SHIPwRECKS.
FVSHE NETWORK CHRISTIAN MESSENGER of
this week Rev T. Il. Harriss Sermon preach
ed The Elzabeih-s Universalsi Church. Feb %
casiun of the terrible Shipwrecks in tn OF Feb L.
Single copies tresdy this dsyl 6: cents. Office of Publ
cation 40 suton-st % floor II
yJNHE FISHING SEASON has commenced
" Let those ish who never f.hed before
And those who always fshej, now ash The more"
Trou, tackle for the present season; also Tackle for all
snd all kinds OF fish, in variety tie owet
cash price. For sale, " holesae ana retail, by
me- JOHN ]. BROWNS co. I'D Futon-st
rsNWELFTk-WAED LUMBER-YARD, at the
L foot OF Fifty fouTh-st and Hudson Rivef--The sub
scriber has constantly hand and ia receiving large
OF Lumber of every des which is offered
at The lowest prices ny MA 2wis G. S MOTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

" Spring Styles Hats for IS so, Mt MlLLs's
Us Broadway, Howard Ho,e.--The public will bear IN
mind ihsi the above such bats usually sold for
S. So but higher priced article in fac; S. hat. and al thai
is asked for il is S. so ul25 2wis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
General Notices.

e. Journcymen ShoemRkers ladies branch "A
general meelng will be held this friday morning Ut
O'clock Dunns OF Grand and Elizabeth sis for
the purpose Of settling the question OF st'te All iavor
BILE To advancement o. wages requested TO attend
BY order OF the Society. FENRY BEENY, Secretary.
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CARPETINGS.

rB,E extensive and we'll assorted stock OF the late firm OF
1 w. w. CHESTER CO. consisting o. RoYAL Wit
TON BRUSSELS, THREE-PLy, Ingram anil VENETIAN Cur,
petng Of elegant patterns, and from the most approved
AMERICAN Floor Oil Cloths. for sae at reduced prices al
No, Broad yyay o Dsy-st. ml6 2wis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

ATWATER, GOULD s. co.
nESlRE the attention OF buyer. in this market 10 he
Dstock OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Prces tor
cash acceptable paper she'll he nude satisfactory No II
Wallst Broadway. ~ 2mi'-
BRUNSWICK SHEETINGS-5O bales Bruins
I'D a. sheengs the heaviest brown goods made for SALE
a. l8 and 20 Cedsr-.l 81 floor. T. n. UNDERHILL me-
PORTSMOUTH SHEETiNGS-These goods are
valued both weight scd beauty, being = yds. 10 lb
and made clean May be had manufacturers
price 20 Cedar-st T. ~. UNOERHILL. n27
NASHUA EXTRA SHhErING> are now equal
any of the regular heavy goods and may he had CT
under price at is ana 20 Cedgr-st Cd door.
m27 T. ". UNDERHlLL.
T AWRENCE C, SHEETiNGS-5o baes for sale
L AT sn Cedsr-st T. N. UNDERHILL. m27
UNKNOWN SHEETISGS-The only hne goods
v that are close enouyh TO weigh ID yds for sale
On Cedar.st 2d floor r. N. UNDERHlLL. m27
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QGrpetlng.
V1rpetl1l9.
NEW oARPETINGS,
Floor OIL Cloths, SC. for the Spring T'a3t
R SMITH. ia. { Co.

Floor on Cloths, &C. for TIE Spring TTaat.
R SMITH. ia. Co.
No. 254 Broadway, opposite City Hall.
UIAVE NOW in their warehouse, and constantly
receiving the richest and elegant styles Of Car
petings embracing the patterns. and comprising
variety which for beauty and extent IL entirely
passed Among the may be found the following
kinds OF goods adapted to every mo:e of furnishing viz
Els6ANr FRENCH AuBuSsoS CARPETS.
ESGLisH ADMINISTER.
ROYAL VELVET WILTON, and
TAPESrRIE VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPErIN0s.
oaew and beautiful designs and rich colo superior to
thing before received Three Ply Superhne and Fine In
grAin Carpelings of every variety; Venetans, Plain,
T.ciled ard Damask, OF every quality snd width
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
OF various patterns and description, containing many
rey designs old and veil seasoned readyor imedi.
ste USE together with complete OF all other
ticles connected with the trade.
All persons furnishing private residences, hotels and
steamboats, will find their advantage examine this
assortment OF goods before making their selections these
goods offer at exceedingly low prices me 1mis,
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tl)in0om 5ba0es.

On nNn WINDOW SHADES-COusisting Of ev.
CU,UOO cry style and description Of imported and ID
large small quantities. prices varying from % cents
10 So per pair Merchants upholsieres pedders &c can
ALWAYS select full sud assormens OF Shades and
mornings al Kelly Risefs Exclusive Window Shade
Depot ~ 1871 Chsthamst N. Y.
N. BAH Shades sold al this store are warranted 10
wash aud adhere by transportation.
Remember tine and number.
MOO lrneods kelly & RlkER, i5I Cnaulan-sL
12TISDUW SHADES on new oil preparation, IN
vented manufactured and sod wholesale and retail.
exclusively by H T WEBB so per cent cheaper equally
ory No II Divons 3rd story Of the Sackel Buildings
y. B.-The atore ia +5s Pe4rLst four doors South OF
cnathsm m25 lms'
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MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,

MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor Of Music llaie Orgsnist OF
" DR. CoN's church, begs leave TO inform The Ladies OF
New York and BROOKLYN tina; abe continues TO give lessons
on the Organ Pisno Forte Singing and Composition. 10
Market corner NJ Hsrrv--t. Ss~-York MIC lst'
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LEON DE CALAVAE


lust PUBLIsHED-An Historical Romance, by Dennis
~ Hanngan, author CT The Orange Girl OF Venice" Price
l2i cents.
Thsis OF the most exciting novels that has been pub
l!shed for long time II hiss its origin from that
Cured during dark days of the Spanish nqusou. But
in this luminous century the dark wells OF mystery and
superstition have heen and swept aside by science,
and knowledge the kings whose thrones upheld
by the gigantic hands OF fear and ignorance wrapt
in their ceremens and hid by their ceuo;aphs.
Also Just Published:
Jack Long Snot in the Eye-A true story OF Texas
Border Life. Price 10 cts.
Six Popuisr Songs for Only shilling.
The American Flora, Nos and PA beautiful book OF
flowers. Price q cts.
Lake Superior Copper Mines with Map of the Mineral
Regions, by J. r. ST John, Price 81.
The Ransomed Bride BY Edward w. Weld, author OF
On Soundings and Of. Price % cts
Book Of Parodies-A Remedy for the Blue Devils. Price
%
The Master of Langtord-Au exciting Romance by Mel
vile. Price % cts.
The Young Duke, by d'lsrea. Price q cts.
Alison's Miscellanies hound complete
Wilson's Miscellsnies. Price rs cts.
Jesses Fations by the author OF Kate in Search OF
Husband. Price % cts
Statistics Of the Wooden Manufactures in the u States
By the Proprietor Of the CoDdensng Cards
Booksellers and Country Agents supplied with all the
new puhrat ons s publishers prices
w. II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, Nassai-sL
m26 2,is Office OF Grahams Magazine.
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~ Mosaic Temple of eonor No. is, $. of II.

The members Of this Temple requested I'm comp-
Snce with resoution) 10 meet on Saturday evening
March zSth Tor the transaction OF business, at Columbian
Hail. Grandst 5h story instead Of Bowery q, hslpss
O'Clock. JAMES B. JOHNSON W. c. T.
JAMES BARR, w. X. m27 2tis-
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OARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTH,

CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTH.
No i5i PEARL-sr.
JEFFERSON 4 HUMPHREY have just opened at the
above number large lot of entirely Carpe,iug,
bought expressly for Spring trade, aud will be sold
greatly reduced prices for cash We have
10 new sets Kdmnster Brussels, entirely new.
80 pecep heavy Three ply rich designs and new shadngs
Super6ne fine and common Ingram Csrpengs OF every
description.
Rugs, Dnggets, Table and Piano Covers, Window
Shades &c &c. Also large lot of Heavy Sheet Oil Cloth
from 10 10 50 4 wide, selling cheap.
Our friends and the public respectfully requested 10
cali and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.