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BARNES ON SLAVERY.

lust PUBLISHED, An Inquiry into the Scrpural
Views OF Slavery. by Rev Albert Barnes, Phsdephia
Price 81
Also Reproot Of The American Church, by the B,hop
of Oxford With INTRODUCTION American Churchme
Price Is cents slDgle, So per 100.
Appeal for the Bondwonan 10 her own Sex by Ehza-
be Lloyd. Jr. Philadelphia. Price IS cts.
Home, or The Pilgrim, Fai!h Revived BY Rev {. T..
Touey written In Baltimore JAIL and published Tor the
benefit OF his wife and children. Price 30 Cts
Proceedings and Address Of Lbs Bibe Mission Conven-
tou Il; 5 yrac1s-, in pamphlet form at, IS per 100
Uncors,i uuoraiily OF Slavery, by LSsander spooner
Liberty Minis ire BY u. W. Clark Price 20 CTS.
The Branded Hand. BY Jous Walker. 10 cts
Condensed Anl- Slavery Bible Argument ~ co. WIKI
Office the American and Foreign AatSiave-
~ Society. No. Spruc--sL
prsng of Than 40 Anll-Sav-ry newspaper and
variety Of sni secular papers and periodicals
as Slst WILLIAM HARMED, Pub. Agent, Spruce-st
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TwISS ON THE OREGON QUESTION.
~. Oregon T-rritory-Is History and Discovery, In
Guiding Of the Convention OF the E,curla also
The Treaties and Negotiations between the United S!ses
and Great Brisin-hsd various times for the Settlement
of boundary resnd Examination OF ths whole qles-
ton in respect Facts and the Law OF Nations B. Francis
Twisr D. C. L. Professor OF Political Economy IN The Uni
ver.ity OF Oxford lvo Emo.
This written diguided and impartial style
fail OF commanding the attention OF all interest
ed in The settlement this mportant national question
LATELY PUBLISHED.
History OF Oregon and acknowledgements with =
Geographical View and Map BY Robert Gfeenhow vol
svo 81
Narrative OF the Exploring Expedition 10 the Rocky
Mountains and California By Capt Fremont svo paper
cover IS cents.
C;uz9rs History of the Great Rebellion in England trans
lated by William Hazitt. vol. l2mo. 81 81
Arnod's Life and Correspondence. by the Rev A. r.
Stanley, Il edition. large type vol Svo. 81.
Writings of Hugh S LeRsrc, vols. svo. S..
OCalaghsn's Early History of New-York, $40. 81 So
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WIRE BLINDS and Window Shades The subscr
w her has received per BARK Hudson asrse nyoes
ofWre Window Blinds, comprising aysnely OF beautiful
Landscapes Hunting Scenes &c 10 addition TO the above
The subscriber od-s prices general sssor
Of Psien. OIL Transparent Window snsdt patented
and manufactured exclusively By himself d I. Ebb.
n B.-These Shades a warTsnt1d Tree rom adhesive
ness no, 10 curl and suitable 10 every climate q FAC
lory II Dyision i5s Pesrst four doofs South
Of cb.Ilsm ala 2w-ociz'
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OPPORTUNITY now offers. which very
"A Of occur person OF uDGuesoEable moral char,
scer having capital interest n business
be introduced 10 En2snd hich has teen In op-
ration in This country he- and
with capita. exceeding Ss0re cleared $4,000. The
business will be carried here here secretly The
proprieors tsvug decided that that Is far security
than be obtained by patent II standard business
sud an imperi.hAble article. A gentleman OF 5us
ness talents and habits will be preferred Particulars will
BERT L. MATHEWS, Post Oflc-. New-York.
SMWTkS-
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CIRCULAR
TO THE BOOK TRADE.

CIRCULAR
TO THE BOOK TRADE.
IyENRY LONG 1 BROTBER beg leave TO announce to
The Book Trade hroug toui The United States they
have established Agency a. No. 81 Ann-s New orE,
for The supply OF country orders for every article in the
trade Pub-.rs prices. IL If the intention OF the under
signed 20 The Agency which they PROPOSE 10 establish
and independent branch OF the Book Trade aud
the advantages which will thereby result distant dealers
who require a special care and immediate dispatch be.
stowed pon particular orders will he apparent
The hesison in assuring snch of the
Trade rs may feel disposed s with their business
that their coun4nds will receive attention that must
c.ssarily give perfect satisfaction. II. LONG.
References: e. D. LONG.
Messfs Harper & Brothers.
Wiley L Putnam, NewYork.
Burgess Suinger eco
Carey Hart,
Lea Blanchard Philadelphia
F-rrcit lwls-
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u DIR. Ranning's Body Brnce.-For the re,
System generally particularly OF Dyspepsia Cosveness
Pain In The Stomach and Sides Also, children and adults
who weak tend stoop are fuieued on exercise
and are Inc Tired ~ Lean one elbow.
lady 10 the ladies' department from 10 A.
NJ TO =. NJ. and from TO 8 I. Nj.
Office 4S7 Broadway. mis- Smiseod
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DowLING's RoMANIsM

Just Published. T-nIh Edition
nFTHIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
" wiki 81 spIeGdd cngrsvings illustrative OF RomansE
IL handsome Ornamental binding.
Cbe-v-T. Lecture. on the Pilgrims Progress. Fourth
edition with numerous steel engrayfngk
Neal and elegsrr Bookbinding, IN al ia varieties
z W has In preparation Inc c,ost beautiful snd costly
styles OF Pictorial Bindings Tor Harper Illuminated Bible,
A: lh- Cheap Bookstore and Bindsry, III fu!lcr-sL
Iafistf =. WALKER ia Yu!ior-s-
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GIF FINS
E.IR CuTrIN. z ND DRESSING

ESTABLISHMENT, No. 80 Broadway, opposite Morris
Il ST Cirn -pt respectfully Hcqnstnt ns former
oc-fs 2aoc ihsi ne resumed business
old preTlouI 70 he fra Of
JAW s l5i5 he received liberal s1are Of patronage
To MS former Glrrcs Eaters himself Feed De
s.,c PAL 10 co.e under hand wuc
,,n say, Cone you cannot tsye Jour Hair
NC well al ees Any other place n brost
way and q. hAif the pficr-
a.ir Couss II es shsmpootrz III Cts RAzor7 Honed
l2s
N.B-A rcr, baseuer. % e. tesrabis stand for
Boo; mike 80 Sta
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sDUAk JsNkINs. Aucuoneur

EDUAh JENFI rs. Auctioncof
NIRUSTEE,s SALE of valuable Real Estate, under
The direction OF Floyd Smith Esq Trustee in eonso-
1u.nce of with ths OF sale on tho id
inst and will sold Of the former purchaser
Edgar jenkins will sell Auction, on Saturday, April
s5 IL O'clock the Merchants. Exchange tho follow
Ing valuable property;
No $40 washin tons-The two story frame Building and
Lot, No. 54j washing 81 on the Easerly side " ee
North OF Chsrons said lot being % feet II in 'front.' On
Washln son.s 81 by about % feet deep. Also,
No SIS WashH gton. THE two story frame Building
and Lot known SIS said lot being abou
IL feet from, ana by about b! feet deep Also,
No $40 Green vich.s-The two story brick House and
Lot No $40 Greenwich-st situate the Westerly side
l22 feet Norih OF CnsousL said LOT being IS feel
front aud by about SO feat deep.
FOR full particulars and OF sale special adver
In the Courier and Enquirer aligned FLOYD Smith
Trustee No 834I an lstd5
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EOOD,S POEMS

HOODS POEMS.
IBRARY OF CHOICE READING. No. 81, will be
IL published Saturday, conisiung Poems by Thomas
Hood COLLECTED and edited by his widow elee any print
ed 2ma 10 paper 50 cents or in handsome cloth boards
IS cts
This collection OF Mr. Hoods serious Poems, Ii made
In ulfment OF hi. desire II among his last in
structions TO those who were dearest 10 him"
Much expressed In this opening paragraph OF The brief
and unaffected preface this book Around the deahbed
great genius whose il bears consong ecolec-
thoughtful exercise OF high powers difused
peace resgusoE. No w!sh blot line In iheso
bis bssi and wofthesl efforts troubled his Ply
for erring mercy The weak OF hypocrisy and
bisotry preservation through rough life, of every
harmonzing and tender thought 10 which lis youth gave
birth were the sustaining impulses 10 Ibis desire rs they
are the spirit OF the Poems. Dictenss Daily News
~ The American publishers have ony 10 add that The
Hoods dying request has been gousy OBJ
served in the repuuno line OF The Poems having oeen
omitted All Wi! be found either IN the present volume, or
the recently published Prose and Verse" IL the Library
LATELY PUBLIsHED-Prose ard Ferfe; By Thomas
Hood. In parts, ST. cents each, or in elegant volume
I2mo. 81.
Also now REApY-Hoods Poems, snd the Prose and
Verse bound Ia one handsome volume and forming the
ly collections OF The authors various writings published
thick volume Emo. WILEY PUTNAM,
a., 2tis l6l Broadway.
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Schools.

TDrCSTIOS FOR BOYS.-Wahirgion iassia,-
E-Rec,ovnI : uow 1or- ;5s1 tS-niy years nc
,s csanT.sroecl roc Aour 81 non 70.
s.-rr ste Tb- progre., OF events -eace, havng rem
a-reG the Place rase lie t,rher s- o. san ~ I1s@
rucor new removal becomes necessary. we hsNe a.
cortryy rsdA ofIn- extensive snc eeaaS,rJ ss1
Ard grounds ard buildings Murray Hi, between Lex
i.stor .cd Third s6 5iairg TIE seat o. &c sie
Joha Costa. Eiq Der. still ENJOY the rciied
aaF.-isges OF III Country and 10 lowe
Physical development and training. rot less ih.n cis
ectu. culrr-, b-og, II oar view essecra -
proper course Et1csi;ou- have provided. AXE he
best opportunities srd for each Ample space for
beaIihl exercise enIny-r; l. op- si- every e.
cy Instruction. Iesdy access, AID GI.e srsca srs
here cnE1ojred
Pr-tons:!y aud e-elaJ=,iy devoted tie eiacaoa Of
youth ong experienced IL the varied d1es Of III protes
or: ,ad aided s times By gentlemen OF 'cacarsa:P
A.. .s Z tie severa! Departments. or 10 sad
.r.iszs re ped = Of future SteiIy and -erey
II The history tie psIl Those who, pupils have spea
s- yiobe AID 70 ihea Ard their -n@s -rsk-
refer-oc- 7. DWIGHT PORTER.
THEODORE W. PORTER
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LEARY & cos

FASHION FOR SPRING, 1876.
II The preference so universally manifested
for present style OF eneens Hat, has decided TO
continue the for The ensuing season
LEARY / co. Halters, Nos. S, and Ascr House
New-Tor Fsb 18th, 1916.
Circulars descriptive OF The peculiarly 0! Style for
warded by addressing postpaid. mhSths
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Sunday TIMES

SUNDAY TINES
AND NOaH's WEEKLY MESSENGER-A very iu-
"A ,ere.tng number of this paper will be published to-
morrow al 1852 Nas.su.st the Tribune Build
iugs. CONTENTS
Poe,cal exclamation o: the Eggs being h.tched
by
Tale, and Traditions Of NewYork, No. 2l-The escape
or the Deser;er
R.mini.csrces OF Duerg. No. 2-Duel between the
Duke of Hamilton ard Lord Mohun; tbs Murder Of Mont
ford the Tragedsu and The attempt carry OF Mrs Brace
s,r6-. tie actress. &c.
Old Tine, AID New-an extract
Foreign Fem. BY the laie arrivals.
Letter from Negr-Orleans, Sc- lc- lc-
Language In Parliament and IL Congress.
Msck-nzie's New Book.
Santa Ana aud his Sighting cocks
Weekly Gossip.
Wish 10 the Henagerie
Polly Bodires scGuittsL
Locsl News-wa,hngIopC Correspondence, Literary and
Price ;hres ce5;s number-counry subscribers dol
lar per anuum. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, so.
SrAREMAS & KELSEY,
No. 256 Broadway, opposite the Park,
OFFER at wholesale and retail very large assortment
Oof ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FLOOR CLOTHS,
made with pure lead thoroughly seasoned and ht for I'M
mediate use, Including Hares English Floor Cloths, and
their own II axe Brookly Works; also from var
ons other factories.
SIX invite attention their patterns Just received
from works they unique In and surpass any
design.
Bod unsseabe patterns tbs, will do great service
In Offices, kitchens, &c. sold AZ reduced prices
CARPETING.
Just opening entire stock OF Carpettng, selected
expressly for Guy retail sales and well worthy the attention
of tnos. about purchasng.
70 Terms =. moderate as any part OF the City
aoi -odfs
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THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CD.-oEc-
1 NJ 81 Wzsi-st ely vi N-E-York Capital STOCK
$4,000. al paid II c.sa al securely a7ss according
20 .h- provisions Of Is ch4:-zr
Tn. Copsry has been II business tw-l=e yesrs aad II
:hai linz as PSI: 5sses By Ere uPSart Of $4,000
TIE pr-s--; sssets Of Ire Company exceed IL capital
SOCK more han S-5,Do4
insurance sgAin.. damage b. ire effected OF ,p
piez..on :, r-esoDAo.- I-rtns
Duvc.S I. Curry. Sec'y- 30 Irnis
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~ The Genuine DnlIcy's Pain Extractor is n
putpcrs viii 'si-ve in ten minutes the Sors
hurns and scsds and efecualy tiles, Inflammation
and hiles old snd wounds, bruises sore eyes broker
bressL feens &C The only original AMI esnuHe has
Daley written the wrapper OF each box General Depo
for the United States for the sale OF the above save IL
Ful,ousl Sun Building, n. Y. al oils
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General Gotiees.

Spring Good..-WM- T. JENNINGS Co.
Diapers Teiior. importers Of Co!hs Cs1.ersi Vest
ings Fancy Dress Articles Isl Broadway, opposite he
Fourt.r are prepared for TIE Spring Trade win ne osi
extensive OF goods hey have eTef offered FOR
Inspection comprising French and Ergsh Cloihs, Csssi
ra-,es II various -;yes Ves;Hgs II CREST variety,
which VIII be made up order through he aid OF a. e.
csr. corps Of De found n re COUNTY,, a.
price. Ih.: nav. g!vea character ne establishment for
moderate ctsrges-
IL reference 10 Par:zooas II which no few cutters ezeei,
we would Observe The aecoa creceo thI department.
rnus couaus % Inducements 10 hose vho appreciate
s, combining ease aad elegance
In addition 10 ususl assortment Q! goods kept by
trade, We have always hand Dress ard Frock Coas
Vests Bushes. Coat, and Fancy Dress Articles including
sc.-s Cravais Hsndkerchefs Gloves Suspenders Linen
AID Muslin ShLr:s, CoIlss, Sosoms Lc s24 Isl:
Ell. c. Booth q Co., Cash Diapers and Tail
ors Isl Broadway, opposite daily producing
through n. uned sk Of an scea; corps OF cutters
mens ihs il point of syle and elegance equal If
surpsss, any produced elsewhere In his city. Owing
great facilities in bayiog, both 10 domestic snd foreign
kets aud ;ter adopting he exclusive cash sys hey
eoabe 10 offer Inducements II regard pncs Than
any house in The rsde-s, The time !her stock Of
Spring goods ia without exception the largest ard richest
in the United States. az i.:f
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Consumption, Cough, SPit,ins OF Blood sron.
,udrrin from cced colds or an oh,Iuenen Aha c"t
seouenl ina ,mm.iou of delicate lining OF those noes
Tnis obstruction produces pain aud soreness
cough difficulty OF brrshins, heete eves and spi,nS u
blood natter phleg which hpay exhan. sne egg
Of th- patient. aud de.Ih easues- JAiNEs EArE
RANT NEVER FAILS 10 remove this oost aeaoni re
produces the pleasing and happy results "A 40
CERTAIN IN It's ehscia. mod cannot fail 10 relieve
Prepared III No. sSOUTHTElRD-st PhilsdolphiA PVr
sale BY A. B. D. SANDS, Dugssis, loo Fulson.st eof'
Of William, Eew.Yogk- al SicooS
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, /


posT OFFICE DEPAaTagST,l
18th April l5+6 5
MOBILE & SEW-ORLEASs ROETE.-The
vi of Steamboat owners and Invited
10 The -surc from tbs Department urG-r ds;c
OF January sst, particularly he service proposed
upon route No 5oi2 from NOZZLE New Orleans and back
The schedule Il as follows, viz
From NOBLE 5y Mississippi City, Ps.s Christian and
PascsgoGla NswOresns, Ia niles and back daily IN
Sezinbos-tse Intermediate otces 20 be supplied occe
each direction, aad mach oener IS The ooaIs
anal TOUCH
Leave Mobile d:iiy al Il A M-ar.t'e al Nev-oreans
re1i Gay oy 10 A NJ
ccxI day D. P n
Proposals 70 FAKE the ipo each way II y hours Also
n ia hours, invited
TIE lire for receiving bids vii expire The Sa nstsrt
as NJ and ;h- contract Will De from Is. July lei6,
TO S0.h June 70! psrcalars 20 he mode snd COO
dion. OF bittirg lie Advertisement P1olshet u Inc
Wssttc2tou Uciou and S1ncnai IaIelhgsrcrr-
AZ Iwls c. JOHNSON. Postmaster Gec-faL
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS N
w PERFrMERY Do NOT Be- AFRAID TO PUB
CHASE N BaOsDWAY.-Th- subscriber o5-rs The
no., couar asscTt-n: Of p-rflr-ry toilet
loees extracts. ke a. prices 81 pc. cheaper
ihsn .rv o,as- Cciiec states Il order 70
viocr yourselves yCr call and examine before
purchasing clsevhere- z RDCSSEL
Mscufae.urst and importer OF perf1rsry SOAPS nc Iss
Brusdwky between Liberty and Cortland SO. "a l.s-
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, ls0 Bowery.-Wm-
w B.rrian respectfully informs tho lsde OF New ORR
espect.y those r-soins 5- upper part Of The city nat
a., ass nov hsnd o-sntlfu and select assor
neni OF Window Shades De fUunt n the city Prices
VARYING from 81 SO Per pair Also, SINAI Invoice OF
Frrnch Landscapes Of The lss! style, and beautiful
r,r-rns ais lr1lsT
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American Inuttnte-Tne Nsw-fork Farmers c sTe
meet Tuesday next u o'clock Sublect-Care OF Ca.Ie
and SIX Seeds and graits distributed All friends OF
rculmre ystrsngersnothng to pay AN
present invited 10 Join the CONVERSATIONS s"
~ 6na fruI, praftn iekired.
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s,IGNEE SALE-lmpoftsnt 10 foundry Men
AWil be sold by WM. Il FRANKLIN 4 SON, at The
Merchants Exchange Tuesday, May 5h at " O'Clock,
three OF ground sInsburs the Two Rod Road
near tho rands Ferry The lots Is feet by 100 feet
with stou, building 80 newly fitted with
convenience carry tho Iron Foundry business The
premises be- by applying At Nh Trstords once,
sd oipng property will be given by
applying to JAMES L. JACKSON, Sl5 Stanton-.L, New.
YORK. AZ w
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rfr Notice.-The Reroaii institute OF honSsePs'ua
VIII hold II, Sd Anniversary meeting on The ssSo9a 60
n..dsy OF MAY next ~ Phis3~lphs, IN me Hal OF inc
Trsnsii,n in,stu,s EDWARD SAIARD, See'y.
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cF Why have II Bald Head s wnen nuna' s~s ~
OLD and oaId Ms having their hsaos
now and vigorous by the liberal use o. thsi
rraiors,ve JAYNE HAS Tonic. Thu article sIaa.ss
the capillary vessels 10 healthy sno yoath'uI -
whereby thshsr prevented from falling od eInpsoes
The head are cured scap cleaps-d from Gil scut au
6andruf nnd hair makes Is Appearances siso go
The bs,r rich and gossy appearance unrqraed oy any
hing eve, known or used for the PURPOSE.
Prepared by DR. D. jayne No sS1uth-ihrd St tnllsdeI
pha For sale by A b. ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton corner o.
William, Newly ORR. al S.eooIs
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re- Annual Sermon.-A dseoarse on me supleS1 o.,
SI rocs in The Pre.hyet.sn Charoh in Allenst near
Grand by The Pastor Rev. David B. C9e AppfSp.sse na
sic Oh OCCASION by The children ot Tue S''"' ~
si.,-d nv the Choir % the Church 49, II
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r5,- ler.ey City.-Rev. Wm. Bsleh, OF 'he b!eScE,
az, ,n,vrrssis Church viii preach 10 The LSeenm hs!
tomorrow (S.bbsh) afternoon. Rev D. H. Plumb 10 The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

Lectures the Jews.-rhe thirteenth ana cor,
cndin Leclare the OF Lectures on me Jews
bs driyrrsd tomorrow tSsbbath evening by The kov .
D. Burchard OF this city In the Presbyterian OhaISn IN
Rl,.ck,r-s, Rev DR.. Mssons) Suh1ect; how ana oS
hst are The Jews be- converted Service 10 com
mepcc O'Clock coll c;ion VIII be iasen up IA a o.
t u, IieI ss " " AIS -
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General Notices.

Church of the saviour, Brooklyn.-The kev
Dr. G.nne Boston tsuccessor TO the late Kew W onsn
nns will prench at the above named church. corner OF
Monroe. place and Pienepons Brooklyn to morrow sun
day. jhe :6lh ins, OF 10Y O'Clock, A. NJ and 4. O'clock
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o. b. ROLLINS, AucuOa77r.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Tuesday 18th
II Apfll a. 10 O'CLOCK at ~ Walkor.sl consisting Of
Brussels nearly now, very largo Frsach psto
kasso. large sZo choyAl gas, NAH Jsany uxtsn
son dinlns tables sofa pillow, card Abes pal,d wato
and sos, oil coths sidetoard hal LAMP stair
carpet stair rods sroncn bodstsads hair mscsses nf
gu ity feather beds and yassss plaza bureaux
variety oher .rtlcsss Also, mo zich1a fnrnaro
Terms Ia banka 1le money. a<s aus
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am, respectfully, yours,
JAMES M CHALLIS

Prepared and sold, wholesale AMI RETAIL a, III. rropre
Office No CortlaDdsL, where persons receive
advice aud have their ungs examined with the Sisescope
by n regular pbysci.n, free of charge.
For ss- also bv Johnson 273 Broadway Hutchings,
o49 Ford PA Fourihs cor oos,er; Everi,,
Hudson-st Dr. Gerdner 65 Mongomeryst ersey City;
Dr. Mercer, pa BrosdeL, Newark aud Redding Co,
State ST Boston. AIS 3is
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anussu.lB.

s nERiCAN MUsEUn.-Ev-ry D,y and Evea-
"A ing ih:s week, commencing Aoo..y. A2ul a.
AID Wea-stay AID S.asasy aNer.cocs u O'Clock
TINS nsnassr has re-ensas-d Major Kester, Sev-Yeri
Wes:ers Ysns.e co1es.an; Moras S.orsnss sertPare
Dissoviaz Views, Aoacay, Tuesday and Thursday Hy
srS asrr Mr.. PSiss. vccast; li1e sioss se
spiena;d Portraits Of The Grv.I Men OF Am-res; Mad Rock
we'll ihs famous Fortune Teller Acrzissson. = erctA
Cdlcrcc zcdef 10 l2i erI's- AZ
PALMO,> OPERA HOUSE.
CRAMssSSsT.
MONDAY Aprl s7h and erery evening until farther no
cHRIsTY'S
Or.stusl ard Far Famed b.nc OF
ETHIOPIAN MlNSTSELS,
whose for & pa.i four years s ~ ,ss
OF The Soush and West having been received WIZ
''1 &c ELITE AND FASHION.
respectfully announce h they will give aseries 0; oeu
iA''s 'nd o NEW s sSSSCt eS PHSsusss
accompanied win The Banjo, Co1go Tsrnoo 'o1is' Is
Adni..iou 5 eeoi. Doors opel att; Concert viii een
r3eoec al O'clock - SIS
SIGNOK DE NURONHA b.. NE honor TO announce
- to bis neod. ans ne gqSae tssL he VII, give ss n's
inst
due time. az sns
A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, under the
"A direction OF Andrews and NJ Z. Tracy. consisting
oteeson. and singing VII !s.s pia;e =. s Iass,ssss
SAxtou l. Mies's, us Srcsdwsy, Ssxiou H9nnnsors o,
snd The door 90 the evening OF performance 80 Z
VAN AAIBURGH vii eshO;; HI, ;hii. ~ perform IN
anc-s in n. CAVERNS OE WILD ANIMALS, fof
FIVE Days only al The luactars OF Lafayette and
TIE Caravan will positively leave this city the end Of
the prrsent week.
Nj VAN AMSURGH will perform three lines saea
day exhibiting the terrific leafs IN The MIDST OF oe
via Auiras acquired for hi his great popularity
during hs years OF Europe W h-r ne appese9
before ali the reignns Monsrshs and ne most c'ansa'0e'
Classes otcuzeus, geutry arc uoohiiy.
Admission . cis; children under years nais pIiee
The following list Of the Animals contained la u Ex
hhiror African ior srd onsvs four young Asise Eohs
Cape ou-ss and lion tbs Asac elephant young eiepasn'
years old beautiful specimens OF the Peruvian lsms Ars
biaR Camel Calavsri leoparts two African leopard"
hunting eopsrds Poosah and iwo Missouri bears
black pelican royal Bengal tiger black tiger nils
polar bears. zoe and her young psr OF kshgaroos
guu horned horse three specimens OF American deer
Queen Stag. presented Mr. Ssn Amhureh by Saeen
Sctoris alpaca, zcbrs striped hyeras, spotted hy-nas
he gold and silver pheasans alarge Aircan
ba5onn aud specimens OF The monkey and ape uloee-
" II 10 proper TO scGuaini tho public that INC aoove
named Animals have before been eSotoited IN Auctt
recently been selected from, the great Nanon
al Museums OF the Old World The Geological Society OF
London and the Jsrdins des ? anita Of Paris
Tre OF Exhibition between The hours OF 10 and II A. NJ
2 and 7. NJ and and 9 N the evening. 81 sus'