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rY- kno1's Summer style OF Hats are now rerdy Tor
inspection aud No. 25 Fuon-st (Sun Buit'ngsl
consisting Of Oregon Beaver. White and Blue Bush hats
large assortment OF GecemeHs Panama ard L-ghoIn
Hats; also style OF Boys Summer Hats. Gtnte-
cen have their Hat made TO order. myli lmis-
II GenfIeman's Summer Hats.-BlRO. COR. OF
Pine and Nassau invites The attention OF his customers
aud the public his OF Summer Hats consisting
among ohers OF white aud pearl colored fur halls exceed
ugiy light; Panama. Manila Csaadnn straw hats slso
black hesveg and hats pressy adapted
for the summer season.
rny25 lmis- RIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau sts
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Removals.

nEGRASDfkR Dentist has removed to No. 1879
~ Ble-ck-r-si door from McUou cal where he Will
snd 10 al! sose who n-y f>Vo hin with Their patronage
botn Of the Country AID CJ, win DrompiLers and care
ISL
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NEWYOfN
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

SsENJ. w BENSON, Draper and TslicT, respectfully
- Informs bis patrons and tho public generally tina, hs
has removed to the NewYork Cash Tailoring Einbi,h.
nsnl, No. AZ Fuon-st near Broadway. where bs
found extensive assortment OF Cloths Cassmees Vest
ines Gc which will he made TO order tho fnhioGs-
bo siye for cash.
MA s. Fisher " IN have charge OF the cuttsg depart
men To those who koow Mr. F.s unrivslsd gUsies in
The II Is 10 more than TO rAps him in
connection nh thst d, parimsat OF The business
choices general assortment OF gontl-msn's fsrcy
dreas articles constantly on hand. nys tfs
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TTNOTEyS NEW WORK

VEGETABLE KINGDOM; or, The Structure, class,i
cPtiol and - Pl4ni', usfaIs1 upon the Natural
Sys:eru. By John Lindlsy Phi D. T. S s1d L. 5. &c
With oSaFd c1 oesulia wood aad glyrnos graphic
ours Price o1iy So y hsrh-r supply
rsceired and for sp'.by WILEY PUTNAM,
PUBL hers srd importers. ISL Broadway.
w & p have uit pdbl'.ted. A Trrslse on Tho Motive
Powe-. wh'c1 produce the Circulation Of the Blood by
Ernus Willard. Price Is cents.
Mpefal Springs o; .,rgiol b7 WIN. Burfe. rr're pc
Recol'ectious o. Mexico ny Wsddv Tcomp,o0 Esq. late
Envoy Exiraordns a-d Minister PleuiPo enary OF the
United Stats3 Mexico Pee 3 81.
Commentary toe early phrophscisI o l'sh. by j.
adc.on Alexander Professor the Tneo!os cal Semne
Prirc-,ou Price s..
Theolopics Essays rep rried from the Princeton Review
Price g 30.
Library Puritan D:vi1es. vo H. Pice 20 ceu:s
Gibb-'s Memoir OF De Veaux, with beautiful po, is't-
Price 81 30.
osrT='s Complete CONCORDANCE to Shakespeare, besa
Iu.ly printed. Pilce =. I"2
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WI Il. JONES, Auctoo-et.
glOO"S, SHOES AND BRQGASs, on WEDGES.
eday, lure Sd at lei o'clscf, III the sIore OF J. d, To-
gersoll L Co No. ~ Pesrl-st. SO csses comprising
large and desirable OF Boots Shoes and Bro
sans suitable for .hs Southern Western and City dealers,
us, received Catalogues and goods ready 'he day
scu, ~ The ssls mhl0tSm'
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Aurfi1n Sales.
JosIAa NcsAsDs Aartios.er.

toaI.u p,cu,pr,s -------~------
WV r.. SSS ,1Cr3 snpS AaenoS1er
Il e., $500. 1n.i rS q fLATT.-s;ots
,,rzmsrt, Sor auc,,o- s.les "''e % con-
"WEDNESDAY EVENING lana a
IosooH Reoxs-A choice eoreesxo, ~ 49,. 49,,
Epsl.sn sduons neudinE many d-.tahIe and in,o,,y
,roHrs an,oug tssp are he london RE- &c op,S n
I.rSpsr's Castnri Ensyeopeeia rs yo,s: sSt,x. 80
md works of Ccwper lS vois ~
ALo ,xall eoljseuo, Of -ry kps on psInt;nr. by an,
esni and modern .rtssts, IN gilt fanss
NorIcx 70 PuiLsxnss-Ths vsaAblo Stsreotype Pi,tss
ard o,oyrteh Of books barofoys pubaAed BIZ ,s bu.e
Of Blnie of this sy sossAenI OF ALry i've set, In.
cud,r Syrone com plss vo1ks ssdov'. frrreb Eng
nas DLetogsrv Blakgs BtsFrapkissl pte,cr,yy Y,npy
Orator Ssied's Classical Antatarss Enssers T.estrs
Cicero a. O,p,o,s Ch. ,,'. Cear<si srclhs, Eock Sr
Will - Ia A..
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NEW BOOKS PER HI5ERNIA.
IMPORTED sly H. APPLETON X CO. $50 Broadway ,
L Knights BOOB q Art ITO.
Mccullough. Industry nf Free Nations. vols
Wnenel.s Lectures on Systematic Morality, vols.
Lazy Hester Sianhope'. Travels 3vols
John.on. Dicliopsi J of Modern Gs-drnirg.
Wordswcrlhs Chr s,isn Boyhood.
Osrllvan'. Theory OF Ch,.si,pn Development
Gs7e1G'a Hebrew Lexicon, translated hy TfeslleS.
Halli~s!,s Letter OF the kngs Of Englsnd.
Life of CHI .
Brrrdre,hs Translation OF Homer's HAD vols
Oe,vs'A Book Of III 'hs7d Msnfrel-y, 40 iLu'.faed
Hin. cks Pue''ral ' orks. new sort vols.
Msui-lrs Thoughts on Animslrulss.
r. Sinse copies OF European Rocks Imported TO order
VII dis ch and favor bic Terms IS 2tls
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~ Free Iectnre 10 / aides ut Brooklyu.-Mrr
Gov. will give tr-- L-.tu- L1-l-- the Lyc-
Washing Brooklyn Saturday Oh lost a. oc.s
2 NJ subject Tr- .uiZ zlion -lc 4 Woman
c-iv.d from Parls- les y
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sxyEk3l SEA 8ATHs.7Tte public informed
w thal the Warm Sea Baths n The oos Of pesbrossoSst
have been reatted for he eipg Open from
Use until Ii O'Clock night OF be advantages Of warn
SEA baihing, unnscesssry 10 speak generally
krown and acknowledged, Pvtee CT Warm Bath %
cents Eve cksts for dollar, which ldmi; 10 The -
to, H.,u.~ Bsihs NJ, V-s~y-st mv- iu'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03

WHITES PRACTICAL WORK ON WEAVING
n APPLETON CO. have Just impor. q Practical
~. Tr' l,isc On Wesv'7g by Hind and Power Looms;
int.ld.d Text Book for Manufsciu by HP1d ana
Power uoJma s9d Power Loom Engineers; and r-chy
des red forward he extension u macti nei 10 kinds
OF p.ein weaving IN numerous ilusrsiGns agnRs
Of The msch'pe. AID mpeIouH they should b. used in
weaving rroiding to The g.d principles OF
By Geo. Wf'!e, Practical Weaver. vol 3vo Pee
81 30.
- By an arrangement effected In the GnsgoI Pub
listers D. A co enabled to og-r Ihs above nyalua
HE work 10 The Manufacturer, tee low price canned
above j-9 2iis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03

AT PRIVATE SALE-fhs two story and attic
Es frame hcuse rnd lot 10 Fee 36h.sr t25 feet Wee.
OF the st.avenue tho ,lorh side; size OF lot IS
feet by half the block. For particular. apply TO
ANTHONY J. BLEECEER. Auctioueer
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n- new FERRY TO CONEY ISLAND
1Sa4lf.-xsssFort Hamilton and Ysow HOOK. The
s,eRrphoat PROPRIETOR. Capt II. Mail
sn will the above Ferry du,n2 tue cnh OF June.
Tor until fr-ther noic- every week day. G follows, leav-
ng
Pier No. !, North River, ut and Coaey leland al
"a o'clock A; NJ. s., 8 o'clock AN
PM Il PM
And on Sundays will leave 40 follows;
Pier foo, Of Canal Foot q Pi1e''A and NSi'
PM Il Pm. P NJ
ard Coney Island 2t and O'Clock r. d. landing Fort
Hamilton and Yellow Hook each way.
Fare l2i cents.
B-Sages will be In readiness the arrival OF the
boat Fort Hamilton to take passengers New Utrecht
and Bath also Cooey Island 10 take passengers the
upper houses. j-2 5ts
4LELN PALMETTO, Capt SoDnoy, win sail from
Pier No. 8, N. on Thursday. June ith at4
p NJ Letter bag The office. For freight passage ap
ply on board or 10 r J. VAN DEWATER L Co.
je3 2t- 100 Bror1-st.
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sands are an..p Isey arc made By ens.ifa
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st.snd all hose who m-y vor him with their patronage
bon of the Country AID CHS; win prompLers And care
i-S lS'
SEfiDyAs..-VaN bLAKCOM \ Gil ,htLlN have
II removed 10 ); Prcs-s'n. conner Of Utl-' 'St'
5lENIUvAI.-GEUKOr. X CdOLW aLL hlyiug re-
IL III. late store % Wil!,am,t To 81 Maiden
socs The Of Couuiy Merchsptse-c d-aiera
large and varied a-'rment OF Imported Pnd Ameri-
can Portable Writing Desks. Work Bprss. Mor"g Boxes,
Manifold Writer'S. Memorandum Pocs-. SID BI Books,
fncy aud plAn NHici- lnsstsnds Peas ROd Fen Holders
PJ-ses Fancy Ornamental Boxes. Snavng Cares. Fancy
Gallery Gold Silver and S.e-l Pens and Pencils lnEs
Re 1me, in fact every scs usGaly Kept n genet
HI Fancy aud Pocket Boon business Pe,ors G'ouL pur
chasing 10 the above line viii I'd il 20 l-r Pdvnn!ae 10
cvG. GEOItGE X CtOLN F;lh'.
10 e meodis' Manu- Rctu AID Importer q Msfe-qnr
.,EMOV sL.-PECK, hiCoLSoN WRIGHT, job
bers ir SILK Goods have removed the'r sax an fancy
goods from j9 P-ar-, No 81 Cedar-s L-sv po.lIa
ns Pusi-Olice, between William aud SaEJsl tss HeT
York. where i5ey have received sri reJired 10
show arPe Fnd pee assortment OF ssn % aD'e bs
goods. care oily sr-c -; the lhes in po eo1s win
a. ct regard ia price JoJb,r. a-rio Tade Nor'h
,rn Ea.Ieru sud W.:-G Me'cha: ere respecu 'in'=d
10 cali and examine l-r STOCK hIt ya-ly sro oAts1 p
surpassed is oi-r h0dse IbeJ BY res ssi'Ted tha
ana cducereris ~ he offered them for C7sd o. Hp-
proved paper. n.y. lHl-e
EI.IEBANks,> PLATFrtN sCALtS.-F.it-
nyi slf
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NIRLO's GARDEN The proprietor OF This e.,sh-
snneri respectfully informs ire public OF Sew-IoIk
hist his viii commence Few days hch
s.oa GAbRlEL. JEROME, ANTOINE,
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" me cost OF Advertising IN County, papers-a
Isl OF ne CUES sHd towns ihfoug III non ~ whca
the papers are published together WIKI copies OF The
rs papers Tor hlch r the dEy snlhoIz-d agent sy be
seen his Office 10 The Tribune Buiiding nySG SAWisf
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Hun eA1S-ID. .se. s.r' 49, -. =, :
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CASTLE GARDEN.-W-dnesiay apd Taursday
" EvrnIce-The evenings entertainments will consist
OF the Overture 10 Tampa; Sony Mr.. Holman; Ssishrg
er's Waltz; Dance by the Ni N-liees La File du 81
trent; 100 Cosmorsnss; Der Fiei'cAu,z Song, Mr. Sol
L. bens Pulse; Miss H. Vsller Ia Dance; Oberon
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EITY i0aNS-Per4ors drsrcus u Investing uoney
,- Bo0c of the Citv OF N-w YORK. .seG-d 10 sIc
psn of ;h CO eciton Of III Tax paya7l IN l.,
i54 Day OF Feb March, A1 H. Mas, or June ne v y. Il
per ce5t Per ssnd eau q 30 10 'a"' oi s-'9
Ind ID Tutt. on apy !lca.Irn a loi, ot1c-
JOHN EVEN, Comptroller.
eI I1.i. o. - o4.ee' = - las Iii.
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- 40. -,,.,-> .r-p-rr.1 .t,rn ~ y. E'U
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DE.T snITHERS Colon Y .rp-Asso-t-d Twist
10 6taIl AID 10 IL, Ea-y Qe h,do Inc sec
0a "a i'0F OIL Nos 10 -'' : '@'' T ~ USDERHGtL-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16

REMOVAL or DANIEL PA.xxn PROM TIE Wan

REMOVAL OF DANIEL PARxxR PROM TIE Wan
DEPARTMEST.-We refer to this circumstance 70
correct an error in one Of our Washington letters,
aais our custom. We are always pleased when
doing justice. II seems this venerable gentleman
had been absent from his duties over two months.
Continuing i'll, he resigned on the 18th day Of March.
and his resignation was accepted, TO take effect on
the LIST Of this month. h died about the 9th or Oh
instant He has left tive children, each worth
$4,000, added to which his own large property.
not less than one hundred thousand dollars By
this statement it viii be perceived our correspond
ent has done Mr.. Secretary Marcy injustice.
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iSss s7s vSsseh. tonnage nSsss tosa This exhibits
salng "a in the aggregate tonnage entering the por
the Hg ca being confined almost entirely to Amsri-
o. vessels The commerce Of the Isl.nd Of Gubs in
lsSs was limited compared, with former ysss; the
expectation ofthe principal staples Of the Island having
been reduced BY the short crops and the limited demand
eorosd Tor these products The returns this year. far
show an increase last and have doubt the ton.
mage entering Havana in is4o viii be large a. ever
before
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ITO TAVERN KEEPERS AND OTHERs-For sale,
the stock. fixtures, and good WILL together with one
Stand f. msrv occupied BY Peter sssss and
udson The whole will be together separate
sale lfnot disposed Of before Thursday April
18TH the whole will be sold BY public auction 10 o'clock Of
the forenoon OF that day.
In of circumstances this sale
been postponed till MONDAY the aoth the same time and
place.
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Died.

In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning. April the 18th,
Of consumption. JOHN CLAyrEY. aged 81 years
HIS friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
10 stterd his funeral this afternoon, at o'clock.
daughter Of John and Elizabeth Murphy, aged year.
The relatives and friends Of her father and those of
ms brothers. James Thomas. and Martin respectful
~ invited to attend her funeral this Thursdayl after
noon. from the residence of her father OF lo9h
street and Sd avenue, at o'clock wthour further nv
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CARD.
II. Z. WILLARD x w. w. SHIRLEY, Auetioneers,
WILL give their personal attention the Sales Hons
w hold FurnurenRt the residence Of families declining
Housekeeping Stock: CIoekey Dry 0eo6 Grocery. and
from their friends and public consgnments to their
SALES ROOM IS, BROADWAY, until May lst when
they will the spaeiops store No. II WALL street.
Adams Express Once. all lmsm
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nr;- The resolutions OF tue Legislature OF len
pessee approving OF the recommendations Of the rres
Dent in his annual messsge to Cong ren-have 0oen
printed by the senate u the United ststes
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Married.

Marrhcds
On Wednesday. April 18th. at Christ Church. Brook.
yn oy the Rev Or Stone, JOHN WRIoLEY of Yorkshire
England, to JULIA 0ERrRUDE LIrrLEwoop, ofthe same
place. ~
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FUME BATH.

FUME BATH.
ITO ALL who afflicted with rheumatic complaints,
4 We would say 90 and try Dr., Swsti Sulphur Fume
eectaay this and also ali other diseases Of
chronic nature, such Scrofua Gout Salt Rheum dis
eases OF the Skin. Joints &c The charges modera-
ASTON HOUSE BATHS,
THE FUBTIc are is,pestfhiy informed that the above
Baths are IN complete order Tho hahng tubs entire
y new, tcopperl and the largest this city Ia point
Price Of bath, IS Genus. The Desbrosses
usual
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
PETER ROBERTS has received by late arrivals, and
EMBROIDERIES.
lars IS cent. and upwards EmcrOidersd Lawn Hhdi from
Lawns AND cxMBRC &c HANDKERcH II
Tape, hem'd stitch. Rivere Fancy and eoloied borders
MUSLINS.
Book Null Jaeons Swiss plain striped and checkd Organ
die, Taratan Strip,d aDd emb.oidered foy CpItains
Black and white Silk Hose do with tops silk
4 per DOZEN sns uaSe.ss.S
as I:m,1.,Sy shs.p plain woTt sCs,cn
most excellent Of Lss Thread plain and
brodsred Silk Gloves of9ll sizes. sizes
styles Veils black aud white chantly Brussels point
nalnes point dAleneon and other varieties Regency Meek
lin Vaenciennes fne English Thread laces Edgings
rich black Brussels and imitation Laees q every description
A lot Of Muslin tr,mmuss ladies. Morning Caps lace Cap
Is rxR THE COST INFORMATION.
No N3 Broadway. I'd April. 1886 Al Inn n e
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DUCrOk ARMS
X ELIEF SALVE.

-
EOR WOUNDS, Bruises, Burns, Chronic Sores or Swell
lnss. Piles, uesn and Inhamsd Brsasts. s y also
ana
h.y s.:ss :ss. D p:
& q s
any other preparation with which have any acquaintance
made sSu s use Of with .h: e e possible
cannot withhold expression Of surprise the happy effects
have known to produce in several Of inamed breasts
trusct from letter written by female her relatively
monday morning called Mrs. Hulbers Shs had suffer
~hss her sp
ed Ants Relief ssve that nigh, and tie next day and
ms il twice a. had directea the milk started stream hey
child her breasts and they now both doing very
the .ave them glad Of being the means ofdons
Doctor Haoet- siI That the great yi,us Of Amt. Re,
few coanected with my About twenty
ago ~ om ns as mn 70
time have suffered much distress aud pain and finally 70
snlted in dlused sneurism pesyading ny leg and foot
to ali the sure eur' and highly recommended Pain Ex
tractors" &C., &c. With no bsae6t
immediate morri6caon advised that, in order
various highly con.mssdsd Ismsdies relief
until persuaded 10 Try the Relief salye After he
and healthy appearance. By boxes the swelling and
a Ds sS% M . %
years do therefore recommend strongly 20 others su
highly valuable Application Tor III d. purposes which i
recommended Respectfully you"' &c, pARsoNs
Freneh's Hotel, No u, Fulton street New York.
Sold yhcIesaIe and retail b The pr'ncPa agent
r. RING, Dmgxst and Chemist lsa brcadssy corner Of
no lm-rc
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WASHINGTON, April Il, 1873.


Congress-Orsgon- The Tariff
The two houses have been at work to-day upon
Oregon. Mr.. Westcott in the Senate took tho
unique position of advocating 81 20, and opposing
the notice in any form in which it could be present.
advocating the peace and yet the building Of
the ten war steamers, or the forty war steamers,
for. we suppose, the more the merrier," for Flo
rida. Mr.. Westcott 10 an odd fish-he has party
of his own on the Oregon question, all to himself
He reads with pair OF spectacles without glasses.
and always has his queue plated with particular
care, and yellow wastcoat on, when he is going
to speak. Yet he is man OF fine abilities, OF most
commendable senatorial department in the Senate,
and afiable demeanor out OF the Senate and withal
the most independent man we know OF at this
time.
Mr. Holmes made the speech Of the day upon the
Oregon od interim protection bill IN the House. He
speaks like man who
is busy In the cotton trade
Or in the tar and turpsntine,
Or In the old brown sugar lins,"
and who has no notion that these important branch.
es Of commerce should be stopped or hasarded by
any, wild goose romances about Oregon.
General Mckay had great difficulty In introduce
ing the new tariff bill to-day from the Committee
OF Ways and Means You nave already given the 90
vera schedules OF the ad vaLvsw duties the bill pur
poses to establlsh-ln classlhcations Of Ave. ten, If
teen, twenty, twenty-five, thirty per cent, &c. Mr..
Stewart moved that the bill be rejected without q
hearing, but had only half dozen supporters. Tho
bill proposes to be " a bill reducing the duties upon
imports, and for other purposes" # was read and
referred The General gave notice that at an early
day he should move time for its discussion; From
the great reduction Of the bounties upon cold ren,
Pennsylvania will fight this hill to the last.
General Houston leads off tomorrow upon the
special order Raised in the school OF Old Hickory,
expect he will 60 for the whole or none, incl0d-
ing considerable slice OF California; but there 10
no exact CUES ing The soundngs with houston,
since his dangerous coquetting with England and
France upon annexation.
Mr.. c. J. Ingersoll's papers from the State Do.
partment are not forthcoming We expect this
most eccentric parsonage Is beginning to cool, and
that taere will yet be compromise" upon this
northeastern boundary question. At least We
hope So
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE TO LET.
TYVI5 plenddly decorated and located temple
OF amusement, now be hid upon the
BILE terms and lease Of desired duratoo by applics
ton to HENRY ROCKWELL, ~ Bowsry. or TO JONAS
BARTLETT, Esq, Bowery. Branch Hotel
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TOBACCO, SEGARS AND BASS.
A. SAMANOS, No. 81 Broadway, MP stairs offers for
"A SALE spleudid assortment Of choice Sega selected
expressly for tis Establishment. Also, bales OF atfiy
~ recall mp lnsr
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sow kx AMPAITHEATfkh.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF JOHN TRYON.

Thursday Evening, April 18th,
ALL r hhsr r N1sHE RSS nw TALENT
Have I'' y';' SSDy SSD IFS
8 s Safsd WSEs S r.. y n Ta f1s
Door. open at u perform.neso commence at half past
TRIUNPTIAL ENTRANCE
AND EXHIBITION IN THIS CITY OF THE VAST
VAN AMBuRGH COLLECTION OF
TRAINED ANIMALS,
fREcED = MKT PIX The c Hrw k Hfp COLOSSAL
Constructed after tho model Of he aneien, cho.s Of the Ro
man the q and
DRAWN aoSssEs
And FIFE hs Ps6G Cis: Brass Band
o'' MYn. ~ '. xpss c
Alto o'eoek. q. the head Of Broad
y:::y ssd,s ;
II. Bsw:rs Bo~ey 70 MIMI Y.
where it will p''' T YGssT p s1 e. ARCH
Heb IF S s%D SlSTa STREET
rs the
'' an FOX ;ss's ES'i DA2s 8
The following i, list of the Animal. contained IN .hi. E1.
"''''''' AFRICAN LION AND LIoNEss.
Four Yo1rf i HsAc asss;: and Lion
Young Elephant od-Beauful specimens Of the Pc
ruvian Lama.
Arabian Camel-Two Calavsrd Leopards.
TWO AFRICAN LEOPARDS.
rooNAH BEAR .nS s"o t sgsouR1 BEARS
Black swan-A Pelican
THE ROYAL BENGAL TIGER.
The Black Tiaer
WHITE POLAR BEARS.
Doe, and her young-Pair Of Kaugaroos !-Jaguar,
from South America.
GNU or HORNED HORSE.
Three specimens Of Deer-Queen Stsg presented
n H Y. x Af%Ps%scss ey Ss'zsHs sis,s.
Striped Hyeuss Spotted Hyenas.
Two White Swans-Gold and Silver Pheasauts.
large African Baboon .p<cmens Of the Monkey and
Ape Tdbts.
Is proper to unit the public that the above named
Animals have before been exhibited in America having
been but Tecentiv selected from the Great National
MUSEUMS OF THE OLU Would!
The Society of London and the Jadns des Plants
Of faris
Time OF Exhibition between the hours Of 10 and u A. M
. and r NJ, AID and vening.
Admission Is cenls-Chidren under years, lax cents
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
FOURTH SEASON-FOURTH CONCERT.
THE Subscribers and the Patl respectfully informed
that the urh and Concert OF the will
take plsce Saurdi April 23th at the
Messp. Scharfenburg & Luis, sol Broadway.
By order,
MGThsr LANES L, ENSIGN. Secretary,
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MR. w. BkADBURY'S
ANNUAL JUVENILE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Will he given by
ONE THOUSAND YOUNG SINGERS,
in the Broadway Tabernacle FRIDAY EVENING, April
18th. The Finale Of III . Festival represents
MAY DAY IN NEW YORK. or MOVING DAY.
.sSuch clashing. And smashing.
r piping, spittirg, Pulling, hitting,
Baoss crying, Women flying,
about In the rout,
Wits quite hszy, Ravipg crazy,
Hurry, scurry, grave aud
Such bediam, frat OF May" &c. ale 1'f
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DANCING ACADEMY


MADEMOIsELLE PAUL. e DESJARDINS, who has
1vx had Dancing School IA Leonard street. during the
whole ". inter-, and has taught dancing in several OF
the best schools Of this city, wishes counue to give les
daring the moaths at her redence above aud
any places ssmnass prysts classes AID smi.
lies yet published and will teach the newest and most
fashionable dances Qusdrles, Polka Waltz Polk,
dry Waltzes 0slopade, and fancy dances ava 2weod'c
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MODEI, OF WEW YORK.

THE UNDERSIGNED 10 receiving order: for yiews
be represented the csnopy Of his Model OF New
York, which will be completed These views vary from
inches in length and for moderate
They include OF public build
ings places or busins hotels private
dences, STEAMBOATS, packets, &c.
number Of the artss both landscape ana decorative
painters, ad employ ment BY applying at the ohce-aso
few agents. and capable Of tansscting business
sM im.rre +. PoRTER BELDEN $50 Broadway.