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THE OREGON QUESTION EXAMINED.
n APPLETON 4 CO VIII publish shortly. The Oregon
~. Territory its history and discovery including
count the Convention of The Escus aso the Treaties
and Negotiations between the United States aud Great Bril-
tain held at periods for the settlement CT bounds
nv line and an examination OF the whole question in
pect 10 Treses and the Law OF Nations by fravers WIS.,
d c. L. L. F. s. Professor of Political Economy IN the
University OF Oxford and Advocate In Doctors Commons
| vol i2mO. alO 2tis
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DETERMINATIONS uaIs-spring Fn.hion.-BlR
BEEss 4 cos TAR,
HATTERS,

HATTERS,
NO. 1856 Broad wny.
re- Spring Fashion Tor G'cutlemen's Hats.
March ISl6-our Spring style OF Hat having, ny is
nscnxr el-sancs aud intrinsic excellence obtained ibe
most decided superiority over every ohe ssoh we W.
vii. critical examination OF It's merits 81 our ESTABLISHMENT
lSo Broadway. -.
c. In order The demands OF public TASTE 100
likely 10 become sstssed BY over long continuance o
sny particular fashion give notice that they VIII INTRODUCES
Hat a,
BseAe Cos;sr sre III the monthly r-cep, OF ali the G
feren! Foreign Fashions and in Issuing tnelr sye OF a
WILL although acupg Independently OF all Others be gov
erped by due regard 20 American tssis- ,-,,.,..
n B. Our fashion for Bows Halls Will De IN reauueSs
OF lbe llih inst April lsi. lS}o a I'M"
rS- War Declared against Monopoiisrs.-The
proprietor OF Phoenix Hat and esp Establishment lbs
Fuon. IS determined TO manufacture noas but he best
sr,;cle. and continue 81 the following prices:
HATS.
frs, quality Nuua Fur S So Sold ohsr places ST IS
Sseond 20 CO. S3 znd 81
Etrs, Quality Molssliu, sec. 81 and 81
Second e So
CAPS.
Fir. quality Clo;h, 81 So Sold a, oheF places - %
Second Z" 90 ~
Third - Anu
Fops and vain persons probably would sooner pay 81
for Hss order 20 have Broadway or Paris stamp
inside II such ambitious persons viii call a, the Phcsnx
h. seeommods.ed-the proprietor has al kinds Of
,bs, cannot be e1ceed by Broadway store
.,,. charge ether Sensible persons of course don
hsfher their Ha, is labeled John Smith or Count Dor-
ay so long Us the appearance Is rieht al oa'
r5,- Surfing Styles tor s. 50, st MfLLS'S'
17s Broadway. Howard Hotel The public viii eesr In
mind ,ha, The such has as are usually SOLO of
SIS So bu, higher priced arcle-in fse, - Hat ana ~
tha, Ia asked for ills s. 81
nyaf
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Books.

LIBRARY OF CHOICE READING NOS. 50 81
T,HIoDoLF TIE ICELANDER sid A.sugss hcishI
From tse Grusn OF lhe Baron &C Ia AoIis Fo1cue IA
paris SIC zach: handsome volume, cioia 81
- Thiocof EoutGs calls his successful work Sr
WAit-r CARRIED iEis tae, vel Cocire, II DIS
mind II OF ia works Ee Speaks ofser. n
equal OF admiration Transls;or's Preface
The descriptive portions crly poeticai ard he
leasI charm OF The work IS ane atmosphere OF pu iiy
which :hirE Ia viewed and which purISss
everything ecveicps fhe noble Norman character IN
TaodoH brought 10 rsncer ve have COW here
else equally well done As work uI OF hne hoGgi
,u-u; any prsree rles and examples OF eoriuc, and
pure religion, Thodo sboud be plsee, IN the hands OF
children and youth OF both IA 5elcst- rcUaccr
.or ire FEN ale mind ard poecal cres;on for tho
re Muses. y deserves high praise s1d faithful study
Evening Mtrrcr.
LIsRART OF AMERICAN BOOKS, NO. Is
Th- Wilderness and h. War p ah. By James Hall.
thor OF Legends of the West kc. &c Price 80
As The i;r ihip book a5ounds with Indian le
s-uts scenes, AID exciting incidents connected with sdver
Of the red The style easy and spirited. and
the aEtJr displays considerable Know OF those deep
emotions oi the heart hieh found ia human
~ mere nut perhaps nowhere IL uch power yel under
such Restraint as II The untaUght lndans breast
Commercial Advertiser.
Published and for ssie bv
all WILEY X PUTNAM. I6t Broadway.
THE MODERN PEREGRINE PICKLE.
ID URGESS STRISGER CO have recently published
ID piGusrt humorous and stirring novel; by Captain
Aarryat hs lasi) cal!et Percival Keene. Price IS
Suoel fund rival IN his line OF character before
he appearance OF" Percvs keeue The gallant Captain
only added another lea. his lazres 10 succeed
ins we in The imitation The story glorious
full life and stirring al home and a5road-um the
sch oom.iers blow up" The elevation OF the hero to
whole book. BURGESS. STRINGER co.
all Sus 20 Broad WAY, Ann-st-
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lust PUBLISHED.

- ENNET'S NEW WORK Single Entry Book keep
Hing suited TO obbing merchants and city and country
tail merchan,s-wh concise plan none Book for
chanics farmers and professional menbeing selfinsuucl
and for the OF schools Price 81 50. This Is
practical work, giving the detail OF business affairs and
should he the hands Of every young Embellshed
with a hns Portrait of the Author.
Bennets Art of Swimming and Rules for all kinds of
Bathing exemphed by Diagrams, from which both
may Learn swim and aOai tbs with artificial
modes of Swimming. This beautiful little work should ne
The companion of every rising family Price 50 For
sale IS Johu-st Room No. r. discount toLhe Trade
Book keeping by Double Entry applied 10 the
teusive range OF srcanle and Commercial TRANSACTIONS
tsught in twenty lessons and certificates of qualification
granted usual The complex accounts I'D us,- for
mercantile men. JAMES ARLINGTON BENNETT,
4l0 3i.- So Jnhn-st.
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TOLAWYERS, STATESMEN & POLITICIANS
uURLBUT on HUMAN RIGHTS-Es.ays on Human
Rights and their Political Guarantees, by z. p Hurlbut
ESQ. Counselor al Law.
ContentS-Chapter THE Origin ofHuman Rights; Chap
1.-THE true Function of Government; Chap UL-The
Constitution OF Government; Chap lV.-ConsrtutiOna
Limitations continued Chap Vl-The Elective Franchise
Chap Vli-Rights Emanatng from the Sentiments and AZ
fec1ons Chap. Vll.-The Rights OF Women Chap. TX
The Right of Property and its Moral Rest!ons Chap x
Intellectual Property. ne W1SWu
Published by GREELEY McELRATH, and for sale
the Trihun- Office. i59 Nassan-st- Price 81 cent?
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DO YOU WANT CHEAP BOOKS
CALL AT w. II. GRAHAM'S. Tribune Buildings
~ Books Hail Prce.-5oO0 Books Jus,received from
the Trade Sales snd selling with rush!
Texas and the Gulf OF M-Hco-The great question.
Knights OF The Round Tables.
The Meeting al Spiihend-A thrilling work.
Th- Philosophy Of Evil
The Dramatic Authors OF America
The Tale OF 8 Tub
Mira Csudl-'s Lectures ats cts.
Beal Brimmsl his remarkable life
Pvcrof's Corrss Of English Reading.
Peter Potdy. by J. C. Neal
Sybl, by D'l.raeli
Arthur o. Leery. by Charles Lever.
ODonohu- by Charles Lever.
Punchs WORK comp-le.
The Bowlof Punch
Lives of Literary Ladies'.
Warwick Woodlands By Herbert
Mansfield PaIk
The Only Dsu ghter.
Mrs. Peck's Pudding.
Mysteries of the Heath
David Hunt by Mrs Stephens
The Knickerbocker Sketch Book.
Phil Perctl,
Pride and Prejudice.
CruikshauS's Table Book.
Brother Jonahan's Red. the Great Oregon Question
On Sounding aud OLA tale OF the Sea-
Call Immediately II sou want cheap reading. The above
works retail from ~ 50 each snd will sold
al Half Price WIN. Il. GRAHAM
Tribune Buildings. NassausL opposite the Park
The cheapest store in the city
Prddlers Carriers and News Agents supplied with al
Books published at the lowest prices. ale ST
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, so.

No. 80 Broadway, opposite The Psrk
OFFER at whole.-i. sri retail very large assortment
Oui ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FLOOR CLOTHS,
made with pure lead thoroughly seasonal and Mt for
mediate use Including Hsr-s English Floor Cloths and
tfeir from Brooklyn Works; also from vsri-
other factories.
X invite attention their patterns just received
their works they unique In style and urpsss
thing The market in richness OF coiorpg and elegance OF
design
n Bod unsaleabe patterns hat will do great service
in Offices kitchens, &c. sold 81 reduced prices.
CARPETITG.
Just opening entire new STOCK OF Carpetirg selected
expressly for City retail sales and well worthy The attention
OF those about purchasing
% irr,a.n
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General Notices.

u Clairvoyance!-Dr. 5. S. Lyon and A. J. Davis
the Poughkeepsie Csrvoyapt being permanently To-
Gated 252 Sprngs prepared receive patients for
medical treatment every morning al ten O'Clock. Being
yorsby situated Than formerly charges for e1smns
ton and prescription will hereafter be reduced S. ex-
csp where peculiar circumstances work done &c require
IN addilionsi charge. all 3is-
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EAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL The sumner

H'AHIL! bVAhWINt, gS HUUL LEE sg .iLy.
Boarding School for Bows and Girls in Krri COM will
Msy 1916 Kent Is heathy AID pleasant place,
acc The, Hocssiouic Railroad aaOzds sly
with he CIV OF NeYork. Th- humber Of rupsi. limit
twelve. Boys VIII Dc ad f3r College, th-ir ,'ut-s
adapted 20 t-r fuur. pursuits T-rrs-boerd AID milton,
Sl, per session Of - No charge uiron
IN h- higher branches. The Principal viii The Ma.
,ionsi aote No Corsnc-st from te l6h 10 The ed April
II ary wish for personal interview.
Reerrnce.-Prof Henry Dws r. D D 81 Fitthst-; Miss
Catherine NJ Srdwick Be ADDRESSED: BY sd Ninth
:, or Lencx Mass Mr. MIS- Charles S-d swic. L-aoI,
Mss. Th-oc ore Ssc gsick Il Wallet Dr. Peter Pratt,
Is L.c-rty-.t Rcixrick SecsElcx. ~ Wes Washington
place; John slossoc, ESQ p-zr-.. A p HsIrrn, -
Groves: l.. Jchn S-t gwlck, L. : - z Il. "ssen, -
EYrb.-s-plsry all 2ws
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Onmp.oD, The Report Of tue Committee received ard
he whole Ticket unanimously confirmed By the meeting.
On motion. COMMITTEES OF three appoaied by the
Chair retire and Resolutions indicative OF the sense
ofthe meetsng-John Remcs NJ Frye and z. c. Dela
van were appointed " DO having retired afterwards report
ed the owing resolutions.
ReSoIped Tha: cordially and unanimously respond 10
the nomination Of ROBERT TAYLOR Tor Msyor-ihai
recognize IN him old friend and faithful Wing
fearless and uprighI magistrate; with conf
cence - MS election sny that the rights and inter
ests OF our citizens will he prot-ctei and preserved.
Resolped, That in HEZEKIAH WILLIAMS. the csndi-
date for Aims House Commissioner, recognize Old
long tired faithful aud true Wing. and every way well
qualified fill the important Office FOR which ne 10
led
Resored That hereby pledge ourselves Wings to
give 10 ROBERT TAYLOR for Mayor and HEzEgIAH W.T.
for AlmsHouse Commissioner cordial, updi-
vided and unanimous support
Resolued That hesrily approve the submitted
by the Nominating Committee for Charter officers. and
n reby pledge ourselves TO the polls Tuesday
prepared and determined 10 elect our whole ticket
This resolutions were unanimously adopted
E Tomlinson ESQ then addressed The meeting in his
usual happy style.
On notion Roiped That the above proceedings be pub
ished 10 the Courier Enquirer and Daily Tribune
ISAAC WARD, Chairman.
DAsL. Fl. BURNETT, c,,a,..t
T.. G.. DELAvAS, '~'|N-''00' all
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r. DIR. Woods SarsnpnriIla and Wild

r. DIR. Woods SarsapurilB and Wild Cher
~ Bitters-So confident indeed, IL the proprietor OF
this medicine in the foms OF dyspepsa sundce,
vertigo canker and head that he soc for treatment
the possible that be found In the country
that seek relief in vain from any of the common rem
edes OF lhe day. aud have given the most emil
physicians confirmed and ncurshe reference 10
the pamphlet, which NAV be had of the agents will exhibit
testimony this preparation from such respecs
bic satisfy the most increiulous
WYATT KETCHAM, Wholesale and Retail
a6 FulOn-sl. n. Y
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Cats.
LEARY * cos

FAsmoS roR SPRING, 1916.
~ The preference universally manifested
IN, our pr-..nt s,y of ent-nsns Hss has decided
continue the same for the ensuing season
LEARY ( CO. Hatlers. Nos. 5. and , Aslor House
New-York, Fsb. l9th, lsih
Crculsrs descriptive OF be peculiarly OF Of" sy!e or
vsrded by addressing us pnst-raid mh1S ths
cVGentlemen's tlaIs-Spring Fn.hion.-BlRD,
cor Pin. aud Nassau A-Genieniens Hats OF the Spring
pattern uniting elegance and beauty Of style now
rexdv for ex amnaion aud sale by the subscriber
mhS) lms. BIRD Cor. Pine and Nassau ELS.
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II Mcssrs. Greeley a. VIC tlrath-JESTLENEs Z.
Having article the Morning Herald of the oIh
inst stating that hHd withdrawn from being candidate
for Assistant Alderman the Wing Ticket of The Third
Ward allow 10 saie that such the The ar-
Gle inserted was ~iihout my knowledge consent By
publishing the above. you " iii oblige
remain you're, respectfully, CHARLES HOOPLE.
snrfIIO
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DKINTING OFFICE FOR sALE.-A Rare

DRISTISG OFFICE FOR SALE.-A Rare
Chance fors Practical Prnter-A newspaper establish
meni located in lourshing village. upon great
est horoughsres In the United States offered for sale
upon advantageous terms
The paper Wing in politics, has the confidence OF the
Wing party Of the Count (which gives from 800 1000
Wing III iorty-and receives liberal support
The printing materials In excellent condition, and
large assortment Of job type has just been added 10 the
establishment
~ For farther particulars, inquire the Advertising
Desk the Tribune Othce- II. bail letters must be
post; paid To receive attention all 6tDA4tW
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IF Sermons TO the lounz.-Rev. Benz. Evans,
Rector of the Church OF he Holy Evangelist Vandewaer
ri will preach the closing in the Course the
Young In thai Church evening Service 4;
o'clock All the q
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MUSIC,

MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor OF Music Gate Organst OF
" Dr. Coxs church, b-gs eave I'd inform tue Ladies' OF
NeYork aud Brooklyn that she continues 10 give lessons
on the Organ Piano Forte Singing aud Composluon 10
,s.,. If Hsu-v-si N-'oV.'rs fulh lh-
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NEAPoLIrAN soNNETs.

NEAPoLITAN SoNNETS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS Pa,-a;--s snc Aa-1facia;ers OF
ne N-sPohisu Socaei, sIe pf-ar=t 10 supply he sde
win sir tnni.sb!- N-spoiisrs FOR wct hey received
two sya. medals The IS. Two Fairs OF the American
Irsuie srG <hich FER style and an,a unsurpassed
'h,y wsrrnu, ben 10 clean au3 sier equal Apply
10 PATTISON. NOE L CO IS Oesucey-sl
a. sui.- or WISE \ SOsS cor Proc snd Pear -ts
euUD CEANtE.-tOt Ems stDcA ei!c EI
"A trres OF szsl Ho-i-f= Glove, Iare~t SO Needle
sri sang store No Csnsi-st North side o: The
orr door West OF Broaaway All store 70 e. The best 10
csHcr n he street TIE STOCK Is 1o ffes and vel
selected Apply a. the s;ore 81 ~.
AXE SUPERIOR Copper Stocxs.-Ssocks II he
tyar!oss Companies bouzm and sod hy
rnsO lruis. JS HUNT co. Nc Hano7s,-st
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a6 CTS

re- Notce.-Dr Van zandt's celebrated Health Resto-
tive Anti Dyspep,ic and Anti-Billous Cshac Pills are
sold al Wysu Ke<chsms No. III Fuon-si Price . cts
per box ms lmis'
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JUST PUBLISHED,

Z
The Mystery Of Crime.
DY EUGENE SUE-EF- y ILLUSTRATIONS 81
ID This work IS destined excitement in this
country far exceeding produced by the appearance of
The Mysteries OF Paris. For while The Widows Walk
ali the terrible interest OF that famous work the
curren: the story for uomen, Interrupted and
weakened by tedious squisous but dashes onward with
IN. majestic might OF uountsiu torrent Price OF the
work, complete, ia cnly IS els II l. WILLIAMS,
all 2ts- Publisher, I Annst
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ry- AmIdon,s HAT Esra hIishment removed from
corner Of Val and Nsssau No. LII Broadway direct
' Opposite Howard hotel. H@s Ia
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" Farmers Club OF The American Institute
Tuesday next, l4h instant al Il O'Clock. at the
Repository in the Park Crafts Cuttings &c exchanged
SubjecsCuturo OF Grapes ind Keeping Cattle. Friends
Of agriculture especially strangers welcome. all Pr
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Drp Souos.

MET LINENS. WET LlNBNS-From the ship
w Henry Clay Linens, super quality, only 2s I'd
yard Dsmask Table Diaper only S. 81 Also, hafho'e,
Lille Gloves and other Wei Goods very cheap, al CLARkS
No 1877 Greenwich St between Cortland and Dey sis lt
NEW STORE and New Goocs.-Ths subscribers hav-
ing taken fitted The large and commodous STORE
No 400 Grandst junction OF East Broadway. (under the
old Thaan Ha enabled offer the public - rich and
varied assortment OF staple and fashionable Dry Goods as
can Store IN The city ana winch lor qlhy
and ch-apncss viii challenge competition
Their stock is entirely having been purchased
al the prices hose no consult taste or economy In
IN. purchase u Dry Goods will not fail To give them call
N B-The Dry Dock Stage. pas. The Store every five
minutes. bklGOS Y hEhot-N. alt 1"
DECEIVED al Briggs Remsens, 400 Grsnd-.t about
II 6ily Cases u slightly damaged Dress Goods from the
wreck OF the Henry Clay which will be sold OH Monday
the 18th mat
Also large lot of fine Shswls, Spool.C Cotton and va
.ty OF goods good new aud TO DO mad Al ha
the price All <us-
WET GOODS WET GOODS WET GOODS
VAIL, KEN5ETT & CO, 81 CaIharinesI have Just re-
ceived from the wreck OF fe Henry Clay more hsn zen
thousand dollars worth Of Dry Goods combating IN part OF
the following:
Rich Printed Cashmere Shawls
Gradusrd Muslin Robes
Linens Damasks and Diapers
Ginghams ana Gingham Lawns.
All OF which win be sod Immediately, without reserve.
VAIL. KENSETT co, 81 Cathsrlas-st-
N B. The public assured That we onef 40 2oou.
but those eimsteey received from on boaru me nenJ
Clay. Nto -t.e
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Dar6 Hleetinss.

r. Seventeenth Ward-Pursutni 20 Tie call Of the
Nominating Committee the Democratic Wing Electors Of
The l7h Ward assembled AZ the Henry Clay House the
10Th insLto receive the Repor, of Nominating Com
uitiee ISAAC WARD, ESQ. called 10 The Chair and
b. H. BURNETT and E. C DELAvAs chosen Secretaries
The Nominating Committee reported the following
Ticket:
For Observation-Disclosures ILKIN
For Ai;u:aM-JOsEPH G. PINCKNEY
For -4s,csior;
JOHN REMlCK, JAMES ROBINSON,
For CoHstSbks.
GEORGE BUSH, JOHN L. HYER
For TR5peetorI Of Election.
lat Dsir!ct-Geo II franklin, Edw. Bishop.
ID do John NJ Martin. Tsina Hill
Sd do Henry s. Ripley, Edwd. G Prime.
18th do hss-w Chase, Philip l.. LCE.
9Th Go Daniel II. Burnett TiInoth g. Ch4-chili.
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ET~ Organization of the 81 Church of the Pu-
rstnDs THE public Services the aDlaiion Of he
Church OF the Puriiaps' will be held in the Ref Dutch
Church Washington square, Rev Dr. Hultons) Sab
bath Evening commencing al half past o'clock
Sermon by Rev. J. Thompson, and an Address the
Church by Rev. G. B. Cheevrr. d D. II
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ITO PLUMBERS and Dealers ir Lesa Pipe,-Will be
sod auction BY THOMAS BELL. 50 Be-krlzn-si- or
SATURDAY ALL O'clock l00oo os superior CroIoc Lead
Pipe table for the trade This article that cannot
exeel-d, srd object FOR al plumber, 10 sieut, as
the sale viii be postiye-
THOS. BELL. / .,.,,,,a-s
VI lSAACSoS, AHS--'Hees-
Sale OF elegant furniture SO Gtoves; MONDAY and
at II O'Clock a. New Brighton sl9 2us-
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u NOtice,-The Executive Committee OF the Ameri-
Society for Meors,ng the Condition Of the Jews beg
leave respectfully TO announce that Young Jewish Con
will he publicly baptized Sabbath evening next,
the Reformed Duch Church on Lsfsyee-pace The Pres
dent Of the Society Rev. Phillip Miedoler, d. D. will
preach and administer The ordinance. The Cor Secretary
Rev j. Lille and the Socielys Missionaries Rev Messrs.
Lchtenscin and Neander, will also take part in the
Yicel. alu IL.
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ny LANES NJ. WILLkk-
ID THURSDAY April is, ls;e

ktls oclocs. al tse Merchants Exchange
VII Re sold Three brick Dwelling doosea and
Lots ou Sinhst between Frsi svenu- and aSsse A. Tho
hou,-s are well built with brown soue oasecaenIs inside
hashed with nan,ss sad uahogsny DOOR,
French windows, Csoson wa1r aStures ID 81 s.ory, Se
one Of the leased for eve years The houses esa
De every day previous the FOR particulars u
sure OF C,Sichos i2s Teaihst A. Haxcr u Vsiist
n. pUcLUZEAU, Aucrooe.r.
ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT, MAHOGANY
Gsnd Cottage Furniture. ~ No. rs SctsdwN--TUT-
TIE 4 DCCLCZEAU will sell SATURDAY, NJ 10
O'clock No 7i6 Broadway the enre Furniture contain
ed IN said house. consisting OF elegant ssscrseni OF
black walnut uruuro OF ne OF Louis XIV. viz .es
loun chairs and dvnas with blue veve
suite, table with laan top DALI circular
pier do usich, lack walnut library and irsk gothic
doors and carved ornaments carved eonso with mSrte
top sos 6n- French gin girandces with porce
lain counu suspendng wall brackets solxr lamp Turkey
red window curtains S!ussels aud ply esIpsungs Wilton
rugs mahogany extension tables, white ChpS dinner and
tea sels ivory knives and FORKS sod slves g,ss CASTOR
Cuor stand with cut bottles csndcseks with bfsneoes al
yer mounted vegetable dsbss plated waerso - II pehes
cuI slassw ball anthorn oil cotb mahogany ia; sud
umb, ella sland, brass stair rods. &c
Cousse Chamber Furniture consisting OF Sureaux.
French Sedseads chsfs, circular wash stands.
lounges covered with do sine and chnlr looking glasses
feather paliastsrs &c Aso tho Kitchen fur
nimre, with which tho sale will commenec>
Also, small collection OF original oil paintings, by Old
msaisrs
Csi.losues ready. sio Ais-
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ITO CENT? ENIEN.-Browns and olive doeskin cass
for panhloOus suitable for the present
40 iws w. T. JENNINGS L co. Isl Broadway.
EENTLEMES'S Spring and Summer ov-rcosIs from
" black brown and olive zephyr cloths.
az lwis w. T. JENNINGS K co. 2Sl Broadway.
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w Sebring's Kestorntive.-This pl

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aches and excellent preventive OF Cos!ivene's ano Low
Spirits correcs Il morbid state OF the hillary organs abo
ia very ecacious relieving Flsulency, Coles and aim
liar complaints OF the Stomach and Bowels II specify
promotes strength and activity In all cases OF
Oebfy healthy appetite, where this greatest oil
blessings deficient and. natural consequence, gives
tone and vigor 10 the whole system.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. r. / D. Sands. ~ Fulton
street, rs Broadway and II East Broadway Sold
also Rushon Co. 10 Broadway 10 Asor House, and
Broadway. corner Of Foureenth-si and by
MO iseodlf CODDiNGTON sos Hudson-si.
II InsIey's One Dollar Portraits, l22 Broad
way opposite City Holr-The late Improvement enables
tsk- these splendid. rich toned pictures with great
rapidly and besuy and pledge ourselves that they Will
give general satisfaction than The pictures taken a.
any other Gallery In NewYorE. Large sized portraits
upon the came principles. "a 2%is'