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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-17
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Garden Implements of all kinds, Padocks.
Chest, Drawer, Trunk and Cupboard do.
Gunlocks, single or in pairs Gun Mouniings
and GunloCk Limbs, Gun Tubes aud Flints,
Powder, Shot. Lead and Clpes, Pocket
Cutlery. Shears and Scissors, Sheepshcars,
House Flems, Farr;rs Knives, Garden Trim
mers. Files of all kinds, Cowbclls, Stocks
and Dies, Wrenches, Uasps and Steples, Gate
Hinges, Draw. Sleolyards, with AID without
Scales, Molasses Gates. Faucets, Plyers
Punches. Pincers, Pegbrakers, Shoe-TmeOd
Twiae, Powder Horns and Flasks, Bullet
Moulds. Rifle Wipers, Stair Rods, Raftinj
Asnurs, Sand Siyes, Grindstones, Wrough
and Horse Nails, cotton and wool Gard:
Corn.MiIls, Butcher Knives, MeatcIeaven
Glue. Chalk. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
NEW OARPETINGS.
Floor OIL Cloths. SC. for the Spring trade.

FIUUT OT OIUtH5t uHUc'
SMITH LouSsBERRY 4i9 PEARL-sT. OPPOSITE WILLIAM
RE NOW DAILY RECEIVING their supplies of Car.
pelngs for Spring trade embracing al Of the latest
and best patterns many OF which entirely new and
surpassed for elegance The assortment comprises Royal
Fbe Ingram Carpelings, Floor Oil Cloths from 10 "a feet
wide without, seam, old and well seasoned Venetian Car
pets Of all the various styles and widths Rugs Druggets
Mattngs Table and Piano Covers with general assert
ment all other articles connected with the trade.
Persons about furnishing private residences hotels steam
boats and lodge will find decidedly 10 their advan
tage examine this before making their seee
lions, Offering such Inducements rs are rarely 10
be mel with An experienced upholsterer
poy and fit carpets and oil cloths at the ahortes no.
fc. mia Owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
General Notices.

u Anatomy and Physiology with the Miami
kins, &c.-De. WETISG will comm ence popular and
condemned course OF Lectures Clinton Hall Thurs
day evening March 6 at! O'Clock Anatomy aud Ply
sioogy 10 be illustrated with TWO six foot manikius,
six skeleton large collection OF models separate from
the mankins exhibiting large scale every part OF the
eve ear throat and large collection OF anatomical
psinngs First Lecture free-remaining Lectures u;
Ger each. ms ous
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CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &c.

No. Ga EAST BROADWAY AND II DvIsIcN-ST.
FAMILIES in want OF Carpetng, Oil Cloths, Rugs
Dmgge,s, Table and Primo Covers, any other article
in the line are informed that they will Dd Guion's
splendid assortment of all the various
articles connected with the trade Purchasers will find
many choice patterns of Brussels three ply end ingram
Carpets also Oil Cloths that 10 be obtained other
sores all OF which will be sold prices lower than
before offered. The goods all received direct from the
manufacturers VIII UION,
mo iseodn No. 81 East Broadway and II Divison-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

DIRECTLY oppoIie the H0odrd HoteL
The very liberal patronage which has Tor many ears been
extended 10 him q, his old stand duly appreciated And
his Arrangements are SUCH as enable him TO otter
every nducernen, continuation OF the same his ceie
brsed fine Beare Castor and Moetn Hats which are too
well known TO need commentator, VIII be ound sun iaf
Their improved and bssutifed Also Aconpiee assortment
Of gentenens. youths and chdrens caps unnr-naa &c
aimodea:c prices N B. Genlemens aas oil .ns spring
fashion now ready. 81 lsiW sm"Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
Gdr0mdre.

HARDWARE, Hair Seating, &c-A complete assort-
rnen Table and Pocket Cutlery Files Saws Trace,
Log and OK Chains Spoons. Knob Locks, Curry Combs,
Composition Doctors Also all sizes of best Hair Seat
ing &c. At agents up stairs prices.
ms 6liseod- L. A. NEWROULD, a5 John.si. mp Stairs
ITlIKBANII~' PLATFORM sCAt,ks, war
ran,ad psr'clv aud permanently correct for ahle by
\ Ut.
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VOHN - tLlVE.-Having understood, since my re,
covery spo-iion, that supposed
10 no more would respectfully inform my friends and
the public that John Dmond YET able and willing TO have
trial OF the heel and dance with any two or more
competitors for $1,000 side of Palmos Opera
House on Friday evening" March 9Th 1896 Application 10
be made Opern House the Branch Hotel Bowery
S,.T-A0IAeDER SAFES-TesI No I0-Certifcate
- Mr.. Sias c. Field of Vcksburgh, NJ ISIS On the
morning the ilh ult the owned occupied by
me in this City, with its entirely consumed
by fire. Nv of goods consisted of OIL rosu, lard,
pork sugar mossses liquors. and other articles OF COM
huslibe nature, in the midst OF which OF Rchs
Improved Salamauder Sses, which purchased last
October Of Mr. Isaac Bridge, New Orleans, and which
tanned my books and papers. This Safe was red hot and
did cool sufficiently 10 be opened until 10 hours after
was tsk en- from the ruins the expiration OF that time
was unlocked when m contents proved TO be entirely
injured and disooored. deem this test suf
icen 10 show that the high reputation enjoyed by Rchs
Safes is well neriied. >. 4. FIELD.
Vicksburgh. Miss. March 9Ih, 1916
The abovs OF rs class tests and IN our opinion
will he much satisfactory the Public than those pre-
nediaed trials in furnaces built for the purpose Rich
Co.'S improved Single Double Saamander Safes, for
ale bv A. $ MARVIN. 1921 Water-st
mos 6lis Agent for the NJ Manufacturers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

grP- Spring Styles HAS for $ SO, nj MlLLs'S
Us Broadway, Howard Hoel.-The public Will bear IN
mind tbs, the such bats usually sold for
IS So but cher priced article s. hat and al thai
"a rad far il is S. 80 ms Owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
- Kro,,. Eo.b;onnb,e II,

ry- Knox's Fashionable Hats for the ensuing
Spring are ready inspection and sale at 10 Fulton
81, between William and Nassau To those who not
The roaries fashion, bu! always wish TO look in
the kind OF Hs, they which IS most becoming TO them
can have her Hats made order ats very short notice.
mil mi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
MIISIC.

IJ DUMSDAY, No. IS Bond.sI, the Bowery, Pro-
lI. lessor the Guitar, Singing ACCORDION and Violin
teach Ladies' and Gentlemen al their own real
deuces il all paris OF NewYork City, with much facility
and rapid progression by his but never failing systc
Terms very reasonable Apply a, IS Bond.sL mia Inn
DIANO-FORTE AND sINGING.-Mrs. MOE
l. LEY (pupil Of celebrated Crevelu, and Sir IT,
Snar respectfully that She prepared TO give
above branches al her residence, 90 Frank
Inst Tor that of her pups reasonable terms. Mrs. NJ
ready teach School Glasses, in the City Country
ul0 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
Garpetlr1g.
NEW CARPETINGS,

NEW CARPET1NGS,
Floor Oil Cloths, &c. for the Spring Trade.
r. SMITH, Ja Co.
No. 254 Broadway, opposite City Hall.
IJAVE NOW 10 their warehouse, and constantly
receiving richest and most elegant styles OF Car
petings embracing the newest patterns. and comprising
variety which for beauty aud extent 10 entirely unsur
passed Among The may found the following
kinds of goods adapted 10 every mode OF furnishing VIZ
ELEGANT FRENCH AuBussoN CARPETS,
ENGLISH ADMINISTER.
ROYAL VELVET WILTON, and
TAPEsrRIE VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPETtsGs.
ofne beautiful designs and rich colors superior TO
thing before received Three Ply Superne aud Fine In
grain Carpelings of every variety; venetians, Plain,
Twied aud Damask. of every quality and width.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
OF various patterns description containing many
,rey designs old and well seasoned readyor imedi'
use together with complete assortment of all other ar.
ticles connected with the trade.
All persons furnishing private residences, hotels and
steamboats, will find it their advantage to examine this
assortment Of goods before making their selections these
goods offer at exceedingly low prices. m9 lmis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
r. SEE FOURTH PAG E.

ARRIVED
Bark Ovando (of Belfast, Me- Dyer. 81 ds I'm Mobile,
cotton to Badger & Peck.
Brig Matilda Crowei Ii ds I'm Baize, Honduras. ma
hogany to 5 w Lewis. Left schr Nile. Hampton. disg
1lth of Salt Key Bank exchanged signals with oark
John Gardner hence for Baze The NJ has been .
days North OF Cape Hatteras Psssenger-C Maxwell
Schr Josephine Lstoureite ds I'm Wilmington Nc
naval stores 70 Johnson & Lowdea
Schr Orozimbo, Mlliken, ds i'm Swansboro' NJ, ma
val stores, Enges.
scbr Alexandria Kicker of Philad, mdse, 10 Johnson
e. Lowden. ,
Schr Orizennbo, fm Maryland oysters for Portsmouth
Schr North America, I'm Virginia oysters.
Schr Eldad Mason, I'm Phisd. coal.
Schr Textor Trefethen I'm Philad, coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
CARPETINGS.

THE and well assorted stock OF the late firm OF
4 w W. CHESTER 4 CO. consisting OF ROYAL, WILL
ToS BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, Ingram and VENETIAN Car,
petipY of patterns, and from the approved
great variety OF OLD ENGLISH and
AMERICAN Floor Oil Cloths for sale reduced prices
No 1871 Broadway corner OF Dey.st. mic 2wis~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
rsr DR.. Woods sar.apariIIn and Wild Oh

CSr- DIR. Woods SarsaparilIa and Wild Cher
re Bitters.-Thr nvsiusoe and eiteciual remedy Is
citing the wonder of all who make of ii, and almost
cusively used for mpury OF the Blood Dyspepsia Piles
Indigestion Pimples Puules the face, by most
eminent physicians 1t is the most psatahle OF medicines
yet its operations so decided and energetic That those
who ever try IL will any other remedy. Sold
wholesale and retail by WYATT hETCHAM,
mos a. III Fuiton-sL n. Y.
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BONNETS

STRAW BONNETS!
CHAPLIN No. Il John-st (near Broadway has on
IL. hand good assortment Of fashionable Straw Bonnes
which will be sold The lowest cash prces Mners are
invited examine goods before purchasing elsewhere
mi 2meodis
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GGts.
LEARY & cos
FASHION FOR SPRING, 1916.

FASHION FOR SPRING, / S46.
r. The preference universally manifested
for our style OF Genemsns Hats has decided 10
continue the same for the ensuing
LEARY ( CO. Hstters, Nos s. 1 snd Astor House
New-Yors, Fsb. 18th, 1876.
Circulars descriptive OF the peculiarly OF style, for
warded by addressing ;pad. Isl it's
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EDGAR JENKINS, Auct!oueer.

DEREMPTORY SALE Of Real Estate.-EDGAR
JENKINS will sell al public auction the Merchants
Exchange Friday the Sd day OF April al u o'clock
al noon under the direction OF the subscriber Tho follow
ing Real Esse belonging 10 the late Frederick Reser do
ceased -:
The TWO story brick building No. sa7 Pesrl.st.
FranktortsL and story frame building In the rear
hereof the lot which stand said lot being
50 feet wide front Pears and % feet In the and
in depth aide s5 feet and lO feet inches on the 9th
side, or lcss
Also the nee story brick brildng No. 9s Clist with
brick shed building In the with the lot which the
same are erected. Said lot being In width Clfst y
feet inches and In the a feet and In depth on one
side inches End the other side 10 feel inches
or less.
Also The story brick house and lot No. $40 Green
wchs Said lot being width In front IS feet Inch, and
in the rear feet and depth side Sc feet 81 inch
es and The other aide 81 feet inches more or less
Also story brick FROM house and lot No 5oS on
Greenwchs Said lot being In width In front "A ieei Il
inches the & feet aud IN depth one side 70
feel the other side SO feet inches or lees
Also story frame building and lot No. SIS Wash
ingous Said lot being 10 width IN front Is feet ii inches
and 10 the rear 25 feat and In depth side 81 feet "A
inch and the other side 81 feet Inches more or less
Also the story franc building and lot No 5+5 WI ash
nglons Said 10, being In width front y feet ~ inches
and % feet and In depth side 90 feet snd
on the other side 81 feet Il inch, more or less.
The said houses and lots on Washington-st will DO
sold subject the third part OF certain qa. rent
which Will be stated al the time OF sale, unless said quit rent
shall be- sooner extinguished by Communication
Terms OF saleTen cent and The auctioneers fee TO
be paid ON the day OF SALE The residue OF the purchase
money on the fifth day OF May next al No. IL JohnsL up
stairs Possession Of the properly given on the lat May
Maps Of the above properly may be obtained III the AUG
ton room OF Edgar Jenkins No. Walst
FLOYD SMITH, Trustee, kc
Dated March sd, 1886 ms iatAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

E~Gentemen's Hats-Spriug Fashion.-BIRD
cor Pine and Nassau ESTABLISHMENTS Hats of the Spring
pattern uniting much elegance and beauty OF style now
ready for examination and ssle by The subscriber.
uh2o lmi.+ BIRD Cor. Pine snd Nassau SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

Y Missionary Meeung.IA nilssl2naIy h e On
behalf of The Arcsps recapured from The SLAYER Pons one
hundred OF whom have placed by the Colonial auhor
lies under the Mehodis Mis.onsres in Liberia
will be held in the Aensi Methodist Episcopal Church. IN
This Civ on Wednesday evening 18th instant commence
nj half past O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered on the
occasion by Rev. VIM. Roberts OF Jersey City and Rev
the close of which collection will be taken in response
10 this most touching appeal W2, II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor OF Music (late Organist OF
- Dr. CoAs Church begs leave inform the Ladies OF
York and Brooklyn that she continues 10 give lessons
on the Organ Piano Forte Singing and Composition, 10
Market cUrrer of Hsnrv-st. Nes-fork. nl6 l9tN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

MEMORANDA.
The racket ship Hendrix Hudson for London and the
Uot,ineuer for Liverpool and other outward bound yes
sells have been eiained by adverse weather-~lll sail
frs, fair wind Wind NE. with thick weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

u First Ward.-At meeting OF the Democratic
Wing Electors OF The First Ward, held the Broad-s;
aouse pursuant 10 notice onMoadsy evening Esd instant
JAMESON ESQ. was called TO the Chsir. and GEORGE
W. HOLLAND was appointed Secretary.
rheolow!ng chosen represent the Ward
he Democratic Wing Convention nominate candidates
Tor Mayor and Aims House Commissioner for The ensuing
election:
Jameson. G. vANZANDT. CIV. HOLLAND.
And the following gentlemen unanimously elected
committee 10 select Candidates for Charter Officers.
az Dlsty'e I'd District Sd District
poSa N r mt. Edmund Griffin, George C. Manu.
Robert 8. Collins, Ira Brown Jas Reese
"ooer' svey, james b. Graham Geo. Hamilton
c. resolved That the Committees have power I'll vsssn
iA'a'std, Ths. The proceedings be published.
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a. Window shade Depot. No. Spruce-st.-
10000 pair ALWAYS on hand Persons shout furnishing their
houses will 100 per by calling the De-
poi BARTOL DE MACNf.
B.Cod Broi.es and Tssses in lots 10 s'i' al snusc-
nrar. mica, mis- isu
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-. or lee. time a, the risk and expense of the i'm.

or lees time at the risk and expense Of the i'm
ed-Previous 10 such storage the goods must be
snsrly entered In the usual manner, the duty compu-
bonds given in the amount of at least the tull val
- Of the goods TO secure the payment OF the duty ana
SIC 3D. At any time during the three years goeds
l. rerces of the value OF not less than SO0 and In ouK
- rn,;-e psckapes may be withdrawn after twentyour
hours notice. by paying the duty ana cnarses' anu
for permit -, 81, re-.
expectation without the payment oil duty, oy
NTH the existing laws regards boud. certineae -.
SEC 5,h-warehoused goods may be Transporter =. o
one port OF entry TO another and there 60 ,h hI
,ver,hou sed subject the same condtonS oi ne o'
.nce of the three wears the oriSnH P'aee Vi p'i
tp,on the Collector OF the port "niea ~ 80.
from giving credit the bona unuei "nou .nei W.
warehoused and the Collector OF either pof1 taxing
wa ~, ~ tyansnora,ion shall be carried out in good
faith within spec;hec ttbe'
SIC 6th-lrhe goods transported are not all reenter-
n 1pbin the time specified in the bond, II shall not be
unless the duties the deficiency are paid In
S or Il satisfactorily accounted for being the result
n Unavoidable waste fire, or shipwreck
sYc 7th-Goods transported according to section 9TH,
he entered at their sort of destination for immediate
consumption reexportaon without going into store
and shall then be considered as having been constructive
b re-warehoused.
src sth.-Authorses Collectors 10 hire extra ware
houses and charge such for storage will merely
over The The storage of gunpowder and of ex-
,Ios;ve imports Is forbidden.
src oh.-if any imports warehoused under this Act
naI be embezzled frauduenty hid removed, they
.ba be forfeited; and every person aiding in the fraud
shall be liable to penalty OF $1,000 and costs OF proSecu-
ton. -. $500
SEC l0th-The agents of ship may deposit in ware
houses FIVE days after application made TO the Collector
such portions OF the cargo as are not entered o te own
era under the restrictions entered by the own
or. but without rsk loss
SEC. llth-Goods sent 10 public store under present
laws which shall not be entered for warehouslng or the
duties paid the end OF ninety days shall be sold by
suction.
SEC l2tb-Goods not taken from warehouse at the
expiration Of three years shall be sold by suction
SEC l3Ih-Warehoused goods when found in de.
esying condition shall be sold by auction after days no
ice unless withdrawn.
SIC l4rh-Ths &C, is to go into operation sixty days
after 1t shall be approved.
SEC l5th-Repcals conflicting laws.
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2. Il. AMIDON
No. 1T BROADWAY,
D;.,,,I, %, opnoJi,t ne Ho:card Hote

c7- Kegs 20 inform his rends and the public. thai his
Hal estsbshnen, removed from corner eWhi and Nss-
In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

Egnmenl lot Anctoa Salos
L. COTTON g. co. Auction and Commission Nor
cants Nos lis Falton-sl and 81 Ann-st Liberal i'd
made conEsnmcnts. and prompt returns made.
On WEDNESDAY, March 18th
ANo- IS Deyst near Greenwich, al 10y O'clock
The Furniture OF tho Two and three stories, composed IN
part Of Mahogany French Bedsssds, Mahogany Chairs,
Dress BueauI sidebosrds Bofas Marble Top Pier Tables
Wash 90 Wsaa Stands, large Looking Glasses Fsssher
bedt Marsses PIissiers Bedding, Carpets, Rugs, Oh
Cloth, Astral and hau Lamps, Piclurrz, &c. 2c
On FRIDAY, March q, al 10 O'Clock.
No. 2S5 Green wtch-s- nexi door above Murysy-s
FuRSismNc WARE, Accompanying . very l.rse and
general every thing Ia the tne
such a. tubs pals brooms bowls ladies' brushes dusers
osIees mats cages Safes refgerators mops trays,
S 81. pans bakers saaee-paps candlesueks, lamps,
and coffee lanterns eopnsr ana iron ,a k.l.s
brass kettles ane androns steel iron
pots and kettles table cad pocket cutlery razors ,sors
hshrg tackle coSes mills Iron shoyeis ensmeled ware
grdirons, kc. Ike
Catalogues can bs obtained on the promises Thursday
and also 81 tho suction room 81 Arn-sl
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Sales of Real Estate.


By Il. J. Bieeeker.
Ii scres in the town OF Workers. near Harlem
Railroad, $50 per acre. Seco
1874 acres in the town of Yonkers near Harlem
Railroad, with house and barn, 500 per acre. olo
story brick front house and lot o. Carrnne'st 70
by 90 feet with story brick house in rear - 'oO
story brick house and u years unexpired lease oil
lot 80 Vandamst. - by 100 5,'OU
'i ipebes by 90 feet. 1000
~ on aide 43d.st near 3Gayenue 25 by 100 f. AS
Lot on 53d.st 6thav 81 front, % by l05 $50
2story frame house and lot on Wioughby, near
Pearst brooklyn .. by 100 1000
By Edgar Jenkins.
story and attic brick house and lot o. llthst.2l5
by feet ooVV
9,,ory and attic brick house and lot 10 llhst same
slze- "icoo
By Dgmont & Hosdck.
ls years uneXpired lease OF lots on 18th. ST. near
sthavenuc, 1874 by 1904 feet LOCO
By Jas. NJ Mile.
Q stsry brick front house and lot 40 Cherry-st
24it II ms front, ISL rear, 10 feet inches
one side and 10 II the other, with story brick
house in rear $3.50
4,,ory brick house and lot 81 Janes.st IL feet
front, ~! feet rear, 1904 feet one side and 33i
feet the other .......-...-....... $500
story brick house and lot 80 Jamessl. l6 feet
'front.' l53 rear, 80! side, and Sol the other $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

-, Sebring,s Restorative.-This pleasant medi-
cine is rever-iaing remedy for Dyspepsia and Nervous
Affections Ills certain for Sick aCd Nervous Head
aches and an excellent preventive Cosvenefs and Low
SprIIs II correcs morbid stale OF the hillary organs ana
IL very eicacious in relieving Faulency, Cocs and sim
liar complaints of the Stomach and Bowels. II speedily
promotes the return OF strength and activity In all cases
Debility; restores healthy appetite where this greatest oil
blessings ia deficient and natural consequence, gives
tone and vigor 10 The whole system
Sold Wholesale and retail by A. 4. D Sands, ~ Fulton.
street; also al rs Broadway and II East Broadway Sold
sso by Rushton Co Broadway 10 Astor House. and
Brosdway corner of Fourteenihst snd hv
moo spoltf CODDINGTON sos Hudson-si.
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~ Spring Fashion for Hair Cutting, 1916.
e. Phson IA Broadway.
B. This the only establishment where clean brush
IL used for each person. M llns
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Uattd MATCH I'D, 1910. III

JOS. r. CURTISS, Aucuoneer
uARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c &c.-Jacob \.
II Plat will sell THIS MORNING. 81 10 O'Clock, NJ .
Plat OF Gold $50 casks and ots Englsh
German French and American Hardware, Cutlery and fan
cy goods .,.,
and Pen Knives SCISSORS, Razors Shears, &c Southern
Knives &c &C. among which 10 inc assortment OF Rodg-
ers Bros" and Rodgers Coz fine Congress knyes.
with stag pearl and ivory handles Pocket and Pen Knives
&c being OF superior manufacture
precisely II O'clock cases S62 packs short SUCK
American Pins and 5 $50 packs full stuck do
Also cases English Pound Pins, p, Pearl Buttons
Also al lOt O'Clock, invoice Of French Canes an In
OF wood Kitchen Ware, viz Pastry Rollers, Clohss
Pins, Wash Boards, etc
Also cases Hair Brushes In boxes, Clothes, Hair and
Hat do. &c &c. II
FURNITURE sALES.-The subscriber will give
attention 10 Of Household Furniture during the en-
suing season. ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk,
ms 2w Auchoneer, Broad.st
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sALESi-Our
personal attention will be given TO the sales OF House
hold Furniture. Sules heretofore,
m2l BLEECKER& VAN DYKE, No. II Well.st
WI. Il. JONES, Auctioneor
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, on Wednes-
ID day, March g. ct l0 O'clock at tho store OF D. In
gersoll Co, No. 222 Pear-st $50 cases comprising
large and desirable assortment Of Boots Shoes and Bro
gens suitable for tho Southern Western and City dealers,
Just received Catalogues and goods ready the day
vious 10 The sale. mhlOtf3m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

eF Paper Haugings nnd Window shades
Solomon & Hart Us Broadway. opposite ie ParS' have
The largest and stock Paper Hangings aud
Window Shades he found In the city, and nj prices lower
Than can he had al other establishment
Their stock consists OF the different styles bolh French
and American which The public in general invited to
call and examine. mis- lmIsMN&r