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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
II Large and Extensive sale OF valuable orig

mai collection Japan Lsquered Porcelain OF the richest
kinds magnificent original Old Dresden Porcelain Groups,
Figures, Cups and Ssucers, Msnderu Cake and Fruit
Dishes Pa;es Curs ssd Ssucers OF he fines, quality
Gent ard original Venetian Bocss Wine Classes Of
variety SnceG Rsns of the 10Th century % carved mo- OF
Pearl snd ivory beautifully painted and Iwo most precious
Japan Porcelain Tables st4rds such has
been this country These choice collection Of
ornaments and antique articles ofsred very
They all sutqu-none Of them ess Than 100 yesrs,
and hundred. They very costly, and
collected through the old of Holland and oh-r psces
with great diligence and by the collectors OF
those atcles They highly valued nj the Courts OF Eu
rope, and nnoDg The English End French nobility To be
sold the Magasin Japspss 60 DuaDs between Brood
way End En-s by Aaron Levy AucIoDeer, Thursday.
April 3d. 1886. Sale TO commence positively al II O'Clock
rain shine
N. B-The public in general respectfully in
ved particularly the Ladies, Call and examine this
nbeent collection ofanquies bow ready for examination
with catalogues. s20 dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

ITs- Insicy's One Dollar Portraits, 10 Broad
way. opposite City HoeLThe late improvement enables
these splendid. rich toned pictures with great
rapidly snd Sssuy and pe3ge ourselves that they will
give more general satisfaction ,hsn the pictures taS-n
Any chvr Gallery In NewYors- Large sized portraits
tai IN upon m. pr-ncirisA 40 S~is.
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General Notices.

81 Lecture IN ~. PEERS Church, BarclET-s.
Tho Rev DE- Ryder Presaento Of The College Of tbs Holy
Cross Worcester will lecture in ST Peters Church Bar
clHyst Tuesday evening tbs 2jst inst- hsfpast
O'Clock Subiect The Practice Of AurcIlRr Coores,tcn
in the Catholic Church explained and df.sdec" Tickets
for the benefit Of the Church, - EACH 10 be bad stbe
deer The evening OF the l-rture an p
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n FIOnttr EtHIpIt NO. u n. @ Y. HI NJ
regular meeting Of this Temple ~ be held Friday
iDg o'clock The members earnestly requested
punctus their attendance bu,ness Of h-
inportsncr-o take into consideration The propriety OF
changing their place of meeting.
T. A general sltenca rceis requested. By order OF
go 81. /. ACKERMAN. Re Sec
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~ American In-rituIc-Furmers'C Cuba re-
euar meeting % this Gut VIII be held e. the Repository.
Taesdsy next the 2st Of April instant. al poor. Some in
-rsEtr communications Will be made This regular sub
-cisK,eJng Of Cutie. epecdLy Co and the Culture Of
Sk-wlll be coEsi3ered. Strangers particularly
invited. Admlspce alRa5s free. Il.
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wr SEE FoURrg PAGE.

ARRIVED.
Brig Clio Osgood. from Csrdenas, Cuos. april : so
hhds molasses 70 Beck & kenhardI Vessels lett be-
fore. Sid in CO with three masted schr aurora ASHn'
for NYork Passenger-Mr Greig. OF NforS.
Brig Fanny Colt Baker, ds I'm Georgetown. 81, COZ,
ton. 20 Colt & Co Sid in with brig Gen Stark snd
schr julius pringle. both for SYorS
schr Ann NJ Hail. ds I'm Fredericksburg. flour &c 10
Hitchcock & Co.
schs Peru Parker Is from Lubec, Ne, 18th. Sid 10
CO with schr Soule, Wooster. for NYorS
Sehr Margaret Wosion, ds I'm Petersburg. TOBACCO
10 Jas Hunter.
Sehr Il Herriek Clarence ds ftn Salem. mdse. to
w Ropes,
sehr Saml Henry White. , DIS I'm cherrys,oue corr.
TO Ravens
Schr Ann Bartlett, ds I'm Georgetown, sc, Lumbar,
10 Badger & Peck
Schr Renown, Lowell, DIS t,n Boston, udse, to &
Hcrrick
Schr cOra, ctu,hers day. from Newbern. NC, naval
e.ores.
sehr Pampero Beaell, DIS fun Warrington NC, Coz,
ton and naval stores
Schr Sally Pitts Smith. from Maryland corn,
schr Elsn hesrney from SLon6on ndse.
Schr Richmond. Cushnsn ds FIN NBedford oil
Schr Cora, Euwood, DIS I'm Richmond. nase.
BELOW
Schr julius Pr;ngls. from Georgetown sc, lumber.
SAILED.
Brig Hsyu, Cuts. 70. Port Prince. From the low
pool Zurich Hayre, Wind NNW.
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NEW TvBSEy HOTEL.

having reported that the New jersey Hotel Nor
4 risown y. J. not 10 be opened this season The
subscriber tskes this method Of Informing the pubic and bis
fends Inst - has again leased his splendid establishment,
md Is now ready Accommodates IN The most gentte and
reasonable families single and the travel!
ing public Morrstown is Well known for It's raluory,
and being one the delightful residences in
the county. The subscriber that his efforts - please
viii ensure him share OF the public patronage.
all owls u 4 CROWELL-
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" Manesca's Oral system OF teaching the French
language pursued by his daughter, Mrs Durend either
cass or yaie lessons Gentlemen wishing 10 join early
morning class for The requested make
immediate application. Lsdes' morning class has just
commenced, in which few he admitted by applying
Immediately. Residence No. IS Wsiker-st ala lwA-
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20 An Adjourned Meeting OF the Wing County
Convention for the nomination of candidates to represent
the City and County OF NewYork In the approaching Con
venion revise and alter the Constitution Of this Stale
will be held Al The Broadway House Monday evening.
20thintt at O'Clock precisely By order OF the Convention
ala 2. HAMILTON FISH. Secretaries
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DROWN MIX and fancy mixtures OF Aertno Cassi-
Dneres, recr.ve I'd LIS day and foc sale By
80 c. 2. HARRIS, % EKcasnse-plsce-
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LUST PUBLISHED,

JUST SO6LlSh6O
THE OLD CONTINENTAL; OR, THE PRICE OF
j Liberty A Romance OF the American Revolution, by
James X Psulding author OF the Duchmans Firesde &C.
&c vols. paper. IS cts; vol cloth 81.
1--we mistake not, the Old Continental will prove the
most interesting xii his The subject Is revolution
ary hero John Pauldng tan uncle, we believe oil
The author the OF Andre The chsrac-
ter OF Col Hammond the Old Continental Is well drswD;
ration Andres capture Is graphic and we suppose
from The lips ofene Of the actors IN The scene-lsand
City
There fun enough, and fighting enouRh-love and
hate ennughtruth enough, and reHchery enough-yes,
and thrilling incident enonsn a., two such BOOZE
MoNTEZUMA; The Last Of the Az.ecs An Historical
Romance the Conquest o. Mexico, by Edward Msiurn.
2yols. l2no-pnper 81. clo,hSl so
hsnds during the 1t splendid panorama OF Mexi-
can scenery full blaze OF more than oriental mssni
cence which found by the Spanish conquerors The
thrilling interest," and calls up the same seDsa
Piz.rro Admirably written and emineny graphic in des-
crpt.op ia book that will 90 sill over tbs world
milwaukee Courier
sIs lw PAINE BURGESS.
NAPOLEON AND HIS MARSHALS.
DY J. T. HEADLEY, illustrated with six Steel Engrev-
DIngs. vol. |, published THIS Day.
Life and Military Achievements OF Napoleon.
Marshsls Berthier,
Z" Angereau
80 Davousi,
' St Cyr,
20 Macdonald
E. Morier, and
a. Soult.
Volume will be ready 10 MAY.
BAKER K SCRlBNER, l45 Nassau.st and
ala STA Sc Pars.Low:
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IT, hNRW.YOKK, Albany &c =. - T. Der
EAe-Sior Albany ssd Troy direct non - y
Al ia FOOT OF zs.e.s 49,,
Ia. hi. Ro., vii .rys Ia dine 70 ts Itsa
Of Cus lron Troy west 10 Buffalo ana XVI
wh,tchal and LAle ChsErlsin ,rprsr Cam, z a. Macy.
vii lssy. Fuesssy Thasdsy ssd Saturday evening" az
sf;oe or rsis, apply on board, or ct tho ones
ca tbo wharf v.suh. Rs,t nin soeese or any
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EDdAK JENKINS. Auctioneer;

d d. NASH, Aucuonear-Store l39 Fullon-sL
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-Thursday ut 10
II O'Clock, at 2i0 West Twents'hst Nnthavenus,
handsome Household Farnlturel piano f,r'e Brussels,
sar csrpes ingram do, pier and center isbes,
breakfast and dining do SOFAS sofa bedstesd, buusux,
dressing do pier glasses duggst bedsesds b. ds msiress
bedding, wa.hslands, China, crockery &c together
wifi tho kitrhcn 0nrnlturs lts
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Boarding.


DOARD--A Young Man wishes to obtain boa'd ina
ID quiet private family below Cnnsst Address note 10
7 S. Tribune Office, stating terms location, 1c an 81
BOARD in Ess, BroaGway.-Tvo gentlemen and their
- families be accommodated with desirable apart
for he ensuing year by spPl!ng a. No lI6 East
Broadway. References exchanged e9O 81
BOARD aud Furnished Room wanted 10 private fam
Dy, for widow LAZY. 4 note Addressed 4. B. Tribune
Office stating terms which must be moderate, viii be al
tended To-. h2p IL"
GENTLEMAN and Lady, also single gentle
\ he pleasantly accommodated IN n private
family. where the comforts OF home may be realized
Apply l47 Wcos;er-st near Houston. a?o 81
gsOAHD wanted In private family. y gentleman for
ID his family consisting of wife and child r to be
neatly Furnished and location Brooms and Broadway.
Southern exposure preferred Terms moderate. Refer
demanded and sed apply unless highly respect
able Address D. p III this Office hSO 81
ROARu-Wsrted in the country from 18th June 10 LIST
- September gentleman with his lady child and
want pleasant location the Bay, the East or North
River place with easy the city is desired
private family where there Few boarders would
be preferred. Address C. NJ. J. atihs Office. SO lw
DOAID the ls OF HAY ~ Esst Broadw way,
~ for gentlemen and their wives and single gentlemen.
Inquire nj No. so Ves-y.st ala Sis Sos
BOARDING IN CHAMBERs-ST.-Ag gentleman
IL and Lady single gentlemen, Can he accommodn
ted with board and front parlor aud bedroom adjoining,
furnished unfIrnshed, 81 Cbsniaer-st near Broad
wav The % door Two Three single gentlemen
also accommodated with single rooms above None
nut good character and habits VIII be received
References exchanged alo ISL
lOARDINt:, with private family, handsome furnished
ID rooms, so McDouea-s al lmis
A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, without children. can
~ have pleasant paror and bedroom on second door,
with full board by early application IL 10 Chsmbers-s
pQ bNtG
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LIVERPOOL, Marcu led, lcib.
Cotton Sales, DC. Mcyck, lS46.
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Drp GOODS.

EROM AUCTInN-To be opened this day a. the new
+ .tore OF BRIGGS REMSEN. 400 Grend.s st, junction
Of Broaw i've packages OF rich Cashmere Sh.ws
FIVE cases wet Linens Also, large assortment OF Cling
nam Lawns The wreck OF the Henry Clay all of which
will be SOLD reduced prices We have also large
somenl OF SILKS and other Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
suitable for The cheap as can be purchased IN the
city. an lW'
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] K AucttuEccr
nANIAGED SAWS AND CUTLERY by lie ship
~ Herry Clay.-Jacoe S. Plsu viii sell Tbs Morning.
O'Clock casks table krives and forks. oce cask Pcet
and penknves scissors rAxor butcher and shoe knives
kc As casks Ssadshaws CS and GS hand and
PANEL snd casks saidlery goods N B. The sad
Gley goods Will be sold the pound slesnE; me Other
goods 10 suit purchasers. IL
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AcENCY-MINNG ASSOCIATIONS OF
AXE SUPERIOR, and eisevhere--The subscribers OF
L:er heir services, - General Agents ne Cay OF New
ard They purchase and sell stocks and interests
b. lie sane-fu-uiAt SuPPiss ke- kc-~i Keep Regis
To- ,h list Of Trz,res and ofhcers-spececs of Ores,
RON several Mines, and such other Information
be considered efvsi1- carry the object Of such
Agency They would De happy 10 execute ofter-feceiye
M eonmnnicaIe Information 70 parties inieresied
Y. & WARNER or
J. D. HAWKS.
No. Nasal cor. OF w al. AZ
New-York. April, 1876 40 lot.
DROWN MIX and fancy mixtures OF Mertno cassi-
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF EDWARD G1BBoN,
HiSroktAS,
IVA Continuation by Joia Lord SAes<id vol limo
ueG.!y bound
* orrR only thsi II has been reprinted long
" before. or itsef il Is work OF very gfeet interest,"
and y, th record of the life OF OF The sbes and mcs
srcomp,hed scholars England bar ever produced II has
very s,rcng claim upoG The attention OF mo literary
faithful record OF his OF study, even from
boybood and OF the In which he ACQUIRED ms pro-
found scholarship very gres value snc interest," CO
pecially for the student go ~, s.,,
All Contains stter of decided Interest and viii douoes'
be widely read" S0n, ,.S, = S>Ift.ie.'
al
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r ETTER AND CAP PAPER-Gold and Steel
L. Pens O-.I1 Waters Sealing Wax India Rubber Pofce
l.in States, Ivory Tables Bseksannon Boards Chess
", Gold and Silver Pencils Lc. kc together win every
rtc- IL the s,aocery ne may De obtsin-d IN sn7 guam
,,;y q: very lo~ a. he Stationery N:ooose
20 FRANCls LOlTKEL, ~ Aaioen-ssns-
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EDGAR A. PoE'S OPINIONS OF
THE Literary People OF NewYork a.,
Cod-y's Lady, Book and ArIbur's nsgszins united
~ Look for The hrstNo Tuesday the llit s''e
hing piquant be expected.
For sale a. all the Periodical Dero;s. eIo "a.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. -. THIS DAY.
r,Tr x,,N TIE NOON. FULL SEA.
Rises 10 Sets % 20 Morn..-s Morn. ) ).
LATEST pArEs
London March Is Ravre ..--.---.March 10
Liverpool $500. March 70 Newor!eans April ii
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sitnntinns. Hr. uautsh.

WASTED-A Ei:rsiion By respectable Yoasg Wo-
w rnsu az cook w.saer and irorsr 90 chsrbe.
work Best OF City r-fersrce- Apply a. No. 5 A5ior-
risce between 2d-syeuue and The BoweTy 40 =
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THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE Goose
l No. 81 Wsllst. city Of New YORK Capi4l stoef
- coo 81 paid IN cash and securely nvesed according
70 ~. provisiccs OF Is casr.sr.
h COMPANY hss been u business tTeive years Hso u
"a, ~ az paid I,...sby ere upward Of $500
TIE present ss.-ts CT tie Company exceed IL capital
assurance sgsirs oss damage by IRE, effected on sP
picaror. - Reasonable terms ...
DrscAx T. CURLY. Secy. az lmh
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rsr- AmIdon.s HAT establishments res2ret from
core. OF Wall sad Nassau sta 10 No la sfosd"ay
" Ho,rx-d Hoial W. ,eu
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powLWG's RoMANIsM

DOWLIyG'S ROMANISM,
tLLusTRkTED.
Just Pubiishrd. Tenth Edition
nFTHIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLuh NE,
~ with 81 spleodh engravngs Illustrative OF Ronanisa
In handsome ORNAMENTAL binding.
Cbt--7ers Lectures lie PEgrn's Progresa Fourin
.,,iticr with ruroercas steel grarngL
Ne.t snd elegsH Bookbtndt1g, N al Is vanrtef
w. has In preparation he most beautiful and costly
.tles of Pictorial Billings Cor Hsrpers Illuminated Bible
); he Cheap Bookstore and Bindery, ia Fuiton.st
to-f.tr z WALKER IA Puiton-st-
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NOW OPEN, XXIst ANNUAL EXElslTloN Of ih-
Nsrors Academy Of DesSu ii their rooms corner
Broadway aud Leonard cors;sng OF original works by
vicg artists never before exhibited by The Academy Open
from NJ. 10 10 NJ. Season tickets ~ cts single I'D
mi sion Is c:s: catslo sues ~ ctl- als Sus-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-28

Below. ships Gossypium. from Liverpool; MMgnet Forbes
from London; and Mozart; brig Hope Howes shaw from ia
also ships unknown CID schr James Cage
Shpmsu, Brazos de 81 Jago ships Russa Ducsy York
LverpooI McLesnd Trieste; bsrks Carmen. spl Lananaa
Havana; Hersche Adams, Kingston Jam: Mandarin, Col
ley Vera Cruz brig Virgins Hood Pensacola; schs Sarah
Harmon Brszos Texas Tallahassee Gays 81 Marks; Paes
toe, Green. Charleston; Montezuma Kelly, Mobile.
NoRroLK. April 24-An schn Sas Wright. Coaklin from
york bound TO Charleston, put IN for REPAIRS 0ph
Ballard from Boston.
PoR rLAND, April Atari brigs Martha Kinsman, Grim
Matanxas sehrs May Nckerson, Norfolk Tangent and
Gup,il Thomaston. for New York Cid. brig Gasn Sweet
PoRrsMourH, April 2s-Cld. ship Clara, Penhallow, New
Orleans.
PHLADrIrHrA, April asAn bark David Nichols. Nichols
from Cienfuegos
-PLrMourH. April 2a-An schr Emulous. Howss, New
York. ~
R,cHMosD April a5Ar schr Patrick Henry. Chester New
York; s'oop Dolphin, German, Troy.
SAVANNAH, April 22-Arr schrs Cores, Tarbox Jamaica
Ncanor, Atkins, Matanzas. bound to Boston
SALEM. April 24-AH schr Henrietta, (Br) Dgby CID brig
Otho Towne, Pernambuco; schr Louisa Melissa (Brl Nova
Scotia.
rs.sDw,sH April 2l5Arr sehrs franklin. aud tbo,h Of
THoMAsToS. April ls-Sailed, schr Amazon Ellms New
York.
,WLMIrcros, April 2sArr 2sd brig Electro Smith, from
Havana schr Boston, Nash from New York. Cid 24th seh
Thorn Sanford for New York; brig Norman, Pratt, De-
Zc Hon Sid Esd schr Jonas Smith for York. 2th sehrs
Alaric, Z POWELL and Ellis
WALTHALL April 2t-Arr bark Caroline, Rushton. Gil
schr Select, Cakm, Troy.
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FITS! FITS /!

CERTIFICATE of Cure Of Epeptic Fits, Of - years
"A standng cured within the last three months By useng
Iyans Vegetable Extract and before the Mayor Of
the city Of New York, March the 7th instant
To ell whom IL may coucem- hereby testify that have
been afflicted for twentythee with epeptc fits Ii would
be Impossible for me describe my sufernes have
suffered through the various Of this dreadful disease
in the awful and have tired the
medical skill Of numerous physicians without ever receiving
benefit whatever have always been trying
syt.o ealls could hear Of until gave up al hop, ever
rather than life length heard that Haus Vegetable III
making wonderful Of this dreadful dis
Drs yans Hart aud represented my case 70 them BE-
hope revyed-yes, thank God health revived per:
severed in the Of this medicine about three months and
restored health aud would cheeIfnly recommend nay
at al sa Grand street. New York be made WHOLE
shs be happy who would wish to conyese
Ycrk WILLIAM H. PAR6ELLS
sworn before me, this 7th day Of March, A. p Isae
miro 1mrr w. f. HAVENMEfE En- Mayor
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, April l5-The Rice market was dull. 1917
bags from Valencia, Spain, had been sold al 81 rs and
I'll do atei The cargo Of the T. c. Mitchell had been
put IN store, and the brig Havsnas sole at l2rs
kiS6sToS, Jam) March 25.-Flour 81 20 to So plen-
ful Meal s. to So scarce; Rice SIS to SIS cargo
only In the market; Bread Pilot aud Crac kers No SO
a barrel in the market; Navy Bread 81 SO.
PERwAMBuco, March 81, ls46- Since our last circular
the only arrivals from the u s. shave been the Globe
from Philadelphia, and H. M. WaIfed, from Baltimore
the latter OF which proceeded for Bahia leaving
stock Of flour sale in the hands Of importers and
ouators at about 900 barrels principally Of ordinary
brands, which retail very slowly indeed $4,000 per
DBL Good Richmond is more wanted, and may be quo.
ted at 20a or trfe more the bakers, however will
only bay very sparingy so long the Southern
kes are over supplied, as at present Our last years
consumption Aaed 1000 bbls per month"; being an in.
crease on former years at fully ten per cent.
Domestics continue very dull, particularly Brown
Drills which are almost unsalcable Sales of Hyson
Tea have been made at 500, 1880 and 2l60 inferior
Teas do pot answer Pearl and Gunpowder Teas are
also unsalesbe.
Sugars continue to forw in moderate supply
but prices have materially advanced and for fine whites
in bos and bags 29oo has been paid Vessels are con.
stany arriving from all quarters in search of EN- ploy-
men but produce is scarce and high little or no
freight is found.
Since making up foregoing 1900 bills Flour have arriv
Cd IRON Trieste which have been sold at 1911 months
Another cargo OF 1900 bbls expected from quar-.
ter.-U. s. Gazette
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CASror-ship Clrsndon-57l2 rkGs Toss eassa
go.d us Cotoo pkgs tea do silk w Ray-7o pk
Wm wilson Sous do Low u Brothen-lo do silk W
= ibempson.l 90 tea Babcock-l6 do mdse Bour Co
90 Tea 90 iequetcd ware l33 do China do silk
do sweetmeats 81 do mdse 10 order -
HAyRG-Sh st Nieoas-5 pkgs Finn B.es-a do Marian
Bernara-a do h,mme-2c i Maurcs-sJ Mieb.I.oA n
brsn--e maa swson-le Spies Christ & co., Loes
Wseodonck-l Boeikm x Molman-S Lachass i Esuebs
30 Marion.ls schrsge, Koop cos Pilot r. Bab,er
- Denny e fankerhoh-3 Rodna coil Bernhard
Hutton.3 Schultz Beldom-s Cott,ost CA i ~
Wsren-1 DOwner COZ Il Roussri~t 4 D.rssms 80
AZ Steward kco-2 W Smith K coz O Ysrs,.a a -
Ward cos Psyen eo-6 Schuehardt rsvrsNso ch.,
merhorn March, vorwick-s Maur.n isel,vI5n
GkE Botsr-la w vy.v sons72 Mesle. Plate / COS
q H W,ttbaus-7 Borseaw Rusch-2 Irmenser Co,
tson-ia Fabrgonelte& Sons3ss Renaut K cos q Hs.
sengburg co-30 Faber- n e Dror-N Noel De Con-
rey2 D,dirr-7 Delesmcr-l3 Theuon, Ma,llard co..
Brown. Leaver & COS Miles co-a Willisms-l
Coiweli Feming3 tsnfernot Duac-3 Dsrasmss BOZ.
srd-7 Q Rosst col Gillespie 4 Sons-5 Muusy-7 w
Pfsnr coil Boyer, Guiaume 4 col Morsns Sober
q Koossat Frsres-2 a Huntington-a Cseur Fills
Anfenield15 Hoose Goi,z-s Jolly frers3 Hohl Tob
,sr]S w Ihomas-3 Patten COLI r X n Haisht X COT
order. $500 ~
AyMe.-sh,p Madonna-50 puncheous pal OIL % tons bar
wooo ~ 90 esmwood 800 It's gum copa
Vv,y =. .o1, soon w; 70 psss coffee Jones Co.
stray hats oo.s oil Dord2Ik pipes wine Lawrence Ne.
xer CO. casks cream oil tartar Rllu27 casss vine
ssa DO @e cases pickles "a bales wool casks ihses a25
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Medical Aid.
REMOVAL

DR GREGORY has removed from Gold street tos Roose-
IL yet from Chatham where he be
suited con6dentiaily as usual at all hours.
There few, If medical mes among NJ, that know
better how manage those difficult and delicate disorders
which strangers liable while visiting city
DR. g. has bshed habits and disc
called the intended for the Of Patients Of
either not ouly treats Of curing diseases. bat what
foul dsordss which human raare shudde to think Of
Subcaons Of the kind 1t sold by the author above
Price 50
ITO females this little book will prove friendly and
confidential adviser IL also for sale the following drug
No. sS William street, near Maiden lane.
81 and 100 Fulton street.
both corners OF Chambers street and Broadway.
No So Bowery, of Walker street
n East Broadway. of Market street, and
lag Delaney street. corner Of Suffolk street.
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