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BY THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, April Is, ls47.


Mr. Walker was in perfect ecstases when hs
opened the bids for the eighteen million loan.
Nearly ffty-eight millions offered Hurrah
What do you think now of the tariff of '46 and
the potato rot Where now is the nece ssity for
the tax on tea and coffee The fact is the Mex
lean tariff was far better expedient with the
money lenders and the people. Better tax our
enemies for their shirts, than our friends, the
farmers, at home for the cup of hot coffee. The
farmers drink power Of coffee. In many of
their houses an old woman coming to spend the
day would be badly treated without her coffee
for breakfast dinner and supper. The farmers
only eat three times per diem. Coleman here
has nice lunch at IL, but he has no coffee. But
every body may drink coffee now: They are not
his good luck Well, well, better to be born
lucky than wise, for lucky man can't fail TO get
rich. Vide, John Tyler and Corcoran j. Rigas.
No tax pu on tea. neither Well done Brnkerhoi,
a an us hu baw ali k "A. "a hd have
fy Mr.. Walker. We'll. thew will VA" boss ,V IT,
But the loan. The Wall street fund mongers
fell behind the mark. Their long faces Yesterday
Morgan, Che is squire, amt he y put in for
some seven or eight millions at an eight per cent
advance. No go. To use the expression Of a
bidder coming o out Of the treasury, they didn't
bct CcHt same OF w lnSlOW Tor million
or two. Same Of the seven millions bid BY
Ravens, Henshaw, and others Of Boston Money
is too abundant for big speculations. How the
West and South are chuckng at the oversaugh
of the fund mongers of New York.
It's said that 100000 were made in this
city by sales at advanced premiums for the allof-
ted stock or portions thereof; and that the ndi-
vdnas Of the second hand purchase bought with
view. OF gouging the New York brokers, and
licked 'em at their own game. There never was
such sorry set of looking fellows on the face OF
the earth as the Wall and State streets, when the
successful Hoosiers, Squatters, Pukes, and Suck.
ers,were announced as the friends Of the treasury
A great many Of the successful bidders are
clerks, town merchants, butchers, cattle-drivers,
and the bone and sinew Of the country generally,
in parcels, ranging from $500 to 500, 600. This
Is grand idea. II is transmogrfying the power
OF the money lenders, par excellence 1t is givina
the casting vote to the hard-fsted democracy.
We should not wonder if Santa Anna would
find 1t to his advantage, in the event of treaty
OF peace, to invest his portion Of the three mil
lions in the State Treasury stock. There is no
disPuting the fact that this is great country.
Yours, truly,
Two-ANp-HALF PER CENT.
+. $. For further particulars, inquire in Wall
street.
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LATEST MOMENT,
TELEGRAPEIIC.
TELEGRAPHIC.
DREADFUL EXPLOSION
AND
LOSS OF EIGHTEEN LIVES

PHILADELPHIA, April Ia. ls41
dreadful explosion occurred this morning n, sir
O'Clock, in Dupont's Powder Mills, near Wilmington
Delaware The conclusion was felt here distance thirty
miles The packing house, drying house and six thou.
sand pounds Of powder destroyed The following
persons killed all Of whom were engaged in Ia.
mills WIN. Green, Matthew McGraney, Daniel Dough.
erty, Michael Houlton Samuel Brown, Michael Brien
VIM King, Patrick Connor VIM. Connor John Mc0iu.
Mss John Dougherty, David Althaus, Bernard Shields
Charles O'Brien, Malcolm Baxter John W. Pennington
Thomas Holland, and Thomas Lynch One man, whose
name is unknown, was wounded. The unfortunate
named above, literally blown to atoms.
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Died.

The funeral Of Captain JOHN A. PIERCE of the pack
ct ship Utica, who died at the 9th January last
will DO attended from the house of his So
phen B. Mum, 603 Broadway. Friday afternoon, tho
10th instant at o'clock His relatives and friends are
respectfully invited to attend without further invita-
ton 2t
At jamaica L. l., April l3th, Mrs MARr LEONARD
BRowN. aged 80 years.
Her friends and those of her son-in-law the Rev G.
II Sayres invited to attend her funeral her late
residence on this day the 10th instant at o'clock,
p.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, ABRAHAM P. LrruRor,
aged 80 years.
The friends and relatives Of tho family and also tho
members of Greenwich Lodge No. 40 l. O. Of O. f., are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this day,
the 10th ns Mt O'Clock, p NJ from his late residence,
No. 1874 Canal street.
At Lyons Farms, N. j., the 9th instant, TIMOTHY
Below well known one Of the worthy Revolutionary
soldiers, aged 81 years
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WASHISGToN. April IL 1917

WAsniseroS, April l3, l847
Detention Of Mr. IVe6ster-A Case ON hand-d
Florida Case Of nearly Too Miniions--Stafe.
menf Of the Case-dccotnt of the Tyiumph Of
Gen Tom Thumb in the Federal City-Yisf 10
the White House, &c.
Mr.. Webster is still detained in the city II is
not small matter that would detain SO distin
guished a lawyer Ergo-it must be a grea,
matter that detains Mr.. Webster. And 30 it is
A Mr.. She'll of Florida has heavy claim which
he il prosecuting against the Treasury and his
counselare the Vice President, Mr.. Webster, Mr..
Berrlen, Mr.. Henry D. Gilpin, and Mr. Thomas
L. Smith, OF this city, late Register Of the Urea
"ury. The claim covers a margin Of 81, 100000
Mr.. She'll owned a large property in Florida,
pending the late Seminole war, saw mills for live
oak, and various other improvements upon
large tract Of land, the whole of which were
broken up by the ". s. army and his whole bu-
siness destroyed. He pettioncd Congress-; and
at the session of 45-'6 an act was passed for his
fed. And at the last session bill was passed
authorizing the claim TO be settled by the Sccro-
tary Of the Treasury on the principles Of equity
and Justice. Hence, the demand for 81 zoe, 900
for indemnity. II is tremendous claim, The
evidence in the case is 70 be compactcd into
brief by Mr.. Mccullough, of the department, and
presented othe Secretary OF the Treasury, upon
which II is most likely the Secretary will refer
the matter 10 the next Congress. Meantime, Mr.
Websters journey ~ suspended till Saturday.
Gen. Tom Thumb to-day visited the White
House. The cabinet were in session but on
the announcement Of the distinguished visiter.
they all came down, and joined the Presidents
family In the ceremonies of the reception OF the
little warrior. lie cracked Jokes with them, told
anecdotes Of his royal associations in Europe,
gave several OF his songs, and an especial
mark of respect to the President, he danced the
Polka. In the afternoon he had gorgeous lcvee
at Jackson Hall. All the fashion and beauty OF
the metropolis were there--hcaded by several OF
the corps diplomatique and their families =
And at the close, when his splendid Lillpui,an
carriage and then his out-ridsrs, all tricked oh
in their silver and lace, drove up, an immense
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AID TO IRELAND.
COMMITTEE ROOM, PRIMES BulLpINos,}

ComMiTIkE HVvM, IhimE q tLDanSs,{
we bsy .Ss h q 1 Ss Ss
PEI brig Boston, for Cork:.
he News
'' Per bark ar New Haven. for Cork:
second donation from citizens Of WilsmsSuEh per j. G.
M Ssr ios R 3';sknn as St. ;v.,noo,.
s ss,t from
SsGIfD5 " chs
Rev. +; NJ Kip, Pastor
sa barrels corn meal from citizen. of Rochester; sil..
oa saas sa sSG 80 e
neal from citizens of Newburgh, John Bevedge chair
Per bark Express, for Cork
bags from s,," Si
rs D1. sd s@ eS
half and Of q Leather ,$ from rs
fSsSy II Sad eio"s nag SSN %
County bag peas from citizens Rome bundles and box
'1S Rsamsna bread 0"
The Commttse have Likewise the satisfaction aeknow
The Courier Enaarer their whole bill for printing Sill, IS
assi1s as faHFs B
Il: RSS IL .soss sas half their large
Ts fo ss one Ss e. hs a Pill BILL
The New York Heraid, their whole bill, 100 Is
The True Sun, do do do
Stacy B. Collins, reprint of 1000 copies Of pamphlets
entitled Distress in Ireland"
Anony nous printing circulars Clergy, 100
Clark Dodge Co. Brokers' Primes Buildings, Wall
ST.. for changing large amounts of uncurrent money
without compensation.
Capt. Isaac Fisher Of New Brunswick, brokerage on
purchase of corn meal, 10 90
Joseph Naylor 10 Broadway storage and donation say $50
Walter 8. Griths Lent's Basin use Of his barge.
Mr.. Alexander, II Water street, sundry carriage.
Boyds and Dupuy &c Schenck's City Expresses, for
free deliveries.
eon s yh fs v e; sehS y s
ALI re
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These articles. to wit Mustard Seed and Pepper will be
required at New York only, and in the state.
All the articles must be good quality equal the best Of
pies deposited the Navy Yard Brooklyn. delivered
there the prices free OF all incidental expense
IL proper vessels or packages such such
ping order Ninety payable by the Navy Agent
thirty days after bills filed with him, approved in triple
Contract will be entered into with the lowest bidder giving
bond in onehird the estimated with
surees but proposal will be considered without guaran;
t o5 responsible confomable the
persons whose offer be accepted will
such contract and bond within five days after being notified
Of such acceptance.
In Of delay failure deliver the Navy Agent will
pay the contract prices shall be charged the contractor,
'na PR0R PM. NJ Na9y Agent
ais law4wrrc South William street.
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!mpssiA-so h chests ssI ~ Do sli ~ hoxss sa<i %
half chests ~.
Twanksy-s7 half chests so; 100 do al % 90 "; sOo
do 80.
Nngyong souchong hf chests a51s $50 do a'i A
do "a.
Oolong souchong 90 half chests 81 rs DO 30; 9s do
261a; 80 do 80.
Souchong-50 chests 1917; 200 do Withdrawn
Congou-l5s chests 10; liza do withdrawn.
Pouchong-76 half chests 10; 81 do withdrawn
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BUFFALO, April II, ls<1
The market Is quiet. Flour Ii worth So lax and
wheat l0s cents Corn Ia nominal
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ALBANY, April IL, IS47.
We arc threatened with another freshet.
About eighty recruits left here this morning. for New
York. from 1.-THE recruiting depot Of Capt 0ouvsrneur
Morris.
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E1qHHE II THU IFAaI4S SsHn is vim
j: %s i ms fSe Isis SS
nss 4. s RH siSc oSs va. B1ds sigma
Doom open quarter past o'clockthe Opera will
Friday y Second second and las. ixSl ofrAe Open.
RoWERY THEATRE.-A. W; JACKSON. Propristor-H;
ss;s: Sf
s asShssis # S: ss
sTeo Rosa%Ss NssGs Gsn &c TSep HadsM.y
S:sss: s s ' S.$. sN
Doors spsa fsS Gass &
M ITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE-Thursd.y Eve.
so% Si1s NJ w. is ka..
Msy ~, Mrs MIs a. l'l sa,S
sIS ss FE
To sSpsIsds Win III: GtS6tjvERNoRs wlFE-Hielory
Drss. Circle 50 Upper Boxes ., Pit one sh
ROWERY AMPHITHEATRE, This evening" April
CLIMAX 1s IiGiBipfj Nh ~ % Ts%e with GRAND
Nj sGasd N si TDS THE FLYING
CORP BY Mr.. ChaIls. Hows WEB
S sS?isSs s
an sets TO ss Ssn !. Doors open
ming, April 10Th 5th performance Of tbs opera LUCRE.
ei'
y fs s bcas as. pssee ST..
3olsme ysilozro Sig Patii Gubstta Sig sanquiIicO;
g ope. Books may be had at the Box of6s &C..
o1s Tier Boass and psIqSse 81 % Tier
Seats can be secured at the Box Office from 10 A. M.
OPEN - Ssy to commence
WALNUT ST. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
E. An ARsHALL. Lessoe. W. II. BLAKr. Manager
LAST WEEK OF LES nANsEUsEs vIENNoIsEs
viii TUmsDay WHY EyHNfN A En- 81
Tq which will be added the Operate Farce of SOME.
TO which viii be added, LA TYRoLTENNE. by "a Dan.
$Hs VII f,tsse1PP YOU EVER SEND YOUR
10 conclude Win dALLoPE DEs DRAPEUx, by Is
OPERA HOUSE,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Ores, circle and Parauette 50 cents
TMuKspAY EvENiNa, XfRii 18th, is. = cents
win be RG ss' soSN sslnj't T21xs''' called
h hni"s NJ tSSs.sT
Tomorrow evening MARIANA '''"'
MECHANICS HALL,
Fiji :'f
The h''e'Hs 'aee cH fRsjTfssa%lHE hs
MINST RELS,
the Solicitations the Heads OF Families
induced them TO forego elsewhere and continue
their immense oN efg'' wE fofeiI'' I6NoER
commencing Monday April H. and continuing throughout
wsssk iInssTSd1cing svariety Of NEW MELODIES, BUR-
Adm..iO1. cents. Doors open att. Concert will COM
msnce at O'clock. all lwsre
AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
HANDELS MAGNIFICENT ORATORIO,
JUDAS MACABEEs.
YORK
On THURSDAY Evening April Is at the Tabernacle. I'm
der he direction Of Mr. George Loder Mr. H. c. Timm will
Mrs T. Loder, Miss c. NJ Rolph. Mr. J. A. Johnson Mr.. S.
" Tickets 81 each-for sale at the usual places.
weather H. MEIGGS Principal
alb hsc 4i6 Broadway.
THE ORIGINAL SWISS BELL RINGERS.
HS Celebrated Band having returned from their second
Texas, will give a series Of Concerts at the
TABERNACLE,
prior their departure for Europe commencing on MON
DAY EVENING April lsth and every evening during the
week, Except Wednesday,
MISS NJ. ]. MARIUs AND GEORGE A. HOYT.
Graduates Of the New York Institution for the Blind.
Tickets Is cents. no half Doon o'clock
cert commences at o'clock precisely
Change Of programme each evening. ais 9tsrc
FREE CONCERTS
ss soS. ssss csn
Wilson, the beautiful ballad singer Mr. Kdder the cele
bated mprovistor and buo singer Mr. Chime will preside
at the piano. - f.r tr .
,The Als.. Wines. Cigars, Liquors. &c. at shi. e.ta-
bshment, cannot be surpassed ais 3ts~rc
LN ? &A& A&
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WM q; MCLAUGHLIN, Auctioneer.
TREAT CURIOSITY SALE.-Aaron c. Burr will sell,
at 10 o'clock A. his cabinet Of Shells Birds. Minerals 30
valuable original Oil Paintings Also large collection
Of gayings by celebrated masters and valuable lot Of
ga Socks from 100 TO 800 years Old with number Of Acts OF
Prianen passed 1861 black letters Also collec-
ton Of Coins PetraSons Antiquities ends variety Of Gems.
being the collection many years Also large number OF
complete Cabinets OF Stones for family instruction a2
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A GOOD FIJI.
A sANDFORD'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
"A MFNT 1877 Fulton sreetWe have Just received beau
tu and well selected assortment Of Cloths Cassmees and
Vestngs suitable for spring trade which guaranty
make in garment: to suit the most difficult style fits
workmanship and prices.
1t will pay well for those visiting city call ia7 Full
ton street and see.
N. B-Every variety of Quitting constantly hand and
sold cheaper than the cheapest
me lmsr next door the Herald Office.
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

senate.
ALBANY, April IA, l6<I.
The bill for the establishment Of evening schools In
the city Of New York reported, with amendments,
and passed.
The Hurl Gate Pilot Bill passed
The Flank Road Bill taken up and disposed Of In
committee, and referred, to be reported complete
The bill relative to betting elections taken up
but not disposed Of 1t the hour of adjournment
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HATS! HATS! HATS!
III KNOX, with his accustomed brevity, would call the
atention Of his friends to his styles of SPRING
FASHIONS which ready his store, No 2s Fulton
street He would with his usual philanthropy invite stran
equal quality and lower prices than other in
the city. ais 6tissr
IN MRS. NJ. WILSON, 2sl Grand street respectfully
Informs her friend. and STRANGERS visiting the city
~ assortment of Spring Millinery, to which she
invites their attention. Mrs. Wilson's stock comprises
of the richest and fashionable Hats such
ChplCrpe Rice and SHRED with choice assortment Of
Saws which she aters herself be sold reasonable
than other in the city Country Mnsrs
will do well to call before purchasing.
Mrs. NJ. WILSON, 29i Grand ST.,
between Allen and Orchard SITS.
Ten good Milness wanted at the above establishment.
n Pm re
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Assembly.

ALBANY, April IL, lsaT.
The Erie Railroad Bill was taken up and motion
being made to strike out the enactng clause It prevail
ed by vote Of 90 to as
motion to reconsider made and rejected-so the
bill was finally lost
bill was reported for II convention TO revise tn.
Brooklyn city charter.
report was made on the Judicial district bill The
committee Of conference do not agree
The minority committee the license law reported
bill amending the present law to authorize licenses
for retailing liquors and wines for medical mechanical
and sacrament purposes and aboshng all licenses ex-
cept such and extending the act thus amended to the
whole State
In regard to the Judicial District Bill tho committee
Of conference to the second seventh and eighth
districts on the House BILL but disagree mainly on the
third and fourth districts Laid the table.
Adjourned
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ssvES 1s$#ASs ST. r A: ~
m9 i:voas Ap 9 q 10 CeSsl At Ss ESu, q die
Fo G.tissI.. o.TSsh ..:dS
ano the courier ENQUIRER ais lt.c
sn PACKAGES S T 6stHKEEbEy AasI + poornr will
s g ssi aud SssSsSs :as s% as
s 9t Ss.a 1 edged and ss
s ,s ,s,, Rsss a French and English china
SAY EAS yPSAHKE AiSiSf:f' ryRNrynr
large sale Of new cabinet amnr 70 take place
Enasy April 10th at hs above place By order
examined Sale iO5s o'clock precisely For
Da as a:ne see Courier En' VAN ANTWERP PINE
$50 abS S#E HS5
MORNING April lfh at T. o'clock lsl Broadway with
able and suited to the southern western City trade
Catalogues and goods are now ready for examination.
ucrIoN }Ai2B AfhAT pH%TT s sci. hi.
chsssa The and movable. asSaecdoasSy
top and black walnut table eouaers with marble chairs
and all the requisite articles necessary for carrying the
Also the elegant floor oil CLOTH in piece, siIo
The above have been recently purchased and almost
FuntureAlso the Furniture contained in the above house
comprising general assortment. ais ltsrc
q Vii n, Ws WshFP
day April 10TH al 10 O'clock the above house the
nraiare contained here tbeng the properly of family
% sosaS ss osf s " c s%a s.. am.
asS;: ss a
Bedseads Dressing Bureaus and Toilet Tables Quartee
do Feather eds cued hair Mattresses Pallasses &c.
Also, Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will be
menced.
Catalogues ready on the morning of sale. ais 2t.c
4. \, A IN
u AuCTlON-Rooms No. $50 Broadway-On Thursday
April 18TH without reserveA c. futile will sell at auction
on Thursday next 10 o'clock the above rooms large
and valuable assortment Of Cabinet Furniture made order
comprising part the most costly and valuable portion
T9sewcod and mogany Secretaries and Wsrdrobes, with
mes Fauu De Dane do dc SALON. rosewood Chairs decoupe
de Louis XIV mahogany and rosewood French Bedseads
Dressing aud Toilet Bureaus Dining and Tea Tables Hall
Stands c comprising the valuable Of paror
hall and bedroom Furniture yet offered at auction.
B-Ihe Furniture ready, and can be examined till
the hour OF sale. al3 STR
VIM. q. MCLAUGHLIN, Auctioneer
TREAT CURIOSITY SALE-Aaron c. Burr will sell,
~ at his store No 80 Bowery, Thursday the 18th April
o'clock, A. NJ
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Married.

Married,
At Railway on the sth instant by the Rev MIR. En-
bury EDWARD TMpsoN, of New York, to Miss SARAH
ELLEN MARKwELL, of Railway
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ITO COMB MAKERS-Hoofs for sale by
PETER COOPER, No. n Burling Slip


M The ladies' Of Nsw Yo,! and M she Ia: CON
aud n o o, sa Son
call hs1
'e9'' Da''n' e,'sSMfAi'6tA ME AMEpEE pEsrRAIx
way G two sla. cases at tie door corner al a. 'Dc
r. GEHLERT, IMPORTER, late of2a7x Grand street,
wishes to inform his customer. and the public that be has
other o' XII to-
white and black Wells Linen Cambria handkerchief
Ms s for his will y
ToN 70; ss under r.:
'a Ess
ss N% s
the same price esyssssisef b 3 s Mub.ny
and 2s3 west 18Th st. between avenues oh and 10th.
PAPER HANGlNGS.
F;ss;h
packet ship oas JOSEPH SEP His 5s
fine collection of American and other Pattern. constantly
on hand. al0 lw &c
A GOOD FIT.
q MENT Fulton .!1sss-&. hsSs received
wsS, for ,D,nS r.S Ms ": to
viii we'll f ffs .o.. visiting our city to cal. at m Full
N Every variety of Quitting constantly on hand and
me Im.r next door 70 the Herald Office.
.n-o,uo BEDBTG POISON: no,.ov ~
most 'h ss TO BE H.
Z; Is .:
QUILL PENS
HE Subscriber you'd call the attention public to hi.
By x @ @ sSs
possible Perfection in 'pps every kind of writing at the
s.sh
i:s The Sia' 4nESK 4, No. william
SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL Lam
THORNS AND TEA TRAYS.
III .ss: E :i
ss. viii s s Il @ city
above stock which can be sold At Whole.
''' ''' e'''' ''1e1 ' JOHN w. MORGAN,
m3l lm.rc l34 Fulton St. one door from Broadway.
TkAvELLING TRUNKS.
John CATTNACH Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
Ss
Also article e sole leather Trunks suitable for
Amerlcan or European Travel and Pormaneaus Tor the
Orders for the West Indies South America &c. filed with
y article offers ior sale pledSns himself replace
n.sHasry ~ tube ate,
been perfected the hose offered
the perfect article originally contemplated, when the
ton patented 1t is now all right For sale No; 20
Courtlsnd street. HORACE II. DAY.
nal lmro
IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN
GENTLEMEN WISH YOU ALL TO KNOW, that o.
~ Murray, OF Washington street, the only place
IN this city where depend upon having full
rsd to he repang cleaning dyeng and altering all kinds
if1 dSss f::iais s
you can have made to look equal without the
ad oil that great INSTRUCTOR Cleaning and dyeng
rier anything done this city Please call send
note to 81 Murray street. Gentlemen for Spring
time A. CORTISSOS from london
ma Imsrc 10 rum '>'"''"
MONEY LENT.
M ONEY LENT-The highest prices advanced in larre
III and small sums gold and silver watches diamond
y dHM,fpyf' 6 6lSSsVHf1g dfy goods &C. &e
232 William street, near Duane
Persons received in private office. by ringing the bell
MIL imsr ~
PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING.
no. 98 CEDAR STREET.
MR. Z. G. MARSH, Accountant, author of Ire Science
Iv1 of Double Entry Bookkeeping Smplifed, and m
A OF Single Entry Bookkeeping Improved" continues to
teach rs above. 49,
this important branch truly Of practice in keepn
books rather than course Of lectures the theory.
The pupil becomes familiar from actual with all the
books constituting and Of good capacity will BY
this become competent bookkeeper about month
and will receive certificate TO that effect.
Prospectus with be obaned Nooms, from
A. NJ tooP.M mia Im.r
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AID TO IRELANL

AID TO IRELAND.
COMMITTEE Room, PRIMES BuILpINss,}
81 Wall street. 18th April l8i7. )
THE ward committees Of the several wards in the city OF
New York. for the relief Of Ireland which have
paid their collections without delay
M. VAN SCHAICK, Chairman.
Those papers which afford publish this free Of charge
are requested to copy. AID Ctr
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MONEY LENT
MONEY LENT.-The highest prices advanced in large
W and small sums on gold and silver watches diamond
plate, jewelry, furniture, clothing, dry goods, &c kc
JOHN NJ. DAVIES, Licensed pawnbroker
232 William street, Duane.
MIL lint
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BEDBUG POISON.
VIZ ATSON'S INFALLIBLE BEDBUG POISON.-The
w experience Of past years proves this preparation be the
eectua destroyer and banher OF Bedbugs dis
covered 1t esds but application satisfy the
duous Of its wonderful and edate effecu-Price q.
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PAPER HANGlNGS.
ERENCH PAPER HANGINGS.-A large and extensive
of choice and rich French Paper Hangngs with
variety Of beautiful Fire Board Patterns just received
JOSEPH PlGGOIT, SO Eas, broadway,
aud 81 Division street.
fine collection of American and other Patterns constantly
on hand. alO lw &c