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EoR SALE ON THE USUAL TERMS

al VTN Nt0N| 7
y American PRINTS
French o. almost eyefy variety
Irgiph
BAWUS. several ca4ls Of vrD handsome 'tyles
GlNGHAhs. Ffeueh, Scotch and German
Hermann Robes
r0pHnr Brucha
tAMEEC5. Piaii striped and rllfn
MUSLIN EOBLs, cord aad White and rmbrod
Fancy Ircss Hitfs shaWia aud 1c1rfa
CLOTHS fof Goats and r4ntthsns boz gfat variety
C1fsiu' ct, Gambf1Das anI Twerds
Nost ngs.iu mafaHer Lircn AMI and Wool
hecf Hdkfs atd Frans 0r r,ntirmcn in lfsat variety
HIh W o. Linen and cotton, 'Whte brown and cold
Fis ahi cotan Hi4.s.v.f, o.r rs veil 1sf ns
LlNENs-irth Lin,us uanurf from g.it far. Gf.t
chip auc" iJf Rrnurnrns Shirts
Bfusu Urifs, syty qu1ly
IS, aud - brown and gfsss Linen very ebr,p
Dowias 4 Budaps, srsi anl Table IIoths
Kenturz iinenC HfkF
B't lui cpfd Threads OF syry siud
The stocs isvl, large ard and Will Lr nFd v,f los,
mn ~ % W. LONDON
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LTuRAL WAREHOUSE.
MAYNARD & MOVES
BLACK WRITING Ink.

IENlllS Ink has stood the test of more than thr.
- years trial aud during constantly IN
eroRsng In public favor and patronage kadnr
uec the country IL flows with freedom prman. niy
black and will mould under adapted
to both qull and steel pens Those who may be
invited read the following
f'on many Of similar character and to make o 1t
selves:
BdHk Of ne If North CaroliHa !
RsLrion, eth March, I-i7,
.H,ssr,. Maynard & Nsvrs.
Genlemen-Yout Writing Ink been IN almost u-.
by the officers Ranking hous- the m fifteen years AMI
the aud does mould Color though sometimes Pate
when bottle first opened becomes permanent
have herna regular consumer Of Il myfe during
cepting led
have been compelled being g. ind
tins market aud lake bring speak 30
favoraby Of IT, aud opinion founded
pcrenee will induce many VINO may acquainted
with its merits to Neta trail Youn, respectfully.
q. DEWEY, Cashier.
Messu Mlyv,Rp Novrs
happy IN being abb 20 that ". entirely
the expressed atove writing
Dewey, the cashier Of mi. Institution Respectfully yours
DUNN CAMERON, President
= w. WHITING. Tenor.
y. BO PRE-. BOOK Keeper
For Elr. wholesale and re, Manufacturers prices Nv
NH II--1m DRINKER a MORRIS. "a. Main ~
n AniFsF BRuNZE AND BLACK MOROCCO SHIPPERS a
TlESJust ervrd from Phlidrphi, supply
Fppers ani Ties fof Ladies which viii be sold only ~
pair myIs JUDAH MYERS, No ~. West Main NJ
~ bushels Of Sted Oats Gallon
H1 LIPsCoMnE BROOK
DY EXPRESSIVE have this day received
- ease n beautiful Rice and China Pearl Bonncs
Also. French Ginghams
Canton Grape Siawls, and
Lace Muslin Circular Stus-which may b. found NJ
LATIiROP A VAN DEURsENs,
ap2I ~ seFt
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SELECTIONS FROM NASH d WOOD
HOUSE'S STOCK OF
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.

IHE Christian Ministry, with Inquiry the ~ ~
y Insficicncy by the Rev Charles Bridges
documentary of Saint Paurs Epss to The Galatians BY Mar
tin Luther
Lectures Epl,ue Of Paul the Aposo ny
Thomls Chalrners ~ u
The Church Universa rtics NJ DISCOVERS the True Com
prehenson Church exhibited mainly Holy Scnp
by John 4. Stone ~ u
Cbn CrosI IMPOSITION Of the Twenty second Palm.
by ihe Rev John Stevenson
Essays ON the Church u God. by John Mason. "
The Lord Shepherd, Exposition Of the Twenty 1hrd
Palm BY the Rev. John Sicven'nn
Lectures the Law and the Gospel by " TyrF, ~ u
on Hseuious and Internal Evidences Of Christian Re
Ron, and the Authority o ts Records by Ttomts Chalmers u
Esays on EptcOpaoy. BY John Mason u
Missionary iahours and Scenes southern Affca by Robert
Modat, Missionary
Primary Inspiration n the Holy Scriptures by T. Gaussen
new Exposition n the Apocalypse ~ David " Lord
Lectures Young Men important subjects BY lien
~ w Rcceher Twelve Coucge sermons
The Coming Of Lord Key % the Book ~ Revelation by
Rev James ". Macdonald
rbc Pnctca Doctrine of Apoocai Fucec, ,1ntned
with teinsaton tish Church System; by Rev ~ s.
Hoafduan.
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TEMPERANCE TAIsEB.
Il w. RANDOLPH ~ Co, l2l, Main ST.,
- have for sale
Christmas Nor Tor rAs sOa' Of re'upsr.s,s ~ Arthur
sotes q 'Ae youn'au ROeh ,sris. Of Political TEN
pofsnes Tales. ny n Aeats-t9
War 1000 years, by White sRd fIeasants-7s
Family Secfes Hints would maize boua bsppy
BY Wfs rals-sI ~ '-''''
Pies fof the fntempsrae by " N Rue N D--qy
Temperance Tales, 10 vols-I,S0 NV "a
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ALEXANDER'S TRlCOBAPHE!
Improvement Of 1Sl6.

FtNlllS new and popular LIQUID HAIR Dl r.,
II introduction, has with uneIamped but merit
subscribers would inform the public that still
farther has lately been made" that II stands nov
Unparalleled " eoo the Hair either Black OF Brown nstahia
neous soils the clothes and instead OF
hair the beauty aud elasticity OF youth
lite oIeeenee will be apparent single
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Pianos. Pianos.
PURCHAsERs OF PIANO FORTEs nre

PURCHASERS OF PIANO FORTES are
respectfully informed that ,hsy obtain excellent ins
mehts al extremely the The
instruments which he Offers for the best
by wotmcu Of experience who know their regard
to durability NJ woikminhp and beauty Of Pianos
warranted equal 10 any made IN this country
lRhness and elasticity Of touch and equality
tone throughout marked pceune ofthe instruments offered
for sale by the subscriber
Owing Ia effected with the manufacturers the
subscriber enabled furnish these splendid Instruments a. loo
- prize uan they he obtained where
I"r and At c e time h. warrants them to be- equal any
lhe Union WA. D.. MONTAGUE
Dealer Pianos Music AMI Mrses Ie.trne,, W rsper, No
my 100 Main sfcei, fsh 81 the Golden Lyre.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
RsceiDed NM lsh.
WE have just received direct from New
ELRapt eooured Needle WORK Swiss Musins
90 Efnbd swisf and Tafliun Dresses an eolots
super Printed Jaconets summer styles
Rich = tn Plaid aieiia ~ sn.o
IN Plaid Grenadines and silk Tissues
Splendid Bfogade Shs
lism CamrieOa do
French Hafcfus ~ The itsst styles
Pain Bk and Satin rupcd Sifts
Fatin stripe wacfed do
u'gande Musiins and Lawns. very chap
French and Muslin cinahama
EVery style ~ Mourning goods
Black Hernasi shaw.s
VA and Fancy Hermann scarr
White Embfoiiefsd Cape shawi. B,rere shawb
hupcf Narcotics and Coficd
Gfass skids, Bonnet Ribbons
hlfo, mn assortment Fancy Prints o. tJles ~ ri
Which onr much below former prices Etunref visiting
WARREN FARtss a brown,
In ~. Main Street
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
panuon confidently recommends having sqzai in The word
mparne beautiful sou and glossy 10 the Hs
promoting H. growth, and preventing its falling out
DR.. JACkSON'S BAL.SAMlC ELlAlR,
For Preserving and RcautiTying the TEETH.
-5k-D PURIFYING THE BREATH
This article will be found invaluable, where
persons subject So Swelling Bleeding GEsfor whn
giving the TA and preserving them from b
eSsHg IoOsc decay-fo rendering delicious freshness To the
Jra odcur bad Teeththe bad breath Of
persons drsorered Stomaehs This excel
lent Blsame Elixir which implicit reliance may be
the approval of the respectable Ply
and Dentists both Europe and the United States.
Duyal Purcell x. DuTal 2. Johnston J. p Du
val Co. a. Eustaee son, = NJ Zaehrsron A Leslie, A Bo
decker Bro Rieh-sHd; Spotswood Robertson. T. COng
Co Ps,srsbEr a. Br-eden HtseAssto: j. Cooke Fiteks
kHE and by Druggists throughout the L. B.
a. A. Wright Sole Agents ior thc u. - Philadelphia
D025-tf
NASH FOR RhGs-Tbe 'FraHkln Manufacturing Company
~ intending 10 extend their manufacture OF Paper will
cash the hghestpc linen Rags, white eOuued
Country Merchants forward parcels 81 the sabser
bar who will Temtpa ymeni he may be directed.
JOHN RICHARDS,
SUPERINTENDENT rankin MAJ Comply
Richmond
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Clothing AT 20 per Cent. less than amy other
store ina Town. al the New Work store, las.
Vain 1t. Corner OF Exchange Bank, Hich-
mond. Va
IL ANlNG purchased ut the North a large lot
IL OF READY MADE CLOTHING perrmp,oty Auction
Sales, sell Per prices
following are iu't received,
Haek and FrOck Goats To
CLOTH DRESS COATS 80 n $40
Pine Preach Cloth ~, so 10 $40
Summer Pants
Cashmere and Cloth Pants" $50 $3.50
Fancy Vests 7Sc to $3.50
Sumner .5e 10 $3.50
RIA Stcncton sack Coats " $50 10 $3.50
AisO-Shirts Ctavats, Collars FLEETS Cheap
Cash Clothing store ISIS Main Eleha
Richmond, Va. my T.
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BEACIF5 HEPATIC OR LIVER PILLS

Fur a an eons of Liver Baty Onpans rhsfr Pal.
have been found of Liver COmpiiiut SOVEREIGN
REMEDY They art SPECIFICALLY UPON THE LIVER and
have immediate JPN isl .fssn rmoyn
enlargement Inflammation, acute chronic seuwnss Of
complexion. Nv apinfs dune other aernr
nmsnts Of even form of dssasf which the LAYER
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SrAIE or MARYLAND,

BALuu,RK CITY, WIT:
Pei membered mat hs I'd January Isi5 before me
the subscriber justice OF VI said STATE IN and for t
city Aforesaid onaly appeared Benedict Green and
oath The Holy Eyangey Almighty that the matters and
facts ct forth the above eeate Just and true n.
stalled sworn before JESSE CLOUD, J. T..
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BEACH'5 COUGH PILLS.

lhr'f Pls taken AZ The NJ my affection NJ
To- luffs, hnlt bronchial tubes woui SAVE THOUSANDS
FROM CpNsrMFftpN, BRONCHiri5 PLEURisY and a Other
oirars of DE chr'f They relieve iunr usi
H' Of u eha promote sfptcoa0n, fsar the skin.
restore the r'ensbr perpa1n md relief
40 cases q COLDS CurGiis other sympt0u
fflm ClIElK ~ PERapIRAIDN Ffca nnlr 81 IN.
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BEACHs sUDORIFIC TINCTuRE OR SWEAT.

Tins Of the GREATEST DISCOVERIES IN medicine.
such uuequnei power producing PRIZE FERsrIR ATION
ius throwing ~ a. h violent coughs ever boz
Examinations and giving the speedy and
thor Fcuc n the Ifcha rtcrucanr pains n any uarf
~ h' indy Tins mrdrno valued ABOVE PR"E ~ those "a
ne' WIN afe .1"1isd with o. ahI f1rC1ly ~ physicians
via u % iu tcf rIrtc" II needs known t be- tnnst
hEy esteemed and ny being used Of any
sIdisu and Wrrnt atDcE 90 WOULD MP THE WORST AM
MOT DANGEROUS DISEASES ~ THE BtfD No famfv o.,
pyHan would be- without this unsurpassed remedy Did they but
practically know inrst CO., value srd ,als Yrv
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDNGs.

Senate.
ALBANY, April 10, lsay.
communication from John A. Collier was received
In which that gentleman accepted Of his appointment
one Of the commissioners Of the code
The bill for repairing the State canals bG contract
taken up the motion to to the report Of thu
COMMITTEES Of the Whole. The Senate not soncurrng
to said report, the bill was lost.
bill for the establishment of asylum for idiots
discussed at considerable length when quorum be-
Ing present, the body was declared to be adjourned
Assembly.
ALBANY, April 10, Ias7.
Mr. DEvELiN had leave to introduce bill to authorize
the Board ofEducaon city of New York to sstab
lish free school
Mr. CRosBr reported I'LL to incorporate the House
Carpenters Benevolent Association OF New York
The canal appropriation bill was again taken up
The question pending which thero was lengthy de-
bate, was the motion to the appropriation
for the Oswego canal to $1,000 There was but little OF
interest in tho discussion and question was taken on
| the subject
Tho chairman Of the Committee OF the Whole read
tho telegraphc despatch Of the taking Of Juan do
Ulla, after which the House adjourned.
ALBANY, April 10, lsa,
One Of the stores the pier north Of cut
site Maiden lane fell last night, and destroyed an i'm.
mense quantity Of grain, with which it was principally
filled The loss II estimated at $4,000, and falls on
Messrs. Durant Lsthrop, and Mr.. Thomas Schuyler
Tho water In consequence Of the freshst covers ths
pier and the grain has bee washed away in vast guam
titles
The freshet is beginning to subside, and may
expect to tho waters Of the Hudson By
their usual walls
The democratic members Of the Legislature have re-
commended the holding Of State Convention at syra-
cuss tho 10th Of May, for tho purpose nominating
candidates for the Judges and Clerks the Court of
Appeals.
The Canal Board viii proceed to the appointment Of
ohacers on Tuesday next.
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70 4R1
LATEST MOMENT.


PHILaDRLrnra, April 10, 1915 NJ
The telegraph between this city and Baltimore 10 stu
out Of order-ws have, therefore, no news from the
South
The whig offices in the city, have illuminated this
evening IN honor OF the capture of Vera Cruz and the
Opera House, and several other establishments. have
followed suit.
There il large whig meeting Independence sauars
the object Of which Is to nominate General Tavlor far
the Presidency.
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WASHINGTON, April 8, lSI7.

WASHINGTON, April 8, 1917.
Msrican Spoiiations upon Amerieaa Commerce
History Of the Case Of Cqpt. aaron Lsgs,t, of
NeU York, in iHustrotion Of these ontrogss, be
ing one case from hundred Others, more or less
aggravated.
While grave Senator's and Congressman, and
learned political editors, have been wasting time
to seek cause to impcach the President for M I'M
just war with Mexico, and as being the lawess
author Of it, we have been searching the public
records and journals of Congress, and the diplo-
matte correspondence of the two governments
tor twenty-five years past, to ascertain the tue
state Of the caas. We find that ever since 1913,
the Mexican authorities have been carrying onfs
warfare on American commerce, and on the
most frivolous Pretext, seizing and aPPropra'ing
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Died.

On Saturday, the 10th inst, after short Illness
THOMAS son of Thomas and Mary Kavanagh, aged IL
months
The friends Of the family requested to attend his
funeral this Sunday afternoon at oclck from the
sdence of his father, No. rs Orange street.
In this city the 9th instant, JOHN NEWTON, aged
years, of Mrs. Sarah aud the late Norman New
comb of Wellington, Conn
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COhE FOh COsDS.
M RS. CARROLL'S Mcdicsed Vapor and Sulphur Baths
lvl 1874 Fulton opposite Church street Certain cure
for Colds Coughs rheumatism. Sore Throat and all milan.
msto diseases nciden TO the ehangesbe Of the weather
The Sulphur Vapor Bath particularly recommended Wy
inst cure r all eptoos and diseases of the
m6 lm-r
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- staten ISLAND c9TT4 oEs 70 LET Pr
r. Az s. "a I'd sS%%s;adas
ss;S de distance Zach ferry being less SaH mile
Bagatells-A parlor dining room and bedrooms.
rows NesJ-A paror dining room library bedrooms
Oak Land2 palors large dining ROOM IL bedrooms bath
stable for horses
and he he midst OF i "
Apply to Madam. GRyMEs. at her residence capo di
no LET. ssSeP front ,.a the west tide q
eond story beautifully finished and every way de-
s fs III sss Of Or @
the ist Of May Inquire atNo 3Os Broadway third story.
TO LET,
a.So we'll T 70, s,y
way avenue The stages pass regularly from A.
and after The srsi q May Room. isoSs
Ms "a Sss s .aa " s%a hard
h spi sS Apply on the % vsmlse pENpLEroN Agent
or .Sgss zl sA s%r ss@:sl %S
self wife, infant and servants front Paror and Bed
siS ,S% 'pS s:s
and sSS GHA nstta ssal1 s AK. .oas
I'D qoldhnches for breeding Linnets, &c. ali received
w. s. JOHNSTON,
april g.rc 290 Broadway near Chambers street
For SALE,
H. GOOD PAIR OF BAY HORSES. perfectly
- !. the Of ST. johns Church John. AlisyI
FOR SALE.
fine stylish a Bsy Horse kind and sound has
- travel his twelve miles IN Inc hops easily Also.
owner sells them only for Of Can be
stables bowery near Eishh street. Fer paytcu
alO 3.rc 225 Green street
IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS OF
HORSES, &c.
~ fully informs his numerous friends and the public
A that he continues practising successfully the dill
sTent diseases 10 that noble animal the horse hi
Golden Horse No isl chystie street, the corner
Mr. Williams thanking his friends for their kline
business this city receiving from eight horse
per his inrmary takes the opportunity of informing
and has fitted number of and convenient roomy
stalls for sick horses which will be attended with his wei
known punctuay and attention. The fact Of Mr. Viii
sion in the armies Of both England and France and having had
much experience sufficient that those
iii ms % Would
suggest TO his friends the advantages to be derived from
ployng him in the examination Of horses for SALE His
knowledge Of the perfect formation Of the horse
prove beneficial to either party.
always found and where horses
to his charge will have the full benefit of his aud long
pegencs His charges moderate and suited the times
invited to call and examine for themselves.
Dr. w ians Liniment for sprains bruises, lumbago,
rheumatism, &C.. &c. may be had as above. al0 3tsrc
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NEW PAPER HANGTNGS.
II PAKEs& co. No. 37e Pearl street. have received their
usual large supply ofa the patterns every style
and quality Of French and American Paper s,gne Dor
ders Views Fneboard Prints, and wide window Curtain
Paper which they offer to dealers, merchants and Others
extremely low prices.
short notice. in9 lmsrc
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NATIONAL Lon FUND LIFE ASSUR
ANCE SOCIETY, 26 CoRNIuLL, LONDON,

NATIoNNIALa To- Fund LIFE AssUR-
AND a WALL STREET, NEW YORK
s!%s * S%y s b.
HS:Hy
G js .a1ss B Ea Hs%
@ Hs se CD pas ETs a H fas. E oa.y
% Gss ss. G4% Ea E E ESQ.,
DEL II: MeGulloeh "a r,u.., r p,,h.,s.o.'
ESQ General Accountant for the United States and British N
Es' E:' NJ SsfE;s
lM.dcSi Examiner. attend at 4 Wall and No. IS, Bow.
NJ S9 Van FL Hd ssia S vail
Bsnken-The Merchants Bank;
ss s.Ssfra.a1y Ho ca Esa E,q Pine ST.
The following the advantages offered by this In
The guaranty of large capital addition the
The peculiar benefit secured to the assured by the principle
Of The Loan department ,a.. .,,s u o. ,,,,,. h.
Tss for s% Ssas
The travelling leave is extensive and liberal.
as & p sssw
sive years, on their own note and deposit OF policy
F 9f tie s'. 'at
hv w Ss to TIE a' s5sq, n cases oil disputed CLAIM"
thirty Gsys allowed after each gaymen, of premium be.
''e' f1s Hs sssns duy dr
sf
The Society not connected with either marine or FIRE in
The L. s. Local Board ey,-" ,ve,-., ,tu Wall
street where ali business ~ With shs sesstys
spe advantage pompnes and attention parties IN
q leave travel loans i'ii2;s' s. i.'H' liE 8.
General Agent for America.
TO CAPTAINS AND OWNERS OF STEAM
BOATS.
THE undersigned having leased and fitted the house
boat hotel IN order to he up town resaenss in
ys: all Captains of STEAMBOATS, e EaEf hi a"fs ss of
n B~Boas bages for pleasure fishing always to let
PASSENGER IS G. take" at all times wherever they wish go
STRAW BONNETS
CHAPLIN Snsr. sT rnd d;h (up air Invite: The
sw Bonnsts which and imported express
I f: S.b & :s ai rs: e. ssai i
1SilRi1AS FEF0 FEF 44i5f NFa4ElS7TISo CHAR:
"A"'''f Eish EFH' wS sYhs'''F'
ALFRE ESr & AEld fvFNdsroN.
F %I ti.,ta' F AldsEfas
For Assessors , ~,
Josiah IL Watts; F., con,,,,ues H. NJ Rich
William b. Jones. Lloyd Sullivan
Ss Nd Ms,: .sS PySs
by .s nd s..s : SA s i fSs
r. wiha general asortasnt Of groceries Sold in ots to
CLARK. FISK * Co. 229 Fulton street.
N BA large quantity smoked Meats aud Cheese slightly
damaged, he sold at low prices all lm.nc
BIRTHDAY OF HENRY CLAY.
b Al in honor Of the Great american
4. %Ss Evening"
ss%so' ' Benson sm
sSs:i 9ssi'1s I'Tf. DfSS5 sv
the Of the evening will be received the Saloon
O'clock The President and Vice President and
the various committees connected with the ceebraton will
meet At the same hour and place.
The President Of the evening the Hon j. Phllisp Phoenix
will take the chair O'Clock precisely when the company
generally will be conducted their by the Commtee
or Arrangements.
Tickets may be had 4 the following pIacss:-Geo.F Nes
iaiu No Spruce street; Express Oce and the Apollo Sa
loon. by order Of uEIecn tive Committee,
ROBERT c. WETMORE, Chairman.
JonyT DODGE, secretary all to l5c
gT,HEM FIVE DOLLAR SUITs--The best lot ever vet
il offered is ready. Fashionable drcss or frock coat
black or figured cashmere pants plain cloth fancy vest all
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vTHEM FIVE DOLLAR SuITs-,,The best lot eyer yet
IL offered is ready Fashionable dress frock coat
black or figured cashmere pants plain cloth fancy vest all
Tor five dollars this really Fashionable business coats
from III 81; lot Of will be sold cheap the
season far advanced Cleaning and dyens this ss
and altering Cash paid for gents clothing Nassau corner
Bsskmaa. lN'Tcl oEV. LEVlL1
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GEORGE LOWDEN, $50 BROADWAY,
ELATTERED by the very great Encouragement he has
ceved his business, respectfully
sSiets an early INSPECTION of and varied Of
mi!e Lace Cage hs newss! styIel rch parsan Collars
brodeed hem stitched Rviere Some very superb Paris
NssdeMork Long shswl; general experiment Of ;k and
Kid Gloves; white and black Demi Ves Of bac
Brussels Lace cheap; Point Lace d'Alencon rich
figured Lace for All these goods entirely and
being purchased for cash. ladies will find this very desirable
opportunity ofefecting very considerable saving.
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CAMPHINE.
COOKIES PATENT CAMPHlNE. is considered The
article would do well give trial 1t is perfectly free
from any resinous substance; and consequently burns with
very low and in quantities to suit purchasers, BY
JAS T. TAPSCOTT.
Tc Successor to Cooke & Adams. s6 South
CROTON HOSE, DAYS PATENT.The inventor Of
this article offers it for sale pledgng himself TO- replace
II without cost il bursts during seasons The
machinery for covering the inside rubber tube having after
the perfect article originally contemplated when the
ton was patented. 1t is now all right For sale at No %
Courtlandt street. HORACE H. DAY.
M lmrc
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
lose VICENTE BRITO is DESTROYS Of giving lessons in
the French and Spanish languages by simple but efec
method lie would also be willing take charge Of the
French and Spanish departments young ladies' gene
mems academy.
Those DESTROYS engaging his services for either Of the
above objects wilpease apply Nol Wall No
stairs where by leaving their address, they will be
tended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-11

NEW TEAS, OLD JAVA COFFEE.
GROCERlES, Sc. at Wholesale and Retail u. o. FOW
LER daily receiy ing from Auction choice new Green
and Black Teas Java and other Coees White and Brown
Sugars and family Groceries of all kinds which he otfe Vng
small advance the wholesale prices Families and des
ers from the country would do well call and the
above stock Of goods before purchasing Stores Nos $50 and
i20 Greenwich and 76 Vssey streets.
N. d. Goods packed and delivered the boats without
charge. m21 m RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-11

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY,
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
NHIS Church will be open for the examination Of Pews or
Monday 10Th, Tuesday 2oth and Wedne sday 2ist
four o'clock p NJ, aud at four O'Clock p NJ on the as
named day. they will be offered for rent in the Church and
for divine service at lo AM. and ~ PM az l.re
FOR SALE,
A FINE. ASSORTMENT OF BROAD BLACK CLOTH
"A Cashmere and Doeskns of very superior quality which
lately received from Belgium. GEO. FLOTO,
a6 lwsr 90 Liberty street, up stairs.