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THIS MORNING, At esIoe. q ss a daeton xoo.,.
era OF psrIor and chamber furniture OF sood
Also large invoice Of best styles and make OF collar
lamps girsndoles and csndeebrss-sl o. which whics
warranted the same as sod at pdvais salA
Also silver plated ware, and other usefu and ornamen
tat housekeep ping articles ,,.
Also couches and sofas psrlor chairs
stuffed seat rocking chairs, dyspepuc ensis' aess pa
lar and hall lamps ssts Venetian window blinds, psnssd
window shades msn.s clocks dinner and zee 49, silv
plated forks table dessert and toe spoons 'sh's ese
Also an invoice Of erochsry ware of good style.
Also, several lots OF secondhand furninre
Also an invoice Of superior Ingram and theepv car
oeng, which win be sold In lots To suit purchaser
Ar PavArE sALy.-Rsai Esats.--Two lou, ~ rees
font BY 1903 feet deep, Twelfth o. near REV pr rm.
npss Church. Ffthsveaue lots on Fifesnh-st oss~sen
Filth and Sixth avenues
SIX lots in Yorkvils. ghyfoufhst near Second ave.
nue. will be sold lon for cash unchanged for other zeal
estate. a. -. a.. <-,u.~..-
brands, viz
100 NJ real Risnd0s light brown.
100 NJ J. y. r. large do do
100 M J. r. X small do do.
10, M Regaliaa a.
1901 Cosgupos, very superior. Ao
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ISABELLA GRAPE8-Of proper age sos iosmm2
lvinsy ards propsgs,ed from srd eonAinug - - -
qualities which the most improved eultvsnoo ~ -
now offered 70 The public Those who NAY ysssss
receive such Instructors viii enable 49, orsoe Il
no, too far NorfAJ All eoqnsniesiopaa, Nv.
dressed @ r. uNDEEHLLs s.ss suiss eoesdss a.
~ W.. =. ~ ms,iossssd he character ed essis
or.p. yass 4: vs:y.,d =, ss.ssiiy , 81: -
sa.u "a iaif whsa planted 10 ooN q ine nossasse
ppnS M ~ Wssssru nddle end southern s'a's&
Is ~ eodis
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~ sixteenth Ward.-At a large end enlhusiasuc
meeting held pursuant TO call of The Nominating Com
mite al Cheises Hail. corner " Eighteenth-st and
Eighth avenue, Thursday evening, sth met Dr. u T.
WELLS wac called TO tho chair, aud Messrs CHARLES A.
BARLEY aud D. K JAoUfs were appointed Secretaries.
Mr. Thomas CUNNING. Chairman OF the Nominating
Committee submitted the following Report;
The Committee elected by the Wig citizens Of the Six
teenth Ward nominate Charter Ocers for the ensuing
election report that after mature elaboration, character
iked by an desire TO secure the triumph OF hg
PRINCIPLES IN this Ward At this election they do unsn
mousy the following gentlemen as candidates Tor
your support ....x.,o.o,, .,,,r,,
For 4ss,siaaf Alderman. John P. CUMMING.
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For Assssou
JAMES NICOL, HENRY T. JoLLIE.
JOSEPH RUSSELL, CORNELIUS CHICHESTER
Inspectors Of Election.
l. Dist JOSEPH RODGERS, WELCME R BEEBE
III. {" FRS. c. HALLSrED, p " ElpERsIEiN,s ST
IT. EDMUND L. DEAN, EDEN 5. JAQUEs.
Nv -" CHARLES TURNER, ISAAC I. COLES.
V. " JOHN MCINTYRE, c. b; LEETE. ..,
On notion the Report Of the Comnii'ee "ss accepted
aud the Committee discharged. ,,,,
On motion Resolved That the names OF me eandldaies
be separately reported to the meeting. ,,,
In accordance with the last resolution ns can sss
were separately proposed to the meeting and the
ton OF all ratified with The yeliesi applause seconded 0y
nine cheers being given for the whole ticket >,
o. motion Messrs. T. c. Hallsled, james hoFnoy anu
D X. Jacques appointed conmllee 10 IsPo'' ieS0
lutions expressive of The sense Of The meeting.
The neeting was eloquenty addressed by VIM Coggay
W. II. Beebs and Horace Greeley, VINO were 'eee''e~
w ith cheers and applause 49,, -. ,.,,.u.,,,
The Committee on Resolutions reported The ollowlns
which were received with enthusiasm, and Unanimously
adopted by The meeting: 81, g..
Received That in Washington Smith, our andidste ior
Alderman, recognize arm and undouOteo WINK Mnee
having been tried In darker hours possesses me iu
demo OF the parry, and who VIII do hoHoi 70 us
and City Councils,
Resoped Thai John z. Cumming, our candidate ior AZ
sstsnt Alderman, presents equal claims 10 he support VI
all true wings al the ensuing election
Resoted, That the nomination OF Jamee Neo sno eni
T. Jole A. AssessOts, OF unbendng integrity and
known business capacity, Is guaranty 10 the OF
the Ward that the duties committed 10 their hands VIII DC
tmp0rtiay and fsithfully executed.
R,,olrei That inasmueh III ticket this evening pre-
sented an entirs Wiig ticket, commends itself 10 me
hearty support OF all who cherish Wig prlncpes anu
confidently look forward 10 their ultimate triumph - ,
On notion Received, Ths. The proceedings De Pupilshea
In The Tribune and Courier Enquire: q, c,,
Ga motion, Ad iourned. o. P. WELLS, Chairman
SnHaSt I.! A. BASNLES' Secretaries slo2t
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NOW READY,

THE " ONDERs or NATURE AND ART or, Truth
Stranger than Fiction Adapted interest AMI instruct
70 enliven he social and besune the solitary Consisting
Of 524 pages aud illustrated with sNyon7 Engravings
Prce 50 cents
CENTRAL SUSPECTS or rHs wosXt .
/ Structure and Functions Of the Hunan Body, IN al
their besuty Sechsnism snd powers
H. The instence Of Alcohol Digestion, sud the value
Of ne.
Ill Chemistry Explained IN its various adaptation 70
life ard its practical uses 10 the rs and Sciences
" o. the physical facts contained In the Bible, eompar
ID with The discoveries Of The modern sciences showing
their entire harmony.
The publishers feel hesitation In declaring that he
shove work will be found ihe pa.nesi and cheapest that
has appeared The 81 Of Human Physics Ia an
allmporani and engross-E livery 'uquirilg mind
may freely dnk from fountain that delights while Il
insucs sud Is amusing from the novelties OF Us facts
4 vslgab from The knowled &c every page OF IL con
tents mparA BURGESS, STRlNjER co.
ALP II - Broadway. Ann o.
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WARToN5s ERvALENTA

CONSTIPATION (cosTIyENEssl DEsTROfED'
OBSTINATE inueerae Gad Aa5ttaas C0HSf'SIfigs yo.l1te
nkssJ not oaly totally 0tsrc0Hs, but s0 completely aesFss
cd sgiaoat ssigg eItsT Purgatisei, uyecfcHs o. oAS
b. aalarcl slnlp< Agreeable Isd ,afais'oe ns-t e
tsuy discovered France b. ~ bGt0n, % he< H'e's
IIs1a Part" Price 50 cents - 80, a..
A PERUsAL OF THIS TREATISE cannot fall 10 as
pel MI doub In the mind OF any reader OF mo genEfns
eter and KTeat importance Of THIS discovery wnlch has
agitsled France, Eagsnd and the Continent WIN rs e
srsSble results This great remedy Is light pasiab.e
anS 1siicious FOOD called " EryAlena'-a Vegetable
Fsrina-n some respects resembling Arto~-rooL a..
The Treatise and Ervalenta constantly % hand a. uS
N,ions DAool OF Warton Of Paris, expressly established
20 ibeir s.le At HENRY JOHNsON's Drug and Chemi-
cal store In the Granite Building 20 pIoslNsy' III
-, Chanbers-s l5S- Purchasers must remember ina.
ihnre Is no genuine krvalenis bal NaIIons. LoI 9se
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Garpeiines.

CHEAPEST CARPET Establishment IN tho United
- STATES 70 Bowery Hiram Andersou has just received
per late arrivals fro London large aud beautiful sssor
meui Of Redtumbusier Carpeting, Hearth Rugs FLOOR
Cioih &C &c manufactured and Imported expressly FOR
civ usde and warranted fest eoors all Of which VIII be
sod Is per cent lees han o. any CHER establishment In
the city
Also ust received, 50o0 large hearth rugs 2s eseh
1000 square wards floor oil cloth, s. % % per yard.
1900 yards wool iaerain carpeting, p. 90. 10 IA
10000 Yards Venetian stair do i I'd 70 H.
5000 yards three ply csrpeiing, Is Sd. 10 10.
800 psiT window shades, Is. 20 =.
n. B.-Remember Inc number, - Bowery.
Tusl 2rneodi. HIRAM ANDERSON, 80 B0wefy.
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sICILIAN STRAW and Lace Bonnet.LThe
Ia SUBSCRIBERS would mos Respectfully owe NO AZ
enton OF me aides VI this city and else
WI where 10 tnis new and most desra able aricle "ncn
de Of hore from leaf Of me family OF aclas sno Hhen
anytang OF The HAD iairodaesd Ia Ins city how
ever much the bonnets may speak for themselves, we
oad obserys that a. article Tor hey are exceed
insy zbt aad prssan The SUI has power 10 ehsage
tbsr color and hey capable Of being done over any
nnber on Zines without Injury. They now for sale
a. ner fseory los BroomesG ard may Do found 81
most OF ms fashionable miliaers In Broadway.
l. HIGGINS x co. Patertess and Manufacturers
Of the Scihsn Straw aud Lace Bonneul
a5a,vi. 90 BrOoms-.t N ".
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COUNTRY MERCHASTs supplied Al very iow
Pa.s Boo.s Cap Letter, Note Tissue and Co.ored re-
pers Wrapping Papers, Bcnnst Boards 1o.a fens ia
mond Poin. 5leel Pens, Letter Copying ffesses;
and Lever frarcsys I'm proved Manifold Letter WIFI
Croton Ina warranted superior q1eliyi va, ns'Ts
States. Envelops Cards, Pencils, Qais Notes, isS
stands Of ali the patterns Aefen.nn W. "a sta.
store every description Of Account Books anu
"oh''y' WHICH VIC WIZ FRANCIS LOT TREL,
,,.,. IA Mannfsciufers Of Stationery,
importers aA II Mslden-lane-
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mar0 Hleetinas.
First Ward Wing Noninati,

First Ward Wing Nominations,
Esr Alderman. :........THEoDoRE r; DE FOREST.
Per 1sSistant ALDERMAN JOSEPH JAMESON alo 81
q second ward-APll 10, ls47-At a large and
vud, 0EORGE ROWLAND, Esq, was called 10 the
Chair ard GsoRcE SEELY, Vice Chairman, and WIN. 8.
Vtas aud CALVIN CASE, Secretaries.
The Nominating Committee have reported
Ter Neyor WILLIAM V. BRADY.
For Arshouge COME. ...JOSEPH r. TAYLOR.
Tor Alisrnna .........."yAMES KELLY.
Tsr Asufont Alderman. CHESTER LAMB.
IN csaMEYER, ALEXANDER WELSH.
BENJAMIN r. TEASE, EMERALD WHEELER.
Dist JIREaa re BUZZ 1IG,''' caIv hS't CASE.
D. IL LEFFERTs, GIDEON CLIFTON.
SANITATION Of James Kelly as the candidate for Alderman
"a the electors Of this Ward upon the oppor
niy afforded The of lesufyng their confidence in man
bng and favorably known In the Wsrdone familiar with
Aef nteIessan industrious and successful mechanic Of
ssng integrity and honesty Of purpose and pledge
ves 10 use every honorable effort TO secure his cleo
h,slsed That in the nomination Of Chester Lamb for
electors OF this Ward and who If elected will dis.
y2oInl the expectations Of those who support HIM He
sertted TO, and shall receive our united efforts
Rssted That our candidates for Assessors Of
umpescbsbe character, familiar with the value OF pro-
prg 10 this Ward, and who viii perform their duties
kkiuliy, without fear or favor.
Hssed That the candidates for Constabes and Iuspec-
us are well qualified discharge their pective du-
M and should receive the exerton Of all who feel an In
party Of our bs!otboxes.
Rsshsd That WILLIAM V. BRADY, our candidate
hhsyor, and JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, our candidate for
AEtHouse Commissioner, are worthy OF ouIconhdence
u3 ct integrity honesty OF purpose and competency
hs respective Offices are appreciated, they will not
" Of an election.
Aslsd That the whole ticket ia such we recon-
mad with confidence 10 the electors Of this Ward and
vkch shoud receive the suffrage Of those who desire
htkfal representation In Common Council; and we
eau upon all their election and thereby promote
- interests OF the Ward.
ne meeting was soquenty addressed by Theodore e.
fqBlinson ESQ when It was
Asols<d, That the proceedings be published.
he meeting then adjourned TO meet on Monday evening,
) he l3h inst, at hafpas O'Clock.
\ GEORGE ROWLAND, Chairman.
|. GEoReE sEBLy, Vice.ChSiman.
y ws;S ww ..S Secretaries u2
- Second Ward,-rne Democratic Whig EIec
D OF ths Second Ward requested TO meet al Ioo
toa opposite Duieh-st this Monday evening al 7'
o'clock, TO make ABRAMS for the coming eecuon
AUGUSTUS II. CAMMEYEk, Chairmen'
Wrts
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

- Those persons about breaking u % hous eheepipg
Rviae furniture Of any description TO dispose q win
- ready sale for any portion all OF their goods, by
Sne Inc calling upon the subscriber and goods 10
- ssu nj purchased lie will aso attend to any sale
- thsi may be entrusted ~ him during the coming
- spd settled with his usual prompness All goods or
90 gnmenn will be advanced upon Il desired.
r. COTTON, 81 Apn-sL
NB-F C. will remove The Let OF May TO SIG Broad
Va Gothic Hall mis- 'myis
- A Plain stateme sons Compound
s,51p Of Tar and Wood Nsptha-This meoleino, the
ssslton OF mar who the subjects Of pulmonary
Efonehia and Pectors Diseases the mos, neio eaa
81 s period has performed some Of me most remark
~ on record OF Pulmonary Coosuh secured
A. and or physicians ~ uieir prAe-
- ana The waupest approval Of thousands OF persons
odinary and severe code coughs, IN hosrseness spit
t,ru6c.ies Of ito wonderful power have been given
ZONE Instances and sworn 10 as trGe, by persons who
sny time. will give verbal yerihesious Of their
-Fot beware Of limitations, and purchase Thompson's
roand Syrup Of Tar from but advertised agents
hose above the suspicion Of dealing Ia counerfsis
is mcsi respectable physicians In NewYork aud Phil
'feosTei only BY AUGNEY DICKSON, N. T. cor OF
Al And Spruce SIS. Philadelphia Sold wholesale and
- by WYATT 4 KETChUM general Agents III
5sloo-st and st rs Broadway. ji9 Smis'
~ Dnlley's Pain ExtractOr.-THE ORIGINAL AND
,Sy 0fNCISE.-Deaiers IN The city end country can be
,rsshed with their spfog supplies, on the most liberal
- 4. BY tie prOpr!etOTs,
HA' y No. 2OS BROADWAY.
n Beware o! the counterfeit, The genuine has the
<ieD (nol prn,ed signature Of II. Daley the wrap
~ and no other name. h. DALEY CO
no 3ws0dis 2OS Broadway.
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For Sale.
THE EIORE HOTEL.

AZ THE GLOBE HOTEL
~ SARATOGA SPRINGS, situated on the corner OF
Church and Matilda near the Depot Of the Schenectady
and Saratoga Railroad and the Railroad from Saratoga
Springs 70 White Hall, which Ia 10 be built the coming sea
son Il located Immediately Ia the Of this property
near which will be- tho terminus and Depot The house
has a and elevation, contains about sixty rooms
and will be solo very low, To close this concern
Apply to Samuel Buhans, 50 kestry-st New-fork, or
anie T. Reed, Esq the premises 22f eodlsapII'
~ Low PRICES-Hesvy silver patent lever
IN watches SIS fine lever movements with sec
Il, onds &c also hne gothic tea trays, ivory knives
kA and forks, violin strings perspectives &c &c al
Ee---s nm stair. prices JOHN A. NEWBOULD
T.fr l.nsf arsl
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T,HE Best AXE THE CHEA Ii,Ess .g.ia.s Dur ~
es,s.sa cheap god peas, one dollar and 0as dollar ,S.s
aud Guy We Keep none tat Ies oe's ~ ss., rs,s
A. lie lowest cash prices Iaose IN "sN' " "
Go'd pen will please give a. sexL - -. v,..
oo; % f'' {OHN ]. BROWN Co u falios-st
OTG TH0N-so ions olentoa No ~ Iron, Tor sale
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Bituations. Or. t1anttn.
30 GIRLS WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

" 81 anrreys 70 idrrrfis,uc4ti b. mat! BE-
pOstPa'd OF they Will notbs tatsn o,a oftx esos.
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DEMOYAL.-THOS.F PEERS eSneS ys5ii'.,, 80
near CbalhsInst where ne Is daily rAnuiae.4iAs
yaTiety OF cOnfsciiOns for home consumption s-1 ~
he respectfully socils call for eAsminseh sss-. se
those who wish 10 purchase that every article n
Iured By hlmis perfectly pure and rec ron e'e.y .
riou sub - -
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6ouses for Sale.
IN FOR SALE CHEAP ald on t4yo,a.

az A ihree storg Fame house sRd nearly two lots Of
i ySo bloe.s n he new Gothic Methodist Episcopal
Church corner Of Grsni and Ewsn ss. IIeie are W.
looms with folding doors on the nrs 80, lOoAs to
roo1s van Closets % the second hsor, ana the same
the ihlrd hoor large dry eeA, ' = g
tres IA The Yard verandah IN ifoai &c 4ns noas- nas
rseeaty been put in complies rep Ana = sefy
IN located In q respectable hr.snOO lOvl- 'eiy a'Ao
rer,ired OF good purch sseI FOR lar.ter pericu
lars spply Al the grocery store Of JACOS cor
Even ana Remsen sis- - ~ :. -
g Proserty-A splendid location for a gentemsns
A aSntTv residence or fashionable hotel or boarding
house Pn.ss Docs on he East River, IS mile. from
Ia CIV OF NswYork miles from ne village Of West.
chester, NhsI ns .h sy gs,i-a RAILROAD. Apply 70
GRO. F. BUTLER, Tribune bandlngs,
M2Im- corner NASSAU .na spruce
- JERSEY CITY PR0PERTfGAt- Pnvsis
- 49, Tbs modern BULL three story brick house and
LII %, Z, iss si Cirsnd-st Jersey City finished 10 mod
style with marble msnIS' on he corner Of Warren
= - 80 ~ lOts . by75 feet For particulars
spslS.o ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER' Als4soneer,
Ssl2 lw s-9---.-
- Ar PRTytTH sALE-Two lots On west side
O. - 49, G. bsiaeen Eleventh and Thirteenth sts
IA Zach lot IS by - feet deep.
Aso-T~o io,, on Thirieenh-sL west Of Avenue C
each lot 3 BY l5 feet incles SS w. a,s ~
piy 10 ANTHONY J. BLEEOAEH' Aueenonser
7S7--.,I 7rI.IN--Tae copsfInership heretofore
Hmm bstwrrn The subscribers under re name u
LOCKWOOD 4 sCRIBSER y tnls DAY dissolved ~ nu-
-, ror.Snt p u LOCKWOOD . il..y s1i1orzet 70 set
l-sl eoIs1I- - = ,ts an K. z LOCKWOOD,
Lc INC 0-''-'' - 49, LEVI sCRlBNER,
-. A., IA rss7 al2i
nAPEH HANGInes.-A lafgs s's .SI..s % ss.
L ined snd unss1ned fsPe,, nA-s-s' ~"'~' P,''9'-'
~ ss ssse a ~ RICHARDS rLArT. 90 Broadway
NOTICE TO CoNTRASTOks..A IsrI q The
<,ensrlng a. niles Of The New on and re"-hsven
o't,.1 hsins nov ready let. TIC uaoersgned give
nosice hat hey prepared % ~ 'ns,
ss e.eao of he worn, IL sectors seaped 70 the soil-
ae 80. - spol,csnis The whole Inc q IN eoarse
y sln ~. - v-lIi be ready % commence working
2. ~ .1- M. noah u April BISHOP MILLER
Bird gePou, March -. I--- = -----
xT,,srt,7ETo tnose WHO are gong 10 A!trr and real
<S-,r stores rks Subscriber La. oven b. whols al,
euton 70 his branch q ca.nss saa IS. ss ~
go n worx with dispatch, On reasonao.s ierns 'oo-
blng OF every u-'N''r JOHN A. TRIHBLE,
u.smyl. Architect aad Builder "a ThsssrssiisJ'
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NEW STRING CAHPE TINGs.


PETERSON HUaFBREY = EOss,
No. 452 Pcarl-s,Teef, QUAR- Mad,soa,)
IIAVE RECEIVED, by late arrivals from Europe,
II large snd rich assortment VI the following choice Car
petings:
saxony Velvet and Tapestry Carpets patterns ard de-
gus entirely before offered 10 this county
sad framed Brussels Carpets
Rich s. ply, new shsdiugs, DO.
Double super, super and eXirs me DO
Dzmssk. Royal Twilled and Plain Venetian.
Window Shades Table and Piano Covers.
Druggets, Rogs, Mats. &c. &C Also, heavy OIL Ciohs
from 10 a feet wide; together with large lot OF Cheap
Goods, 10 which particular attention Is called. ms 2ms
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGs.
- NTH 4 LOUNSBERY, fi3 PearsL Opposite WI
- sml daily receiving their supplies OF Carpet
nRs &c for the Spring lrade-among which are large
number Of and elegant patterns, at The following er
tremey low prices:
Brussels Competing new patterns, los TO l2s per yard
SPY Imperial, new patterns, 6s. ~ Zoe. per yard.
Double and supertne Ingram, new pat IS. TO u.
Extra fine and hne Ingram, patterns, Sc. 10 So.
Common Ingram. hch bright coiors, =. toss
Also large assortment Of Floor Oh Cloths from 10 a
feet wide Rugs, Omggets Mangs, table and plano Co
yers and general assortment OF all other articles con-
rected with he trade extremely low. ms lmis
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Wfnnal Notifies.
,mnIp GOTHIC DOOR PLATES.

sSThs subscriber would respectfully invite
U.,."n OF gentlemen to bis aud beautiful style
.sp MUSES. PLATES, pronounced At the late Fair
essasosnesi Plates ever got Up: and for which be
~ as 80 nremium r ROBERTS. Premium Door Plste
sess nis Establishment $50 Broadway, near Prnce-s
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French calf boots At "a 90 squsl TO any sold 10 his
81 city for So or 81. Fine French boots al ~ -, usu,
~ ay s. Best French patent leather boots 81, equal
10 those u.usy cold Al 50 and go. great assortment Of
shoes CATERS and slippers always on hand and made 10
order al short notice. All goods warranted to give salts.
faction Needing &c. done In the store Please cal and
s,sr,in "a our stock YOUNG 4 JONES,
- i,rt.~ 4Aun-st near Broadway
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" French Language.-MspescAs Oral System

Madame Dursnd, daughter u The late Jean Msnesca will
Continue her clsstes through he summer Gentlemen
wishing TO join the early morning lass may now en-
her names Ladies may enter their for the sfer
noon class, which VIII commerce early In Msy. limited
number Of pupils who may wish to have the benefit OF
more constant practice 10 speaking French after the
lsi OF May be received into Madame Dlrands family.
Apply al IS Walksrst al 2Wisd
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49, PEARL-sT.
uApnruARE AND CUTLERY TOR CASH.

rINaF sIJBsCRIBER Is now receiving bis sptias ln-
noT,stous OF Hardware AMI Cutlery and rom me -
uufaclurers large assortment Of sOoas - " - g,5s
or civ sccep,ances Prices viii be strictly 80
sna he diasrence between item and credit pllees ~" %
50 go. . LA = =" - - EDWARD CORNING.
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MECHANICS HALL.

MECHANICS HALL.
100 BROADWAY. between Grand and Brooms sta
4 ZNINTH AND POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
The catering success attending me performances on
OHRIs TRY'S
MINSrRELS,
and the solicitations ofthe heads OF numerous families mas
Induced Them 10 forego arrangements elsewhere and con:
nue ihsir Immensely popular Concerts FOR ONE WEEh
LONGER, commencing 49, -
MONDAY, APRIL IL,
sd containing hrou ghou the week Introducing variety
OF NEW MELODIES, BURLESQUES, &c.
Admission Is cents-DOors open al COM
msnce al O'Clock. hIlWn
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u yn HigAts-This Church VII be open ot &c ~
nation OF Pews on Monday, IGN, Iae.cay, -gn anu W
dsv tbey will be offered for rent IN ne ChuIen ana on -
following Sunday ne on rs - nc :. NJ AZ ii.is.
yTKAU ENGINES a. hall pric-.-Tne subserioers
- having discovered principle IN NE Aelon o. >. -
not before understood. have lnyenea 'siy sd -
perfect engine adapted 70 said principle hAVns
our light 10 sad invention are prepared " 4ff; -
gines from one 10 one hundred horse power - - -
usual prices and warranted - perform 70 nc
of purchaser These gines weigh Sui tll.9'
bat hIgie space snd require e1gincer 10 Keep 49,
repair Inquire The Heal E.sle Market, ~
sl2 Suseod. ARNOLD DAVID BUEFI&.
SELLING OFF AT COsT.-china, Class and
SEntaen ware, Lamps Girandolss, ke- selling on-so-se
hipgs less than cost0 close BY trs Of May save yo1
mo9e 3s IA CAL - VIZ 40 ". Il GooDDAY.