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Mutual Life Insurance Company, New York.

Mutual Life Insurance Company, New York.
No. SO wal street.
yTATEMENT of the condition of the Mutual Life nsur
- ance Company ofNew York. on the 3lst day OF July
1877. -
Number of policies issued to LIST May, 1877. 1881
Do. do. since LIST May, 1917 BIZ
Total no,icies iss,ed 1913
Gross amount ofrecepts LIST May, lSH $545,74i q
Received within the last three months 7l,553 ~
Total receipts 6l7,29s q
Amount invested and cash on hand
Is May, 1877 ,2S2 20
Amount invested and cash on hand
the last three months 49, 63 90
425,3i5 10
ASSETS AND INVESTMENTS.
Bonds and mortgages real estate in the cities
of New York and Brooklyn, valued at double .
the amount loaned thereon ZS,OOO IN
'v oitv of Of New ss,s York ''' "'N l2O,575 4s
Opposite in the Bank off New York l4S3I ::
Cash on hand and in hands OF agents 593S o.
42s345 Il
Deduct losses uupad 5000 On
$425 3i5 Il
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary
CHARLES DE SEEDING, No. IL, Todd's Buildings
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, d. y, Agent.
W. p. JOHNSTON, M D., Corner of and 7th streets
Physician. Aug. lS-2awlm
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occupy tho Wese OF Texas,
ID ARE ANCE, GRATIS.-The absence OF n number o.
N settlers allows offer during the year lS47 2 acres
Of the best land TO families and l60 single II
the colony of Castro whose prosperity is well ascertained
Castrovile contains 1000 inhabitants The village
Of Quih nine miles from Casovie, numbers so families
The Vandenberg five miles further the road TO Mexico
20 families. Similar establishments successfully IN
progress the circuit of the grant made by the gov
eminent of Texas to the subscriber.
Address for references TO HENRY CASTRO Director
General and Fondaior of the Colony Castrovlle Texas
March 4-2am6n* NAT. Intel
MUTUAL Life insurance Co. OF New York, No. So
lvl Wall streetSatement presented to the trustees AZ
special meeting held 9th day of June, ISi7 :,
Gross amount of receipts this date S91yo5 -
Deduct expenses and losses paid Ho'o" "
Nett accumulated fund StVf''~' VI
R0tc iMvesfsd:
In bond and mortage unencumbered feal
estate in the city of New York ana BROOK,
lyn, valued at twice the amount , l oar na
thereon SO4,WW w
United States, State and city of
New York stocks iZoo~ ~
Deposte in Bank of New York IL o.
Cash on hand !oat ~
Due from agents a''fS e' a. a.. ,oo q.
Dadpct LOSSES NOT paid 5000 90
$399, 1893 "a
NJ ROBINSON, President.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, No. IL, Todd's Buildings
Pennsylvania Avenue, Agent.
W. p. JOHNSTON, M d. Corner of and 7th streets
Physician June l4-2aw3m
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Pennsylvania Medical College,

Winchester, Va.
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Ia too late The personal liability clause, should
be s''schsd to the charter OF all these companies.
bai ten we should not see such an Immense ex.
pansion Of credits. Insurance companies general.
)y arc not in the habit of paying up even tie
smallest losses willingly, but resort 10 litigation of
every kind for the purposeof avoiding just claims against
them particularly if the parties holding these csms are
poor and unable to contest long drawn out lawsuit
When very large loss lie experienced and the entire
resources OF some Of these companies are carried away
those holding unexpired policies upon which premiums
have been paid. have to abandon them and reinsure
themselves somewhere elsa, The whole business of thsas
concerns ons.sided movement altogether is In
reality heads they win, tails the insured loose.
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WASHINGTON, March 10, lS47.

WASHINGTON, March 10, l947.
The Case of Mr.. Barnard-C Celebration IN, Akr-
dndria.
Mr.. Barnard, late an officer in the Texas Navy.
who was sentenced a few days ago by the Court,
to three years imprisonment in the Penitentiary,
for an assault upon Mr.. Hall, tavern keeper in
this city, with an intent to kill, shooting him in
the neck with pistol while the prisoner was in
state of drunkenness, was pardoned to. day by
the President, on condition that tho released pri-
soner shall enlist for the term of Ave years in the
regular army private. petition to this
effect, signed by.a large number of our citizens,
including the man upon whom the assault was
committed, was presented to the President, aud
committee waited upon him, and urged his in
terventon to save the condemned man from ut.
ter disgrace, by committing his punishment 10 five
wears service IN the army. From the fact that the
offence was committed while the prisoner was in
n condition scarcely TO know what he was doing
and from tho number and respectab iliiy of the
petitioners, and the respectability OF the family
of the accused, the President was persuaded,
to the pardon, on the condition sug-
gcsted.
The people OF Alexandria, late of this District,
but now OF the State OF Virginia, in celebration ri
the act Of remuneration, and in honor Of cert~.i
internal improvement bills passed by the Virginia
Legislature, calculated TO benefit the commerce Of
the city, give a grand blowout tomorrow, ut
which we learn tho President and Cabinet are to
be among the guests invited. We shall also en-
deavor to be there. W.
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Died.
On the 2lst RoBERr MCFARLAND, in the 5Oth year Of

On the 2lst, RoBERT MCFARLAND in the 50th year Of
his sge.
His friends and those Of his family respectfully re-
quested TO attend his funeral from his late residence
coz Greenwich street. this Monday afternoon at one
O'Clock M without further invitation. The remains
VIII be taken to Bergen N. j., for interment
. On the aist, Mr. JOHN EAKIS, eyed 20 years.
his sons william and John also in law Mr.
David Woods and James M. Bard respectfully inyi
ted TO attend his funeral Tuesday March 81 from his
ia'e residence, 100 Center street, at o'clock M.
On the 2lst, Of consum ption, JAMES DwIoar LARA.
IN the 2sih yesr Of his eye.
His lends add those Of the family also the members
OF Washington Lodge, No. IL, l. o. of o. f. and the
oraer generally, are respectfully invited TO attend his
iune Tuesday afternoon at O'CLOCK from his late
residences 90 Mercer street his remains will be- lei on
10 GREENWOOD Cemetry tor inteIment D
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GREAT FRKsHkT IN THE WATEREE.--A letter
dated Camden, March -, says;-"I shall mail
this but do not think will resch you regular course
q our river IL extremely high and still rising Our
bridge 10 In extreme danger Of being carried away by
the food" The above letter due here Sunday even.
ing but was not received until Tuesday afternoon By
passengers In last evenings cars learn the water
was falling, and communication again opened. We un.
dersnd the Waeree river within 10 inches Of the
highest point OF the great fresh Of 1870 The river lands
not having yet been planted the damsge comparative
ly trining.
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT.
TIE &c g RAPHIo.
LATER FROM THE WAR QUARTER
RUNG0RS OF The
BATTLE AT SAlTlLlO
OONFIRME ED.
ERECTION OF FORTIFICATIONS
The Attack on Vera Cruz.
&c. &c. &c.
The Attack on Vera Cruz.
&c. &c. &c.

WASHINGTON, March II g r. M.
later arrival at New Orleans from the Brazos,
confirms the rumors OF battle at Saltlo
No actual details have been received, but the
Mexicans state that Santa Anna lost immensely,
and was repused
All communication is cut off between Camarpo
and Monterey; and nothing is learned but from
Mexican sources
Forhfcations are rapidly progressing ut Mata-
moras, the Brazos and Camargo
All is activity in those places, as the Mexican
forces were reported in the vicinity.
From the Island of Lobos, information has been
received that tho Mississippi volunteers have
been ordered from there to Monterey.
The attack on Vcra Cruz was positively to
have taken place on the 10th.
The western mail brings nothing west of Cum.
berland.
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RELIEF TO SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
PER ACEDONIAN.

NOTICE TO THE CHAkIT ABLE.-T The above named
vessel having been Invested OF her national BY
act Of Congress- and by the Execute placing my dis
po al FOR tue puIpose oil transporting to the furnishing
Of Scotland and ireland, such be
for their ieiefr aud the government Of Crest Britain
with like laudable humanity, having dc ermined to
the freight all such voluntary contribu-
ronssnd il b,ug manifesty the duty Of all those who
ure hoaored with the charge Of drbu pR the aims OF
ctleIs TO do such shall ihe
relief wh IT, especially when human life depend
upon eve.y dollar added TO relic fond would there
res ecfuy notice, the freight paid by
yfer Britain will smount than the Of
ine Ahp tine est mate being oncthd perhaps ha
surplus VII be dsubated in augmentation Of your
70 enable you buy and thereby save more
uves ahoald claim f csimed, the Investment
"ii be mds by funhernce Of the ofJects Of the law
ont buttons will DO duly receiped for, aud recep.
taken rom the societies parties whom they sent,
asd the Bruh Consul at this place has generously waved
Gil lees, and viii give certificates free Of cha.ge
=, . GEO Q. DE KAY,
New York. March q, Iet7
-. g. The warehouse Of Me ISIS Davis. Books & Co..
~ aud 10 Wet and 6s Broad st. kindly uneeed 10 aid
81 this cause will u be receipt, Of
On Unit ,he ship ready which wall probably the
cnu ~ hrwefk m22 itsfc
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nAiLS, rwINE, SHOE THREAD, &C
CuTsnd Wrought Nail, Brad, snd spikes
- remc, sewing, wrapping and baiIng Irvine
marks '' $3.50 ~'S'
Saoe THREAD, green, half beaehed yellow and brown
~ arpct WARP, cotton and nsr, colored and plain
moahumy CoidaRe, Bale Rope, cotton do
sds Irvine, two and thee thread suitable for fishing
- n sale by ZEBRA x CUMMING,sxxs
"~SH"h Ice feal street.4
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ALBANY, March FL, lS47.
Tho steamboat Hudson arrived here at two
o'clock this afternoon.
1t has rained very hard here all day
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

Murray corner Of Warrington street il the only place
ps'd to ne Isp;irrF sssnne dysing and altering all kind
terms Give trial. and you will fad that for sbiings
only you can have your made look equal to new
WITHOUT the aid OF that great Cleaning
superior to thing done h,scy Please
for Spring in time, A CORTIs afDS from I, 49,
m2l m RI -N~o~s ''~-' ASoSu~n'
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BONNARD'S RESTAURANT.

BONNARD, favorably known kee ping an excellent
at No 5Nassau street. will open on Mos.
III. new RESTAURANT which he has fitted very
lmproved style kitchen. The frat story is the lunch
room The second story spacious dining room The
hd story Contains number Of dining sup
pc! rooms for small PARTIES The whole arranged
every convenience and comfort for those gentlemen
who are Obliged 10 take their meals down town
The bill OF fare good things an
easonhpie prices and we are assured that the will
De q the very best quality The reputation which Mr. Bon
nhIc mas ooned nt ms former establishment
tha tho present will be conducted
to the public Madame Bonnad favosbiy Known for he
taste IN the of the culinary
which she will superinend personally. We no doubt
that me arder Will be furnished the
delicate aud refined taste. m2i IwsrS
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Export FROM lsr TO 18TH MAscH.

CorToN-The sales to-day reach 1900 bales at very
ton Of the purchases speculation but exporters
also took several parcels Frcghts Liverpool I'd for
square bales, and ~ cts for Havre.
Fbvrs-There was no change in prices, and no sales
worth reporting
Fna-The market was extremely quiet, and sales
GnAIT BAes-loOOo q bushel linen sold to go out of
HFMP-The market contisued 6rm and without aales
OF dew rotted OF consequence.
The market very 6rm but the sales very
LEAD-The market remained quiet, at 81 o6
MolAssr:-A fresh cargo Of Cuos arrived. There was
no change in prices New Orleans Arm at $685. 20
hhds sugar house sold by auction at 30 2Olzc cash.
N,vAL SroRrs-There was scarcely anything doing in
any description, and no change in prices.
OsFurher sales Of city pressed Bseed sold at soc;
N w Whale was inactive Of SO SAC We quote crude
sperm 81 0S ca and besohed winter Sill The stock
oil crude sperm at the east light estimated only
PAovnoss-A sale of 900 bills new mess was report.
ed at $40 25 l60 bbls old sod at $la l2 old prime
was held at $i2 l21s while $l2 was offered. Grease
Lerd-So 600 lbs OF low quality sold at SIC. Lard-eOO
Dolls sold at ss4c Beet Hams were STEADY at 10 lONc
Export, from LIST to 10th March.
beei .... ............ ...... Il, Jos bbs
Pork ....".-........ .4e4s bbls
the market wa. quiet The sale: Of the hss Week
reached about go tierces, at 50 so 81 o21< cts
made yesterday, brought 7ac. Timothy was inactive
While faxseed remained nominal
~ cts
r.Llow;-There was no change in the market, and we
quote 8oou rendered al "a v cts.
ToBAcoo-The stock being light, prices were steady
and sales Of Kentucky we're reported 1t an AZ cts
WHALlsoSE.-since last report, sales OF N. w. were
made at Six 81 cts. South Sea quiet at 81 cts
FnEicHrs--To Liverpool Aour was engaged at U.s. 81;
grain Ia bulk at 26d and at 25d in sacks TO Ireian
vessels were engaged yesterday to-day at 24d in
bags.
REAL EsrArx AT AUcrioN-Lot on 2si st, near
TN avenue 2oxeS. ...................... $l,275
Lot soJoinif 8, same size. ........ 1875
Lot on 2ath street, near 18th avenue. ...... $40
Lot ADJOINING, same size. ................. 1000
Building known az Eagle Horse Establishment,
corner Delaney and Chry site sts 76xIoo $4,000
Two story brick house and lot on 26th st, between
I'd and Sd avenues, 2Sxe7 IT 81 in. ...."... 5000
An interest IN house and lot 40 Thomas st. 80
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,.px TN E,... Night q Mr.; Forrest.
&: S.9 l' sIih e e..
Count ds Csinoa. Med as Father JOSEPH Bass: pss:.
70 soaelsS: yin &: eSms si q ASK NO QUESTIONS
o. M s:;s c.gn, q AFha s Andrews
Door: epsI q 'pa'i o'clock win
esis4s:s s54Sy:sss' %ss ss a.
Nss k.: Fs! sSSsa G:n
NJ f. sasIS.S I 5,SSass, a: yS:'.
x.Ss as':;ss q ttS 1ss:SSo y:s:, n
B fsrro Mr c Booth Aca.o Mr. Ci.Ls C Child Mis-.
B bss.. S.s: S ssssf y!
~ A1ES5SSs sEA s9a:y y. Green.
h T.s. siIla'ne' with SIMPSON
ss'a Si!y fosrc.,,... Temple.
Ffi' SIN hi
II S tai: : s. s. ID and sd
III 2 Door. open at ]; curtain ~ precisely
March osYMsS r
Wsus Fos sf s st NJ.
followed Ss ns:e s Su:..aa. :' d TELiEMA
which he f.'ss o M'i kings GARDENER
snf Ws:sss poss entitled Me-, R.y
lo5; Mrs asieoa, Mrs Than
D;'; sS,ss s:n' pit one @
Doors oren at J o'clock curtain at half passr.
DALMOs OPERA HOUSE. Chambers street-MON.
DAY EVENING, March 22d. last night Of Rossini's
II BARBIERE Dl sivIGLIE.
AssADs I GSM fS y request Vs'di Opera
s,, 1Esiss1sx Tis:h fs,s BSf'f r.. o''
night Of Donizetti's Opera $50 ~
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
Opera Books may be had at the Box Office lat tier Box
;os. sis Dc for persons: 80 Seat secured at X.
commences at ~ o'clock doors open
CIRCUS-BO cry AMPHITHEATKE.
MoNnAY EyENINg. March aa1Ths entertainments
Mr. James Nixon and Mrs Cullen. " "
Mons Ca:imer as the French Hercules.
The Dulcmer Band OF Minsfrels will play variety n
Negro Songs, Choruses, Glees, &c.
HorsemanshIp, VaultnR TumbnR, Rope Performances Pos
- . turing, Juggling. &c
TIC eonclude with the Comic Bal ct Of LUBIN AND AN
NETTE-Lubin, Mr. Nladigan; Annette, Miss Je,selype
Doors open at penormance commeacss a. u psstT
BoTss Is cents. Pit l2k.
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AMERICAN MISEVM

AMERICAN MUSEUM
SPLENDID performances, both Afternoon and Evening
~ and ~ O'Clock, when will be exhibited Doramic
and Panoramic representationof the
FUNERAL o. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
WITH all the PsgeantIy and porP Of that occasion.
TWENTY OF THE LARGEST DTAMONDS
IN the world WORTH ~ the aggregate $50
tang. &c.
EAdmssion rs Children under 10 years lax cents
MIA -
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NEw YoaK. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March co.
The general inactivity noticed yestsrday, continued
to greater less extent to-day The chief sales Of
asur made either with privileges for future de-
livery Small sales Of Gensfes made for cash at
81. Southern inactive, and prices for immediate
delivery nominal Wheat exhibited no change in quo.
tations, and sales Of consequence were reported
Corn continued steady at yssterdays rates. though the
sales for immediate delivery not 20 large Some
heavy transactions made for future delivery and
at rather lower prices than some previous similar
actions Provisions quiet and without change for
old pork. lot Of mess sold at SlS u.s. Transac.
lions In groceries were rather limited, and without
material change In prices About half past P. NJ,
just at the close OF change, message reached the
city BY telegraph, stating that the Hibernia had ap.
peared Of Boston, and within hours sail Of the
whsrf This announcement, of course, suspended all
further operations for the day. The anxiety learn the
purport 81 the news very great Large operations
depended upon the result Of the news and hence the OK.
element In reference to its character.
Small sales of Pots were made at a s7,< and
at 80 % for Pearls.
bsEswAz-sales were reported Of yellow at 81 cts
My d 800 asns: .sns scd
rel Il Il sS Ss1s. Pc: Of s so
on ,oh hscs,p 81 steamer; news, at 5000 barrels
June. ct IS rs Wheat-There were few samples
on the market and no change in Quotations were
noted CoTn.-The sales in store, and to arrive
within month two reached from 25 30 900 bushels
Of yellow and white including 10000 yellow 90 cents
apart % 0oo to be delivered for shipment at the call Of
white do. deliverable in May, at 75o; 500 white In
store, at esc and 1000 do, for immediate delivery at
ssc, which being bought under peculiar circumstances
wa. considered little above the market price SO 0so
bushels Western mixed contracted for deliverable
IN all the months Of summer at 20 cents RYE was quiet
at 80 cents and Barley at rs cents OasThere was no
change since last report Beans Arm and increas.
soup, SC.
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In addition the Spring STYLE "a beautiful art,ce)
ne on hand sn Of different styles adapted
order at short notice. Hats Caps, &c pattern
at lo3 Fulton street mis- 6tsrc
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nsSs FOR NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA AND
M2QN NYW YORK Line OF PA, kETS Positive
< " the II only regular packet to sail on OF befors
MnaryThe spi. mold fast ssilinE packet bark
AVOLA Wbitmore master, Ia now losdn and will sail
as ab'v
For egb; or passage having handsome furnished accom-
modstious apply board Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall
street, or 10
Elk COLLINS, So Youth street
Agents in New Orleans, " o. Woodruff Co.. who will
prnmpty forward all goods to their address
B-shippen may rely UPON this being the first vessel.
mil
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LESSONS IN DRAWING, &c.

NNONs II. LAEDERICH. lately from Paris, wishes to
NA employ cf his line in giving lessons in drawing
ard wa'er color painting (squarele.)
Having pupil OF the eel. brated Redoue, snd
fully OF that master he recommends
himself especially the ldIss wishing acquire the
The eestlsmen and boarding schools and around New
YORK. for all the other branches of his art
kEFERgHcEs-Rev A versn, Rev T. + Schroeder, ID.
D., L. DE Luze ESQ r. a. Lacost-, t'q Mesirs Pilot
lie Barber, Coli NIB X Iselin Sthrags Koop.
App, cations for may be- made at the Rev. A. Yer
ren's 20 kiln 81 " cod
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MUSIC.
fzG H117oH THE PLANO TAUGHT on very mode rate
terms. by lady who has had experiences in
sepupils
She teaches the science thooughly-sems three dollars
per month
line addressed to Music to the Once Of this paper shall,
De Arebdedto mo lmissrc
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ME DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF
the Fourth Ward who are friendly to the honest
me people are requested meeting at The Shsks
nay na ~! nSsn"s March ,'d
mittee By order Of the COMMITTEES, s O'"'
CHARLES M. NANRY, Chairman.
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS

THE subscribers respectfully call the attention Of
Dealers and Miners, their present STYLE or Neapo
ltans which are superior to any hitherto manufactur
ed by them: they also manufacturing new style
called the 0o:amer, with flowers of the same material to
correspond which indeed exquisitey beautiful and we
feel con that our Neapolitsns andGosame will be the
made thu. early their By the most fishonsbe
ladies OF our city and elsewhere.
PATTIsON NOE CO.,
maj lms&rc No 2s Delancv A. nsur ths Bovcrv
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q Sik MN 40 LEND bond aud mortgage,
YOV,OOV sums to suit applicants, on good product;
i've real estate In this city Apply To BROAD No. III
Wall street. the Crot0n office basement, who has
house and lot for SALE situated 4h street. opposite Wash
ington square.
b. Several small snms Of money to lend, on Brookiys
real estate. Apply a. above. j22 eod2msr
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THE IMPHOYEMa.NTs made IN restoring the color and
cisaaipg Of 0entlemens Garments most aston shine;
strengthened aud the color made permanent and finished
equal CLOTH faded soiled Send TO
the II Bekmaa and 36 Nassau street, garments
shall be made equal 10 beparng aud altering 6r
rate style. Cash paid for Gentemen's Clothig
mis- 1wsr
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a LESSON ~ ECONOMY.

- formerly known e the Phsnir Estsblishmsnt,j
opposite Dutch street. os Fulton Street.-The proprietor
The fact that beaver hs, can sold o $3.50 and mole
best IS hat sold in the elsewhere equal in s,ye
beauty Of shape, completeness Of 6nish Of
sy.tsp which generally adopted would end
10 much ruinous extravaganza which
have made shpwrecE hopes The success of the
above Hat ana Cap Mandatory pove. eoncusysy that
low rent the utmost economy quick ISLES
for cash. with small profits compete riumphantly with
the most Raring and costly establishments Of day. and
saeflhce OF point important unimportant
iscure Of to enable the proprietor
patrons The schedule Of prices as below
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CLOTHING.

NHE CHEAPEST gents and boys fashionable Tailoring
50 Maiden Lane between William and
made garments, which viii be sold Wholesale retail at he
very possible prices. ho, five hundred
pieces o. ashionable goods which will be to order in
:yis Of elesance that cannot be surpassed You will do
well TO ALL as you from three seven dollas on
suit Do not forget the number, 36 Maiden Lane.
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II aGUERREOTYPE PLATES-Just received, a large
m20 lw~rh 4 Maiden a..
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MADAME B. LEVIN, late from Berlin, beRs 10 an
AZ ~ nounce to her friends and ladies' in general that shs
~ boweIy with very extensive and magnificent assot
ment Oh all articles in that Her stock Of good
mas been selected by here with the care-s
s1y new ~ and in Por, q elegance richness and
dert that her Establishment will be found wo thy Of III,
patronage she solicits and requests early call.
- - MADAME B. LEVIN, ia Bowery.
N. B-Wnnted ladv to superipend The sies non rs >,
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II nc L &c g RAPHIo.