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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

REFERENCES ~ NFW-YORK.
Moses Taylor. Esq Hon } W Edm0nds, Walter Town
T. Collins, Esq W Langley Co send Co
Allen 4 Passon, r ) ID Lathrop. Wisncrs Gale
X G. Wetmofe a Co J q Dudley Co Ftle 4 Co
Ilaydock Corie- a r Putnam, Esq 4 + Inppc,
60 Jas Leiicrts a CO White 4 BrnfusiL
q N.... ~ f.tak Inn
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II ~fNIi WHrd.-Iho DeI10cI aIIc WhIr flecI0f- n
this " ard requested assemble the North Amcr
Hotel of the bOwery and Bayard-st Tues
day evening, the 9TH inst or Che purpose Of selecting
delegates District Convention 60 choose delegate
represent the district the Convention be- held
syracuse and asD 10 candidate for Member
Assembly comprising with the Third Wafd she Second
Assembly District 10 be supported a. the next election and
for such other purposes recommended In the call Of the
General Committee. MOSES r. TAYLOR,
Chairman Ward Cuusfoe
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CONFORMATION NOTICE.,

CORPORATION NOTitE.--Pubiie notice 10
- hereby glycn to the owner occupant
cupants ~ all houses and OTIS. improved nnlmproved
lands affected thereby. that the following assessments
have been completed by the Asessorsnd od sed ths
Street Commissioners Office for examination By ell per
interested, VII For building Seconds ct
assessments include all the several houses and lots Of
ground, vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land situate
both sides Of Second g. between the Bowefy and Avenue
also the eastery side of the Bowefy between Fret
snd Ihifd streets also both sides Of Second avenue
between First and Third also both sdss Of First
avenue between First and Third also on the westerly
side u Avenue between First and Third and ths
csstery side 0f Avenue A. between Houston and Third
also both sides Of Avenue D. between Houston
aud Third sts and the westerly sde Of Avenue e. be-
tween Houston aud Third sts All persons whose
affected by the abovenaed a,sessmens and " no
opposed 10 the either Of them, ard requested
10 present their OBJECTIONS In whiting 10 the
al the street Commissioners Once within thirty
from thu date Of this notice. MARTIN n. fHOMP3ON.
Street Commissioner, and Chairman Of the Assessors
Street Comm :. Once. Sent IS IAN ~
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NOTICE.-Au persons who are, o. claim % Be eredi-
tors Of the late fra Of Hayes Robbins, Of the City
Of New-Yors jewelers. required 70 present their de-
fn.nd. sssns said r and prove the 4 requred
the once Of Jordan, CLARK Cornns tognseiiors a Law
Of November Claims not presented viii not be
titled any dividend which may BE- declared By the sub
.-rber assignee OF said Hayes RObbin-Dated New
York september =, 1871. HECTOR MORRISON,
al 3w- Assignee.
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9 GO. ~ c Wss'"' Secretaries.
a.

~ finh Ward.-Puuuant 10 the call Of the Wig
General Committee. the Wits Electors Of this Nad will
meet ~ the Marion House Tuesday evening. 18th
inst Al O'Clock for the purpose Of choosing ten Dele
gates 10 the District Convention and four Dele the
Third Senatorial Convention ~ order W ard Commit
tee. WARREN CHAPMAN, Chm
WN A UkEifsl. Secretary.
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r5,- The whia Electors of the seventh Ward

requested meet Tie SrhO0l Room, y Narkof
Tuesday evening, September p, At hali-past
o'clock for the purpose Of eecng ten Delegates 70 choose
Delegate represent them in the State Convention 10
be held Syracuse the 9th October and. also
mate candidate for Member Of Assembly, 20 be support
ed the next election Also. choose six Delegates
senatorial Convention 10 nominate candidate Tor sena
tor in the Nth District H. MILLS, Chairman.
w ID ANDREWS. Secretary. 81 n
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~ sixteenth Wnrd.-The Wing +

Sixteenth Ward requested 10 meet at the Seventh
House, IN Seventavenue, next 10 the Of
Nineteenth-st Tuesday evening. the 18th u
o'clock for the purpose of eecng Delegates 10 the Sena
oral aud Assembly Conventions in accordance with the
call of the Whig General Committee BY order Of the
Ward Committee. GEO c. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
DAVID X JAQUFs, Secretary 81 4
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y ~ ,4 GE,ohEy, Secretaries M,
~ Tenth Wnrd.-The b.

~ Tenth Ward.-The Democratic Wing Electors
this Ward requested to assemble at Columbian
Hail. 263 Grandst "Wednesday evening, 10Th instant,
u o'clock for the purpose Of selecting Delegates 10
District Convention and other important business.
BY order Of the Ward Committee
THOMAS DRING, President
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-, The Jmmedia,c Rc-1oration Of Eden and

the Beautiful tity-A Lecture u to be delivered a.
CfotOn Hall of B0wery aud DivsiOn-st on Wed
nesday. Sept ~ at ~ T NJ the above subjects The
West immense the Beautiful City, its
prcccdened advantages. their easy attainment SC To
conclude ith piece Of and poetry composed
recaly foi the subject Admtiance 10 cents 20 pay
penses. 81 81
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RURNHAM Il CO.

Fl HATTEKs, - Futon-st one door below Nassau II
ELM Y are now ready 20 supply their customers and
All who may favor them with a call, with Hats Of
their own Manufacture which for beauty Of finish style Of
trimmings, durability aud extreme low prices, they feel
confident asserting cannot be surpassed IA other
t.hli.hrneuf ia this CITY sl6 SnisTuThAS
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~ Eighth Wnrd.-Agreeably to The recoi

Tuesday evening next lh instant At y o'clock for
the purpose Of choosing Delegate from each District n
order % form Ward Convention 10 elect Delegate 10
the Syracuse Convention and also 10 nominate candidate
for Member Of Assembly 10 be supported A. the next cleo
ton Also elect Delegate from each District 10 the
Filth Senatorial District Convention 10 be held at the
Broadway House, the 9Th Of October next.
The Delegates chosen 10 the Ward Convention
quesed 10 meet on the evening. al O'Clock, al
Buffers l62 Narck-st for the purpose Of organization
By order Of the Ward Committee
CHAS. MCDOUGALL Chairman.
JOHN fORSHAY, Vice Chairman
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COLORED PAPERS

AID PsPER soxEs, sAsUFAcrUkED
~ BACH. a. FULTON-sr y f.-Also constantly
VI. hand dn- assortment Of imported French snd Ger
ran coi0rsd pzp@ra Orders promptly executed anf
tn reasonable terms 81 I'm
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NOTICES.

re- second Ward.-The Democratic Whis Election.
a. Inc second W. rcqnes'ea 90 meet AZ second
Wsrd Hotel 81 Nassau-st Tuesday evening 18th inst
At "a o'clock 20 select five delegates 70 the First Assembly
District convention, whose duties 70 choose deesafe
represent the District m the state Convention 90 b.
held AZ SYRACUSE aud 10 nominate candidate for hlcnber
of Assembly.
Also the time 10 select four delegates pre-
scnt Maid 90 the ThTd Senatorial District Convention
TO nominate candidates FOR Sisfe Senators
AUGUSTUS r. CAMMEYER, Cha.
y,s IL WsLsH, sec,et.ri,.
CALFIs CAST. S''0i''"'''A - 4
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a FALL BOOTS AND ~IOES.-JOHN l..
x WATKINS IA Fulton-st has constantly hand
Is extensive assortment OF gcntlcmen's Dress
-. Boots and Shoes OF every description. made IN the
most fashionable manner aud superior workmanship.
The articles he sells being manufactured By himself he
warrant them 10 be of the hrst quality aud TO give
satisfaction 10 the buyer.
French Dress Boots rom.. .....,...sj 90 10 - M
DO hoes...................s.. :, 10 :"
DO baters....................- % 10 o.
Elastic Congress Boots in every variety.
Boots &C made 10 order his celebrated plsnof taking
drawing Of the feet and keeping par of lasts for each
customer by which means mshi II rendered impossible
matter how many buuions there may be the
feet
Strangers leaving their when in the city,
have their boots any future any part OF the
United States
Boys Boots and Shoes Of all sizes slb lms
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" Remedy for Light Purse TIL, Bsl.em

Life The Improved Housewife. By Mrs A. L. Webster,
eighth edition, revised with Supplement" sold By the
Agent only may be found awhile Al $3.50 Pearst and al
ways by address at - Main-st Hartford.
Also. Of the Agent and the Publisher The New
England Primer" fac-simile Boston Edition Of III
"a lwIs-
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Card TO THE LADIES

A. CARD TO THE LADIES.-MlSs
~ A1NlbLCON viii open an extensive assortment OF
e fashionable French Bonnets at ~ Sprngst tthe
VIZ third block on the west side of Broadway
Thursday the 5oh day Of Septemhcr and particularly
ladies intending purchase call and examine be-
fore applying elsewhere Among the en-
style of French Embroidered B0nues o 30 misses
nom years 20 fifteen. which have rich sp
pearance aud be found m other show
pI...n not E.rlnf Ina la.l HiY d nIrnh.r
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MARIN f JOU IL n AL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. thus DAY.
THE MOON. fVLL stA
Eises..5 s. Sets ..5 A. Morn. Morn ..l0 q
London ............Sept. HaSTe............SePt
New-OTleans ...Sept Is
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ry- French Lnnguaac-Msnesca's Oral

taught Is his daughter. MADAME DuKAND.-Mad. ID. in
forms her pupils that she Is prepared TO continue
their Of instruction, and 10 receive the
gentlemen who desire TO JOIN the first Evening Glass
Ladies wishing 20 join Morning Class will please cal
Immediately and make arrangements Residence 81 w al
kcT-st. sll <wiseod'
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Asetione~r.
Rl BANGS, RICHARDS T. PLATT, Store ~
- Broadway Liberal cash advances made on eorsisa
nlrnts for suction ss-s
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a ship Supposed to be the Louisville, Hunt from y.
Para Henrietta, Jones I'm Havana, 9Th inst, 70 Nes'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
~ Water Cure. TRAIL, VIII

New FOcles issued AukusIl
Surplus exceeding sS5O,0o0. -
ROBT l.. PATTERSON, President
Benz. &. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos l.. LORD, Agent.
JAMES STEWART NJ. ID. Medical EAamlner-M the once
daily from, , Ia clock 81 2awWAM Inns
t2D-The Celebrated Pain ENtractoT-i2D
DALLEY'S \ CONNEL'S.
re- No Merchant or Family should be without this
wonderful Salve IL will be furnished 10 all on the most
liberal terms by applying the only place for the genuine
- isf (2ll-TwESIS-ONE CoRrLANDSr-tI)
fVy Liquid Hair Dye.-BATCIELOfs lnstante-
neous Liquid Hair Dye decidedly the best yet offered
Ii produces a perfectly even and natural color without
staining the skim leaving the hair soft and elastic rs the
natural hair. sold by WIN. BATCHELOk, Wahst
Price hair bottles 81 50; whsker bottles 81 Copy the
address. ~ lmiseOd
10 Wigs and Observation-Disclosures new in
vented WIGS and Scap the most perfect and natural
specimens of the Of Wig-making The public IN
vsd inspect large assortment Manufactured only b,
VIM. BACHELOR, Walst near Broadway Copy
the address - lmiseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

coAT PRIVATE >ALE.-Two valuable farms
Up the Rsnfsn River situated between New Brunswick
49, and Bogndbgoos. with buildings &c &C. For far
Their particulars apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEEckER,
sNly AuctiOneef, Broad Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

NTEW-YORk INSTITUTION FOR TIE BLIND
\Niuth avenue and Twenty third st-iisitiug days
tuesdays only, from 10 T. NJ. Nislies mol admitted
without ticket from q Manager.
MANAGERS.
Ao.ou q PHELPS Iyrcuius Beers, Floyd smith
49, R,e,cn James Marsh. Nicholas Dean,
-. NJ Robert L. Case. william L. Jones,
George r. Allen John Z. crosby mIN 4 huis.,NJi
Robert j. Murray, A. Rob tsgn W ash iiehiy sne-e"'
Cie,psnt & Moore EdwaId Jones' Robert OIacie
John Mood. SD 5Ns-
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The ship Hartford went TO yesterday from the 10
- Bay; Hercules for City Point, Nirsinia
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-Cor>TRY RE-IDENCE- Dslis

20 "a Harlem Railroad and stage and steam com
49, muuicstion. Hail ~ ssy twenty u Land,
At the purchasers option Twohirj- the purchase
new or probably more remain mortgage Title
disnutahle Apply 10 o. NJ BOURNE
n H. COrlznd-st
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BY sehr VIM w Wyre, from Curacao, 9th int, In the
soons passage bark DUKE de Orleans from Nfork 10th
~ lat 80 81, long II TO- bns howeas, I'M forto Cabello,
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~
,IAND RAILROAD

li- dale tnr ftfe VIII - incre1sef
nethe fare not % exceed - Tor any place the rod
- m DAVID ;. IVES, Superintendent
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"a ground . feet ia front by 9J feet inches length
- on one side aud about ~ feet inches the other
side situate on the south side Of Fileenthst between
Fh and Sixth distant about 80 feet west Of
Fifih-ayenue Apply 20 ANTHONY BLEECkEk,
"a ~ Alcfionesr. ! Broad Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20

TEXAS INDIAN PoINT.-We passed day at this
place last week, and were pleased with the visit
up This place is the south side of Lavaoa bay some
twenty miles above the pass and Is the depot for the
German colonies west At which most Of tho emgrantA
are landed AT present the resident population Of
dian Point should estimate at about four ave hum
dred-mostly Germans. Vessels drawing eight nine
feet within a short distance Of the Point
BY the way would state for tho information Of those
going to Indian Point that road has been opened
from kilpatrick's to Hatchs place, which not only
shortens the distance several miles but makes the road
much better By this route the distance from Vie
toria to Indian Point il estimated about 81 mues
Victoria (Teras) .idrocate
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Sporting Intelligence.

QursrIoS roR SPoRTsnES-We understand that
question considerable interest has arisen amongst the
sporting circles From the facts elected II appears that
Edwin Stevens Esq, and a MIR. Brewer, Of this city
while their return from Baltimore short time ago.
got into controversy relative to the time at which tho
would arrive In the latter city, Mr. Stevens
tending that they would be too late to connect with
the train boat for New York, and proposed
to make bet Of ten to one that such would DO
the case The bot was accepted by Mr. Brewer;
In their company, made the stakeholder. On the
rival OF the trains at Grays Ferry MIR instead Of
ccedipg in the cars to Philadelphia engaged cab and
started with all speed 10 the Now York boat, which he
reached Just she about leaving tho wharf while
the rest Of the passengers left behind Mr. Brewer
having got board In time TO through, the stakes
wore delivered up to him by Mr. Wiloughby ON the
other hand Mr. Stevens contends that he has not lost
his bet inasmuch the passengers In the train did not
arrive In Philadelphia in time connect with tho New
York line In consequence Of both tho interested par
ties claiming TO have won bot the matter has boon
referred umpire who Is to give his decision upon
tho question "wednesday next. In the meantims
every old sporting authority getting pretty thorough
| ly examined for parallel case, II possible
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Miscellaneous.

whig convention in Iowa has nominated Cen Tay.
Tor for the Presidency.
There is great deal Of building going at Burng.
ton NJ this and carpenters Giving Phua-
delphia prices for their work
On the 9th inst, Mrs Csylon Otis Of Loekport g. c.,
while in ut OF mental arrangement drowned herself
inches in depth Of water
The ice left the river about miles below Bangor Me-
on the l4th inst
The line OF telegraph between Philadelphia and Read
Ing and Pottsvis, will be completed about the 10th Of
May.
An ARRAY took place at St Louis on the 9Th, bstweea
two citizens OF that place, in which several shots
nred Nothing very serious resulted though one Of the
shots took effect.
Public meetings being held all over Illinois to
mourn over the loss Of the noble hearts who lately fell a.
Buena Vista. The remains OF tho gallant Hardin ars
on their way home.
species OF fly similar to the buffalo gnat is killing
the horses in Illinois Sad given Of mortal
ity among the noble animals from this cause.
negro slaves who lately forced open the store Of
Mr. Clark In st. Martnsvills. La and robbed 1t Of .
quantity Of goods taken up before Justice Of the
Peace and condemned to receive thirty nine lashes and
to wear an iron collar for six months.
Snow fell thick and fast for a short time at Phads-
phia on Sunday morning
Robberes getting to be Of alarmingy frequent
currence In Montreal
large quantity Of coal belonging to tho United states
government and lying at Key West, the I'd inst
discovered TO be fire. There about two thousand
tons in all and it is much injured that the
now reject It,
Carbon county Pennsylvania, was driving some COWS
between New Castle and Coal Castle the public road.
lie was met by a tall, slim man, who demanded his
money lie refused to give II up when the fellow drew
revolver and fred six barrels him. all Of which took
effect Mr. Is is still living, but very little hope 10
tertaned Of his recovery The murderer made his &C.
cnpe.
The large omnibus stable in Poplar Front street,
Philadelphia was burned on Sunday The horses were
j. q
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PROVIDENCE ELECTIoN.-An successful at
tempt was made at Providence on Friday to elect
three additional members for that city In the delegation
to the General Assembly, to m the vacancies which
NAMED after the general election. There being thrsa
whg tickets, there was choice. Tho whole number
OF votes 266 and the highest candidate had 824
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?. ". BYKMKS COS Nav YORK. AND LIVER
M NJ - Ne

p. w. BfRNES X Co, B Waterloo Road, Liverpool
DESTROYS Of informing the PUBLIC Of the United States that
they have found the importance of direct Agency for the
purpose Of placing within the OF the friends Of the
sengers coming this the immediate correspon-
dencc with establishment from whom they
rely for and favor towards their relations leaving the
old country. -. -
waterford Belfast Londonderry. and Liverpool, direct
New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans
can do so ON more favorable than be obtained from
nnv other house engaged IN the business in this being
Liverpool -, ,,,..,
which despatched from office IN Liverpool and
the different ireland for The last thirty years is su
Vnrenent for passenge rs that may be favored with.
DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE gwen Tor any
amount payable on sight the National Bank ireland and
It's also all the principal towns oil England and
Scotland without discount :, -
list of the Packet Ships with their days Of sailing and the
address Of the Agents who for be had on application
~ ''' p w. BYRNES & CO..
SO South street, conner Wall street New York.
m22 Inns re
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JEKSUNS wanting TO Liverpool the splendid
packet ship YORKSHIRE, sailing from this port FRI
day next, the 18th April being her regular day. will please
fo9t OF Beskman street, or TO the subscribers
Liverpool by TIL, fast sailing packet or any of the Black Ball
Line sailing from LIVERPOOL the LIST and 10Th of every month";
Those RENTING money their friends have drafts
bic demand the Royal Bank Of Ireland and Messfs
Prescott Gros, Ames Co.. London which will be paid
their various branches throughout Great Britain and Ireland
Apply to
ROCHE. BROTHERS CO., IS Fulton st, N. Y,
Passage Agents for the Black Ball
Lin al I.iXe
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AFTERNOON LINE, DAILY,

F :", Soa y s Gs. .as .4fS H.
er Thomas Powell Capt ssml Johnssa. will leave the pier
foot OF Warren street for the above places every afternoon
(sundays excepted at o'clock, commencing April TO- Re
turing-wil leave Nsw5prsh every morning at O'clock
Bills or Specie put board Of this boat be the risk Of
thereof unless entered ON the books OF the boat
eepted for pHlm'r
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az - 81 &

The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have added several splendid ships to
their line packets and Liverpool which has
been known and paonssd for period
Of more than thirty years and have hesitation IN assuring
those who wish make engagements for the passage 81
their friends from England Scotland Ireland that they VIII
md these ships inferior of comfort,
nence safety one of which will sail from Liverpool
SIX days throughout the ys. making delay and the conse
quent expense emgrnnts the OF embaa mposs
5e free passage from the various Irish and
scotch potts. with bread stu s and hospital paid may
De secured at the lowest and when those settled for
decline coming out the full amount paid will be promptly
funded az usual. For further particulars, apply TO
SAMUEL THOMPSON NEPHEW,
os,o C. GRIMsHAw & CO., 10 Goree Piaaz.s, Lv'pi.
Drafts or exchange payable sight also furnished FOR
Grmshew Cs Liverpoo the National Bank of ssotland
National Bank Of Ireland and Northern Banking Co Apply
as above. fs1 Imsr
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FOR SALE,
d GOOD PAIR OF BAY HORSES perfectly
L >sound and well broken To be at the stable in
LAZ-l-tbe of 81. Johns Church, ST. Johns Alley
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sssys, LONG BREED CANARY BIRDS and Breeding
M Cages Nest Boxes Stuff for Nests Song Birds, Com;
y aud Fancy Cages, with fine coec ton Of rare and
s valuable Birds Bird Seeds Of all descriptions. All art
cles in the line in great variety, for sale by
W. 8. JOHNSON,
$50 Broadway, one door from Chambers 81.
NIB. King Charles Sapnies English and Scotch Terriers
ar sale AS above az 2w~r
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SPRING STOCK OF
BOOTS AND ST . f S.


. TAKE THIS METHOD Of informing their customers
and purchasers in general oftheir extensive and well
Elseted assortment Of Ladies', Misses and Chdrsns Ga
t.u, Buskin- Slippers, Re- Of their own manufacture
with grsa care and purchased for cash. which will enable
then 10 sell az the very lowest prices
n B-Storc will be until o'clock in the evening"
giving Country Merchants opportunity examine their
stock when not otherwise engaged.
~ SMITH & RfSLEY,
I2 Chatham st. directly opposite the Chatham Theatre.
4.t
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ANA TO LET.The store OF hor.e ~ Dsy street; 1t 50
B$a feet deep and wssd Be Esod location for wholesale
store. The dw.hinF Guild b lst together
front pssrs with pautss and well hnshsd the
feet deep a.a IL feet high suitable for artist the
deep IS feet wide and s feet high with six window. in the
reef ktted fer business wanting good
light Ass the second dsor ofhouss 66 street.
ssras Of three and pantres with bed rooms in attic
and ktehsn with Crotch snd Kitchen In it. Rent
$275 Enquire Of A. GILHOGLY SON,
In W 70 Naassu atreet.
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l.. WALSH & Co,
. FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers No Ann street,
nsar the Museum, New York Fine French Boots 80 90
French Imperial Dress Boots made to order 81 90 usually
ppers constantly hand and made order at the shortest
no:ice Repairing &c, done in the store uck sales and
small nroiS is our motto No. 6 Ann street. New York
n,21 Inn