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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In steamship CALEDONIA, at Boston, from LreTpool-Mr
Pickering, lady and children aud maid servants Mr. ko
bertson child maid aud servant; MTs Frazer and child
rem; Jas O King and lady; Miss q King Misc King
Isaac Buchanan lady 2chdren and maid SERVANTS Miss
Thomas; Mr. Weston and lady; Weston, lr, lady and
maid servant; Mrs Miss Murray w Campbell,
LADY, children and aid servant; Ms w Pratt child
rem and maid servant. Mrs Smitherest and Master
smitherest; Mr. Crchmere aud lady RLeech and lady
Miss Tort Miss Bore Mrs Hunt and MISS Hunt Mr.
Tileston and lady Colonel Connolly Messrs Moge.
Rawson b amer Eugene Rocheran, Pogart, q King
r Rigs Jr, Menng. SmitheTs, sIaehan, McCem
en- and man servant Hubbard II Stevens, Jas Phaon
n Pierce j l. Thomas Horatien Dickinson, Jose Mara
Garcia Manuel Palasia, Benz Marataque, Hunt James
DuHy Rabbit Smith. Solmcmen, Bernes, Geo Wright
Robt Grimen, l. Tiffany. Andrew Stewart, w n Pat
tison Dawson Roger Stewart Titlsy, Thomas Ballard
Jas j Livick Lawrence A Edmunst0n, Jas Ii StimPson
Lorng Eugene Iransenaud Eaton B Clark, FIRTH
Murphy, Flint, r Slater Ballard, Meline-
For Hahfar-M essfs Beers and Smithers .
From IiaiIfnr-Messrs d Dixon, Mcpherson, Thos
TAYLOR Whitmore, Rev Bremner Frazer, syle, Flenn
Malcolm, Hastings, Gardner, Bliss
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Havre Cotton Market.


Our maIke' has continued dull state since last re-
port snd prceso foreign Wheat have experienced de
Zine The only sale. TO notice are 5000 bags New Orleans
At 81 10 53f and geo hec Odessa At of sack OF 40 k
According the official returns, published At the end OF
September the price OF home growth Throughout
France was az - per hecotre making adechne OF Is %
on the quotation "a the end Of August
At the corresponding period last year stood Al ~ per
hectntre against l9f 81 8f5 The average Al the last
Montysrs market 6if per ssck, making rise OF ot
on IN. preced ing quotation American Flour being scarce
prices are well supported ana 300 bbls NewOrlesns
were run Oft At POI 81 81 ~ per bb IA bond Western
brand held az 3jf - 10 81 per Dbl No supplies have
been received Our stock reduced to 5000 bbs Flour
and hectolifres Wheat
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CLOTHING

ru,HE CHEAPEST fashionable gsptsmsn's and boys
wholesale and retail clothing establishment In New
York 10 j NASDERBILTS IS Msiden-lsns, where may
be found thousands Of ready made equal IN eve
~ respect the best custom WORK Also hundreds o.
pieces Of the most fa<h0asbs goods which will be made
order 10 style thar cannot be surpassed o. lmco<
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NOTICES.
NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERS g. WELLS,
Clinton Hall, 131 Nsssau-st. n. Y.
BRAIsTEDs' SALOONS,
LATE pEALEs MUSEUM JySl "
RRAIsTEDs, sAIOONs,

.x. b saTs rsaL ~ s wySsSwS~ySoRx ly'ia
o. }. ID. Wheeler, Commissioners Of Deeds tor
Nsw-York and Connecticut. Tsmmany Hall s2S
~ wa,er.Cure INSTITUTION, AZ Bond-st and sJos.
set Long IsIand-Drs sHEW and ROOF, the former su-
thor Of the WsterCurs Manual, nc and Editor OF me
Watsr-Cure Journal and both having been with rriess
nits, receive patients as shove OH
r. DIR, Chri-tie's tiaIvanic Rings, Belts,
Bracelets and Magnetic fluid.-sItnsefs are re-
spectfully informed that he only place IN Ns" OK -
obtain these celebrated articles, genuine, 10 AZ ~ ex
oIosas, eyoIs DSEAsFs he efcscy o7 Chri.e's
articles truly wonderful and their great ees
by has caused them to be By needy
offer spurious and worthless limitations against wnleh
the public are respectfully guarded No Druggist OF Drug
store in NewYork will be allowed 20 sell Dr. CHRIS
ties attic tho sale and exclusive Agency st lsI brood
way. a1-i
~ ,Ioorhead's Graduated Magnetic Ma
chiue,-These and beautiful Instruments have re-
cslyed the general communication OF the medical proes
sion Of this city account Of their great simplicity and
IN mos, beautiful convenient and efsctual article VI the
Kind which been introduced 70 the public In all
Of chronic character the success at
tending their use Is truly wonderful Zach machine Is &C
compzned BY manual with full directions and 10 war
rsntsd Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail By
suH ID. c. MOORHEAD 1872 Broadway, y.
~ AmbrosiaI Tooth Paste.-For cleansing the
teeth and suns, and communicating an asfseaoe gaof -
tho breath this AmbrosA Paste, composed Of ofs ana
other fragrant ngredents has been acknowledge is 81
peuor 70 any other dentfrcs Being compounded o. a.
trnxens materials 10 harden. the and makes tneH
adhere more firmly the teeth, thereby assisting %
ally preserving the after from premature
Pate .o combine. snti-purescent and detergent pfop
ties 10 40 eminent degree and - frequent uss 80
means Of keeping the breath AID mesnIt ~ 90 ioHT
healthy condition Prepared and sold % ~ 1On.'
SON Chemist and Druggist rs brosd~sy 10 s
Budinz corner Of Cbsmoersst 500 $50 .. 80 @
:, md Al Coddnxton. sos Hudson, corner OF sPrins-
Pnce ~ cents
re- Genuine Bears Oil, highly peIiumsd-Those
de.rous fbesuyns and strenstnenlEs Ine mar should
-. o. 81 Be.rs OIL Expenerce Of has fully de-
onstrsfed that the genuine bears Oh the bes, article
n, orootng the growth and Identifying the hair. Who
vsr purchsses Of the undrrssned may rely upon obtain
la the genuine liberated Of the bear purified
and delightfully."- perfumed for toilet purposes By HEseY
JoHSsON Chemist and Druggist, rs broadway, IN the
Granite Building cor Of ChsTnbersst Sold also ~ 100
Falton-st, II East Broadway and a. Cocdingtons 3o3
Hudsonst Price p cents for small % cents sfse bottles
" Purchasers, 10 be assured OF getting the genuine
Bears Oh, should purchase only such bears the sea-
and name Of Henry Johnson 3 Broadway NY OF 2meoc
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re- Genuine Bears Oil, highly peIismsd.-Tho..
soHENoK's PULMosIo SYRUP,

T'HAf VIII hNOWN hENEUT Iuf To- tuIs =
coughs colds liver isint d spe psis ans consgm
tiOn and all diseases orxinsts from impure hood
- bad Al hs 2topnsg0rs oce, couftl.n5si sod
dIugais1 u ssnscs Zo5 lsodlsV
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FL
BOARDING.


XVANTED-A room on - floor ola private d~ehns
w 70 be used oi sing by two sentismsn Mast
Be n vicinity Of Madison and Pike sts State terms
IS Broadway hes been newly
Dht'sd where psrmsnsns OF transient board san be
had. Board only, If desired n, Ut
BOARD, Nc.-A gentleman and his wife. and two
Dsnfe gentlemen can Be sontertsely seeommoasrrsa
house u. lsze and the location good Gentlemen trans
acting business down town VIII had eonSsnisn, -
boarding house. Only few soardsrs kspt References
exchanged. IA lM.
DOARDING.-A single gentleman or two sentlsm.n
Owho Will loom together can De sscemmosatsd sin
tn private family where there are no other eosFdea-
Loo ation In Thompson. between Spring and frnee ss
Address " Boarding a. this ONCE. M W.
DOARDERs WANTED-rho.s who wish 70 .scars
ID permanent board where but those OF The nrst re-
spectabiity received. and every exerton made To
Of Hudson Unquestonses reference s'ven and requires
nj lw-
DO<RDI>G.-A gentleman and his wife, or two OF
I'D three SINGLE gentlemen can be accommodated with
pleasant aud board In small private family where
they enjoy all the comforts OF home BY spplyns
20 Chasesst one door west Of Hudson-st n Y no Sc
BOARD WA TED until the l.t Of May nsxt TOT
- gentleman and his wife and two children They viii
require paror and two bedrooms Any person having
sceommodatons bs~e.n Twentieth and rhifteth 81. IN
the vicinity OF the Ninth and Tenth avenues VIII please
leave line this office addressed to l. T. which shall
ceiye attention. no Nv"
DRIyATE BOARD.-Furnshed rooms, br.sitss,
u a.
spcctAble family, without children. at lS Columbss,
Brookyn. UNREASONABLE references required Inquire
al the house or south Willamst NJ Iw-
DOARDING-Rooms to let with board, 9 gentlemen
ID and hi. wife can be accommodated, with a pleasant
room and bedroom with pantry nssnsa also aOoa :,
cro.by.st hr.t block nom Broadway NJ lw-
DOARDING-ln East Broadway. A large front rsom
Don the second door with small sdtolnnsi slso
room the third floor TO let with board at NJ kst boec
way References exchanged nz W.
4 ODGINGs-Lodsinss at the Bsehmsn House, y
LBeekman.s 81 by the night or week choice OF over
thirty single rooms which tor cleanliness cannot be Sun
passed. Single rooms % cents Other rooms a ssnus,
o2s I'm J. WiLsoS
DOARDf>G-A gentleman and his wife, also single
ID gentleman can be accommodated with full board %
breakfast and tea genteel private family where there
are no other boarders PeNe inquire ct st 0rssnwichst
few doors from Ablnsdcnsquare OF w
! DOARDING-Hsvins taken the large and eommodi
Dous house los Duanest west side OF HUDSON opposite
Duane Pars The location 10 pleasant and he aithy 81
any IN this city The house. has been newly nted up -
private house for single sentemen Oentiemen
wishing pleasant rooms will find them very sh{ois apd
J convenient TO downtown business. Chnses ~ 3d. y
A. 50 and a. per week Transient bosrden 10 cents Pc
| day-l65 Duanest OLE lm
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LIyERPOOL-LATEsT MOMENT.
IixerpooI Craiu NIarkee

We had large attendance Of millers from the country
AZ to.days market We disappointed at finding 80
small show Of the finer qualities OF Wheat and Flour tho
value On which is pretty well maintained but the lower
are Tered Al decline OF ID Cd per bushe
Tor Wheat and q per5b for Flour Indian Corn Is also
q per quarter lower Our quotations to-day sre-or the
best Western Canal Flour, Ns 70 p 3D. American Nhsst
a. nd Tor IA IN "a ne
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FAIL AND WINTER

CLOTHING.
THE CHEAPEST FASHIONABLE Cash Tsh9rns
i and Clothing Establishment in the City OF nsw'fo"
IL w II. DEGhOOr cos, 80 fulton-t
OAEMESIs OF ell kinds al ths following Low pnesss m
CloAks of various desen ptions, from. q 70 -
OyEscoArs Of eyerystyls and quality, irony %~ IN
DRESS AND FRocg CoIrs, from. ..........H ~ N
OgFIcE AND BusIsEss CoArs, ffom.."...H 70 NJ
PASrs OF every descr ption, from .....e " W." "
Vgsrs-An extensive variety Of every fofm A A., AZ A.
and fabric, rom. A..
Ia .dson We would state that our stock 10 com possn
Of about SEVEN THOUSAND garments fsA,J -.
csSr y.riety Of cloths Cassmerss and 'esnss whieh
s nrsp.rsd 20 make 10 In sach styles - Ne
fee assured will meet with fsy9f m orneSrT "A, 20
difficult w ."
w n DEGzOoT, a. nj,
JOIN p. BRfrTos, r. ~ ooo'Ssi
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

The Cotton market up TO this hour Is At complete
there are abund ant sellers but buyers The STA
pie could be purchased to-day at greatly reduced price
4 ~. nl-nla Ill
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Found DROWNED The body of Thomas Shean
ss found yesterday afternoon floating 10 Market slip
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DEAfH PROM CARBOSIC GAs.-A French boy aud
scolored man were this morning found dead ON board
be barb Lewis lying st tho foot OF Marketst. They
bad be- burning charcoal board for the purpose Of
destroying rate aud the inhalation OF the gas from the
eoal sudocgted them.
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WA>TED-Ar room on Is floor ola private d~e,anS
w 10 be used od sins by two senismsn Mast
Be Ia vicinity Madison and Pike State terms 20 D.
A y box 2ffl ?. o. n, 81
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PoLicE-Harret Javell was arrested last night
g officers Gardner and Dowdican of the Sixth Ward
sged with stealing gold watch worth $35 from John
Young 30i Pearl st. She was detained.
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~ J.. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner Of Deeds for
New York and Connecticut. Tammsny Hall s1S
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In France the Reform Agitation, as II Is called
that H. the effort 90 tne part OF the millions TO obtain Po
Utea pos.r-iocr-sses rspicy In strength 10 the
fest vexston Of that unpopular snd corrupt Govern
neu, which 10 about 10 borrow ~ Millions OF dollars
toward The service Of the hnsncislyesr.
RAxx on FaAxcx-Ths quarterly account for the
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AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR TIE COUNTRY
,,,obhshed every SATURDAY MOANING. 81 the ,ow Price
~ A. per annun. in advance. 10 copies for 80, Or ~
,sces for so
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re- Wafer-Cure Institution, AZ bondst and $40
set, Long Issnd-Drs. sHEW and ROOF, the former 81
thor of the WsterCurs Manual, &c. and Editor OF III
Watsr-Cure Journal and both having been with Pres
nit4, receive patients as above. Ola u
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CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY, November g.
re- 1HE VERDICT ~ TIE SAFE CASE was
rendered this morning One Of the Jurors disagreed
bs, opposing Counsel consented 10 take the verdict
which was for plaintiff twlde 81 goo, which the Court
o,reassd to $4,000 with stay Of execution until the
...,;., l. g.teru,ined Ia eoutv
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FIRE.-The roof Of house No g. Cheny-st. was
discovered to be on free yesterday afternoon, but was
sEinguished with very rihlDg damage.
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NEW SPRING CARPETTNGs.

PETERSON, HUMPHREY Ross,
No. t32 Pearl-Strect, (Hear MadiscH,)
HAVE RECEIVED, by late arrivals fiom Europe a
large and rich assortment Of the following choice Car.
petngs
saxony, Velvet and Tapestry Carpets; patterns ard de-
signs entirely new-neyer before offered In this country.
4 and framed Brussels Carpets.
Rich ply, new shsdings, do.
Double super, super and extra fine do.
DAmask, Royal Twilied and Plain Venetian.
Window Shades Table and Piano Covers
Druggets, Rugs Mats, &c. &c Also, heavy Oh Cloths
from 10 y feet wide; together with large lot Of Cheap
Goods to which particular attention Is called. ms 2ms
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGs.
smith l. LOUNSBERY, 4f3 Pearl-st- (opposts VII
tOhaml are now daily receiving er supplies Of Carpet
lngs &c. for tbs Spring trade-smoug which are large
number OF new End elegant patterns at the following
tremely low prices:
Brussels Carpelag new patterns, los TO rs. per yard
SPY Imperial, new patterns, Sc. 10 los. per yard
Double and superfne Ingram new pat So TO Is.
Extra me and hne lngrain, new patterns, 3s to S.
Common Ingram. nch bright colors, "a tO3s
Also large assortment Of Floor Oil Cloths from TO "a
feet wide Rugs, Oruggets, Matngs table ard plano CO.
yers, and general assortment NJ all other articles con-
neclsd with The trade extremely low ms lms
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EsICILIAN STRAW and Lace Bonnets-The
IL a subscribers would most respectfully invite tho
tenlon OF the fashionable ladies' Of this city and else
WI where 10 this and most desirable article which
10 made offbre from leaf OF the family Of Cactus and which
Tor beauty and utility they feel warranted In saying excss
anything Of ~ lind Introduced 10 this city How.
much the bonnets may speak for themselves
would observs that article Tor they exceed
ingy Hight and pleasant The has power to change
their color, and they capable Of being done any
number Of times without Injury. They now for sale
their factory. 268 Broome ard bs Al
most Of thu f4shionsbl milliners Ia Broadway.
l. HIGGINS co. Patentees and Manufacturers
OF the 5iciiiAn Straw and Lace Bonnets.
As Owls 2h8 BrOoms-sL ". Y.
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A. NUCEIUnfff.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD Furnture-E. IL.
LUDLOW co. will sell on Thursday, April 10, at
lot O'CLOCK at SIT Bowery l2thst handsome house
hold furniture, consisting OF part Of mshogsny sofas
chairs, dlVans, music stands dining tables, Fresch bed
stesds wsshstands, buresux Brussels and ugran car.
PETS royal Wilton rugs oil CLOTH fat rods window cur.
Isns hall lamps cut glass and China dinner and ses
splendid silver plated castors SAVERS candlescks
SET knives and forks rich csndesbras &c together with
the kitchen furniture with which tho sale will commence
ala 2ts (266l
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ISABELLA GRArEo-of proper sss iss Ssuuha
lhnsy propsss.sd trou ssd eoslsnlns ~ Ted
years pas conferred lhs nsyds e Crotoc foiaS -
nov offered % The public fhoss Who may purcksss IN
receive such Instructions - Wi enable ths y eutvosD
10. TOO fn Northl All commune aious Iosx-paid, e.
dressed 70 7, UHDERHiLL, n o. 81 Brosdvsy, Nv.
YORK, will receive stlsnon He feels guile eouAdeo -
he has % far msorstsd The character asd kahis e Ne
Grape Vines Ia bic vusyUds end nurseries, By tnprovsd
CULTIVATION, ae mat they VIII generally npsa well ~
and ~ me Western, hAtis cod soa.bsra staass -
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is,. EDWARD c. EMERSON,

n,,rH OF DR.. WoEeEsTER.-It is with pro
GROW that we called upon TO record the
ncass oTDr Noah Worcester, enc Of the eminent
' s Ia the city He expired on Sunday morning
s Be- soi yssT Of b. . DS w0TfS a.
49, In ,he class Of 1857, and for FIVE years follow
y. 20 engaged. first Principal Of the academy a.
ss -, N and sfterwsrd as tutor in Dartmouth Col
N the latter part OF the year 1887 he commenced
st..,,os of medicine at Hanover, N. H. but rernov
dc 40 city in the fall of 1899 and became sssoc
siso 49, lCincnnati Gaz. April g.
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Esss,> NEAPOLITAN BONNETs.-The subscri-
No. bers respectfully call the attention OF dealers and
NIX mliners 10 heir present style Of Nespolitans
VIZ which ara superior 10 any hitherto manufactured
by them They are also manufacturing style called
he Gotsamer, with flowers Of the material 10
pond which are indeed eXqusiey beautiful and feel
confident thAi Neapoltans and Gossamers will be the
most fashionable bOnnes this by tho demOr.
stion made thus early In their favor by tho fashion
sble ladies' Of our city and elsewhere.
PArTI5ON, NOE L co.
Paiente0s and manufacturers Of the NeapOisn Bonnet
= Oelancy-sL near he BoWery ml2 lmiss
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miscellaneous.
FAIRBANKs's PLATFORM SCALES.

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.
THE GREAT SUPERIORITY Of tn-se Scales has never
been 80 fIy understood AID appreciated during the
pasI year While hundreds ofmperfec yet warranted
scales q other kinds tred found wanting aud
condemned The purchasers Of srDslsss scale. no
case been disappointed.
The universal confidence which 10 fst 10 the ACCURACY
and perfect lusle1i Of these scales such that they
have come 10 b. regarded the standard from which
there Il no appeal.
No MISTER how severe the tesl-land the makers courl
the seyerrsi t.ss-nO natter whether the article or oad
o BE weighed 4 placed the center either gle
he pAiior-W The amouni Is small gr-ai-from
he o~esi 10 tn CHEST espsciy Of The scaehe amount
Indicated Is sl~sys rignt
These consideration. duly estimated by al that class
of the community VINO veu- their for correct
dealing aud hence nc increased and constantly Increasing
demand for fairbanks Platform Scales
FAIRBANKS co. AGENTS
MI. 2mseod IA Ws,er-sL Nex-York
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0tfItral Nntirea.

" Hats that Nc the Head Gentlemen Of tender
foreheads who from natural chronological deve.
iopmenu experience difficulty In obissing q Hat
mat will set comfortable Snd easy the head will be glad
70 ne informed that we have In admirable con-
srue1ed apparatus by the aid Of which are enabled 10
produce the most perfect and easiest ct to any shaped head
however Irregular or uneven, and The time pre-
serve the utmost symmetry OF brirn
While the fine SILK Hat IL Al The ureseut time rusnd
ing The favor Of gentlemen "a branch OF our business 10
which we have always given particular attention. there IL
ssPeeai necessity for being particular htng the head
Amomentary inspection will satisfy the ncrsdulous Of The
susoleness Of cur apparatus We therefore invite
ilon 70 our Hats that &, he head
ala "edsFf WARNocKs. Haitsrs, 2ol Broadway.
" Auction Notice.-The undersigned respectful.
" oegs leave TO inform bis friends and the public that
ne mas aken the spacious and basement AL Broad
way (wes side, third above Csnsst for the pur
pose OF conducting the Cash Auction and Commission Bu
siness, end trusts by his experience In that line and By
close application and prompt attention 10 business togeih-
or with the very central and commanding location Of his
store, 10 merit a share Of public patronage
The undersigned win pay particular attention to, and
bold regular Catalogue Sales Of Dry Goods Fancy Goods
Housekeeping Articles, &C. and will also on receive on
commission, for private sale Carpetng. OIL Floor Cloths
and Upholserers' and Cabinet Makers Mseriss-win a.
80 give personal stteHon TO outdoor sales such Real
Estate q, the Merchants Exchange Stocks OF Goods and
furnllue ri private dwellings have also convenient
arrangements for the sale OF Books and private Libraries
81 auction
All .ales viii be promptly csshed, snd liberal cash sd
Vsuees made when required. r c. KEMP,
. Aucuoneer, All Broadway.
Has the liberty Of referring 10 Mesgs. Albro Hoyi
Co; Day, Newell Day; Joshua Gilbert 4 Son; Mr. r.
3 Green, corner John and William Mr.. l. T Thsyer
80 Msiden-lanei Chas Partridge, Esq. m2O WkSlmis
y Eglise Congregational FraDcais, &c
In The Consstory Room OF the Reformed Dutch Church
entrance 10 Fuonst Divine Service every Sunday al
lOR A. NJ by the Rev J. ID L. lender Of Paris residence
25 Bowery oourse ofLectures In French on the MORA
and Physical Sciences viii take place every Wednesday
half past O'Clock NJ. in The lower Chapel Of the Uni
versiy. The introductory Lecture the 18th inst will be
freeof eharge!R voluntary collection will be made in pre-
ference, and arrangements will be projected suit tbs
and capacity OF the hearers according TO the greater
number OF either Of French or American people as Ste
~ Birthday Of Henry CIay.-A meeting Of the
Committee OF Arrangements will be held al the polio Sa-
loon this "Wednesday evening, April a. at O'Clock.
The members Of the various Sub Committees are re-
quested 10 meet at u O'Clock. By order,
ABM. r. LAWRENCE Chairman.
john T. DODGE, Secretary al4i
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Plan ald figured nattingr. Of al srtdsis.
FLOOR OH. CLOTHS
CARPET AND FLOOR cLorH

FRONTING ON g. EAST BROADWAY an II Di.
vis0n-st-The subscriber would respectfully tender
bis sincere thanks bic friends ard the public gen
orally, Tor their very liberal patronage since his removal
from PearsL 70 his present Location and respectfully
solics continuance o. The same. and the recommends
lion oftheir friends 10 bis establishment
The arrangements ith the most extensive manufsciur-
ers Of MS country and Europe FOR early supply Of The
latest patterns, viii enable purchasers 10 make their seec
tons from The most complete assortment Of all the various
styles of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS &c. TO be found In
the city.
Families msy be assured Of every article proving as re-
presented al goods received direct from the manu-
fseuers and Is he intention that the stock shall
Of The best quality Of ell descriptions ofgoods pertaining
The line ard furthermore, the prices heretofore sna
be made perfectly satisfactory WIN r. GUION
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