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Garpetines.
GUIONfs

CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH
WARt-ROoNs,
ER0NTING ON Ct FAST BROADWAY and II D
vision-st-The subscriber would respectfully tender
his most sincere hanks TO hs friends and the public gen
orally for their very liberal patronage since his removal
from Pearst 10 bis present location, and respectfully
solicis continuance o. the same and recommfnda
lion oftheir friends 10 his establishment
The arrangements with the most extensive manufsciur-
OF this country and Europe for early supply Of The
lAe. patterns will enable purchases to 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 may be assured Of every article proving "a re-
presented all goods received direct from the manu-
fsciurers and the intention that the stock shall consisi
OF the best quality Of s descriptions OF goods pertaining 20
the line and farthemore the prices
ID rns.- p~rnoctiy satisfactory. VIM n GIION,
al 'imi secd 81 East HroadwRv, aud N Dvision-st.
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CsT% LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ~,
sSzzkxs& FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

rTyIetter Rags are open al the Office Of The New
York Tribune for all Foreign Ports and all letters and
newspapers deposited In this Office will always be for
warded by the very earliest vessels THIS department Is
under The special supervision OF j. B. MOWER Esq
well known for mAny years as the experienced and EN-
Client Superintendent OF the Foreign Letter Department OF
the New-York City Post Office.
Bsgs are open for the reception OF e!Ies and new
GLASGOW Ireland. Hsvre, Marseles, Amsterdam pre-
men Hamburger Rio de Janeiro, Valparaiso; bueno'
Ayres Oregon Mexico, Panama 81 Thomas hingsion'
Jam Ma snzas Havana 49,,
once open from 6 A. NJ. till 10 P. NJ. a. ~"
rFr Letters and Newspapers VII be reeve c a.
The Tribune Office for the Havre packetshp AkGO OapI
Anthony which sails on the SIN of April
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!. 80. 0PPrgSSss IITEIgGss;o Co, "a

Line 70 al INC
,,-...~ a,... ~ tbs Casstas-Sx boets iesve New.
Yo. dsy Tor b. We. ana soHa Tni: L.s
sVV ,ndueemsnts this season. by low fare nd
70 o%a ~, % q The oeasues Of he ends q as
s 80. We have travelling Ageat thai leeves view
vs sth tho pssesrgers, thai VII take ~ oseksso
In no case vii poor man be ben y be has oot
s ssf ne asus sum charged 10 pay. E8isEsen sna
,.ss.nssrv viii save time md morey - eslnt %
o'ne n-frs coutrsct.ns elsewhere Az kinds o. mes'
Will BE- Forwarded II sdvsscs Of all otsr M:
a. al viii be shipped W The river oy NE pssseSs ocs
!, ss o6sss Of he Nsv-Ysst, A. 4ey $500
oxce,, lAUl HCAswkhk = W
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~ Fashionable Hafs-spriug style-WArsoS
Co l5s Chathsu-sL are now ready supply ueh Gu :.
toners With lhs beautiful style OF Hat aud they invite
,cnl inspecton particularly 10 their SILK Hats confident
,bev are moi exceed II equaled by any hats In Broadway
or out They offered al % per cent less than Broad
xav phcesa accommodation 10 the pockets Of tbs pur
rbsser fusr constantly 10 attendance 10 suit the brim
or form on the hal TO the lasts OF The wearor.
,os tf.odis WATSON co. lS Cbsthsm-st
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5ebools.

GOLDEN HILL BOARDING-sCHOOL for
VI Young Ladies', Bridgeport, Coma spacious house
heauiiul locatOn-horough instruction In sl the solid
and ornaments branches paricularyiu French-s bathing
roOm-conveniences for seahahing retired beach
efficient ard beautiful Philosophical apparatus-and
union In the head Of gentleman and lady advantages
connected with this Institution which may commend Il 10
parents ard others The Summer Session will commence
May g. Terms, SIS year. Circulars Al Mr.. B. II.
CULvEEs. III Msdenlane, through whom 3 interview
can be had In the city with the Principals.
Rev. DAVID DE- FOREST ELY.
ss Ssw2wis' Mrs. CAROLINE CARPENTER Fly.
Male BOARDING; SCHOOL, HEMPsrEAD
IfIsEMINARY-N DUNN, A NJ PrlcpaL-The sum
msr Term will commence the fret Of May Pamphlet cir
cars containing ali necessary information Ia relation 10
The Institution can be had 81 Cedast (up sars ato
hr. Roe LOckwood's Bo ksOre, al Broadway and al
Messrs n. $. Rsynors Bookstore, IS Bowery. The
Principal for the present month viii BE- mostly al The Mer
chants House, Broadway and Cedar ats 40 Owls.
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CAR PETS

RgTAILED At WHOLESALE PRICES. .
rrNHE VERY BEST double sup Carpets for g. good Al
wool Carpets 81 OIL Cloths old and hard, from TO y
feet wide S. 10 100 best quality Every article In the
trade equally low
ALDRICH, BARsTOW & 90.
44O PEARL-STREET, NETWORK,
being extensively gagged IN the manufacture and mpo
ailon Of Carpets Rugs Dugge,s sc VIII now sci them
for cash al retail a. their extensive Warehouse 40 Pearl
e. as low a. any MANUFACTURER importer can sell the
same quality OF goods 10 the United States great va
rety Of auction goods sl~sys In store very low
Merchants and he public In eneal are sited TO
anime stock which Is ipassed In extent quaiy
style and variety Of patterns SLOWER prices Than any
e.tsbisfrnent ia Ibis civ ms lmeOts
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPET1NGS

nAPRR.-CYRUs W. FIELD co. Burhng-slip'
l. Ee-- York, Offer FOR sale , HID.
New. do-Z+o0 DO do 90
Envelope do-sOo do 2orz5. 22r5@ and .ixSo men
Writipg do--iU0 cases, complete assortment
Hanging do-25 tons, white blue ard green
Wrapping doll go resnis, various sizes
do-lOso reems very superior, assorted sizes
Bfntsrs' Boards-2n tons. assorted sizes
Baudbox Boarcs-l0 DO Dc DO
Ti.sue Pspsr-5O0 fesms white. $50 DO colOred-
CoOred Parers-s09 resrs sCpernne szeo ass SIZES
40 40 $500 90 do hot DO do.
-Ar-l0o bbls crude; 100 bbs groundou liberal terms,
In nranfifles % sril rlrchsscra ~ Lu
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TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS.

no MEhCHAW I
nsueEfsrs soOgsELLEEs sJTELKEEPtks -. " - 49,
TUNHF CHATTANOOGA tTeunl GAZETTE esh
tsbli,hed ne4ry years ago and having srheIa'
.nI.oo in Tennessee Georgia and Asbsrns, onsr. 81
nerior inducements N Advertising meaun- ln
ss,ar OF he papefis favorable location Al me tsfl
- ~ he gre,f " aud A. Railroads. eireul ation u
every village, p'nePay with eomnercsi sne Oos1es'
- 'o5hl 10 insure Tor % extensive advertising Peirn
i - york Term. II edyertis ng very low Inc
eior having general acCuani.nee 10 All Insl see..
- susirv and tie beat fscit-s for acquiring i.olls
- ff tir.-f 10 readiness 81 all lines scsI ia.in-
ei N give hs patrons any Information ID his
connected with lhe.r interests, t1oui ehAfge-
a. IA 80 -.
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uarkets-CarstsI!yr reported for The Tribune.
WEDNESDAY April 7.
ksHEs-Tbe market is Arm, with sales $50 bbls
Fsr on private terms Pots are stiff at a. Export
ssu li to 9Th April, Pois SO bbls Pearls none.
coTTON-The sales to-day have again been small,
asgh al full prices. spinners are taking few par
:ss ior immediate use Exporters are doing nothing.
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NEW SPRING cARPETINGs.

y
PETERSON. HUMPHREY Ross,
No. 49, Peari-strecf. (neGr Madifon,l
IIAVE RECEIVED, by late arrivals from Europe,
II arge and rich assortment Of the following choice Caf-
petings , A..
ssxony Velvet and Tapestry Carpets patterns ard de-
signs entirely before ocered IN THIS county
1 and framed Brussels Carpets
Rich 3.ply, new shadlngs do.
Double super super and extra tine DO
Damsss, Royal Twiled and Plain Venetian
Wtndow Shades Table and Piano Covers 80 - ~.
Duggets Rugs, Mats, &c. Sc. Also heavy on Clouls,
rom 10 ri feet wide together with large lot Of cheap
Goods 70 which particular attention 10 called. ND ms
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL cARPETlfS IS,
SMITH 4 LOUNsBERY ~ Peerl-sL lopposIe WIZ
Suamj are now daily receiving their supplies CT carpet
ipgs Sc for the Spring rade-among wlien are lafgs
number Of and elegant patterns, a. me iolo"bs eA
lrrmey low prices "a ,.,
Brussels Carpetng. rev patterns 100 10 Is per yard
sPiv Imperial, Few patterns, S. 70 TO- per yard
Double and superfne II grain, new pal - 70 -
Extra in. and nne Ingram, new patterns, 81 10 %
Common Ingram. rich bright coOrs "a toSs ..
Also arge assortment Of FLOOR Oh Cloths rom % -
feet vide Rugs Oruzgeis hsttings table aod pisao 20
var. and general assortment OF al other srte IS con-
p-rt5d with he trade extremely low. mo mis-
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miscellaneous.

uYDROPATHY-City and Connuy-Ihes sa .asry
ing out the WaterCurs practice extensive scale "a
he civ OF New-York and At Mouiso~n n j. ths Sly
Ion viii be under the personal direction Of Drs
Trail and Person who have fet up the spacious I'VE sIo
double house 10 Foureenihst siew doors wesl OF oIoao
ss,rahlv arranged for quiet and comfort fepeIe VIZ
every convenience for bathing diet ana exercise ana cap
able OF accom- odaIng from 80 10 lp panIen,.s. -
nsrate bath. and floors Appropriated 70 ladies' ane
Gentlemen The country establishments under he ehaI
of Dr. Dexter aud has been in successful opersoh ne
80, ,ssr. Moristowu il well know for It's beauty OF si.u
son and purity of climate Rnd is easy OF access 70 '
Sity They will also attend patients a. lher r-saencss
i &c ,n, -, - r t. TRAIL NJ. d.
c" "'a' y ID. PERSON, III. u.
- ,. O r. DEXTER, 81. d.
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R. s D M. sTEBBINs,

d a
MO - NASSAU-Sr. have for sse 10 lots 10 SUIT pur'
1 Y chasers al lowest Cash Prics'-
BROWN sHFETINGs Lawrence, Indian Head AP-
nieon Exeter Merrimack, Croon, Lowell, Eaton NILS,
Wrsfpor Whitestone Hartford, Niles &c. &c great
variety OF slyles heavy AID hne 49,, .,
cHETsE CLOTHS = -, and So luches wide.
COTTON YAM Twist and Filng-Nos. to 49,
from he best mills in Paterson, ~ j. for manufacturers or
fOIRsE YARNS FOR country trsde-as.orled Nos. :
In Id and 10 r. OF superior quality from Norm and SCUM
Carolina Georgia Virginia aud Ne~-Jersey.
brown Drills, Osngburgs, Wadding bats, IVlnei CH'
pel Warn Wckng. Seine Twine sc. &C.
B-Liberai advances made on eousignmenls, e. On
ARMY AND NAVY The particular attention direct.
"A 81 10 military work enables us 10 furnish srmy $40
svv uniforms In strict coronity 10 regulations, aud We
bevs slxsvs on hsul goods TO answer Tie requirements
IN Al grades Of the service
VIM II JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and Iailors,
&c IT'S 81 bIos1Ney, AlelIIel I-e
nANTALOON--Ne are In receipt Of an extensive
s..oeni OF the styles OF French, Eng len a. Q
1srr,sr rsssueres which we would comment 10 NE a.
,,on Of hose WHO proved the ruth Of our aster-
,ns in reference the superior lyle ard make OF pAnis
i,. we are enables 10 furnish, and 70 slcn A. nave ho
,sv-n ,bsrn trial ~ouid repeat TIE sssnrance ma
fhose reoui s r. comb ming and elegsn-e cAn Dc
suited Al l3l Broadwsy. WIN. T. JENNlNGs& %.
s--essS - Diapers and T9ilcrs
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BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS.

BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS.
TvtHF SUBSCRIBER has on hand the largest assortment
Of bonnet and Cap Ribbons TO be found 10 the city, the
second floor Of bis establishment being devoted enurey 70
,bs narnese MANY III the STYLES are VI his getting
M and imported exclusively for bis own trade To those
who have never examined bis stock he would say cali
before Won rurrhl.e As ribbons article offancy
ali who have dea n them know that II hey nave the ngh'
tves and at the right prices sales are really made ~
pursuing this course fe has built up me araes nDon
81 i've subscriber would say that his customers almost
invariably tell him that the ribbons hey get Of him sell hst
nd are the they buy The IL the aduec
fact hat his stock Il elected h The best As and u me
LARGEST ana cheapest the city. All Of which can soon o
snonstraed 10 The satisfaction OF any one who VIII cal
aud examine H. He has also large assortment 81 hll-
nerv and other fancy six goods that are equally worthy
he fsntion II the trade. The subscriber sken his oc-
CASTOR 10 saw that on any Of the above named goods be
cannot nor viii not bee uudeFsO.d. l. NJ. STEVENS,
~ NJ Thistf 81 BeAversi- near Pearl
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fats.

~ spnag style Of Hats.-BiRp corner o. r,ns
and NassSusts invites the attention OF his customers ano
the public, to the new style Of Hats for spring
lie soliets an exsu nation OF ths same eonhoen' U.S.
the elegant proportions Of the pattern VIII eounsn'
their appreciation BIRD, corner fine ana
80 7wsod,ssTuThAs Eassausis
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Boarding.

BOARD WANTED about the first OF Msy next for o
ID gentleman and his vife-lower part Of the city pre-
ferred An furnished and bedroom large pan
tries. required. Address L O Office Of The Tribune,
stating terms, &C which must be moderate, viii he al
tended 10. rs Bits
DOARDING.-severa single gentlemen he ac-
ID commOdated with board pleasant rooms At IL Mar
ket Of Henryst after the fret Of May For terms
Sc apply at 40 Rivingsioo-st. % 81
BOARD AND APARTMENTS, suitable for Two
- gentlemen aud their wives aud two s'neIs geb.seen
msy Be obtained in house deishru " loeeteo IN Cosge
place. Apply. FOR the present at II anrreyst eo IL
nOARD--Deiighuul rooms csn be obtained at II
bserinr-., two doois from Broadway. as lw'
ITO A GENTLEMtN AND LADY wishing good
board and DESTROYS Of furnishing their own apartments,
mos bile location il offered Al 70 ChsmberssL Pos
session be given IN Eve six days required m5oisf
DOOliS TO LET--A pleasant parlor with or without
tAbedrOom attached with without breakfast and tea,
in a retired family, Amity place as 81
IIOME.-A private family uptown going into . house
III with modern improvements before The FIRST OF MAY,
will accommodate gentleman and wife DESTROYS OF The
substantial comforts 81 home, with aH unfinished room
and board on reasonable terms POus persons preferred
Location near Broadwsy Inquire ~ 3l5 Fourhst 80 IL
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a sri nP FOR TIE UFFICk SEEh EHS-
"A ISRAEL PECK csrtdsis OF he National heior.nefs
n III Eleventh Ward FOR Alderman, proposes 10 meet
80, tiev nav sppoi-l before the corling eleeloc sno
dscuss lie claims hey have for the SURFACES Of ne
fug classes Cone who dare - 80
CFFIT~G OFF At COsT.-chins- g. s..' iss.
- Is1p. C5irxacoss kc Sc ling or-sous uIns.
tb.p cos,io close 81 frs, Of May. Save yoS, w
cal Al once a. us B0wery. W. d. oNSN
1rfH
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bouses 10 Eet.

bouses TO Eet.
"A TO SOAP AND CANDLE Manufacturer. and
4 ohers-An establishment suitable for tbs above bust.
ness with all The necessary fixtures occupving four
lots NJ and, building 5oxl00, located In Chelsea near the
North River 10 offered for sale snd offers good induce
ments TO practical person with moderate capital wishing
10 embark In the above business With person expert
euced In the business and with necessary cspts busi
ness Arrangement mig be made with the owner Of the
property itdesired. Apply Immediately TO
as SOS H BUTLER. siFron,..L
- TO LET.-The upper part OF The elegant three
~ CONSISTING Of front and bsck p.rlor. with nsr,,ss'
bedroom over the hall. front basement aud front IN
the third story attic rooms sc large ysrd and Cro,ou
water The house been newly psp-red and painted
and VIII be put IN compete order ard psined The
side Can be seen from too O'Clock Rentto desirable
tensnt $50 Inquire at 30 Grsnd-st as ST.
- TO LITTLE upper part % q new two siory and
q atiie house In vanck-st near Canal, consisting Of
lhree rooms on the second toor, ortwo rooms In
The ATTIC, back basement and Other privileges To small
genieel family The rent will be moderate. Croton
In the house For farther particulars hguire al q. Broad
way, between ga u A NJ. and and ?. NJ. as
- FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-A smsll
E furnished house In healthy and respectable neigh
borhood. either in The upper part OF the city, Brook
line addressed to D. Tribune Office stating location and
rent which must be moderate, will attention ss Sus'
a LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET.-The spa
q eous los and handsome airy Offices TO let In the new
building, now being erected, adjoining the store OF
as SHERMAN MORRIS, cor. Broad ard Beaver.
- TO LET IN BKOOkLYN-The three. story
WS brick we linz house. with circular 'front.' col Wash
~ ingon Of the best houses IN the city, and the
best location. Range. bath room, &c Lot y by rs
house q By 40. Apply there, or at ~ Wslerst New
York. Al tfls E. c. ESTES.
- TO LET-The four story warehouse Ouchst
- Johnsi Is by 60 feet with oomy and dry cellar
The frat and second lofts would be let separately
from the Of the building. Apply to
as lwi.' SEYMOUR co 81 Jobn-st
O. A FRONT BASEMENT TO LET, suitable
6:. for a Doctors Office. Apply al 80 Char,on-sL
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6itnations, &r. UcnteA.


" Al i--rer 70 .fS-ertis>egs senf ~ nss,l mi
PoH pad OF they NH net ), taE-n 80, sfts. szo>
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10 cotton MANUFACTURERS.

TO COTTON MANU- AoI ,l, e ia, ,bs
Nr.SIrF AClrREEs srd others are inioiinec rs. ul9
tl~seentfv Invented Tnrcsler known as p.,
49,. Circalar frame i now N opersion ~ lns -
MI. sru r. J Il Is spiunin< % q lneh ~
"a ,rnnog A. great syeed with about ISL 1be
sired by o,her machines TIE enroa. and nos
es,ea In machinery and res2eeuIly ~ 'i'7 " a I'm.
!, In operation on any day N The week a. ~
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Gonsee for Sale.

Gonses for Sale.
- FOR SALE CHEAP and on favorable terms
AZ three story fame house and nearly two lots OF
ground on Even, near Grsn'..L Willismsburgh,
within two blocks Of the Gothic Methodist Episcopal
Church, OF Grand and Even s,s There are Two
with folding doors the hrs hcor rooms paper
I'd, and also small room In the rear two rooms and two
bedrooms with closets 90 second asor and the
the third hoOr large dry cellar under me whole
.rees d he ward yersndsb n qon &c The house has
recently been put in complete repair and very pleasant
ly located ia a respectable neighborhood. Very little
money required Of good purchaser FOR tahsr Psrlcu-
lars apply at the grocery store OF JACOB LlmMER, cor
Even and Remsen ste. 40 WIS
a HOUSES FOR SALE OR TO LET.-rhe
s OF Clinton plsce-rent, 500 per snnum. -Four pew
and somey finished hreesor houses SOL, $685. 5,
p.r snnum Possession can be had imnie disely Also,
he Store and Bakery next 10 The corner Of Chd and
Beekman SIS. Appyio hV1AN,
Ss4 FOR sALE-The fixtures aud years lease OF
Is Fruit Cigar and Confectionery Store IN great and
a eenieel l6orou ghfare Any person with few bun
dred dollars capital can prime business aud pur
chase bargain as shall be sold Inquire Al ID AIanuc-
y South Brook-yn 2e---
1-NEAPOLITAN BONSETs.-The subscri:
- bels respectfully call the s'Ienaon Of sess,s ana
va which are superior 20 any hitnerlo manutaelnted
by them They are also manufacturing rev s,ye called
M Consumer with flowers Of the material 70 cores
pond which are indeed exquisey beautiful and we feel
confident that Nespoans and Gossamers will be me
straion made thus early Ia their favor by the most fashion
'O'' PATTIs0N NOE co.
ps,entees and Of the Nespoltan Bonnet
q Oelsncy-s- near the Bovery. M IHls
- sTCILIAN STRAW and Lace Bonne,s The
IA 3subscrbers would most respectfully invite the at
8 euton Of the fashionable ladies' Of this city and else
VA where TO this and desirable article nlcn
made ofhbre from aleaf Of he family OF cactus ana
n, besuty and utility they feel warranted IN saying els
ANYTHING OF the kind Introduced 10 his city How
ever much the bOnnetz may speak for themselves, We
would observe thai article Tor wear they are exceed
ingly light and pleasant The sun has no power 70 change
tey color and they capable Of being done over any
number OF lines without i0ury. They are now Tor sale
Al their factory 268 BroOme.t and may soon be found
nnost OF th- fashionable milliners In Broadway
/. HIGGINS co. Psiertess and Msnutacturers
Of the Siciiisn Straw and Lace Bonnets,
a. 2wis zo3 broomc-s' n !.
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NEW CARPETING
And Floor Oil Cloths.
SHAW & GARTER,

NEW CAhfE IlNG
And Floor Oil Cloths.
SHAW & GARTER,
454 Pearl-rrect Chatham,
IIAVING BY RECENT IMPORTATlONS ana oy con
III sgnmenls from Of tie most established Manu-
facturers he country received extensive assortment
The newest and desirable style Of the above s
ces respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants and
Dealers 10 their splendid stock consisting 10 part Of
Extra saxouy and Tapestry VELVET CARPETlNGS
Brussels and Tapestry Brussels Of superior quality do
cniendid Ply (rsulfar Il q red 10 orderl DO.
Donbie spner lof unusual textursl do.
Slperfne, Fine and Common. ia great variety do.
Dsmssk Royal Twiled and Plsin Neneiisns, do
Table ard Piano Covers. "a varied assortmentl
Window Shades, Of sll patterns.
Rugs unsurpassed in quality Of The richest colofs
Stair Rods. OF every description
ALSO.
PLAN and Figured Maftin e. u al lgldhs.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
To their stock Of hich particular attention IS solicited
every care having been % render Il unsurpassed
quality variety, aud richness Of patterns
To Hotel Keepers Purveyors for steamhoats "a well a.
10 Fames-it confidently believed that this establish
ment affords facilities In selection, In every department
the business rarely eGuaied. ml5 Zmeodls
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INDIA RUBBER CARRIAGE GIL o'iI,d - mn.
pieces various -idlhs anc hures o. ~ -, :, iaw
f.rsure Of Ford Co Of New bransNics ''' 80" " ~
uri-es and on favorable terms y m .st,..~,x.,
! ma sr,ssod- JAMES BISHOP CO. % Linsfsy"]
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mar0 nleetinus.

~ Third Ward.-At meeting Of the Wing Nomi.
mating Committee Of the Third Ward held al the Murray
e. House, on Thursday evening, April l. DR. A. SIDNEY
DOANE was called 10 the Chair, and JEREMIAH LoTHRoF
was appointed Secretary The Committee then proceeded
TO select candidate for Alderman of the Third Ward and
EGBERT BENSON unanimously nominated. 4
Committee was appointed 10 wait upon him and tender
this nomination. which reported that Alderman Benson
while acknowledging the kindness Of the Ward which had
elected him as Alderman nine times, begged leave mos
respectfully. while expressing bis thanks for their un
bounded confidence and support 10 decline renomina.
ton.
The Committee having reported, DAVID GRAHAM
Esq In the Chair the following ticket then adopted
and recommended to the unanimous and hearty support
the true Wings Of the Third Ward
For alderman. ...........THOMAS McELRATH.
For Assistont Alderman. II THOMAS MCKNIGHT.
, For Asses,ors.
JAMES T.. WOOD WILLIAM L. SHARDLOW.
For Consiabes
GEO. wBTsELL, GEO. w. CHEDIC.
For Inspectors
l. Dist. SMITH DUNNIN3, ALEXIS SMITH
II. ..TBOs. C. BARTINE, ROBT. L. HATHAWAY.
Ill. SAM. r. MABBATT, THOS W.FAULKNER.
Nominating COMMITTEE
DAVID GRAHAM George II. Cotton, Saml. X. Mabbstt
Joseph T. Bel. Robt L. Hathaway, Thomas Ou,water,
Jeremiah Lothrop, Nj. A. Hoppock, William Ebbitt
William RuDk,- A Sidney Doane, Thos-W Faulkner,
George Wetsel.
A. SIDNEY DOANE Chairman
\ IoTupop Secretary
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