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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
DAR>TM,S AMERICAN MU>EI,I-P.

DBARNUM. Propnetof-F. HITCHCOCK, Manager
splendid performances every afternoon az 81 O'Clock, and
every evening az n The Giant Baby only rs months old,
Veishn. ninety pounds The Balloon Panorama Of London
Wax Scnprre Samary. the Birth OF Chns IN The Manger
"A Last supper Ills TrL before Ponfus Pse the Intern
pera,e Family Gres' Western. the Yankee; the American
Fire King; c. Resnge. Non.si variety Of brilliant cleo
rrcal experiments with and powerful apparatus,
Madam Rockwell the famous Forneeier, may be private
consulted a. extra charge OF p cents Admission 10 the
whole including Museum performances, &c. = cents chill
en under i0 years OF age and old enough 90 walk alone
l1 cents. Reserved front seats one shilling each extra
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INSUR ANCE.
FAIRBANKS, PLATFORM SCALES.

rI,HE GREAT SUPERIORITY ofhess Scales has never
b.en 80 fully understood and appreciated as during me
pas, wear Mle hundreds OF imperfect yet "warranted
scales Of other kinds have been tried found wanting aud
condemned the purchasers ol Fairbanks Scales have IN no
Gaze been disappointed
The universal confidence which felt IN the accuracy and
perfect adjustment OF these scales such thai they have
come 10 be arded the standard from which thcreis
appeal.
80 matter how sewers the est(and the makers court the
severesi esisnO matter whether the article or load To be
weighed Is placed the center either angle OF the
plnfDrn whether the 10 small greatroIn The
lowest the highest capacity Of the scale-tle amount nd
Gated Is always night.
These considerations are duly estimated by all that class
Of the community who value their reputation for correct
dealing and hence the increased and constantly increasing
demand for Fairbanks Platform Scales.
FAIRBANKS co. Agents,
ma 2miscOd 81 Water-si New-fork
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HISTORY OF sANproRp s MERTON,

~ FRENCH-Pncc 90 Cenfs-Translaiodb by VI Berqlin.
i-DesiA uel for tie use Of Schools.
The interesting instructive. aud strictly moral character
Of the story of SANFORD and Merton, by Mr. Day is too
well known 20 English readers generally 20 call for more
han a reference fO the fact
From Prof Brerv of fie Public Central High School Of
PmsdeIphia Pau ADFLPHIA. Jan a, 1913.
GESTLENEN. No better idea could have been suggested
20 vuu than that Of repubng the work OF Berqun, al
uded 10 ia the note thar received from you this morning
Among the French popular writer's Berqun occupies d
place secondary 20 uOne the purity OF his style - unsu
passed and he has been properly called the historian Of
Young agen which he pictures both u s and should be-
The morality OF all his works tends 10 avg axe Tie nooles
and puresi sentiments Of the mind. Cd,
With my best wishes for the success Of The wok should
YOU publish 10, remain, yours, &c. A BhEOi.
Messrs T. c. & J. BlDDLr
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iIINEKNA ROONI.. l.e Broaa,vay be..,sen Wan.

.'ker and Canal sis-MajorGenersl TOM THUMB, the
smallest the word, respectfully informs the citizens
of NeyYork Brooklyn, &c sc that be VII hold ms eveee
l the above rooms, every evening during ne wees, and on
"Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons Tbs MAJOR wa
also be- n readiness 70 receive hs friends daily. from 10 %
2o'cocS A. VI and from % P NJ. when free tickets WI.
be issued for the evenings entertainment Tie VII oe as
sisted by Mr. AvereA snd Messrs O.diold ana Ncheon.
Admission . cenis-chidren half price. Evenings per
iormsnce 90 commence O'Clock and afternoon al s.
Director and manager. IHOS. MckEON. mylS lwiss
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ADJUSTMENTS
HALL. "a Broadway. 5siw,
CHRIsTYrs nIINsTRELs,

whose Concerts during The pts' Eight MONTHS have been
received wfh such ditn lshe a-irUlaEc and amp M
--ss mo-, respectfully Announce that ley WI couauIe
tsi- Original anl nu-iable eufelialel,s every evening
ann farfle- notice.
ADMISSION 5 cenls. Dosfs open ai7-Concer wl CON.
wence o.
Manager ard Direc,or-E. ? CHSIsrY-
~ For the accommodation ~ families they VII give
AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SAII RDAl.
~. ..-., i. ....,-rueprg n s NJ rvlS i,~iss
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L44ss7 p.Tf'.
lr - Htffe .-.... pr" ~
liverpool --.-Arni q NeN l. 2 -
- SEE MILNE JOtFNdL, FOtRiH PdGE-a7
CLrARTD-shns Yanl0uver Fuller Boston Cary CO sun.
H So WILSON NoF Or.als HcAs CO. Amazon Murray Co. d.,
Bass wolhile. Br McMur,n Pctou rs. P W Byrne' Co
ard Mar. Br Hornclc, London, Cook SMITH '"i'eo An
.lu. Cove. &c 1890
Ba.s Belle Myers, Wilmington Pauline sarsle, Mobile Md
srs Shallow Nance Tanpco Amer P'i'en Go Melyay.
Dtc,n II lfN rs Bsrhe v. Ever Walialdnr. H-sn- NeN
e11. erh Parsous PORT anil Cabot Nkcrson Boston Aired
Creenaed Pad. CorDea Faukln Boston, Emma Lowell do
Blr-e Miidesex, wilcox, PAiadepha
,ppIvrD- pseketabp Iorlon Heb,rl London and Poris
mouth 18Th Arr md.e Grc Mutufn Co. The ms 0een
DAYS wet o he Banks with hslf head winds ,nd calm'
Sim Gerrra ~srlria NI-, Liverpool 4'h April ulunl n
savannah rt land paen-cr 18th insi OF Georges BANK
.rO.c ship ArI .aton from Liverpool ior New iork .
s'-tnsn Gu1d1l 1Vcr. - II u1sl, ih n't of w. ID,
m tobacco nui would 1e cleared l7'h @ passed barr Nan
~ stevens from NcOrens for NeWio.s Tie c. WISH 20 ui
b. trl De Wolfe Read, Dublin, 90 days, m ballast md with
p-s-en.ers 20 : De Wolfe.
Coat br. August Nckcr.on for Boston, m 10 days. Oriental Ne
ron, uD t Co,rt loading fer B'rs Ne, oi Boston, hHn
al Cape Mesusdo April of ue ho fonsl-' P''s"a OA
Nnii ---. of Boston
sclr Aooneiie, Brown. Maclas 10 daya, lumber
BEIOw-Br ship Defence Liverpool IS d'ys ship Arlington
yerDo, Fr bIrl Camilla Legraud, HAVE passenger, ID by
Hiaeu: bark Joseph LNeruM BARK STANDARD On heii 30
,c passeusers Br barb Alfred Genock Also brig unknown
sAlLED-shps D. Liverpool; Atlantic, NOdeans Wlad-sN'
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THE EAST RIVER
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

THIS INSTITUTION having been established under a
Charsr from the lie gislars Of the state OF New ork,
will be omen for the purpose Of receiving deposits u all
sums OF money from dollar ard upward ON Mondays,
Tbuysdays and Saturdays ofeach week from 10 O'clock.
p NJ commencing on Monday the 22d Of May. AZ their
Banking House. AS Chcuyst between Market and Caiha.
rIue sts. ,.. 81,
The design Of this Institution originated IN inc belief mat
i'm inns section Of the City IL would afford advantages to
numerous class Of citizens residing IN rs vicinity, among
whom are Laborers Mechanics and DOmescs, desirous OF
safely investing their surplus earnings and who Tor want 81
NJ me and opportunity. unable 20 avail themselves OF the
privilege Afforded By similar Institutions more remotely stu
ated.
The Trustees are gentlemen well known by the commu-
nty and for their services cannot by the Charter receive
any peniary cOmpensaionnefeiJIe j. cOnhdenuy De-
eved fsf the establishment If this Depository viii be az
incentive ~ industry, fmgaiy and economy among al
ase and result the advancement Of their best Interests
and in the end secure against time OF need, me- means VI
support not only families but % the widow and me orphan
IN addition 70 the benefits derived from similar insum
Mons This Charter secures females, married or unmarried,
mi who a0ervard become married, the fall and exclusive
endowment OF all their property invested therein.
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} P MONTGOMERY. Aueuoueer.
by j. ID. INGERNOLL n GO. siore ~ Pearl

J 2 MONTGOMERY AucuOucef.
by j. ID. INGERsOLL n co. store ~ Pearl.
Dsi ON Wednesday, May ~ al 10 O'Clock A. NJ Boots,
shoe and Broganst0 boots, shoes ami byog
CONFUSING desirable OF fesh and seasonahc
goods direct from the manufacturer adapted 10 The North
EN-. Western, southern and city trade.
Ar PRIvArE SALEJ. ID. l. 4 co are constantly recev.
ing from the manufacturers great variety OF new and fresh
stock which they selling private sae % auction pncss.
consisting IN part OF
lO0 cases mems PRIME thick boots.
80 cases mems prime kip and calf boots
- cases wcmeus tine hid slippers.
iOo wOmen's leather slippers and Susklns
80 cases children's assorted boots.
10 cases mems No palm leaf has.
~ mems black and white wool bats mvll
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" Ynung Men,. Snmson Division, No. =

Dslavan Mining Company will be held ON Monday next
he 22d May at the Croion Hotel, al o'clock. PM-New
York, May IS, 1919. myio ous
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90 PRINCES LT><IEAN BOTANia FAX.
Cd nj F, am NURSERIES, Flushing. MCMILLAN
go PRINCE & Co. successors Of WN FRINGE, sole
PROPRIETORs Of this Ancient Establishments snef TO ne
anbIr their unnyaed collection Of Fruit and ornamental
Tees and Plants SURPRISING any other m America Or Eu-
soienof Dsbhas Green-HOuse Plants, nc Priced csis
ogues h edition. below, VIII Dc cent ~ az purchasers
traits and 10 others N q per set. -
s'SEW CATALOGUES WITH REDUCED PRICES,
which are distributed gras application per mail, post
paid or may obtained Of their Agenis Clark Austin rs
Broadway, New-YOrk
No Descriptive Catalogue Of Fruit Trees Shrubs, and
Plants. -
shrubs and Plants Numbers and two are united
No 8 BulbOus and Tuberousrooted Towering Plsn's.
40 4 Creen,iOuse Trees. Shrubs, and Plants.
No s. America Indigenous Trees Shrubs and Psnts ana
their Seeds. III. -
No g. Garden, Agricultural and Flower Seeds, with re-
duced Wholesale prces LII. -
30 T. garden Agricultural and Flower Seeds, with fe-
dlced pnces Ia French III. -.
Nod Wholesale Catalogues, for Nurseries only WIN pm
ces Of Trees II different Sizes BY the quantity 49,,
No y Descriptive Catalogue Of Kosss, comprising l,oD
varieties. - - -...,. II
No l0 supplementary Catalogue Of new varieties Of
En,f and Detrimental Trees GTcea-Hocse Plants, &C
No A. Wholesale Catalogue for Surserses d run ana
Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Plants &e.
No II Catalogue 81 Pears on tss Portugal ounce cloek
BOOKS
Prince. Treatise On Horticulture -
prnce,s Tnesuse Fruits, 2yOis..............,s.
pnnces Tr.ar.se the ElDe....................: ~
Princes Manual Of Roses, handsomsly bound N con !"
Flushing, AprLS. -, :.
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menf situated in the Orange Mountains al South Orase
Newlersey fneen mules from Newly ORR, on the Inc oi
the Morris and Essex Railroad.
The cars stop within quarter OF mile IRON me esla-
lishmeni leaving tie foot Of Cortandst u o'clock, \ NJ
aud o'clock p NJ OF each day. arriving al south Oranse
IN about one hour
DR. MEEKER announces 70 the public that lie has lusi
flushed his arrangements for Of The most complete a.
erCure establishments aud Summer retreats now IN Tue
country. 49,.
DR. NJ returned from Europe in the Winter Of 1916, where
he had been nearly three years than oneihrd OF wc
lime as spent al GraecnbcTg and the other Wafer esiab-
senis OF Germany and mas been SINCE that time onga e.
n selecting location and erecting establishment sulle
% lis views the subject.
The establishment planned particularly with view u
TIE comfort and convenience OF Tie patient and Is blA upo
the Enash plan OF waiecUre establishments, having pr
vafe attached each patients rOO shut Oh iron
the room by folding doors where the paeni can nave eNe
bath except the large douche and swimming oaih wch arr
bca IN situated about 10 rods from the house N the glen Oh
the mountain There also th ee large plunge baths 10 '
house On the grounds also Two wave baths, one o.
them from the natural falls Of the brook IN the rAvne ann
vmmrs bath - feet square erected for the pleasure %
summer visitors, &c attending Their neuds ana oiAef pa
tents
pc NJ will open his establishment for the season on he
18Th june and any aious addressed 10 HAS
MEEkER VI d. at Newark. " Jersey or al >outh orange
y jersey, VIII receive attention M.-O lH
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1s4a. 1914. 1915. le4e. 1s47.
Prom Hollidaysburg to Harrisburg

in luding the branch road six and
one third miles in all, l39 miles
graduation ..-...-...------. Sl,HcIfyJt
IL per cent contin agencies. -.---.-.- 2JL9aI
Iron super stru l,5JOoOO 5,11i iUy
Western section Pitts 10 Johns
town, 20 miles graduation 1890 l3l3OoO
10 per cent .................. Isl 500
Iron slper structure .......... 81, 200 25is goo
Estimated ll,2OO per mile --...-.. bJ2O, 'Oo
This estimate will cover the ultimate cost where the
road is in action, with full trade, but the inn
mediate cost 10 prepare the road for viii pro
baby be less than six millions. The eastern diyi
sion will be complete in two years from the past
Spring Contracts for grading and superstruc
ure have been entered into, far a. Lewis
town and also for the deep cut at Newton Hamilton
and Tunnel Tusseys mountain the Little Junata
The road viii be put in action as far as Lowistown
during the ensuing Winter. The line to Huntingdon
will be ready for the rails early next Summer. and be
put In running order coon as the Newton Hamilton
cut Is executed II Is intended put all the heavy
points under contract this Fan. 1t is confidently
pected that the road viii be mode to Johnstown from
the West almost as soon viii reach Holiday sburg
from the East The resources OF the Company
h0nd and expected are
The cost a. before detailed is estimated al. s632570o
The subscription made on which we
now receiving indictments
amounts 70. c5,lYJ,30D
Add 10 that the conditional suhscTip
ton q the city Of Philadelphia, to
be paid whenever another million
a. subscribed. ..--.-...---- itVVuNo
Subscription from Allegheny ...... lOO0OCO
-5l9O.35O
Deficiency to be obtained. 1856
Up to the llth inst. s456,OOo had been subscribed
in Mobile to the stock Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Company
Tie Ner- Orleaas Mercury of the 9th inst. pub
fishes the following paragraph
II reported that house Orleans largely engaged re
posou oes' si All TO have cleared $1,000 lat The
came linz iset ,e-terdsy."
Quite on excitement grew out Of j, and acrowd gath
cred round the Office Of the Mercury. In the paper Of
the 10th the report s contradcted but the editor int
mates that be shall cali Of the gentlemen who
gathered round bis Office 10 of words used on
the occasion, II they be not withdrawn"
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HOUSES TO LET.

1r-a TO LET-Bnck earnage-hOuse and stable on Tween
~ ty-rst-st ffihay. Also frame carnsgenouse
A-0 and stable same location. Apply 10 Z. II. BROWN,
all l-ff 27G Houston or III Wals. TO O'Clock.
AZ. ROOMS TO LET.-Two rooms, furnished OF un-
LID furnished. In house very pleasantly situated IN hui
- ST. Johnspark. Inquire at ofice ~ Cnsm'
ber-st lst door front room myi3 iw-
-. TO IET-A cottage with garden, &c situated in tho
30 immediate vicinity Of the Bay and good bathing and
~ within a short Of Bath House, Ne" Utrecht
Of convenient access from Brooklyn or New-f ORR ~
iaees or steamboats, Inquire Of e BENSON, 81 Wanen-st
ulvzn 81
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TAYLOR s ARMSTRONG.

Zl3 Ght INV II IL, l.
SOLICIT THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS 10
- her extsnsiv assortment ofDRESS GOODS, ~
SILKS,
BAREOES.
TISSUES
GRENADlENS,
DE- LANES,
LINEN GINGHAMS,
White Canton Grape shawls. TOLL DENORD, &c.
Barge
Nlscttes Muutllas, sc.
Housekeeping ARTICLES COuniepanes. Quilts, Sheet
ngs Tovengs &c. with luA assortment Of seasonaOe
Goods bou, the late large auction sales at very low
prices
TAYLOR ARMSTRONG,
f.,fa.oI- Oh ltrpguWicl-s
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SPAsHroDIC ASTHMA.

I IUNII Nv y I 7 NJ
DETER II LEES Asllmalc Drops are a speedy and
positive cure Tor asthma. Il Is also recommended 10
those All c-,d with phtsc For sale. with fu directions.
ai j. VI TlCES laf-store. Bovsry. where those afflicted
with the above complaints VIII receive satisfactory evidence
of if. virtues ma lmis
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MINIS BOYS, AND CH11DRENs

CLOTHING, y BOWENf.
Joseph B. CLOSE CO make 10 order and keep CON
sianiy hand large and fashionable assortment a.
really reduced prices. Call, If You wish a omgam-at
,hoiesale or retail as 5mseod-
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE, ,

cROCKERY AND ga Ri 4 W a 4,
+ lS3 WILLfAM-ST,-Th subscribers are DOW or
- Their spring stock which comprises more com.
'ns al 1ety-and entirely new patterns
sa can possibly = Oond n the Gpps, PsH Of s s S
az - s ,hey RESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of their
n - rev b.g.nners and old housekeepers 10 call a..
them thai they viii find the Inducements N pf'Se "a
~ sfvles more than sufficient 10 repay them ior no
,,e srd trouble Of visiting the lower part Of NE cry
Goods arrznted and free TO any part OF tss e.y
10 s..s,s1 Clap K BRAISERD, lSs Wahan-G
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-r~. ,CONEY ISLAND AND FORT IA,

,alaziiLToS-Th steamboat Astoria "a osPt o n
Malan, VIII make an eAenis'u ~ s 49, 80
i.ce. N, sIrNDAY MKT May IL running ~ f0lows, NJ
NORSISG IISE-Leaves loot Haninlonc-sl a. y0e'2cn,
u eoof Canals, cuarierpas 81 foot Cnamoers-st haH
"a, q. pier No f. North River, al lo , =,
pSy'rp S0OH LISE-Leayes foot haIninoDn-st- ss .
o,eect. PM, foot canalsi qualer-pas 'oo' '1'"'''
:, tsis,,..,i a. pier No. I, North River, a. =, A.,
81 ~ leave COney Island AZ 81 ouemn ~
ga Hamilton each way Fare ". cent. e-en way. 80
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" Combination lcosnvenes.l rerman

" Constipation (Cosuveness) permanently cured
without medicines, injections baths by the New and I'm
proved Ugrfsss Erralezta" psiable ana nutrition
vegetable food Inc oRg genuine ayce lbeing the same a.
has been sold Tor he .a year by Hammond Co and thea
successors NcCOtter Co corner OF Broadway and Cham
berssi superior % any Ger bore made imported Pack
agcs % lbs - 80 OF os q. Also WaOus celebrated
Treatise COnspanOn and Ae ami value Of the Era-
lenta Pnce 8i cents.
several OF most eminent physicians having tested the
,c, ~ this ErvGleufa their practice now rccounen,
and prescribe their patients. n - only roblr rsriod
stasf lr e hcr Dyspepsia. Consupal The Piles Refer.
~ made 10 several hundred persons Of the hrsi classes IL
the city. g., -, ,..,
s,e vii proulpty execute AL orders, Wholesale AID retail
81 y cen, r,.lnci on as usual, 10 al wholesale dealers
sod onIv al The old stand Of the late D James H. Hart ~
ProadyvaV corner OF ChambeTs doors south OF stuart
80. ,,srfie banding Beware Of the spurious article
40 ruTbx SSaaw ST b. r. MOSES S1S Broadway.
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IoT-.IR C00KING RANGE

!. me advantage 0fhs Range over others can or re9og
rTeivei bv exafnnafou and certainly appFeclaisd Ds
living atrial 10 possesses the merit " having ne OseA
lI -1sfn gchamber always charged WIN pure ho Ari IN
f The same favor % cooked therein a. rot-trl
bre IRE Pufup IN al under guarantees ihai lley
III operafe with Satisfaction For sale by
' HICROK 1 Co 20 Waferst.
al s-,.,eod or M6J9 Broadway, opposite B0nd--l-
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ancponeer
DY BANGS. RICHARDS a. PLATT, so

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Anenoneer
DY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT, store "a
ID BrodtSAy Liberal cash advances made on cOn-isn
nlsnfs fnr aucfon saes - -
On TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRI
DAY AFTERNOONS. May =. =, . and n,
Commencing A. oclock.
CRFsT SALE OF SPLENDID ENGLISH aNo sNtsSsN
Rooxs An exft and nch collection u kngsh oooss
embracing large and valuable c0nsignmenis ~ ehoce cs
dsrl All illustrated WORKS. Just received from ne nrst pup
fishing houses Of London To be sold IN los 10 sa1s par
clasers.
Also several SEES of valuable stereotype aies- 49,
4 90 large and valuable consgnmsnis OF Aneflesn pqoh
cations, incgdine many fine library ednons OF S,,noNe
WoTss popular School and Classical Books, AedicA " ~s
Ouar'o Bb.cs Blank Books. &c.
by 4. COTTON, Ascnoz cad Ccn@sssfoH heroeds'-
DSaSs Room Slo Broad~ az, Gothic HLi-hsNiHs remes
s % The shoye-naed MONS prepared 20 f~SS ~
kinds ~ Cahinei furunTe Dry Goods CARPETS AMI hoes
keeping srrcss Of every description consignment ioi
private sale a. auction, and s-tsmsuisw hs usual
prunptnsss he VII also buy. Il preferred ouicoot sales
IN any part OF Ito CITY attended 10. a. usual
MONDAY. May p
Al 10 O'Clock, a. the Aucnon Room
LARGE AID EXTENSIVE >ALCoF ClrY-NAng Comma
4 large snd desirable assortment u Broadway
made clothing close trust CONSISTING OF dress ard Ock
coas bruadcoh csssimere ana fancy pans sk saia and
Valencia vests sack Goals. dress do, morning gowns, TO
e-sr Va their summer sack coai.. dress DO fsis AcS
Th, abOye-uamed goods are made M TIE most isshioaaole
manner and OF tie best Quafy 81 goods, and vi. prove
very favorable opportunity for The trade a. Wen - a. oes
wh5 w.h god clothing as hey vii ov sod 10 tie ushe'
bidder Tor cash
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~ TO l. ET-The first floor with front basement repiete
Ia. with every convenience, In private neghborhood,
A with rotor baths &c also has large gafaen
attached As the has more room Than ne Wishes 10
I'N,,s, niyl9 81
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IN PRESS,

..rIHE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES or JOIN join
/ QUINCY ADAMS, s-xih President OF ,Ae i niie1
- -. I, 5i.,r1shei writer, with portrait on steel
S,A.ss' - DERBY, MILLER = CO.
l-hio ,.s,vvs Auhum, y. Y.
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r. JOHNSON, Auctoueer.
BOOTS AND >iOE--By A. D. CALI, Store ~
ID Pearlst-Iueslay. May - At O'Clock A NJ So
Boots, Shoes and Brogans, comprising great assoreni
adapted "a the city and country trade.
" B-COnSanly on hand stock Of the above goods u
private sale al the lowest rates for cash my20 81
INTENSIVE SALE oF SUPESIoR ROSEWOOD, Ma
IIHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE, being the
entire socA OF Mr. George Z. Well No. AZ Broome-si
few doors east OF Broadway-A C. FUTILE VIII eel Al
auction on Tuesday the Sd inst at 10 O'clock on the above
premises the stock Of ee and fashionable Punt
ulre manufactured by MIR O. r Well expressly FOR c.iy
purchasers and viii be warranted IN every respect as 10 the
material. workmanship. sc. The stock comprises paror.
b0udOr aud bedroom furniture, of the most modern styles
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