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Notice public and instructions Posuas&ers.
Californis and Oregon Mails via Havana, Cha
aud Panama.

NOtlce 70 ING pubic, A"u f"struos1o"s ~
CaliEornls and Oregon Mails VIA Havana, Cha
gres aud Panama.
GEORGE LAW, esq having furnished the steamship
VI Falcon for the Of the government, the public 10
hereby notified that mails may be SENT for
New York by the LIST of December Chsrlsstole
South Carolina and Savannah Georgia. by the 3D. and y
New Orleans by the 18th of the month
The Falcon" will touch Havana her way 70
New Orleans, and 80 from New Orleans Chages Nail
bags viii be vi New York, be forwarded = al
the points above named also for Panama, San deg.
Santa Barbara Monterey San Francisco, and Astoria
The pos,masers Of Charleston, South Carolina, Avan
Georgia. and New Orleans, Louisiana, will also make
p mails for the points stated be placed in tho Of
the agent of the Post Office Department board Of the
Falcon who will place them in the respective mail bags
made up New York , .
The sea postage single letters not exceeding half
ounce in weight will be l2t cents Havana, o0csuts
Panama and ~ cents San Diego, Santa Barbara Non
erev San Francisco Astoria without any addition
inland postage in either NeWspapUs and Samrsts,
sea postage each, and inland postage be added
C. JOHNSON.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Nov 20, 1873
Nov 21-3t
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TTING's Lace haas received, and IL constantly
wing fine of fringes, gimPs and but
TONS selected the manufacturing establishments of
the North well the importing houses, which will be
sold heaper than they be bought elsewhere in this
city. gs n Il .aae-s ..aN etst :.
Also a fine assortment of laces and rbsnds. 70
There received. and will be offered low good
lot of worsed goods bought auction, consisting Of
Scotch lanbswoo stockings
Alpaca Aa do 5fH
Enplis h merino do
Women's worsted do at 87t cents
Mems do do at 49, to 31& cents
Chdrcn's do do at 81 to lsi do
Mems cotton do at st to Is do
Chldren's worsted coats Mt rs to 81 50
Do do hoods at Ia TO 70 cents
Worsted neck ties at 10 to 81 do
And general Of fancy goods kept constantly
on hand
Fnges gmps and buttons made order suit drosses
Dress ca ps made at the shortest notice.
Nov l9-eo3t
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rUNEAE Merchants and Mechanics 0alds to the lro.
trade, with practical remarks and useful observations,
including tables Of weights Of more one
thousand different bodies and substances Of ron and o. the
number Of feet which equal ton 10 weigh. OF eaca
of the different bodies and sizes pocket volume
For sale by r.y,op
Nov 81 FRANCk IAfLoh-
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GADsBY's NEW HOTEL
Corner Of PcDnsylvanIa avsnus ana 1"A1" '@s"
Near the RAILROAD depot, Warrington e'ty'
Aug. l-eodlyif
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Major Bliss, General Tayor's personal friend and private
secretary passed through Pburg last Friday evening, OF
his way East.
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INTENSIVE sale OF superior furniture French china
II bronzed and plated goods, Abaa and Japanned ware
cutlery, crockery and glass ware looking glasses, solar
lamps and grandoles, fancy articles, &c.
On about the Is of December, shall sell the Odeon
of Al and Pennsylvania avenue extensive
collection Of the above goods consignments from New
York. with instructions to sell without
The public may expect rich display of useful and or
namenla articles. Particulars in future advertisement
G. w. BOTELER,
Nov 22-eodifu Auctoneer.
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BosroS sHp.The Boston Journal that
prevails in the city, and is generally believed 10 be
ne, that Caleb Gushing is appointed collector OF the po
of Boston.
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1y-The Members OF the jackson Den Ocratic Assoc
ciaon requested assemble Jackson Hall on Fri
day evening next at o'clock Various important subjects
will be presented for consideration, and is hoped there
will be a full attendance.
By order of the Executive Commitee
s J. d. HOOVER,
Nov 22-3t Chairman.
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{ay- Attention, Sir Knights-A special assembly o
Washington Encampment No. will be held the Asy
um corner of and 10Th Streets this "Wednesday even
ing at O'Clock precisely.
Sojournng Sir Knights in regular standing are respect
fully invited to attend.
i3y order Of the M E. G. c..
EZRA WILLIAMS, Recorder.
Nov. %
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n MOURNING Letter md Note-paper aud env elopes
lM TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
New Book and Stationery Store, near OH street.
Nov. "a
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We understand the following statement from the Bal
timore Sun is correct:
''No rRoMorIoS.-The election of Gen. Taylor TO the
presidency will occasion vacancy in the regular line
Of the army the law which created the Office Of major
general which he holds abolishes in the OF
DEATH resignation, dismissal"
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Taylor over Cass l3ozii over oass and Van Bure
2,379. -stt gseI "a co.
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yDg.. etsI. No. ~.

libraries and be thus bad access to the most valu-
able collections al France. IL IL stated that he sp-
propriated 20 hisOxn WORKS worth from three 10
four hundred thousand francs These books were
sold at auction. and the British Museum paid as
high as $500 for one work This, however. is only
one side OF the affair 1t is reported that NJ. Libr
intends To make public statement which will ed
tirely free bis now damaged character Of all dis
grace. He is at present IN London preparing an
answer to the charges brought against him.
The DAILY Ners, since the Revolution In France,
has gained an immense circulation. 1t is supposed
that the number of copies now issued daily Is near
ly equal 10 that of the Times, which still fooishy
boasts Of being the leading Journal OF EuropeF
IL has, however, lately been altogether behind the
DAILY Nens IN publishing important European and
American intelligence. nave noticed that 10 two
or three instances the Ne1os gave the outlines OF
the great events of Europe three or four days be-
fore the Times Moreover, the latter Journal &C
toally stole such matter from the Mems and paraded
II word for word. If it were received through its
own resources The public at length discovered
the great value OF the Daily Mems, and hence the
rapid advance in its sale Ii nov enjoys circula-
ton equal to the Chronicle, Post and HerHd, all
put together 1t deserves this patronage, for II ls
a most able. straightforward. valuable organ OF me
people II shows great talent, industry and perse-
verancs. II is honest fearless and uDexceptona'
BILE in every respect. IL richly deserves lis great
prosperity.
King Arthur," by the unknown author OF the
New Timon." has not proved go popular a work as
its Predecessor although some Of the critics speak
Of il as far superior the authors first production
Messrs. Chapman Hall, the publishers Of the
Strand, some time since made an arrangement
with the popular author of Harry LOrreQuer, for
8 new work from his pen. IL was TO have been
published last month, but Mr.. Lever had not got II
Sufficiently advanced, and " R0tGRd Cashe,' as It
is called will not be issued till the LIST Of May.
Mr. Bentley has Just Published Miss Pardoes
new novel under the title Of " The RiUai Beauties
Her very agreeable style will command for this
work ready sale.
Mr. Murray has this week issued. in two octave
volumes " Memoirs of The Reign Of George H.
This is by Lord Hervey, whom John Wilson Gro
ker tho editor of the Memoirs" calls almost the
Boswell of George III. and Queen Caroline
Mr. Moxon, the friend Of the poets OF England, as
well as generous friend of authors generally, has
in press a new work from the pen Of Miss Mar
tiDeau, called Eastern Life"
Messrs. Bradbury q Evans will publish next
week. John Forsters new Lye and Adventures
Of OliUer Goldsmih" Ii will be elegantly and pro
fussly Illustrated Your very ob't serv't. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
Baltimore City Convention.
Correspondence Of TEE Thears.


BALTIMORE, April q. lsis.
You will see b. the papers that our City Copyen
ton is composed entirely Of Clay wings from erv TArd
there being oily some four or I'VE Taylor men IN tee
whole City Wing Convention. more decided and en-
thusasic body Of friends to the great Statesman have
never seen On the 10th sst they apponeca Delegation
Of six udcieus and good u their number to the
Wing State Convention, which meets I'm May TO appoint
eight Delegates 70 the Nationt Convention. Al'o the
same number o. Electors Ct President aud Wee President
That large majority Of them will be Of those who prefer
Mr. Clay have no doubt, and thnk It qIl,e probable tbs
whole will be So am very sorry 20 say ihA many %
the peculiar friends Of Gen Taylor mere are cute 6sr IN
he expression 81 their feelings toward Mr. Cayior SUI
ieng rs name 70 re ssec a. reference 20 the Predenc'
IL quite teisnses their Plans and crosses thm hopes 9"
spos IN re.ars % the election OF Geo. Taylor Men
who former Pr iessed The most ardent personal ana po-
lucal attachment % SIR Clay, ana rom whom tey oe'
rived their chief political consequences. some oil who'n
however bad previously protested Toe sane Tor Gen JACK
s0p. have now gone on the opposite tack.
These pre'eni 70 thnE or rather to say that CEN
Taylor Will certainly be the nominee q the WING CenFr.
ton but they show'by heir extreme znkiey Eu lat
bitterness Of feeling bu, above al by Their abuse o. HE
man they lately proiessei 20 yenerae' that they nave
no confidence Ia hst exDects.On- How csn th-y h'pe
that Ct doubtful WING rrineipe- 70 WH,s Of al
could be nominated by Convention NJ why's Iists&-
rg the ereduy Of wings rsher unreasonAsy to require
them 10 take trust for the henesf civil onice ry
merely milirATy man, even of Cen IayloFs usi-io"'
and admirable qualities They should ~ iess mrs. con-
vince US that Mr Clay cmEsf and then ina; Gen Taylor
can Be elected. Il nominated. The whole wing fNiy
would doubtless prefer some risk 81 tho 1ehefs
being Wing elOush, than run any grea' hsLhu o, INC
election of any Ioco-Foco But reduced 20 no
such woefu, necessity Mary land certainly, no % De-
eve il 5e The any Other state eannot believe
possible especially ia any FREE state Of tie Union thai
the Champ,n OF American Industry be suDersefed ~
any man not rn0a 70 be 10 favor OF proteuon 10 IVA
leading and most important interest Of toe country aa
II Gen. Taylor avOw himself q De So GOV u.ny
Of The slave s;s,es would slpport him II IL rAher too
much 10 expect that the great body q he Wniz Pi
would awe up iher od TIED and faithful fsvori,e ~
asy Of doubtful poiscs even though nc q me h"o
A. .sua Ftft1 T. -
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PEARLs OF AMERcAE POEIRT.-Ilutninaled by I. GwILr
MAPLEsoN. WILEY & PCTNAa: 40.
This srperb volume marks en- era in American

PEARLs OF AMERIcAE POETRT.-Lluininated by T. GwILr
MAPLEsoN. WILEY & PCTNAa: 40.
This superb volume marks en- era in American
publication. 1t Is without doubt the most richly iusira
ted work ever brought outln this country. snd equal n
nearly every respect the magnificent specimens CT En-
gsh art which command such high prices In our book
stores owen Jones Illuminated edition n Grsys Elegy,
which one Of the most noted Of these has completely
revived the spe1dois OF nonkh usss and psa.ery and
what once the patient Of years could only cresle, Is
now accomplished. IN short time, through the tdumPhj
Of modern art Iosesd Of quaint lettering 9ni boz
der ho~ever sir Maplsson has step farther and
introduced ynottes Illustrative Of the poetry Tho rich
ness and varsity Of his designs admirable. We thought
no external sdofrmea could have heightened the pleasure
with which we read Br ants Autumn Weeds" or Long
fellows Excelsior but IN peru''ne Them again in
choice black letter. on glossy veum, tbe gorgeous hues
OF an October ores, framing the and white Alpine
peaks set In golden Ars5esquo border surrounding TIE
other, We confess that poetry takes REQ charm
IL addresses through the medium Of two senses
instead Of enc.
The volume contains also pOens by Wills Hslisck
Hoffman Dana Mrs. Euhury snd others, ell Illuminated
In the same magnificent style The title page Is most
gorgeous specimen o. painting in gold srd eooTs and me
dedication. which appropriately addressed to the Ladies
OF the United States &. exceedingly chssie and elegant
The novelty intrinsic beauty OF tie work, IN spite Of
its costly getting up. already msde IL popular the
supply having thus fs been Inadequate TO toe demand
To modify s'sreo;yped phrase OF commenda len no
drawing room table Is complete without Il.
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observation-disclosures wanted Of ROBERT
llsANDERSON, carpenter, supposed to be deransed :
wen, from home ruesjsy, Aprii -, A. 9Ocock was
esp corner OF Nassau aud Pine ~ IS o'clock on me
18th normstion Of him will he thankfully received by
hi. Wifs family, lef Church - To Is tee'
oebss hi an spare face isrss thin blue eyes srt
complexion, small brown whssefs; h.d on o.it ssck
coat grey pants psid SIX and silk hal, Knit under
49, = IN :, 80. ~ '.gs al 81
NsDNEN LDsT-A small parcel wrapped IN piece
lftof envelop paper, containing two dra, ana ABOUT
$500 In bAns bills dropped yesterday la The lower
orf Of ths city The finder will b. literally rewarded by
leaving Nth COOPER, STORM SMITH,
"a Sts - COenties-sltp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

ILLISoIs.-The Loco Foco Convention Tor the
Ninth Judicial Circuit In Illinois, met at Ottawa on ,S
1911 Instant NJ T. HOLSTER nominated PresoehuA
Eec0r tina, district and c. X Potter WAS sppoin"u
.legate 10 tho National Convention a. Baltimore Res
ontons were passed. nsiructng the Delegates no' u 10
gard any instructions except those adopted b. TINS Con-
vsntlon while they rgidly adhere 20 All the cou
is, of The Constiiuron they expressly declare their
oop,tion 10 tbe extension 81 slavery over territory
free " that ibcy 10 favor Of the improvementei
rivers ard harbors by The General 6oseInmet 20 'e
q, ent ndica:ed IN the letter OF the late s.s wright 20
,re chicago Conyenlon declare Ia favor OF the war
and they expressly instruct their Dssssie. 70 vote lot
Thomas H. Benton for President snd to use all hoh0fao"
m cans 10 secure his nomination
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Loco-FocO Delegate 10 Bald more.
rTY1 p,.f,,rf-Uon AIITS NJ. SBEHMAN

~ Col. BAKER late NJ. C., Is announced as al
Independent or Taylor candidate for Governor oil
Illinois.
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rT,. New.YorL. Water.Oure. k.tabli.hneoi

/ ID PfrRsos = ID Pr0?fi-tcr-fn.s ssfsbishmcnt !,
uptowa Ia q III most peAssot 80 heAihf pss e
p.r,. g,od tate Jl invsts OF oth-rs who i.h ROOD
main Diet s,o fee zrsnE-rent flr bsihisS-ls snh -
Eou,..apthst nesr In'rn-sqaAre =. Y. 80 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

,nsa.d r ,a1.cr % the Capita stock ~ re ett
"a I,si.p,pols RAlIss Company" In ths ctr - 80
Yors by W. HOaMtN. % N sInl CO L. on henaAI
M.v isfs q be kept ope1 fer ilae1i.s si :, .
YoGr per sscI spoa the amount 10 required 81 tns
subscxiblns. 49, S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

- gv,...T 10, lsI arc. JcEL SHEw. y ID and DR..
Roos both pupils a essnitz atteea n raisss 80
one IL the Phy.c least viii hs In con5i.nt attend
~. =, svos.st CIV prssicc attended -. sl5f istp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

SuicIpE-A man named Boyer. IN Bucks coun.
H. Pa on being committed for siesfns cos'' s" ''
bis brains with q pistol on tho zlss nss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

A SEAsosABLE WoRK.-We are glad to sec ~
the Boston papers that WILLIAM SrAusHToS CHASE VINO
has stey returned from Europe has In preparation ana
VIII shortly publish improved edition Of III. kay ni0''
de verieoars Modern French Literainie' MI Ona'0
resided for long time Paris and made the Subject h
especial study The work is one which would DO valuable
asny me but al present Than ususly appropriate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
,,Y.,. sa.ss spRING

80 ". BErJANIs's BRASS SPRING
NNTaI s.. warranted aot to rnst, - bessm-s 3.
ssasa. r -ilass. S.s saI S.s @
q much Injury 10 the spine. six es,s IT.
,,v.n and II not perfectly sstis'sctofJ, monsy
fHonpsos's Trsssss u reduced prices MI WV ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

Il The subscription 10 this City tor the wild
ows and orphans Of those who fen by the RevoIaon
February, amounts 10 Ssl2 so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

- a. Mdeleto~n Point. }. accommodate fsailiss
With Board during the summer Their large brick man
son.hsu.e spacious, airy and pleasantly sisnsed with
grass avn front and with me catoas
for ssebs,hiug Accommodation also for carriages and
horses Their house will be ready for the reception OF
boardeu on the twentieth Of April Steamboats, lesve
ron the foot Of Neseyst The bedrooms large and
oia.rart sf ecdlm
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NOTICES.

pggFspi.as,gTs AGc PusjJsaEcs
R9gyI.ERs = WELLS,
riintoa Hall. i3i ssssAu-s'. y. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

WI SCHOOL-lsAAC %, III bbs, The senior pflneipei
proprietor u this establishment has Withdrawn trou
the ssus for the purpose Of nductns smaller school.
Of s higher character. HIS location the ensuing year
will bs az s. Clements Plses,sorne OF Msscoossi
an3 Eshih streets Tue school will DO opened GA Taes
day tho "a Of May ana Mr. Hubbs will BE- happy 10 confer
ntsTested before thst sats. "a w.
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>rorICE no WATER TAKERs-Wster Rent.

~ s doe and ysbs she l,t My e hi. oihee no
Oh sns-Ho1s-, rear u The CITY hal "oier e.ssis
IA, 10 NOT T..h i shut OF vi piesss be punetU. In
their psyuent,-Oses Cfo,on Aq1eouc. Scsrc Aorl =,
ga az Nv
NOTICE To BO-E-UAKEk--se Sealed rscyo-
Ma, iii y received BY fhf fahscribor, uDf n'is
as Nsy making 800 fest ~ Hose speehesli'n'
n, The above can be A. this Crice
CoRN5. V. ANDERSON Chief EssssssL
AT t1ys Eh@a'e'
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COMMISSIONER OF DEED-.
~ Robert VI. -trebeigh can Be seen Al sii hours
duTies tie Gag A. an. TnDun@ ONCE. view YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

BOARDING SCHOOL IRVING INSTITUTE,
~ IaTryto~n, n. f-rhs summer Turn will oren OF
Monday the ls Of May with sus improved orgssi'
sston Of the elssses Juvenile Department, embracing
youns ada OF seven and Of age, will b estsb
lishec IN connection with the Institution.
The attention Of psreas snd susdians 10 respectfully
invted the pamphlet Circular for tina be obtain
ed u sny q the pstrons Of the Institute, Of ClNh
Austin, 2l5 Broadway, or OF the undersigned.
MN. 2. LYON, A Nj. Principal
~ L Iii.
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nfRFCTiUN POH PILOTs.-Vessels sDelecl

nfRFCTIuN FOR PILOTs.-fesscs sDelect "
D,.it.tton by The Health Offcer-kyery vessel IRON
rssn port having and svsIy vessel h.s ,se
bad, tarins Der passage, ar ssss o. 49, ,ins All
,..ls rom ssy port The ordinary passage tom @
thsy ma.t vsss south Of Csps Henlopen-stxnrs.s ho
AZ IN yss.ss fro sny piece neludns slsss:l 10 nsis
Afr,es or The Meditsnssesn, o. nom ssy 49, q, fo.
ina IN America in tie ordinary pssssss from whsn
.o.,b OF G-ofns-arrfsins between the istesS
- ( mi and Tho lst cay 81 Eovens.,. 80, %.
81 ~ Abt.A u
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EPISCOPAL CoLLEGdATn. l EoHs s'ssg g.s

Eoa' staten isIsua Rev THOMAS TOWELL, PIN
oipsL The Summer term will commence on the lst OF
MAY The number OF pupils 10 limited 20 thirty Csta-
losues containing full psrculss may be bad BY apply
ins 20 Mr.. sheppard, bookstore 1871 Broadway; fhhp
Burtows Esq ii Wsll-st; Henry J. Seaman, 81 Brosd
al m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

4 ODGING--G, the old "Cronlsy House" ID Pss'
IL row Sir cr0nley selling odt ~ Mr. Clark ns1rs 10
ch.nss vito regard the beds They ao The rsoscroer
prorsry vino hss kept the lo0srg s2srtrenu tonns 20
ssi,os EDW'D REYsOLD-.
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CITY ITEMS.
THURSDAY, April 81, 1919.

THURSDAY, April 81, 1919
To ne Editor Of The Tribune:
SIR regret the publication OF an article In your
paper Of this morning relative 10 the ssls Of the AIbon
the arrangements for the sale are no. vet CON-
pletet am not going TO England my Intention Is 10
remain in this country with my family. Neither sm l.
thank Cos I'm the hopeless state Of health that you describe
+ an, Sir, your DOT servt. JNO ;. BARTLETT.
Albion ONoe Aprl27, 1873.
We glad to learn that Dr. BARrLKrT Ia not to leave
country and that his hesh is not injured as we sup
posed Our information derived from source which
relied and communicated to the public accordingly
Ell Tt1h
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sShooL fos YOUNG LADIES
Os TWEIFTf-sr. toetvsen flfh sct sIh
10 ,yerues sumner Term commenees hsy D.
Bosrsins Pupils accommodated. Terms reasonable Sep
.rste Der,F,msnt ios Boys ala lusf
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Itof
tlfs
dani
I.s
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MIX. yOUNG's Enslish end Classical School, All
wi ngton square corner If Bank IA number OF va
c~uoies BY changes usual on IN, Isl OF NAY
will occur 10 this school Parents wishing 10 avail them
elve. OF thsoppOuuity Tor the admission OF their sons
are repeatedly invited 60 visit the school s9o 5teoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

FfREs-The alarm Of fire this morning about J
o'clock. caused by the burning Of spicefSetory N
Nineteenth st. near Teuthsvenue A ere broke out this
o-nlng abcu, l2i o'clock In the house No Ill Chatham
8, which was extiDgulssed without much damage.
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.yEADs or HAIh-BEADs OF bAIE-fhoss~ ~
formsrly known as WIS srd scsips pnor 70 me
a., rn proyeme nts OF RIDGWAY, are now known ooiy
By the Stove title, owing TO their strictly natural sppss
ace and arstic tout ensemble causns them 70 % tne
most sssir 2be article next 40 neier. hssd OF hair re
b. lad only OF CHARLES RIDoWA1, practical BALI
cutter and Misaker ITO Broadway cor Maid - lane up
.f.r. all and see N B-fdyste rooms Tor nttins
ard trying on Wiss, ia Closed 90 sundays a. lm
BAKERs PREPARED COCOA AND CHoCOLATE
DAKER,s cocoa Paste, bsssrs Bioms -
DC.aslls Chocolate, ks-WALTER BAKER, Dorehss-
.r Nas, of the shove wslltno~n sFts oss
,pcont.d toe Subscribers his sole spts for peI sac 10
this atty and BrOotlyn also for the sale u sstef
Bfo.h-rs n B. Mass aa1 Norfolk CO. Chocolsts' eSo
other articles 10 the line large supply s4~e,s
al h>nH and FOR sale In lots 70 suit vufchsssy ,
a5 3meod- HusSbf & hOhhht, % Sos,"
1,uRApEsr sTOHKs IN THE CtTY-m
- B0~ery .nd 1914 Futoo-st-Tbe sobscriosr' deter.
mined 10 establish the above fact, will offer the following
srtices wholesale and retail 81 prices ~ per cent owei
than any other est .olsh IA the city frenen are
American Payer HsoFnss aud window shades snltso,s
,or usror. bedrooms halls s;orss 30 Wndo~ Cofpises
Pips B.nds Lace and ErbrJidered Czrtsins, Dfspey
Muslin Also soufsctufsrs of 0sivsaized sPrins, p.7
h.ir .nd other Mattresses fssthsr Beds fI'o"' &c,
vitn every Article 10 tbs Uphols,-ry lac.
A n K r DAWES, upholneren,
u fns .ie., Fribln ss scd "a tpvrfy