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nIOURIR POUR LA PATRIE.-ATWILL h,.
SCHOOLS.
FASHIONABLE DANCING

a tjy BKOADWAY, cornef OF BIeecketst FORMERLY
"A occupied by Mons Chsrrsud
Pupil Of the celebrated y. Couon, from Paris and OF
Great Msrborou Ehst Londonl respectfully announces
that at the solicitation OF several families he intends
commencing third qusrter this Spring, on Tuesday the
th the above rooms, when hs will give lessons
in every fashonsbs style Of Dancing Days Of sttend
snce on TUESDAY. and Thursdsy Ladies snd Juveniles
at o'clock Private lessons to gentlemen tfom o'clock
unit TO- Terms made known application to the above
establishment on the days and hours Of teaching
IS 2tiseods
EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE Institute, s1apls
CIton, staten Island. Rev. THOMAS LOWELL, Prin.
eip.l The Summer term will commence the lst OF
May The number Of pupils is limited to thirty. Cats
loeues containing fun particulars may be hsd BY apply
ins 70 Mr.. sheppard bookstore. lsl Bro-dwsyi fhhp
Bsrro-s Esq - wal-st; Henry J. Seaman, 81 Broad
way snd Vim. b. Townsend, Express Buildings, III
Broadway. IN.
V,HE SCHOOL FOX YOUNG LADIES at .?
Wsshingron-s Brook ~ with the school hktufes, VIII
be disposed on reasonable terms The average number
OF pupils for the years about 30. sS sing
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BOOK TR
appTETnE'S

IL APPLETON co. 80 Bro,i Say nave rscentl '
published App-'ons Rsirosi srd steamso1t Con pan
cn h nEs rrsvcl srs Guide thrOgrh Neg Esgisn1 asd
the Middle starr VITA routssfn l- S0uthsru and West
EN- stAtss ans 10 10 Cau.. \ forming txswise com
retr guide % ths White ii luatalrl Cstskiu nouutains
he NiAssrs Falls Treat Fails, &c. sAracgl Sprrs' ant
al other WEARING places sri containing full and
dazeF poas ~ al the punspsi toxas VILLAGES the
nstrrs an artificial curosfties IN the vicinity OF the
routes. with ss1ees, fares Ss illustrated with
ryour coor-d rsps and Numerous Cravings by w VIII
usms Price 81.
This 1. tmphaticays travellers guide Ths minute
q is details the number and of its
ard srErsvngs and the accuracy Il ia statistics render
q srpsrior % saywofk Of the kind" N. CharehmAn
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IN paeid Sip Neu- Joyt, fi9m Hnvrc-Mr Benjamin R
Winthrop John Csnehois Frocerics l. Hsthez and Geo
Lewis Of Ns~-York, Mater Edourd Psttbesu and Miss
Sophia Petlib.au Of Paris, and SO IN the sisersge
IA pacs, So Qssen " re Hest. from iirtrpooi-hrs
Geo Hills o. boston Ms,sr. Bursol, Birch snd Brown
ipE Of England Misses Berger spd Dessey Of Pru,s, Mr
Noodle OF honueei. Sc Nsldeusrs q New.fork two
Misses Cooto Of BaserLer Hiss Diveuny ADD Mss Mon
tagus, Mesu Marcy. Brown, Homein White, and Nal
con snd az IN The ard second esoin-oue born
and two died on the passage,
In yactefsAip Nss- YoTt, from Lirsrpool-Rsv Phihp
O'Reiily. ireland John Hickman, y sork; VIM \
Deary, EDg; Chss williamson and SOB In the stesrsge
IN "a Columbus from Ltseypool-Howsd Hofsey, Esq,
Mrs Horsey. Miss Horsley, Mics Horsiey. Master ;
Horsey and VI Horsey hiss Horsey. Nicholas nbsrt
Harrington, Fsq, Mis- Harrington, Mr hoeehiiis, and 500
In the stsefsEe.
In sap Senator from ItusrpooI-Dr Murphy and Jas
Coch,horts, and 20 in The steeTege.
In paot,t ship Gladiator from Iondon-W II Tolneiu
Of London x Rutsy. Army, Thomas Carter lady and
child ofEnslsn6 Mrs Batty and daughter Of Brooklyn
NYork VIM Roe England, WIN Hurst and IS 10 the
EfeeTsge.
Ia ship Enferprise. from Haure-Dr Baird Mr. Walker
and children; and SOL In The steersgs.
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TIL. funeral Of the late HENRY FARGlS. will take
place from the residence Of hs brother No 81 Second
tai. hslfpast O'Clock precisely, 10 be
French Church IN Caualst where the
service will be performed. is relatives and friends ssc
those Of his father and brothers Amdee and Edward
and tho members snd onorary members Of Southwark
Engine Compsny No 49, respectfully invited 10 attend
. On Sunday. April 2. GEORGE BRTNcKERHoFF, in
the 6sth yesr 81 bis sge.
The relative. and friends respectfully invited
steud fbe funer. from his late residence No rs Clinton
Ilace Eiehh-sL Wed nesday morning a. o'clock Tn
Ismains will be tsten 10 Green wood Cemetery
On Monday, April 5. OF consum ption ISABELLA GIL
LIES daughter Of John Gies in the Goth year Of hen
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
Invited 20 attend her funeral from IS Suffolk this day
Tuesday. al 8 O'Clock. p. NJ
YESTERDAYS morning April g. at O'Clock, EMMA, dsugh'
ter Of VIM and Elizabeth Coz aged years and months
The friends Of the family and the members Of Mount
Vernon Lodge, No 73 l. o. Of o sod the members Of
the Order generally respectfully invited 20 attend the
funeral from the residence Of her parents II Pike" this
afternoon. IT o. clock
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LYBRARY or MUSICIAN

T. NOWLEDGE.-Ha milton's Theological sud Practical
~ Ctiechism, on Melody snd Rythmcs Composition,
illustrated by extracts from the most ceebra
ted and without words Price 25 cts net
Reishs's Orchestral Primer. eSpsiniug-l The nature
and Of all the nsrume ns used in the Orchestra
and the distribution Of them IN two principal masses
stringed and wind INSTRUMENTS 2 The mode Of srrauE
musical IDEAS for the Orchestra 3 The treatment OF
the Orchestral Names both sepMstely and combined
Price 3 cents net
Hamilton's Introduction 20 the Art Of Choral Singing
particularly adapted % the Church Psslmody. Hymns
Chanting &C. familiarity exp aimed and illustrated by way
Of questions AID answers BY A. Hamilton designed for
the Of all persons ENGAGED in teaching children aud
adults 10 sing IN classes the modern system, introduced
by Wilhelm. Manner. &c. Price 3 cents net.
Jousse's Cstechisri on Thorough Bass and Harmony
In which IN. rudrents Of the science clearly ex.
planned and illustrated by examples adapted 70
the capacity Of young Students By J. Jousse Price .
cents ret Published By
WILLIAM HALL & SON 239 Broadway,
cor Psrk-plsce, (successors to Firth, Hall Pond.
r,g0e
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Tha torture. Indicted on an indian captive At the stake
can scarcely exceed that Of the toothaehs Every nmp Of
the barred be the quintessenee OF all ssonJ
condensed into single pang We appeal to The victim
Of spasmodic toothsebs II this 10 not go Aud 1t Is
why endure it, hen the Glove AsopYss will relieve IL
in the twnkling Of al eye Aspsrk Of fire Is not more
instantly qusnshed By water than Is the tootsaehs ~ THIS
specific touch and It is gone. The nerve the 'en'-
tive cd shoot of the brsin rendered irritable oy
ton and excited BY every inspiration and expiration Of
the breath IL suddenly psayzsd and perfect ease which
after such agony positive rapture 10 the instant result
" Be careful to obtain the Glove AnodJne prepared
by HExRy Johnson rs Broadway, in the Granite Build
ing without his signature the wrapper II cannot be
genuine Sold also at 100 Fulionst II Esst Broad ~sy
SIS HudsOnst and b. Mira Hays, lS9 Faltonst Brooklyn
Price Is cents, al
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CARPETING.

YOU No Al Me-
acc Pearls second Carpet Store
EROM CHATHAM are row receiving from s0ms Of the
best manu- facturers 10 ZEALAND aud Amefies l1 &c
and splendid assortment of Tapestry Brussels
soluble super and fine sgrsin D.a.k and Venetian Car
uetnss Also Window Shades. Table Covers, hsttings
md OIL Cloths In sheets Of entirely pstterns-al OF
which will be sold st extremely % prices for cash
N B. A large lot Of all wool Csrpetins, from sas-on
will he sold dirt cheap. - ihs
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THE PUBLIC ARE

CAUTIONED AGAINST Being MlsLLpS . "a isss,.
who have not originality TO nsns tbeif lees 10.
enterprise enough TO advertise len pos S w. b.ysbT
t.ii.ns han 20 parshsse lamp Posssssnx any OF tne
ssvautares Of oar justly celebrated snp mss.
NEIL - y J.rn We are the sole Manufacturer,
a. g. ENDICOrT SUMNER, 100 slea q. neslI S-n.1
HyoR,NTs-The bsst ssd most scooomieal by
II 20. sor houses and lots. having two or more
rsHt ~ prthoomsws Patent Self ssttnx HI drsntsi
.sasn s1rsbl, not broken or lsf running by children
Or ssrsssy rspsir.d easily witsou. sny asTIs s s
'uiolut niuru 5ers generally. Whciesale orders
sna ,s and tbs trads a. the fsetory
sopPisd 70 80 al 2aw' mis-
-poWPII attends as usual u diseases Of the
l ~" Eorn . 10 O'Clock, ct 16l Broadway
-, ~ Wsrren-st Dr. PowelPs Trse.ise On the Eye
price 30 esa Be had e. ~. sss s',s az
Eve ard Ear Fountains Jas' liz ported '.PPy %
Astiieisl Eyes.
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THE SECRET BELT

nF THE INVISlBLEs by Alex. Dumas Price 25 cts
" Crusiugs Afoat and Ashore by Ned Buntne. 25c
}. q Adams the Constitution highly spoken Of pc
sesneI in Soldiers Life By J. Wilton, cloth. 81 80
Dombey srd Som No 49, l2i cts
Twelfth Night. No. 50 Of the NJ 5. Drama. l2t cts.
The Widows Victim. No. y Of the Minor ~ cts.
Firshons in America, by Satisfied % cts.
The Belle Of the Family. by Mrs Grey. 3 cts.
The Maueuvering Mother, By the same. rs cts.
Life in Paris by 6. w. VI Reynolds. 37i eta.
Three Guardsmen, new edition by Dumas. 80 cts
The interesting Story OF the Maiden Aunt IS cts
Jack Tier by j. Fennimore Cooper 50 cts
Eva by Edward Maturin. 50 eta
Insubord stiop. by 4. 5. Arthur. 25 cts.
Ssrgsnts Notes on Iowa, with smsp - cts
The Aristocracy Of NewYork, who they are and what
they were By an old resident ~. cts.
The same Of Boston by ous VI Knows. l2l cts
Hunts Merchants Magazine for April 50 cts.
The Democratic Review for April Is cts.
All the Magazines for April and all the chesp pub
locations for sale BY BERFOf ID 4 co 2 Astor House
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The members Of Washington Lodge aud the Order eeneh
y invited attend the regular meeting OF this Lodge
siNatonal Hall Tuesday evening April Z, when lee
ture will he delivered by p q. b LossINe OF No ~s
All sSTu2tiss JAMES WEBB, ". q.
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HOSIERY

DTRsONS who have exsmiBsd the stock OF nos cry
L GIoves Uudsr.shirts DrsEsrs. suspenders, and
large variety OF small wares a. 392 Grsndst VIII 90 WEI
BIZ calling before they make their purchases a. Lss SAP
seriber has adopted the plan OF selling very '~ P'''
~ '"' THOs e. BROWN S92 Gr.nd-st
NIB dealers supplied he dozen or nai so.:o'
.hs
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PRACTICAL HINTS

nm TIE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF
ODiSEAsES or The LUNGS, by James Stewart,
". D. Fellow Of the College Of Physicians and ssseons,
author Of PFsc CO Treatise tbs Diseases OF Children,
&c ke. Price l2i ctS.
We doubt muca II this htt. book does not contain the
greatest truth presented q consumptv-s AL ds.i
cate persons and public speakers should read this work
iNsEYork Tribune
Universal History q the Mos, Remarkable Events
n All Nations from the Earliest Period 10 the Present
Time formngs Complies History Of the World part ?,
vol 1. Price SO per No.
All lovers Of history who desire 10 have Il brodRht be-
fore them in msstery and with liberal and
ghtsned views, In sReciact compend Of - numbers,
should buy this work.
Guy F.Wkes, the Guapowdsr Treason, By W. HsrTi-
Ainsvorth. Price . is.
This work. founded on one Of the remarkable
events Ia English history s written in the authors best
style and forms remarkable record OF those times.
IN PRESS.
Dick Turpin. The Bold Highwsymsn, a Romance Of
the knights OF the Road Puc- . ca.
For sale wholesals snd retail By w. II. GRAHAM,
al 2tis Tribune Buildinfs
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At Mstuehis N J. on Tuesday 2sth March, by Rev. DR..
HaldeDbsrsh j. DUNN LIrTELL to JULIA L. only
daughter of Mr. Smith Bloomfield
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THE NOTE-ROOK

nFAN IRISH BARRISrER The first number Of this
~ ighy interesting work IL published in form
or 10 bsnss memoir Of that distinguished orator
Richard Lsler Shell. The remaining sketches will be
published weekly and each will contain memoir Of the
sasesmen and patriots who abored In TIE Of Ire
land As the galaxy Of talent introduced In these sketches
spoke and wrote the Union they necessarily
be Interesting 10 rishmsn Important law proceeding
dwe on in which engaged ths minds OF f,ver.
ton Cnrran. Burke. Saurin, Piunket smith, OConnell,
She'll Holmes &c. &c. The second number will contain
memoir Of Chief Justice Burke For sale by W. ".
GRAHAM r DUNNlGAN ISL Futon-st, and BERFORD
L Asto HousA Price At al
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LAMP DEPOT,

LAMP DEPOT,
NOS. 1874 AND 1876 FuLTOS-5T. Sun BUILDINGS
I o. FAY has just received from the mandatory Of
Solar Lamps for psrors, warranted perfect upeqused
10 style sad beauty Of hnish-uew p.tterss the hsrd.
in Hsw-York m2g imis-
EXTINGUIsHfNG FIRES ON STEAMBOATS,
EThe Presidents and Directors Of Insurance. Com psnes
srd all irsrsssd 10 the navigation and bulldog 81 steam
vessels. invited TO witness expsrimsB: Of extin
gushing tires beard stesmvcssss by the agency OF
steam, on Tuesday afternoon, precisely ~ O'Clock
Boats leave for Williansbarsh from Psckshp Ferry
every few minutes and nbuses will Be Ia readiness
20 ooovsy passengers the plsss dssnsied, whfsh
about hye minutes walk from the ferry. a. zsis-
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AMERICAN

A Nd FOREIGN LITERARY AGENCY PUTIN
1Puhlisher. Bookseller and Importer l55 Broadway,
New. York, and Psferuoster-row. London.
SEw ANERIcAN PUBLICATIONS.
Csmpbes Lives Of the lord Chsncellors from the
lest the reign Of Georse " First second and
third series-T vols, $50, -2
Steksnd's Lives Of the Queens Of Englsnd. edi.
ton II vols IA 5. $40. So
Don Qaixote, translated By C. Jarvis. illustrsed.
vols Svo, IS
smsons Overland Journey Round the World. In eloth,
Il -.
secre' Memoirs Of the Empress Josephine. translated
from the French. vols. i2mO. 80.
Books. periodicals. &c. imported 20 order
BIZ q y HL-rNAM rs RrnaAN.Aa
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DROC " DO /, She lbai IooIeih Z

DROCLA1 ATI0N-"Wh IL She that looteth forth
Il the Morning fair 40 tbs Noon clear a. the sun
terrible with Banrsr!" The thousand Thousands and
ten thousand times ten thousand OF the People Of the
Saints o; The Most High under the whole Heavens OF
every Nation and Determination who sosptical Of the
perfection or the psrpeuity VI every human Government
IN the whole Earth Ia preparation for the battle
the Great day OF God Almighty who sfe willing To-
uted 10 ssseuble in their Scvereign powers. God
People and Gd in their midst and 10 organise into Cod
hnscSm on ESrth ia Heaven; with The Messiah for
their hins Of Nsions He The King Of ssin;s whose
hnsdon 70 % ever sstins KINGDOM. and Of whose Do
mnion there snail be end. and al Nations shall ssrye
and obeJ Him With an Heavenly Order Ct Nobility
according 70 the Word Of God Strictly Christian Char
aetsr crtaron of Cit z-nship and for PubIc Ono. and
The Bible for TIE Supreme Law Of every Land
Given through Inspiration Of God, 10 at-d States
o. Ansres, ~ JOHN COFFIN NAZR0 ISRAEL, OF
Jerusalem, Del Grss Archbishop OF Tbs Israel on God
and hoysI Goyerncr Of Gods Kngdon-thus formally
proclaimed BY lin, DIT the AEtaons and the Revolu
Dc Dieu. A In.
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- Eighth Wsrd.-At meeting in Committee held
70 the call Of tho ard Committee, At a. How
ardst Monday evening, April g. % o'clock Of the
Deleeaes elect from the several Districts 10 Eishth
Ward TO the Nominating Convention Of the Eighth and
Ninth Wards, 70 be held at a Howard II. Thursday
evening" April g. the following gentlemen presented their
credentials from their rsspectiva DFtrictk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Italian 0PRRA HnrsF--nsor. ,- ap,

ITALIAN OPERA H0UsE.-Dsors 0peo q half
pss- a--fsIforn snc, a. o'e.-ck rrecisey.-TJ rs
DAY EVENING, April ISIS viii be presented. 10,
line IN Amssiea, the neW Oecr-. IN four acts, with
nsg scenery decorations, &C. entifisd SkBUCO-hnsic
by Nefdt Nsoaeo, ss T. % Beusgen,Ano. Isuael 81
Bailini, IichArah. sig Ros Abigail. sixnorins I
rrufh n a Priest Of Bel siE Blond; Ada sig Pie
test Anna, sirz- 4. Avsza6ro Maestro Direttore
Sgnor sah Leader Of the orebssIs and chorus master
Sig & Lelu. No lady, anaeeorupanied By . gentleman
admitted Ga "Wednesday NAsUcO. ~
ALLEN DODwORTH
HAVING BEEN URGESrLk SOLICITED 10 repeat
his Concert given IA December At lespeefaliy an.
uounses a SECOND GRAND CONCERT Al the T.ber.
nscls, on THURSDAY EVENING APriis. lie will be
assisted BY MISS JULIA NORTHALL,
Mr.. ) LEACH,
mR HENRY scHxITZ,
who will perform Fsntts on the French Horn, intro
dseiog the extrsord mary effect Of playing oasrtse on
one instrument
Me..r. a. c. rIMM aad GEORGE LoDER will pre-
side AZ the pisrofofte
DODvORTHs CORNEr BAND urdsr the direction
Of Mr.. II. Dodworth who viii perform. in addition to
other Sc seioes part Of Fseien Dayas ode symphone
Of LIE DESERT.
The AMATEUR cORNEr CLUB have again Kindly
consented 70 sPPes in public, and viii sss. In too pieces
Tickets 81 cents 10 be obaineG Of Mr. D. s Broome st.
snc stth- principal music stores 81 is
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BOOTS AND sHOEs--By A. d. GALE. ssors 2sr
ID PesILst Tuesday, April 4, at " o'clock NJ 500
boots shoes bcgsns Sc comprising general sssort
OF fresh and fashionable Spring soods adapted 20
the city and country trade Constantly han an sssort
m OF the above at private sale. aijtis'
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~. United Brotherr of Temperanc

Brothers are requested be punctus at the next meet
ing "Wednesday, 5th April AZ O'clock NJ At their
Hall cor Of Lispensrd and Broadway Alterations IN
The Bylaws, important to members will be acted on
All Ahseni mamhera MLll be hned 50 cts 81 Nls.
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IT. AOPPOsITION FOR ALBANY
EsS3yirINOsys Of sailing, Tuesday, ThanSsy and
$500 saturday Tho celebrated stssnbost JAS.
MADISON Capt sissoo, will leave the stsanbos pier
foI this tTg.stsyi afternoon a. O'Clock
ror passage freight apply bosrd or 70 STAN
LEY, &C the ofies the wharf, foot u Robnson-st-
Fgsis taken st reasonable rstes. ~ lie
IT. ANkW-YORK, ALBANY AND TROY
Ssakf1 Line for Alosuy and Troy direct, from Pier
At the foot Of Cortlsnd-sf. Pefsoss taxing
this boat will arrive In Troy 10 limo 20 tsts the earliest
mornDs trains west to Buffalo aud north 20 SUsoss,
Lake George and Champlsp.
Ths low-pressurs stsanbost EMPIRE, Capt w. W
Topper this evening at O'clock Regular days Tussdst
Thursdsy sud Saturday For passsss he apply on board
or to 8. =. CHAMsERLIN 1t the once "a The whsrf-
Freight must be In charge Of the freight agent, tbs
company will not be responsible for ioss ~
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FLOUR AND AEAL-The market for Flour 10 not
very scve but the demand rather larger larger than Il
VS.. on Saturday. There few orders from the East
and the trade are buying rather more eeiy thsn they
were There is change In quotations to notice lnfe-
nor parcels OF Ohio Troy picked up ate -, bat
fair good Michigan and Genesee bEinss6 ooa6 20 ana
pure 0enesee is steady at 62i Favore brands sell 81
sbove rates. The snount thus lar teesivea eS~n the
ana The OF prices downward Sales 600 100
bbs were made Of Richmond County 81 20 on the
b,snd, "a store Mess in demsnd but the
are limited. About 400 500 bbis hsye been solo ~
for Jeusy. We note sales 500 bos Rye flour a. o@i
GRAIN-Holdsrs were less firm at the close and Gene
assl,ps on previous rates Corn vas and
the sales about % 600 bnshes 81 bSi cents for eel
.oIs a. ssg,: some 5000 bsshsl. Oats have improved
and COO or zoo bushels River soid 1T Gfi cents Jef
.sy s7at rS%insl In Barley there :. sptSaof ao1ss
rive was made al rs cents delivered - - .
WHisKY-Ths market 10 le.s hIn and 400 DDS SOC =,
Oh cents for Ohio Drudge b held al p cents time oV'
oPRovisIoNs~Fo Pork the demand 10 moderate, scd
,ss A. ar Prime and so for Mesa Mes. could hardly be
boush. alone 81 $40 Besfs dull and he qaots,ior'
nominal sass sod ssss tSr CSIa.'y sI 10. B..i
Hsmssf SIldIi 50 for River Holders have been sn ?.
ps Liverpool The ssPp Of fSss sS msi Am
on terms no, made public Lard less active the supply
bes less pressing Sale. 500 Or goo sbls at q i0r common
sEEDs-por Clover ihsrsis fair inquiry and $50 bbi'
sold at a64 for Old; 6id6i for new. Timothy wsoL
NAVAL sTORES-We notice sales 800 oos Ne~oetn
Rosin st 20 cents delivered. Spirits are 20 cents ana
steady.
OIL-Epfiisb Lnseed 10 heavy and could be bought al
81 cents There 10 considerable Offering " arrive besi
American IL held al 80 cents
RIcE-sIs. 900 tisress at Ass 50, the latter not
strictly prime
DYEwoops-A small sale Of Lssusyrs Loswood was
made at S22, cash.
GROCERlEs-Thsre 10 no important change IN the
leading articles Of Groceries bat the transactions Sugar
and Moas.es have bean 70 fair extent
note sslss OF Is hhds prime Porto Rico at cents
mos; NewOrieans, In bbs at % and cents OF Sugar
come 100 bxs Havana Brown ana White sold not
trsnspired of refining and 80 hhds Cuba Maseovado 1t
d<i cents .
LlMiThs arrivals have been large and 800 casks sold
Of - eents cash.
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APpI.ETONS

I library MANUAL-D. APPLETON L co. have
IL recently published Applstons Library Manual, con-
tanning Catalogue Rais0nue Of upward OF twelve thou.
sand Of hs most important works in every department Of
knowledge In all modern languages vol 8go OF $50
pages Paper cover 81 halfbOund 81 q.
Such book has eDg been needed, and should be In
the hands Of every purchaser and reader Of books
as 2rs Boston Courier.
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NOTICES.

~ Geutiemrn's Hars.-srriHG S,ys.-BIRD. cor
ner Pine sni Nssssa sis-Gsu ereb'. Hat, of the
pstt-rn, sov --aay foT Inspection AMI sale
The prilsiPA feature Of ths new Style consist, n
convex tip ~teh, toseiasf Eh graceful 0u line Of side
crown. sud Il bri rsnd.s it shAps of peculiar
elegance knd tNls Bird
a. ruThkSlnis- .arner Pin. AID F.ssau stL
Posr OFFicE, NEw-YoEE. April I. Isfs.
re- The Steamer Caledonia viii leave Boston
We1nescaT, TIE 5fh April Hsr mails will close the
Oiiee or Tuesds7 the 40 ias atst Postage on Ell
letters must be prepaid ~ B1slon Letters Of half
ounce or under cents ald -.ch additional haf ounce
cents y 81 ROBERT II. MORRIS P. u.
SPLENDID GOTHIC
~ Door Plafe-.-kntsrts's nez and splendid style
Of Gothic Door and Number Piates-enrir-ly rev and
origns designs. Tn0s> In want q soueihing srd
splendid their doors invited 20 call and examine the
shove articles Also splendid assortment Of Gothic ano
Shield pattern Bell Pulls K. ROBERTS.
j3l 3nisTThkS 80 Broadway. near Prince-st-
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AND ROUTE-sEpucT!0n.
k68 - SOP FaEIGHr-kssaisf Mel Line

SX-z-b.,~sen Nsw.YoIs snd Boston via
stoci,y.o, ard p,oya~oee sud ster April I, Iess
hs n. =. 81 Sr.,shs osr Of this hne leaving
Battery place NORTH side Of Pier No North River daily.
Sundays excepted at oeloek ~. wi, os = ionoS
cent? Der cubic foot; boots shoes eennsts and bst
10 essss per cubic foot on wsfht soods hom 70
To and from Prop,d<aos-on messafsmen; soods gene.
rally cents per cubic foot on boots shoes sna
bas In cases cents cubic foot on weight foocs rom
20 cents % IS ceps per lbs per tariff Of rates
Shippers are requested to b. tsrteaist In mns ,as
goods or nsrchssdise Of sny Description WI DO rseevsa
without bills Of isdns being rivss tferssor ..
hoard the Sts1msrs AZ the ocs ofthe Pier
49, - ' - 80 IS Sn
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RIRTH
MARRIED ,

On Sunday, March 2s. the Lady Of sTEwAkr HARl
MOE. Esq. Of q daughler.