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A,rived-Ship Philadelphia Wears, rAeImo REQ 4
and Gibrstsr March 3, ffuit, &C TO Ora2es LEVIN
IAN mon. 60 strge passgfs March ols la' - - oL
I'd ,n stoke ship Wellington. hence for London, ds out
The Warren has xpereDced very rough weather dUriDf
ans Fshius (of Batmore) Munson, Lsguns u do, log
wood oder Left bark Vernon Of NYOfk dg for Siet
,in; schT LYDIA NYork O. Commodore Perry left La
surs Tor Car pssehy March J. with u steamers Scor
Sion las and Water witch, and bomb brig Vesuvius
: .,if Falcon, Lieut. Ccmmd 0lasson, was ct Laguns
Nsrca -
Frs Time Groton. EOrears % de, molasses to Finch
c. Nsven Sst ul'. lst 50 ~, lon - 2 spoke ship
.lish Of and from Philadel for NOriesns Sd ost, ai
n III lon - H. spoke big Lamar, Of NYOEk, steering
.osth ssu'. time spoke big Joseph BRYANT o. Bspsor
orn Boston for BavsDa running Tor hampton h'aas nav
rs sprung her iore-ysrd IN a'qoA ana received o'"s
BT. Excel Rsyel Savannah De, cotton, to stursss,
ssbT Monte Stokes Norfolk Sc hours corn to Brown
Oi =, sehrsdu. Bay Halifax Ms dc, a'b, to Hunter
=, .esr Mesors, Smith, Bermuda de, suowroot, to
r, cir Mary Elizabeth, LenOirs, Ahehat MS, "A ds
s,t5 Wsrns Gs,ley, Hartford. "A hours, moa,ssS
~ sally Maria Smith ehDeoteasue, corn 20 N Fox
scbr Cas.aodfs Hickman I'm Chibootesgue, oats, TO
So ysrrsr I'm Cbinoo,eAeus oats
Lynch, ChlncOteaSus corn % Is N = OK
go a.nrv Chase. Jones, HHbleheso is, FISH, order.
Sbr splsaald Given, Havana 2ith at, sugar, &c to
sSI May Ann, Croker, fn Harrington Me, spsrs, to
nss.hSH,rr.op Prce. Beaston Wilmington NC, DE-.
naval stores. 20 l. McCresdy.
.,iied-Paeke;.ship S Switzerland, London.
ssrss Ar phion Stockholm; Beaver, NOrlesns.
Rrir Manhattan, Apslschicols
Dtsa.x-I shir end brig unknown Wind INV.
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rAsfIroNABLu pANCING
: $50 BROADWAY, corner O Blesctsr't- Cformsrl,

A $50 BKOADWAY, corner OF BIeecker'st formerly
n occupied by Mons Chsusudl
Mr. BARRETT, PROFESSOR OF DANCING,
Pupil Of the celebrated =. Coulon, from Paris and OF
Great Msrlboroug Oh Loudon respectfully announces
that at the solicitation Of several families hs intend.
commencing third quster this Spring, on Tuesday the
ia inst the above rooms when hs will give lesson
In every fashionable style of Dancing Days OF attend
snca on Tuesdays and Thursdays Ladies and Juvenile
At o'clock Private lessons 10 gentlemen from O'Clock
until 10 Terms made known application TO the above
establishment n the days and hours Of teaching.
aQQ fisas
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AMUSEMNNTS.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUsE.-Doos open at half
! past 7-Perormancs O'Clock precisely. --tRl
DAY EVENING April 7th, 1913, will be presented Srt
time America, the Opera. In four acts viii
new scenery, decorations, SC entitled NABUCO-MusIc
by Verdi Nabuco, Sig T. q. Bsneventsno; lsmsel Sig
Bailiui; Zschsriah, Sig Rosi Abigail sisnorins
Trufh; Phenens sisnorina A Patti; High Priest Of Bel
Sig Blond; Abda Sig Psmontesii AIMS siera.
Avsgsdro. M.estro Direttore Sisnor Bsrii Leader oil
the orchestra srd chorus master Sig C. Lletu No lady
upsccompanied BY q gentleman admitted.
On Monday NABiTCO.
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HOSIERY,

HOSIERY.
nyRsONS no have examined the stock OF Hosiery.
4 Gloves Under shirts Ura-ers. suspenders, snd q
srz- variety Of small wares - 392 Grand s will DO well
By calling before they their pufchsses a. the sub
srbsr has adopted the plan Of selling a. very lov prices
Tor the purpose Of making large tales
THO5 r. BROWN S92 Grsnd-st
y B. snall dealers supplied by he dozen or half doreu
at the case price. for cssb. "a eas
ssHE WAY 90 things In the fifteenth Ward
j The MONTH Committee shepherd knspp Cnar.
called themselves togstker last Monday ssenne tna
nominated The Ward officers from their own nufnoef,
COMMITTEE preseat) Such disinterested nsts Unity
should he widely known FlFTEESIn W AkD.-
WHITING PAPERs-A large sssort neut rom tle
w most celebrated rnsnufsctarers for safe BY
NIL lmis JOHN CAMPBELL 4 Co. il"s liz Nsssss~
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ALLEN ponWoRTH

HAVING BEEN URGENTLY SOLICITED TO repeal
hi. Concert given Ia December last. respectfully an
uouuces SECOND GRAND CONCERT at the TsbeT
nscle on THURsDAY EVENING, April 6. lie will b.
assisted BY MISS JULIA NORTHALL,
MR. = LEACH,
MR. HENRY SCHMiTZ,
who will perform FsntssN on the French Horn, intro
dueing the extraordinary effect of playing Quarte!ts on
one instrument.
Messrs n c. TIMM aud GEORGE LoDER will pre-
side at the piarofofts.
DODWOkTHs CORNEr BAND, under the direction
OF Mr. r. Dcdwofth who will perform. In addition a.
other selections part ofFeeien Davids Ode Symptoms
Of LIZ DESERT.
The AMATEUR CORNEr CLUB have sssin kindl,
consented appear public and will assist 10 tso piees
Tickets 40 cents to be obtained Of Mr. D. iiS Broomes
ard Al the principal music stores. al sis
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n. OPP0sIrinN FnR ALBANY.

IT. AOPPOsITioN FOR ALBANY
ss.3ttfz5s Regular asye OF calling Tresdzs', Thur
Gays and ss,srosys The oeiebsssed
steamboat JAS. MADISON, Capt si'soe, ~iv cave
he sts. boat pier foo. OF Rob,usoas ihCfssy ~
srooor Anil g. a. o'clocs For psssase r.isa sp
DIV 90 bard or 10 q. STANLEY s the Office on ,bs
w6f foot Of Robinsonss Freight ssAen 81 reasonable
Taea- 80 "
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LAMP DEPOT,

LAMP DEPOT,
NOS I3t AND 1876 FULTOS-ST sun BUILDINGS
4 q FAY hs. Just received from the mandatory OF
y. q Mod-tt, fall and most splendid assortment Of
Solar Lamps for parl0s warranted perfect Upequsled
in stye and beauty Of hnish-new pstteros. the hand
aoest for sale and the cheapest Lamp Store
10 New-Yors. fn-s iuiis
nGGUERRE0TYPEP PLATES OF superior quail
Dity a. wholesale sn1 ressl-ca'es chemicals ana eve
rvt1g IN The line constantly hand. and for sale at
ANTHOEY's Nations Daguerrean Depot,
mil imis IA Broadway. south corner Of AHrrss-st
A WNING POsTs Of cast iron and frame WORT With
n .u,ping. md. apd pat up At reduced prices, b.
DUNCAN i WEST, Little 6re.n'st
,s,i. near Lib-fty-st
80 o00 TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
SZ,SttO on productive real estate IN this CITY
JOHN T. CONREY, 10 Jones' BUILDING
=. o.. oO Wslst
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THE LAST TEST BY FIRE.
ATTHE LATE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. which destroy
1ed the large 6story refinery, with a.! the I'M
msuse stock and machinery Of that extensive establish
ment osned by Dennis Harris, whose loss would have
been mach had he not have avaed himself Of
one Of Herrns's (Wlder's Psteur Sc amander SAFES.
where hs books. money and valuable spers TO large
amount deposited and resjrsd 70 him nninJured
after having remained in the bung ruins for II hours
Thus adding another 20 the many former testimonials q
thu great utility OF these Safes
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be so 70 every who has books property depend
ins upon the faithful construction Of the genuine sssman.
der SAFE, a. furnished by the subscriber.
The safe all uded to be a. my store, the on .
place in te city where the senupe Wiaers Patent ssz
fnapder SAT, car he obtained. and rood TILE given.
sILAs c. HERRING, lS7 spd $50 Wsterst
Al imao6Uk4fM
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DISTANCES.

EXPENsEs. HOTELS AND SIGHT. SEEING IN
ElTALY AND GERMANY Now ready. lsmo, IS cts
oniy lCO printsdD Pocket Memorandum Boob in Italy
and Germany 10 1917.
ALSO JUST IMPORTED
Murrsys Hand-hooks for TrAvelers-North Germany
a nd the Rhine. Pest $40. 50 30.
South Germany. the Tyrol, &c. 81 IS
Switzerland, Savoy. Piedmont, &c. q IS
Malta ard the East, louian Islands. &c. 81
Egypt snd he Thehes vols
Spain, An6alusis Grau.da, Madrid SC. vols. Sc.
PUTNAM. Bookseller, Importer, SC
Dis Iii Rrnadwav Y and Pstern1ster London
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LIFE INSURANCE.

on .e 81 Nali-st
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL Life Insurance Com
psny has lust made its snuusl report and DECLARED a
diyidsBd Of 50 per the premiums paid Insurers
in this Company are required 10 pay bn1 oNthAL, me
chants sellng goods distant customers should Always
that their lives insured and the poey
hsd by the seller By such arrangement 10 the event
of death the closed without cost 70 The city
merchant
but 4 Co Frederick Demins E,q T. D. Morgan Co.
Pratt Woodford Co.
: NISSAN NJ n. 65i Broadway, Physician.
N d. MORGAN, Agent.
at J. w. JUDD, Agent for Applications.
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NOTICES.
r7~ Eipb,eeu,b Ward.-Atam.e,iu. ii

~ BiRhteenth Ward.-At meeting n the Demo
cf.ic hlg Electors 81 me p enteenh Nsfd held al
BaT. He-f Hotel, cor firi r'.tu- 81 Ts-uyfourih-
April ;. l8f6 ON motion. Or. JOHN D RUSS was
c.. 81 TO Il. Chair and PtrEz .1sEP and a. Y WEN
u.g appointed Sscr-tsries
GA motion. the meeiilr proc-sd ed o. ballot for seven
Deisgses 70 rsVres.ri The Wsrd In tie Convention 10
nominate Police Justice and Justice for Jurisdc
the Sixth Judicial District and the folio
declared duly elected viz
Jas NJ Flsrcfeau, James Andersor, Charles Brown.
Charles Sutton, David Perrn, James y Ods
Blazius Moore.
On motion % ursuimousy
HefsiVcd. Thai the rpe experience ard high personal
qualities q Napoleon Mount IT, ESQ jus euiite him
10 the favorable consideration Of the nominating Conven-
ton a. candidate or Poie4 Jostice and
fully present bis said Convention for that Office
hoIed, That the proeesdlnts Of this meeting BE- pub
lished. JOHN D. RI S. Chairman.
7. Sa,Kr. Secretaries. So.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

HAVING A SMALL VACANCY In my Boarding Sohoo
would call the attention Of persons II they
siih 10 find pleasant healthy and desirable location oi
their .Ous address Principal, Tribune Office box 200
.h will meat with Immediate attention 90 IL
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SPLENDID GOTHIC

- Door Plnfes.- RObertss new and splendid style
of Gothic Door and Number Pates-entirely new and
original designs Those in want Of something new and
splendid on their doors invited call and examine the
above articles Also splendid assortment Of Gothic aud
Shield nattsrp Bell Pulls K ROBERTS,
g2l 9niaTTbLS 552 Broadway. near Prince ct
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FOSTER AND ENGLISH

ON THE FRsNCH REVOLUTiON-G B. ZIEBER
VS. co. li Chesnnt ST. Philade phia have press snd
will publish mn -diately-
The French Revolution Of l5i8 its causes sectors
events and Influences by g. Fos'er and Thomas Dunn
English illustrated BY ten enPraving., on woed, by
Hinesiey after design. By barley. Gsvarn Gilbert AM
otherI' 10 yonue 3yo Price SO cts paper covers
or IS cts bound
The object Of this work will be u present exposition
only Of Oh. events the Revolution, but Of its philo
sophcs and social relations 10 the history and destiny OF
humanity
The trade viii please 70 send in their orders early
a. sis BURGESS. SrRINGER co N. Y. Agents.
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~ Lnfoyeue Hail.-The ffierds Of ZscHARY
TAYLOR favorable 10 his nomination for the Presidency
invited to assemble in the large room Al lafayette
Hall on THURSDAY evening next April 6, at Y o'clock
Several gentlemen will address the meeting Ga every
succeeding Thursday evening the large room viii be
opened for the s.me purpo,e BY order OF the Commit
a. %ts
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Tia Family COMPANION OF
c Fricay, viil contain Part 2 OF
Tss Of the Huggsoots and the
Sire of the U1itei States with
ithcaltiss 10 hi. Jurisdiction. -
FOR sale AZ the various News
5EO NEsBITT. Publisher /.
& Wan-st Tostine Buildiuss
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CARPETING.
CARPETIN0.

CARpETIN0.
YOUNG JAYNE,
400 Pearl Ct second Carpet Store
EROM CHATHAM, are now receiving nom some 81 The
l. best manufacturers In Enslsnd Ard America large
aud splendid assortment Of Tapestry Brussels Three
double super and fine lnsrsn Dsnssk and Venetian Car
pstugs Also, Window Shades. Table Covers Msttinss
and Oil Cloths sheets of entirely pstterussl OF
which will be sold at extremely 10 prices for cash
N b. large lot OF all wool Carpetinz from auction,
will be sold cirt cheap al lmis
ALL THOSE splendid Carpets lately arrived In pack
n ships New WORKS and John r. stiady, consisting OF
ADMINISTER, VELVET, TAPESTRIE,
Wilton Brussels Tsps.trs sad Brussels Carpets, will DO
offered for sale until May |. AZ the store IL
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
2rnis 4S2 Pesl-st first pet store fom Madison.
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~ Thirteenth Wnrd.-At = large aud enthusiastic
meeting Of the Democratic Whgs Of the Thirteenth
Wad convened according 20 previous notice az 4Gt
Grard-st "Wednesday evening the 5th inst for the
purpose Of receiving the report cf the Nominating Com
mittes for the Chatter and School Offers and also
elect Delegates TO represen, this Ward 10 the Fifth
Judicial District nominate Justice snd Police Justice
for said District Dr. A. w WHITE, called % the
Chair. and THos n GOULD aoo X II JonssToS appointed
Secretaries.
The following persons then elected Delegates to
the Fif'h Jude Convention
James Dewey = Atkinson r. " Johnston,
DR. David Wells. Thos. w Thorne, David Forbes
Thomas G. Gould.
On motion, said Delegates were empowered to FIJI all
vacancies in their number
The Nominsting Committee then presented the follow
ne ticket for Charter Officers, which unanimously
concuned in
oYsAldermGn-WILLIAM TYSON.
Far AtsistaHt AlIermen-WILLIAM A WALKER
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WARD MEETINGS.

~ Third Wnrd.-We. the undersigned, Wbig In
.fo IN ne Third Wsrd hereby certify that AZ an eec
ION hsid this jb dey Of April at % Narren-s pursuant
os call OF the General Committee, the following named
nsous we're duly elested Delegates from the Third ard
= District Convention TO BE- hed at The Second Wad
Hoie on Thufsdsy 6th inst a. ~ O'Clock 20 nomn-
- an Assistant Justice and Police Justice for the Fins
Judicial District.
Smith Dunping. Il Hatha Ay, A. sidney poSne
T W Faulkner, Martin Schultz
The Aboye delegation have power 10 an vacancies
SAML II MABBATT
" FATfLENER
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WARD NEE GS.

~ Ninth Ward Al 4 meeting Of the Demo cratic
Whg Kisstos Of the Ninth Ward, ls pursuant 70 no
CUTNINGHAM. Pa was called 20 The Chair and
Ass VAs ORnES sna JACOB L sEsaise appointed s.sre
cent The Ward the ILd D.riet Conysntoa for
pating Ward and sP,eis. Jg.tee., viz
4 cuuninshau 4. Vaa orden jane. Ball,
John W. Ms.d, VIM y 'ble, Jchu D cluis.
VIM Smith, Jr
The Ward Nominating Committee reported the follow
irg for Charter aud School Ulcers which, mo-
''on' were sssni%9o.,y aoI IRRe0R DODGE
For Afsisiaaf Aldrrmaa-slLAS Z. HEkRING.
II. HOWARD cAR6SlLL, WILLIAM WELLS.
BENJAMIN D; wlsSEe, WILLIAM H RICH
THOMAS LoyETT, 4..JoMN KEYsER.
p a a4ahh s' WRIGHr. So Il s SMITH
w \ CUNNINGHAM ORRIN II SINS
5..HiRAM BusDETI Or JEFFERSON
For school Comm,siiontr-JoHNM MCLEAN.
For Trus,e.-B. r. CURTIS
For CARBOHYDRATES BUXTON
VIM 2 Smith Jr snbmitted the following resolutions
Rs'oIred That in JACOB L. DODGE and sILAs c.
HERRING. our present worthy representatives in the
Common Council, recognize who have by their
constant and unremtng attention 10 the duties Of their
ces, alike regard and esteem sud We hereby
pledge TO them our undertaking support 81 the ensuing
ResoiU,d That cur present Assessors II HOWARD
which they have discharged their duties, recommend
themselves being worthy 70 receive renewed
Resolved That hereby approve Of the balance Of our
ticket as unanimously ratified here toni ght, and we
pledge oursev- all honorable exerons 10 elect II
% notion The meeting 40 ourned.
SAMUEL A CUNNINGHAM, Chairman.
4 VAN oEDtS' Secretaries s6 II
J. SE8RiSG, }
~ Tenth Ward.-At large and most mani N Gus
meeting OF the Democratic Wing Electors held ct Frzs
Hotel on Wednesday evening April 5, the following gen
teuen were elected the Fourth District Judicial Con
venuOn:
N O. Bradford Hora,io Reed, TbAddeus c. Davis,
James Biddie, Elijah Secor, T. W. Thorne, Jr.
John l. Beman.
The Ward Nominating Committee nj de the follow wing
report: -..-. .u ..
For Aiderman-ROBERT T HAWs.
For AssisfGnt Aiderrnan-DAVlD MILLER.
For Ass,sSor-DARUS FERRY.
For Constable JOHN T. BRAlHARD.
Far School CommtssOHsrs.
GEORGE HARSEN. STEPHEN ID SKIDMORE
For Trusfee--JEREMlAH J DlCKERSON
For Inspec,oT-JOHN CARR
The announcement Of the Ticket received with the
highest enthusiasm, and determination to it,
election. ". 6. BRADFORD Chairman.
4. RIe eGNi5Sok Vice chairmeu.
THOMAS KING, al
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r. Particular Notice.-Persons about breaking uT
snd wishing TO dispose Of any portion or al
u their furniture, will hnd ready sale for the same BY
sending line calling upon the subscriber
ms lmisaod = COLTOS. 3i6 Broadway, Gothic Hall
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CD FOX SALE-A small white Spanish poodl e
$3.50 dog imported from Havana, ID months old
having long straight hair, and for beauty OF
form action il not surpassed BY any oher dog In THIS
oiv Cost S25 and will be- sold for ele the /.
going abroad 10 be a, l6S West Eighteenth st IL
NOR sALE-The unexpired lease Of the Livery Sta
L bic In Monroest Msket-st. together with the
horses, carriages light vehicles harness Nc me proper
ty of George Kerr deoeaed For farther particular In
quire Of a6 IN CORNs. V. ANDERSON p Elizabeth 81
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down. Conn.-The l2fh Summer Session OF ~ wees .
will commence May charge So, In advance limited
member Of pupils rec de vito the principal sud receive
parental care Young lads attended to and from schoc
Circulars snd minute information of Rev n. Chne, ~
Nsrket.t as tmysl ID. II CHASE
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u Celebration of The Birthday of Henry
Cny.-A meeting Of the Committee of Arrsnsem' ns for
the Third Annual Grand Festival in oommemorston Of
th- Birthday Of Mr. CLAY will be held AZ Broad way
House on Thurtday evening, April G, at a O'Clock.
Y. W. ENGS. Chairman.
IoHv T DoDGE. Secretary o. 2tis
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BOARDING SCHOOL IRVING INScIrUrE
ID Tsrrytown, n Y-The Summer Term will open or
Monday the ist Of MAY with and improved orTsni-
xAt0n VI the cssses Juvenile Department, embracing
young lads OF ard eight Of ase will bs estsb
l.shsd In connection with the Institution.
The attention Of pareats sni zusdAns is respectfully
invited the pamphat Circular for the year 10 be obtain
I'd Of any Of the patrons u the lnsutue, Of ClNk
Aus.in. .O5 Broadway, or Of the undersigned
WI 2. LYON. A NJ Principal.
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SFRENCU a. SHAW. rs Ann..

RFRENCH & SHAW, 10 Ann.st a few doors
from Broadway, manufacturers aud dealers, whole
sale aud rstsil in Gent . Fine French Dress Boots
Shoes and Caters invite ths attention Of the public
citizens and stranger their extensive assortment OF
French Calf and Patent Leather Boots shoes and 0ssr
which they have constantly hand and will make to mss
at the following low prices, viz
Gents lst quality French Patent Leather and Dress
NJ sooti Isncy t@ps1 ana ,s..
Boots, calf tops. .......................6o 90
Do Let quality French Calf and Dress Boots .:.'4 ~
Having secured the services OF former foreman in
establishment of the celebrated Concanop OF Psr and
Opera Arcade Lc.ion we thnk ourselves warranted In
saying that for style durability and chespness we can sur
any establishment IN the city aud please the taste OF
the most fsstidious so lw,
W2- PIANO, GUITAR AND SINGING
taught by Professor and Composer OF the
University OF Lsydsn. Term. moderate
y y VFor card. Of address. apply to Mess" wm.
Hall Son. music dealer, 2j9 Broadway aud Psrk-pscs.
at 2swimTh8M'
STRING RoNNETs.
~LADIEs ABOUT PURCHASING B0NNETS
viii find it to their advantage TO call on Mrs. A n
MARCY, where they will fod large assortment
VI Of every description OF plain and fancy straw
Bonns and at les. prices than any other in the
city Also splendid assortment OF French Flowers Rib
0"' &c all OF which ~, % m .IG 5s%s sow.
mil TurhkStfs opposite Rivinstonst.
DON'T READ THIS,
But 60 and tell tho whole world that
ARCHER's SPRING STYLE or HATS FOR Iss
IN ALro0ETHER sURPAssEs snythos Ia ths'hss
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CANT and ssrvcssble bat call and OF
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