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NkW-ORLEANS-SAtp Francts Ufpau-lsl tierces IsFd
Wordsworth Il Col b5l molasses Barstow Pope CO.
n;lia WabSl, ". Ie7 III. is5 $1,000 ca bs rork
CD lard Work Dfskes7 hhis6 tea lard B-al, Melvin
Dewi-3i2 bbls pork n Wsisrs-57 do 81 hhds hams
los tee lard Norman Johnston CoS5 tcs lard Read
Hoppock5 bxs pork IS tea rs bills lard s5 bales cotton
III do ssins 73l hxs bales skins. Hswtt Lees
Cof7 hhds tobacco Davis. Breots Co-42l sacks corn
1862 do beans Hitchcock Msrh,-4s bses rope cuttings
Butler s. bbis rlola.ses 20 seeks bacon Burgess
fcs faxsesd bbls pork Beck keohsrd6 bales skins
L.ord--3 do ~ bsgs wool Randall
EW.ORLEANS-Bn Bark Sttu arrste-isJ hhds suger 400
hbls mo asses to Cbsuesu. Merle 4 Sanford.
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VOL. 2 NO. IA Series Of Original DesEns for Do
nestle and ornsnentsl Cottages, BY w. X. Raniet-
This 10 nvlusbs work for tbs Architect, those
who nay wish 10 build Price 50 cents
Practical Hints the Prevention aud Tresulent OF Die
esses Of the Lungs By James Stewart, NJ d. Fellow OF
IN. College oil PhyseiA and S1rseous snthcr Of Prac-
teal Trssse the Diseases OF Chiiren he kc. ~ ots
We doubt much II this little book does not contain ths
greatest truth presented eonsumptiv-s All deli
persons aad public speakers shoad resd ths WORK
fNe~-Ioyt Tribcne.
Universal History Of the Mos, Remarkable Events
Of All Nations from the Earliest Period 20 the Present
Time forming Complets History Of the World part :,
vol l. Prce p: per No.
Ali lovers Of history who desire TO have broush, be-
fore them in mastery and with liberal and en-
lght-ned views, In a sgecnes eompeud Of D numbers
should hay this work.
Gay Fswk.s or TIE Gunpowder Treason, by w. Hsrri-
sou Ainsworth. Price . is.
This work founded Of the most remsrksbs
events In Engsh history 10 written In the snthors best
style and forms remark able record Of those times
IN PRESS,
Dick Turpin, or Tire Bold n shwsymsn, Romance OF
the knights Of the Road. Price 25 cts.
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY w. X. GRAHAM,
s62rs Tribune Bui.dinfs
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WHOM TO MARRY

AND HOW TO GET M.RRtED-psrt 5, 81 cents, re-
heeiyed and for sale BY BERFORD CO. ? Astor House
Also for sale
Cruisings Afost and Ashore, BY Ned buntiins. 90
Ad.ms on the Constitution, highly spoken Of 25c.
sceneI In Soldiers Life By J. X. Wilton cloth ~ 90
Dombsy and Son No 49, i2t cts
Twelhh Might No 50 Of the NJ ). DRAINS. ~ cts
The Widows Victim. No. Is Of the Minor. l2t cts.
Life In Paris. BY @. w. NJ Reynolds. 37t cts
Three Gusrdsmen. new edition, by Dumas 80 cts
Tn. interesting story " the Maiden Aunt. p cts
jack Tier, By j Fennimore Cooeer. 20 cts.
Ev, By Edward Mafurin 81 cts
The Afistocrscy OF New-York who they are and what
they were. By an old resident. II. cts
Hunts Merchants Magazine for April ~ cts
The Democratic Review for April Is cts
sArg-nts Notes on lows. with m.p. 10 cts
Chsmber.'s Miscellany, No. II. vets
Seven Capital Sius, by Sue. l2t cts AZ z5s
Brogeonne the conclusion OF 70 Yesrs After Is cts
All the latest cheap publications. and all the Magazines
for April for sale by BERFORD h co Aston House
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NOTICES.
~ Clay FestIvaI.-The Third Az

~ Clay Festival.-The Third ASSusL FEsry.L
in communication OF the BIRTHDAY OF HENRY
CLAY, viii 10 held At the AToLLo SALOON on WEDSEs-
DAY EVENING next the l2sh day Of April at halpast
O'clock number Of distinguished Wings from diferen,
parts Of the county have been invited Tickets may
obsined OF wH R LOuDos, agent At the Tribune Ofee,
ard also Of the usmbers Of the Executive Committee.
PHILIP w ENGS,
Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangements
y
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
" Sale, Of Stocks. &c. see FonA Page,
THURSDAY. April s-P. 4

TsUKsDAy, April 6-P. NJ.
The msrket to day was inactive, but generally
price, we're steady Government securities were In good
demscd aud Treasury Notes advanced to a. an improve
meat Of per cent The supply on the market lie quite
iisat and tbs densnd 10 large.
In Bills the rates are unsettled and the sail IN
important Sterling 10 TO 81 and lower for bills
s,.v,n by pares not well known. Good can be
had al siG3 Francs are ) 30.
In the Freight market there is less movement
pe small parcels Cotton Engaged At Sl6o for Lv.
ers and 900 or COCO tbl' Naval Stores 2.d2s Cd for
London.
Tina French houses which have been retiring
h.i, Anil paper are also taking up their liabilities
,,o, In May where parties holding them will accept
the terms offered.
The annexed statement exhibits the Commerce
- H.. rfers ndine Marrh 81.
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imMEMsE IITERARY,

SCIENTIFIC AND RELIGIOUS ATTRACTION at
oh. Moral Center Of the loslectua World LAG Nss-
ssast New York-5o0oO volun.s Of the most curious,
rare ami reconde works cleaned from all the great 1T
erary en- porsns offered for sac 1t the above
great taz..r Of human knowlsdge In richness extent
sai VARIETY its stock 10 unsqsacd since the earning OF
The Aexsadran Library and s now selling st prices IN.
low for cash. The exsofc mary additions
Of and curious works lately received are hs wonder
and admiration Of all bioion sniscs. The conquered
ities cf spain contributed their quota Of liter
NV tre.ure the exssnes OF which unexpected 60
pr,found was its sntombnent This acquisition opens .
Sell to antiquarian investsA sae gives promise
that the history Of the wonderul people who bat tne
discovered eties Of Yaeesu will b fully deve-
oped and the ysxsd question Of the tea lost tribes AZ
lsn.th dsternined, Cbathsmst may well rstoee for
these disclosures will rssst the highest honor on Benz
Israel -,
The Moral Center Of the Intellectual Word hn also re-
,syei an irnmense supply Of French Italian, Spanish
I'D G.rm.n books from 10, Coutnent OF Europe; while
Tom London t has received 1900 fresh volumes enough
70 dane the eyes Of every behode None therefore 10
Sass Of books need fear cssPportmsnt for there I. no
sasi.ct 90 which the best works may not Be found IL Is,
N posbie more distinguished by i eheapnsss ;han any
.1-sSs,s.i JOHN DOYLE,
Chs,u Ancient and Modern Bookseller, at the moral
Center Of the Intellectual World, li5 Nassau 81 ~ T.
IS 6tiscoiketWs
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cLARK's NEW ENGLISH

C,PAMMAR-A Practical Grsmmsr, In which Words,
Ne Phrases and Sentences classified, according To
their Office and their relation to each other illustrated
BY complets Of Diagrams By 3. w. Clark A Nj
We are convinced hss points of very decided sure.
rory over any OF the elementary WORKS In common uss
IN Y. Courier and Enquirer.
"Thi. Il new work which strikes us very favoraby
Its deviation from older books Of the kind are generally
judc'ou. and often important" lNsw-York Tribune
MIR Ciark's Grammar is work Of merit sod original
ityp Geneva Courier.
THE brevity, perspcuity and comprs hsnsveness OF
this work certainly merits and alone would com
me I'D IL 20 the favorable consideration OF teachers and
learners" lOntaIio Messenger
4" Clarks Grammar have never squaled for prac.
ticabily which Of the utmost Importance In Gil school
books" -
sB CLARK Principal OF Scarborough Academy. Maine.
Published By A. 5. BARNES Il co. 81 John'sL
- tfn
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THE TWENTY-THiRD
ANNvAL txhIhiII9s eg IHt


NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
CONSISTING OF ORIGINAL WORKS Of Living Art
- ists before exhibited IN the City OF New-fo'k
s now open from TO 10 P NJ At their rooms, cor
ner Of Broad way and L.onsrdst Season Tickets so cts
single omission. IS eta Catalogue, ~ cts ~ lwls.
THE COLE ExHIBITION.-The exhibition OF
PsintirS By the late Thomas Cole, now open at the
rooms OF the Att MON. fs1 Broadway II will
continue for ak weeks The sslery will be open RON
O'clock A. NJ until 10 O'Clock, ?. NJ. Each holder OF
season ticket will bs entitled also 10 the rish OF sdmis
son TO the HewYok Gallery Of the Fine Arts during the
contnusnee OF the Cole Exhibition. Admittance - cents
season tickets 50 cents al lwis
'pHE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS
i OF THE OLD MASTERS, computing original
PICTURES
BY Titan Rubens Rsphssl MuIillo, NeasqueE Van Dyct
Giuo Romsno. PsTmi sisno, Holbein, J.u stesn: Carlo
Doc Cuyp Wilson and may others Of the Old Matters
10 opsn at the Lyceum Gallery, 56S Broadway from
A. NJ TO s P. NJ. Admittsncs % cents. mN lmis.
DARNUyI,s AMERICAN NIUsEUM.-P. r.
ID BARNUM Propretor-Y HITCHCOCK, Manager =
Spl.ndd performances the afternoon at ooloca ana
IN tbs evening at quarter TO y. Mr. ST JOHN the Fire
King M eat red hot Goals Of FIRE. blazing balls q brm
stone drink liquid fire. &c. Also GREAT WESTERN
Miss Bernard Miss Julien Noble Mr.. A. De La Pierre;
Miss Julien; Mr. Whitloct Mrs Peby's splendid Wax
sAtuary; Madame Rockwell famous Fortuneeller. Ad.
mission 10 the whole Is Children under 10 years
sac snd old enough 20 walk alone, ~ cents Reserved
font seats shilling extra az
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The members of this Temple earnestly requested
be punctus in their attendance this friday evening as
hey will not only be pleased with the
but buiines Of vital Importance TO every member will be
transacted
". B. Templss will meet every Friday evening at
their Hall, corner Of Broadway and Grsndst
By order. HENRY IRISH, w. c. T.
Go. g. MoRTlNFR, w r. pro TEN AZ IL.
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CARPETING.
cARPnrrNG FLOOR OH CLOTHS

- NTH 4 LOUNsBERY, AS Pssrist. are now daily 70
- ceiving large supplies Of CsEPETISG, FLOcR OIL
CLOTHS for the Spring r.ds, which they oderp.
a. the following remarkably lov prices
TsPestris csrpsiing e large and splendid
Assortment. IFS 70 pr
Brussels carpetinE, -. to la -
Threeply imperial carpetine, "a 70 lis.
Sgperfne aud double s1perhne, :. 20 Is. -
Extra hue, fire common ingram carpets IS. 10 s. -
FLOOR Om-CLoTHs, from 10 "a T. wide js. 10 81.
Together With general assortment Of all other artcle
connected with the trade. squ.lly low,
SMITH LOuNSBERi,
az lmis 4.a Pesrl-st. CD posite Willi.u.st.
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WORKS ON GARDENING, sc.

DILIGENTLY PUBLISHED. The Rose, It's History
llpoery Culture and Classification. BY 8. b Parsons
One handsome royal syo volume with two colored plates
Cloth. 81
IL fs therno.t celebrated, and II mistake rot tho
mos. conprehensve work ths has ever been published
n this country on that subject Hunts Msrcht Mag.
, A. DOwsiNG's WORKS;
The Fruit and Fruit Trees Of Americs, or the Couture
Prnpagstion and Msnss sulent 10 tho 0sfden nod or.
chsrds Of Fruit Trees Generally with Descriptions OF
ALI tho finest varieties Of Fruit Native and Foreign eati-
va'ed 10 this country 8yo Cloth, finely bound ~ 81
Treatise the Theory ard Practice OF Landscape
GARDENING adapted 10 North America with View 70 the
Improvement Of Country Residences; with Remnants on
Rural Architecture Second edition svo. Cloth, - 30
Published BY fa7l PUTNAM. l55 Broadway, " Y.
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POSTER AND ENGLISH

ONTHE FRENCH REvoLUTlON-G. B. ZIEBER
VIZ CO l4l chssnut Philadelphia, have 10 press, and
will publish immediately
The French Revolution Of 1913 its causes, sctors,
events and Influences By O. g. Foster snd Thomas Dunn
Fnsi.h; illustrated by ten ensrsvings on wood, BY
Hinsksy after designs by barley. GsvArn Gilbert and
or IS cts bound 80
The OBJECT Of th, work will be 10 present exposition,
not only Of The events Of ths Revolution, but Of io pho.
.ophc. and .oe. relations TO the history and destiny Of
humanity.
Tee trade will please to sepd 10 their orders early
ISL. BURGESS, srRISGER 4 CO ". Y. Agents
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mEXIooI MEXICoI

WILL BE ISSUED ON SATURDAY MORNING next
w 40 original Novel, called Pierre tbs Psrs,n, or The
Mexican Marches Price 25 cents By Henry w. Her
bert, Esq.
This Of Mr. Hsrbsrts best works snd the Incl.
dents being Of date, and fresh In the mind Of the
public cannot fail to render this most popular work
Orders addressed to w h. GRAHAM, Tribune Build Dgs,
sud II LONG * BROTHER, 81 Annst. will meet with
prompt attention For sale at the Office Of The Morn.
ing Star" the only neutral Penny paper In the city
al 81 WILLIAMS BROTHERS, Ppblisher
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Mr. Manifold John ervd.r Of GLASGOW Manuel Ferro Of
Cube. DIR J Bisslow Of Boston.
For ialfar-R Gohesan, john Tobin, and Jas Cochran
Of II alifAx, yohu Logon u ChAr.estown.
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"A LOVE OF 4 PTCTURE."
GOOEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR MAY.

The Queen OF Nay.
4 BEAUTIFUL PICTURE BY CHAPMAN-Psnted
"A in color. after the orsnaths first attempt in this
country The beauty this little picture be seen TO
be Appreciated IL surpesses suyhing ever yet published
in A Magszin. snd will please wherever it 10 seem
An oriEin.l Picture BY Suly.
M.zzotint by own Artist
a SPRING FLOWER.
colored Fashion plate and about 20 other embeli'h
nent. the best Of Miss Lsses novel Of" Amelia
A NOVEL SITUATION
Twenty-Five Cents enclosed In letter will secure this
best Number published.
Country SCENTS will send in their orders soon, there
will BE- but fs~ copies to spare after tho Number 10 seen
by the public.
win be ready for distribution on the 10Th inst
ADDE'S LA Cooley,
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AMUSENl ENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA HOusB.-Doo's eren ., half
L past 7-Psrsormsaes at . o'clock pteelsely.-fRt
DAY EVENING, April 7th lsts viii be presented. Srd
ana last time the new Open. IN four ss.s Glib ns-
scenery decorations. he. entitled NABUCO-Husio
by Verdi Nsbaeo sig y. O. Be0svenssnos Isuael. Sig
RaiIiui; Zsehsrsh. Sig Rosii Asxsil. Sisncrtns !.
Trufk Phepena, Ssncrns Fsiti h'sh Priest OF Del
So Bionsi. Abdal Sc. Pisuoatesi; Ana, SARA T.
Avsxsdro Maestro Diretto's SisroE bsrit LEADER u
tn. orchestra and chorus usstsr sig G. Li-en NO sdy
unsccompssied BY seri.smsn admitted e
CR1ND CONCkNT At TIE TABEaNAcLE-
NHOn Tharsdsy evenioe 18Th April lsss, the i,.isn
OOers Company will siug the Sacred Drama OF NEbo'
CHADNEZZAR, snd sumo oth.r musical gems r'0s,s"'
me early week
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MOSES B. TAYLOR, secrotsry. a. 4tis'
" EiRhfh Wnrd.-A CHALLENGE--M- PARE

Pr Of 1873 Csnsst having been nominated Is Alderman
II is proposed that pubic meeting Of voters be held
friday evening foot OF Sprngs for the purpose Of hes
ng position Of bis views and or advocating
the measures propounded b. his nominees, being pre-
emnenty adapted TO lesseu the burden OF local and
city Mr. p. is pledged that II either Of the
dcaes nominated Whig Democrat will come forward
and show the irnpsctcabity Of the proposed
tighten In reality the city burdens. be will Immediately
withdrew from The contest VIII IL be pted IS 2s'
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MAMMOTH PAsoaAaA OF rHi
MI SSISSIPPI RIVER!

PAINTING IN rHs WosLpt
DAINTED ON THREE MILES or CANNASt-Ex.
hlbtinEs view Of country 100 miles In length extent.
from the mouth OF the Missouri River to the City Of
NswOrleans and reaching degrees Of latitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WOkLDi
open every evening Sundays excsptedl al the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING In Broadway adjoining Niblo's
Garden. Admission 81 children bali price, The
Panorama will moving at u O'Clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday, and ssturdsys 81
O'Clock. oil fuos
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DON,r RHAD THis.

But 40 and tell the whole world that
ARCHERS SPRING STYLE OF HATS FOR 1913
m ALTOGETHER SURPRISES ythins In the bat
U line 10 New-York Let every one In need OF sn Gle
and servcesbe bat call and secure one 81
Archss best They will nd him and his attentive cerks
agreeable that II will DO considered luxury 70 trade
with him. ISAAC H. ARCHER,
mi liniss 80 Greenwich Il N. Y.
I'm ECONOMY AND FAsHIOS-spnng Pattern,
I'LL lS4sUnsurpassed by any for besuty durability and
chespnsss The subscriber invites inspection before
purchasing elsewhere Every article guaranteed TO give
satisssction [22f 3uis-I J. w KELLOGG, ll6 Csnast
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JUST PUBLISHED

THE CONGREGATIONAL SINGING BOOk-A col
lection Of Sacred husc Consisting Of the most fam
Psalm and II ma Tanes, for in churches, sunday
schools and families. 50 cents
TIE Story without end from the German OF Caoye,
By Sarah Austin. Price 37t cents
Busby oa the Manufacture Of Wine and Visit To the
vinsysrds Of Spain aud France. 80 cents.
Auieisng q Sequel TO Zenobis, ~. l IS
Christmas Greetings-Thirteen new stories, from the
Danish Of Hen. Christian Andersen. 50 cents.
Picture Of Sew-York-A Strangers Guide 70 City ard
Enviro.s with Map and numerous cravings SO cents
IS 5us CHAS 5 FRANCIS 4 co. 252 Broadway
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20. Edward K. McI.nne, Attorney at Law anc

,E5 Edward K. McI.ane, Attorney at Law and
Notary Public, Norfolk Ve.-Prompt and personal at
ention given to the collection Of claims also this various
duties OF Notary accurately filed RftreneesAlpheus
Fobes, ESQ. N. Y; L. w Williams Esq. Hunter Woods,
Robertson f. Brsnda, Josiah Wills, Norfolk. jill lsw2ns
~ Country Advertising GEoRGE PRATT's Asen-
cy is ISL Nsssau.st Brick Church Chapel Advertisements
inserted in all the principal papers Of the United sates
NIL lmiseod-
~ Auction Notice.-F. COTTON will give his at
ton to ali sales entrusted to his during the coming
usual Store SIG Brood way Gothic Ha lmlseod
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xs,- Eishteenth ward.-Ths wbs Electors Of the
E,eh,senth Ward requested to assemble a tns Da
H. Hotel corner of Twenty -fourths and Ihife-sv
on r,iSsy evening 7h April mat at oclooh 70 receive
IN, r-poft OF the Committee appointed to nouinas 1h
ier Oscers BY order Of the Nominating ,sm Ss,
AMBROSE C. KlNGSLANp' Cha.
G. X. WHITE, beey.
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The General COMMITTEES OF Arrangements will meet q,
the Apollo Saloon Saturday evening neIt ct o'clock
The Executive Committee viii at tbs place
ocock. when the Special Committees expected to
make their fDAl sport. s2t
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MErRoPoLITAN MINsTRELS!

MONDAY EVENING. 10th Of APr, The mEIRO,
OPOLITAN NINSTRELs will give their OPENING
CONCERT. az the APOLLO, 4l0 BROADWAY, to Be sue
ceeded by performance every darog nest wssn
texceptus Wednesdsy) The Baud consists Of FIFTEEN
PERFORMERS, each Of whom Is uurivaed 10 his paTea
Ter line and the manager, Ia announcing this sns,
ent 70 public fees hdent that for ORlGINAL
TY and PIOUANCY in the dslinestion Of the LIGHTS
AND SHADOWS OF DARKEY LIFE, IL has never had .
parallel The, pathetic Reirsn' and the prsnti hnmor
their merry wiz dvesed Of The ishtest OF vusHi
~ cannot fail 10 with continuation VI that sppro
baton which has hitherto been elected .
MR. AUSTIN PHILLIPS, Musical Director. Adms
sou Is Children. with Parents or Gd.rdins haf
price. To commence At 8 O'clock T. FOWLER
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.oh! pFejadcs where 10 thy rsasonl
sOh bisotry where 10 thy blushF
THIS DAY PUBLISHED, By the subscriber.
l. pamphlet entitled PaEitsn To!sranes and oass-r
r.n.tici,ra briefly considered. Price IA cent?
~ ssis STEPHEN II. CRANE, Pub lsha, ia Psariss-
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BOOK TRADE.
ARAao,S LECTURES
THE ARCHITECT.

ON AsrRONOMY-A edition o. these popular
OLecfures Is In press and will BE ready In few
days All orders will be attended the werk
!. rsadY LII GREELEY 4 MeELRATH, Paelishers
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PosT OFFICE, NEw-YofK, April 6, 1s4s.
~ Steamer United states from NewYork for Lv-
erpooLetIers will be received a. this Office for the above
steamer until II O'CLOCK, NJ Saturday the 9Th Inst
The sht ell letters per the above steamer by
cement with her gnees will be Is cents for letters
Ching half less and Is cents for each add
tions half ounce. Papers cent, each, snd prepaid
as 81 ROBERT II. MORRIS, 7. NJ.
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CARPETING.

YOUNG JAYNE,
$50 Penlst. second Carpet Stors
E'ROM CHATHAM, are now receiving from some Of the
Il best manufacturers in Enssnd snd Ameries large
and splendid sssortneut Of Tapestry Brussels
double super and ne Ingram Dsm..k aud Venetian Car.
petngs. Also Window Shades Table Covers, nsttinss
ard on Cloth, In sheets Of entirely psttens-al Of
which will be sold at extremely 10 prices for cash
N. B. large lot Ct all wool Csrpeng from auction,
will be sold oirt cheap. al lmis
LII THOSE splendid Carpets siey arrived Ia psck.
y ships New WORKS sud John r. Stddy consisting OF
ADMINISTER, VELVET, TAPESTRIE,
Wilton. Brussels TsPesris and Brussels Carpets will be
offered for sale until May !. AZ the store q
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
Ia3 2mis 49, Peafl-t first Csrpet from Msdisor
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second Judicial District. consisting Of tbs Fourth
sixth aud Fourteenth WARDS held At he Broad House
the 9Th Of April, pursuant 10 call Of the Wing
General Committee for the purpose OF nominating Police
Justice ard Justice Of the Peace for said District the FOL
lowing persons were unsnir1ously nominated
For Policc Justice. .......JOSEPH r. TAYLOR
For Justice Of the Pedce. M CHOLAS c. EVERETT.
RICHARD 5. WILLIAMS, Chsirman
y T.xf Il sff
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rHE OLDFsr EsTABLIsHLD kANO N Thk NNiIE1 siArts,
undsr tis direef,sH Of p Chrty whose ,~'nitbf sac
or,gaai entertainments nightly honofed with srsesSs
and hshy respec able sgdenees and favored Win
patronage By say amusement 10 his atty
Admission IS eents-eoors open ST concert scfaenees
az 8 o'clock.
For the accommodation OF families
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY
Doors ooeu AZ z commences NSOclOck - lwis~
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DREsS BOOTS.

sfOFTHE FIRST QUALITY, on hand and made @
order In the latest French style Drawings taken OF
the feet And lasts kept expressly for each customer
~ The most difficult feet lifted without trouble
strangers lesyisg their measures when In the city can
their boots sent at any future time 10 any part OF the
Jnied States Boys ladies' and chidfens boots CATERS
md shoes
P. S-Southern and Western orders pu nc.ually attend
ID 10 Imln mi..odl John L. MATKlNS. ia Fultonst.