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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
Second Board
CITY yRADE REPUHT.

New YopK, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 20
The sales of -four continued moderate without change
in prices The transactions embraced brands Of Gsne.
Black Rock Troy &c. terms stated below Wheat
In fair request and sales Of Gsnsees and Ohio were
made at full prices. Corn was inactive; the show OF
samples light, and sales moderate. Rye and oats
remained about the There change in meal
From Boston learn that -four stood without material
change Grain also remained unchanged. In Buffalo,
We learn BY telegraph that -four and grain we're dull
higher rates The receipts OF -four were light,
wSle wheat and corn arrived to . fair extent for
port shows that Flour and Wheat steady while the
receipts by canal net large With those at
tine earl, last On sSs
we're light Prime Lard continued In good demand, while
Pork closed ut rates which showed more In the
market. Groceries exhibited material change, aud
sales Of sugar continued to DO made at about the same
prices.
little in first hands and The market for both sorts was
frme- Sales Of so bbs Pots made at 50 co. and rs
bbls Of Pearls were made at S17s
extent Of 500 bbls at IS So l2X for common and
irg Waterford 1T SO o6 ard Black Rock at So OS14
So l2h and 800 bbs river equal to Troy were sold
And 49, SEQ i SS. os..so s''
Inactive while have change to note in quota
TONS Whea-salss Of $500 bushels of Genssss In
$500 do Ohio white sold at 1890 Corn-Trsnsactions
limited. Sales Of 1000 bushels Virgins made
by measure at QUO; l00O 40 New orleans ~ weight az
sc and about $500 do New Orleans slightly touched by
heat, sold at 6oc and 1000 do, Northern round
yellow were sold at SIC. Meal Jersey quiet at
81 s7K 50 "A; sales of a 400 bbls Brandywine
made at 81 cay Rye-sales Of 5000 bushels, In two
lots were made at 74o, delivered Rys FeurSales Of
$50 bbs made at % So though the asking price
bushels canal were made at 49, Besns-Sale Of 100
bbls Southern white were made at TOO.
CoFPEE-A fair inquiry forths regular trade with sales
Of 400 bags SumatrA 1t SIC, months; and $50 DO st.
Domingo ct 60.
CorroN-The sales amount to about 700 bales day
prices are unchanged
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We shall issue our regular edition Of the Weekly He
raid to morning. from this Office at the usual
hour 1t will embrace the recent important from
Europe remarks Of the English press the French
revolution and the progress Of revolution Europe
aud the usual compsnd of miscellaneous matter from
all parts OF the United States, Mexico and Canada
including the proceedings Of the Military Court Of In.
quiry.
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Police Intelligence

The Ntp Mdgisrates and Cltrks.-Now that the six
Police Justices elected the six clerks appointed
by the Common Council TO attend euch POLICE Courts
the step that will be taken will be to swear them
Into ONCE; this ceremony will be done In few days
and then the Common Council, understand, will as
ssn them the following courts for servce on the I'd
Tuerday In May
Police Court 7ombs- Justices Osborre and Lothror;
Clerks, Stewart and Murray
Police Court, J.fuson Mrkef.-Justces McGrah
and Bleskeley; Clsrks WEIGH and Lalor
Police CoMt, Esstr Market-Justiees Timpson and
Mouutfort Clerks Riblet and Davidson. This arrange
ment We think good, and doubt will meet The appro
baton OF all.
Pas.ing Counterfeit Money Captain Cargill, Of the
9th Ward Pol'ce, arrested yesterday, women called
Resanns Carl on charge Of passiuss $5 counterfeit
bank bill on Jacob Fnk of No rs Fourth street. knew
ing the tsme to he bad. Justice Roome locked her up
for sfurtber hearing.
Bwgiory.-1bs store occupied BY Walton, Wood and
HART vas burg,ariousy entered last night by some
daring thieves BY forcing entrance through the
second story window. by which they ob,sned ac
fo the store The rascsls pred open the desks and
carried III $7 In beonies, together 1000 segars
worth Sl6. No arrest.
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City Intelligence.

The WKArHxR.-The weather, yesterday, was clear
air was cooler than had been for days
and the ground in the morning showed slight frozen
crust. AS the however, the air became
mild, and ut quite spring-like In the after
noon it ss ain became somewhat cooler, but with sp
pvarsnce of foul weather. The night was cslm clear
and beautiful and the soft rays Of the moon gave
tranquil and pleasant appearance to the city.
The Ryss PAVEMENT IN BnoApwAY.-Thst section
Of Broadway, between Chambers and Vesey streets,
win soon present most S::utfq a.. ana clsaniy sppesr
have contracted With Mr. Russ for his pavement, end
the mate rails already hand for the work The de-
been manifest and the bsautyias Of that great tho
roughfare by It will only lead to its general adoption
throughout the principal streets Of the city.
The FIRE IN Warren srREkr-Ths FIRE In Water
street, at O'Clock yesterday morning. attended
with a considerable destruction Of property. II as
first L. the Large lou, ,tHy and attic :tOr:
yet ascsra aimed. The lower moor was occupied BY
Mr. L. Taft dealer In preserves, jees SO, whose stock
cured. The second floor was occupied by Mr.. d. l.
Cawson, wire cloth and seIve manufacturer, whose
m .sont 81 600 sns yss aso tn.
was occupied by Mr. Willard Leonard fur dealer and fur
cap manufacturer The entire stock consisting Of furs
moss, SO. destroyed. The damage II estimated at
from 50 coo to 81 OOO which Was also insured The
communicated to No 1913, occupied by Mr.. John D
by Are Was very trnDs though by water 10 estimated
NJ $4,000, which was insured MI. l. had on hand
very large stock oocupyns the whole Of the build
was upon goods sored in the cellar The are also
muncsted to No ise, the upper and lower noors of
which we're occupied BY Mr.. s. H. HILL agricultural i'm
plsment and seedsman. The dsmage was principally by
water $1,000 being sufficient to all loss, and
insured to the full amount Tbs intermediate floors
were occupied by Msssrs Klein, Frank Co. dealers In
fufs and deer skins whose stock damaged by
to the amount Of $500; fully insured The buildings
daaee to the amount Of about 81 00O belong to the
American Fur Company, and were fally Injured.
FIRxs A Ere was discovered about half past elk
O'Clock yesterday morning. IN the cabinet shop In the
fling damsge. "A fire also discovered 5esterday In
tho house No 1876 Elm street, which was also put out
with very little damage.
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Married.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. DR. HardsbberQ, Mr. SMITH
BLOOMFIELD, OF Metuchen, ~ j., to Miss SUSAN LOUISA
KIr. of this city.
On the evening of the 18th inst, by the Rev. w w.
Everts Mr.. FRkrxLrN l.. HALL to Miss ELIzABxTH
KNIGHT, all Of this city.
Yesterday evening by the Rev. Mr.. Ostrom, Of the
Presbyterian Church, MARVIN ARNOLD HorKiSs, Of
Brooklyn, l., and SARAH JANE CoLLIrs of this city.
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Reproduction OF tho Hair.-Tlms an.

Reproduction or the HaIr.-T1ms and sick
the evil gen that mischief the ha but
we have spell against their whitening influence in PhsonI
;euT dadI9a End s.Olatons Of the erss which cause
the materes morbi which destroy the life principle Of the
fores but Il muses. vgor into the ce u,tion VITALITY
into the fluids which the growth and hsslh OF the hair de
end For sale Phalon 81 Broadway and the drug and
fancy stores in this city and throughout tbs Union
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Loss OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA, ON LAKE ONTA-
RIo.-This splendid new steamboat, belonging TO
the Ogdensbu Oh line. driven ashore the mouth
OF the 0enesee river, during tho gala yesterday p NJ
She reported to be total lo.s Tai from Rsehesfer
.qdv April 10.
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'svRE SABLE BROTHERS IN WHITE FACES. q.
Evans leader and bone player Of III. Sable brothers,
.p.ctfuy that his benz fiji viii take place thu
friday evening, Anil a. at Conve! ton Hall Wooster IT,
between aud cker, winch .sson (n addl
ton to their varied Eh plan the brothers WILL
appear in white faces shi- NIGHT only sing severs
qusrees soos Sc Tickets twertfve cents each children
half price Doors open st7 concert to commence O'Clock
pre. ,sel
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| CPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHIN0AT THE CITY
- Clothing Waehouse 10. Fulton street, opposite the old
North Dutch Chuvch, Coats from 81 to 10; Pants from to 81
Vests from 81 whole suit for So ID. r. Smith, 02
Eulf
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Have you read the state ments OF ths won
derul scacv of the Canchslagua, medicinal plant Of
vtues recently this country from Caforns
They emauste from the most and regard
usal which be found the columns Of the True Sun
and Morning Starr also extract from the plant at the
Of the leading apohecaes in Broadway and throughout
he civ.
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CUMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.


Quotations for stocks to-day rule about the -
those current yssterday The only variation notice,
was An advance in Reading Railroad bonds OF K per
cent The transactions only to limited extent,
and there appears to be No anxiety to force Sales
At tho second board there were only small Sales ct
prices current in the morning.
The steamship Washington left this morning ct 10
O'clock for Southampton She carried out only 100000
in specie . much smaller amount than anticipated
This with the shipments by the Hibernis makes the
port by the two steamers $65s975 The sailing packets
will carry out smaller amounts.
The arrival Of the packet ship Duohesse d'Orleans,
with three days later intelligence from the continent Of
Europe gives further accounts Of the progress Of
publican principles and the downfall Of kings princes
and prime ministers The financial revolution con.
tinuss undiminished in intensity, and there were
rumors Of many failures among the leading houses
in Europe This Is no more than what has been
anticipated. The darkest times have by no means
been seen; 1t Is yet but the beginning of the end
and the most disastrous effect Of the complete dis
organisation Of the political elements Of society and the
financial revusions has yet to be realized The political
revolutions ay subside, and forms of govern
ment may arise from the wreck Of dynsstes and the
ruins Of monarches and order may be partially
but it will require years to the disasters which
have overtsken the financial and commercial CLASSES
and spread ruin throughout the length and breadth Of
the land We can hardly form any ides Of the probable
extent Of the financial revolutions It will be- If posi-
ble general than that Of political character 1t
will reach sections where the republican spirit dare not
yet intrude and fall upon many who at present be-
yond the influence Of the masses.
The directors Of the Hudson River Railroad Compar
have called for the fifth instslent Of $40 90 per share
They have also given notice that subscribers who prefer
paying up the remaining instaments and receiving
noses Of full stock, bearing interest at the rate Of
seven per cent may do Our advice to the stock
holders h to not pay up single dollar faster than you
are compelled to.
The returns Of the Banks Of New Orleans the
condition Of each institution the 25th Of March, lsis
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VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT THE HUT. HINs0N
aunoupre to the czsrs Of New Yos their intention Of Civ
ing Vocal Entertainment at the Tabernacle. on Moudey
kyening April a. which they Will have the
pleasure INTRODUCE programme Of their most approved
ChnIcb Bell s. James on The stormy SEA p BE hind to
the loved at home The Mountaneer )" ere the
th,r :" The Song Of Lafe"The Revolution in nrope
There's good time time coming :; he ship on Fire "
Ola rpis State Cards admission, 50 cents CHI 10 be
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TEMPLE OF THE MUSES.. IS CANAL STREET
Crest rush to witn.s. the Ta.Iesur, at the Temple
and huess who each evening will give series OF
Tablesux which bring down cheers Of admiration, from
crowded ard enthusiastic audiences hese Tab'eaux
universally believed to he much like the Model Artists
under Amongst the Pictures represented the
following The BAH. Surprised Madens Rescue. Esvc-
rte OF Sersgo, the Soidirrs Dream &c. &c. Coemans
q none The " nie undr 20 management OF Mr. Bruce
Norton ca .RrINE, Proprietor Doors opsn AZ 7,
formsucs to commence o'clock Paquete IS cents; Or
Box. so
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ID ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM--P T. d RNUAT.
- rroprieioI;F HIroHcocE Masage,lspendid Perform
ing quar- before Mr. st John the American Fire King
will red hot Goals Of IRE blazing balls Of birthstone ink
two splendid pieces. h. "HuaoIou. Spectre Bna.s,o9m
Visit Now YORK; Miss Bernard Miss Julia Noble MIR.
Yass, comic ard fancy dancer, Mr. A De La Pierre and
otherI r.. Pelbys splendid Wax Statusry, Madame
Roesws Famous Ad%i..on to he whole m
10 years Of age old enough alone i2K
Reserved front a. shifting ssch
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Notice The Sale VI the City Hotel Wines
will 10 continued by Henry H. Leeds Co. at the City
be sold Some Of the faest wines reserved for
the second day. Sale peremptory.
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wi ny, No 60 Wall Iirsetn conformity with the ,squi.i.
:!sem:nt :.AmOunt Of pl.nun. not NAKED of April 3D.
:es ssS ' The
OF ss s.d
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:sass a. y. ~ sS o., ps,sss
Il; ssac, d. sai sei.t. s4ls 8, q H,os
Az. .So;. s.1a.f'
az s:: me ss... : s. S:: s
and o s,s5 s% 30
The Trustees have declared dividend ofhrtytwo cert
ON 1t x:
:'S 81 ;iS'ss pis
@ 3, paid , e h soS' Ssv s sf s
.a% Of Million iSS1 he
4: Il S
soN h.s aT;'
stew ar, g. Msr.h George Ha..iug; e. " RoEsn Hsny
HEP s.%%si b.ai. william hms
a ss.s Stone: Tssst N;isy 5;pfS E.I
FhsSsd ' Bsso ~ %s: sI
%oSp wHETka H.a. VI;
4. II. STa q Vel: % III
the business being continued hy hesy Wells e. ~.
LATE Crawford Livingston. ew Yerk, April 10 1853
V>aE CO.PARTNERspIp HERETOFORE EXIST
ing between the this city under the name
style s.d firm Of p Thomss CO.. has been this d,r d.
.,ved By mutusl The unsettled business o. said
Brooklyn. April I, 1878. r J. THOMAS, B. = tn rMAs
place by the subscriber r. JTHOMAs
THE FIaM OF R. B. WILLIAMS Z co, OF NEW
2is day Of Octebe 1877 debts due by aud TO the cor
Germ wi be settled b. X. B. Wliams J. King. H. b.
williams. Andrew D. Hschley, John r. kitg
CUTrA PERCHA FOR FILLING DECAYED
pared expressly for flns teeth, with foil instructions for
using For SAFE by the American Gutta Perca ompauy b
Z. ARMSTRONG;, 1879 William street
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK Gas LIGHT cow
yany April 10. 1919 The President and Directors have
capital stock Of this Company for H.. months ending LIST
February last payable t0 the stock holders and ,fsr Mon
dr. the LIST May The transfer book will be clsed ON
the 25th sst to that date By ordsr C.L kVEHiTT, Sec
rotary -
DEAL vALENCIENE La fs-PETER ROBERTS,
N J Broadway has just received by arrivals 2so
Yards OF Vsencene aud inseE, 30 per fea below
utu.l prices; lace Caps and Collars ew sly es) asc
fom white and black and work
Silk Hose; do. Camuris Handkerchief. very great bar
gain.
nUPLEx AND LEVER WATCHES, FROM THE
~ manu- factory OF r. r. Cooper, London jpst vceived
snd Tor sale, at smsIl advance. by 0ELsTON Tprn-
WILLY No. a Aa,0I d0D00k
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CLOTHlNG-E. DEGROOT CO.. N2 FULTON ST {.
~ near Broadway, New York. have Just opeued large
aud stock Of ready made spring and summer cloth
which will be cheaper than At auy other store the
for cash. they will make order the most fashona
hle style at the following Prices entire sats-Ce1t pants
s25 business office and summer coats, from to 50
Also Shirts drawers stocks collars gloves and every
of t3e utIeur apparel.
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OplnIons or PhysIclans-Or. Toyvuscnd II

y FUyuICluub.-OTs D
almost daily receiving order; from Physicsn. il different
dreds Of certificates have received from the edcal
This certify that the undesgped Physcians Of
Towp,end san.par and believe no be one Of he most
P. Pulling M. D.; J. Wilson. NJ b. r. Z. Briggs, M. D.
Elmendorf, M. D. Albany April 1885, Principal office
l26 Fultcn
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OIL PalntIngs.-T Sale OF Valuable OIL
Panipgs at 800 Broadway. will positively take place This
morning. at 0K O'clock close the April a. 1885,
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MINERVA ROOMS, lc6 BROADWAY, open Ev-
VA night. The original Southern Opera roupe of
Sable HarIaoni,s, NJ essrs W g. Punsr. T. Archer, W.
Browning J. b Farrell. W Eourk Eugens. ~ Bond. Nelson
Kne. Musical Director and Pike the celebrated Aecor-
II unpenl. ed having beeu attended BY
the fashion ard beauty Of The principal ties OF The Unnn
corssrg OF selections from the best parodies
from the oIetes refains melsdies gess 500 e
renaess wtcism, burl.squ-s piis., solos, NC dm's.
cents chldeu accomand by Their parents hs price
d. open at g. For particulars, small
Us j q BNNSON nrctor.
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TVHE QUEEN OF ENGLAND ON HER CHARGEe,,
l. PAINTED by Count D'O,sav; his stsuete of OConnell
and Bust OF tho Countess Of BIssoaon Also Count dor
says Portrait by himself at the Gohic Hall SIG Broadway.
from 9 AM to M Admitance, rs ceuts tytrrct OFT
Note from the Duke Of Wslns to q. Count d'0cay:-
that have scent and told by competen judges (Lsnd
among hem) that the charger mstchlsss, work Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

Tho PIumbs National Daguerrean Gallery
the upper OF Broadway and Murray street,
with propey be recommended all who in want of
good picture.
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MORE SPONTANEOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lvl I'D Ietfer from The HIan

NJ ORE SPONTANEOUS kOOFSJUSTRECkIVED
1v1 Read the letter from the lawyer Hiram ket
ehum, Esq. New York, Aur l8sh, 1918 Dear Madam -
am humbug and sttery. Of kind but yet
when article dtins uishe by real genuine WORTH
think that know dge OF its od properties ought to he I'M
parted portion Of the public least who cted
with those troublesome and often serous complaints which
this by the Of" Cold Cough Group and
81 Other things. which le :, h.w.eves are liable to
Ihy'can except Death have lately been afflicted with
arising think, from an inflammation ofthe maseCus mem
packard and readily believe attended With
the greatest cough has entirely lett me- ana the
inflammation the mucous m:nbrane has b':u completely
mdap. your discretion am madam your ye1y Srateui
New York. To Mrs w. Jervls $40 Broadway. New Yo,k
wholly with Hiram Kstchum E,q he hayiGg
Wholesale and retail by Mrs Jerv. s79 Bro,dwsy Go-n'r
way 2is 2s ss sS 3o3 sos, sos and 52s Grind s 22
SIS osnd 77h Eighth aysuue 223 Bleecker
count corner Of Gend Division streets Brigham II and
100 IAvenue Cru nbie of4th and Bowerv
Apothecarys Hall. Sc Cahsrne street. Lyon 40 Grand
street Gniop. Of Bowery and Grand re.ts Mrs
Hayes 1879 Fulton street, and Blagrove Aarte street
Brooklyn; 80 0rsnd street. Williamsburg. Wilson Gro'er
Jersey city Williams, Newark. Each package is nvars
bly, sgued Mrs w. Jervis Be sure to AK for MRS JEk
vi Cold Candy Pat in packages oils, o. A. and 81
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To INC Ladlcs. William Dbblse, Hair

Dresser aud Wig bexs leave inform The public that
he beautifed hi, e.tabshmsnt and owing
renquished branch store No 6sTk Broadway He re,-
pecay invites his call at his old
1853 Broadway. opposite the Park Mr. Dbbee has tw
saloons the ladies and the other for gentlemen Sa
turdays reserved for children Hair cutting % cents
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A ANATOMICAL AND NAIUJtL CURlO-lTIES-
IA pearng and instructive visit be where
made than North American and Anatomical Museum
corner of Diynor street ana the Bowery in his city Hous
be there by tn. curious ard uniformed we'll
by the learned scientific with profit aud ADVANTAGE There
there furnished ABILITIES for obtaining the important
aad valuable knowledee which should be TO await
thsmselves Ths will be protted by OF
the specimens Of natural history Indian cuo,ires and rsre
whilst adults will wonder at the achievements Of hu
man industry and skill visit to the Anatomical Museum.
above whilst offend the fastidous must
benefit those who g.,st OF the most useful Of oil nio
perfect skeleton ofba ANIMAL the gigantic
fOdon il n be IN IN
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Gents Cheap Summer Cl0thing-An elegant
suit Off co,h for IS. This reality They
onp.e hne cloth coat casssre pants and fancy YES,
d'Ete Bingham aud Linen from S. Boys quits from
81 Cash paid for gent clothing Corner Of Nsassu
and Beekman.
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ed Wigs scaps perfection and nothing has vet bseI
made equal th,mhey and IN
DEFY detection made Of the finest hair and adapted IN tn.
simplet STYLE The American lntitee, al
the ast fair awarded the inventor silver medal large as
sortme mt always hand tBATCHELOh'S Wall street
near Broadway.
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IMPROVED MAGNETIC MACHINES. WITS MAN
uAl 9th edton) PIP 400 giving for their use
rrice. 81, $40, &ls, and 3H. H. H. SHERWOOD. NJ D.,
lt2 Chambers atteet.
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MAXWELL OF MIX LOvER-sOCIETYf TBR aRY.
Bro,dway-Nr Lever btfore his d,p,,ture fs Europe,
will givs Farewell Irish Evenings on Monday and Tuesday.
April "a and as In addition TO Sketches OF rh character,
captains m itanons never before
delivered in New Ycrh The Flooded Hut Of the Misss
sppn the Crook ed Stick" and the Nymph Of Niagara;
Rorv ores Dream Attribute Of Irish gratitude tn Anne
rcsn senerosty; the Irish BegeeIs and New Potstoes,"
with MANY of his old favorite ballads Mr. Lover will give
HI, new ,orr Doctor Cupid "-Admisson SO Doors
ii ar
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r AMARTINE GLUE CLOTH) SACK COATS
IL The revolution achieved by men in Blue Blouses;
Just received from Paris and h Of them made; the
price varies SO to 3h; Business saek S. Cotn Cas-
Cloth Dress Goats made to neaeurs from SIG TO SOC B.
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Hata.-It Ia NOT eyorY colnblnal

Hats.-It - not evory combination OF Felt
and Beaver that il worthy Of being called Hat To
thing without style nish about the casket that holds
the intellect the valuabes within Knox Of the
Bun Building does that HIS Hat: give character
maus face, and he saySn advertise Of hshonss
Though always ready never worn rough" new style
Of Young
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ITO MACHINIsTs-A MACHINisT THAr lS
master of his trade with $500 to $1,000. cash capital,
hear of desirable opportunity to engage ia business by
addressing B. o. at this oce Good reference will be re.
CURED The advertiser has good machiae shop with steam
power and tools, well located FOR business.
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vUNHE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS OF
the Old Masters, comprising original Pictures by III.
tan. nubsn, Raphael Muri,lo v.a.aes. Var Dyek Gu.
Cuyp Wop and others of ths old Masters, IL open
the Lycsu GALLERY, No 3e3 Broadway, from AM to
Pm hdmttance IS cent?.
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nFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT cow
~ pany, April TO- 1919 The PRECEDENT snd Directors have
this dy declared dividend Of four and hs cent on the
capital stock of this ,mpanv for III. months ending LIST
February last payable the on and ,sr Mon
dr. the LIST May The transfer book will be ccsed ON
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