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NEW CARPETINGS
IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE SPRING TRADE
SMITH s KNAPP,
- bluadway,
lOppostte fhr cry Hail.J
Have Jr>l RECENE I'd, 3y late arrivals. a flil a.
IsUIfmruf NJ
NEW AID ELEGANT CARPETlNGS.
% the latest best designs. adapted 0 every sfve uf
furnishing fl great variety 0f entirely new patterns VI
w.. sel-on-f
ENGLISH FLOOR OlL-CLOTHS
4 80 0n hand a fi.l assortment ri
AMERICAN tARPEIiNGS
Of al kinds
Rv cluhlug their attention exclusively f0 This depart
met 90 trade and receiving their good, direct from tie
FORE and American Manufacturer. they are enabled Do
offer peculiar Inducements fo purchasers
CHOICE BKl S~FLS CARPETS az 81 ~ per yard
Orer goods selling a. pr1porIonaic pncts alb lmi.
CHEAP CARPETING-.-R LAWRENCE IN.
y Fle- fh- public io embrace re present opportunity oi
purchasing ar0ets a. o Brussels, 3py, Ingram
add Nru-f an CarpeuIg-. heavy on Cloths, Dwggef-.
slairrls, &c &C. may be- I1rclascd AZ q taua..
the mos favorable terms myj iu.&lfW-
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-nInLrArANp DENTISTS, COIN FOIL

kFoi So -Huff u an iAlll iSltr-l4-
S Vale, 5. ! per esag a.sco1a.
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CALIFORNIA.

IALIFORNIA MINERS DEPOT, ~ Broad
\ ss-1-rriau-r'lv established i.r 't-l'.'.l' ace
q r. l-gr....- Pea 81 lrrI- 'r- -..l-frs-- W Iri-
rs Fan ,rf 1ft.r .lre-r- God " z-hers. -li i'r
u c.--aae Il 50 81 ...-f lers PIH'1 aai Al good
sr- lanes Tor inllllg. - ..-a are -A- -i7l 0i E
bell who La. IA cnn. ferab.e c,rierr- D .nf d
econ II f.~,-'-,. fef5. - WALTER II GIBSON
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CITIZENS F1RE 1rsuRANcE co

. WILIIAH'tI HDH, T. I
NeF-fOrs Ofcss, u Mhll-.r aud l67 Bov.rv
'THis COMPANY, With fill cash capital all paid r
and securely invested continues 10 ns re- againsf o.
Or damage by IRE, on dwelinghOuses merchaudi =.
Iousehod furniture, and All puOn. of p~r.ona pro.
perry % A. favorable terms the city Offices generally
DfsFtrOEs.
Dsn-i barn'H, Ron b-fs-y, Jss & Bad-r
Jsfsn1sh Johnson Jotn N.,,. o.. ~
Thonss ncElrsth Arr, A ai,.,d ~ 49,
Sr Jaw I9tr sssss. " To-E.enf
BnasI. Psimsr
DANIEL BURNETT, President
JANIS II. DC LFAF, Secrefars
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DISEASES OF THE UTERUS.


'I'HFlR SYMPTOMS. CAL SIS MENTION AND
i O. RI are admirably treated ia Dr. Diaons WORK oi
oman aGd her d seases ron thr Cradle to the Grave
TIE entities Dr. Dixon o the thanks u every good
ulau the community New orb Albion
Popular Treatise. addressed 20 Young Men. contain
ng complete review u the symptoms and treat
eut of early decay and excess and every DISEASE
u language adapted fO every reader For sale ~
IN isff DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune Balldlng-
DR.. HOMER BoSTWICK,
I ECrURER, AND AUTHOR u a complete Practica.
IL " Ork The Nature and Treatment VI The Geulf0-
Organs q4srfp, = splendid plates ~ Up. P1ce SO
ra-tl1 MICA al s4rsra J.4rasl.
Wfhout Attempting unsts of To-. -
puoIcstons he .sd -.s-y
fhi. f-cest thcgt q9. stsn squt
he 1st-- sq1A Dr. Bost-
~ g'ul-su god al notns pfsvsn
~ofs 0a s1sad th- sld he fct Gser
s-d - ia produced ihDfolsh r-i
ssf-at if-ai- -nHb Tar .1yths n he md
bf.1h ~ rrsfrrs ssfsr1f0r- -supfe1 Us r'HIntfy
Author " treatise enftrd Hlais ~ Young Men, lfpp
- pages prce q. Author - The Family Physician
S. sc Llr-- orE. can 0e hai NJ ,ne publishers,
is ~ BURGESS STRfNGER. - Broadway.
~ l- tlfhor. ~ Broadway dOor- above BroOHes
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PRESERVED MEATS

FOR CALIFORNIA
V'Hr BE>T ARTICLES 3D. ,le County Z, ne way q
THOMAS hENsETT co
r-fs.m. o. - 0c-sLp
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CALIFORNIA
MARCH REPORT.-THF CONNECTICUT VT.
.'lILAL LIE IN,LAANCk COMPANY OF nAkI.

Ia .'sH foilcles IN March .--...-.....-... II
oIp crflhcaie- for third annual dividend q 80 per
now ready for delivery GI-Y X PHELPS serr.-s v
Nev-fOrk ONCE, a Wall-st
;. NISSAN, I'D. Medical Examiner, A. tho no
dA4iy rom 10 O'Clock Applications for Insurance. "a
lorna nsks eIcepted,l made 10 W. DURHAM "a,
AZ AkNlmis 10 Primes Buildings, - Wa Il
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DotNGs ~ ruK poirCy CoVKrs. The business o.
yr.f., qr-.-
er psfss~s J..s- rans.- -etsrcet olfrs.s
rsas3 Nurphy 80 Fo House ~
sk. asu-i B-t-y az Csthsfn- Msl 49,
chsg- stealing messy, sln,--tus 70
sn III po1r-r NJ Poke. 81 iough,, hsv-
rhsss~d custty By 80 lssi-. is.s- 80
a. sr.ui1auon 800. - s-snr
"a Gq-aau. b-ias caught ne ST. Neuus oi upc,-c-
...ru -H...k r~4
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II. Amcricnn Union of A..ocintionl.I,. 7

~ American Union OF A-~ocintiOui>t-.- TIE
aulua. meeting of hc American Union ~ A.-oc soul-'s
Will be- held s' tle Na of fhc American Musical Institute
Lyccum Btlidnc. SIS Broadway. on "Wednesday. May %
a. % ocock \ NJ fun attendance of Delegate from
Affiliated ulou and oi friends ol fc generally j.
eafucs..y desired HORACE GREELEY, Pns't
myS rhSMruNis
IL The Orange Mountain Mntcr-( ure Is
Iabii>hEent. -tisici near south Orange NrN-Je-s So
wal uc rCopvcd Tor reception patients tae 1t of Man
AMI VII De- Kept permanently open hereafter. summer and
Winter TIE establishment has very superior accuuno
dauou>, having private oas attached 20 patients rooms
tlc AIS throughout tc mountain aud The sCcvrN of lc
vicinity unsurpassed ly M me state The cars "
The Mofus Wd k>,cX Railroad, which lc establishment
situated leave the foot ol (nrfiaud.f \ a. O'CLOCK
A. NJ. ami o'cocA =. daily. arriving 40 >uuih Ormce
ahoaf one hour Letter, addressed fn pr 4 h At kh
FL. south Orange. Ne'vJersey, will receive attention
an ,f.-cuts
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L NF>F Bi lLDlNG>. Bruziwaf- between Prince ana
~rrrr --rh- lection. flr ar-r-f u tr 10 ID Aul
'e oils oi fhc kird Dob i, country * DIG TO- AI'
.-t asses az sociefV China. fnr form n Nltrlurni,
manner and customs progress 70 tle Aris Regions Law
Literature Agriculture. Trades anf NailiAc.ifr- i COM
a.. ~ ar~e number nf fgurr- uf me kr ui f several
hundred %. nrg- stores. apartments, vessel 10. model, of
temples iorse- ard bridges specimens 1f rianuitc lr- no
a-.,r. trs- agriculture and mech au-al dement's,
musical Instruments lantcrl- a. Ac Open daily from
N rII0P VI Admiialce - cents. Children under
j. vear- oi az la.f price a. 1871
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A~k~, Plates, rmral
Ir 30 Inc ~ 81 40 ..-
iQNl : Sa--L-- d.. 4-r-
J Mys .a..s
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iii THREE DOLLAR HATS, that we, al
sEik look a. well 40 any A. has made are sold by
Caps % CO losl ali h I
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cftitce exchanged "ft 80
RGAkDi>E.-Ou snl acer L. Nsr. gent cael caI
~ De- comfortably accommodated WIZ 1,'-..s- 9eafl
or bioakfasi and lea In ne pleasantly SITUATED house =
Norm Mooresl Al interview nsy te bed nv ealing az
oi hc1frr-sf sS WIS
ROAEn-ln Brooklyn. % Ssnds-sf t.c .ruufe, va-k
~ -vi- fuie4 fc-fr, pleasant flf angie genie
meu. vl.l t, cr pslsl board A.so. pleasau, parior
Oh. q fsuly. 81 S4atssf nv. ors
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= BENJAMIN,. BRAss sPRING rRrss.

TX BENJANIN,S BRASS SPRING TRUSS
- Ms il3 BeekHan-st y. never grow weak
y rl-t Num the moisture or heat ~ the body
Ouc- n gAf. always rght" Pressure grad.
usfei from ! 10 y BE- without = bars-pad
winch does greaf injury 70 NJ spine Sr days ma given
and u not perfectly sansfsctOry money returned Thomp
sols Iu.se. A. reduced pnces A.o, tho beet And Of
sao1ider Braces and Abdominal supporters 81 .seodn
DOVER PRESS WORK-Dons by GEORGE
HALL - An'4Ie bl1.d4-gs, basement als ~
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l. L. SNOW. Auciionecr
L. D.. SNOW desiring not 10 leave his family iOf 'nl
Ia. Ona present respectfully -oicits share OF pub
he patronage the Auction and Commission line, which
he viii be happy receive NJ 81 Annst lie viii give s
personal attention 10 the sale Of all goods, merchandise
Except intoxicating hquors and real estate, M puvaie
auction sale. any part of the city Tie viii also pu
chase secondhand furniture Advances made c0nsgn
ments settlements promptin every instance
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LIFE INSURANCE

LAf
TIE NAUTILUS INSURANCE COMPANY. 6s Wall
=. make. Insurance LIE for any amount not ercsed.
inE toHp Profits divided Annually. Risks continue %
oe taken Oh lives = persons visiting
CALIFORNIA,
IN limited smuunfs, for he term u years Medical "a.
amipers 10 attendance daily from 20 5 O'Clock 2 "a
MORRIS FRANKLIN Psesdeut
nlt 'i PLlNf FREEMAN, Acmary.
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mens settlements prompt IN every instance
4 J BLEECKER, II H. LEEDS AND n MORGAS
AuctlOneors
CITY UOTEI.-A J. BLEECKER co II "
Y LEEDS Z co and HOMER MORGAN Will sell a.
auction THIS DAY, Monday. May = the entire and cKion
valuable furniture contained la the Ciy
Hotel some Of which Is almost new Also, all the -veI'
silver plate &c SC. Sale commences NJ .. O'Clock,
precisely. N.Y. DIS
THEODORE MAILABS viii sell a. auction 81
he cabinet warehouse. IS Beekmanst corner bod ~
MONDAY, I'M INST NJ l0t O'Clock, elegant snd new ufm-
fure of ro.eW ood mahogany aud black walnut snd wa
ranied Catalogues ready myJ ~
BENZ MOONEY, AuclOnecr
BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCGION.-By 4
DGALE, a. store "a Psarl-at.-b'O cascs. cOmprtng
general assornen Of boots shoes leather and oveshoe-
on n ESDAf, May 2, a. 10 O'Clock A. ~ III
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Pension and Bounty Land Agency,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Office removed to 18th street, opposite the Treasury
Department

GEORGE M. PHILLIPS, Notary Public, Com
~ missioner of Deeds, and formerly of the Trea-
sury Department, attends TO the prosecution and
collection of Claims before Congress and the several
Executive Departments of the Government His
attention Is more particularly directed to the pre-
sentation and prosecution of CLAIMS FOR PEN
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Revolutionary Invalid, Navy, Half pay or Widow s.;
Presumption and other Land Claims;
Revolutionary Services-for Commutation Half
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War with Mexico;
Contracts with the different Departments for Sup
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Settlement of the accounts of disbursing and other
officers OF the Government;
Collection OF unclaimed dividends on the funded
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Being in possession of large number of Rolls of
the Army Of the Revolution, he is enabled to produce
the proof Of service" of large proportion of those
engaged in that struggle, and for which they or
their widows are entitled to pensions from the
United States.
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THE REPUBLIC.
CIRCULAR.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED proposes TO publish a
l. political Weekly paper in the German Ian
principles by which the Administration of Gene
raj Taylor came into power, and being DESTROYS to
obtain the aid and cooperation Of the Wing party
he would respectfully state the reasons which, in
his estimation, make il desirable and necessary
that such paper should be established at the seat
of Government.
/. The number of those who use the German lam
guage as their medium of intercourse is upwards Of
Three Millions, and this number is constantly in
creasing by immigration.
2. The name of Democrats being the appellation
OF the liberal or popular party of Germany, to
which all the immigrants before their emigration
belonged, they do of course, range themselves with
the party bearing that appelation in this country,
as soon as they are able to exercise the elective
franchise; and the more So as the country teens
with Democratic papers in the German language,
whose particular object and anxiety 1t Is to use this
misappellation to the best advantage.
3. Although there few Wing papers in the
country, they bear principally local character,
and, relying for their support more local patron
age than ON their subscription lists, they do gene
rally stand or fall with the success defeat of the
Wing party in their particular section.
4. The Germans, however, being an intelligent
and reading people, are accessible to sound argu
ment, and paper conducted with uprightness, and
speaking the plain truth, will be able by degrees,
to overcome prejudices, correct errors and misap-
prehensions, and by its own direct influence, as
well as by its influence upon the local Wing pa
pers now III existence, VIII, II Is hoped, produce
the desired effect, and gain the rejecting and think
ing, that is the influential, portion of the German
citizens, over to the Wing ranks.
.. The undersigned is well aware that he has
many and serious obstacles to overcome, but rely
ing upon the power of truth and the cooperation
OF the Wing party, on account of the intrinsic
merits Of his enterprise, does not fear to be charged
with entertaining too sanguine hopes, if he antici
pates satisfactory result
FREDERICK SCHMIDT.
REcoMMEsDATIoN.-The Wing State Central
Committee of Massachusetts, being satisfied that
German newspaper, to be published at Washing
ton, as proposed by Mr.. FREDERICK SCHMIDT, will
be OF great Importance and benefit to the Wing
party and the country, cheerfuy and earnestly
recommend to the Wings every where to subscribe
for such paper. GEORGE MOREY,
EZRA LINCOLN, Chairman.
Secretary.
BosToN, October 20, 1S49.
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