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r2- Mrs. Frances * cmble Butter VIII rear tlis
evening Tuesday, March 49, the play 81 Measure Of Meas
ure al The Siuyyesau iEsue, At u o'clock Tickets TO
be had o. Mr. Pomsnn Jsnitor Of NE institute a. me A.
tor House The Irving House, the Union Hotel, al NJ iran
cis's aud Mr Cfoweu's bookstores. Pdce 81 mis- II
~ Mechanics Ipsiituto.-Tha annual meeting
Of nsuie for tue election Of Officers and standing
Committees Tor Tie ensuing year as pfoVdso 70, 10 AT
TUE rooms Oh T1esdsy evening, 18Th lost al y ococs
puuc,us attendance Of he members requested ny oue'
C. L. BARRlTr Aclusry mis- II
ry Lectures on Physiognomy.-DrJ w REo
FitD is giving Of 10 lectures the Science OF
Pb,siogncmy at the Lecture Room Of Hope Chapel 7i8
Broadwsy opposite The kew.fors botsL M lnese lee
lures DR. will only show the scientific truth and lrsc
uczbily Of PhJ sognomy, but viii make bis heae" rfsc
tcal PhysOgnOmiss 81,
Tuesda,) ev-niog Subject" Signs Of selfish. sofdid
misery character and OF character generous aud ph
Leetares viii commence y O'Clock Tcse,,fr lady
aud gentleman q for the Couise cls single L'cufe 70
be hsd al he door and at lhs BOOKSTORES ~
~ Lectures by Th-ophiiu- Fiske.-Mr FisKE
VIII deliver lectures the Coliseum Ia Broadway ts
Monday and ~ morrow evenings, March l.ih and l5h
upon the wonderful scientific discovery OF M DoDs, Of
Electrical Psychology, sfe which variety OF amusing aud
astonishing experiments upon persons rom Anone .ne ~
dienc- In perfectly wsSefu state their mocns controlled
sway. Sc Tickets Is ooois-hve Tor 81 The as class
instruction be formed In this city VIII meet Al the
saloon on wednesday afternoon at ocoeh. ml~ -A'
rs- Twenty fourth Annual Exhibition OF
the 81 s ,.esoop FOR
The Twenty fourth Anuual Exhibition, ich VIII be open
mI2 Sis j. Ii. sHEG0GUE, Cor. secy MAD
re- THE Treasurer Of the Fire Department
win much leasu'e acknowledges the receipt Of One Hun
dred Dollars is donation from the New.YOrk Fire end
Marine Insurance Company, Underhii, fsq Secretary
JOHN s GILES, Treasurer.
New.York March y. 1873. mis- II
r17- Gentiemen's Hafs-spring styie.-BiRD
OF Pine and Nassau sts-Gentemen's Hats, OF the
new style, are now ready for inspection and sale The
subscriber takes pleasure in again calling sIIenon TO hs
new style Of Hats which merit the attention Of wenrers
only for elegance Of shape, but superior quality Of
fabric Iml 2meodis BRO. cor Pine and Nassau sis
rY-Dr. Kelley in the City on Monday and Tuesday the
2h and 18Th inst which time he can be consulted ct his
Office 3i2 BoweTy. on all diseases free OF charges.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
BARK RISING SUN,
FIRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA.

BARK RISING SUN,
FIRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA.
THREE airy and comnOdioas state rooms 10 ne
No. SALON caa be bad, Il spilled Tor imnedsisy-
- THIS /. 4 new, eA2perbalt BARK, AID 10 hAsy TO
p.., oss Of h- heavily ffeghsed shps which have pre-
es.ed ner Three shues he Rissg Sun Association
o, ..s years SERIES Ia the u May siseasd 10 The
Company, who goes 10 he Vesssl-sso competent Geo-
ozst sad ansrsoT.t 1nf,-r Ire asracrions and sdyies
0, Prof slansc and Prof D. Dans Of as Z. Expor-
tx Expedition, VITO pr-c.des The Company overland
For farther particulars apply 70 ISAAC SMITH,
ms6is- l0l Waist cor. ffon'.
N SHIP sAnO-Rr. FOR CALIFORNIA. viii
49, sal 90 hursosy. 81 Inst Psss-ns-fs viii Pieos
.@ send down heir freight and err. .1ggagr, maj u
may excluded BIS n lsding must DC sent 70 ne
oce Tor rsns.8r- few passengers can b band
ul-y Aecommod afed. inm-ci.e application 10 nsds.-
a5oiyto EB SUTTON Ils Valet cor so1lh,
MI 5Gs- JSO OGDEN. nc Waist
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80 auii ship SUSAN O OWENS - toes burden sno
se bat months oc, will positively sal - shove 90 the
M That She every respect tie best vessel up for that
port few more persOrs be taken &c passengers OF
members u Mning Aeocsiioo. For terms, which are
n1 Ss 's 81 'Rf TOWNSEND. l,s s-..ul
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Hotel l1r tea Arrangement and spp0inimen OF nsf sal
Tag csy few passed gers viii 10 tsken al very ow rates
Three for sse at only ESQ Apply % board Of chip
| foot Of Pikesl mis- rs
~ ALTON having bought the bsrs GALiSDO, with be
| provisions on board have few soafes 70 sou
sl5o each Appy 90 board, food Of Rooseystsl oeto
ml3a. BRETT voSE, south-sI
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NV ROCKS PEA STEAMER AnaERICA

NJ"
DECEIVED BY JOHN WILEY. lol Broadway
Ia Psxtons POCKET Botanical Dici0rsry, wiihsuppen'ns
Pnce e. 63. ,,.,
Supplement to Psxol. Botanical Dictionary LOT edition
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Tiustrs ed London News, vol Kill folio cloth, s.
Cuvers Animal Kingdom, new edition, bJ Carpenter
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Noes Essay on the Church and state Sd edition. $40
Price - 50 49, go ,
Morelrs Philosophy OF Religion syo PIP. fsi. coii
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ID 400 Cloth : 81
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esn be satisfactorily proved will yield net pront Of $500,
ithin Elk months To any person having o 70 llNe'.
nsehsf OF tie profits viii 70 given, win uudoauea oll
box 2fl7 Post Office. MOI
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THE COMPLETE GARDENER

The FhlIadeI llh -dIIIuu' psp-f, NuI ~ No y
THE COMPLETE GARDENER
A Nd FLORlSf-COu,sIusga an sccl1nt of sery yeset-
"A able prOtrcon calculated for TIE tshi- with directions
FOR planting and raising s'wer. III edition Price 5 60.
50 per huniref.
TIL. 10 The best manual o The Kind given 90 the pub
lie WIN This ue book IN possesso', any per- 70 mat
how ignorant be may ie 81 Agrcl or Gafie1irg
win he s1l- 10 raise all necessary v-Eeiahes ard ssl 70
I'll his Garden with flowers Fv-rg one ho has garden
.houi Ia have COPY DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT,
mlg .us Publishers. Tribune Buutrgs, Nssssu'st
THE COMPLETE HoRsE-DoCToR,
TONTAINISG THE HABITS Diseases = d Manage
Nment Of Horse IN the .tshi- and he rosd. with
advice To purchasers Pfcs 0 per hundred 3 cents
piece Many valuable Horses hsy- been lost 10 s o~ner
,tom the Of even hose ho cal themselves
experienced ho.i his book hA mons however
ignorant need err Every who has horse should have
a copy Of tbs valuable treatise
DEWITT & DAVENPORT. Publishers.
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n1ACAULAY'S ENGLAND.
NEW AND CHEAP EDITION.

At IS cents volume
THE SUBSCRIBERS will publish on Montsy next
maeanlsy's History Of Eogand. vol printed verbatim
ct .eraum from the London edition. ncudirg the notes
and an elegsauy engraved portrait Of the suihor Price
p cts
Vol II Will he published 81 The sans price next week
The other volumes will be issued uniform with mis- 'oor
sner their publication 10 Losl0n 20 possible
lis believed that this h- highest attainment N The ar
Of producing cheap boos Of which world has furnished
a. example. Early orders solicited.
BUTLER co. Pabll,hsrs snd Booksellers.
mQ3is . Minof-si thhaitiplia
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- FOR sALE.-A Farm sinssed 90 Thross Mech,
estehestsr within onefourlt mile OF the village snd
- CO the road Leading TO Pelham Bridge and New Ro-
~heIe-coutArs 90 acres Of upland and acres Of salt
meadow There young apple orchard and peach orchard
10 f1 bearing hundred cherry uees Of the most ap
proved sor,s with other fruit The lawn Of sboat
scres well studded Win fruit forest and ornamental ueee
and cehouse Zoe Ice potd on The prsuisses hard
view ron he house overlooking the village IL
D6pol st WiIismss Brdgs, u miles and miles frou
Steam Lending Post Once In sight Of The bouse One
piy. O. ANTHONY ). BLEEtKfl, xnefoe.sf,.
| mlslw eroedSt
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INAn.t.Eu sack slks eXirz vitsn ard qualify, slso
IL black B-.gisl Cloths. some yery tle aso large az
-rtr.eut II Irsh L0-ns al qIslrs shirt makers sup
pied Also Lirea DisP-r, Tsh- Cl1ths, sh--iing' Se
.uh . general assortment Of Dry Gods For sale -
MS 49, VIM MATHEWS. g. CsInsrise-st
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l,VRNITCRE NOTICE.-rhe subscriber VIII give
suenton the sse of households furniture 81 famiEee
nsn.ns heir or giving house aeepirg eurng
the coming season either their own r-sidcncee 90 We
Auction Room. Sic Broadway, Gothic Han SULIuN
B-Furuiiure bought n preferred mis- s.Ml
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rP-Dr. Kelley IN the City on Monday and Tuesday The
l2h and 18Th which time he be consulted ct h'
Office 3i2 Bowery. on all diseases free Of charges
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORk....MA Is
IMMATURE ALMANAc....rHIs DAY.
~ we MINNIE yoURNAL. FOURrH rAGE ~

Rises ..s IL sei..o 10 IS Moru......il
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@-C0.I-, ,0.I.LFREsH sTOCK-Bes, Pesch

cS-CUkL. tOAL .-rhfsh slOSA-pss. resc-
81 Orchard, Al szcs. .. tle los ga pr cesIts c.s
very superior anici- add To fne order. Nc, n 81 a.
SIMPSONS g TtompsJu-st r-as s7rng and Chri.io-
u1-r-.t near Green~ich-sF. His ia
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1conuuue, devote hs zii-1uon exclusively sesses
,fthr Eve s19 Par A. - Bros1Wsy- trance q Nsrr-n-st
xs.re can Re had h. TREATISE on The Eye price
81 eerts Also his sefscng rye FOUNTAINS Tor sren gtn-
cui1g The eye viii pamphlet free y eosi describing shrf
ls@ Arthcis eyes ins-ri-d lii l.l.ro1
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- g. -
A N NrRwIN. Aucroue~


large snd seoers assortment q new snd seeorc osrs
furniture, ecnssng Of sofss mahogany s'd cur maps
Chairs, tables 5oreARr French snd plata bcdsssis cspS"
bsis harnesses oil colh stands. soiless looking gssses
kiichen furniture. &c. NC ,
A.o The furniture and fxtures OF eonfectcuUy e>sar
hshueuL comprising counters, scaes ard weffn" Ar
spirit and other leo ps ieeeresm pss iemuonns.
hrescrks TOYS ecufrcsonsry. hsiures Of store Ne nc
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- FOR .ALE AND TO LkT-Ai Stamford COM
HI % nues BY New Haven Railroad, Communication y
- per snn1a1 good two-sosy boose with csrisss
hoase good garden figii kc wiIhn 100 rods u dspo
Prcs el 200 To let, b. and Minor piece sut
.be for CRY goods e75 and Minor place.
AS Also ons half modern villageb orse, con prism
parof Eve rooms and htehen The other half occupied
Joupg married coupler go Inquire u Bond- &
o, Of GEO O. WAXING. Stanford mo fuThksisu
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q as boose v sssehs,. bain ~ The presSut occupant
- f1r lis own resi5socs II 70 three stories hi b. hss
sbs Cfooa wstss carried gt 70 tho ssrood
sory with cold and shower bshs, and oil the modern
Inuforsnenu for eomoo Tbs lot u % fec, vide sn1 81
ENDS bali The byck The los u under lsese nom tie 30
Ststy or Prom Rsngio1 and Lssrpinf nine yoss
expired $50 snnsm, sftsS which there ere 10 be tw'
terms u years -sch Tbs tsfms Of sale VII b sceom
uo1spd 70 the purchasers vishes Applyto
ni3lw A BLEECkkR, Aucfoneer, Brosd o.
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CALIFORNIA DAGUERRsorYPs-.-Prr.

Y shout 20 visit California ds,lrous 10 leave
heir Increases with theif fi-r1s would co well % cai
BRADYS, IS and - Broadway, where, by reason. Of
recent Improvements Alt additions % bic establishment
iIhl and true kenes'es may he obAinrc 81 The shortest
notice. mo WIS
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Tue treasurer ttfe
viii much lessure scknow ges the receipt Of One Hun
dred Dollars Is donstlon from the New.York Fire End
Marine Insurance Company ID UndeThl, ffq Secretary
JOHN S. GILES, Treasurer.
New ork, March u, 1873. mis- II
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MEDICAL ADVISER FOR THE PEOPLE.
HINHE PALACES OF THE FACULTY, with

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TINE PALACES OF THE FACULTY, with
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edited by DIR. Turner, Ex- Health Commissioner of
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GAS entertaining as a novel, and thousand times
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elbow grateful should we be to the illustrious
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mis-called Science of Medicine. IN. Y. Tribune.
''The day is not distant when Quacks only will
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DIR. Dickson. s
Chow can we consider it [blood- lettingl
remedy?"-N. Y. Journal Of Medicine, Organ Of the
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This work is written for the popular well as
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Dry Goods Dry Goods II Dry Goods ~
TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH

Dry Goods Dry Goods II Dry Goods y
TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
Il OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, at
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$500 yards new style French Lawns, from 10 to
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A large lot OF Bonnets, Ribands, Parasols and
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June 10 Opposite Centre Market.
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Published by M. Douglas, III Spruce Street,
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Price l2s cents each.
Under this title collection Of all the celebrated
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The following PLAYS have been already published:
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The Minor Drama.
Umiform scith the Modern STANDARD Drama.
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yu,HECELEBRATEDD DIAMOND CEMENT,
i for joining broken glass, china, &c small
lot of the genuine for sale at
TAYLOR h MAURY's
July 10 Bookstore, near 9Th street
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New Style Gilt Cornices and Window
Shades

Il HAVE Just received from the North large and
IL splendid assortment Of Gilt Window Cornces,
Window Shades, and a new style of Picture Cord
and Tasscls,
Also keep ON hand large assortment Of Arneri.
can and French Paper Hangings, Fire Board Prints
Columns, Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses.
! make 10 order, at the shortest notice, Bed and
Window Curtains, Carpets and Cushions, and every
thing in the Upholstering line Furnished complete
on the best terms mo. ALEXANDER,
June 10 Penn. sv., bet. 18th and 18th SITS
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FOR RENT.
a. ONE Of those new, handsome, and com.
iW modious Dwelling Houses at the corner OF
9Th and streets is for rent The building has sum
cicnt accommodations for large family, and "
very conveniently arranged, with excellent dry
cellars, and well and cistern water, with bath
room, &c; also, spacious yard, with stable, car
riage- house, and all needfu outbuildings The To-
is very elevated, having the advantage Of free cir
culation of pure air L5
Also, for rent, a STORE ROOM in the same block,
good stand for business Apply TO
July 2S-eou A. ROTHWELL.
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w. T. PORTER,

VT PORTER,
House Sign, and Ornamental Painter
coaNRa 6rH STREET AND PENN. AvEsur, w STAIRS,
Directly opposite ihs National Hess.
June bly,