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BOOK TRADE
MYSTERIOUS NOISES.

A NEW EDITION OF A WORK ENTITLED Sin.
AguIsr Revelations Explanations, aud History Of Tie
Mysterious Communication with Spirits, comPrehending
the Rise and Progess Of the Mysterious Noises IN Western
New-York generally received Spiritual Comuunics-
tons" has just been printed and may he had at % cents
copy from FOWLERS WELLS,
-mvl6t 1871 Nassau-sL NY.
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ENTLEMENs SPRING AND suMMER

~ WEAR.--Wm. T. Jennings Co. Diapers and Tsilors,
frsl quality ready made clothing, &c. 81 Broad"ey'
American Hotel solic, Inspection OF their assorsmen
Of new and reasonable goods which In point OF richness
srd variety far exceeds any previous Offering conmensu
rats az II 10 with extensive additions To the premises
which affords wider scope Tor their burcssn which they
si endeavor 10 ner, Continuance Of the liberal pairo
mage which has recognized their garments as the mos!
economical aud finished they IN sylo bur rarely
oqn2ied ard whs dEpossd Of FL proyerbsly motrlst-
charr., mt ths
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MEDICINES.

MEDICAL OFFICE, 1856 BOwERY, FOR THE
TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASES.
nR UPHAN confines himself TO an Office practice, and
Dnay be consulted in relation IT, any disease from !
O'Clock Ia the morning ill O'Clock +. The doctors
remedies for dyspepsia liver complaints scrofus and rhsa
masn unrivaied aud warranted to IN all cases.
FOR THE PILES
DR. UPHAMS Elecusry ian internal remedy Is a Ger.
tain for the piles in every form. Sold by the proprs
tor 1876 Bowery s. Tousey, Ice Nasssus; Mrs Hays IFS
Fulton Brooklyn, and by druggists throu the Uued
States. ala INA
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OLY2FiC.
DTERCR'S ysN-THEIs.-

0Ly2fiC
DiERCE's TiN-TRELs.-rhe original PomPey,
4 ats %: Snns;y's Minstels, 40 Broadway b. ween
toward and Gran every evening this week. DOOrs
oyen Al l. Concert ct Oclcck Ths novelties iniro-
duced by 2. Pierce IN bic style Of Ethiopian perfor-
and which have been received each aghs with the
must decided marks Of appreciation By crowded audiences
has stamped them being the "ne Plus ultra OF negro
entertainments
Afternoon performances on wednesiays ard Saturdays
DOors open A. 2cOnceGtat o'clock Admission p cts
Orchestra seats. 81 els private boxes S. a22
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GENTLEMEN's WEARING APPAREL

CHARLES l.. FOLWEEL, Draper and Tailor,
fret quality work made 10 oder 9i1 Fultonst between
Wnsm and Gold has just purchased cash. choice az:
,ortment Of cloths cassmefes and vestings which with
low rent and selling for cash, he Is enshed 10 make az p
per less than Broadway prices He has for The last
eight enjoyed reputation teyen by those OF the sane
trsdej of cutting the best fitting gsmen and taso
ard style he will guarantee Cannot be- beaten, equaed
M ms
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AYE on this I'm, OF roa is estimated as hlih =
100000. IL will require more than ~eek - s.l
the roads into a passlbs condition, ana 'N' %
thrs. months for their cImple;er pair.
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CLOTHING FOR THE CALIFORNIA Man
1KET We would refer those desrous Of obtaining the
81, aud quality ofclohiag which s accounts agrees non
"a the mos, desirable for the California market TO ouI
wholesse department which contains more extensive
stocd OF quality garments thar can be found
NM. r. JENNINGS co.
n9prIs 2Sl Broadway. American Hotsl
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,,rRIIc NoTIcE-sUPREME COURr-ln Tie matter Of u

IrBLlc NOTICE-sUPRkME COUKI-Ia tIe mattel Of Nc
.1i,,n Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commodity Of the CITY
~ S.sYors relative o7enug Of "a Avenue tom tie
sonthsry line o Old Chnrh load 70 tie soutery Inc Or
ode OF n th street Twelfth Ward o sad CiyPubic notice
hereby gwen by Aldermen and Conu onay Of the Cy Of
New Yo purulnt Statute such made sn poste that
Aldermen and Commodity Of the City Of New
YORK pcaton tie Supreme Court Of ne STATE -
YORK az pec the sad Court 70 be hd NJ the CITY
Hal the ca, Saturday. the 10Th day OF May.
ls opening the Court that day soon thereafter a.
Counsel BE- heard for tie appointment Of Comm sone 81 f
and the above entitled matter mat me nature
tie Improvement a. the Openn- OF % A'en'e from
s0ut@ry Inc of Oh Church Road 20 the sOutey
he or eide Of i. the Twelfth ard q sad CITY ~ lad
out pon the nap or plan sad City by sge OF All Act entitled
A. Act re,y- improvements touching the Laying out districts
and Road. the City Yok and for other purposes, passed
Aprl 3. L -l7.-Da,-d NeWYOrk. April 2th, 1850.
L. he Cnrlnr.t--n.
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The Emperor agaius, Boards.


"''ie IN la poiI d. Peppis copy Of Proclamation
.As Civil Governor Of Warsaw which W. translate
it i''bsse as literary curiosity
'M Military Prsteei Of
hs Majesty the Emperor Of all the Russias
ing srsciously turned his attention to an III for
ste habit which las begun to prevail among the
sAity Of lis empire, namely, the habit of allow
sSsbeard to grow, has dsigned to order all hi,
Sesbjects to abstain from that impropriefy.
The Cogncil Of Administrator of the Kingdom
f~aad, His Highness the Prince Lieutenan,
residing alter having maturely deiiberated on
snsir, have declared that the same disposition
sai to be applied TO the nobility 0. the Kingdom
Poland.
d" asJes'y having permitted tie Russian 10
wear rniorm, a privilege winch he has
a! extended IL the Polish nobility, it is evil
'''aa' the beard being incomp stible with the
.'n u Russia. csnnot be tolerated IN Poland
a 0oa'equenee Of this decision. which has been
-.@sied to me by His Excellency the Minis
none Affairs, call upon the Military Pre-
1e prompt aud tilcacious measures to the
"" he ce'esIable usage Of wearing boards
" 'sp'e'sed, and that the inhabitants aban.
-, ,-' 'a'ecent and s0byersive innovation.
,A,-s 'a'y to every expectation, any persons
:. ,'. % 10; conform wi,hths law, call upon
' P'eect 10 inform them OF the unhappy
w 'D0s "Aieh viii no. fail to overtake them
80. many order him TO send me Immediately a
~1e c'ctedient to be ,ubmtied to His High.
ShA "''u'e'SA'' WHO VIII oe'''e upon
' A'h'sry Project will address to me his re-.
~ 'ol' 'Oeec. within eight days at the far.
a. LAszczYssXi.
A'''elct Of slsie, Civil Governor Of wssUw-
s.sfOe r'ed TO Say, Woe 10 Europe when Ra.
..s,'~ appears wearing beJd! The wearing 4
ea,s, osnonai habg Of The Rsssisns, and II u Diff
s1s'''sld Why tbs Emperor should IN erfere wi b
mailer which mi sh, 50 well be len to the private
Perhaps DC has adopted The opinion VI our
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CLOTHING.
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY.

CLOTHING, AT WHOLESALE OR RERAlL, Is a.
u the Store OF 7. l.. ROGERS 70 FULTON-ST. at the
sign Of Cen Taylor assert without hesitation that my
sock of Spng aud Slhmer Clothing Is the cheapest! and
most varied both In style and prices tina. has ever been
offered for sale in the city.
Dress and Frock Goats from French and English
e o,hs s5 90 TO 70
ONCE ard Business Goats from Cashmere, Csshmere,
Tweed Alspacca and Linen &c 81 90 20 7 20
msrsejl,es. 1910 co
BOYS CLOTHING
B.ys Frock and Sack Goats, from Cloth,
Alansrc, Linen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 10 5 90
Boy,' sckets and Pants fom 62f to 90
=. Vests from Silk Satin and Marseiles 80 TO 2 20
Also a splendid assortment OF Cloths Cassineres and
Vrsng. constantly hand, and made at the shorlesl
notice. r l. ROGERS. rs F1lton-st cor Of Cold.
A full suit of Summer Clothing for 81 an 2nM"h
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GREECE.
English Claims.

Letter from Athens of the 2sth of April have
come to hand. We are glad to find that the ad'
ustnent of claims have proceeded so as to war
rant the cooclus on that the affair will soon be sci
tied All the claims will, 1t seems, be recognized,
with the exception of that put forward by NJ. Pa
ciico, which the French Plcuipoten'iary does not
consider valid. 1t was stated in the latest Prev.
Gus accounts from Athens that b sron eros had had
an interview with Mr.. Wyse on board the French
steamer, La Vedette NJ Gros objected from the
first, it seems to NJ Pacificos claims. These refer
TO plate and jewels alleged to have been lost ON
the day that mob ent red his M. Pacihco q house
But it is known that this gentlemen had borrowed
money from the Athens Bank on the security Of
certain articles Of silver, aid has never since re-
deemed his pledge Then rs to certain Portuguese
| bonds alleged to haze been burned II was nscer
tanned that recovery might easily be obtained at
| Lisbon Mr.. Wyse did not, 1t seems, deny the ex-
ordnance of NJ. Pacicos claims and IT any lniem-
nifty is granted in this II must be small one
Another meeting between NJ. eros and MI
Wyse was to have taien place on the 29th, when
a definite settlement was t. take place However
that may be, it rumored in Paris on the sth OF
April that the details OF the arrangement had
already been received there.
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WILL SOON CLOSE.
keANNE,S PANORAMA OF A

- - WILL SOON CLOSE.
keANNE's PANORAMA Oe A VOYAGE 70
- n ROPE-Open every evening ST he Great Usl
Minerva Rooms, 80 Broadway, embracing smoug other
.ADgsl views Of Boston and Harbor HALIFAX liverpool
London, from tho Thames, va magnificent B1tges The
Thames Funnel brilliantly illuminated and both hanks u
he beautiful River Rhine
Admission - children under IL Is ci. Door. opsa
=. 81 ; commences moving at n Pm Al exhibition on
wednesday, and saiur1ay afternoons, NJ O'Clock.
ali lsgs
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WINDOW SHADES.
wINDo w SHADES

WINDOW SHADES.
X ELTY RIKER 1871 ChaihaInst call The attention Of
IN all persons venting Shades TO their assortment OF
Shades and materials for making and hanging Shades
They make the beat quality only, and sell prices full IS
per less than any other manufacturers All Shades
wa-rar ted not To stick or curl $50 6ts
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RUSSIA.
N;li,orx preparntiOus In Poland,

TA< Tribune translates the following from the CORE
cadence Of The -4semeiAs Zeiius9, dated March 20:
hcannot be doubted that important events are
,.Uaring in Poland. The most incredulous mast
receive that the extraordinary military operations
q Rusia in this kingdom cannot be ascribed to
be observation Of an armed neutrality, but have
,prerye movements in view. Whoever ira
ruse, the country from Konin to Kalish, will meet
uve military uniforms than citizens dresses, and
vii see the supply Of provisions going on with as
,,est haste and on as extensive scale as If the
enhancement of a campaign were close at hand.
The preyailing silence with regard to political at
sr !, no lopge maintained, and loud and open
discussions are verywhere heard. Bat who is the
sasmy nobody knows. Some speak OF cam Paign
against Prussia; others say that Russia is allied
with Prussia, to take possession OF the Eastern
Provinces while the whole Prussian army falls
back on the Rhine.
Acampaign against Prussia would find reasons
nlhe Danish war; report says that Russian note
las been directed 70 Prussia. demanding the res'o
lDn Of the Danish stata quO and threatening the
usage Of the Russian corps dam6e across the
aaiier in case OF refusal. How much OF these re-
arts is true, cannot now be decided but it is evi
lat that Russia, with the equipments she is now
rAng, has a twofold purpose, referring At once to
Isrnay aud tue Lower Danube. This is evident
ion the present concentration of the Russian
ses; the first aud fifth corps, commanded by
i.arals Rudiger and Paniuiin are near the Polish
o.ter; and they have been reinforced within the
r eight DAYS by a division of the third corps,
,hch had been stationed at Walhyien under
Asodaier.
The cavalry of this army is small; on the other
| and, ii numbers 900 cannon. All the remaining
| Nops have been concentrated during the last few
weeks at Walhyien, which plainly indicates a
| march to The Low r Danube the enormous masses
o. cavalry in particular will rendezvous here. All
l Tie soldiers on iarouch Tor The last few months are
'ecaled for April The discipline Of the soldiers
THE same time is totally changed. Mild treat
I'D; has taken the place OF the old system OF
E'en'y; corporal punishment is discontinued;
ID the troops are well cared for, receiving ratiOns
'nlmal food every day. The qusrtcring on the
AtAiants, though extensive, is rot burdensome,
'Aey are all paid III cash. Under these crcum-
'aaces, the Poles must become on more and more
'endly terms with the Russians, and abandon the
aled sii from lie West
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5000 TUNS RAILROAD IRON
xu,..r. nuIn AND pENN.Nl.NANIA XVII

1 ROAD COMPANY wish 10 contract iJr ezhi liousauS
,nrs of railroad iron for the eastern olv-o 81 ucu
s,endpg weslwa ard from Pittsburgh Three noi saBa nn'
10 he delivered on the Ono River al Pl!soutFh ana Dsa
hefore he clos. Of caal navigation Ia NE P'eseL' IT,
s;1. ADD The remainder IN the Sprlg OF Mex Sesr
raj. are 10 be OF tho pattern, In leogihs 81 - ise W
ara 10 weigh 60 pourds per iinea yard Ihey arc ~
snSiac, 10 The inspecio u Of Solomon " Rolers Chei
Engineer For further particulars address me 81, sasSs 81
the Company al PIlsburgh ~ SidS. o. 'n 300,
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WILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY. MAY =
rHHE HUNTINGTON GALLERY, now open At
4 the AIT Union Buildings 4U Bfosdway. from M.
I'll 10 Psi The collection eahracrs the Sacred Lesson
Mecys Dream Christian and Oh dren, Henry the Eighth
Lady are Grey In the Tower. Roman Penitents Aims
Giving and more than 100 other works Admission . c
season tickets 80 cents Catalogues l2t cents s25 INA
NATIONAL. ACADEMY OF DESiGN.-Ihe
VTwrniy-fnh Anuusl Exhibition is now open at the New
Gallery 66j Broadway opposite Bond o. from A. TIL
lOPM Admiuancs . GEMS Season Tickets 81 cents
ca,aIoyues l2l reuts a2j6wuat
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Marion, Iowa-0veri and Migration 10 o"i'


Cores pondence Of TIE Tribune.
MARION, Iowa Monday, April 2!
Messrs Gre,l,y q MeElrans!
GENTS: Inclosed send you $50 for twenty CO.
pies of the Weekly Tribune, which you VIII please
f,rvard ,o this Office This will make eighty copies oil
your Weekly now This Office and we h'ns That we
def snv town in The noa Ial it. when borne
in mind thai This place P1pua ION OF only az III D.
snS besv liza. hve SIKH OF az the families in the place
tuhe a Tribune.
The emigration to California from Iowa, Wiscon-
sin, and Illinois, this year, is truly astonishing.
There has already been seventeen hundred teams
passed through Iowa City, and three hundred
through this place, (which is on another route) av-
erasing three men aud four horses to each team.
II is estimated that onetenth Of the voters o. Iowa
have left or are preparing to leave, and the proper
ton from Wisconsin is probably greater.
Very respectfully, yours, RI
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FOX NEW INVENTIONS

fAarIrs iNTkKEsTED IN n-s Inventions,
s,p.cyiber oasrs bis ssrvcss 10 soucting asIiers
80. VIC n, ~ county sod also 10 Great Britain psnse
Pa,rn, m contnenls gsies Every information can be
sna -, - 81 ana adrcs Afforded eli e4s or TisIunc
poins1 eonnee J.P. PIRSsON, wslsl
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ANINDOW So AIDES! 0lLr OOKNl0Es! DeA:

WINDOW SHADES! orr COkNiCEs! DNA-
w Perry MUSLiN5, &c -Famlies about furnishing
their windows with the shove articles Will fnd q, j. c.
WOODFORD'S, 29j Broadway, the largest and best
snnment in the city several new s,yes never before intro
duced Ia New York. Lace aud muslin curtains drspery
as,e.s. cors pins, lands, cornlces, &c Families pur.
chasing OF the Subscriber rely upon getting frs.
article ard low rs Il Ia possible TO import manuc.
use H. Merchants buying al wholesale will find tdscitei
u their advantage 10 cal before purchasing
sl6 Il JIG. WOODFORD. 2s5 Broadway
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WINDOW SHADES

az EVERY DESCRIPTION AND QUALITY, com.
~ phsng Landscapes, GOthcs, Floral, Scrolls Interior
Views aud other styles equally and rch liz their de-
selling pnces hat fail To tho
appreciation OF the most economical Purchases
ctd cali and examine for themselves At JOHN GREA.
SONS Window Shade Sa es Room, 247 Grsenwchst be-
tween Murray and Robinson sta. al 2niseods
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Turkey.

n.rhbor of.he Ersre hat boards and Rel RepH''c'nn
go together
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AUCTION SALES.


A N 4EaNIa .4ruos.., -~>~"~
q BANGS, PLA.T = 40. ss,,, D.. -
-. .stees, attention gwen TO ~ sale " r--sa.s t''
l-ot 'esn AiSsnces made ~ 5-n issirrd ~--
AT PRIVATE
bhgnsfs Popular Lectures on Science AID Ar, , vol.
s'O E"bMks hyduulics and Mechanics gyo frhs.
90 Farmer encyclopedias; 0nenon's Great Wer. ~,
Alch Cows InA-rs Principles OF Agriculture. Pesxh,@
Agricnmfs Lectures OeTOqaevllle's Dsmocrscy In A.
ncR; BOOK ~ TIE Feet German Phrase BOck -,
Songsler Bennefs Double Entry Book se~pl.y H. as
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WALLACE BARRY, Aacg0n.sT
AAAELAGE HARRY q 60. 81 Al n. y

W made extensive arrangements In ihsr businlss 10
The Spring sale, snd Will receive order. FOR hs sse
furniture Al houses II any par Of hits city or born
cides Mr. w. Barry will attend TO eli sales entrus,-i n
as and 10 tho prompt settlement nnei asiy an,
TIE sale Families declining housekeeping csa have ther
good, stored IN hreproof building on reasonable terms
Cash advanced when required ~ lmislo,h
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WINDOW sHADEs.-Lsdles. II Won want pair
w Of Window Shades, 10 To WOODFORD CO Ia
Cshsne and look assortment OF American scene
landscapes together with their beautiful selection Of French
flowers ard scroll goihcs Their assortment ia immense
prices within the reach OF al The No Is 60 my2 3ls
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WINDOW SHADES

nF THE LATEST STYLES and al the lowest prices
Oat BERRlAN'S old stand, 100 Bowery Ladies, call
ard before purchasing elsewhere Also FIRE boards OF
the most beautiful French patterns, made order OF s1y
size or quality, nj two hours notice al liza
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- As, ROP Es .ad al sind. nd. Of paper |.aGae, 2,
.iUtY DEEkiCxsoh. is All 49, South-G.
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"a vAikTAPLE: R EIy, + ESTATE t;,TA, AT sEW

ID ~ D I = = n A y n
DAY. an OF May Executors Sac OF Real Estate
The .ubscrh.rs Executors 4 the lsst will and Testament
Of William Sievsna deceased, will sell Saturday, 4,h OF
May. ats O'Clock, ut the South Ward holci the To-.
lowing real estate Of said decreased:
TIE Homestead ~ W sm Stevens. being sdesirsble re-
sdence on Ryer he bark Of P-sssic River midway
between Center u AMI MukeisI Deg6s. The house Is
large and comm ldious and IN complete repair with gar
den. fruit irees msking desirable residence for
geni eman du..s business Ia New-iork
Aso severn valuable lots adj scer. To said stead
Cans and River as
Aiso new brick Factory. between Rvcr.st and the
Railroad now occupied Coach Lace sni Lamp Fac,o-
r., and vacart ni on the north side VI Toe
Az excellent hIuss and lol iatoE.st nrar Broad sta
central and des rsslience.
Two houses aud lots N Ward a.. II ard 49,
Tbs valuable premsts the corner OF Bread and Court
s 10 The SOU Wac sing about 30 feet trout aid
desirable size Or luJc building, or yr three private
sciences.
house ard lot on III north si5e Of Mercersi No TO-
Condition u sale made and attendance given by
the Subscribers JAMES ~ QUIMBY,
JOHN Z JACKSON,
RlCH'D :. FARRAND
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COMPREHENSIVE.


NOTICE or Di->DLUTIoN.-rh-L ,e p.i-
'urr-' nrrbi n. - ling brirpfr - rl'.,INtrt
ul. ~ he n'nr 81 bRDWS MATHF = eNr..,s i.I..
Day hr ut'st'-, All b. cOusc.. ls tlrrti-
,.,.rd.
The Unfinished business heretofore iltrusie8 10 Their
chlrse be eoni'nuei by lhs under.n,i 30 h-
~ he cent aiiofney- an receive Al rniou unul finally
di-posei OF ~ the Cfc. = C1ahers.s New-Yurk Nav
!, 1850. ~ bONDlICH BLUNT. - CnAnhsr,-sL
AUGUSTUS l. BROWS.
Removed 10 tJaunrey C1urtl - Walls
ALBERT MATHEWS.
uyl w. Removed 10 Primes Budiug), 81 Waist
'I'HE PiRrNEksuIP heretofore existing unoer
hrtn Of X. III NEvlNS 4 co IL hi. d.y lived
tser ~ tha partners viii attend settlement Of any
outstanding business Of The firm - Il Ne clants ExchAr sr
next door To their present Office
RUSSELL II. NEVINS
DAVID II. NEVNS
The undersigned VII colnI- "a transact s. CT and
Exchange Comm sson bunrss 81 Merchants. Exchange
N.Y. ~ DAVID n. NkhINs
NOTICE.-The Partnership heretofore existing under
' ths name Of LAWRANCE i OWEN /. this dsy DIS
solved by The death Of Ora Owen A persons having cA
against he sad hrn are reqIaes present IN. for
payment And al persons Indebted - said FIRM arr re-
qlesled to pay the the surviving Aexa,der
Lawrsnce L. VIII continue the business ~ the old
stand. I6i w aler--t cor. of Ea-t mv g.
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I'M &1 ?S s!':}' %:;' :
al p OclOcs, PM Purse aud staxr $50 mile hess ors
In :, - 80 lbs wagon Spicer names b Aab '"
Reed names b z Dutch Charley +. Johnson names n e
Johnson's Colt Immediately aner purse aud stake Soo
mile heats best in s. in harness. James Conway names
he e. Stranger James Wnepley names oh q. Emperor
The cars will leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn for the
Course O'clock and return soon as the sports are
NV ~
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DRY GOODS.

no THE LADIES-PETER ROBERTS, so
Broadway has Just opened rge assortment Of Tnrt al
Lace apes Dresses Scarfs Collars Sleeves &c rich Mus.
lin Capes Chnissettes Collars, Calls enb Oidered ana
other styes Of Cambria Handkerchief, black Founcng
Lace, 1a widhs) real Valencia Laces from IL upward
Jrchln English and Imitation Lsces In great variety !
Lace and Muslin Curtains Drapery Muslin, hgured SWISS
. aid, suipe aud plain Musllos Hosiery and Ooves
Ps-Tns stock has been bought under the regular prices
and " ~ bee sold At q small advance tho cost M W.