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IoHN KEEsE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS YURNI-
Rare Shells. Minerals. &cCooley Keeso will sell
auction. Thursday morning. at ten o'clock, at No. -
yarick street (st Johns Park the entire stock of furni
Of that residence including Pier Glasses card centre
aud dining Tables Chairs Sofas Carpets Reds and Bedding
&c. Also, cabinets of rare Shells minerals, &c.
UCTIoN sALE.-THIs DAY, APRIL 2A AND 2tth, AT
IA 10 o'clock at Store 81 Avenue D. the contents Of
vholesle Fancy Store consisting Of Thread Needles Combs
Rutton Sewing Silk linen cotton aud sk Brads Binding
Ribbons fancy Soaps, Shirts Bosoms, and Collars Ped
lars Wbgon. and many other articles too
tlon, put up In lots TO suit purchasers
WN CRIDBIN. Auetiono4r.
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rb'O ~ LrT--HOovs oN BroADw aY.-TWo .rITEs
81 arHrtussts t 60 tuiiding Girec the
fafA Iountain vel igbsi~sy u ae"ss. and rf,s With
modern well ralculntt. f5r Va
tnfs rrrrrasr any Predictions. pursuit. and nil h- ready
far ration the nrs q May Apply No. ID Liberty
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WE ARE DESIRED TO NOTICE THAT MRS. FRAN
w Anne Kemble will give short Of ShsAspe-
Readings Brooklyn to Monday evening
next the Goth instant at1 o'clock in the Female Aeade
selection Of the plays, and Of the
reading, will be given in another paper.
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vJ'o IrT-PAnT or rnnrE STORY ngfrK nousI

In ssdfs.nst,s,, r. ,s''. e,Iis, ~ = - ~, -,
nicnt, he'd room IN SEQ nt story, and attic 10
atrrt@ie family, l~hlra n iuisIsn-Aie) the vii
go T~r annum fros j. ha- For furtt.s Isrl - sPrl
IN tts sfarc o. CAstts.n fse.ts
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AGAINST MEXI-
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A CARD.-Ihe subscriber, member OF the
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