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Washington. Tuesday. A. It II. Bay Is,
Esq. of Va was admitted aa TO. .-.ey and cour-
selor Of this Court ". 30. Chesapeake and Del.
aware Company defendants, John a. Per
riue.-The argument Of this cause was couclud
Ell bv Mr Bayarl fo- the defendants No. y.
K. ". Withcrs plaintiff IN crror Va. r. Mays. al
ministrator--Thc argumen, Of ;his cause was com.
meucod BY Mr. Mason, for ,he plaintiff IN error AMI
continued by NJ Bayy, for the defendant ia error
Adjourned TIL tomorrow, n o'clock \. NJ
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POWDER MILL EAFLosI0N.-O1 W Wednesday
morning last, between and O'Clock, the powdeg
mill Of Mr. DANIEL c. RAND. iu Mddeheld So
coty. about two miles from this city blew up
There were two ~ three buildings connected, OF
near together, and there were as many distinct
explosions, Most of our clt'zcus were started
from their slumbers, the concussion bcn. 81 sreat
rs TO very sensibly shake the buildings Many
supposed II O. b. an earthquake
There were not any persons in the building. the
works were set IN operation grinding materials, as
is the usual custom there before The men employed
left the mill and the cause OF the explosion is not
known. Some 200 or 300 kegs Of powder were Dc
stroyed, which together with the buildings and
machinery, will make the loss about $500 o.
$4,000 The explosion made sad work with the
windows Of the buildings in the neghborhood,
breaking large number Of panes OF glass Bnt it
l. pr0viiential Lat 10 one ia the building at
the time lMidiletown lCtI Sentinel 9th.
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Flood in the Mis-i-s,peI.

Correspondence OF the Tribune
MEMFHis, Tuesday March ", lej9.
The Mississippi River IS now higher than It has
been known here FOR more than years and is still
rising The river crop 4or this season, il IS be-
eved here, IS almost entirely blighted. This fact,
tosethe- with the astonishing decrease IN receipts,
must have very great influence upon future
rr;c,s Of Cotton.
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FROM ToBAsoo ASD LACvNA.-Capt M.hkin' OF
the bu, Louis Walsh, arrived at this port yester'
lay from Tobasco, which place she LET on the ith
Of March reports that no American vessels are
allowed to go up the River, except to the city OF
Tobasco.
Capt NJ also reports that the port Of Loguna
was closed as port Of entry ou ,he roth OF ianua'
rs. All goods for La una are to De landed at Cam.
peachy.
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DRY GOODS.
FRENCH LAWNS at SHILLING.

FRENCH LAWNS at SHlLLlNu'
,U,ar UNDERSIGNED HAVE u IT OPENED 10
Of elegant -
FRENCH MUsLINs, YARD WIDE
he e,,raor iinary and unheard oflow price OF
ONE SHILLING 4 YARD
Of perfectly fast colors and ev@y way good and rgh IN
addition they have large sssor'rens of every o'aef sA
y and price MP 70 he
VERY BEST ARTICLE MADE
beside every other sind and style OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
adapted not only the Spring ard sumner trade, but 10
EVERY SEASON ~ THE YEAR.
And they are determined under al crcamsan;es, 70
SELL CHEAPER THAS ANY OTHER
store In the City Il New.iorE.
HITCHCOCK L LEAOBEATERi
slllt 81 B-osiwa7, cor Leonard 81
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Mrs LE-uERNlEK;> arr AFrEAhANOt
Min SEW.YORK-Mrs EMILY PIERPONT LIS
DERNIER respectfully announces 20 her tnencs and NE
irv and The Drama A. the SOCIETY LIBRARY On
THURSDAY EVENING, Apnl II. Al = ooocs' when ere
wi read scenes shaks 9ere's play OF Antony ana
opatra; the Light Of the Hsrem. from Moorr's Lana
Rookh; scenes from Lord Byrou's tragedy OF Gem; NV
Aunt by o W Holiness the Song Of the Shirt by Thomas
Hood ihy rsclest) and other pieces cEss sd cents
rscb Tor sale AZ the Society Library and the bookstores Of
M Putnam and Mr. Crowsn al u
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING,
TrvrHc AUTHORS OF AMERICA.

4 NEW EDITION. comprising Clop~f Vile -1g
"A f-loT Br am. Dsna En@rs0n Poe. Prescott. haI@cS
Sosrss Ms O-gp,d. NJ. rk.and. Margaret Fl.=f.-
IIapdsor@lv bound 10 cloth : paper. -.
STRfNGER l. TOWNSEND,
all It. - Bf0a1~sg. under he Museum.
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CALIFORNIA.

j Law San Francisco. California kef-rences-Joon
G1swold ESQ Gooohue Co. Hugh Maxwell tsq AM
bro.e L. Jordan. ESQ Ogden Hoffman, Ef9- Ne"-i0fk'
Ward L Co Ssu Francisco. ,., 49,. e. %,
Nj Fdwsrds continues bic connection with ne hrn1 OF
I'hn.on Waters dvards ~ Broadway, New ors,
sb y hom al communications intended for BIN may DC
81 and At hose Office he may be until me oIh ot
NAV next 1850. 81 ="
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-ur rpIRItNE AZ their

7 -, wishing TIE TRIBUNE at the"
. . .is... 3. li q: r o. :. o'.
~ pei = spruce .os Nassau So f"'' AZ GEMS
y -. q, me Carers
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BA Chiffon Aucu1reer.
IJOTsFs AND LOTS on SECOND IT. AND

Invest BROADWAY COLE 4 Chiffon will SCI
A. suction On WEDNESDAY, Apr. H. 1851. al - ocols,
A. The Merchants Exchange under The direction ~ NUN r
Hoffman. Eco Rebree, the three t~o-s'ory BRICK houses
and ois ~ 6 % sud 81 Second = Pee rlrsl snd
second avenues and opposite the Marble Cemetery; the
los are 3 zee, font and from q 10 coep e houses
a-e furnished with marble nsn'es CRATES Cr1cn wNer.
&c SC Also the twcsiUry brick house and 1t ITO West
Rrose wRv opposite While g. ard between FrrA IN and
North Moorss > feet front 50 FEET inches on one SIDE
and D. feet aches the oher For alf partcu
aopiy 10 he Agctiruecrs Wsllst and also in GEDhJE
JUDAH, FsQ. 20 Waist (.Nsl all tis
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DER AND RULKHRAD To LET.-To ls
NONrAkhlL HAIR LUSTRE,
TONIC AND RESTORER, 10 an o.

creamy liquid. and Q patent compound, consisting Of
Nos and snd for s prescrvs,ive restorative and beau
flying properties 10 uneoualed II preserves ard repro
dnees the hair prevents ron falling OF turning gray
and fees from csndrut rendering II dsrk, sof skv and
usrous End IL especially recommended for the nursery
being unhke alcoholic prepaaions II has the cool
ing soothing healthy sctop and for its agree
able properties Invented by M BROH ~ 10 ee obtsped
the depet $50 Broome-s and OF DR. Chadwick Fulton
Ferry, aud @. Osts, Pecksp Ferry Nsw-York and drug
gsu generally, and Mra Hays BrooAiyn all n.
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INR. PEUCHTWANGER,s OFFICE, III M.d-

INK. FEUCHTWANGER OFFIVE, III MsId'
~ en-lsne removed from So Broadway. His invaushle
Poisons warranted. Is cents each; Bedbug Poison, ne
most efeciusl al per gallon, Pschouly Compound io
moths; the celebrsisd Fly Paper AZ reduced pre- The
beet Dislnfecng qud al Is GEMS per gallon Ncke Ger
man Silver anna Pallad um, Cadmium OXIDE OF "a
num- Suboxyde Copper, Mineral Sspiha Turk and T. l.
Gum Arabic, British 1aster. Pumiee stooe ke Military,
Myrtle and TRANSPARENT Wsshbas; Pumce soap Honey
Soap; Diamond Cement; French White Wine 'pegn-
Orders promptly cxeculed BY ~rn
DR. LEWIS FEUCHrWANGER
Odsee l4 Msiden-lsne.
NB-coA LIVER Oh warranted pure ali sos
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nRAFTs on SAN FRANCISCO, California in
iC -, 4i. 20 81" wARp / PRICE, "a Waist
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AAiiLSEAitN1S.

ID sio VII rse al 7;-THIs EVENING, April II. will
be- presented the petite Comedy Of
TIE IRISH AMBASSADOR
sir Park OPenipo. Coirs Lady isabella. Miss Horn
HOW TO PAY rue RENT .,
COUSIN CHERRY
Charles ..........Perry Cousin Cherry Mrs Secret
Prices Of admission To Dress Circle and fsrgge''e,
cent. Panty ard Tari Crc'ss . cis Gallery u, ent.
TCUEATER-AsTOR-PLA OPERA HOUSE
THIS EVENING AP.l i, ,c MI Re reformed
Matthew Elnore eming s. Lo...........Mr Wtcot
PAU Lsfon.....nr Lynne Margare,..... Mss Dare.
NICHOLAS FLAM
Nicholas Flam.....Mr Bass Harriet MSs tynp
Pnces-Boxes and Psrque 81 &c Anp,lneAier - Gus
Reserved seas In Balcony &c. y c;s Box Once open
from 10 A NJ io4P NJ
UURTON's THtATER:-D9oT' oaerr a. . to to
ID commence a. \ THIS EVENING, Apr. II, vii be
Played the excellent COMEDY Of amy
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Ches ?orren. CIV. CLARK Frank Vincent. .Mr i.svere
Capt Mcguire -. Bsou ghsm Aminhdsb Sleek Mr. Burton
Lazy 0's'''q an "A" ALARMING Securities
Bob Ticket Burton Mr fgSyss'h' Il Mr. L. R ReS
DebSras Mr., Hughes M'' q. c6aSm az NS'
THE cAPrURE or CAPT cUIrLE un,s..
Capt Mr Burton NJ. Mcsunsef, ~ Ni IS,
" Circle Second Tier . eta Pryse So1r. > slo .
NIBLO,s.-HAVANA iTALtAS OPERA IOMfA.
my Unde The diree ion 81 AZ al Al 1ys
ann ~ \
no MARINI-Ou THURSDAY EVENING April H.
VIII be performed Beiul' grand Opera of
NORMA.
Marina .............s 5 gnorina Balbna Ststancni
$500 -. Signora Elisa Cosini
cfn,,Tds ................. ; guOra Lui-a B-ini
y iiiore ...... .Sipr Domenco Lorini
OrOvesO. .'is ik"o"
4 D.
Chorus com posed Of thirty persons.
Maestro and Director Of the Opera.....Sg Bouesini
I'D ~ tho Orcbsstra ..........SlgrL l.. Arditi
Leaie oi ' C,o 5Isr. private Boxe. Ten Do-rs
Books Of ne Opera IN Italian snt English and Italian
and Sosush can be had the Ticket Office where place
can be secured from 10 O'Clock 4 NJ. until 7. M
Doors omen ~ o'clock; 10 commence a. g. All lt
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GREAT BooK TRADE.

THE ADVERTISER Wis-es 90 make Known hs IN
parae.ed facilities FOR extensive book trade 70 any
individual who ran invest f-w thousand dollars Address
GOODMAN through The poet Office, post paid all IT,
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TO THE PUBLIC.


The public are hereby notified that the preparation eT-
tensvey known as DR. 5. P. TOWNsENDs COM
POUND EXTRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA, Is now manu-
facured under my direction and superyson from the og
iusl recipe obtained from DR. Townsend and certify
that il IL composed Of ingredients PURELY NEGETA-
BILE. and WITHOUT MERCURY; and also TIA; the In.
gradients are udciousy compounded so as to obtain from
hem their greatest medicinal effect
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D, Chemls;
DIR Chons name 10 surety that the elements Of mis- TX
raet are combined in the most correct and scientific man
ner and that IL 10 adapted TO the wants Of he Invalid wlh
the his best professional AFFINITY -
TINS we hope will be sufficient GUARANTEE 10 The public
and 10 those purchasing DR. p Townsend's Compound
Extract Of Ssrsspsra Such may have no fear oi geng
one Of the spurious and baneul mixtures which III me
channels OF trade. and concoced whouI any Know
LEDGE either Of the nature Of REAEDIAL AGENTS or me
WANTS OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM when LABoRNG tfDLk
ptsE.sE Dr. Gallons cERrIFicAIE, VIII II lu.ufe
be iound on the outside wrapper IN addition % ne spen-
DID ,teel plate Label
See that the sgnsure Of Dr. D r. I0EAseHd . On eeeH
botl e. az other 10 genuine ,,,,
Sold by all the druggists throughout me OnlIeu Sh'ee
Canada. &c. &c. &c
AGENT for Sewark-J. VAN busKisE, corner OF Broad
and Market SITS --.,s.
Brooklyn-Mrs HAyts, IFS Futons all Th4sh
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J. w BROWN. Aucuou@er.
INTENSIVE SALE or CABINET p Knit kt,
EIHOUS FL RNISHi Nc GOODS. Sc j w. BROW
will sell A. Auction TO MORROW, FRIDAY, Aprl ~ al 10!
O'Clock at lO2 Broadway large assortment OF rosewood
walnut mahogany and painted parlor Chamber and o.he
household furniture.
Aso China silver plated ware. lamps. girsndole'. &c
Eor nsrficulArs catalogues which now ready lt
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MonE ABOUT rnE MURDER OF DIR PARKMAN.--
The Boston Bee in commenting upon the state
mcnt of DR. Edward Beecher that man was seen
by a spyglass in DIR. " ebsters room on the night
Of Nov %, cutting up dead body says
We can tell Dr. Beccher that there is nothing
very secret about what Mr.. Smith saw. We could
have told our readers the same story long ago with
the additional statement that the same gentleman
so,. Igbt in DR. Websters room, not only on Fr-
dsv but also on Saturday, Sunday, and other
nieh,s. during the week succeeding the disappear
ance of Dr Parkmau, but we deemed them unim.
portant when compared with existing facts not yet
made public and which in due time viii satisfy all
doubters who murdered DR.. George Parkman
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nEAL CANros GRAPE sHAWLs.

DLAIN EMBROIDERED Satin Bordered' Dana 81
Il and Females. received direct No .ady should Dly
Grape Shawl before looking through our assortment
NJ F. TOWLE, Importers and Retailers
III 7n.6 28l Grand a.. Columbian Hs..
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

rs; locations on -Are or by the year-One f.sncnahl~
~ store about Is feet Square corner OF BroaiwAy-r,ar
Of the New-York Bazaar, including show noe" ses
,,,. md ropn,ers f-e-ren ~ To be et all or part
ffied mo and to painted The New YORK
szaar saloon Dining Saloon, with bsr and res
tauran altered and money expended on coun-
t-rs widening doors, &c &c. rent S7no-bB Broadway
To be let all or IN paris Of the New Museum 100 feet
long by feet wide the Gallery Of the American In
sinie temporarily rented by them To the Anatomical
Museum This room md nal contains twery windows,
fronting Broadway. City Hospital AMI Anthony ~ suitable
FOR concerts auction sses rooms exhibitions military pur
poses law or professional Offices To be ei Office
The second. sory-rent per year To be let Office
on the third siory-reut $50; DITTO. s7j; one dlto
S215-a to be painted Al cost OF Slo decorated With
fXpres c and Kept rec pectshe Apply 10 Mr. GEORGE
p FOX Lessee Of the NewYork Traders Museum Build
-, ~, ,b. n,.risa. and D AII2sTnAS
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w Religious Services. for the ordiusuon OF Rev.
utkNGS, viii be hcid IN Amity. o. Bapast Church
se1 "ooslrt-si his Thursday evening al 7. O'Clock
sermon by Rev. WM h. WIILi.MS DID, IL.
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w AGON.-A basg-~agon. made BY Mess,a Wood.
v, Ionleson Co with eosmei leather top nesry
70 William. eoashnan, IN the sley Gal * he Bowsn'
-" s'o'o fSoHese. ell IL.
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NLASSICAE AND IIAL HNHUUL+
4 West Point N Y.-The 2ih term Of this Institution
will open the Let Of May The different departments
filed by able instructors and the situation 10 remark
ably conducive 10 health.
The contiguiiy Of the u s Military Academy sfords
rare facilities for procuring the aid Of accomplished mas
10 modern languages music and drawing and IN the
higher branches of science not usually embraced 10
course Of study.
complete course OF Engineering may he pursued IN
der peculiar advantages Young designed for any OF
the branches connected with the business OF the Civil I'm
gineer NAV hted underslsndngy upon all the
practice duties OF the profession
Circulars may be Obtained Of MesTs Barnes Co.
81 John.si NewYork City, or by addressing the Phnei-
pa, al West Point 49, - -
ali 6teod. EDWARD v KINSLEY.
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NOT ~ tshOt Eh1 SGOhf AM - -ApLI
Gi TO LET THE spacious store ana dwelling situated
NJ 70 Chares-s corner Of Factoryst with brick stable
adoning The 2 feet front and contains about 20
rooms Il Of the best grocery stands In ihe Ninth
Ward To good tenant II will be let or leased for any
OF YEAR. cheap for grocer, any Kind OF light
manufacturing required the dvvclirg
viii he let separate ard il well calculated Tor a large
boarding hose INQUIRE of d y. LEE,
All 81 500 Bieecker-sL
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PETER PARKS, Aucuoneer.
ENECUTORS, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD =
IEwELRY, GOLD AND SILVER W.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
THE REMARKABLE sANATlyE POWI

rJ'HE REMARKABLE SANATlVE POWERS Of Dr.
4 : P TOWNsEND'S SARSAPARILLA. have induced
numerous attempts to counterfeit IT, and make fraudulen
use OF Dr. TowssrNDs NAVE the sas Of SPURIOUS
ARTICLES.
These counterfets and limitations only PROVE The VALUE
of the ORIGINAL; and no HIGHER coMrLtMENr could he
paid to Or Towuscnd's Extract OF Sarssparila than
The abonous efforts that have been made 10 ge up SOME
THING LIKE IT, As 70 the DISHONEST ATTEMPTS mat have
be,n made so use Dr. TOwnsends NAME as 10 create
Confusion in the public mind in reference 10 The GENrNs
WHOLESALE DRuGcTsTs in Nev-fork
We the Undersigned Wholesale Druggists in the city Of
Nev. York have sold Or 5 r. TOWNSHIPS Extract 90
SARs,rARlLLA several years and consider II the ORIG
NAL and GENUINE DR. Townsend's ssrsapRriAH, and
that II the drst introduced 10 public noIouey unce
BOYD 4 PAUL 90 Courlsndts,
WALTER q TOWNSEND Co 2l8 Pearl-sL
LEEDS L HAZARD, ~ Msiden-sue.
NJ WARDS Co 80 Madsn-lane
JAZZ TRIPLE, ~ Maidenlsne.
GRAHAM co 10 Oldshp.
OSGOOD { JENNINGS 1888 Pesrl.st
4 b HAVlLAND \ Co Ofice III Broadway
JACKSON ROBBINS 4 co 1874 wsterst
THOMAS MAXW Fill 50 w,l.ism-st
DAVID r LANMAN % Wster-st
MARSH NORTHROP, so Pesrlst
NORTON, BABCOCK n WOOD, i39 Maiden-lane.
PENFOLD, CLAY Il co Fetcherst
oLCoTT' McKESSON L co N Maiden lane.
sCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS co. 1O4 and loo John-st
LEWIS 4 PRIZE; s. Pesrlst -
HAVILAND KEEsE & co go Msiden-laue
RUsHTON CLARK co 10 Broadway 10 As'or
H9S;e and 3 BqssSsy cor CO Gst%SS W,er
POU 4 PALANCA, 96 John-sL
SHERWOOD COFFIN, - PesrLs'.
RUST HOUGHTON, 80 John-st
iYGERsoLL BROTHER go Pesri-sF
fg1Yn6cK coRLIEsI CLAY, 2s Pesrl-s,.
GRRFPSIFAF 4 KINsLEY - Court andt,st
CiHNISG A VAN DUZER l75 Green Wlch-st.
y FAHNEsTOCK co AZ John a.
pronrietors Of d" Fshnestock's Nermiiuge
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BOARDING.

DOARD WANTED-A respectable lsdy Is des rou'
T obtaining board for nerse aud Two smRl children IN
essan family afer the lst Of Msywes side OF bfotd
v Az and not above Csuast The applicant can furnish
her own room Satisfactory references given and Ieqn
I'd line addressed Mrs Smith al this once VIII neel
siieLiiOl. 81 -
DOAKD-A very peassutsuite Of roo rs on The second
DfoIr with large pa1res and closets can BE- had with
,oard at - Tenhst few doors below the Fii avenue.
$50 o. three single gentlemen can also be accommodated
with rooms End board. bll -
A PEXy ROAKDEK~ ran be accommodated with
n peasaut rooms IN the second and lhird sory Al 80
Twel0bst between Sixh and Seventh ave In genleei
neighho,b,od and piess4pt locAron all W.
ELEGANT PAKLOR and bedroom Ailon-
~ ing the floor win one or two rooms stpHfa,
can bee had win without board a. the North "es corner
of Bieecser and Broadway. I'll "
DOOMS TO LET TO gentlemen with breakfast a1d
IL lea Let OF MAY ln7 Puncet corner OF Ofeeu
/, outr. AT lqi Fourth ~ all In
nm IET-To gentlemen without board, two unflrnish-
i ed rooms win small rooms attached At - Grand-si.
WlHamsburgh. within Three minutes WAX OF M l-tr!'
References required. All u
,I'O LET-A fine room with closets, suitable for
i single gentleman No use applying, except by hos
Wjrsm.st all D
7I7O IET-With - without boards large paror and
| bedroom attached well furnished, the second 'or
'front.' at $50 BrosdwSy. al d.
nAKIORS-Fo gentlemen aud bedrooms a joining
with breakfast and tea II desired al private able may
be had at .G3 Greenest near Clinton place MI Stood
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XITANTED-By respectable Young gir, siinauon a.
w chaInbefmsd waiter, aud to assist IN he WASH
ences given lived yetrs IN her let place Csli al u
Essex ~ In the rear. aIl y
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BY = COLTON. AucloneeT-
THIS DAY. THURSDAY, April D.. ~ lef O'Clock a.
L he Auction Rooms % Beesman and 20 4 m 80 sr4e
assortment Of good and secondhand furniture, con
ss-ng OF sofas French bedsfesis bIr-lgN. eLt
card tables dining and DO. mtrh@top wash sisrts
dressing and plain bure9uX feather beds nar mattresses
piasers carpets and ocOihs crockefy sud glassware,
r.srhs, ana Kitchen flrniurs Nr &c All its
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ETNA SAFETY FUSE.


rHHlS ARTICLE having been satisfactorily tested by
L experienced miners throughout the Slaes-snd re-
ceived premium awarded by the American lnsttue-is
confidence recommended 10 the public for all bias
and mining purposes
This Fuse viii operate well in In dry blasting
Orders from merchants and promptly attended
10. all NJ GLENN PUTNAM, IS Liberty-st n. Y.
BUSINESS FOR SALE-A mechanical business,
- now in successful operation. and which 10 rapidly
increasing in line Of operation high public estimso1
offered for sale very advantageous terms II sold by
he LIST OF May next Satisfactory will be given for
dsposng OF IL All necessary Information In and about the
said business will be afforded TO bona hde applicant who
may apply with real name and address q w
all . Ofhee N v Trihuns
DER AND BCLkHEAD To LET.-To let
ron NE let OF May next the porther,y half OF Pier No
= North River, between Barclay and vesey sts together
with 5nlkhesd adjoining Inquire Of
sill 81 GEORGF OPDyKE e I5he,v.s
'IW PkOPkIETORs OF PUBLIC ROOMS AND
OTHERS For sale, the fixtures and furniture of the
Minerva Rooms 408 Broadway consisting OF four
stoves bar and fixtures oil CLOTH tables sign boards large
ol ~ benches with sundry other articles Inquire Of Mr.
GERRlNti on the premises, or 81 WIN. X NEWTON, 10
Cenier-s from II TO O'Clock A NJ ali lw'
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a DOT TORS WAGON FOR sALE.-A strong
-. hand wsgop IN good CO .dsnon. not haviss
- - muse used Tor sals os ., JOHN GCRDON'S eta.
Broadway. " WV ~ -. VI
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Observation-Disclosures LACE 9

DaRI- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LACE GOODS
The aides OF New YORK are respectfully invited 20 an
Inspection Of one Of the riches. most var I'd ana d-cdeay
M cheapest stock OF EmbrO1eres ana Lace Goods ever
exhled IN this CITY, which ready for sale a. the
neg store corner OF Broadway and White as
These goods OF the a.est imPoraons unsurpassed
in STYLE anG worthy the notice OF those who are 10 pqfsr
~ s,cb goods a. essentially necessary TO complete
advs wardrobe consisting IN part OF the Following goods
Real N4llencieunes Laces, al widths
Do Mechin and Maine 90. do.
Do a~k Thread and ; X DO. decidedly cheap
BLACK Worsed sud MOh4ir do for Manrlas.
Imitation Lsces 10 every sy snd qnal!y.
Black Thread and White Lace Wells.
r sc, and White Lace CofIres FOR Head Dresses.
x ack and White Lace Scars and Capes.
R-s Valenciennes and Point Lace Collars great De''
gsils .., 90
Embroidered Musn Cspes trimmed with 'alencsnhes
La ,
Vallep.iences Lace Ber,Las with Sleeves to match
Ladies' T. ,oidered Breakfast APPS.
Green and Blue Barge Vols. .,..
B-Psrucular attention is solicited 10 me fa.lthcieh'
Me- ace Collars and C1fs 10 complete ses as my ST
dged TO be The cheapest ever onsr@o ul
way 5fs brosa"sy' Colncl W. =
NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS GEO
NSrEM ART S79 Broadway, Is now opening ne" ana
rnsyn6ceB Of png and ess foods,
A SIX Tissues Bsregss. Grenadines French muslhs'
Printed JacOneis and Csnbrics together WIN msnF ne"
and desirable goods for the present season too numerous
to mention Ladies and purchasers are parucuay ihf.ro
10 call and examine before purchasing Do not orge me
nn1hsr~tbe new store SO Rroadway all IT.
SHAWLS AND MANTILLA--GEO. STEW
SARr exhibiting Al 54s Broad way COT OF W me
81 A spiendd assortment If Canton Grape shRwi- ana
scars embroidered aud ard plain real Cashmere sha"s
and Manu.as OF and beautiful patterns purchasers
vii here hnd An enrey and fresh SOCK OF me ahoFe
goods AT very low prices 57s Broadway All IL