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NOTICE


TO empton claimants, and to lessees occupants,
and permittees'of Mineral Lands.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- -emption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated, is required TO es-
tablish the TO the satisfaction OF the Register
and Receiver OF the proper Land Office and make
payment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands en-
bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. And
Every person having the right under the act en-
titled can act to create an additional land district
in the Territory of Wisconsin, and for other pur-
poses," approved Sd March, lS47 as lessees,
pants, permitees to enter to the extent of their
leases, or permits, any of the lands within the
townships and fractional townships above enume-
rated in the Wiiotc Ruer district, and who are
titled under the act entitled 'An act to reduce the
minimum price of the mineral lands in the Lake
Superior district, in Michigan, and in the Chippe
district in Wisconsin, approved Goth Sep
teInber, 1850, "to enter the land covered by their
leases, occupancy, and permits respectively" at
the minimum price of y % per acre, or if cover
ing more than one full section, entitled, "on the
surrender OF such lease or permit at the proper
Land Office, to purchase, if he shall elect to do SO,
one full section, at the rate of So 90 per acre, is
required TO establish the to the satisfaction of
the Register and Receiver at Willow River, and
make payment therefor as soon as pr~cticabe after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
tho commencement, of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
MAY 2-lawl3w
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LNoX'S BOOK OF MARTYRS, history of their
IL Lives, Sufferings, and Deaths, from the com
mencement of Christianity to the lntest periods Of
Pagan and Popish persecution; one volume of 5l5
pages, with very numerous engravings. Price,
bound. 81 cents. FRANCK TAYLOR.
NAV %
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LNRENCH BOOKS, new and old large case
IL this day opened direct from Paris.
May 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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= Iyr AssuRANCE.-HATIoNAL LOAN FUND LIE
Assurance Society Of Iopdon.Sessral Agents ees, N
vi ali street New York April l. fSl-Capitsi t25enoo,
and surrlus sti2zThe Withdrawal table Of the ssesty
ancrds 70 who take cot their policies usser
these greatest possible present and prospective a.
vantaS,s that conferred W life On this
table entitled at time 70 receive AZ int
rest advance 70 the ertsnt Of onshah the
amount raid annual preziune without security
depos,t OF The policy but BY simple endorse
ment Oh. half be withheld duriag
the whole continuance ~ policy Also In the svent ethe
time not requiring 70 continue the rqcy,
its surrender pehaf Of the annual premiums viii Be
turned by the society. .
declared 70 the assured werths option d reform
10 per cent their pr,mums In cash, rcver~onary
addition 10 the original assured BY each policy, varying
from ~ 70 90 per cent.
Examples bonuses already declared will befcund the
society phi.t together With tables q
nfcra,n application 70 n Wall street, any Of the
agencies. free Of expense
party may, at moderate annual premium, insure for
life and he survives " reach the ofoo the full
sum insured up SI5p will be paid him; his death
occur before PERIOD tie will be paid his
family or legal representatives.
AcTIsc ptREcroRs roR APRIL.
G. EDWARD HABfCuT, Chairman.
George Barclay, Bacbe McEvcrs.
William Van Hook. Henry Ludsm.
A. Stout, Robert J. Dillon, snd
J. Kearry Rodgers, n. ID.
The Board meet "Wednesday Nsll trsr of w
transaction eftusn.rs California and other fosss Ssss
taken at fair rates 81 exirs premium. -
sppcrsntsndent u the Usitcd states hes" D"sSss
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THE wOPLD,s FATR.

TIVE WORLDS FATR-THOsE WHO INTEND VISIT
n Europe are requested 70 drop in at Tuttles Empo
sun 5so brosd@ay and examine his excellent
OF travellers dressing cases Portnanteaus rayeer
psnsons pocket aud cane umbrellas Ac At Tutties Eth
porm may We found the largest Of fancy aud
.sefi articles In this country, opera glasses
fame domino masks, gold and silver pencils music
~orh boxes baby inmpcrs toys The prices ara twenty
per cent es. than the usual rates Tor fancy goods
prle.
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INSTRUCTION..

OLIVER b. G0LDsAlTHs WRITING ROOMS. 2as
" broadway trst above the Irving House Terms
reduced ono half 50 for 10 lessons hour each
stationery cents lessons for S. including stationery
payaLle subscribing Ladies' classes at II A. N, and
O'clock r. NJ daily excepting Saturdays Gentlemen at
NJ and s. and clock Z. NJ daily excepting Saturdays
private Instruction lat the rooms oulyI SIS For sale
Coidsmith's Gems Of Penmanship 81 90
EDUCATION-A YOUNG LADY OF FIVE YEARSEX
perience wishes the situation OF Governess In aidi-
on English branches she initiates in French
and Music. Terms from $50 TO 500 per Communi-
cations received for three days Address Preceptrsss
Herald uhics.
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THE TURF.

II ED HOUSE PLEASURE GRouND.-TRoTrINc.-A
rurse 81 50 will come OF on Tuesday, the sth, for
,hsf nevsr mile heats beet three In Eve
20 sAddie Ensfes close the above Monday
evening. BY o'rs.,ck a. LrFF. Proprietor.
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READf ON 1HrRsDAY, Pant FIRST OF THE
~ Book Of the Drama Teresa ParoA aud the italian
upra with elegant portraits rarod MAJ harstfek and
Nsta Iauser N ,i.rerrvt e Le Pre- aas clsr- en- 70
ums octave t 1lss rrocf edition W had a. 70 broa3
WY, " ftafs Pyiee, "a slhlings.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL PANAMA. N. G.-THIs EsTA-
"A shmenti Is the largest public house the Isthmus
situated high ground in the most airy and healthy
hon Of town. and in the centre Of business By kind and
careful attention hope share the the pub
II. GIDEON ELY. aad J. H. STAN.ES. Proprietors.
EASTERN EMBLEM. NO MORE-MEsSRS. CUHN e.
II Runk beg most respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they purchased the lease Of No.
Grand street in which they intend conduct the tavern
business they have in large stock of Phadcl
pha Lager Beer which they supply to families the
trade and will continue q do they receiving daily
supplies N.Bfhe house will be Tuesday, April
9Th, at six o'clock r. NJ, when they will be pleased
their friends.
ITO HOTEL AND TAVERN KEEPERS-TO LET ON
favorable terms. good stand for hotel whe.
good business also be done, il desired Tie
house Is and convenient With good garden and large
barn and sheds carriage hoase and stables This property
situated at Railroad depot about hours ride from the
city of New York and to competent with
Of his good opportunity Is offered Apply Wm. q.
DAt Is, III John street. New York.
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MATRIMONIAL.

AIATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
vl ovcr-Profssor Lawton, Of London having arrived
Boston Will send 70 address, receipt Of dollar
plain directions enable ladies Tentlemeu
vim IN. devoted affections Of the opposite IN. process
simple but 90 captivating that all may be married, ire
ppective Of position and last though uot
least can he srrsnged With such ease snd d.eacy that
detection 10 impossible Address Professor LAYTON Bos
ION. Mas No letters tahen The Post oAos unisss The
postage 10 paid
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PUGILISM.

ID AINBOW COFFEE HOUsE-TO THE EDITOR or
N the Herald SIR :-Soeing an ad .ertisament in
Of To-day, eiatN. 10 match that's b. made be-
Mr. Paddock and Thoas hyer. justice myself
the public beg leave respectfully say
such match has will be made at house, know
April 9TH is5i. ". j. HOWELL.
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,TnE ROYAL rARK OF srpnRooK HYpRorATnIc

gINHE ROYAL PARK OF suDBRook HYDROrAIHiC
Establishment, adjoining the famed Richmond Hll and
situate within hours easy ride drive Of the Great Esh
bon Of Industry q all nations The above beautiful man
zion recommended 20 the attention a those who nnrgsc
visiting England during the Great Exhibition o. loi me
mansion wss once ~. principal mansion ~ the ake o. A
ryle and Buccsuch hut IL the property ~ her NNes
the Queen Who about eight through her Royal
tommisscners granted psrnisson for the whole o. ts
.Ilendd domain 70 be appropriated the purposes % the
Water Cure Her Majesty also granted private entrance
into the Royal park ~ Richmond which b. said tofor
part 81 the grounds attached 10 the mansion atnE WITH
the Park Of sudbrvok for exercise and q
nearly 5 acre. The air Is celebrated Tor ~ purity sna
the do site complete and liberal
scale From it, proximity 70 London, visitors may easily
spend the day In the Metropolis and reside amidst te
most romantic scenery that Engiand Affords The Diet viii
ofcourse he regulated by Hyrupahe PRINCIPLES No stu
lan being slowed but the advertiser believing that these
PRINCIPLES have large and Influential number oupporters
IN the United states 81 America oners 70 them All the com
trts and Injuries % Que 81 the finest tnrh man2n com
ned With the health preserving aud health restoring sa
tons ofs pure cir discriminating and NUTRITIOUS az SUD-
ror society aud lovely scenery with adaptation 81 ydro
pathic tescn desired One Of the late Mcdcal Dirc-
tors Of this establishment had the honor ~ receiving the
brother e his Royal irhntss Prince Albert a. patent
Terms Hoard Lodging and Professional ATTENDANCE ne
eessary ~ g. week Further particulars may h ha on
application post paid 70 the Secretary MI Dihx sud
.Iook Royal Park Richmond, Surrey England y, u
Rehmond is only twenty minutes from London Wy railway
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ADyERTlsEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


III OST-oN THURSDAY, APRIL THIRD. AT CHAR
ruaud's Rooms, No. White street white Brusrel.
Lac Scarf liberal reward will be paid for the article
E.turned 60 No. Great Jones street Of Lafayette
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NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND TELEGRAPH CO.
IN The annual meeting Of Stockholders Of the New
York and New England telegraph Company will he held at
lie ards Hotel Of Broadway and Maiden Lane, at
o'clock, Y. NJ, on Wednesday, 18th Instant.
MARSHALL LEfrERrs President
THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, BETWEEN
New York, Philade phia. baltimore, and Washin gton-
New York Once Of Hanover and Beaver streets
-
the
Pioneer Line with four independent wires from Wshnton
City to New York, having offices ST New fert Jersey Ivy
Newark New Brunsviek, frinten Trenton, Fhadelris,
Wilmington, Hayre de Grace, Baltimore and ashnfton
City and With all tile great morse Lines East
West North South. The having lately made
repairs line, greatly Increased t facilities
and thoroughly systematcd ts business In the trans
mission and mode Of delivery OF messages are nov prepared
and deliver number 81 messages
lured Tor the Of the putc With an aecr
,.sv fdey hitherto nncqualled The t.le
of the public h Therefore respectfully
MN n. SWAIN, Pr.tdent
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METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GooDS-wARRANTED
WI 10 stand all elimatts.-The Newark India Rubber
Manufacturing COMPANY store ~ Maiden lane rev herG
tuners and dealers 10 all the various articles
made urd Good patent The liberal
purchasers. HIRAM HUTCHINSON, frc<idsat
WssasN AcurprsS, Secretary.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER WILTSHIRE NEWARK INDIA
Rubber Manufacturing Company, - Maiden lane, would
call attention TO their India Rubber Whips which have nov
an established reputation They made Of all lengths
sses and infinitely superior ~ others and are
suitable for all climates aud Liberal terms 70 country
merchants Tie Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Com
pany, ~ Maiden lane, New York. ...-.. = .
wAsRrS AcxsRsss, Secretary.
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0H kEIEINGEHS LTNIMENI HNS uEnN N.HnnI
~ years before the public and tried BY the best adsss
In the known world its trst friends nov its best
the all 81 old strains and
bruises upon the horse and work him daily. One Of the
proofs succeeded ts mefits 10,
that horse could have hauled all the capital
that the Doctor had 10 Invest when he cemmenced be
willing 20 admit that he not worth than VIM ".
Astor hut time and things uncertain, ~
hard 70 tell ho- he viii be- Depot 20 Pearl street
~ s6 broadway Among the worlds brightest judges
who have used since lite ntrcduenon the Doctor with
great pride and pleasure refers 70 few out many thou
sasds-Nessrs kirr 4 Brown, Mr.. Hiram Woodruff Will
liam wheian. WIN. cowan. WIN. .. Sparks DC Tor We
most wonderful particulars aud astounding cures sec his
sdvesements In the weekly parers generally spirit Of the
Times. N. Y. Pieayune and all the Sunday payers.
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F1ss and C0nvulsA0ns.-We understand
that the proprietor q hrstes Galvan uratves about
20 publish statements regarding wonderful seaSy
Which Of the most aud
2. C. MoREHEAD NJ. ID. Generpi agent, Ia2 broadway
New York
To the Nervous and Low spirited.--In all
kindness and with confidence founded on countless cures
~ snn. ru weaaness iasstuds and msssA
They act sIec, ally the liver invtsora
Ing the functions o. ton secretion and crcuaon and
lie mimi mrhthzsng with the ami nal system RECEIVERS IT'S
tone under their Influence sold H. Ring l92 Broad
way, and Mrs Hays Brooklyn.
An aFQpeal 90 the sick I4nd neutrality-suspicious.
men tells that the machinery which converts the
food into nutrion for the body cannot perfers ITS au
b this cple that Rings Restorative bfttsrs rroduc
such insedate and striking improyemsnt an eases q
rcaovste Gad reyitakze the TORPID stomach Sold 1T ~
bssadwsy and Mrs. Hays. I7s Fulton street. Brooklyn
UOssss removed Ira . Few nas~Aents, Tree
0tem pain Bunioss and bad Nails also skill
fny ested by DIR. Litticfed, who has gwen his entire
nentof these past is scient
that he understands his business Oces 69
ExchanKe Buildings. Orders promptly attended to.
1000 600 or Bottles nearly OF Kellinger's
used in the last years making friends
@ every quarter Of the globe aud curing all manner Of
Uesknesses disease ip males females Its friends
its best IL has been used for years BY the Hon 81 H.
lag upon record has Advertisement in the weekly
papers generally Dots $50 Fesr 49, and 40 Broadway
mined the greatest good for number
strongest evidence M h that he has the heart and dare
' ARE t
each 81 to Ssa doz So TO $hi cash One bottle
has fastened and settled the hair on whole family Mr.
the Chief have botlhne hair by the of bot
Ties No idle talk here these facts are not to be set aside
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FVNO VNLIFOKNTA NINEHS.-THUSE INTENSIFIED
Il In Portable Steam Pumps invited 90
ration 81 the factory Of the undersigned In Wlamsburh
few rods south Of the Peek slip Ferry Landing IL
srueted for the Of practical miner recently returned
from California, who IL willing fer few days previous to
his departure to the nature Of the business and the
advs ntages o. the arrangement The Pump Il capable Of
discharyns from barrels Of water minute
lift Of fifteen TO twenty feet The total weight Of Pump and
Engine combined, together with the feeding apparatus 10
only 2S pounds and may all be packed In hour barrel
The boiler which simple and durable weighs Az lbs
In diameter BY feet long IL Is all
cuated for transportation mules For further infcr
ation apply at the once Of NOkTHlNCTON q BAKER,
5syobn street, up stairs.
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PERSONAL.

M ILL DOCTOR EDWARD W. OWEN FORMERLY OF
" 1852 Tenth street please send his address erosion
Herrot, Dentist, rs Spring street.
DEPORTATION WANTED.-HENRY TURNER HA-
wing lett his place of business the 9Th inst sud
denly his friends feel uneasness account
Any information Of him will be thankfully received
at the Arbour, 332 Broadway.
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FANCY GOODS.

ROGERS NEW FANCY STORE, go BROADWAY,
N has just been received, and srlsndd stock o.
French English and Chinese Fancy Goods, Toys,
&C. consisting Of Fans Retieuies Work Boxes Writing
Decks Portfolios Port Nonnoes Pen Knives Gard Cases
Sc &C. &e together with lot Of choice Perfugery from
the celebrated soccte Hyrenque de Paris Mr. Rogers,
With his Bazaar Oxford street
London and determined to import his goods ehsar
and make his place in broadway the Cheap Fancy store
the city where the and most fashionable art-
eles can te had, at the lowest possible price.
A MIR. DAVIES, @ BROADWAY, HAZE NOW
IA In store and which they oaer At ~ cent less than
any other in the city, Lace and Nusln Cur
tan French Paper Hanfnss Interior Decorations ndow
Shades with article In the Upholstery line Call and
examine them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pt. rsHa Ssk.ss S.a seT
f. S.%s. Bs.s lou r IN
day April TO- 1851 Tickets limited. Notee.such q the
Of hs may a.ss s ..
where alone the few remaining tickets be procured
CLAY FESTIVAL AssocIATIoN-THs SIXTH AN,
Sae y, s |" at the Sp Of ss' ,n.sa a
I'M init open O'clock festival commencing at
ton . Tie y The Express once Of
ms and Nassau street, " order q s ksese Com
IsAAc ws. ssirr. Secretary.
T'AMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN oRDER-RE-
\ galar Monthly Meeting Brothers The regular month
de Society held 4. TIE Great wis~a on Monday
S fns sun Please sttsndanss
ManAss s,s Season q 81
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RAIL rosTPoNED-TnE ANNUAL BALL GIVEN BY
1Geo n Andrews at the Chinese Assembly Rooms which
pSs'rsn,a 70 ILIr.da ticket. issued for The
RENEFiT TO MR.. ;. g. HUME HANFoRD ESQ.
the Riding the Tsea ssss WITH s &C.
benefit Mr. Hunt Proprietor q ssuth Fourth and
bic horses together with ali harness. feed &c. BY ars
tSn mant vey ana "ahy e
sopsd that the citizen; sssTrn and q, % a. @ 70
admission for gentleman and lady will he twenty cents
Gentlemen riding their horses will be charged fifty
cents II expected that at least sevenyhye horses win
appear in the ring at time, which, together with the
OF the daring and accomplished Female
Equestrans in the world will make it exhibition Of
passing interest.
WiLLIAmsnuRGH. April >.
ITO DOCK BUILDERS.-PRoPOsALs WILL BE RE-
ceived by the New York Dry Dock Company at their
Office and Tenth street until the first day
next for extending pier foot of Seventh street. East
YER to the easterly side Of Tompkns street.
A HOME FOR ALL.-THE MANHATTAN BUILDING
Association will hold its second ting at the Crystal
No. 2s Grand street Monday evening, April It'll.
eight o'clock where Prospectus and Rules be obaned
any that have yet been presented to the public
precedented advantages offered shareholders must
highly acceptable those who
tleLing tax Of high rents By Laws &c obtained
the Secrctarys Office 80 Nassau street The public
earnestly requested 70 attend.
OSCAR +. HAWLEY, President. pro. tenn
CUPREME CoURT.-GEoRGE LOGAN, PLAINTIFF
- against Denis Mulcahy. defendant-summons for a
demand contract To the Defendant above named
sirN hereby summoned to the complaint in
this action which has filed with Clerk Court
at the City Hail. in the City of New York and
OF your answer to at Office No. city Hall place.
said city, within twenty days after the service hereof
elusive Of the day OF such service and II fail
the complaint aforesaid the plaintiff will take judgment
for the of four hundred and dollars and
nnetwo cents with interest from the fifth day
October thousand eight hundred and fifty besides TIE
costs Of this action. Dated January 2lst, 1851.
FRANCIS BYRNE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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IL Msnufsrtursr Of Chsndeer and Gas fixtures every
DESCRIPTION having removed from hs late store i Fulton
street John street. few doors from broadway takes
this Of informing his patrons asd the public IN
general st wing made extensive alterations IN ss aoto
ry lIq nd Prince he enabled 70 supply
Chandeliers and other Gas Fixtures at the lowest market
Those in Of these articles would do well % call
him before purehasins sisewhere Gas Psndants and
Brsehsts Solar fluid and Lard Lamps Grandoies aad
Csnssiasras sssstsafy on hand srsat variety Of pat,
terra
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NV NNTEH-NITIATIONS FON EXCELLENT Pro
stsnt servants in al the vsrious domestic stations
NJ the Protective. Protestant Agency. go Hudson
This one 81 e best frctestaot Ase.ees in the city
service rendered by the able Manager Of United
cer Tin Csrmne and Chambers stree) by introducing my
once at the MARIN Of circular which he has recently o.
fred the public The great public have just Of
Appreciation Of these matters and the great these
documents already left counter u good and
cent evidence Of their bearing and eject We shall
fully all that presented 10 and will
A. B. FREEMAN, Manager.
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CALIFORNIA.

X IRCHHOYY DE sofa CO., COMMISSION MER-
chants Sac francisco, California Keerencss-Messs
Cruner Co, ST. Thomas w. IL kolier sand Riera New
York; W Bruno sons. Baltmore Gos.ler Co, Bos-
Bremen; Corrsoa Co.. bremen; John Mason Co.. Phil
adelplAa.
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IJoLLAcHER = snxITr, NO 10 NORTH WILLIAM
Metal Brsss Mahogany Blaek walnut aaA sil
YER heep constantly assortment 81 the shove
aamed articles Orders promptly exscused ~ Short neese
Old SHOW Cases taksn In enehaAcs.
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CUTLERY, LAsIP q GAS FIXTURES, sc

CUTLERY, AND OTHER SHEFFIELD GooDs-A
~ fns ss,ortent Of Table and Pocket Cutlery Files
saws Eare Tools kc kc just received and for sale low
70 deaidr., by SHEPHERD BROTHERS, 70 John street.
I'm stsr.t
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IVAN n-sITUATIoNs roR PROTESTANT SER
w vants of Gre Aet eisse aud &C domestic station
A. the once e the rrctesssnt Emri.yment Society Car
this city Also excellent Catholic and Protestant
a. t old socssy Agency, M Chambers street. Terms
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DARIs BANKERs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS FOR
the banking house Of hessrs Aliieu Grand u Rue de
Trevise Ptss will open credits upon them for parties
porting goods from Germany and Switzerland Aso
Tor travellers going 70 the Continent and TO England For
terms, apply to &, 4. HABICHT h Co, W Wall 81.
Addresses Of Manufacturers throughout Switzerland,
France and Germany can be furnished.
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GNMNAsTlC AND PHYSICAL ENEkCfSE.-MR- CT.
~ otignon resrectfuy informs his friends aud the psblic
generally that he has taken the large and spacious GymnA
nm 80 snd le Crosby st. door below Beesker former
y occupied by Dr. Rich and for the reception Of
pupils. Gentemens class every morning from til T. and
every evening from till Boys class afternoon from
I'LL Fencing and Sparrng taught privately at the
B;-hr. G: r. ottgnon has closed the symnasiums in
Broadway and Canal street Members having OF so
sets in their posseon will obe the Proprietor By leaving
them at the roops In Crosty street.
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RAIL roSTPOSED-TuE ANNUAL BALLGIyEN BY
D.so n Andrews at the Chinese Assembly Rooms which
was 10 have taken place Monday April 7
postponed TO Thursday April 7th The tickets issued Tor III.
18th, will answer for tic 18th.