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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRisoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
Lvh overProfessor iawton ofIondcn, having arrived IN
Bcstcn. will send 70 any address receipt cf dollar
eotIed plain directions 20 enable ladies gentlemen 20
sn the devoted affections Of the opposite s
HsmIis. In. taIvatinr. that all he married rre
spectve age tpfsafance rostion aud m tcrrh not
.st, be srrarcsd vsh such ease End a.tsy thss
se,sttn Il inpctstie. Add-tss rrcfesser LAYTON, Zee
TN, hss Ncsaer tster1ron he FEET 0nse sn'sss u
postage 10 RAE
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DANCING.

HANGING ANp wALTIINC.-MR. 4. BRoOVrs
~ Fas1e Rooms, % Christie and Delaney streets
DAYS ~ tuition sdayt and Fridays Ladies ciass
f sl.nens class frat 80 TIL Ni Private lessons
AZ NJ D. rtsteuct, ~ Grauu street. II Bowcry
All taught in very few lessons The school
Nil remain oJ.p Garisg the spring and summer.
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rK,nE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sIrpprR GIvEN nY mR q

NJ Bodine, proprietor Of the arse dry goods establish
ment 323 Grand street. which of at rammany Hall
the evening of the 18TH instant, got style that
reelected much credit the prorretors OF that establish
young gentlemen Of Mr.. Bodine's esa bhment by
special in ytation nrodu into Of the
1ammGny Hail. provided for the occasion where Of
them TO their ton into the could
conjecture Of what laid behind the curtain when they
bel edmuch to their surprise OF the most and
magnificent tables that could bv any b. provide
IL. table loaded with pyramids cake aud
that decorated testoonod in the beautiful
and lots Of all the delicious s that seemed
shake and heaye like the troubled OF the
mighty they bore tho impress Of the beautiful
morlds IN which they Al the different kinds
Wild fowl held in high estimation, besides those
domestic nature also served up beautiful style
well other delicious things too tedious to mention After
moved lots OF champagne Of The most Sparkling character
being introduced each OF the young gentlemen IN
and testified Of the high estimation in which they
held their employer and also said pretty things by
compliment 10 the ladies that patronse Mr. Bodne
establishment which drunk with tae most enthGsastc
applause and made the walls Of old Tammaay In fact
the whole occasion Of most agreeable naturetor
there greater reciprocity feeling displayed
than to be going between oerhs
their employer, he estying his appro baton 81 the way in
they return reciproeatng the the
fengway May these tetoEia s incentive 70 9TH
young right motives and right actions-and when
goods establishment shall to tamse
ed the urbany Of their aud the
tion they pay customers they be that like Mr..
Bodne they the right road to
". B.-We also informed that Mr. iodine is about
fitting up the second fo Of his large establishment in ee-
CANT style as silk aud shawl room and jndgs from his
great facilities Of buying aud his good selecting
terms he Will be visited by most VI the ladies oi New
York and its vicinity.
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EUROPEAN ADvERTIsEMENTs.

= ~ = 4 y
Mortimsrl Goidsmith.. svsDuiths. &c theQneen,
$50, 80 .hIonon.'eF and EateLmakers OF No 10 New BOND
beg 70 intimate 70 their patrons that they
Manchester, TO ST. Anns square in the same town and
Immediately opposite to the principal entrance sf the
Exchange
Two TIE CITIZENS or AMhucA INTENDING TO
street. Gracechurch street London long been
nownsd throsshont the ei'ea world for Racers s,rop.
Teatrays and Paper Maehe in AL its
Deeply sensible Of the necessity which the ensuing Cssss
Exhibition worly to sustain Ills reputation he has
his proaaetioas while his Ssifaswn emppris
Leadenha street Will receive accession OF stock caieo
pates Among the sights Of London none are more
ing and extraordinary than its shops and for combination
Mecs. Those Who wish th. manufactures OF Eng
to ss where sy Viii IND
adapted to tis Of every class o.
England post iree.-4 leadenhall street.
Samuel, Brothers, ~ Ludgatc hill London happy
to say while they devote their assduity TIE prepare
gained pre-emnence. they Win maintain that precai.
hence BY selling the best articles having the most unpa
atteneon eonrnsd With style and economy they in,ss
every stranger y London T. investigate ther ,cqaaied
season but 70 the approaching suaser la TIC Bespoke
aea r the alg sn ri h. Sa
satisfaction The ready made stock for the rrcsen:
snany ress sSsts Is 81 ~ s sn,r 10 M
rock 81 extra; Saxony Llama cloth patot sleeves
roek or overcaat apacea coats = to Ia a.msre' il.
2 the oxonian ooGt color los Cd. to si trousers
table prices plate Of fashions guide sef
sy 81 wh a n s sa os s tsa s s
naval mtary outfits are sent 70 all parts Of
'''' A'"t"'A' sAMtEL BROTHERS. % Ludsa.e hill.
door from the Old Bailey. London.
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vylrE yrENcH PAPER HANGINes DECORATIONS.
hcThs. IN want. the above arteiss should not om.
10 look LhrGsh establishment az their Interest add
IAs.e may be Lst con - by call THOs FAYE co.
~ Pearl ..s.st. astvssn kadison and Chatham.
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CALIFORNIA.

N IRcHBorr DE sofa CO.. COMMISSION nKR-
chants San Trencisco, California. Meesu
Grrner Co. So rhomss " II nolier Sand RicrA nsv
YORK. W Bruno Sons, Batimore; Gossler Co., Bcs-
Bremen; Corrson Co.. bremen John MASON Co.. Phil
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AhERicAN HOTEL, PANAMA N. G.-THIs EsTA
h.hm.Lt the largest public hcSSc on .he fsthmus 10
o-tHsted on high ground in the healthy
Son Of tcwr, aud In the centre q BY kind and
earet u a.entcn Ne ~ share the the pub
H.GiDE0F ELY. and !. n sTAPesEs. Prourietors.
THAT sUrTRB AEABESQUE GLoBE LNir on THE
ccruer q broadway and Anhony s,rce.e is the
- this sstathment can hc found a TO deoaSes that
rhs refnsd would aesret the service
may agended Upon ior cleanliness and style. Al tits
refav rS.s ~ foBnd tic genuine. small dsoat. ia
rr.d vssseeha,ss Ny oystsTs, With .helg 4ci
Str', Ctstts"
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GsoAI-THrs DAY DIsCEARGING THE BEsr RED
~ Aa stove aud trout BEATS at - 80 and siT5 from
PETER CLINTON.
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THE TURF.

- - n - -
TENTREvILLE CoURsE-TRoTrING.-Tu
o, Bridges h. d.
Pih.r enters VIM. POOL u. Conkn Dr. & Centre
Vile; w Whelan enters Shackelhaek. omnibuses will
leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn at haast returning
coon az the sport Is over. Fare each Way. 2lcsnts
JOEL coNKLIN. Proprietor.
(,ESTREvILLE CoURsE.-PAcIEC.-A PURSE or
~ 500 will DC given Mile heats: bort IN in harness
Wednesday evening. April 49, 6y 10 o'clock haddsus
Hotel lss Chatham street. JOEL CONALiN, Proprietor.
DED HOUSE PLEASURE .GROUNDs.-TRoTTlNG.-
o'clock horses that trotted nile
bos three in i've under saddle Mr. H. Jonss enters b. h.
York; Mr.. o. Mason enters r. COL Walters Mr. e. Brooks
enters m Dolly sranker L. Luif, Proprietor.
V>HE MATCH BETWEEN KEMBLE JACKSON.
and Nelson's sslt, three mile heats haraos-,
OF yesterday the Unon Course, by The
former in two straight heats The track very heavy
time, and the wind blowing perfect kprricane eime
the perfectly astonishing
the following summary will show -
hcinblc JACKSON ......l
Nelon ccit :.
Tat heas- rst mhe mn sec
Second e. - MIN Sec
ILird mile. ..........,...s..... 5 NM : see.
emin q
Second lca.-rirst mile. ............. . min 81
second hlie. ....- mn. zee.
Third mile. ................ = nin ~ SEQ.
min. ~ see.
Kemble jackson, can he matched three mile race and
stallion in the world the Union track by applying to
James Whslpey 1t snedk.rs near Union track Ill,
vious To the horses standing At snsdksrs ls Nay
this match accepted his standing can he postpgDed tai
Ma NJ
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TIE TELEaRAPa.

rms nAY-TIfE ANNUAL MEETING Op THE NEW
York aud New Engani telegraph Company, ail. be
le'det the Howard Hotel Brosdway this day NJ o'olos
". LEffERTs, President.
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ASSURANCES.

7 lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Assurance Society % London.encra ,-er. office IL
all street, New York. April !, le5-capsta sssWUn
Aad surplus St2lThe withdrawal table 81 the so,iesy
kfrdr 10 the assured who take their policies under
these tables III. greatest possible and rospccve adj
that he conferred by life On
table the assured entitled at time to az n.e
nmedia u advance, TO the vAtsHt Of oEcas mo
amount of the paid annual rrerums without ~ yer
sonsl liability it - the policy hut by ample
ment the half premium be 20 thh ~ curing
tie WHEEL. II tue policy. Also IA t .fhs
assured at tie not requiring continue TIL ICY
its surrender enehnf VI tie annual premiums WI. be
turned BY the rociety.
At the last annual o-tgaton, rpertcd ~ Way $50 the
bonut declared 70 the assured worcthc option 81 rtarn
OF 10 cent their premiums IN cash. rcvr,onsry
addition o. the original assured ny each rohcy vsrsn.
from ~ 10 Is PER cent.
Examples tonuses srcsd declared - ,ouna in the
information appca TO IL Wall rtrvct ~ the
agencies. Tree 81 expense.
party may moderate annual rrcriipm, ins,r- for
life he I-yiy. reach the ~ 20 tie u.
injured. M $500 viii be paid 10 him ft-isah
befor. the will D. L.s
family ,r legal =. pr, s.ntattses
4 s0N trar.
=. EDWARD uABicnf, ~ a.nssn.
George b. relay, Bachc Ntfytrs.
illi&n Van hoek Henry LHaiau,
A. q. Stout, RohtrtJ. pliSL. nd
j. Kearny RoGgcrs, N. H.
Tie Board meet Wednesday atTl All direct crhe
Transaction oftrnesr California and other sr-rs risks
taken al lair rr'sy ~ EXTRA rrsu,un.
!. IIANDEk STARR. Genera 'yeut. aud
supc-in tsnfent Of the Cuited statcs ..osl Board.
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INDIA RULER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER WILTSHIRE NEWARK INDIA
Rubber Manufacturing Company 10 Maiden lane, would
call attention their India Rubber Whips which
established reputation They are made Of all lengths
and and infinitely superior others and
suitable for all climates and Liberal terms 10 country
merchants The Newark India Rubber Manuact iriSs Con-
pany, 10 Maiden lane, New York.
WARRES Ach ERMAs. Secretary.
METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS-WARRANrED
lv1 stand all cliInstes.-The Newark India Rubber
Manufacturing Company store ~ Maiden lane View YORK;
Factory Newark, New Jersey. This nsfse
turers and Who'll dealers in all the various articles
MADE under Goodyear patent The most liberal .erms 70
purchasers. HIRAM HUTCHINSON, ires,dsse
WApRES AcESBxsN. Secretary.
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RESPECTABLE. INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN
"A twentyiour yeays Of wishes situation as porter
Wholesale stoe % Kind of business watch
man in hotel or does not care where. lie has served
this last at the lie has the best Of
commendatou from his last employer. He can loan his
employer 500 security. Any wanting sue will be
attended with prompt attention Can seen
~ Elm street hrst floor.
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THE FIRST OF MAY
The first of May approaches.
When bed bugs, foas. aud roaches
Their no>ious colum muster:
The rat, too, then encroaches,
The mouse, sly plundcrer, peaches,
Putting ladies IN q huster.
But thy magic Powder, Lyon,
lie the food that insects die on,
Mice and rats. too,
BY thy pills, which We rely or,
Arr Killed 70 the last scion,
r. LYON 40 broadway.
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TEXAS LAND AGENcY.-THE UNDERSIGNED or
ers his services ia Ill matters arpertasIas
lands in Texas but ularly 20 select Indicated land,
aud procure patents for the Terms aud will
be made known when informed what be done. Address
H. G. CArLETT Dallas Texas.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
T. = r.. "a
4 IHUEL sATTEEIEY. A SOLDIER IN THE WAR or
IL s-Ten dollart VII b. paid Tor certain iaf,-
1st5oI about Ln, o. hs family ~
JAMES WHAfELY, % Clinton place.
C m REWARD WILL DE GIVEN To ANY PER-
SON whs NIL ave such information as shall lad 70
che discovery ~ Jc1 Nknson late ~ Exeter England
Who lett New York about the middle Of August last.
Carlisle Pennsyy sl Should this meet the John
wilkinson, ~. brother George II. williamson. wishes him 70
direct letter to him at TordLam Pest oce Wsstchstsr
sesrty " "
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EXTRAORDINARY DISPATCfi-NINE DAYS LATER
II 70 California by ESprcs ny the fast steamship
~ Dorado. Tn saturday, tie nth last, will scnd q
letter aud newspaper mail w this steamship which v aiver
tssd by the 20 land her Chaxs- In
time % take the steamship Columbus Panama May lt
Nr Bsricrd will receive mais charrs aud convey
them - Panama IN forty lonr single newspapers cents
three dollars hundrvd 4. letters - CENTS.
BERIORD A CO.. No . Aftlr House.
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2PMClAL NOTICES.

Actors ORDER OF FRIENDSHIP, EXCELSIOR
Lodge (Shakspearel No. LA Stated Meeting will be
Leld at the Lodge rooui, Thursday 18th
halfpsst txy, IN. Hyordsr, Il =. u. JOHNSON. w.P.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.


NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
and fbiladelp'ia direct-.pited states Mail Line
Through in ~ hours via New jersey Railroad Fare
dueed 10 - for hrstls and 81 ~ for second cas Leave
New York ~ GA NJ fro foot Of CORTLAND aud
"a. ~ and y. NJ from SCOT Of Liberty street Lcava fha-
delrLs at and A. NJ and r. ~ trv the loot q Wal
nut street.
('ANDrv AND hNBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM
~ New York 20 Ihilsd.lphia-IeaVes pier No. North
River BY steamboat JOHN POTTER Morning Line, At
o'clock, A. NJ Afternoon Line, at o'clock, r. ". Pare by
either line 81 forward deck, e. Emgrant Line at 81 o'clock
J.. W., fare, 81 20. l. BLISS, Agsn..
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ITO TRAVELLERS GOING souTu.-NEw srprt

ITO TRAVELLERS GOING souTT-NEw SUPERIOR
and economical line between Baltimore and Frederic
burg sauntcn VA Richmond and Petersburg Va, Lynch-
burr, Vs. Raleigh. ~. c. and Charleston s. c. The public
are hereby inf rmsd that the large aud splendid low
steamer Baltimore, Capt Alexander McCau-and hted
with state rooms and 10 berths and unsurpassed In speed
and accommodation by boat south q New York
running between Baltimore aud Acqua Greek via the mouth
otfStcmae and finsy Point IN connection With the Rich
mond and Tredencksburw and Richmond and Petersburg
railroads Passenger. by this line leaving Commerce street
wharf baltimore, at o'clock. y. " Tuesdays aad Fri
m,nd by U! NJ and Petersburg about T. N, from
which point they proceed farther south with by
TIE great mail line. Through ockets ny this superior line
st lass rss.ngers from baltimore u frederskshurs 81
70 Richmond, - 90 20 Petersburg - ~ ~ Charleston. >.
- Slb mcalsand state rooms extra Forward cabin pas
rengere TO Trerkturg including meals and lodrug 81
de- do. do to Richmond Petersburg. ~ ~ including
meals and lodging. For further information apply ~ the
southern railroad once. adjoining the Wasington railroad
CIiAs. woRTuINGroN. ia. Agent
Baltimore, March 81, 1851. Commerce street wharf
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nR. kELLfNGER-DrAR sfB-1 HAD lost All
my hair for years everything having failed grior 4
using your fuid. feel 10 duty owe you 70 have u
made known through nv influence. Many others have
i'en successful ~ their agreeable asoE hht they hAt
no confidence In IT, Ny hair will astonh any one who VII
snl on me, at my residence, WILLIAMSBURG, w. y, meas
Grand treet terry has not oost me I've dsars would
have given $50 cheerfully.
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= 600 000 or BOTTLES NEARLY OF DR..
c.OOo,OOO Keliirgu's iinimsnt haze =, 2 sold IN
the last ton years making friends quarter n the
gl"lc curing manner u diseases and wrkns IA male II
female, NJ matter from what Nerv1ua aeas mme
datcly cured. IT, riepd Sc strongest Unlike pa
tent medicines generally v sells mos, here best keosn
In large BOTTLES from each, VI o. - dvl.n
DeJcts, 20 Pearl and 40 and az Broadway.
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ID EMOyAL-JOHN G. WYMAS, MERCHt Mt TAILOR,
III from No. IS 257 BroadaGy, opposite
the City Hall.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
.--~---~s E~.--@- rs (, ,-f~--N~
RENiIrsS.Ls TO ENGLAND, lRtlANn, AID
ur~ ards Whiea wi 10 csshcd NJ aay aa. "A tie uutd
low rate " all y steamer . N, part % ku ~
EDN ARDS, SANfOkD 90, = IrAass'tAnte fNfrc~s,
~ Adnmr n Iu'r, W npd " Wall str.,t.
small parcels viii le received tll laltpsat Mo, A. a. "
-
Conn 0ln-NbfIi 10 LEND ~ tpNn sd
P~OOsOOO nsrsEge. - snnis a. .nit atriielnts.
pIouttss rial ttatc ~ ts t.ty, EryDtyn - "it
Crot.n ai.r tfce baseritnt y. --saa.. - sat
upwards Nill b. loaned ~ III cent GOOD lfs
-
CO 000 Tor stLE, NnhfiNE ct si01.
IN ~. ,eItrai pert - tie city d,ut;. t..su,t
srrly 70 iiNts PRICE, ,fce We hudfin street,
= = - - !. b u ~
S0n OR s2vn DotLiRS.-WtNGin .tNfNt.
70 scOO active bushes man. Who ruute to
sar ,,er, .rr1s,,e~t ~ s,ir a,'s al i. 49,,
Mo ri,es 10 f,soss acqei4 I'd eth ~ ~ -. -
80
go 600 N ASTTp- Tytr ,uyFUrfSrr aferfr
Aet.ONVD ~ t.d al ~. IN. 49,, ,,s n. ~.
stoy, a,,..nt n "a ~ ,.'.rs. = \, ! ~ v, ~.
In PLiisdsirlta ale Ia ssct. i III +, esajastee 49,.
sa.h onIy and r. ~ e,en - .sn .,,,.sal IA
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THERE is A TINE FOR ALL THINGS, AND THE
CLOTHING,

=
II EMovAL-JoHN g wYMAN. MERCHANT TAILOR,
the City Hall.
DFMoyAL-P. L. GUERINGER HAS REMOVED MS
N fashionable Tailoring Establishment from No. las t.
No. 6:7 Broadway, corner Of Fourth street.
CPRING CLoTHING-oUR SELECT AND EXTENSIVE
~ stock Of Clothing for the liz ready,
prsng all the latest styles of garments Of the day and
everything that new and chaste in goods 70 be found II
this European markets. D. J. DEvLiN
IS and IS John street, corner Of Nassau ~
CAST-OTF CLOTHING ANDFURNITuRE WANTED
~ Ladies' gentlemen having sup.rhuous effects
dispose Of obtain fair cash price for the same by send
Mrs. Cohen. Nj. S. COHEN, No West Broadway place.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
Ladies or gentlemen leaving the city or breaking mp
Furniture &c. by sending hrou the Post At his resi-
dencs. l.. N. DUSSELDORF, Is Kim street,
N. B.-Ladiee attended by Mrs DUSSELDORF.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
The highest price be obtained by ladies and
tlenen who have left Clothing Furniture Jewel
ry &c. to dispose or by sending through poet Otherwise
for J. LEyENsTYN. 40 Broadway. up stars
Ladies attended to BY Mrs. Levenstyn.
CAST OFF CLOTHING FURNITURE, WATCHES AND
~ Jewellery wantedThc subscriber will pay nifty per
than other dealer for the above articles making
applies ton To him by otherwise ISAAC O. LYON,
No. VAN street. Ladies attended By Mrs. Lyon.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING. &c.-LADIES AND GENTLE
~ obtain from the subscriber high price for
description Of "a clothing and arti
Gle, other second hand dealer the city, Ad
dress. through post otherwise, call JAMES MO-
RONf ut his store III Orange street. near Chathsn street
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isabella GRAPE VINES or PRoPrR AGE TOR
forming vineyards, cultivated farU and containing all
the good qualities which the approved cultivation for
over fourteen has conferred the copn Point
Vineyard offered 20 the public Those who may pur
char, VII receive such nsructons Tor four years a. will
enable them TO cultivate the grape with entire
yidcd their locality IL too far North. All
tions addressed 70 7. Underhll. ". D. New York, o.
troton Point county v. " will receive stsn
ton The additional experience Of the past season gives
&c, crop Of good fruit y. oh aimed
IN most 81 the Northern, and all the middle Western and
southern States " B-0rdcrs for vines may be left ~
No. ~ Cedar street.
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LOST, sc.

WA-CH LosT-A GOLD PATENT LEVER HENRY
w haylis New YORK maker, No. xss Twenty dollars
xeward e be paid it, rstgrn to No. I5 william street.
Up ttnAr.
DRY GOQDS, Sc.
NOTICE FOUNTAIN TAKES PLEASURE IN IN.
AN foyny his cid and friends he has
nsnsed ts.asss - No. u Pine street fe- door. from
Broadway he will ~ happy 20 Of his former
sus.omer sId will cell all Of Dry Goods both
Fancy and Ss7ie In quantities. 70 stit Purchasers and
low rrces will he suit Also superior Black
lie has conn-cssd hns n With W Brother
and will bus aud sell all kads ~ reods coGission
and ali an ordess ~ the shortest notice.
IoIlTAI> A BkoThERS0S,
M. III Pine -, stairs, front
sasc - loan Brooklyn ana New yort city property,
ft7 per cent. Avyly 70 FOUNTAIN BROTH FRstrs,
so. II Pine a.. ap stairs. front
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10000 rESTs APP SPLENDID y aG COLLIE
ndbGoks prints and painting. bought and scd Constant
" on hand, all the cheap publications o. the day Mso
Morrans Masonry, Allyns Ritual &C. The public arc
quoted 60 call and examine the stock.
JOHN y. NEAcLE. l01 Nassau u.
WANTEp-5oo AGESTs.-FRoa so TO sfoo A
month clear Of expenses ean be made in selling hc
Great American Repository" sga the New Family Ma
nuei inciuding the famous washing recipe &c, Ne Ad
drsss poet rnid' Americnn Family Publication Establish
ment," l2s Nassau street, N. Y.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES, sxs

- REcoRi's cALIToRNia FREIGHT, rACkAGEASD
~ Parcel Express per steamer VI Dorado, SATURDAY,
Erh.-srred unequallcd-Rate reduced, ny tho above
the subscribers will forward their Express.
usual In charge ~ special shippers rely
goods shipped through being delivered Va Panama
advance II all others which facilities
shipment q goods All thee easrs cannot b surrs.-
Parcel. received until tie morning Of steamers day VI sail.
ine and Letters until 81 y. " Packages (whCh In
all cases be made rrfcty water proof must b. len the
oiee the day previous No tuFtan House ,harfcs made
THOMSON n ulrIuCDCk'
Managers and Nrt nts. 1t9 Pearl street, cor W ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

MUSICAL.
DIASo LESSONS GIVEN BY ONE or THE MOST
L eminent Professors of Music from Germany,
deratc terms best Of reference given Apply to Mr..
Kruger, No. rs walker street
EoR sALE.-A PIANO. NEARLY NEW. IN coon
II order, mahogany case six and E. VGtayes. rT,cu
SIS. Apply at i5o Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

NOR SALE-A QUANTITY OF OLD SAsHES. MAY
be had cheap If applied for immediately, at 10
Nat. trpet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

"ASTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w woman, ehanbermaid, and to do nc washing
and ironing plain sewing in private family she
eellent washer and and is willing to herself
agreeable and has objections short distance in the
Has good city Please call at -
East Egteent street Broadway Can be for two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

EVERY MAN MS OWN LANDloRD.-THE UNION
H Building Association will Friday evening, 18th
inst at clock at III Grand street Hall THIS society
founded onhc prne ami governed ~ the
laws the three which successful operation in
this city, and under the guidance Of counseilor
All persons who wish to home find, by the
aid or this society. that the very money paid in the
shape OF rent be made by monthly nsalmeets
capital loaned by the society purchase home.
Prosrectuses be obtained Of WA. P.,er Secretary
Office l92 Canal street, Of Hessr Barnard Parsons
Wall stre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

GROCERY FOR SALE-THIS Is ONE OF THE OLD
~ es,and beet stands the North River side OF the city
The for selling is because the has other busi
to attend to- Apply at 5l Greenwich street.
Spring street, or TT $50 Greenwich street.