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RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.

~ If yeu in want of good article at
small price, call and see endless
rety of BOOTS and SHOES We have
the best assortment ever offered in this
market, at prices that cannot fail to please.
Ladies' CATER and HALF CATER, from 81 rs to
81 SO.
ladies' Misses, and Children's Slippers Tes Buskins,
Jenny Lind, and too many other styles to mention.
For children, assortment is complete.
For gentlemen, have great variety of CATERS,
CLOTH patent leather and calfskin, lasting Shoes thick
and thin solos, together with Boots and Shoes of all quail
tiles.
just received, gentemen's Patent Leather Pumps O
superior article.
Boys and youths Patent Leather and Morocco Pumps.
Weare selling off every thing that is out of style for less
than COST for ladies' misses and children. All those in
want of bargains would do well to give a call, for we
determined to sell at small profits for cash. Do not
mistake the store but call at
A. HOOVER & SONS,
Opposite Browns HOTEL Pennsylvania avenue,
up o-6teo between 9th and It'll streets south side.
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CHARLES II. LANE Gate Lane a Tucker,) merchant
" tailor and gentemens furnishing sore takes plea
in informing his friends and felowitizens that he
has just returned from New York with and beaut
full stock of French Cloths, Cassmeres Vestngs and Fur
nshng Goods, selected by himself with great care to
which he would most respectfully invite their atten-
ton, all of which will be offered at fair and reasonable
prices.
Also splendid lot of Chidrens Clothing always on
hand Lane fuckers Buildings Penn. avenue.
mar 24-eo3wif
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MARRIAGES.

On Thursday evening, April 10th, by the Rev. Mr. Nor
gan, Mr. THOMAS W. SHAPE, of England, to Miss MARY
PIERCE, of this city.
On Tuesday evening, the 18th February, by the Rev
Mr. Tlinghast, Mr.. CHARLES ALLEN TO Mrs MARY H. BAG
dETT, both of Georgetown.
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HENRY CLAY.--Saturday last was the birth
day of Henry Clay when he completed his
seventy fifth year.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Expressly for this paper.

BALTIMORE, April 14-23 p, m.
The northern market is unchanged
There is heavy snow-storm raging at Della
ware Breakwater.
Baltimore Howard street -four, $3.50 Corn
so cents
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ADVERTISERS will please endeavor to send in their avor
before II o'clock, If possible.
R1- Do people generally know that short advertise
ments are published in the AMERICAN TELEGRAPH fol
twenty-five centsi
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The citizens of Georgia have, at different
times, sent through the American Colonization
Society five hundred and ffty-one colored peo-
pie to Liberia.
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Commercial.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

MANNED
BALTIMORE, April Up. IN.
Sales to-day Of 400 bbls Howard Street Flour at $3.50
We hear of sales Of City Mills Flour There are but
few holders who willing to sell at present prices The
last sales were at 4.561 4-Auerican.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, April 12-8 p. M.
Stocks rmsaes Of u S. os, 1867, at 49, Loan
l22; Penna SIS 93 n Canton 49, "a.
Flour closed frmsales of 5000 bbs at ALSO for
mon straight brands; $475@4s715 for Southern, and
$494@5 for Genesee. Rye Flour $337 34i. Corn Meal
$3@3.25.
Wheat steady Sales of 1000 bushels prime white ut
lis cs sales Of red at eS@1O3 Corn is active sales Of
1000 bushels at 1900 cents Oats 4S@50c. Rye, TAO
rs cents
Provisions firm. Sales of pork at $l525, and
prime at $l175. Sales of lard in kegs, at S5ss1c.
Groceries unchanged. Rice in active demand at
previous rates.
Sales to-day of 1000 bales of cotton at Il cent decline
Upland lie. The sales of the week amount to IT 900
bales
Whisky 231a@24119 cents in bbls.
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EXTRAORDINARY REMOVAL !


RB-RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINsl~Ia
McLAIN HARRY beg leave 10 inform their Gus
wi toners and the public generally that they have
compelled to change their place of business for few
months, and have removed their large stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
TO the large building the of Seventh and
streets where they intend to of their Stock at
usually low prices.
In their stock will be found the following desirable
goods, viz
FOR LADIES' WEAR:
Plain and figured black and colored Dress Silks; Fou-
lard do
Barge De LANES Plain Barcge all colors, at 81 cts
Musns, Apacas, Ginghams, Calicoes, Grape and Ba-
rege shaws, Parasols Gloves, Hosiery, Laces Edging
Ribbons, etc,
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR:
An extensive variety of Cloths, Cassmeres Vestinrs
Linens, Cottonades, Cassinets, etc.
IN D0MESTICS, we have Bro. Cotton yard wide for @
cents; Blea. do cents; Ticking very good for cents
Caicoes for cents such have been selling for IL "a
good Nankns for 10 cents; good Check for 8 cents
Linen Diaper for Towels, 10 cents; Table Diaper Crash
Dowlas Blea and Bro Sheetng, all widths; Bro Table
Cloths and Covers.
Together with endless variety Of all kinds Of goods
In our line, which will be sold very low.
Purchasers and all persons in want Of CHEAP GooDs
will no doubt be douby compensated by giving a CALL
McLAIN HARRY,
ap 12-d Seventh street, between II and /.
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LAWNS.

NIcLAIN a HARRY have in store a very large stock
wi of LAWNS, of new and beautiful styles, ranging
in prices from a TO 25 cents, warranted 10 ,oash
McLAIN a HARRY,
mp 12-n Seventh street, between III and /.
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DaguerreOtypes

Equal to any in the city taken at the 0DEoN at tn
to,cest prices Entire satisfaction given charge.
ap S-3teo&
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1D- Persons wishing to be served with the AMERICAN
TELEGRAPH will please aDre their and residences
and hand the cards rpapers to carriers leave them
at our counter.
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EDWARD M. BoTELER,

DedIer IN
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
H Seventh street. I'd door south Of ], (west side) az
ap live
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HsS" We refer to the announcement of the
organization of society of Journeymen Car
penters.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

d. Nolan & HARRY have on hand an elegant
assortment Of SHOES, embracing every descrip-
ton and quality, which they are closing out at
- 0reot baraains McLAIN 4 HARRY,
nm 1o-tf Seventh street. between III and l.
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JAMES w. SHEAHAN,

attorney and Counsellor at Lam,
DRACTIsES in the Courts of the District and prose-
cutes claims of every description before the several
Executive Departments and before Congress.
Ga Office and residence 21st street. two doors north
III. an lift
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HENRY IANNEY.

FASHIONABLE BoOTMAKER,
Eighth street, Gte General Post Office,
Ar is prepared to furnish, from the shelf or the
shop, goods i'm bis line that cannot be ex-
celled in any city Citizens and sojourners arc
- respectfully invited TO examine them.
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NEW SPRING GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

~ w. HINTON Merchant Tailor respectfully
- VI. informs his customers and fellowcitizens
N that he has just returned from the North with
Wf splendid assortment of French and English Cloths,
- Cassmeres, and Yestings, of all kinds, which he
invites them TO call and examine His stock Of goods,
which IL of the best quality and mistake he will sell
Mt prices TO suit the times
Also, constantly hand, Gents Furnishing Goods and
Business Coats Children's Clothing, made in the best
g. W. HINTON,
ap Cost Pa nv, north side, BETH III and 9th sta.
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Days 0f SdtItng 70 ana from Ue Unated StdteS.
FROM LIVERPOOL
AMERICA, Shannon, for Boston April 5
PACIFIC, Nye, for New York April 0
ASIA, Judkins, for New York April II
CRY OF GLASGOW Matthew'S for Philadelphia April IS
FOR LIVERPOOL.
ARCTIC Luce, from New York April 2
CANADA, Harrison, from Boston April o
BALTIC, Comstock, from New York April 10
AFRICA, Ryrie, from New York April %
AMERICA, Shannon from Boston April 80
Lines to the Continent Of Europe, dc.-From
HAvRE. YORK.
FRANKLIN, Wotton March IL April
HUMBOLDT, Lines April May 3
FROM BREMEN
HERMANN, Crabtree April Is Mar. %
WASHINGTON, Floyd March Il April 10
FOR CHAGREs.
UNION, Budd April 8
NORTH AMERICA Bletherd April IL
GEORGIA, Porter April IL
EMPIRE Cry, Wilson April ID
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TO OUR CITY READERS.

We cannot resist the temptation to insert the latest pos
sibe item of Geographic news; and it will therefore be
often out of power to have the paper served in the
Departments before three o'clock Those who prefer
be served at their houses and shall carefully note
any such changes may be requested.
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nR. VAN PATTEN, being interrupted by the
II razing operations of Mr. Todd hopes to be able
to resume his business at his old stand. ap 14-1t*
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

Days Of sailing TO and from the United States.
FROM LIVERPOOL
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CEMENT, CEMENT I!

II HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and will keep a constant
supply of Shafer's' celebrated Hydraulic Cement
This is the article used for all Government work
For sale at Georgetown prices in quantities suit by
ID. W. REED,
ap S-2taw2ws Corner 14th and streets
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BARGE DE LANES.

HAVE in store rs pieces Barege de LANES, embracing
all thestyes and qualities which will be run off at
cost to make room for Summer Goods. Also, lot of
Fouard SILK, at rs and 81 cents-decided bargains
with almost every article in the Dry Goods line Tho
whole of which will be sold at the very lowest prices
cash. G. w. VERIFY,
ap 10-2wif Penn. avenue, bet 7th and 9Th sta.
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REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES

ITILL be opened at his residence on the corner Of
w 18th and ii streets, TUESDAY, the I'D instant
Terms made known on application to the Principal
ap 12-dt1st May
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WANTS.
ARKER,s FANCY AND PERFUMERY STORE

the best house in the city for Combs and Brushes of
i all kinds and he is just opening this day English
Hair Brushes Codpressed English Horn Dressing Combs
and some very superior Ivory fne-teeth do.
PARKERS Fancy and Perfumery Store,
ap Sims Penn avenue under National Hotel
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NEW SPRING GOODS AND FASHIONS.

Opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsylvani
ap 9-6teo between 9th and It'll streets,
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ITO THE ELECTORS OF THE SIXTH wARD.-IN
answsr to numerous Applications Of my friends to allow
ant Of that Ward for the ensuing election leave thus
IT, By s
citizens Before such demand Is accomplished wish them
distinctly to understand that if lected TO either of these
The abolishmcns all lisenses for the liquor;
and that license demanded from the dealers who
Ishali advocate the abolition of all licenses for the
other reasons. my opposition principle taxing
laborer for the privilege work. and because the
or more esrts whout the payment Of any cease
shalt advocate Ordnace TO allow omnbuses to
those wSo Rare no 40 Carriages GO Them to
Harlem 81 The & now ss
20 ~ as the only travelling medium on that day.
age Law ~ the legislature, making penal offence
seve above certain dxd per centage based upon
ether reasons the Legislature have power
enact law Masking penal offence exact per
Law agsnst rentsge over real valuation Of
yerty and thus protee. those who must live move and
such With economy in the expenses q our 't govern
working from morn to night to pay his landlord
9Th. hall oppose the mammoth millionaire scheme Of
saS S spps part a. Of s vast o. for
display Of those who ride in coahes and advocate the
will be free to all wfo walk unmised with the dust from
9TH shall advocate economy in all city expenditures
the sale at public auction Of all city property not used for
Fay d for S @
hh peril rmanee of all the conditions Of their contracts
are me ps 81 Their workmen before they receive u
these views and opinions meet the Of the
time and comfort TO them the Councils Of the city
sna e ana Pdss %y. 10
accomplish anything among the members e Be elected
Attorney and Counsellor at Law Of and
Centre streets New York. June4 1851.
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II IfE MISREPRESENTATION LOAN FUND LIrR
Asnrsnse society q London Agents ecs, "
wan street View fott June IS5l-Captai $500 CO. and
surplus tl2NI withdrawal table Of the society
ehoro p tne sssared who may take ont their policies under
thee table, he Ersasest possible present and prospective
table The assured entitled at time 10 receive al
rest i'm ediale advance the ar
amouat Of the paid premiums without per
eonai liability, or deposit Of the Foley hut nv an.
dorenent thereon; or the half premium he a.
dnrng the whole centnnance Of the policy Aso ~ A.
event q the assured az time mot requiring Ia eontnue
che policy on s surrender premiams
will he returned by the society. ''
Examples Of bonuses already deci srsd will be found 4,
ths socetys pamphlet aud nnus report 1851 whinb a.
gether with tables Of rstee snd other on
eaos "a ~ wsil street 81 any ofthe Sgsaoe can Ma
free % expense. s
A parry may AZ moderate animal rrewtx9n, insure for
life snd he survives 70 reach the full
sum insured ~ ~ ss01 viii be paid ~ hsa OF " HE
death before that period assurt sl be- p.s
30 his family or legal representatives.
AcrING DIRECTORS ron fuVr.
g. EDWARD HABICHT, Chairman.
George Barclay. Nm. Van Wook
e.stnt Baohe NcEvors
hobert o. Dill.n,. !. Joseph Gaillard, Jr, and
Kearny Rodgers. ". ~
The Board every Wednesday as wall s,vnst n, ths
tfnnsaction OF business. California
nj fair - r .Lpw
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(hhIF0RNIA.-PoRTABlE GOLD WASHING MA
tnins-L Lachaume, Who patented in France IN tue
United states very simple machine for extracting goa hv
means mercury gives notice 70 the public that Ne
nsmtd for bis sole agent In the Uned aes With
70 nsnufse,ure ard vend such machines Mr. sounie n
tctnnhc and rrsetesl eneineer model with pic.tve
catalogue In English and Spanish, will fsunA "A
Ne. Ils Grand street ~ Broadway. n -Oraers
isr mfnufacturing and
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POLITICAL.

NJ Office THE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
IN Wing Committee Of the Eighteenth Ward requested
70 meet Thursday evening" their head Bulls
Head Hotel Twenyfourth street and Third avenue at
o'clock =. M. PHILLIP PEITCH Chairman.
g. ". BAGLEY.
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EAE YORr.

UNION COURSE, L. I-rRoTrINo-rHURsDAY
~ Juneb 1901 at hslfpast two o'clock r. match for
S4U0 two miles and repeat TO harness. James Ludlow
b. Mlkmaid. Charles Lozisr names r. shorsy.
Immediately after purse OF So, mile heats three 70
i've 10 harness Samuel Long enters X. Henry Clay
Seaman enters b. q Brown Sam, W. Whelan enterss l.
Paul JONES, II. Wooley. enters &. e. Morgsn .
JOHN l. SNEDikER, Proprietor.
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CLOTHIH0.

CAsT orr CLOTHING. COSTUMES. ETC, WANTED
~ Gept ladies having such articles Tor sale will
ee ATTENDED e. tsr redeaee leaving order. or address
snf line 10 " LENErT No. Barclay street o.
Ereadwsy N.B-Parces from the country attended TO,
end The fnll value RENTED BY return o. post.
CAsT orr CLOTHING, &c.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
" obtain from the subscriber the Highest cash
price for cast OF clothing and superuous articles Of every
description, and In Quantity from single
q thousand Address through Post call on JAMES
noRoNEY. athis store II Orange street. Chatham
VAST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
N-Lsdies gentlemen leaving the city breaking ap
obtain the highest each
FURNITURE &C. BY sending through the Poet his res
lence 4. ~ DUSSELDORF Is Elm str.ss
r.B-Ladies attended By Mrs. Dusseldorp.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ The highest price obtained BY ladies and gen
teen who have left Of Clothing Furniture and Jewell
&C. 70 dispose Of by sending through pcs otherwise
fof J. LEyENSTrN, t5 Broadway. mp stars-
Ladies' sttended 70 by Mrs. Lcvenstyn.
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DAPrR HANGINCs-TUE MOST EXTENSIVE AS
sortment Of all the styles Of French and American
Paper ngins expressly adapted for the eompetescors-
ton Of rooms halls and dining rooms and other
INTERIOR apartments Of private and public buildings
Wholesale and retail Superior paper hangers employed
FRANCIS PAkES " Co, No. $40 2 earl street
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rUHl.lCATrUrs

kDbllCAEiOHS
I ooK OUT FOR THE NEW YORK REyEJr.Iy VOW
- on sale At Dexers, and all tho literary depote In
litsd States The best snd cheapest per
Ifee only two cents Contents Pierce Erans popular
story o. Robin Hood, with capital ustrations Death
,cmfatt thrilling domestic romance arrival o. the
strIents Express with extraordinary intelligence several
splendid wood cuts, and large variety oil spicy articles
about All sorts Of popular subjects On sale BY Dexter
t sna all the news boys. and published by Barton
Co, u Ann street.
E0WLERs AND WELLS, 13i NASSAU STREET, PUB.
~ hairimony. or ihreuology and Ply siology Applied
70 TIE selection of congensl companions for life. Is
Love ~ lareDtage applied TO the
including directions. y cents MarrageIts History and
IONS Ter happy carriages ~ y cene. Maternity, the
Fearing and Nursing q Children, including female educa
titn. With engravinss ~ cent? These works
" nail Address, post raid, FOWLEks and WELLS, lSt
Nassau street.
7 AsApTINEs ENGLAND IN 1870. TRANSLATED nv
IL W &. Onseley, may be had at Ksruot. R3 Broadwsy;
Crowens. tqg Rroadwavi Mer's 6B Brosaway; Evans
Funcis. 252 broadway; Long. Am street Price Is
cents.
DReTHER JONATHAN FOR THE FOURTH or JTly
- The Great Pictorial Double sheet jubilee Brother
jonathan with 90 engrsynss pu blised this morning
from the once S Be KHAN street and will be bv All
the city newsmen Price l2h cents per copy.
WILSON co, IS Beekman street
A MEXICAN RAILWAY CUlDF.-DHE lime MIN
IA Der has been Issued With thirty paee ~
Railroad and Steamboat matter The thly sales
Of this work ave catering evidence Of the being we'll
appreciated BY the travelling public.
&. DlNsk0kE, Publisher. ia Fulton 81
THE sARRIAk ALMANAC, JUST PUBLISHED.
nd AloSe an hstnu r..
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was appointed Gather, vice A. B. Hays resigned.
BANANA RAILROAD coMPANY.---ssoooOo SEVEN
Per Cent Coupon Bonds Convertible into Stock within
This company No BrOadwsy in the city Of New York
sn First
Bonds ofthe Panama Railroad Company, payable on the
lls bonds for one thousand dollar. each dated
scftibe into any before the hrst day Of July,
non ofhe Company b the Legislature of the State
of hss York section ! as follows ho,o ,,on ,. 70
time INC such r SUM- M pS or sums money may
poses authorized Oy this act whole exceeding
The The tas sSss oI n paa s na
hereby authorized TO mortgage part their cor
bonds directors may confer holder
bond they may ISSUE Tor any money 50 e rss
said corporation any time not five years from
may see ii. adopt purpose said corpora
authorized increase it's capital stock 70 the
whom such due shall elect TO convert the same
One Mien of Dollars Of the capital stock Of to conpa-
has been subscribed, and more than SOV0 actually
The section Of railroad from Navy Bay Gorgoua.
miles It eesysa MI ssiIp!sted by ths lrt o. Sep'em
The section between eorsona aud Panama, 10 miles
already in Panama It is this section that the money
tor the bonds is required
vi. be entitled 70 take a. par bonds 70 tue extent Of TIER
sold Absolutely 70 the bidder but no Offers below par
will he considered
Parties whose bids accepted will be required
twenty per upon the awarded to tis. til LIST
day oJuy the remainder instnents of twenty
cent every womonths thereafter.
Bonds will te issued when required for payment, made
beyond the instament but every part viii be ber
ty pay in full Interest will from
the time Of payment.
The company the right in case of default pay
Of the nstalment resell the bonds at the risk and
expense OF the party n Gkins default.
1hs company by grant from the public OF New Granada
possesses very liberal rights and mites. and
others exclusive privilege Of establishing and contn
railroad the lsthmus Of Panama Tor ~ from the
completion ote road during which period the
binds itself not 20 permit other carriage road macad
imized plank of other class which
for tie of wheel carriages between the two
te sthmus Of Panama, TO permit per-
without the consent Of the railroad to MAKE
4 n canal the said isthmus.
No superior mule path. The neurai-
~ Ishmu Of Panas guaranteed by the
oFthe United states contributions kind
bempOssd the road by the government of New era
aada passenEers nor Aay duties property s
any kind ransps rtcd the lsthmus upon the
Any further information required be obtained at the
ofhce % the company.
CoRNLLiIsw. LAWRENCE. President pro TEN.
rRANcisSpiis, Sec'y.
New York, Nav 81. 1851.
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SPORTING.

GRAND STREET HALL, III GRAND STREET, NEW
" York-Extraordinary SPORT, on Friday, 6th June,
ls5 The Pat who HIS match last week. by killing
his 50 rats in minutes p seconds matched 90 kill % rate
in minutes for S25 After which there will be Coon
Bait for Collar slso sweepstake with small Dogs for
Purse Likewise, match between Billy Wiisons Dog
for Is aside TO tight Scratch Fight Dogs to scratch Tor
fault The evenings sport to conclude with grand battle
royal Of so by exceeding 5 lbs. weight. 10
com at clock p. II. Tickets 50 cents.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

vI>HE CO-PARTN ERSHIP BETWEEN WILLIAM
NUNS and Frederick Wolf. panoforte makers dis
solved by mutual consent the 9th Of April last All
liabilities Of the above will be settled by William Nuns
ut the mandatory. IS waller street. Mr. Wolf still
W. NUNNs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VxJILLIAM FULLER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS
subscribers and the public in general that he has htte
the large in the upper part Of lbs william street,
ttweu Ann and Beekman streets, with Baths and all ,be
implements If . Gymnasium.
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FINANCIAL,

ATA NETTING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
"A the Cha than b. NIX held the Sd inst Charles Fink
was appointed Cai hier, vice A. Is. Hays resigned.