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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRtMONY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN
lvl Loyer-frOfessor ston ~ Charlton street. Edston
square London sill send free 20 part Of America on
receipt dollar In gold plain directions 10
enable ladies gentlemen 70 win the devoted affections q rs
% the opposite their hearts desire. The
" simple. but captivating and cshrang that all
may he married. irrespective II appearance positions
while the hcke cold hearted will readily bow t. IT.
attraction Young and old alike sujeet 10 ~ influence
and lat though least be arranged with such
and decacy. that detection Is impossible. N B-tnpaid
letters refused.
MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
vl loverProfesor Lawt0n. Of London having arrived In
Boston viii send 70 any address on receipt Of enc doar
poet plain directions TO enable ladies gentlemen 70
the devoted affections OF the opposite The process
IL simple but captivating that all be married ire
ective Of positions and last though not
least be arranged with such ease and d.csey shss
detection IL impossible Address Professor LAYTON Bcs
Son Mass letters tahenfe the Post once unless the
postage 10 paid
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SPRING scILLINERY.

DARIs MsNTfLLA EMPORIUM. S5l BROADWAY
The above named premises are nov open With entirely
uc~ and extensive importation Of the latest designs IL
Msnts, from the distinguished lubricants Of Paris.
IN ayotnr his attention TO the exclusive importation and
anniseture 81 thes. elegant sppendafs OF ladies' attire,
~ proprietor deems necessary TO observe that whilst his
schont fndy VIII w. 70 present the latest aud most
sfNed fashions b. u also determined that eheapucs shall
leadnr characteristic 81 his establishment and being
wh some 81 the hr houses in the French
es I. possesses mrssual facilities for shng these
ecc novelties VIII be constantly received by every Eu-
rofcan steamer Tie inspection ~ laJie. inspect
July sol,ited. GEO BILPtS. a5I broadway.
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FURNITURE. &c.

HoLLACHER sHNfTT, NO. ~ NORTH WILLIAM
IL street manufacturers Of all kinds al snow
Metal Brass, Rosewood aahogaay nark walnv. al all
YER hep constantly hand gosi ~ no aboy,
esnsd articles Orders promptly srscu a. sh5rt "a
Old etow Cases taken an ssetsrse ~ W.
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LIQUORS,


RRANDIES! BRANDIES!! BRANDIES i!.-THE Old
~ est and best brsndies wines liquors, &c. imported
pres Tor the proprietor TO be found at the aud
extensive brandy 400 Broome block
Broadway. Particular Is paid t. the bottng de-
parent which consists of the grades OF Madea
Sherrys and Ports and peculiarly adapted for medical
purposes being genuine and warranted by the proprietor
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
70 WITH THE TIDE 1T Is AN ASTOUNDING FACT
~ that the tide Of popular feeling has set in, la favor
Dailimores genuine wines brandies ale porter cider
that Is useless t. attempt to stem the Heads
families and all Others invited Join this popular
movement and visit the brandy store Id Brooe street.
corner Of Crosby.
A LBASY AND TROY FRESH ALEs, I BEG TO SAY
"A am still prepared 70 furnish families with the usual
hive gallon Kegs; tap and all complete. Delivered to
part city s. each The aud taps he returned
when empty, by notice being given to A. baltimore, sp
Broone street. corner uf Crosby.
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g NIcARAcuA.~-r. J. MANcosos HAVING ERE,
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER wUIPs.--THE NEWARK INDIA
Rubber Manufacturing Company, 70 Maiden lane, would
call attention 70 their India Rubber Whips which have now
established They are made Of all lengths
and Sire aud infinitely superior 10 any Others and are
suitable for all climates and Liberal terms to country
merchants The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Com
rsny, ~ Maiden lane, New York. -. - -.
WARREN AoKEp~aS. Secretary.
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PUBLICATIONS.

~,~-~,~r--ey--se--see,e
CTSDAI READING OF THE MOST INTERESTING
~ hind, will be found In the Sunday Morning News for
April 9TH. BE and get early as IL contains
immense quantity aud choice variety % delightful
tales poetry fun editorials short and spicy, interesting 70
all the citizens Of New York The great and absorbing story
% the Frceaon Daughter increases in interest with
chapter. The calls for back numbers that
the first will be issued IN few days aud furnished
tuously 70 all subscribers. Price three cents. Once,
l2 Nassau street. For sale everywhere.
JAIL STREET JouRNAL-No. 3-pUBLIsHED THIS
w day, at one o'clock, devoted to financial aud Wall
street matters for saic at the book store front Merchants
Exchange at the principal periodical depots BY the
boys and ONCE ~ publication ~ Merchants Exchaase corr
u William street and Exchange place Subscription 81
per annum regularly delivered 70 all parts cfthe city
nLD ROCKS AND PRINTS. Sc., AT TIE on CrRT.
oslS se a; vncnalf the usual prices. II the hest
place to find thing old curious and
such combination q ~ ature aud the
before. JOHN r. NrACLE, ~, Nassau street.
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M ETALLIC INDIA RUBBER GooDS-wARRANTED
IVA 70 stand all einstes.-rhe Newark India Rubber
Manufacturing Company 80 Maiden lans New York;
Factory Newark New Jersey This company manufso-
turers and ae dealers Ia all the various articles
made under Good patent The moet liberal terms
purchasers. HIRAM HUTCHINSON, Presideat
WARREN AcKsnsAS, Secretary.
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FANCY GOODS.

A TRIGGERS NEW FANCY STORE, tt9 BROADWAY,
"A has just been received and splendid stock Of
French, English German aud Chinese Fancy Goods Toys
&c. consisting Of Pans Retcuie., Work Boxes Writing
Desks Portfolios, Port NoBnoies Pen Knives Card
Ac kc kc together with lot % choice Peruiuery
the celebrated socete Hyglenique dc Paris Mr. Rogers
in connection with his Bazaar Oxford street
London and determined TO import his goods cheap
and make his place IN broadway the Cheap Fancy
Of the city, where the aud fashionable arti
clos can be had at the lowest possible price.
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COAL.

q d. PER TON rEAeH ORCHARD NUT, - ~
OF 81 peach orchard stove, - 70 Lehigh esq
cos-now dscharving fruh roa the mines nresereen.d
yard. small charge 1rceers supplied Apply
atthe tbs Coal depot Bobotsn street. loot ofCsna
tvo doors from washington.
(,oAI-HAyrNG DISPOSED OF NY WINTER STOCK,
~ am now enabled sell the beet quality ~ Red Ash
steve lg, a. s. tor d.srss ~ lsri. cor
p,r a. Ming aud yrespwieh. fLsEA CLINTON.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
ID ExovAL.-youS G.WyaAN. MERCHANT TAILOR
N has removed from No. ~ 70 No ~ Broadway oppo-
site the city Hall.
CPRING CLoTuINC-oUR SELECT AND EXTENSIVE
~ stock Of Clothing fer the noe ready cofs
vrisnr all the latest styles 81 garments Of the day aud
EVERYTHING goods 10 be found
this or European markets. ID u DENLlN,
9snd - John street. corner Of Nassau ST.
FLANDERS au BROADWAY, NEW YORK, DEAL
-. sr in Young Cents Boys and Shildren's ciothing-
Sells W the single suit pactage-This establishment Il
constantly In receipt ~ al that's new lin the line and Is
acknowleagd TO BE- the lsadag house u fashion in this
country.
CTOCxINcs. AND UNDERCLoTHiNC OF EVERY
~ ladies' rents aud children aud
eheap rarish oldestatsed stocking store Is Canal
street, second block from Broadway.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND.rURNITURE WANTED
~ LADIES or gentlemen leaving the city, breaking
Housekeeping obtain the highest price for Clothing
FURNITURE by sending through the Post his re
dence. l.. N. DtSSEIDORP. Is Elm street.
N. blades attended by Mrs Dusseldorp.
ADfTs AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY REsrECr-
~ hly informed that they obtain the full value IN
est Tor all descriptions ~ second hand east OF Clothing
and second hand arl.s in general by tnei. sddrs
through post or othsrwi-e or calling On JAMES MokoNkf
~ his store, II Orange street. near Chatham street
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD COMPANY ARE NOW
4 forwarding gccds 70 Pittsburgh in ave days from
philadelphia at the following low rates via FIRST Iass
Dry Goods, shoes, Hats, Sc ~ 100 bs second Glass
Bales Brown Musns, Groceries, Hardwarc &c sets pef
100 lbs Thrd-Queeusware. Coffee, Tin, Nc, 90 cts per ~
lbs fourth-Ashes Tar. Pitch &c, - t. per l lbs y,
commissions charged receiving forwarding goods AZ
Philadelphia Pittsburgh Good. from New York boston
or any 81 the Eastern Manufacturing Companies 70 insure
should be consigned TO II. III. HOUSTON Fright Agent
PMsdeiphia' HeFApES tkvoDE Agents,
Canal Basin. Pittsburgh.
S NICARACUA"-P. r. MANCoS0S HAVING EREC
. ~ ted an extensive and oommodious Warehon'e AM
stores in san Juan Nicaragua" u prepared 70 re
eeiye consrnment Of goods Of description snd ~
leave respectfully 70 call the attention Of the merchants 0
New York to the advantages % this MARKET Prompt
returns made and jealous attention given All conssn
Kemp, 116 W all street.
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NEW STYLES pF GAS FIXTURES FRENCH AND
in English China Rich aud Plain t,.neral

IN English China. Rich Plain Glass aad General
House Furnishing GoodThc subscribers desire call the
attention o. their ficnds and the public aud
beautiful styles 81 Gas Chandelier Braekc Mante Lights
Pendant iut received from the well
Of the Nesrs Cornelius Co.. Philadelphia Their
nent thing Of the Kind they have before
exhibited and at prices much lower than their former
rates Their stock also embraces extensive Of
Trench Porcelain Dining Sets Tea aud Toilet do and fancy
their friends and visit thor China
Works, where b. variety o Porcelain goods
the Of decoration from the most costly portraits aud
devices down 10 the pancst style ~ finish Purchasers
select from than hundred different .ylo and
their services decorated Ia device either with crests
initiate NJ they wish The subscribers have their
mot experienced clerks residing alternately la Paris and mt
the mandatory at Nierlon. France who constantly
.etnr styles and atterns which, together with their
own designs give them advantages possessed BY few others
They have also extensive assortment Of rich and plain
mandatory being located their premises under their
immediate supervision they thus enabled 70 furnish
this article in the recherche style and the
sonablo terms. In order their
nents and 10 make Tor their goods they have
cludcd to dcontnue the importation Of Plated Ware, ia
PANIED aud raper Mache Goods. Cutlery, 81 and would
invite the attention Of their customers the following
ticlc- which they will cell strictly az the cost Of ppasn
aud articles little socd lower still Their a--ort
ment In this rc consists principally q Plated Baskets Cas-
tors rns Water Kettles Knives Forks. spoons. Ladies,
DOZENS aud other articles indispensable. In the
house furnishing line. WoRAu a HAtGHwoUT,
561 aud 51B broadway.
B.-rrivste houses, hotels stores and public buildings.
fitted with Iron Gas Pr.s very superior aud
price, exceedingly low.
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d ExovAL-JAuEs O. uorrEr GAS rIrTER AND

~ EMONAL.-JAMEs q. NOFfEr, GAS UTTER md
N Manufacturer Of chandelier aud Gas fixtures Of every
description having removed from his late store j5 Fulton
street to John street few doors from broadway takes
this opportunity Of informing his patrons and the prhc In
general that having made extensive alterations IN hs co
~ llg aud III Prince he enabled to supply
Chandeliers and other Gas Fixtures At the lowest market
prices Those in want 81 these articles would we'll
on him before purchasing elsewhere. Gas Pendants aud
Brackets Solar, Fluid. aud Lard Lamps Girandoles
terms.
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THE MACNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, BETWEEN
New York Phiisdeipha baltimore, and WELLINGTON
New York once, Of Hanover and Beaver streets
- the
Pioneer Line with four independent wires from Washington
Newark New brunswick, Frinton, Trenton Psiadephi,,
WILMINGTON, Havre de Grace Baltimore and Washington
City, with all the great Morse Lines kast
West North and south This company having lately made
extensive repairs the line greatly increased ts facilities
and more thoroughly ysemaxed Its business In the trans
mission and mode ofdyery ~ messages are now prepared
10 receive transmit and deliver number Of
CURED Tor the accommodation ~ the pablo, U an ae.u-
faey prom and ddelty hthart snequass.
graphing business Of the pablo H. therefore respectfully
WIN NJ SWAIN. President.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.


OOO ..n rs from s I. T Il aa. or z
the most wonderful exhibitions the world produced
now ready to be exhibited Address post paid Van d. Isl
West Twentnnth street apply for personal interview
Dunlap Hotel 1875 Fulton street. the hours 10
and IL A. NJ. and 2 and 4 Y. VI.
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FOREIGN.


TcDfNBURGH-AS ENGLISH FAMILY RESIDING IN
II the vicinity 81 the Educational Institutions wish
receive three four young ladies to board with them
board including educational fees at the Institution eighty
guncas per Board and private tuition, under
accomplished Goyerness. assisted by Masters in Music
French Drawing aud Dancing. hundred guineas per
annum. References given aud required, Address Mrs
Nun dell, No. North Charlotte street, Edinburgh.
Ill PERSONS INDEBTED To THE ESTATE OF
n William Musket formerly Of Holt and Cley ini<o rkk
draper; afterwards the city Norwich
houscman; and since of No. 81 Walbroak in the city 81 Lon
don Wholesale dealer aud merchant trading under the
firm of the Chinese Imperial Tea and Turkey Coffee Compa
deceased forthwith TO their deh aud
having claim the estate Of the said William Nus
Nett, send the same 10 J. " VETS Crays inn,
London, solicitor TO the Administrators.
DuRSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HIGU COURT
j Of Chanccry made IN cause Wondhead asanst Uck
ling the creditors ~ Thomas Woodhead late ~ No ~ Gam
den Road villas Camden Town In the parish Of st. Pan
In the county Of Midderex and Of SO Nobe street
Ia the city Of London and Of New York the United States
ofAnerica, merchant trading in partnership under the
off and r. Woodbead (and who died about the
18th day 81 September ls3) before the 18th dag Of
June i e. come In and their debts before William
Broughnm ESD OF the masters Of the said court at his
chambers in southampton Budinss, chanccry lane Lon
dom In default thereof they will be pcrcmory excluded
the benefit " the said decrec.-ls5l.
JOSEPH MuSkErT VETS, Field court
Grays Inn, Miidlesex, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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NATIONAL BANK or IRELAND.-DRAFrs FOR
large smat anousts said bank snd it branches
Ireland and agents In Eagand Scotland and Wales fer
sale by &. y. HABICHT, - Wall street,
Sole authorized ssent Of National Bank of Ireland
r. ~ ate
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DrRsuANT To an ORpER or rME mIGm COuRT
THE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND TELEGRAPH co.
IN The annual meeting Of Stockholders % tie New
York and New England Telegraph Company will be held at
oward Hotel Of Broadway and Maiden Lane, at
o'clock, Y. NJ, on "wednesday, 10th instant.
MARSMALL LEffERrS, President.
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II c. KEMP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
H. ture Piano fores, kc at house Ia broadway
Monday at 10 o'clock X. c. Kemp will sell a. above
fine assortment Of Parlo dining chamber Kitchen
furniture good rosewood piano forte carpets
&C. which well worthy the attention Of
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Six per dividends five millions stock 100000
The stock being sold at s35 for $50 paid. which
IL equal To discount Of thirty per cent. million and
half upon the shares twenty-five per cent upon the
Whole cost Of scyNn millions.
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BOARDING., &c,

A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM WANTED
IA by lady and gentleman. in quiet family where Their
other boarders with board for the lady only.
from widow lady would be preferred Please address
stating when and where the rooms be r. w. b.
Herald office.
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BUILDING LOTS-BY r. IT, LUDLOW, At PRIVATE
- Sale-3j lots between Second and Third
Forty and Tortyhith streets ~ lots between sixth
aud Harlem lane. l0-th and 10th 10
between seventh, Eighth aud Ninth Eighty
seventh Erhtycishth and Eighty streets Maps
oficc No. New street.
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DARIs BANKERs.-THEs SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS FOR
the banking house Of Mossrs Alliea Grand ~ Ru. Dc
revs ~ ris viz credits them foe parties i'm
porting soods from oermsny and Switzerland Also
travellers going the Continent and 70 England For
serms. Amply 70 g. h. HABICUr n Co, ~ Wall IL.
Addresses " Manufacturers throughout Switzerland
France and German San be furnisbtd.
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street store No. Maiden Lane, stores Nos 80 81 And
~ John street; also, ~ lots ManLattunye larre por-
ton required remain bond and mortgage Apply
to :. H. SCHlEFFELIN, 100 John street. :
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A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM
"A than they require, would let two rooms, fur
nshed unfinished with partial board if required The
house peasantiy uated block from ST. John park
Apply ut 10 Hubert street.
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EOR sAlE-TIlE FURNITURE. STOCK LEASE AND
good VIII 81 the Livingston House. Of Atlanuo
and Columbia streets South brooklyn larre
and pleasantly located 1t the terminus Of the Long Island
Railroad and the South Ferry the house
date than house in the city II be sold
at great bargain TO good eustofr the present
the premises
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A LADY WISHES TO ENTER GENrLEuAN's
n family Governes She IA competent 10 instruct the
French attained IN Psr) German and Italian languages
besides the usual branches o. complete English
Address tp.rt pad Miss Nareare, " Cameron Lower Post
Once. New York. No objection W the South.
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I Lexington avenue, between Twenty,seyenth and
Twenty eighth streets 1.-THE last Of the Of tnem
tans modern improvements terms Apply the pre-
misses or to j. CONNER L. son, - Ann street.
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A sslGNEE's sALE.-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
complete Of first class Grocery aad Liquor Store in
brooklyn Location unsurpassed Goods and fixtures all
new as the former proprietor has been In the business but
short time; will he so bargain applied for this
week Call at No. l3i Fulton street. Brooklyn. from A.
To
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RENJANIN MOONEY. AUcTIOSEER.-sALE WITH
- Of Fancy Goods. Psrfumery aud Tcys-T
Hoye will sell ct auction, this evening ocoek 1t the
store 40 Pearl street between Chatham aud william the
stock contained in said store consisting Of general a.ort
Iaent Of Perfunery Toys, Fancy Baskets &c. kc Terlss
snhh
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Basement House Twenty sixth street. of Lcx
ington IL contains eight rooms, two rarlors Ant
bas.ments bath gas ke, Also fourth
street near Fourth asennsi and Lexington
ApIy TO T. ID. kiNsiiiMER, 3iy Fourth avenue, ater
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IL OR SA E-THE OLD ESTABLISHED PORTER
house Fourth Ward Hotel Of Fslten and
Myrtle of the best locations in Droehsyu The
only for selling the proprietor wishes t. Hve bu
siness and remove his farm For particulars Inquire
the premises.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

I,oR sALE-A Drown HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD.
about I5is hands hirh will either undcr the saddle,
single double harness; b. -esn " immediate
application be made At the stable % q y athorne eorneg
of Thirtcent III street and University place.
WASTED-To PURCHASE OR HIRE, HORSE
w and ructavay WAGON. carrya The horse must DC
hind aud gentle. Arrly 70 box AIS Lower Post once
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rrO IET-THE SECOND STORY AND FRONT BASE
ment Of the hne large three story House, No ~ EAss
Twenty sixth street exngton tanning the
modern improvements TO small respectable family In
qure the premises.
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RY X. c. KENT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale q iarntnre Panofortes Mirrors. &e This day
tsaturdhy) at 10 clock, at - Nassau r. 4. Kemp
wh sell NJ auction as above, large Assortment OF
out.hod Furniture Panofortes Mirrors &c, consisting
OF paror dining and kitchen furniture Of good quail
W and we'll worthy the attention Of housekeeper Also
LOT OF Dung Tyson Tea Butter and sundry other articles;
al 70 soid without reserve by order Of Piano
iorts-M ~ clock . rosewood 81 and octave Piano
tentiOn of purchasers. -
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LNOR SALE-TWENTY SUPERIOR MoCKING BIRDS.
These Birds from two TO three old They
and dog like initiate hem
Long Josey and sing night and day Apply IA Fourth
three o'clock
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ITO LET-A HOUSE GARDEN AND PASTURE A
Northheld staten Island pleasantly located four als
from Port Richmond, The house contains eight
s = feet front by q feet deep With Kitchen sdjoinsns seAon
aud steamboat New York Q Apply v
4. Mills, llj Cherry street.
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Culver n. GoLDSNITHs WRITING ROOMS, ~
~ broadway. first corner above the Irving House Terra
reduced nlf .SI "a 10 lessons hour each
stationery 20 cents lessons for 81 including stationery
payable subscribing Ladies classes at II A. VI, and ~
o'clock r. " daily excepting Saturdays. Gentlemen at
A. NJ. and and soclock r. ". daily, excepting saturdays
Private instruction lat the oniy slJ For sale
coldsmith's Gems % PenmRnship, 81 ~.
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CCTIoS FURNITURE SALES-E. II. WILLARD.
n auctioneer will give prompt attention to the sales
Household Furniture the residences Of families will
ceive it at the sales 800 Broadway
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NOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-
II dence the Hudson river about eight mill from tho
city il being part of the estate of the latc
Klyn. Terms easy For particulars inquire of ANDREW
kOHLER. at A. Bcnediet'r, No. 40 W all street.
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HOUSE on WASHINGTON SQUARE FOR SALE on
rent.-The new house occupied by Robert Emmett
ESD of West ashington place aud Macdous
faithfully built and has and will =
sold very low Sill 0 If applied for in few days and
sold, will be for 81 6 II sold the main portion
remain mortgage at cent. Apply A. n. Of
tP. NJ, 10 VALENTINE g. HALL, No. ID Cramsrcy park
aft Twentieth strect
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EOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OLA M0olQ
and Fancy Stationery Store the west As Sf Me cy,
doing good business and only disposed Of because The
Is engaged in other business attend both.
stock Of Musical Instruments Music etc. etc. is ehso
and nearly all To enterprsng person this e0erU
every nducement for profitable Investment. For fSrthsI