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Curious DOCUMENT CONNECTED WITH THE Con-
sTlTuTIoN.-We publish to-day, very interesting
and remarkable document, the authenticity Of
which cannot be doubted, and which originated
with the celebrated Alexander Hamilton, at the
Philadelphia Convention, in 1877. 1t was submit
ted to the members of that convention by its author
as the outlines of constitution for the government
of the United States, but was not adopted by them
1t may be remembered that we recently published
letter, said TO be from the youthful pen of Hamil-
ton, in which similar ideas were advanccd-thus
seeming to prove that the opinions of the young
statesman had originally a much more mo-
narchcal tendency than those of many Of his
contemporaries. The necessity of strong Gen.
trail government at that crisis, when Shay's
rebellion, and the disturbances in various States,
were but just over, was advocatedby many persons,
who subsequently changed their views, and adopted
democratic principlcs. However, it is not very
singular that such. views should have been enter
tanned then, though the sagacity Of our earliest
state smen is in thing brilliantly exemplfed
than in rejecting such foundations for constitu
ton, they inevitably must have led to suspicion,
distrust, and internal commotion and divisions.
We shall shortly present an examination of the
history of the origin of the government, and some
further remarks on the document in question. The
thing more than few usual words, when his illus
trous name is associated with document 80 inte-
resting and important.
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II LnoYAL.-JANEs @. norFET, GAS rtrTER AID
~ Manufacturer Of Chandelier and Gas hNtursr %
description having removed from his late store. lso Fultas
street 70 John street few doors from broadway talks.
this opportunity o informing his patrons and the ih
general that having made extensive alterations 70 his face
liz sud III Prince he Is enabled sunni.
Chandeliers other Gas Fixtures IT the lowest
prices 1ose IN ~ these articles would we'll
him before purchasing elee where. Gas Pendants
Brackets Solar. Fluid, and Lard Lamps Givau aolcs
Candelsbras constantly on hsnd Ia srcEt variety Of rat
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MATRIMONIAL.

MhTRIMoNi a GENTLEMAN TwrNrY.rusEE
w ytare ~ arc 81 good education sound ptncn,,
ant an aniale temperament wishes 10 enter itta mat
mon alliance win Young lady between sqos ~
yenteen asa twenty 81 Mind deposition good ,apcan
hca'thy tnutuu"n aad tair personal appearance. All
eemmnneat"hs viii le held strictly c6nhdtntal addres-
idNlh flcrcnoe, ~ the Broadway Post Office stating
whore aud Wien an interview may be had.
('6kb-NkS. PkEWSTEB, FROM PHfIlpELPuIt.
notrs her services to ladies aud trurn of this
10y - srglosy love, aud law matters intorpre creams
80 ~ ks aud sciences relied Napaieoa
aLo W Ky t.f naint - tao lady gentsmao they will
efE to TIE we've ID the visters. Rsr,u,nts NJ elm.
20 street LADIES' yeftntyHvv eats genon QUE dgi
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A FEW MORE LAST kIcks.-Thc abolition or
gar of the remains Of Van Burcnism in this State
the Ereiing Post--has a severe attack on the law
and learning exhibited in the late charge Of Judge
Nelson on the Fugitive Slave law. 1t is the joint
production probably, of the fossil remains Of the
Van Buren, abolition eliquc-composcd of ex-Sena-
tor Dix, ex-Secretary Bancroft, ex-Attorney Gene
raj Butler, and few other Ks. We shall over
haul il hy and by
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'anada, Assortment ~ Frcuch Port Nonnoic
All the newest stylss-carvcd pearl pearl inaid with
silver m.rocco. 80 styles to SOFT all tastes, and prices
70 suit all crfumrnBcex Mr. futile would call the
ruar attention ~ ladies and gentlemen TO these
articles the rrccs ~ which viii ~ osnd =. lower
an at any house w the city. Also arrived
It amer another invoice 81 the celebrated French Needle
Ifrtadsra Persons that have been waiting for them will
DO we'll TO call soon, before the lot u sold Persons
siding ~ distance, ~ enclosing 81 will receive this
valuable artrle W return mail GRO. ". II TITLE.
.port's IS Larot"tn Novelties and Fancy Goods 3sj
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lies the head which crown. How different Ia tie
with that head which wears ono Of Knows
Ease grace and fashion, eontged in these insmuch
tlat the who Knox on his head
h. known distance by Ls graceful bearing sud II
wearing; and indeed 20 put Of knaNs hate the out
sd Of your bead You bcaF witness that you have great
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The subscriber hss just received several Boys
Infants straw Hate m stock % thess articles enbrasc s
every style and variety Ladies nvitcd call
anime this rich and varied stock of Chldrrns Hats VA
BAAIA Ne. 100 Canal, corner % Wooster street
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The cen,n Ira,.-One or,he leading merit.

81 enn Spring style for ISL j. the absence all exsrrc
ration in its conformation. Tho concn shape Just
bcienty pcrcephlc without being prpmr feature
and all the details a. assim tse with each other
20 render the general design model % classical proportion
aud perfect symsery Such l. the Genn dollar Hat
Tor this season, speaking Of u az work Of art.
GtNlN. 2lt broadway, opposite 81. rauls.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
News from Europe.

The steamship Washington, Captain Floyd from
SOUTHAMPTON, with adyices to the 18th ult., and
shs Africa, Captain Ryrie, from Liverpool, with
se.s 10 the 29th, are due to-day at this port.
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SAI 81 Paws j. -. BARruoLOMEw'~ CnrRCH.
AN s4Ssspt va sIai.ic on Monday last 10 scl tho
lr~s Of - Bartbolou.w'. Church =, auction T; but
IS eAly la-f were disposed q At premium, the
salc vas discontinued. How s thi.' Who i the
minister Isb~ not considered a .sfe conductor or
v the nn eonsiScrcd good bne by which TO reach
heaven : The td1th T. We Achieve, that ~. Bar
thooms ~ . not fasbicnsb. church, and there
fore, no Igcmk'ns al Be paid ~ the pcvs. This
we think u the secret Il the n.nsr Oar fash
ionsbe pcoIle so.k 10 church they dsio the opsra
IN squads coterss. ks4scidc'lly srs1 s,ionable
20 appear In a church tina, not rcsortcd b. NY the
rTistocracy
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]. Fulton street, determined maintain the high
character fhs dining saloons having recently lifted aud
eurnised both IN elegant style lie has also arranged TO
have private table from halfpat till four for tho
venicncc of those who wish quiet dinner Green turtle
SOUP aud steak will also be served up this day and 10.
M
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conclusive than another wanting 90 the SUI
Bogles celebrated Electric lair Dye it wouldb-
that of its rapid SALE trelng every month aud SIN on the
public estimation. Its effect the hair mag-
truly astonishing and has only TO be tried 20 prove
its superiority all others This with Boges Hyperion
fluid other preparations be had Of Sands V fui
ton street, Rushton, Clark Co.. 3 Broadway Carey anc
Co. Brigham Day Pearl street and druggist gene
rally throughout the United States and Canada
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FURNITURE. sc,

ELE II ROSEWOOD FURNITURE, CHEAP
- ISht CLairs cost So eac; two yoltar1 chairs So
each. ladye Chair so two tetc tstss 49, rsch -41
other furniture 81 tie Ticts hind. covered With
81 the most costly quality, will he cold 81 reduced
chth Address Rosewood Furniture, Herald ofac,. AIS.
farlor Carpets, baud other furniture.
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those certificates in yesterdays Herald will but say that
had have preserved the inmates u that
diaely under my knowledge could furnish four times
that number myself of more BY the
u dCte than them named.
WM. {. HooSFAGER II Wall street.
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good ctet iew.iFy ~ any Kind silver Tea s,ts Fork
SpDcnf - - SQUIRE Brothers. u FULTON street or ~
oYs can have them ~ the lowest prices aud won't
Fog"f Narhtea ~ they represent them That's the way 70
uo Lusiucss-snd CAL. only.
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Court Calendar for Tnursday

SUPREME CornT -CRcuI-Nos. 2S5, 293. 253. 1914 80
29s 800, sol, 302 300. 307. 3os l69 29i, .s3 500.
SUPERIOR CorRr.-Nos. IL, 2s. A., 6l 10 g. 90 loo,
los ILL., ll5 to 40, ~ 10 ls 49, 49, ia to li2 ia
to 80.
CoMMoS PlrAs-Nos. 49, $50 Az, 455, 457, 4dl, 4o3
to 467, i69 40, AL, Az
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the institute gave Holmes Silver Medal for superior
pictures he has adopted the cheap ystem and l. making
pictures q SURPRISING excellence and for less money than
~ any other IN New York. la world Rooms
all On tile fourth floor. 20 broadway.
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MEXICAN HOTEL, PANAMA. N. C.-THls EsTA-
h.hment the largest public bopse the Ishmus ~
situated on htah ground in the airy ksalthy
zion OF town. and In the centre Of business By kind
careful attuon hore 20 share the
H. GIDEON ELY. and J. n. STABLES. Propristsr,.
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bill full Of niquity, prcposterous, and abso-
lutely infamous, that we consider any legal msve-
ment perfectly iusti6able which will kill it in the
Senate.
We will suggest two methods, one Of which, we
apprehend, vii defeat the passage Of the bill, and
the other arrest the operation Of it, should it be
passed:-lst. There is provision in the constitu-
ton, which declares that on the anal passage Of
every act which makes any appropriation of public
money or property, three-ffths Of all the members
elected shall be present to form quorum. Now,
in order to prevent the consummation of the nta-
nous act, the Senators who are opposed to it, on
finding that the seventeen intend voting in solid
column should Immediately resign their seats, and
| prevent the attendance Of three-ffhs. By doing
So they would not only receive the congratulations
of the entire Sateexcep the line of the Erie canal
and prevent the creation Of this additional nine
million debt Second should the bill be run through,
the Attorney General Of the State ought, without
the least possible delay, to take measures to test its
eonsttuionality by resort to the highest judicial
tribunals. Schoonmaker's vote should also be
| tested and decision obtained whether or not a
bill Of such immense Importance to the whole peo-
pie Of this State, shall be legalized by the vote Of
man who was on the 4th day Of March last declared
elected Senator Of this State by majority of the
Senate, when both the constitution Of the United
States and Of this State, plainly and unequivocaly
declare that he is member of Congress.
We have no objection to increasing the State
debt if we were sure the interests of the State would
be promoted by it; but would like to see it done
constitutionally, and not in defiance of the will of
the people, expressed through their organic law.
| And if those interests can be better promoted by
purchasing the Erie Railroad, and the several lines
between New York and Buffalo, than by expending
nine millions of dollars in completing the canals
we would be in favor Of creating State debt for
the purpose, equal to twenty millions or more.
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border engraved and printed In gold. magnificent article
Tor wedding invitations &c Also finest plain French
eelsin wedding cards and elegant wedding
envelopes at ENERDELLS gu Broadway, corner Duane st.
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guild Hair Dye. celebrated in London, Paris Boston,
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington etc. can only be pro-
The Isblic terfts. See my various
diplomas 1t is for SALE Wholesale and retail. CT applied
.lea adj
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Gates with the and addresses Of the most wonderful
cures arc recorded IN the advertising columns aud editors
e every paper In the Union may publish them entire and
receive their remuneration the valuable compound giving
them full privilege TO rsak 81 they ind t. T. WATTS
d. ic Nassau street 81 bottle; 50 per dozen Send
The paper and the charge, and the Antidot shall be me
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Guilty. Sc undersigned call tile attention &c those In
want - TIC Above TO their assortment which the
to,e IN the city, SAUNDERS, III Broadway, 81 Ii
terty ttrtet aud 81 Broadway.
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pr,,Ion-s Mn.ic TIrir DYE. To color the IaaI

or whskers the moment applied without injury to the
hair skin, IL be washed immediately without d.
color and has bad odor 1t is appedor sold
al Phalon's Wig and Toupee mandatory, lH broadway
sale in the city and country BY druggists neraly
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rete and elersnt article eturrd having
requisite for Eentlcman toilet In the least possible space
liberal discount 70 wholesale dcalcrf. SAUNDERS
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Piou Turxs IassUs.--Bsfs farnount II Phlatl
pta touched 81 Turks Isapda The 9Th us aud r.
r,,4 hat no -lt could b. I'D On eo9osn, n Ne .se
hsavy rainf there
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rent convicts for assault with intent 20 murder,
and sentenced to three years and four months each
in the State prison, in June, 1877. Instead of
serving out the time for which they sentenced,
they were restored to that liberty which they had
forfeited, by Gov. Hamilton Fish, on the 18th
Of December, lS49. The first was restored to citi-
zenship on the 10th Of November, 1850. Gov Hunt,
the present executive Of the State, restored the
other to the rights of a citizen on the 2lst Of
February, 1851; and, manifesting disposition to
follow in the footsteps of his predecessor has begun
by pardoning Biggs, the individual convicted Of an
infamous attempt to extort money from William b.
Aston. II seems, indeed, as if the laws are mere
matter Of form, the effect being destroyed But such
a state of things cannot exist. If personal safety
is not protected by the law, then it becomes the
duty of every citizen to look to his own protection,
which is the only while the laws remain Of
effect, the chief magistrate of the State annuls
their proceedings by denying their justice and turn
ing upon the community those who, by such proceed
ings with apparent IMMUNITY, violate them. By the
interference ofthe eXcctve, the antirenters-a most
dangerous classare melted to further aggressions,
while they should be visited with the severest pc
nalties Of the law, and be made to expiate their
crimes by life time imprisonment, if the safety Of
the peace of the community require it.
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Mrs. Laura \. Jones, with Mrs. Bost-
wick Dodworhs Band, Sc. gives her first Concert this
evening at tie Chinese Assembly Rooms tsec programme
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Gouraud's italian NIedicated Soap ,

Pin res freckles, erupons chaps, &c. FondIe subtle
dcates hair from part Of tho body Liquid Rouge for
rale Hair Restorative, Lily White, &c, al
The old established depot Walker street near Broadway.
Ard T. X Caender IS South Third street. Philadelphia
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very superior Wig Toupee should call at Bachelors cee
brated Wig factory, No. all street They VIII nnd he
dcult fails mt the head in fact he knows his
business and makes business Of it. Copy his address, and
tive him call.
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~ ladies the brooklyn Institute in Washington
Concord Spinal deformes Nervous Diseases, and
Physical Beauty postponed until this afternoon, 81
o'clock. should che weather again be stormy the lecture
will be delivered the fret pleasant day.
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VI. prompt and faithful to the sale Of House
hod Furniture at the residences Of families will -ece.
IL for sae at his capacous rooms ST. and SO broadway
ner Of White street. Cash advances all eonsignnsnts
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p-eparaon Is the beet medicine for Dyspepsia ever
1t the severest in short time. IL Is
also valuable spring medicamen for tie general diseases
attendant this Of the year PRINCIPAL oee, liz
Fulton street. Price per large bottle 80 cents
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Tort 10 permanent success This truth N
increasing remand for Rings Restorative Btters
thousands who have found them present needy for In
digestion. Nervousness, DysPcpa general weakness &c
arc rcacng their fame far and wide Fer sale ~ ~ Broad
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the Museum-Busincss Boots 81 usually So French
Calf Dress 81 50 to So usually ST and ST. Also,
every variety fancy Dress Shoes for French
Patent Leather Boots and Shoes warranted to we'll
as any made for sale at Jone Ann street. at prices
which defy competition.
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invited TO examine this choice selection
combs variety is beyond all doubt the greatest In this
city comprising the most beautiful work in shell and
buffalo horn. Combs repaired and made to order.
A. & J. SAUNDERS.
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DR.. James w. Powell, OculIst, Aurlst,

devote his attention exclusively to diseases
Eye and Ear from to o'clock at the same offices no
has occupied for the last years M Broadway entrance
Warren where be haa his Treatise On the Eye
Sd edition Price so cents
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Wonderful Sale Of English Threc-pIy and
Patent Tapestry insia Carpe,ias Rugs Oil Cloth At
Tntsa States No. Ba%eiy r.% ha
Yard fssa'a cs,s' s. and kas: 'A'
elCe, 900 worth Of Csrpetinxs, OH Cloth,
AgMine wholesale waersens Of William xcGrorty. 1856
open s.oer Of capenss Oil Cloths. nS S n
early and c.rpe.ns "'1a 10 well 70 'a
All wool-Ingr.in Carpeting-ao, 900 Yards
Of new ae -. Of Ingram
Hearth Rsg. ss ico Pair wiS'Sw shades 1900
six feet wide. wv -"
The only solid foundation Oh business con-
sist furnishing uneIeponsbe articles affair prices ant
Tt Saf,'sf a. g.
Dressing Gowns crs,ass Of the most approved sts
material viii found Shirts warranted to IT, made sr.
der at very short notice
throughout De Grsw Co have an immense
siotS Sa house is Fulton street N''' ~ ' ''
Hudson River Hosiery and Glove Store,
273 formerly 21 Gresnyich street-An sizes Of Eagsh
cheap. Those VISIT purchase would DO well
examine our and pc OF tie truth q
our hosas 'i
Comb Factory, 3s7 neutrality-suspicious. are
M raey G ai
city ss nos an made 70 rs. IN shell and
'unA'' norm COMBS 'spA'''1 ANU A. Z SAUNDERS.
Boots and Shoes, MT Jones's, II Ann street
rear the Mu;sum-sgs1ess Boots 81 usually "a s.; French
yare. Of fancy Dress Shoes for French
which defy competition.
DIR, James w. Powell, Oculist, Aurist, &c.,
devote his s9n " 70 he
has occupied for the last years ~ brGaaway
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY..
POST OFFICE NOTICE.


DoST OFFICE, NEW loRk-No1iCE-TuE NAILS
Per United states mail steamer GEORGIA, viii close at
this oee, Friday the ll inst at y. VI. Letters
Brh est ndia Islands Havana, Chagrcs, Panama,
sust he prepaid. WM V. BRADY y. N.
DoST OFFICE. CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER EAST
Broadway.-Aails for California per United States
mail steamer Georgia Letter bags for Havana Chagret.
Panama and California, viii close this Office. Friday,
18th of April, a. one o'clock. =. " AARON SHARTS.
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THE FIREMEy.

LIMITED STATES ENGINE co. No. g-Ata No, tinr ~
The stove Company held On Monday evening 7th inst
The following action taken in memory decoa-c
Fellow me,her. Mr.. John W. g0rris who died Ar- ISsi
Resolved That letter ~ coincidence, together Sih the
following Resolntions be trantmted 70 his bcrtsycd family
Received That in his dea tn deeply lament
one whsm follow member rcspessed associate
esteemed, a. q friend loved. sud - honorud
Resolved That with his ~ and relatives deeply sym
Iathiys, Who husband kind and indugvnt, a. =
friend, upright, honest. aud con slant.
Resoyed, That member IL Company. and for the
'ucesss Efforts he rendered in its formation.
rcrc' aud the able manner in which t performed ~ dn,y
rsrtHent. In behalf Of the Company.
DAST. W. TAIcOTT.
RfrHD. hcNAUsHTON (---,....
IT, s. MANSFIELD. l'othmitsc.
SAM. 4. DAY.
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273 formerly 2s Greenwieh street-Au sizes Of Eagsh
very cheap Those who wish to purchase would do we'll
assortment and be convinced OF the truth "
0 statement, before purehAsing elsewhere.
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, N3 Green wich street.
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The only solid foundation Oh business co.--

sist furnishing unexceptonebe articles affair prices
with unerring punctuaty Ties rules are obryed at a.
r. GREENS Furnishing abiishment for genteaen NO
Astor House where Shirts, Collars Drawers tnSNryess
Dressing Gowns Cravat Of the most approved syl, an
material will be found Shirts warranted to It, made TO sr
at q yery notice.
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All Wool-Ingr.in Carpeting-ao, 900 yards

Of new and te.otai Paras Of Ingram carPctng psr
United States No. % Bowe.y Hiram Andersons; oe1
Hearth Rugs 1 600 pair .wih'ow shades ST. 1000 yards
beautiful Floor Oil Cloth, Ss Ter Yard three four i've aui
six wide. -
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large stock ready made clothing that is of ftate
throughout but De Graw Co. have immense
kch they sell the lowest rates. AZ their large
clothing house, lI Fulton street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

'TEIRD ANNIVERSARY DINNER or THE ,gERT-
can Dramatic Fund Association will take place this
ning Thursday April TO- 1851 at the Actor HOUSE. DnntS
On tgtIe ~ sA o'clock,
pkpsEtN1.
HENRY g. STEBBINS, ESQ.
join Mckcon. Esq, william r. Chapman, Esq,
J. Prescott Hall. Eco, James r. Brady ESQ,
Ihos. :. Hambn, Lsq
rRIslDFNTs
John Van Buren, Esq, Hon. W. Kcnt.
IuILlLg Ducr, Esq, Simeon Drap,l, Esq,
srpwARps or EVENING.
The Directors Of the Association.
Gentlemen requested deliver their tickets al tie
: rGu IA will he adm ted Wit
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ke-lhe wholesale Of william McCrorty 1875
william str.t Sd door from Fulton street, thrown
The lave Of Carpetings Cloths re will
retaed cheap cash Those in want would do l 10 ali
early and examine ,he CArpeting. " W 49,