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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Supreme SATURDAY NAV a.
SPECIAL TERN.
Before Judge Mitchell.

Before Judge Mitchell.
Alexander BAN against Henry OReAiy
Fl al-Injuncton heretofore granted, made perpetual
Motion to strike out names of certificate holders to
whom Mr.. O'Reilly gave certificates, denied.
Before Judge Edwards
Motion by Mr.. Hoxie on behalf of VIM.
Burr, for mandamus 10 County Clerk Of Kings Co,
requiring him TO receive for record a conveyance
which he refused to receive the ground OF deficit
in the acknOnl edgment by the Commissioner The
certificate OF the Commissioner stated the testimony
but failed to add the items satisfactory to him. The
Court held that the ground taken by the Clerk was
good, and denied the motion.
By Judge Edwards.
LeWis Curtis, ct al, against DarId Lea
Uitf, receirer, $cDaUd LearH receiueT, against
Richard Dr. Biatckford, Ct al. AS to North American
Trust Company busIness-On orderin pursuant TO an
act TO facilitate the determination Of existing suits.
The Court thinks the intention that all the tesl-
mOny should be taken before the referee. The
proofs were closed IN December las and there IS no
good why the proofs should be opened and the
hearing Of the cause DECENTRALIZATION denied.
The Motion Calendar before Judge Ed
monds was called through with the exception Of 40
eases, and new Calendar ordered to be made up.
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WIG Mass MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the friends OF
Governor VIM. F. Johnston was held at Philadelphia
on Friday evening, for the purpose OF expressing
their approval of his patriotic exerlons to free the
State from debt to promote the public interests, and
to sustain the public credit. VIM. Neal, Esq, pre-
sided and a number of speeches we're made
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L. $. Commissioners omce-...sATURDAr, May "a.

George W. COmStOck and VIM. Henry
COmstock arrested on a charge Of obtaining from the
POst Office large number Of letters directed 70 Lu-
Gus s Comstock, for the purpose of obStructlng the
correspondence and prylng INTO the secrets Of said
complainant, were discharged on bail
John LIONS, second mate of the ship
Forest Queen, arrested on charge of assault with
a dangerous weapon on Francis Allen, one of the
crew Of said ship, was committed for examination
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Court or General sessions. -. .Fnday. May 3

Before TIC Recorder aud AID. Miller ana OakIey.
SenfcAccd.- WIN. f. Jarvis and Henry
B. Rogers. having previously pleaded guilty. -
charge q obtaining goods BY false pre,enses "ere
this morning senenced TO The Stale Prison los one
year each.
The trial of John Graham and Dewit &.
Graham for assault james GOriOn Bennett, 2 ifor
q he H,rGla " hlch Was set down for to-day. was
POSTPONED until tie first Monday Of the June term.
Grand LGrceny.-Chancey Baker, lndlct-
% for grand larceny in stealing 800 and gold ring
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L. 5. District Court. SATURDAY. Nav "a

Alleged CUBAN Expedition. - ladlct-
rents-'rhe Grand Jury came INTO Court With ollls
Of Indictment against John l.. OSulhyan, Captain
Lewis, and Major SlesSnger, charged with being en-
gagged IN fitting ont an expedition against Cuba me
aTtles being out on bail bench warrants were issued
Capt Lewis entered into SureteS for ms appearance
at trial Mr.. Charles O'ConOr continuing to be ms
bail IN the sum Of $1,000 and It Is SAID Will also con
tlnue bail for MAJOR SlesSInger. Mr.. O'Sulhvan. 1t
was understood, would appear on Monday, and con-
fInne his recognlZances for tTlal.
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U. :. Commissioners Once. Ma, ?,
Before Commissioner Brigham.

Charge of Attempt at ReUoH-JOhn Par
ker. George AIwallry, Andrew Kidd, and William
Brampton, seamen OF the ship Baltimore, from Liver
pool were examined on the above charge. On an oc-
casion at sea difficulty took place between Parker
and The second mate, and the captain nterposed and
blows were gwen One of the other hands got + his
knife and the captain resisted IN has efforts 10
secure Parker. They were committed
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L, Circuit Court.

Before Judges Nelson and Belts.
Motion was made for arrest Of Judgment,
and new trial in the case Of Douglass, convicted of
The murder OF the second mate OF the Glenn, and ar
gument heard, to be continued.
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CITY ITEMS.

- MIR Henry Vandervoort, the gentle
manly and Efficient Clerk Of the Court OF Oyer and
Terminer and General Sessions, sailed on SATURDAY
IN the Arctic" for the purpose of attending the
Worlds TAR John Sparks, Esq his assistant viii
attend 10 The duties II his Office While absent
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ANOTHER RAILROAD PRoJEcT.-The per-
sons who petitoned the Board Of Assistants on
Thursday evening for a Railroad IN the second-aye
propose to lay double track through the Second
ave from One-hundred-and-twenty- ffth-st to Chris
tre-st through Christie to Grand, through Grand to
Bowery. through the Bowery to Chaiham-st, through
Chatham to William, through William to Hanover
square return single track from Hsnover-Square to
Pearl-st, through Pearl-st to Chatham-st.
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar. THIS DAT

CiRcUrr CoURr.--Nos. 800, 39l, 453,
A. ass $50 4ssi. 49, 100 46l 4o2. 463 i6i 4o5 1876
SuPEmoR CouRr. Published on Satar-
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EXpLANArIoS-The Mirror saws A:

Aner the speeches the morning party q gentien n
including the members the Cabinet drove Il o. the ce-
giant mansion # MAJOR Williams where they paTtooA %
sumptuou, dcsuHrT.
DseHntT means breakfast
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~ "Tnr YEAR Book OF FAcrs IN

SCIENCE AND ART" Tor 1850. BY JOIN TrBs. reprint
ed from the London Edition, contains a record Of the
most important discoveries and Improvements of the
past year. arranged IN appropriate divisions Ii sa
useful depository OF facts. Osmo PIP S2s. Philaiel-
nhia Uart)
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ANOTHER STEAMsHIP.-Wm. ii. Brown
is building at his yard foot of Twelfth-st steamship
two hundred and twenty-five feet IN length thirty
one feet breadth Of BEAM nineteen feet depth Of
hold. and twelve hundred tuns burden. She IS In
tended for the California trade, 10 run on the Pacific
side.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

70 UNION OF EXrRENES " is the title
Of a Discourse on Liberty and Slavery delivered IN
the New-Jerusalem Church. Asior-placc, by Rev.
SoLYMAN Brown. Applying The principles Of ale
gorica Interpretation 10 the Development of history,
the author mferS that among al the various for
tunes Of the successive generations OF our planet II
Is our peculiarly suspicious destiny 10 be born and
educated IN the spiritual morning Of the tenth day OF
the seventh month OF the hfcth year Of the history
Of the Church on earth or m the early twilight Of
the Grand Jubilee OF the Word, when the morning
stars are singing Together and The sons Of God shout
ing for low" The discourse elaborated with great
ingenuity. and breathes hopeful AMI generous spirit
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Superior Court. .SArUI

Forrest against FOrrest.-The argument
, the motion for Commission TO take testimony. did not
proceed on Saturday afternoon Duung the argument IN the
forenoon Mr. O Cunor stated that M has appealed from
that art Of the decision of the Special Term OF supreme
Court which prohibits HIM from proceeding m his smt for
divorce against Mrs IN Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

INQuEsTs BY THE CoRoNER.-The Cor
oner held an inquest on Friday. at the Fourth Ward
Station House, upon the body Of James Garrison,
native OF Mass. 60 years Of age, whose death was
caused by commissions. The deceased was found on
Thursday night IN front Of No. 10 Cherry-St., IN a
yery feeble condition, by officer Kane Of the Fourth
Ward who endeavored TO assist him to the Station
house. He walked about half block. but was una
be to proceed further. 4 hand-cart WAS then pro-
cured and he died while on The WAY 10 the Police
station lie had been turned into the stree. by
Roger Dregnan, Of No. 10 Cheuyst., with whom he
had been stopping for several days
An inquest was held al the Fifth Ward Police
Station. upon the body Of colored lad, named Bos
ton Johnson, native OF New-Jersey, 10 years of
age whose death was caused by injuries acclden-
tally received by being run over by the Hudson
River Railroad cars. II appears that about o'clock
on Thursday evening, the deceased jumped upon the
cars rs they were passing the corner OF Laigh-st,
and immediately after jumped of again, but fell on
the inside of the track Notwithstanding the tram
was going very slow AZ the time, could not be stop
ped and one OF the passed over his body crush
ing il IN 4 dreadful manner and causing instant
death No blame was attached 10 the driver by the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

ACCIDENT CAUSED BY RACING.-A young
man named Geo Fich. residing in Thirty-second-St.
near Third-av fell from the top OF stage No. 463,
O'Keefe & DURYEA'S Line, and was seriously injured.
He was taken 70 the Sixteenth Ward Police Station.
where he was attended by Dr. Booream, after which
he was taken home. The driver OF the stage was
racing at the time with one OF the stages OF me
PhGnlx line, belonging TO French, Sanderson Co.
He was arrested. but refused to give his name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

DEATH IN A Police STATIoN.-At half
past II O'Clock on Thursday night. woman named
MARY Sullivan. having child about ten months old
in her arms, dying condition, applied at ne sixth
Ward Station house for lodging II was furnished
her the child died during the night.
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Edncntion in ENGLAND.


The following letter was addressed by
Mr.. CARLYLE to great meeting IN support Of the
National Public School Association, held in London
49, L. nj
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A. n. NEnwn AactIosssY.
SANCS. BROTHER d Co.
, rraa. sale Rceas Ne y Psf. sO--


MONDAY EVENING. De p, al 81 e'cloef.
Books srp FANCY ARrIcLsS-BsBs Large coiiecnoo
81 osgsaiy llust aed Bpks nch oIad nss. suited 20
the sppfeachDg holiday acnd Dg AaauA Tor isa5
ana many STAN AID Works beslh oly oraamsated AAd
bound hAe blss aud Prayer Booss asss; iuns-
aed Juvenile and Few poinlar Standud Mse slAneoes
works, 30 Aso Fsscy Auices Sel stationery, Iselud-
ng psTisf msohe Goods rose Cd and .hogaay Writing
Decks. NrTk Boxes. rrave Cascs &C
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. II a. 81 c'cieci.
Books SUITED TO rHE HOLIDAY SgAsoS-Besag
euiet collection If elsssnty Ibssrated And riiumi-
mated Boos and costly nlsdlsg- Asaasls
fal 1852 susefs ed tlous OF PcecsI WORKS sat many
OFT or elegant volumes Ilustaed JaSeae RooAs Mnua-
lures ard a safieiy Of Standard Pallcnioss
Also. a large assdineat o. 1lRcslaasoas Litsrs-
tuie. sc
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. nec; e. q, o'eleek-
be coauuus- "a TIE Nv kNiN1.
ELEGANT Books AND FANCY Agrfci gs.-A very erica
snt collector snperby IusfAied BOoks ~ fch oind-
rg. smbFac pg Annals 1851 asa many eleg aAs I'm
helhshed STANDARD works. lIgsirxed juveniles, NINA
and variety MsooilaucpsS PsoIcstioEs &c
Also very large ant chOcs c,iec'oa o. rich Fancy
Articles - VARIETY ct Ptpisr hache Goods,
Bronze Statues and Figures Scuit fgu IS 10 sttssepero
Fancy Work Bn,es fos ladies' Re,ewo Il and hahsginy
Whiting Desks, Work Boxes Travelling Cases, bactsam-
men Boards sc
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Sales bp AuftloH.


ANrHoNy J. BLEEcKER, Auc,ioneey
VERY DESIRABLE b IL DI CT
LOTS AT AUCTION IA. J. BLEECKER will
Sc az Public Auction Tues DAY Dec z3d 1881, ~ q
O'Clock Nj al the Merehsn Exchange, b. order Of TIA
Executors Of Hayward, and O,hsrs Interested lhe
following LOIS lots 9TH st. sJgth side between
Broadway and 5Ih AZ lots Lem gtonay west SIDE,
between t9th and 3ohit o,s 81 ih-ay. east side,
b+tRstn 3Olh and 3is sta lots Jlsst., Ionth slds
no feet east Of an az lot on 29Ih ST. south sde 100
feet Oi 3D. az lots i2--s south side be,
ID and Lexington lots on 35iL s. North SIDE be-
tween Broadway and 7h 10 lois :, the Intersection Of
Broadway, TIN aV ssh and i7.h SIS lot 9Th
side. near slst e. lots on Broadway l93dst. 10Th
aV and Clendeni lane 81 lOis lNh av l04tn and
l0Jh-ss and ClsndsnAing lane.
TeTmslo per cent and The Auconeers fees 10 be pad
the sals IS per cent SIN January next delivery
a the deed Is per cent mortgage FOE one year Al
per The mortgage may BE f0T one Or Two yeHs
oI at per cent interest. after the hrst year go.
Ior haps Aad further particulars, apply to the A1oyn-
Ger. No BTCad-st. q. $50 az y
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for the Goli0ape.


Holiday Presents
Dali, BLACK Il co, (successors to
NJ Marquand Coz No 2i7 Broadway. south corner Of
Muusyst Inform their friends and the public that they
assortment of
DIAMOND and other RICH JEWELRY,
Silver and Plated
wATcHEes CLOCKS,
PARIAs WARE, aad
FANG ARTICLES
never MORE COMPLETE THAN AT rug PRESENT TINE.
and those in want Of HOLIDAY PREsENrS are invited
10 Inspection Of their stock confidently believing that
il cot surpassed in VARIETY and by any IN tbs
United States
BY almost every steamer from E-ape they IN receipt
Of NEW STYLES q goods MADE TO ORDER, or sE-
LECTED by Of the firm. WAC accustOms1t 10 devote
two thirds Of each year visiting the various "a ANU
FACTOaIES of ENGLAND, FRANCE, sWIrZEa-
LAND, GERMANY, ITALY, sc, &c. the remaining
bref period Of the year being passed IN the store, ga
abes him, from PERSONAL OBSERVATION, to oh.
that knowledge OF the taste and wants Of their Gus
and puc which could not be obtained IN any
other way
r., CO., IN ADDITION
To their former large store hsse the past year, ADDED
THE WHOLE SECOND STORY. aia SALES ROOM.
where among the many BEAUTIFUL and ARTISTIC
GOODS offered fOf sale, they vii take pleasure 10 show
Jog the beautiful COLD TEA SERVICE, made by them
for Z X COLLINS. Eco and which secured soeh HIGH
COMMENTATORS At the WORLDS FAIR. and also
the beautiful SILVER VASE. belonging 70 CoMMo-
DORE STEVENS won BY the YACHT AMERICA, IN
the rsa, contest the past
b., b. X CO. ALSO CALL
especial attention that they the past
son, much ENLARGED their MANUFACTURES.
which will enable them 10 manufacture, under ,heis own
immedia,s gu osryisisn, sny article Of
SILVER WARE OR JEWELBY,
however elaborate in design dhcalt In sIocusioa
manner that shall be satisfactory IN STYLE ana rhCs
70 there who favor them with their ofde"
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED
At any time WITHOUT CHARGE. and N ia'pestioa o.
h , oe, NO, incur the least oblg stioa 70 purchase
n, recent arrival Of the steamer Humboldt b., b. 20
~. ,,ce,ye an invoice OF superior WATCHES made En-
r,s,., for them in Geneva; among which are HUNTING
WATCHES, with heavy Cold Cases.
Souvenir Watches, with beautiful BansIsd esse' ns'-
~ az. With Diamonds aad Pearls An elegant present Tor
the approaching season.
Also few very superior Watches, that require TO -
wound % but once eight days, having aa is"er s'H;
The day Of the week and month
r. B. Co. would al the attention Of the pa5is pr
csary 70 these Watches, as they are an entirely ne"
article and for them It'll the greatest eA4e
a, regards ACCURACY, SO aad warranted 10 b ms -"
"''' BALL BLACK CO.
No 247 Broadway. Egn Of the Golden Eagle
HENRY BALL. wM BLACK. EBESZh hoNhoE'
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THovlS BELL. Acc ionecr
a TCTIO\ MOTTO f.. BY III " BUSH

~ This DAY, tMoudayl A. 10, s'clOck In the aac-
non No. 10 North wiiam without rsserse sy
OF mortgage and 10 paw other CLAIMS splen-
DID rosewood mcdCra Piano Foftes and SeraPAne Oae
Of these instruments cannot he eAceed for beauty and
richness 4 touch and tene. - Eneravnss. Looking
Glasses. Paintings french Clocks Cabinet fUraiure.
Furs secord- hand Furniture. Book cases &c. Sc IT,
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miscellaneous Acpcrnsemtnis.
Premier"
THE GREAT NEW-YORK PRINT

Premier"
THE GREAT EW-YORk PRINT
Il ING HOUSE, BAKER GOODWIN 4 co, PRopRf-
ETORS Gratefully acknow edging the s1ccess-s success
unsQualed IN the history tho srtwhrh has attended
iheu enterprise the Proprietois of THE GAyArsrEAM
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. T,ibuns Buildings. cor.
Nassau aud Spruce respectfully announce to Their
patrons and the public generally. ss sy have recently
made very extensive arrangements for tho Prosecution
their business the coming Thoy have ust opened adj
ditional rooms, and added several of HOESIhPkOVED
STEAM PRESSES. and possess greater facilities
than ever for executing. IN the most beautiful manner.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PAINTING.
IL Unlike most establishments every class 81 wak,
from the smallest card TO the srset von me- rrntsd 81
this once and ALL N style which is admitted 70 DO IN
This esasshme Is now OF the nsst extensive IN
the country occupying large part OF The n iS'us Build
and Spruce sta The kinds OF ,ok. Paaphet Job
ARD ffs Iss one HiSDs esSps
rg many Of the most experienced skIal and. accom-
10 The bushes. o. lbs ohco embraces tbs psa'ns Of
hooks OF EVERY KIND
chTAioGUEs or CoLLEGEs AND SCHOOLS.
REPoRTs, ADDRESSES, SERMONS,
SSkkWisPi PRS, AND iSs MEaHGtzlSEs,
c 9NSlrYT mEseh IAN . sroSE BILLS
BILL HFhDs, BLANKS, RECEIPTS.
FOSTERS AND PROGRAMMES Sc., &c,
PRINTING IN CoLoRS AND bRoNZES'
CRYSTAL AND VELVET PhtSIlNb,
and every other description OF Typography the first ssy's
of the ant, at the lowest cash prce -, -, A.. =.
~ II viii 0oatin"s - h. the mn OF toe ri"pro.ois 70
msrlt the title, PREMIER which has been sppieu "
iaer establish mont ond they arc eosned 70 spare no
labor or expense introducing eyey IMPROVEMENT IA yps
the ~ aphIo Art
81 the cOuntly rsspsctfally
solicited Estimates cheerfuy sent.
Es/' Cash Pfces. Terms Cash.
DANIEL ooDwIN. Nassan and SDruos-sts
JOHN THOMAS. Ids MWSFistpn Opposite C',y Mall
ADAMS PRESS FOR SALE.--Ths
IN Subscribers offer for sale double Adams Three roll
Ter Press platen 20 by ~ inches ID perfect running
order No II Hickman where il be ssen ~ work.
It sold for no fault and called for will ~ At sas
gain WELLS < WEBP No. ~ Datch-H
nIiEN&wu1stp
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rVWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN

1.-TWO LIVING AZ EC UHILUNEN.
"A New and Absolutely Unique Race Of Mankind
The extraordinary and BeIp cabie phenomena mat
the h,oTy Of the human has yet Produced can DO
seen for few weeks At the large Exhibition Room OF the
SOCIETY JIBBAhY. corner OF Broadway and Leonard.
SITS They recently taken rom newly discovered
And iolarous people IN Central America, by whom they
were KEEP, with supsrsiitious YeneTatOn distinct and
secluded a caste OF their Priesthood and enpoTed ne
Mines and Bacehanals U their Pagan ceremonies and
worship. -,
They are male and female The latter measuring 1911
inches in Aeht weighing II lbs the lormsf Is 81 inches
high, and weighs 20 lbs.
Prom repeated and careful examination the best ply
gis the elder 10 be u - years Of age Jhe
younger shout 10 years.
They der altogether from examples Of the dwarf Kind
and hom children: afiOrding complete and unisnablo
illustration of q Pgmean variety vi the Humsn Race
Tickets Of admission u cents Children 4nisg 80 ars
hAlfpree. Season Tickets 81 DOols Gen Zach Aay rom
II Until |. and from until 2 Vcos. an In.
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e. Fair and Fes,iyal;-The ladies Of tsc BlsseN-
ns, yssTS sg ho'S MI a1 ss1yt
TTps Hall vaIisiy sfufefal add ofnaDs a,a artices
,oiabls bT Holiday Preten,s and also an s2rno'sce OF
cent ard also the Fraser Family. LACEY arrived from
Sossid here AID all over Great Britain h.y have ~aa
Tcso # admsssV Is cen /, be bad a. The dor DE- t'
R Emisrsnt EaeIlxenc. once and Lassx
IN shanse. % and n CsRal-st New Sors-Tas ossces
ways he found numbers o. LabOers and servant. at
ied BY writing 20 the Superintendent. and sending ,hs
ponD necessary to pay the ysare Of the parties reQlreS
So ices charged % employers. JAMES =. PAGAN,
uY1 MwsFn Superintendent.
~ The Age-ITs WANTS AND ITS DUTIgs-A
chn,cn han on TUESDAY EYE NING 5sd Dec ats
oe'ocs by J E. sHkRwooO. suhjeot-The Age and It's
i.quuenIsn;s Aemiuance q cts d22 ns
Ia The New England Society In the City OF
ton Of busil and for the Election Of Officers iel the
tH lie Assoi ff hose es EPAM socsay
The Annual Addyess IN commemorative Of he Iaadng
n the Pillar ms vii be delivered by Hon GEO. HILL
LARD Of Boston The 22d Dec at M, a. the Broad
~ay Tabernacle Admttance free
The SSriety aad s Guests will dine at the Astor House
ron any OF N. sfioers d6 t22d
10 Seasonabie No,ice-To the Wise.-In order
r. aEo r ig 5nSn No W BIoalsay UgcSaers viii do
call before the Holidays, and thereby have an op
San " 6psnSg Goods sent fee Of charge parts Of
New YORK, Brooklyn, &c, at any time desired IL
Ia second New-York Building ssociation.-
There having been 900 shares taken IN the New YORK
Bniohs Association, pOEpectus of another on the sans
plan has beer issued asd Is now ready Entrance Zee ~
cens Onhly dUes. 81 80 Subscription books are open
he Office OF J. BUXTON JT., Sec ea,y OF the Nc"
YoIk BUILDING ssfociallon, No u North William - aad
at Mesns WAKEMAS LATTlNG'S, No. - Fulton
81. uzO ~
~ Qucry.-Why should 50 many persons be afflicted
baiOl and gray hair when by constant appca-
ton Of BOGLES hYPhbON FLUID, they ean procure
penn auent Iemedy WHY should feminine and mascu-
Inc beauty he naTed rendered odous BY tue WEARING
of fes OF taudv colored hair, whilst bOGLES PREMIUM
EIEGTkIC ia lR DYE IS at their co nmand These
articles harmless IN their nature but entirely sue
ce tful IN thoT intended results.
To be had of A. b. & ID SANDS. No 100 Fulton IT.
Rushton. Clark Co. No. 273 Broadway J. Milnau Co
No 1872 Broadway; Wa II. Cary y Co No. 24j Pearl st.
and by the Druggists and PeTGmcis throughout the
world.
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DICH FURNITURE, FANCY
IL GOODS, PIANO-FORTEs Sc., On WEDS,Ls-
DAY AZ Ia o'clock at No o. Eassaust., near alton
y q KEMP viii seu a. auction Z large and valuable
assoItmenI Of superior rosewood and masosanY rer2f'
Dawn room ana Chamber Furniture, which pirHs-
arv ar1rorrtaie for holiday PRESENTS and al Of Eacn
NAV be istt up0n IS beng OF good quality Aso age
s.ortnent ~ rch and desirable Fancy House snns
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