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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28
MUTUAL LOAN HOUSE FURNISHING ANDPIANo-

MUTUAL LOAN HOUSE FURNISHING ANDPIANO-
1vl forte those who about furnish
housc, hire apartments and to whom the Of
hundred thousand dollars fair interest would be
convenient and those who anxious to possess
panofortc and save the Of hiring bad and
those who to their
upon the smallest amounta such must get the plan and
prospectus OF this Association which about being
tahshcd and cannot fail Of becoming the popular
the day. Books efsnbscrpton are now ready Office No
Aston House, ct tho Book store Of Adrian Sherman
Tho public generally invited to examine peculiar
nature and beActs of this Association which fully
planned in the plan prospectus be had gratis
above office. A, II. JOCELYN, Urea surer.
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MUSICAL.

GRAND FIANoFoRTE-A SUPERIOR SEVEN oC-
NJ tave Grand Pianoforte made by Erard Paris, and
lected by List IL will be sold for moderate price, and
be examined at NUNS & CLARK'S Wareroom, No. 257
broadway, opposite City Hall.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


TUE AMERICAN MUCK BOOK. TREATING or THE
properties OF all the principal fertilizers and
win dreetcnf Tor their and application 10 the
frh and crorf, ~ ID J. brown price, 81. ELTON CO.
Artculirr'i Iccls Nc. Frycn row, ras'"Tr Ra'- ri
/
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TENHE CHELSEA BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AS
ISOLATION will hold their third regular meeting the
Assembly Rooms, Eighth ard fifth
street. Monday evening" March 20 ats o'clock Shares will
be redeemed at this meeting and the entrance fee will be IS
after this meeting Members requested to call at tho
Office the Secretary and get their books and
March dues at time during the day evening until ~
o'clock WIN. II. HOfT, sec'y No. go Ninth avenue.
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PAPER HANGINGs.

NV PAPER HANGINGS.-THOS. FAYE & CO., $50
rM street, Madison have jsst received the
rhg patterns Of every known style Ia the trade The pub
e are insed TO examiss before purchasing. Artistic work
nch Attena 70 the retail department.
THOMAS FAYE a. CO. AG Pearl strect.
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HOME STEADS.

IS PENNY SAVED Is A PENNY EARNED
"A public meeting Of the Lexington Mutual Loan and
Accommodating Fund Association will take place at the
Bulls Head Hail. corner Of Third avenue and Twenty
fourth street Monday evening March 90 at o'clock
Several eminent speakers will address the meeting From
the indications il fair presume that the shares
will shortly lie all taken up. Come to the meeting and
shares call the Office. SCS Third avenue which
is open daily from A. ii. to g l.. NJ.
JOHN PETTIGREW, PRECEDENT.
JUIlUs A. CANDTE, Vice President.
WEI. ROBERTSON, Jr. Sec
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RUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INSURANCE

QUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INSURANCE
- sl50oO divided into 10000 shares,
Of $15 EACH each paid up with the privilege of increasing
TIE capital stock to $50OSubscrptions for the capital
stock of this company will be received by the following per-
sons appointed Bruce No. "a Platt
street, Wakeman Latting, No. SO Fulton street; John
Buxton, No. l6 North William Solomon Jessurun,
No Clinton court Beehmap Joka f. Yallott
143 Sands street Brooklyn also by oil the directors
prospectus explaining the advantages be derived
from the company to and all property holders
well as to those who wish to invest their and
the largest Of profits lie had of the d.
rccors all the Of the different building
tons, at the Office Of ~ Jcsurun No. Clinton court,
Beekman strect. JOHN BRUCE, President.
s. JESsURUs, Secretary.
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. ncT1oN NoTIcE,-NoRTGAGE SALE or GRO.
81, Ssndlss Beor Pump Liquor Kei Sugar MIL
garr. Tobacco. soud, ne. W. A. CAM I@, AuS.,onser
A Az RoSES Wall street AWE oa wss
as a's, p n az az oe is large sae collection
from o. sS F"r, vs snS s eScr f aUss
rla''' --.
AT AUCTION, At MERCHANTS EXCHANGE ON
Ss March At at
Br' al street
A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE At
stock ana nstgfss 10 az No ~ WasI
go .rner q Warren srss VIII be sa a. sns'p a on
i .ne s ,s,n eomm no AZ 10 o'clock
n.'U'e- =. e@,V : -y1-- -. :, -, :,
A xa'tisnGR J r"ad huepSnoerBy Lyndon Byrne
tte MSS in dSa o. at No. s
S% sS" Co. a SGSTTs sS srse and Splendid
nmd me y ,Se cnest brss Goods shaws
Stirling sbes,ins and Table Linens ever auction
ard Fancy caSGs For further rartSsr sasaasas
~ n" Dealers houaekoepers and heads IL families viii
@a S init Re int sss a. s sa m s
S w,bnnt rerye Tems cash. in bankabie money
-, - .rcr,o.rr,s o. ,r,,.r,c
" street brooklyn viii devote their time and attention
e. the S.e % a. Ss Store o ees Liberal a.
vances made on property required heapee'aoe rcie
FENCES gwen. a lad wanted.
,rn,ow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRO
= Pny on t and ph aSl".cs ss 1 ~ h
Monasv March 90 at II o'clock nj the Merchant X
cbnrge tho foiIow;nr valuable mnroyed pronerly-rhe
hamra a. la "''s ' 'i i'Sf''
N~ ~ mn avenue ncar sch street
- ~ ~ atreat at,.sar aye mas II and e
no West Goth street nenr 9TH avenue.
lsI Goth adjoining the above.
18th and 9TH
no 3lst 9Th and 9th
nj thca bnyc
Pr Goth 40 feet west from 9th avenue
277 seth 800 =
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The shipments lately have been quite limited but the
aggregate since January 1s 1852 has been much larger
than during the period in 1851 The total cxporta
ton Of specie from this port during the first three months
Of 1861 was S46s2 $751; against $7o74722 for the
lime this year.
The Schuylkl coal trade for the week is not large
The Reading Railroad brought down, for the week
ing on Thursday 2452 tons and for the year. si3734
tons; corresponding time last year, 419136 tons The
Sahuylkil Navigation Company brought down for the
week ID 39S TONS and for the season $40 tons The
Leigh navigation frozen during the last spell
csd weather but Is expected TO DO in operation about
khe first proxmo
TAs usury laws have been abolished in Louisiana.
Law ,hss also been passed cxcmpting homcsteads to the
value f $1,000, besides $3.50 worth Of furniture, tho
library &c, from seizure for debt
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


A CARD,-THE UNDERSIGNED FEEL IT TO Re
II duty return their siuecro and hearty thanks
Captain Stevenson Of the Sixteenth ward police and to the
hire Department generally for their well directed efforts at
the which occurred their premises the of 6and
lo Wet Sixteenth street between Seventh and Eighth ave-
the morning Of the 10Th inst captain Stevenson
passing the time the fire broke out q O'clock
A. M and after giving the alarm at the r Of his .wnhe
fhe horses taken alive. The Fire Depart
promptly the spot and nobly did their duty
a ns tg u ie cra g. u Mr. P
lip7 Assistant Engineer. it their almost
rarerhuman it impossible tell what
FIRE would gone Prompted by feelings of sincere
randc to each and all Of the above is rendered the sin
JUN sh.f Ss @ SIX street. ssas''
A CARD.-THE EMPIRE ENGINE COMPANY NO. A.,
IA with emotions Of sincere gratitude. hereby publicly
their high appreciation Of the berality and
pe,ted OF Charles Parker ESQ., of No. 20 pey
street in furnishing such abundant and substantial
after the fire in hs neghborhood yesterday
morning the personal attentions of the Mesrs.
thanks and the poitcness of the
tendans merits our e0mnnRaton. BERp.y Foreman
G. SCOTT ROE, Secretary.
A CARD.-DR CHARLES ID. HAMMOND HAS RE-
IA turned from Europe aud resumed the practice Of his
profession in all its branches at No 60 Church street near
days. Special attention to female complaints aud to dis
eases Of the eye and ear Mott Md
President Of the New York Academy of Medicine.
NoTICE.--THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED NOT TO
~ purchase otherwise receive Notes Checks Drafts
Bills Of Exchange either accepted endorsed by Aaron
valuable securities SNsw gr do Msrsh 2 is2
N BA liberal reward will be given for the detection OF
the loss, or any part OF It.
NoTICE.-TnE MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITu-
IN tion, CAS- Broadway will allow Interest all deposits
sums ave hundred dollars and UNDER per
Of thousand dollars and five huadrei b
This institution divides its surplus among the dcnositorf
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EfOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM AT NEW RO-
IL ehelle. emile north of New York and New Haven
depot OF xtytwo mostly high state Of cultiva
ton, two story house. two barns, carriage house, lee
house aud all the necessary ot buildings with great
rey Of fruit. 1t is remarkably healthy Situation.
Enquire Of Rich Loutrel 81 William street. Of James
e.. Conncy, Q the premises.
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u w. WESTCoTT, ACCOMMODATIONS
H. household Furniture and house furnishing artic'cs
Monday o1s o'clock, at TAG Greenwich avenue. This
Furniture Carpets. Bedding &c., has been but little used
and offers fine for housckeeper5 and others ~
funiFh the paror bedroom and kitchen every article
will be peremptorily sold, rain shine.
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L7OR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF TWO
Grocery and Liquor stores both in desirable locations.
Also, 4 term Of years OF same premises. Apply to
THOMAS OCAILAGliAN, No. 4S Roosevelt street
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WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET
Il Ludeate Hi London.-The above house IL eentraIiy
situated has an excellent coffee twelve private
sitting between forty and City light airy bedrooms
ar"od smoking cold and shower baths
ready night porter in attendance Fixed charge for
wants the New York Herald 6od Thomas
tenders bis aefni thanks 70 hs American frcpds
s,art y" hes :" lonr enjoyed ~ .hs hands so9 si,f
ttu Coz "a ed ysigcgtst rescpm.Ldstt,a,
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HOTELS.

NEW HOTEL.--COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS
20 and 81 u per week each Room per night - cts
This admirably constructed building aTordng light and
ventilation IN each chamber with economy prices
surpassed Kept open during the night Corner OF William
and Frankfort streets, one block from the Park.
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THE TURF.

rENTREvILLE COURSE.-TROTTING.-TUU
~ April frst at three o'clock r. NJ match for S4O0 mile
heats, to wagon; play pay. Mr. W nolan bl. m
Lady Haynes. z. Concklin Nance b. 4, Centreylc
JOEL CONCKLIN, Pro prietoP.
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rTo TIN SMITHS, STOVE DEALERS, AND TRADES
mepfer sale the old stand No. 81 Catarine street,
late A. II Bennet, deceased The stock, tools and good
VIII can he purchased reasonably. These premises have
been in active operation twentysix Ample
assigned Tor selling out Apply to Bruces sons 1S3
Water street. or Of A. McPhcrsons 23 Water street.
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.


NOR sALE-A THROUGH SECOND CABIN TICKET
for San Francisco, by tho Northern Light. Inquire
the Westohcgter House bar.
LNOR SALE-vANDERBILTs LINE.-TWo THROUGH
Il Tickets, second class, for 9th April Apply TO
j. II. WHEELER, Ga Beaver street.
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LN0R SALE-VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON TIL
Il Fifth between Thirty fourth and Tnrt y-fft
streets, on easy terms. Apply to
AUGUST BELMONT. 76 Beaver street.
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ITO Rs..rRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED
TO the 9TH Of April fer the manufacture Of the fol-
lowing work % sash doors 2inchcs thick et
IL inches wide hy 10 feet long after rabbeed together bevc
style sash made the lights each pair Of doors
all glazed - sets mahogany French windows, ~ inches
thick, feet by feet inch after rabeted lights to each
window all glazed sets mahogany sash doors, inches
thick feet Inch by feet after rabeted lights to each
all glazed made to correspond with the % sets sets
pine sash doors inches thick, feet inch by feet after
rahetcd Sights all glazed 13 French windows, IA inches
thick feet inches by feet 10 inches after raseted
lights all glazed, 81 of these windows to be of mahogany
II Of item Pine So sets Of door and window castings Of
pine to t the above openings the inch doors TO have Inch
earrings the inch doors and windows to have Ia inch cas-
~ inches thick feet ty lights all glazed sash made ia
the door II four panel doors "a inches thick moulded
both sides 5000 Of board inches
wide and x inch thick all worked rabeted the face
and fitted for a2lS or inch base moulding 3GyOrunnng
feet Of moulding for above % IL inch hard pine door
boards, tonvued and grooved and planned de best
quality III inch hard pine boards planned on one side
and II inches wide, Tor steps best quality clear a
inches wide, for riser best quality clear 2O running
of straight mahogany moulded rail- suitable fer IL
mahogany newell posts base inches square $50 IA inch
nodded bannisters, turned TO match newell posts Of
short. 20 best quality Of Pine laths T. s. Tho above
work TO be duplicated. Reference, s. BRANNAN Irving
Horsc, No. 2il.
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XyyM. Writers. AUcTI0NEER.---0 MONDAY. At
~ 10 o'clock, RI Isl Canal street the Furniture oil IA
Willy leaving tho city consisting or Parlor, Chamber aud
Kitchen Furniture. Also, large quantity Of Carpets OIL
Cloths Two large by Goods Counters together with other
goods.
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DRY GOODS.
i ACES, LACES-TIFFANY CUTTING 3N BROAD D.
- way having completed their with some
OF the largest ufacturers Brussels Paris
aees and mbroideree will be prepared to exhibit Tues
day March th OF the most
ment Embroderes and Thread Lace goods ever offered
In this city In laces will be found Collars Capes Berho
Coinures Searfs Shawls Mantas and trimming Iaces in
BRUSSELS Point Honton and Point Alencon Guipure and
keehlin In entroierics, Collars, Capes Chemsettes
tions OF all widths These goods will be offered mt such
prices as must ensure satisfaction to purchaser
I MEMS AND LINEN GooDs-44 IRISH LINENS
- Damasks 60, S. 10 LII and 1874 Sheetinr, NAPKINS
Towels Quilts and linen Han dkerchiefs The arget
stock in the city OF the above goods at yj
broadway, tho block above the Aston House.
TRACY, IRWIN & GO.
II IBBONs. RIBBONS. RIBBONs.-A LARGE AND
~ splendid assortment Of Ribbons inst received from
nuetion also large and desirable stock Straw
Laces 20, &c for sale low for cash by
j. H. HOMER. G. John street.
NEW NANTILLAs, SILKS, GRENADINES GRAPE
dc Iaris, Donna Maria Barcgos MousseIipe dc Lame
fouards Canton Grape, and other Shaws In fu assor
ment also India Shaw below their value These goods in
pury fyle ard price to meet the approy, OF
purchasers. TIFFANY L. CUTTING s2i Ernasvav
EAks-T0 JoBBERS AND COUNTRY DEALERS
II just received. several Of Fans from Paris. A
very large assortment OF every Kind always hand Fans
~ kIPLING 81 Maiden lane.
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Two BAEERS.-TO RENT IN PART OR ENTIRE THE
three story brick dwelling and bakery 3SS Atlantic
street, Brooklyn, with fixtures and complete The
location is good one, and well calculated for permanent
respectable business Apply to SAMUEL FROST 80 South
MiLliam street. Now York.
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WANTED TO PURCHASER LARGE. WELL BUILT
w well lighted building for the Of
iai work IN New York brooklyn Williamsburg Jersey
City. Address box 365, Post Oics naming price, with
ze Of building aud lot and whether engine is
or conyenieGces for attaching one.
CHANDELIERS WANTED-TWo LARGE CUANDE-
office. - ~
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SToNY BROOK COTTAGE AND FARM FOR SALEM
- the town Of Rye, pleasantly situated the Boston
Turnpike, one and half miles from the railroad depot
Hamaronesk THERE'S good dwelling cottage, wish lawn
enclosed with elegant fences handsome spacious carriage
house. barn and stable also tenant house, Ali badn
are complete order and newly painted and will require
repairs for There about thirty
suitably divided into orchards and meadows There also
Of enc shade and fruit about the
an excellent garden &C. Stony Brock the northern
dary Of the farm and forms picturesque pond the
DWELLING read leads directly to the SOUND distant half
mile where good boating and fishing. Rye Beach in tho
vicinity which is scarcely surpassed for bathing purposes
Beautiful roads and fine drives in every direction There
are several fine building sites the farm commanding views
Of the Sound For doing business in New York.
for summer residence this place offers many attractions
Enquire Of HOMER MORGAN, No. ! Pine street.
Two PRINTERS.-FoR SALE, LARGE HYDRAULIC
Il Standing Press, and super royal Washington Hand
Press With sefnking apparatus complete. Apply to r. N.
Hoe & Co., Gold street.
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wigs and T0upces-Datcnel0r's new style
sfwigs the most perfect OF
invented. Those wanting superior article should
call .. BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No. Wall
street. found the best
IN he Col address,
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6NoR sALE--ONE HOIST WHEEL AND MACHINERY
in good order. Four Ten Pin Alleys good order will
te sold cheap, il early application is made
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PENSON AL.

INFORMATION WANTED OF MARY MoRhN-LIvED
last in Is Henry street. Dublin, previous TO heraonng
Now York Eve six months ago. Any niormation res
- - X WRIGHT
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &c. WANTED.

WANTED-BY A nIGHLY RESPECTABLE FA-
w miy. from the st Of May, part whole Of small
house ia respectable neighborhood consisting of
steering rooms, sitting room and kitchen and Of
baths Satisfactory reference given. Address j. NJ d. c.
Herald Office, stating location, &c.
WANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE-THE STOCK,
w lease good will and fixtures OF Porter House. silu-
ated the North East Rivers below Houston street in
New York, the water in Brooklyn Address r. s.
hoy !, $50 New York Post Office. -
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wigs and Toupces. Mt Mc,lhurst

5000 Wigs and Tources. MT Melhuyst
d Heards celebrated Wig Factory u Maiden lane, made
of tie best combining al the latest improves
ments; warranted to Mt and not to shrink change
color. Also braids of long hair front baid &c Rooms
exclusively for wigs and hair dying Copy the address,
Will not die In their holes, nor create a
stencil by using Costars Exermnator Of rats mice, cock
roaehes &c Not dangerous the human family.
CoSTAR'S Depot, "A Broadway Warranted eaectual in
all saes.
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steamer Pacific will be served up this day AZ
ociock Rpicurgns generally are invited TO at
Tend NJ JOHN KEEfgS Restaurant 4 and 500 Broadway
dt.., ,rr llos.
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THE CORNER STORE CORNER OF TW ENTY- FOURTH
street and Fourth avenue to let separate or together
with the dwelling also, store 30 Fourth
front cellar; also, small store Broadway Twenty
seventh street Apply to f. u. kINSIuMER,
31g Fourth avenue, from to TP. NJ.
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THO LFhSE-AEOUT FIVE ACRES OF LAND, NOW
occupied by market gardener situated the Brooklyn
and Fatbnsh turnpike, at its intersection with Atlantic
street. within two miles of the Fulton and South ferries on
the premises good double house. farmcrs house
adjoining, large barn. and VOL Of good water. Possess
zion given Immediately. Apply at No. 80 Walker street.
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O!L PAINTINGS AT AUcTIoN:-JoHN LEviSoN
~ will cell, Monday morning, March q, 1862 Mt III
O'Clock. in storc 200 Chatham square, splendid
OF about 20 fine Oil Paintings. by celebrated masters
and artists In rich guilt frames suitable for paroru
and public houses. JOHN BEVISON, Auctioneer.
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w ! saw the mice and rats
Fall trmbling into fits. There were no cats
Tho idle trap hung rustng on tho walls
Yet; yet tho deed was done. 'Twas Lyons Mill,
WHO did the decd ] saw tho ycrmn rush
To taste the powder, harmless duet to man
Nut death, SIRE death ~ roachca. lurs aud IDEAS
rag, who did the decd Ga than ANA ali
~ tSilrendvay. LYONS lie pan.
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SPRING MILLINERY,

SPHlNG MlLIIINERY.
MILLINERY.-MRS X. J.. SMYTHE, "a BOWERY,
NA will open with fashionable Millinery, on Tuesday,
March 80, 1862.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BEAUTIFUL FACE AND HAND.-THE ADVERTISER
= Is in possession Of original recipe the
tai tests and particular study whereby tho face and
hands 10 rendered FRESH soft and
and remodyng the dsfguremens and ncon
sing ron change Of temperature and various other
however unprcming the present condition Tho recipe
i free from ANY injurious quality and viii be sent to
lady or gentlemen, receipt Of dollar
the United States. Address Mrs L. YATES Rochester,
N.
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DREhuM HILLINERY-MRS. LAZARUS ISAACs
bs. Division street. near Christie street. will open her
Spring Millinery on Monday, the 18th instant whero she
respectfully invites the Ladies TO call and them
selves r. s--Country Dealers supplied flow prices
ITO TIE LADIES.-MADAhE LEyENE & co. WOULD
INFORM the ladies Of this city and vicinity that Nine.
nns Just arrived from Paris with large stock Of Frenh
March Mt their store, No. 1881 Spring street, between
Greene and w ooster streets.
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MESDAMES SIMMOND g. NOEL, MTLLINERs AND
l Dress Makers 5e5 Broadway, opposite Nibo's Hotel
the present opportunity to return
the ladies Of New York and those visiting the city for their
kind patronage since the line
aud beg TO that have selected from Partisan
houses the most recherche patterns consisting of Millinery
Flowers sraws &c. which will be ready for Inspection
Tuesday, the 3lst March.
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DROWN SAND STONE oUARRIEs-TO RENT, TWO
- extensive quaryes Of brown sand stone, within SIXTY
miles of this city The quality Of the stone SUPERIOR and
the navigation Is good Apply TO p w. ENGS u SONS,
No. Isl Front street, New York.
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Hair Dyc-RRtcheior's eeiebratedLiGuid
Hair Dye is the best yet discovered for cooring the hair
rhkcrs the moment it lie applied The wonderful case and
certainty with which this fayore and old established Hair
Dye performs astonishing. 1t IL for Gale, applied nj
BAFCHEIOES Wig Factory, No. v all stress. Copy the
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BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

BOARD WANTED GI TWO LADIES IN A RESPECT
- nile private family, Episcopal preferred. either in
Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Yonkers. Tarrytown, or any
lcahy town within hour'a ride Of New York; but
room wanted Terms must be moderate. Address J. b..
llrrnll of FOO
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DARIs LADIES DRESSES AND MILLINERy. N Tup

DAR1S LADIES DRESSES AND MILLINERY IN THE
L newest Fashion-The establishment of MISS FAUyET
under the patronage of the artocracy and tho hher
ces order to reply to the wishes Of their noble
mas e h9nor to inform them that they have
NO. kue Aenars locality far extensive and
TO the habits and customs Of the upper classes and where
they execute all orders with the celebrity not to
ton the ular care bestowed upon article the
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