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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND

II Wiz vi OSIChL w ONLD fAND
IL JOURNAL OF THE FINE ARTS, for April. ioth
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Removal.
r w. HOLBERTON, Importer OF
y . FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &c. has removed from No.
IS TO No 43 hadenane and invites the attention OF his
aud buyers generally extensive assortment OF
German French and English Toys and Fancy Goods now
opening for the spring trade. Also
TIN and IRON TOYS,
in great variety of our own manufacture All the styles
of INDIA RUBBER TOYS,
in small or large quantities. at manuiactures prices
The agency for the sale of
EDGES PREMIUM FIREWORKS
il held solely by j. w. HolbertOn.
FIRE CRACKERS and CHINA ROCKETS,
tof his own mportaon Torpedocs and other small Fire
works constantly ON hand.
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Important Publication.
NOR SCHOLARS, STUDENTS, EN-
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ICONOGRAPHlC ENCYCLOPEDIA
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~ Nosice m rho I.adics.-The fars hnn.'iiia
re,,ove6 fpyn No ISL 10 NO Sbi DRIVEWAY, ~
now ons for M. ,prinr season. aud contains the largest cn
A., md rbesp.f stock IL Maptillax ever seen ia
~1 fiEO. BULPIN. No. Dol (afe S'i) nrosdw4y'
-, NjchoIns Building Association.-Ihe
.hr. :, hi. Association being rapidly TAKEN up and
i III 10 offered frhe6emption at the inooy mee,h
- ~ Nov Is the time. therefore, to subscribe Cai AZ
ny. n,sst corner Of Chatham, under the chatham
VIC ~, down your names for more shares be-
@ ~ sntr.nce fee Is raised Present entrance Tee ~
Monthly dues, - " W. L. "O"
r. ID HART. Secretary
r=,- TLe Nassau Building and Mutual Loan
fiou.-Ohee No 80 Nassuft, upstairs-The
CT arc now open for subscribers and payment OF aues
S,, a NJ to r. NJ daily 600 shares OF $500 each
Eurapce fee g. Dues So per month ON each share Pam
e,s with Articles of Association and BYLAWS can De
IA of the Secretary gratis The public are invited to call
SAMUEL p TOWNSEND, Prest, No. ~ 81 MarkSpiace.
IogN w ORR First Vice Pres't- No Is Nassau-st-
Josypu SOFIA Second Vice Prest, No 404 Pearl-st.
T.pprs TOWNSEND, Surveyor, No. az Nassau-st
WILLIAM II. MEEKs, Atty and Counsellor, 81 Nassau
TRUSTEES:
Harp1an Blauvelt, No 42S Hudson-s6
John H. Keyser, No. IS Chfi-st.
Lorin Brooks No. 1873 Fulton-st.
William L. Dugan, Brooklyn.
Vincent Dill No. q Ann-st.
Francis Bradt, No. 81 Nassau-st.
Henry Frost No. III Pearl-st.
Lorenzo Cary, No. 400 Pearlst.
Alfred Meeks, No IA Vesey-st
Henry Nandewater, No. l73 Wasiington-H
Clement Flint No 81 Nassau-st
William A. Townsend, No 2z2 Broadway.
Charles Knox, No l28 Fulton-st
A. ii. ELY, Secretary, No 82 Nassau-st- up stnlrs.
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RI S. SCHOOL AGENCY. MUTUAL

TT s. SCHOOL AGENCY. MUTUAL
~ BENEFIT and SAVINGS INSrITUVE.-E II.
WILCOX, Founder and Proprietor, No 21 broadway Es-
tsbrhed l847 for receiving Deposits and nvesnenis me-
gotating for Teachers Pupils and all educational orders
EQUAL profits secured paons Correspondence through
out the Union Negotiations daily by the best Institutions,
Fames and Teacher One per cent m advance on the re-
quired compensation for year pocures the m amount
in engagements Money refunded ior reporting
vacancies for Teachers -
REFERENcEs-Rev r. II. Skinner ID. D.; Rev. :. ii.
Tying d. d.; Rev s d. Burchard, ID. d.; Rev: NJ. Hut.
ton D. d. Rev T.. 5. James, D. d.. Rev w. X Williams,
d. D. Prof H. T. Tappan, d. D.; Prof H. Webster Lib D.;
Prof j. j. owen, d. b.; Prof H. Drser Jr. Prof Hast
nss; Prof f. IT, Nah; Rev. q. d. Abbott; :. w Seton,
Esq James chamberlain Esqi Rev d {. Van Nomsni
Rev j. A. Cay Columbus Ohio; Hon Theodorc FREEING
huysen New Brunswick, n j. Prof A. Cntenden Brook
yH n Y; Rev. ". IA. Tyler, Ptsfeld, Mas, Prot A.
Watson Kindereook N. Y; Ezra Farchd, A. NJ Flush
ing L. l. T.. w. Andrews, ESQ., Cornwall, Conn hcy y.
j BOYD Monroe, Mich. Prof c. T.. West, Buffalo n y,
Rev B. s. Huntingdon Aston, Pa. Prot b. Sears, d. d.,
Boston, Mos James Gibson Esd Baltimore Md Rev.
C. d. Elliott, Nashville, Tenn; f.. g. Tyler A. NJ, Conan.
daigua N. Y. Rev 3 w. Spear, ID. ID, Nafcsez Miss
Rev N Meigs Pottertown, Pa; Rev l.. Van l,okkelen,
Catonsyie Md Henry Upson Esq, Camden, Ala Rev.
A. N Cunningham Franklin, Tenn. Rev. b. Miller Macon,
Tenn. $. L. Slack Esq, Washington, An Rey. A. A.
Watson Plymouth, N c.; {. = Maurice, Esq, sung Sing,
N Y; J. H Allen, Esq, Oxford, Nd Prof L. n Waters,
schoharie ". Y; F. n Perine, Esq, Cahawba, Ala w.
w. McCay Esq Bath, N. Y. IAN communications must DO
pospad.)
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CHEESEMAN'S MUSIC DEPOT, Nos.

" sos Broadway 4O4 Pear+treet-Mr. c. g. CHRIST
MAN has opened No COS Broadway an extensive and Ell
81 every description can be found the lowest prices Cat
sloeues of Music furnished ON application
Mr. Christman will aim to make his catalogue OF music
and his assortment of instrumental second in the
city. The public respectfully invited TO examine his
stock.
B-Military Bands supplied with musical instruments
of every description and all kinds of musical instruments rc-
paired at his Mandatory No 404 Pears where also
yery large stock of all kinds of musical instruments for
III. vloxua txvhol price
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q Hanover Fire In.urance Company

- VAFIIAIA xl5,UN.
- Once No Old-shp, one door from Pearl-st.
This COMPANY, having their capital all paid in
repHed to effect assurances buildings dwellings
ehands furniture vessels in port and their carros and 9th
a property against loss or damage by fire
DIRECTORS
feier balen VIM IL. Goodwin Chas p. Freeman
T. Sou'hworth John N Wyckof Edward III. Tracy,
Amos howes Dailel Chauncey Samuel r. Kelly,
Awmson Riggs Dantord knowlton, SD.CVanBokkelen
7. w. Bayaud d. w Ingersou Josiah EsIe
b H. Howell N r lanes C,o A FELLOW,
ChsS 4. Goodwin C. NJ Liyinrston Perry a. Gardiner
MnA pepew, Syk'r. NJ Beard, John A. Davenport,
anac Otis Ir- Francis H. Abbott Joel Seymour
xnes H. Cheever, Lewis RObeus Charles Pitt
a. sidney Baxter, Harold Dolner, Phillip W. EngS
= =. Good Jas u. Sparkman Charles j. Fox
BIZ Jeyis, j. Ii nake. lanes stuart
4. Darwin Litch6eld
j. n. WYCkOFF President
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~ Classical and Mathematical ScAooI. No,
- Stxth-st.-The ninth annual examinat,o of te stu
ssss OF this Institution VIII take place on the ast ga and
engh OF instruction invited 70 attepd her, VIII
ten OF twelve vacancies caused BY the graduating cla
nf the reception OF pupils None wanted hat those destined
Nv college the Military Academy rerms Sloo prr amman,
payable per quarter IN advance
81 SEDGWICK, A. n p1ne,.l
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AS CHAMBERMAID or Waiter, by re-
"A spectacle Scotch Girl private family. Inquire at
No 800 Pearl-st
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CHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS
y BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY, at
Wholesale at the lowest possible prices Country Merchants
Booksellers and Others invited to call and examine our
yerv large stock and prices before buying elsewhere KI
GINS KELLOGG, Blank Book Manufactures, Booksel
eu and Statoners, No IS John-st. corner Of Gold.
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~ Canton Grape Shawls.--A maxnihoen,
- 'sy cheap stock OF these goods embroidered and
~ ween,y imported from China 10 now en- ssle 1t the
GEO. BuLPrN, No ssi tats SSH Broadway
pss,,Ir'e p sale et = Bargain.-Several Shares in
-, na''dins and Mutual Lear As.ocafion slsp s-v-
= vls<A $500 - l.a-.s VI J. S.AAlls, Nv
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r. Lifetime Temperance Society will meet
THIS (Thursday) EVENING at Chatham Hall Good
speaking and singing The public respectfully invited
Seats reserved tor ladies' TfOS. SMITH, Secy.
~ A Meeting of the Plot Owners of the Meth
cdsi Episcopal Church Cemetery at Wllamsbureh will be
held in the Lecture room OF Lutheran Church. Aulberryst
near Grand, THIS Thursday EVENING at u O'Clock.
Cv- The Third Anniversary Of the Clinton
UniOm Literary society Of the Mercantile Liz
brHry Association viii be celebrated at tiope Chapel
On Friday Evening April l6. Grafton by WIN MORROW
KNOX; Poem by Rev, S. DRYDEN PHELPS of New
Haven Musc by full band The friends of the Society
respectfully invited to attend Tickets may be had
application the de.k OF the Mercantile Library Exercises
70 commence at o'clock. ETHAN ALLEN, Secy.
~ NOtice.-At meeting of the NETWORK BE
EEV0LENT SOCIETY OF OPERATIVE MASONS
held their Meeting Rooms Montgomery Hall, No. 76
fnnsest the stipulated raised 10 the OF -
PER day. and after Monday April q, 1852 BY order,
LAWRENCE DUNPHY, President
MICHAEL j. FRANCIS, r. s.
" Notice.-Pscketship SlDDONS from Liverpool
Consgnecs by the above vessel requested permit their
oa without delay and send their permits board at pier
No IA East River. or 10
SpofFoRD, TILESTON L CO, No. IS Southst
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= Printing. -OfFICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
- accommodate COUNTRY MERCHANTS aud Others
ssnnct leave their orders during the day, BAKER
Sw IN Co prornetou Of the Great Steam Printing
o.snnent Tribune Buildings Nassau and Spruce
M ~ Keep their Countnsrocm open EVERY EVEN
A"0' earins the spring season. till 10 O'clock
- BAKER, GOODWIN CO, PrintsnL
o.. &c, no Spruoe-st Counting room, secondstory.
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Seamstress, or
Nurse BY two Protestant Girls who be well room
mended from their last places Apply at No. 30 Clinton
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

AS CHAMBERMAID, and to assist in fine
~ washing and ironing by respectable young Woman
in private family She has the best Of city references
Apply at No. 28l Sixth-av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, by re-
~ spectable young Woman, in private family. Has
good city references Apply at No "A Hammenlyst, back
basement.
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YT7ANTED-By Gentleman and Wife,

wv without children Apartments consisting OF four
rooms with Croton water with small genteel American
family uptown preferred on or near some stass roote
Rent must be moderate Satisfactory reference ,lycn and
required. Address \. H. r., No. 3D 4thay, or NO W
Aaider-laue for three DAYS
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UAt n Special Meeting Of the Class q, Of
1919 occasoned by the death of WILLIAM J. bOGEkT,
the following preamble and resolutions adopted
Whereas IL has pleased Providence whose ways TO us are
unknown to lay his hands upon little band and again
tosach by sudden and affecting death from little circle
abeoved clasmae justice to the memory OF the departed
and feelings, prompts tins public and united ex-
preston OF his class, Therefore -
R<sored That in the death of William Bogert we e1
peepce as individuals the loss Of ardent attached and
talented end-as class OF OF is brightest ornaments
while looking distant future we feel that one OF Its no
blest orbs has set ,.
Rssored That while had anticipated for our iamented
slasrnaie blight and glorious professionally and AZ
man. we would silence repinngs with the reflection that
"hs DAYS numbered" and 1.-THE bounds set which he
could not piss - c.,r..s
ceaed and 20 each other heartfelt sympathy and woad
nnge IN common over the memory oil our depseo
friend. 80, . -, ~,
Reoed That these resolutions be published in The Neo
York Herald and Tribune, and The Chytdn ine!,gsner
and OJserer Done at the University OF the City Of New
Yok, April Is 1859; ,,,,,,,,,
CARLTON GATES, (Co,m;ttsn
J. Il. q. SOMERS
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Notice 10 Parsensers from Panama to
CaltleruiH.-The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Con-
feel called upon give public notice that no ticket,
ee recognized BY their agent at Panama which are no,
ne9 BY officer Of this Company and that tckets thus
e4 Can be obtained only their Agency No III wsst.
= odC l. BARTLETT Esq- Boston or Of Mesrs ARM
stkONG, HARRIS Il co, New-0reans-New-york , jan
y iSsS BY order, WM. H. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
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A S Cook and to wash and iron, by a
IA Protestant Woman Good reference. Apply at No
lS7 West l3th-st.
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4 S Cook, Chambermaid, &C., by two
IN respectable Protestant young Women: one good
cook washer and roner; the other chanbemaid and
with the washing and ironing No objections in
the country Can give the best of city reference Apply
No 2D Bowery, in the hosiery store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

~ Mount Vernon Building Association, No.
THURSDAY EVENING, April Is in Convention Hall,
Woosterst Blocker at O'Clock The meeting will
be addressed by several eminent speakers who will explain
objects working of the Association. All the Objec
tons Institutions which have been be urged
will be reuted to the satisfaction of who s open to
conviction then who aborlng under the
actions of rapacious landlords and hear how you
your The entrance fee only 50 cents and the monthly
dues per share Ultimate value OF each share 500 Sub
scrpons received at the meeting or by the Secretary at hs
residence No 100 Barrowst. ABM. J. POST, President
CORNELIUS A. COOPER, Secretary.
rY- The Workingman's Building Associgdon,
Office No 46l Broadway the Pacific Bank wal hold
its regular monthly meeting at the Broadway House corner
of Grandst, MONDAY EVENING, April l9, at "a
O'clock Those who wish TO subscribe particularly re-
quested do before that evening is expected the
subscription book will close at that time. Members
quested pay their dues during this week on Monday
before O'Clock PM number of shares will be redeemed
on that evening ROBT. MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. w. ANDERSON, Secretary.
~. United Brothers Land SOciety.-The testi-
monas awarded by the Society," to the Trustees will DO
presented on MONDAY EVENING NEXT the 10Th inst,
" o'clock at Washington Hail. Hesterst of Bow
cry. T. s. GREENIN, Sec'y.
cy- NOtice.-BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE
INSURANCE CGMPANY.-The subscribers TO the stock Of
this Company will bear mind that the fourth and last IN
sediment of IS per share required to be paid on THURS
DAY the 18th inst at the Mercantile Bank, corner Of John
st and Broadway.
Shareholders who have not signed the Charter, should do
10 hmm. diately or previous the 18th without fail
S. JEssuRUN. SEC. JOHN BRUCE, Presldent
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w Wiz, fur convenient , hsem 1s.oecssss nshis.
. family my: b IN .na a's rent not 70 sle.sd sss
hood upper Pst o" ID r-rf monthly in adv~er u rr's"
L.t . ~ 49, ~ =. Ll.s ua4s, ~ s--s~ s-JS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

re- Industrial Home Association, No. IA
Meeting of the Association will be held in Grandst Hall No
III Grad-s between Broadway and Crosbyst on
EVENING April l6 at o'clock Those members who have
not procured their Deeds reminded that probably
this viii be the last opportunity to pay up In long tne as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

A S good plain Cook, Washer and Iron
IA er or to do general Homework, by steady youn;
Woman Can give the best of city reference Call for two
DAYS at No 2lS Eizabeth-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

A 5 Cook, or to assist in washing and
ironing by sfespectabe English Woman Has OBJ
Jecfon TO 20 short dtance in the country Good city RET
erences given Can be No IS Whehalst, for two
days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

A S plain, excellent Cook, Washer and
~ Ironer by respectable young Woman. Best Of city
reference. Apply 1914 Greenest between Amity sad
Bleecker<ts. Can be seen for two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

"A BY respectable Protestant English Woman. Good
reference can be given Can be for days No l6
1'th-st- between 9Th and 7th-avs
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h1ant employment.

AS plain Cook, Washer and Ironer, OF
N to do general homework in private family, by
spectabe Protestant Girl The best of city reference 10
produced Apply No l6 6thst Can be seen for days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

A 5 CHILDRES's MAID, by a respectable
N young Woman; she 10 also competent Seamstrcss
Can refer TO some OF the most respectable families this
city. Address n. H., Nc. les Sa-av.