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tca Of The witness twice and sasy esuA not nv srs
Mr. CuyerI propose to examine the witness a to the
treatment this received from the who claims TO
be his owner.
treatment Horace had received. II would be we'll that
the community should understand it, and understand the
motives the quo cno that actuae the whole Of you phi
lanthropsts those movements He treated better
there than he could be in New York
The Commissioners decided that the cross examination
was twice closed, and they could not open 1t again.
discussion arose to the right Of the defendants
counsel the power OF attorney Mr. Busted did
not object to their seeing II they examine him (Mr 30
on it, but they had right to rcal the witness again
nor to cross Famine him on that point which not
elected by the REORGANIZATION ofthe witness by the claim
After some argument by Mr. Jay and Mr. Busteed the
Comissio fad he wished to give every possible at
tude the accused and he would permit the cross
MINT ion on that point to the power Of attorney
The witness recalled and saidsiy father sent on
paper by me- purportng to be power Of attorney, to
Mr. Busteed. which delivered to him.
Mr. Culver Ito Mr. usteed)-Will you produce 1t Mr.
Buseed-Eo Mr. Cuiyer-Then we object to the pro-
ceedirgs unless the paper Is produced
they entitled it IF the Of the power
attorney primarily faed the Commissioner who is-
his warrant for the arrest Of the fugitive subj
cient.
The Commissioner decided that the defendants counsel
entitled to all the papers in the that were
before him
Witness continued-T know the signature Of Wm.
Rees to this power Of attorney; him write his
Q-Ias Mr. Busteed to your knowledge. acted under
this power!
Mr.. Busted said-This witness cannot answer that
question. Admittcdl
Ale has prepared to say what steps he has
taken it handed to Mr.. BIsteed by yesterday
c--Where Horace Preston at the time? Mr..
Bustecd objected Witness said he did not know where
Preston at that time don't know il Preston was ar
rested before this morning; don't know who arrested
him. would suppose that Martin was connected with
his arrest have heard facts in reference to Martin
connection with the until arrived hero; do not
| know that my father has employed Martin.
The Examination continued at very great
length the defendants said they had
witnesses to examine 10 that the accused was free
man the hour Of adjournment had arrived, they
begged that the might stand till morning The
case accordingly adjourned,
good deal of angry feeling was manifested by the
counsel each side Previous to leaving the courtroom
Mr. Busted said he would test Mr. jays philanthropy
offered to put down $25 towards fund for the pur
chase Of the slave if Mr. Jay would subscribe $50 Thu
accused delivered to the custody of the
e1u
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SECOND BOARD.
Died,
On Wednesday morning. March 81 at quarter past

On Wednesday morning. March 81 at quarter past 10
o'clock, WILSON infant OF James +. and Eveline L.
Robinson aged months and days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend his funeral from the residence of his grandfather
Elias Thomas 6s West Fourteenth street this afternoon,
ut halfpast o'clock.
on Wednesday March 81 after short bat severe i'll
ElMA eldest eldest child of Peter H. and
Margaret ii. Young. aged years months and days
The funeral will take place from the residence Of her
grandmother. 1l3 Greene street this afternoon at
o'clock Her remains will be taken to Greenwood &C.
nictery.
On Thursday, April / MARTHA KrnR1eAs wife o. james
kerrigan, and Oldest daughter OF Henry HcCann, aged
IS years
The friend. and Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock from her late residence Isl Hudson avenue,
Brooklyn.
On Thursday. April l. BslpoEr NORRIS wife of Thomas
Norris.
law. Laurence and John Norris respectfully invited
attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
from her late residence 179 Fourth street third door from
Sixth Her remains will be taken to Eleventh
street for interInent
In this city, Thursday. April MARY GrpSrr roict
Of Jrmcs Gcdnsy. aged SO years month and II days
Her funeral service will take place this afternoon a.
hafpast o'clock at her late residence No 100 sullivan
street. Her remains will be taken to Mamaroneck West
chester county. for intcimeHt
On Wednesday. March 81. MARY CoSron, rcict of tho
late Charles ". Connor. aged 81.
The relatives and friends Of the family and tho.e Of her
daughter Mrs. Eliza Adrance respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No So Sc
ycnth street second door from Second avenue sunday
next, 1T O'Clock Her remains will be taken to st -to-
phens Church Of Brooue ard Chrystie streets
Ga Thurday April at his fathers residence. Pasc,ck,
N j.. WILLIAM j. BocERT. aged "a years
The funeral service will be held IN the South Church.
al sehraenburg n j., tomorrow at Il o'clock which
place and time the friends Of deceased invited 10
attend.
On March IA in Warren township. n. j.. RoprRr MAR
aged a years late stone setter in New York AMI
native Of Scotland
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSON AL.


IMPORTATION WASTEp-oF WILLIAM RUREN
Dyer from sachendorf, Westphais, who in tho
Florida in Capt Guenandos company Of Pennsyyan
Volunteers aud discharged at Fort Brook Florida in
tie month Of April l ANY communication addressed
the subscriber 20 New street will be thankfully received
j. W. SCHMIDT, Consul General Of Prussia.
A DoPTIoN--A RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN, WITH
ont children, wishes t. legally adopt his son. Or
daughter eld from ,ix to fourteen years. FOR o.
20 be sc,tsd by the psrtiea female cd prefer
red Address poe-paid C. X. h. tAdcpton) Herald once
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Richest Paper Hangings In the city

SOLOMON HART, 2i3 Broadway, have in store a
fu assortment OF Trench and borders all OF
Patterns and of tic rchest and most which
t.y offer for sale ut prices lower than lie purchased
ether establishment in the city Their importation
Curtain Materials Furniture Coverings consists also
article in their line and which they oner Wholesale
and retail At prices defying com pctition.
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POLITICAL.

TWENTIETH WARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC Flee
tors Of the Twentieth ward hereby requested e. at
tend the first regular meeting Of the Ward
Lsd nj ire Hudson Exchange OF Ten
dhirteth street on Friday eysnng April At half past
O'Clock Every democrat earnestly desired as
business Of importance will be brought before meeting
JOHN NcCLAyE, Secretary.
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DosT OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE. CORNER OF
mail Pso6c-Lett.r bags Tor liverpool London.
Ireland Franc all parts Of Germany and other fOrs
ArT clock 'A'' once AaR s5sas swa fEfrs
EXTENDING or CANAL AND WIDENING OF
the es ahgl Il csa % erstd il opposing
Paea % su n Se s Canal
sight alteration In the sssessments.
MONS. PETIN ANNOUNCES 4 LECTURE UPoY ms
1 system Of Eran Navigation tn. Gth OF April a.
French ana Ees nn"nas. 81 al i ysm win &
tons to sas pniic rotin ha also the attention
the weather will permit at Unon Course Long island
DELTA PM FRATERNITY GAMMA CHAPTER
- New York viii hold their annual celebration on tLs
cured committee Eeora Tho nssa '1a BE
rcanoi ~ Isamsers street Thomas secarty, Depau
Laisht, Clinton pscs columSia College Aprii2
r'o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Will DE RECEIVED
's ne deaas Ssss. r ~ @
~ inches vide BY 10 feet long after rabbeed together bowel
shs s..sS s, z SET, T.Hsssny frs.ss wndoT
li Sy feet after ssse az fi1 a,. 3 .s
pa hs s 's' s mel II i, Sts . ,
SE inches be- s Zee, Ts a.h ~pa9 sr
lsh al glazed g visdows g 10 q mshosasy
pine panr a' sd s@a" T. sss
SoSs spa @ have ~ s
IA inches thick feet " sght all glazed made IL
the door l2four panel door 1 inches thick MOULDED on
both sides 5000 running feet base board sehcs
VIDE ana inch thick all worked, rabeted the face.
ano htted for ar or inch base mouIins. 5000 running
ieet 81 moulding for above. q III inch hard pine acor
boards tongurd and roovod and plancd side best
quality ~ inch hard fns boards, planed on one sids
ana ~ inches vide, for etcps, beat quality eear u
inch thick, hard pine hooric, paaed side, aud
inches wide for rsers best quality clear zoo foot
OF straight moulded rail suaba Tor store. "
mahogany newell poft base inches square ~ Ia inch
morded hsnniB.ers turned Ia match neveil l1at u Of
short % best quality Of Pine laths Y. $ The above
work 20 be Duplicated keorenso >. BRANNAN. Irving
House. No. Ill
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OF DR. ats Nervous Anttote in his address the nifty
Zine lie most emphatcaly and powerfully
ccmncnds IL to their notice, saying -"There two
methods Of curing diseases; the to folio ha ober
raons of tie effects Of remedes and to select those that
produced the largest portion of benefit, which DIR.
Watt discovery Of magnetzug the fluids Of the
universally allowed to be irtable in curing diseases. No.
~ slrrAt
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Of Wigs the most perfect imitation ofnatue
invented Those wanting very superior article should
call AT BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No Wall
treot where be found the largest and best
n tic city. Copy the address.
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about proceed to California to travel reside
eaeet their lives at extra premium five
for the former cent FOR the latter tho
.tions Loan Fund Life Insurance Company Of London
NO. Grand street. Jersey City guarantees fund vested
American trustees. All claims payable In New York
Medical ecers in attendance daily For rates OF premium
anu general info rmation, apply as above.
J. LEANDER STARR, General AGENT
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BOSTON Plnuofortes-Thc largest assort-

Pianos in this city, is to be found
OF r. GILBERT Il Co. No. 1888 Broadway, opposite
Broadway Bank and theatre and will be sold great
gains Ihcso Pianos have the metallic frame aud
Tantee to stand climate Dealers supplied liberal
terms. Secondhand Planes for sale cheap Pianos 70 let,
tuned, aud repaired. HORACE WATERS.
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W Dye q tic best yet d'coyered Tor coorng the hair
kvre, tAe ent IL is applied. The wonderful and
c,raty vita which Til. fav0re ard old established Hair
30 pcr3c.s y sstonLing. IL i, for sale, applied
BAT HELoRS Wig Factory No. all street. Copy the
sd
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rcr-S; G. Clark, so broadway. is prepared TO fur
nsh Plates for Windows 1T cnchaf the prices formerly
CHARGED engraved In the most handsome Ca hand
great variety Of beautiful Silver Door Plates very low
pi. Wedding and Visiting Cards neatly engraved aud
printed at 5SS Broadway.
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Nicholas Hotel No. 5ls broadway, be opened Monday.
Chs etoras an from
~
article Of juvenile dress OF the most elegant pattern and
ecmnsnd vas. rasronase instead being sraI.ssd bys
and At length satisfied that tie van.S u The ae
s ns ' the ST.
IN
ration and will it with display Of juveaie costume
nda M rnnd ss &
head Loot after the then refining fs.hoa Of Paris
London Tor '.,a in inc assregae than would be "a,
iores ard Of inferior style ~. ard material
a' for
place sacks jackets paietots and psntsoons q another
This difficulty viii be ohyiated Genns will 5c
m rr q o %Sfa Of m
the rules Of the establishment and the full aud tire
grand deGera.n with the proprietor The rst artists in
the T. sPEpG sos
to met IT, With regularity ana certainty that viii
the opening Of Genns Bazaar entered
Tiin on M s' in the
trasmi..on q the most approved style, and fashionable
s On p lg 81
T. iss 'n SnD pa in Paris rT 5 e.. + VII
mont win afford perfect reflex at sinsle glance
81 an ns the ma tsS had o. rsn
maFaznes and 81 'he various West End enporiums q the
such co,npicte ultum in parvo juvenile and lsdie.
a New W. Ws the "a prosi
@ eo19 se 4e hsAd g uGPy for
especially devoted ladies and children. There will be
sT asson ban s' u bs
most elegant designs riding hats Of the models already in
riding whips gloves gauntcts and immense variety Of
T
he southern oT,on Of the ely 70 the busts T.
selling The great staples o. trade and what called ar
5 ips h5mas
Te in The qug,s r'ss and f sr buy
ard the world e busaeg Geuin has taken his stand and
IRON 10th ends Of the route ard III the space Ietwoen
There .is is mot mere e0nysnient location for al
The inste nficu-" the golden mean" between the
ess to t the - all AND AND each Ie Of them
and especially to LADIES ana reads of families Geun tenders
pirate estabs lie has Gtted and stocked for their
rnque tho s a.
he Las htaero aeco IN his business relations Genn ha,
Ing he Fe;ards that safses; gss.y ssursa and
nuic to call UPON bin on lis cpcans day. and judge
for the.eye how far he faais tie promise Of Ills
tie Various x enn. ns sas eTts IN
aad s" 'syS, straw raw % 'f ssSg
bats and Gaps chdrea wearing apparel % every mate
Paris ara Lo4ton 9ai q home c&iIdrsns
Nicholas Hotel si$ Iroadwsy ''''''' '''''
Friends cf Good Hats meeting every
Gay a. ?, gsp ,f' r & saS Y 'sPgsE b;
any s. s td Z na H. na . L rapay
large demand, FREEMAN, 20 Fulton street Cold.
wnrnocks. No. 275 Broadway, Irving
House oncr their beautiful srrng Hats With acreasei
assure that ~ former pattern haa more satsias
prevail.
Spring style OF Hats ard Caps, rs Large n
variety AZ can @ found in tia city ursurpassd by for
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD SUpERfN.
IN tendents Once, New York, March 30 I.i, --rhig
Company are daily receiving rcihts ror Dunkrh sad d,
tho ports the Northern and Woftcrr axes Tho a.
Increase Of facilities last year warrrnnls rrr.
that this is tie most expeditions pc46ir fs.
obnndsc West. CHARLES MIN0T, Suir.tI tpuaeuf.
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the last day Of tho bargains Of Watches Diamonds rich
JeHey, China Vases Silver and Silver lated Papier
haehe goods, bronze Csndeabras Fans Opera Glasses
o. rich fancy goods offered BY A. JAEL 4 Co. 5i3
Broadway who about sncctng some extensive alters
tons their They will offer the whole of their well
assorted stock immense reduction, till y. a., this
day wien their store will be closed till the alterations
conn ted
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other capable OF in sowing cloth leather
material or in ae anything That requires neat hand
some stitching What this machine PROCESSES to do il will Do
ptrinIy. The most iAereduous fully convinced By
trnton all doubts fully removed Machines cxh
Lition. Come one come all-judge and be satisfied.
change N AIDE for admission.
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TAR, BARON SPOLAStO FROM LONDON. MOST
~ in the varied branches ~ hia pt of
widespread European fame crowded daily ~ sufferers
from the different States II The unon ooyrry many that
afiiot the human frame. John Wakeleiu Mott street
after twelve years afct0n and Ito failure IN pe.
Hous medical attendants. Oftee hours from Al 4,
r. d., and In the evenings from ~ 10 o'clock al 80
Re- duuy
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81 tho United Statcs and % foreign residing ia
ne United Stnr can Lay" ttcr seala ~ ocr y
TIC itt srtts, - LyERDIiLs, w Brohlway, corner
UuGnc strsot
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call the attention OF requiring wigs to i'm
rrovemcn The awarded silver medal for the
fret premium at the last fair. They be at f. PA
Ions Wig and Hair Dye Factory l9 Broadway corner Of
Dcys
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phalon's Chemical Iznir InyIyOrafor. to

badness and to restore hair that fallen
bee thin and to eouTf dandruf invest it with
fuch brilliant floss and permanent curl For sale
Broadway and all the drug in every city and
Aptrx
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PhaIon,s Magic Hair Dyc. to color

hair whfkers the moent Il Is apped Without injury
TO the hair skin It can be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad odor 1t applied
sold at rHALoNSWig and Toupee Mandatory ia7 Broad
way. For sse in the city and country by druggists.
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Wonderful neyelopements In the London

Iancct.-Dr Watts Nervous Antioto. Read Dr. Thorn p
Lecture Consumption. DR.. Alis Of New Koch e
sounded and examined hr. Henry " Fowler, tho 18th Of
Dcc mkcr and pronounced him incurgble. lie took the
Ansote and IN cns had entirely recovered health,
strength and sixteen half pounds Of flesh Dr. Qusin
obarycs This presents example Of the great exteat
to which the raragcs Of consumption extend aud yet
be don Lancet, March, 49, 10. StriHser
& Townsend Broadway, corner o. Ann street
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ladies and geutIemen wish instruc ton
from Mr. GOLDSMITH Of 29 Broadway, at the hair charge
Of 81 20 for ull course OF lessons class The cheap
tcSn Will end with the present week.
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sxo-tv reeervatnn the best equally
ssehtssed ColRAcDs Medicated soap. FIR curing PIN
Plies. resk;ts .llowAcss. chaps chsfes rouPhness 10
Sendro Subtitle hair from u the body
LIQUID Rouge. lily Wtits. and Hair Gloss. .. ~ walker
kkrae az Hraa UH
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Crept CARPET Dcuot and Regulator OF

trade prcesisr prices OF English tapestry Brussels ian
ply aud elegant Carpets
Oil Cloths, eight yards WIDE Rugs, &c visit the eight
spacious GALES rtons 20 Bowery (HIRAM ASDE2SON'S 81
and become familiar with the great aud unparalleled reduc
4 In ryiecs
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nishop o,Connor's spIcndid Lecture nm ,,,c

Ese We would say cal o. JulNs0N, 90 Hadson street.
get % HE sprng style. His prices are only So so
and So, for magnificent Usts.
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visiting the city for spring purchases respectfully invited
call and stock of Spring and Summer Clio tn
ing 1t embraces everything that aai fashions
With all shat taste ard
which clothing celebrated Throughout the United
Ststes. Prices uniform and low.
D.GJ. DEN LIN 80 and IS john street, Nassau.
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ment, and therefore the general opinion that tho
II AIDE at Greens No Asor House unequaled By any
in the United Stases il compliment Let
TIE gentleman who thinks it is, give order GREEN
and lie Will change lis views.
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the stl Yes OF Hate intro 1ucsd this
With those introduced by the Peoples Hattcrs Hat
Inithers upien standsrd prices. "a and 49, No Ii rark
row, opposite tho Aston House.
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A clear and bes ut,ral day, when the sky l.

spotes and the distant landscape is sharply boldl
defined naturally reminds OF those magnificent
reotypes taken by ROOT At No; 1853 Broadway. Nothing
can pure and perfect than light and
clear and sharp than their deineaton
Of the sitter The best way proving this
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Fateut Tapetry threepy Narpets, preci3oy
the exhibited at the Worlds Fair; elegant Mo-
safe and scroll figure, OF magnificent styles g9
Bowsry, HIRAM ANDERSoN'S the ORIGINAL depo, Tor
these beautiful Carpets. NIB. Beware of imitators.
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Pirtant discovery, by WM Ii. BUTLER (Plumho
Gsery) No 25l Broadway combine the detail OF the ds
gn,rrcoype With the finish Of the finest natnre
Only one sittslg is required.
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yard beautGl all wool Ingram Carpets. Eng
Ingram Carpets, at b. and 5s. 3D. at ~ pwery
HIRAM ANDERSON Common Ingram Carpets. -. aud
Sal Stair Carpets, II. Cd ~ "a. and A. Also, Ensh Ia
pcsry Hruseis and ether Carpets, sonishingi cheap.
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s1.,rsyaar,s sSCuiS Aets Dive In

This magnificent and toilet article the only
original and genuine Honey Soap is to be had Of all
drr gst. ind perrmers IN the United states W. DAVIS
1876 Broadway, sole wholesale agent
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any nndng rish placer M California, anu ON. Of
the arst rules Of true get good ana
At Aslow apriee possible Therefore, trae
THOMPSON Sl6 Broadway, t. get tAe Daasrrsstypes
tken because there they get hrrate Likeness Tor
half the they can At other respectable establish
ment good guerreotype iiksness enclosed in uand
Artist. 5l5 Broadway.
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Spring Clothing Tor city Trode.-We ar,

new displaying our new and fashonsbe styles Of sprin
Clothing in retail department, and viii be happy
show friends through them. Every garment is got
with taste and elegance sEd will be cold at uniformly 10y
prices.
D. j. DEYLIN IS and IS John street, cor of Nassau.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IJLIEkSoNS HISTORY OF RHODE ISLAND-SUB-
tcrihcrs 70 tho above requested call the
tore Of m. H. DOUGLASS Druggist OF Fulton avenue
nor OF Pearl street, brooklyn.
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Gentlcnen's Furnishing Store, z

vich street OF Chambers street New York where
will nnd OF Shirts worthy
every variety of Collars Crayats. Stocks carfs
Suspenoers half Hose Gloves &c Shirts made to order
the shortest notice, and warranted to hit.
THOMAS MI.AUGIlIIN
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variety ne can e found in ts city unsurpassed by any for
heauty Durability oheHpncss, at the price
Y. W. KELLOGG, l2s Canal street.
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Wnrnocks. M, ans broadway, IryI,
SprlnG s,yie Of Kata and CaI

House oner thor beautiful srcng Uas with increased
Ldehce that former pattern has sstsas
ory borne the test 81 observation met ready ap
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Gents Pocket Handlserchiefs, &C.. &c.

Linen Cambria Handkerchief beginning at Is cents
eoiored border do 37a cents; silk do 81 cents Cravah
all kinds prices French Linen Cambria Shirt Front
new styles, and very desirable. D. EDWARDS s. CO., q.
broadway, between Houston aud Bieeclcr streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DoST OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER OF
East Broadway,-bas for Europe, per United States
mail steamer Paoifc-Letter bags tor Liverpool London
Ireland franee all parts of Germany and ors m
countries will eosc at this ofhce on SATURDAY. morsing
pri g. At 10 o'clock AARON SWARTs
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A CDUBoNs GREAT WORK on rue QuADRuPEDs
on America Suhscrii lion price, 500. perfect copy
VII e sold for sos. Amply at Dey atreet npatairs
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OLD BOOKS AND ENCRAyINGS SELLING OFF
~ very cLeap-k coo volumes ~ Books on all subjects,
~ price, they raust disposed Of also a,
collection OF Prints old mud new me Lime Ltho-
era h, LandsoepcH scrap Fertrst Interiors, &c.
10 TAO. LOnN Y. NlAhlE. 10. AasLan hLrent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-02

day 80 Fulton street Freeman is supplying his numcr-
With ll2t FOR 81 and S3 ~ which will urpass
any 81 Hat rQld N Broadway frcemans trade IL rapidly
increasing whorae and retail and his Hats merit the
large demand InIEMAN, 20 Fulton street nonr Gold.