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TAILOR IMM

TAILOR Mo IN4IN
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC THAT
STYLES or
CLOTHING FOR THE SPRING OF 1862,
equal if they do not surpass the branch of
trade friends will endorse this true stateme n
while strangers and scepcs earnestly solioi ed to
A CRITICAL EXAMINATION
before pronouncng Judgment He is confident from the
STYLE, QUALITY, AND PRICE,
that one trial will convif the most incredulous
GENTLEMEN's DEPARTMENT -.
BOYS AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT-
go Blocker St., n. Y.
soNG.-THEY ARE WORN BY THE BRAVE.
AIR-Star Span9led Banner
Oh, say, don't you see by the dawn's early light,
what so proudly we wore aft twilight last cleaning
These Coats and bright Vests opera night
Through the boxes watched BY the fair with eyes
Bv the rasights bright glare lorgnettes the fair
Gave proof through each night that Coats were Sill
Oh. say. does McKimm's Suits in triumph still wave
Are they bought by the free-are they worn by the
bravel
On the hooks dly seeu 20 pass through the crowd
Where free Nations Clotoing 10 silence reposesj A.
What is thai which the breeze-oer the poor ana the
Asit itfuily blows-half eonceas, half disoOsesi
Now it catches the eye Of the pleased passer by,
In full glory reflected eaoh man does the u try
/ 'Tis the Coais round McKimm's store-oD, long may
They are bought by the freshey by the brave
| Oh thus be 1t ever, when freemen do send,
From McKimms to their homes, that which hides de-
Blessed with goodhtting Clothes appearance does
We should try to maintain him-prseerved to this ma
| tion.
And this Is his ito" Dolon, dolon nth your dasr
And the Coats round McKimms store-lOng' long may
They are bought by the freethey By the
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LoaILLARD FIRE INsURANCHco.
hFFICE NO. 81 CHAMBERS ST, AD-
Looming STEWARDS STORE. CA T L
500 Ou0 This Company having their Capitsl al paia
in are prepared to receive spplcA1Yhs a ia
ance on Warehouses, Dwellings meieDApolze
Furniture, Vessels in port Sc &C., against AoS VI ~
mage by Fire. ruomops
Corn " Anderson ., David Morrison, John B. DurbroW'
NathI p Bailey, Adam P. Pents, John A; HARRIET
Jas. NJ. Benedict, John j. erren, M heli9y,
samuel Bell Nahum Sullivan, Morgan Morgans'
SS1a q me WIN Adams And'wG. Norwood,
Simeon Draper Thomas M. Besre, Ameoee =. sesis,
Theod C. Jung, Wylis Blackstone, ashlngSon onlln
Zophar Mills, kEra +. Davis, John Aoa' InonaS'
Thomas Thomas =
CORNELIUS " ANDERSON, President.
WARRINGTON SMITH, Vice President.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN CoGER. Survey or.
p9- Applioatons for Insuranse wl also be received
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MEssRs LIaHTE & NEWTON,

TN CONSEQUENCE OF TINE INCREASED
i demand AID unrivallsd pOpularity Of their se;sa
PIANO F0RfES, have extended their ousi- fT7f'T1fT
ness and opened a wanroom In Broadway,.H ~ X
No. 60s whep shall constantly keep choice Ss1se
ton of our Piano Fortes from 6H 10 IA octave IN Rose
wood cases, With all the latest improved patterns W
shall also continue to keep full assortment OF 10
ments at our mandatory and NO ~ Canal
street All Piano Fortes of our manufacture are war
ranted in every respect Professors, amatenr' an ana
those who anticipate purchasing respectfully lnVt-
ed to call and examine All orders from the oity OF
country punctually executed. - a
Mr ieuchte of the above firm, In consequences OF
the dcuty experienced by his friends who are not "a
milar with the German language,J In prononneing ms
name will spell IL 10 future bghta MI 9m~
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..- RemOvaI.-THR M0RAND DAGUERREAN

N7- ABImOVIIa1- " IIHI II71EI7 y -
cAITTRY-established in 1870, and for the last hve
ears located nt No. l32 Chathpm streenas Deen re-
yoea fo the beautiful "New free Stone Building, NO
az Chatham st. next door 90 the Chatham Bank and
directIv opposite Chambers street.
be 1rbo are respeetfuily informed that this estab
hment has been constructed expressly for the Daguer
ran Art and second other Gallery in the Unl5eo
sfaes for the artistic arrangement of the light, also
nossessng other facilities both in the chemical and me
chanioal departments, unequalled. =, T.,
rSi1Aran vl ,s4NN''''N '--' AUG'S MORAND,
"a AM Principal Operator.
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NNILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, AND
lVl STRAW BONNET MANUFACTORY, Dot IN
Broadway near Niblo's Garden, N. Y.-Mrs W m e@.N
SIMMONS respectfully announces to ber hume ~
rous patrons and the public that she is now pre-
nsred 10 exhibit at her Show Rooms, splendid and
nnioue ort, emit Millinery and Straw GOODS or her
own manufacture In which combined all one modern
styles and fashlons together with
magni6cent selections of Paris Millinery WHICH, for di
verssy psten colors and unity OF hnish
intere sting invoice Of Lace Straws Straw Blonds ane
an endless variety Merchants and Millners supplied
with pattern prints , +, A., u,A
N B. No connection with any other store In the Guy
doing business in the same line. ~
,28 ami MRS WIN. SIMMONS, 5s4 Broadway. n. Y.
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pTTTNAM HOURF

MO. 367 FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
IN 2Sth and 27th streets, opposite Harlem "a,
Railroad Market.-LAWRENcE R. KERR, l@eSA
Proprietor Of this popular j. q D G n teSV$<eFA
HOUSE AND DINING SALOON, -~A-S
is prepared to accommodate citzens travellers 9es-
ness men with pleasant lodgings and meals at all hours
in style equal to any othr estabahment IN The CITY,
would call particular attention TO the following ez-
tensive and economical
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MRS PEARCB.

A STROLOGIST, HAS REMOVED FROM
"A Washington Square, where she as re lded for the
last twelve years, up to SIXTY-SECOND STREET, be
tween the Sd and 4th Avenues, opposite Mr.. Brown
scale Mandatory. The 6lst Street and Yorkvle ant
Harlem Stages pass the door every few minutes
E,-
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AS MANUFACTURED BY THE NEW
N Jersey Exploring and Mining Co.. for sale BY the
SSWHITE zinc PAINTs.-The No. quality, ground
In ether Oil Spirits Turpentne. in Varnish, (which
gives the beautiful porcelain finish, much ADMIRED
"a hiter than the purest White Lead, is free from AL
foreign impurities and destitute Of the unpleasant smell
and poisonous properties Of Lead Paints. -, A.,
The Mes and qualities are in all respects like the
No l. except not quite whitei They come at lower
nrices and Are we'll adapted to outside work
The Dry White Oxide of Zinc, mixed with water and
walls and ceilings. -, NJ. .s....;.
suitable dryer is prepared for the Paint ana ~ Is IN
should not be quite so much thinned down with oil
DARK BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
Theae arc Furnished at low price, and are undoubtedly
the cheapest and best Paints in the market Ihey are
nvauabe for tin roofs and iron surfaces OF all kinds
being a perfect protection against oxidation upon
wooden surfaces they are also valuable protection
The attention of dealers requested BY the Company
| General Agents, hANntNS q Sxv ASr,v
/ 30 Qw 40 Dey street, N I.
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na- Parls'an Sping Mantsllas.-- ne
Partisan Mantilla En- norium removed from So to the
new aud elegant store 36 Broadway now open lor
SPRING season with the largest richest and most elegant
variety of Mantillas 90 in America A SHAW
DEPARTMENT Is now ADDED, containing an immense
assortment of Canton Grape Cashmere, India and othe
ahawls which will sold at the moderate prl
es which have gained for this etabs hmen large
sSara ~ nuhlic Satronare GEO BULPIN,
M28 3mk 5ol (late Sol) Broadway.
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PRESENTS
FELG5EN Id
m nnnrrnrn npInrcl THE Rl


At REDUCED PRICES THE REAL,
n Genuine, Original JACOBS, 100 Chatham street.
ONLY ACCORDION AND MELODEON DkPOT.-Ihis
MUSICAL Instruments the Fairs of the American lnst-
tute. -, - -. arsors has,,cs
the same name to reap the benefits Of the said Premium
the Jacobs takes this opportunity TO es sne @''en
The Premium Instruments are SOLD only az lVO Ohhe-
ham street All other claims TO sne M s 10 eonyres
and protect the public against lmposltons OF snlser
on has for the purpose Of misleading the pub
c caused to be placed in their show window SILVER
of their family for making ohildren's clothing, as pre-
MUM for making musical Instruments Persons are
ing our store not to mind the nsme S9t es certain
regards the number which is lOo M ooordsor
we invite particular attention TO our Meoaeons Nhoh
embraces all the most recent ana ValnsOie
Dy rbaS Any DoTbie Swell" India Rubber Bellows" and
imnroved method of blowing with Pianotorte fedals
are additions which will certainly win the admiration
Az oTS cry on hand S Of improved
Melodeons including Carharts, Prince Co., Dearbarn
We also invite special attention to our splendid Assor
Sch for variety design and magnitude ofstock
cannot fail to please the most tastiolous -. -
Our COOPER, l. Tobias Beesey Yates Co
sxported BY these makers Of such world
wide az 70 warrant them good
every way equally good as represented and respectfully
solicit .so an6mt the following list of low prIces rou
which no deviation can be made' e,,,, ry.,.,..
shey 81 szK Fine Gold Watches. .sl5
| ID do+..,...... Do. DO. 20 y
Askav double.. 276 Levers l3jewels... 80 Q
~ do.,...... 3 26 Do. do....... S5 9
IA DO Inlsid. Q 90 Do. Hunting. 40 =
Il DO DO. do. co Increassing in price to lsS
snd varying In price SilUer Watches.
40 20 70 " Silver Watches. -.
Vioiina and bows 70 Do. -dO....-..
, rintes .., 80 Do. Quarter .....
HsnJoa ~ / 25 Do. Detached Levers. l3
Gnitsre =. ,....... 50 Cylinder Escapement
, Fine Gold Vest Chains from. 81 w. TO o.
Do. Fob dO....... ......... ~ 00 W 70 ~
Do. Guard do. IL !" TO 70
| Do. do Table do, do;
pins Ear-rings Finger Rings Wedding Rings, twent
two carats Bracelets, Armets and every other arto
! | appertainng the business too numerous to be Il
Guided in a published list Of prices . .
n7- In consequence of the great popularity OF OF
store throughout the country we have been o9hge1 @
enlarge it to three times its original Sizei and cons
ouenty have enlarged stock, which is no" the Ia
eest Of the kind in America. ~, r,4,
/, m B-Accordeons Violins, Guitars, banlos flutNt 4
a Tambornes, Strings, and parts OF Instruments ~
nest quality for sale at 25 cent less tnan AZ
mar establishment in the city, Aecoroeons irs eunsu "
renaired by Jacobs who personally does the
~ As frequent complaints are MADE 70 mn ~ " ~
sons who, through mistake, have lelt tnea
In another store and had them spoheo ne fevo
Of enda his friends and to take no nooe W1
IN aver Of signs and Names but bear in mina the humO
y. "nion" 100 CHATHAM STREET.
IS p s-City and Country Merchants suppheo On
most advantageous terms '
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HANNA & BEEBH,
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE
~ 100 FULTON STREET, New York, offer for sale, on
favorable terms very large assortment OF papers
every variety, As follows:
WRITING PAPERS.
A Large Assortment of Cap and Letter. manufactured
by Platner Smith, Owen & Hurlbut DoteD' Asnsnelo
& Root, W. Wheeler Co., and others.
PLATE PAPERS,
f .ous qualities and Sizes any size made 10 order.
COLORED PAPERS,
Cranes Conger Brothers Collins Glazed and Thick al
sIses and Colors Medium, Double Cap So, &c.
NEWS AND BOOK PAPERS,
All Sizes and qualities and weighs, constantly on hand
and made to order.
MANILA PAPERS,
superior article good any IN the market large
assortment now in store.
WATERWAYS CARTRIDGE FACTORY PAPEkS
All the various sizes manufactured by him.
HARDWARE PAPERS,
All sizes and qualities.
MEDIUM, DENY AND FLAT CAP PAPEkss
TOBACCO PAPERS, STRAW PAPERS, a.
OF every size and weight for Shippers Grocers co. ~
| n B. Manufacturer Stock and Materials ~ loves
| market prices. " S1
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John Boyoe, No. 227 !. GTeenTich-sst'

JObn BOyoe, NO. III OreVlW WIvlI-7l
lanes Webb, No 43 Charlton-st.
John D. Dixon, No. l05 West Broadwey-
Geo ] Rodman, Nos. 229 and 23O W West-st
Jacob La wall, No. 66 North Moore-st
Patrick Coyle, No. 14l Chatham st.
Geo. T. Warner No. 3l41a Broadway
B. H Romans, No. p Warren st.
John p Brinkerhoff, No % Chambers-st
cTo W MoRroN Secretary No. Al Westinghouse.
JoaN HOOPER Surveyor, No. lO6 Fulton-st.
~ "A a''Sl,s ~ * Nassar-st Nj II
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]. HYAT"S

]. HYAT"S
CARPET AND OIL CLOH WAREHOUSE,
u No. 81 BoWERY. Great deduction In Prices
Families supplied at Wholsaie ole as ISs hsesl
hrea Plv Carpets Of new design fir Spring sslee o. TO
S. Cd pc yart.
English Scotch, and Ameican lngrains o. 70 os'
Medium quality Of 91grjHn' n g.. 8. and %ds 4s; 3D.
Cannon stair Carpetir, lOd, Is 3D., and %.
Tapestry Venetian sta ,csTpetipg; g. 70 o.
Tufted Rugs 80 to 81. ., :. 4. a.
Heavy English Oil clCtsS to g. "A H. ylOs 81 y o.
window Shades bm 6s. to s. per par ,,.,
Also. Table and Piano GoT Chs9es sane aHq RoSs Drug
qets and Stair Oil Cloths also 4 b-4, and % Tnl
sne check Mating of the sst quality new style Lam
n B. Every effort wilbe made on the part Of IN IN
Proprietor Of this Establnment to make 1t wershy Sn
bei al patronage it has tmerly met WILL she % sis m
and low-pree system, uhormity in prices ana pos
and attentive clerks is Il only true system 20
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NOTTcr or INTENTION

rTlO FORM AN INSURANCE COMPAN1l,
Capital $50 co., divided into 10 900 shares OF ~ ~
each cash paid w with the privilege OF
ca ota stock 20 SsOOOOO The undersigned hereby gve
notice Of their nNen to form an Insurance.
~ No GocafeS in the City Of YorE and 70 De eAne
Tbe uilding A. sosiations Fire Insurance Cor pany
for the purpose Of making on pa
6od furniture merchandise and other property sgsIs
80 o. DAMAGE bv fire. and the risks Of inland naVgAolon
& ransnorttion as expressed in the second
ion Of the rst section the Act to prsvde ior sns o
corporation Of Insurance Companels Passeu APi" 4'
I'D Dated New York. February 8, ~.
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FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY.
w ID A IAINC II 9 NLIE PI IL

MRS. W. RALLINGS HAS THE PLEA
I'VE sure Of informing the ladies Of New YorknA
ard the vicinity that she has now ready for their s
inspection a new stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, z W
to which would respectfully invite the attentoh Of
all her old patrons and friends. .-. s..-,... =.
Her stock this comprises the newest styles OF
BONS. STRAW BLONDES, Sc &C., all Of the first
quality and latest importations Mrs. having made
during her recent visit to Paris and Lon
don to be supplied with the latest modes introduced
The uniform neatness and elegance OF ladies bonneti
manufactured by ner is well known, and 80 much ad
mired that Mrs R. deems 1t unnecessary to say word
on that subject Call and judge for yourself No. %
CANAL STREET, nearly opp0sire y ercer street.
N. B.-Straws manufactured Leghorn and other Bon
mats oleaned and altered. MIS- SINS
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.- Come and Juage Tor Yourselves.

sas- Come and Juu ge FOR XouIselve ~.
The attention of every person. desirous oi Ieazns &
eli bene6t Of the mu6ual system. as applied 20 ioannB
and borrowing money for the purpose Of or
nF +ha q sFCOND GREEN WICH BUILDiNG ASSOClA
TON to be held on TOMORROW EVEN1NSS' S ',,99 Mar9h
90 ~ o,clook In the BLEECKER BUILDINGS, bieeek-
a. ne .rsMorton. The members Of this ASSOCIATION
many Of best and most intelligent cltsen
Assosaton and satisfied themselves that there IS no
other investment equally safe and profitable Ihe re,
ain ares Of this association will probably all Oe
taken at this meeting Persons desrous Of becoming
members sh ould notfa to attend on Monday
sntemen thoroughy with the principles OF
Rnildpg Associations will be present and address the
"e'''"e' ' JOHN KEYSER, President
GEORGE STARR, Vice President
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sz- Lexington BulIdlng and Accumlala

n5- IIexlngtOm Bu1IdtnR anu hcCt4In V1Httu
ING FUND ASSOCIATION of the City of Brooklyn -
The above Association has been organized upon me plan
and in England. Entrance Fee 90 cents per snare
Monthly Dues 81 90 per Share Shares SOU eaon oi'
per cent in terest allowed all advance payments
Members Withdrawing during the first receive bacl
ali Monthly Dues paid and six per cent interest At
The rst year they receive in addition portion Of the
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rTVHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE NOW ON
hand large assortment Of Goods suitable for thel
trade consisting the latest and finest styles OF Color
ed and While Straw Laces Blondes, straw Flowers anc
Trimmings, Leghorn ana French Bonnetss Ribbons
NiA'e' Si'A' N'' RICHARDS & CROMWELL,
..na 1lA IarIlinrn a. tuzn dnora heloW Fulton.
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For SALE.

T,HE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, NOS.
/ 100 and 1907 West 26th street, near ghtn -
avenue The house built In the very best style H
and contains all The modern improvements, Via el9'
marble mantl. s. baths, ranges Croton water &c; 90
Including a balcony and small court IN 'front.' ttrul
moderate and part Of purchase money can remain el
bond aud mortgage Inquire Of WIN. H. HOfI' No. -
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FIFTY-EOUR LOTS
IN rTrrrrV " NTTT INV A TEn I. A

OF HIGHLY CULTIVATED LAND FOh
chance Tor large house. They are located in theYs
centre of a rs ng village, miles from New 9rs @5ai
and anE Roads There are plenty Of 90 nsiE&sboT "a
Nassau Htreef room l6 hiro flo T. between III aud
each day hefersnce-Mr Peter Duryea, Fulton street
BrooklSn NJ lol
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sHIR9 STORE

MFRS. CLEVELAND, sos BROADWAY,
lFI New York. who haabtained the highest meaal AZ
The late Fair Of the Amerhn Institute for her
pecimens Of needle work respectfully announces 70 neS
fiends and to the public eraly, that she
and constantly keeps e large stock Of superior ana
fashionably made linen gentlemenj also, Dressing
Gowns Bosoms, Collars, jrayats, Gloves hosely, ~ 81,
desired STYLE and the lortest notice. The
of me gentlemen soci to inspection OF ner syoek
articles which she engage to furnish in superior Ss
ofeleganoe. - .... - 4-ors Al Al
abe has added to her establishment Laundry wnere
that branch Of business vii be carefully attended TO.
II Qrna
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~ ~Get MONEY! save.Inyest, and an.

50 sGet Money" save-InVest, ana s l1I1- IN
CRTASE IT.-HUDSOK RIVER BUILDlNG ana M M
TfAI LOAN AsSOCIATION.-rhis Association VII
hold Public Meeting at BEsdbury Music % RO0"s NON S
DAY EVENING, March % st o'clock Addresses NH NH
be delivered explanatory # the workings Of Bolo1ng
Assooatons. Shares will be redeemed at the heglnr
Meeting in April Persons desirous Of procuring money
to Home free from landlorSism, iil nv M opan
daiiy at No. Al Washington-s cor haighs where al
deaiTed inform will be furnished. Dues - monty
res $500 Those wishing join do so by leaving
their and Entrance Fee with the
sYIYANUS S WARD, Pres't No. Al " Washlngston-SO
ALFRED W WHITE, Vice Pres't, City Inspector,
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7~Wanted-PART OF A HOUSE, With
one family for man and wife the second floor rooms
and bedrooms and the Cr0on water, or the he n9os
II mot more than two flights Of stairs Good reieren1e
and Sd Avenue aud Broadway. Address 5. 59 S4we-
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rorD,1 w PATCHMANN.

VHTATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, l7O
w CANAL ST, between Sullivan and Varick IN
% ron1d resnectfu ly inform his customers and E7Al
the public in general, that he keeps as usual t1
T ~ stches iewelry and eilye Of every desorip-
ton. Every article warranted as represented and at
~ 5ossible prices. Watches, jewelry, and silver
ware made to order and repaired California Gold made
a...lnn
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PLANO FORTHa

" +. HARRISON WOULD KESfEOt-
Y fully inform his customers and the pub E==7ZIa
lie in general, that he has removed his manu- TVT1
No Mercg-st between Broome and Grana sSpes b. y,
wh.re may le found splendid assortment p aanS
toIIeeS' Iee' WIN 'no i"'o'' '--f F29 3m"
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NOTICE TO MILLINRRs.

71S CANAL STREET, RESPECTFULLY
lD informs her friends and the public that she has
large assortment Of Millinery and Straw Goods OF the
newest French syes which she has no doubt Will
her . CON tinnanea Of their pat-onage. M28 lts
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In tbi, city on Wednesday, OF old ago. MrS' S M "
II t6ls DIV on the 25th March, ANNIE ELIZA f.
In this city, GU Friday Goth inst JOHN R. LLOYD
In pi t5s eity on Friday 26h inst Mrs BooRN, aged
81 years.
nzs- Emigranc Industrial Savings san ~
M H chambsrs street-Notice-D epositors are inform
"a that ep sts made on before the 9th day OF apr
next will be eostled h. interest iu Julv- intereso
Maid AZ the rate If six per per annum Bank ope'
dally from lO A NJ, to P. NJ, and from to f!Ni'
' GREGORY DILLON, President.
JOSEPH STUART, First Vice President.
PETEI GsEEAnSI sTancS 81 ~ ls5S n2s 2t&
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CAKEsI CAKEsI CAKES

TOBN SNECKNER, LATE zlO BOWEkf'
j now6 UNION PLACE. would inform n ~
his old customtrs and the public, mat hs Is <Ss
now preparing a large and elegant 'ssort- lIit1Pp
neut Of CAKES suitable for he ,sAsen,i1s W.
THOSE who would wish good article W ula
40 eli 10 rive him cali before purchasing s.N
N B-Alto, his celebrated NEW YEAR CAAA' '1s'n
FrssS Bread and Rolls every morning sent az part
! Of the c1tv.
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RosToN 11ANo FoRTHe.

m GILBERT &CO.'s wAREROOMs, 8SS
i Broad way opposite Broad dsav Bank and ~
Theatre, whore extensive assortment otthese 7Vf7
celebrated nj mos wfth)r without the EOlian III
may be found ali woh have the iron frame, and are
warran ted to stand anyelimate.
The trade suppie onliberal terms. - ., ~,oa g.
A large number Of good SECOND HAND PIANOS for
sale cheap.
PIANO to lst, Tuned and Repaired. .., r,,,s
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= NotIce.--RuildImg AssocIatIOn

Grs- NOtlce.--BuildinS Association Flre
rHronce COMPANY All persons who have taken shares
& berebv notAed to call at the office of the Company,
Haraem Railroad Buildings corner Of % rs ben
sent 10 Albany A nearly all th shares are tafen per
sons wishing hold any stock in the Company haa oe''er
ceiI at the oface and sui scribe immediately. 80,
he office will be open every day tn week. from II til
cioc for persons sign the charter end subscribe Tor
the few remaining shares ). bhOVA 'orSeSS4SS
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