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Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

EMPIRE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
100 AND 122 FULTON STREET, 8
lGO doors below Nassau. New York. re
CLOTHING AT Wholesale AND RETAIL. kM
The subscribers having made extensive altera- ZIP
tons and additions in their large Establishment AaA
which Row comprises
EIGHT LARGE AND SPLENDID SALES ROOMS,
and being furuiahed with and carefully selected
assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
invite the attention Of the public to their superior
Stockof
READY MADE CLOTHING,
made In the most fashionable and recherche style
The reputation Of this establishment is favorably
known, it is needless say any hing that eore but
to strangers would say that prepared to fur
nish the lowest Cash Prices every variety and style
Of Goods that can DO found in the New York Market
Our extensive facilities for procuring Stock gives
decided advantage others IN the trade and from
the heavy amount of goods have constantly hand
the possibility precluded Of person not being suited
In
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Wherein employed the best cutters in New York;
there always be found large and splendid assort
ment Of
CLOTHS, CASsIKEREs, AND vESTIEGs
which will be made to order in the most fashionable
EMPIRE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
l20 and 122 FULTON STREET.
milf 3fniaM SMITH. DRUMCOLD G. PROCH.
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MANHATTAN HOTEL,

A ND DINING SALOON, NO. 1873 Full
IN TON STREET. 4th door from the He D.
raid Buildings. The subscribers respectfully Nf1A
announce to their friends and the public gem t4SlA
erally that they have taken the above named --E ~
new and oommodous building, where they viii napFy
to wait the citizens and strangers visiting the city,
guests, and well provided Larder to merit and receive
liberal share Of public patronage The premises have
been entirely reftted up in handsome manner and will
found on npeton to be unsurPassed in any respect
as LODGING HOUSE AND DINING SALOON. Tho
rooms are spacious airy and well lighted the location
pleasant and convenient to all the plac Of public amuse
ment and business No families taken, and gentlemen
only accommodated-meals extra. The entire domestic
arrangements Of this establishment, and particularly
tho Pastry Department will bs under the control and
personal superntendance OF Mrs Fish Board and Lodg
ing by the day week. MRS. c. FISH,
All 3m G T. WEEKS Jr.
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY

VI ERl LOW.-WAICHES AND JEW Eli
Y RY AT REDUCED PRICES.-The subscyi- q
Der, having received several large invoices Of (,A
Watches and Jewelry 10 now selling of his NfN W
present stock at greatly reduced prices. NhrsfR
Pine Gold Lepine Watches, holes jeWelled for s25 10
Gold Detached Levers, ulljswelled 80 90
SS ri osher Rirds Of Wstsbes o 20 ~
Also. all kinds OF Gold Chains. Pure Cold Wedding
Rings, Gold Keys and Seals Gold Pens and Pen ais
Gold and Silver Thimbles Diamond Rings and Pms
Bracelets Gold Lockets Cuff Pins and Ear Rings Gold
and Silver Spectaoles Breast Pins Finger Rnge Silver
Fruit Knives, Sterling Silver Spoons Cups, Forks &c.
much less prices than any other house. Gold Watches
ss low as Twenty Dollars each. Watches and JeVery
exchanged. ALI Watches warranted to keep good Il me
or the money returned Watches, Clooks and JeWnlry
repaired in the best manner at much less than the uus
prices. G1O. Q. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewery Wholesale and RI tail.
No. IL wall St.. near Broadway. up ataira.
syIvD&U fnrvnerIv At No Al wall a.
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]. HYATT'S
CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE,
~ No. 81 BOWERY. Great Reduction in Prices
Families supplied at Wholesale Ratesl
LIST OF PRICES.
Three Ply Carpets Of design for Spring Sales 6s
S. Cd. per yard.
English, Scotch, and American Ingrains Sc. to 6s,
Medium quality Of Ingrins, 3d. and Is.
Good Ingram Carpeting, Is. I'd, 2s and 20. Sd.
Common Stair Carpeting l0d, Is. 3D., and 2g,
Tapestry Venetian Stair Carpeting- "a. to Is.
Administer and Chenille Rugs 50 to SO.
Tufted Rugs. 81 80 to S3
Heavy English Oil Cloths, to "A #, wide IS. TO s..
Medium quality Oil Cloths, Is. Cd IS. Cd. is AZ.
Window Shades from g. to So per pair.
Also Table and Piano Covers, Chenee and Tufted Door
Mats, Carpet Bags Table Oil Cloths Stair Rods Drug
gets and Stair Oil Cloths also a. Sd, and a. white
ene check Mating Of the best quality; style Lamp
Mats, &C., &c., SC,
N. B. Every effort will be made on the part Of the
Proprietor of this Establishment to make werthy the
liberal patronage it has formerly met with ard he has
become convinced from past experience that the regular
and loWprice system, uniformity in prices and polite
and attentive clerks is the only true system succeed
MID 3m
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Ladies foni of Gardening and outdoor work. will f Id
these Gloves an excellent article. They made of
different lengths to the wrists and from
posure. GENTLE who take charge Of horses d. i've
in wet weather, or do any dirty work. will nnd lsse
Gloves just what they need, they impervou to
moisture alkalies be washed when solsd anti by
wearing render the hands soft and perfectly white. For
sale, wholesA le and retail, by HITCHCOCK LEAD
BEATER, SG7 Broadway; D. Hodgman, q Maiden isDe,
and by dry goods and India rubber stores generally
thrnnrhout Inc Union. - SIT
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sAFFORD & BROTHuR

9GO BROADWAY, N. Y, DEALERS IN
OOSO New and Second Hand Piano Fortes.--sEEA-.
We have large assortment Of Piano Fortes fssz7e=
from the Justly celebrated house Of Hallet &uT &I
Allen, Boston Cate Hallet Cumston Allen) success
ors to Brown g. Hallet Since the commencement Of
this establishment its propretors have receiveda diff
ferent times, Eight Medals for superior instruments-a
fact which should not be forgotten by those who wish
from the excellent mandatory Of A. W. Ladd Boston,
whose has long been sufficient guarantee for the
superiority of his nstrgments These Piano Fortes
constructed in the most substantial manner and
surpassed for the richness depth brancy of tone
deoaoy of touch and superior fnIsh New and Second
Hand Pianos to rent. Pianos tuned. F29 3m&
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
A 7 THE NATIONAL, HALL. NOS.

A 7 THE NATIONAL HALL, NOS. 2e
n and 81 Canal St three doors from Broadway, AcN
on EASTER SUNDAY EVENING, April lltb.- eea99R
The following en- nent talent will appear Prin- ~ VI
cipal vocasts-Seoond appearance in America ofe9h'
the celebrated Prima Donna, Madam Prscher also Miss
Moore Mile Meyer and Sig Rudolf. Instrumental solo
performers Second appearance in America Of the emil
nsnt pianist, Herr Horold, pupil OF Mendelssohn; Mr..
Leopold Meyer solo violin and grand orchestra
posed Of the best professors in this city Tickets 25
be had all the principal Music Stores and Hotels
Doors open at O'clock to commence at O'Clock. For
ALBERT, Proprietor.
ItN 1HTTQ Mana
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- rsrond DIVISION . Ol T., 77F7'Ou1II II
US Tbe second quarterly session will commence
New York II on the 4th inst, at o'clock, P NJ.
at Riverhe bere will be public procession, addresses,
On tho 5h TSs I1srI Long Island Railroad Company have
%1sss %gs hall for this occasion % tS Ticks dc e s9Sd
frOd 'n 20 Broadway. Way passengers will be supplied
y tnss GUD1D@' THOs EDGERLEY, C. s
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as- Eeadquart. rs Efrs Reg 'mens new
York Volunteers Mercer House, April H. l9gznns iss
vous on TUESDAY, the 18th April at r. M, eo com
plete thearraugemeus for celebrating ,1e rdn III
have ne uniform car and will wear them ny oraer
of WARD b. BURNETT, Colonel Commanding,
Is,fre MrCABE. Adjutanb. I'LL ~"
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UNION FALL
wholesale and RetaII Clothing War I. -,

CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU ,,,r, nU',"' Nv" -S
Small PTofits.- Past Sales.-Dispatsb etNDH 20
This immense establishment WI, a'o f'"'c1"a't'y
hneTeassd In 70 BY the add, 4sa has lately been
divided into variou, nor eading departments sub
tTsnseS ovI o. sossD 1bess eSch hagins s
are conducted nsureaT u the system upon which they
cLO of every purchss r. M stso
varied and fssbi' nsbi s the most comprshensive
rkmauship me ssure csnnot he tnrnased IN , Sh'
while as ras <aterisl by any use in New York
0Y0z -, % and competition drhed
7hs vi !" cation Of the Establishment.
genery e business tyste the concern is under the
ches ace and thorough knowedqe Of 1hs various bran
eaiify him admirably for the siluation Of manager
q, The First Floors
~ wnoy to the retail business and is stocked
s01sele u VI S SStosniog rg for gentlemen and boys.
Ihr Boys DEPARTMENT comprises : comp assori-
b .. s most tasteful and elegantly cut suits for
| ". H. TAYLOR Supsrihtsnd
The Second Floors
sre tho Custom Department where all styles Of shion~
b goods are kept and gentlemen aud
/ hes cutters Of the very first class employed.
| Managers, JAMES 7. BARRY and WIZ nsLoS.
The Third and Fotrth Floors
are appropriated to the wholesale branch Buyers will
here have opporu uity Of selecting stock the
extent and variety the beauty and cheapness Of which
under the direction Of A PH1rPs, with several assist
| ants.
The Fifth and Sixth Floors
form the manufacturing portion Of the establishment
! Superintendent, J. G. PARR.
Purchaser Of Trimmings, Fancy Goods &C. T. sooLra.
iDKs, &C. Wv
No advertisement convey an sdeauafe idea of the
vast business done at UNION HAHr. of its extensve
stock; its oaer and regularity and the cheap proes
whion lad the foundation OF its popularity and contn
ue to sustain and increase it, Thu nnder
whose own eye The whole system Works SO sasfactoriv
invites buyers and the public generally to
All 2m@ 7, T. pocrpc r....;o4o-.
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Jss- The Canal street Il. Il. Society at
Military Hall, 1888 Bowery, on SUNDAY EVENING, will
be addressed by Prof Sweetman, Mr. wilkins and Rev.
Fobt Carr. Singing by Prof. Brewer and the Choir.
The friends Of Reform who wish to mankind enjoy
health peace aud competence most respectfully
rited TO attend. l. j. QUA, Preaident.
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A GARD no TEE T,ADTEg

MAD. LAVINE & co. HAVE OPENED
1Vl their Paris Millinery, at their store, No. m
l53x Spring ST. 3D. block west of Broadway. Mad. Il W
L. wishes to inform the ladies that she goes QUO D
Paro winter ana summer Selects the latest and
choicest patterns there is had and invites the Ia
dies call and examine for themselves for have many
styles Of Bonnets that not to be found in any other
store in this city, and at prices surpassingly low.
N. B-Milliners supplied with pattern bonnets, and
country merchants supplied by Also all kinds Of
etraWa cleaned and altered.
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Nr5. New Line of stages--From CatharEne
verry through. Catharine, Bowery, Broome. Spring,
Green, Fourteenth Tenth and Thirty-frst st
The Hudson River Railroad Depot.-Messrs REYNOLDS
GREEN solicit the patronage of the public for this
line consisting new proved Stages with fresh hor
which Will be straight through without detention,
starting at each end every eight minutes. -
All lt# K REYNOLDS, M. D. GREENE.
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AIs- The Wonder OE the eAge.-SINGER'S
Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
EtAGHTNE

secured by letters Patent, August 2 s5l To this Ma
chine awarded Premium of the first class at the last
New State Fair again the last Fair Of the
American Institute, bore away The PALM receiving
GOLD MEDAL.
Though far in advance of competition when these
miums awarded, the machines arc much more per-
feet manufactured now, several
VALUABLE IMPROV VEMENTS
have Just been completed and added by the inventor
about the 2O5h of December 1851
The machines all Kinds Of Scanning and Stitch
ing in style Of strength, durability and beauty never
before attained. The best kind Of Iaors C0som Work
may done with in the best manner and the sew
ing Leather is peculiarly eegant also Linen Musnn'
any thing that be seWed 1ne price Wleh a aP-
paratus complete, IS Slz5 -.
be maohlne will be constantly exhibition and sale
at the principal once, M. 256 Broadway, H. W and at
No Harvard Place, Boston, where perfect demonsra
ton the utility and val ue of the invention will pe fur
nished. Exclusive rights vend the machine
any Of the territory Of the United States not dis
pd Of will be sold reasonable terms. To competent
business other investments will insure such in
msne profits tho purchase nd sale Of these rights.
Ror particulars, address, post paid, -
/. ii. SINGER CO.,
AL 3m* No $50 broadway, n. Z.
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THE G. REAT PARIS

MILLINERY EMPORIUM OF N. BINNS',
1VI 45l Hudson street. Bonnetsi Bonnetsil aN
Fancy Straw, and silk Bonnets of all kinds also, M "
Misses and Infants Hats, Mems and Boys STRAW S1Y
and Panama Hats; Bloomer and Riding &c.-~SeS~
French Straw Lace and straw Braid Of all kinds. kb-
bons Silks, and Flowers, all Of the and latest
mpor ations Miliiners supplied Merchant work done.
Al kinds of Straw Bonnets and Panama Hats cleaned
and in the fashion. Bonnes BY
the case at retail The proprietor has almost every
thing required the business and does everything
nected with it, therefore, persons who from
tance always be accommodated. Goods sold at the
lowest cash prceg Orders received and punctually
tended to n. BINNS',
Al ly 3mF 45l Hudson st. Broadway
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MUSEUM
VI MEJHANICAL IMPLEMENTS,
- ~ D--A4 Ian d RhAAs
-, CORNER or DUANE STREET, NEW YORK

CORNER or DUANE STREET, NEW YORK
~, Ahonlas James Wood, Proprietor.
This old established concern ia still carried on bv the
original PROPRIETOR large additions have recently been
aqe 70 the extensive assortment usually kept and
steamers from Europe Amongst other articles may bs
" SPEAR g. JACKSON'S SAWS" "FENTON & MARS,
DEN g celebrated CHISELS, PLANE IRONS, so.
Also Table Cutlesy, Skates Mathematical Instruments
AGENT FOR OLIVER SNOW cos PLANIlnd
MACHINE.
FAIRMANS UNIVERSAL CHUCHs.
STEWARTS TURNING LATHES, 60.
a variety Of TOOL CHESTS always hand, furnished
with warrante Tools, in price FROM tol00 DOLLARS.
Edge Tools, Saws Planes, &C., Of every description
made TO order at short notice.
THOMAS JAMES WOOD. Proprietor,
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TLCKETs

TOR CALIFORNIA, VIA STRAITS OF
Il Magellan and Panama. for limited --srssas
number of Passengers The magnificent 3k,HS lplNJ2b
new / extra Steamship REINDEER, ,2oO s--s.s4s,as
tons bnrthen Capt. D. L. Wilcox, will sail TIL RSDAY,
April IS 1852 New York for the above named ports
No berths secured until paid for.
This Steamer built expressly for the California
trade coppered and copper fastened and is expected to
make the shortest trip made to California Pas
songers going by her will avoid all the delsys, dan
gers, &C.. Of the Isthmus.
FOR freight tickets, apply to
GEO. E. HAMIL TON, Agent
Office over Ocean Bank,
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-, ~ E,.odv C:uard.-NOTICE-

ers- John II. Brady Guard.-NOTICE.-
The members and friends this Company are requested
~ MEET at the Bleeoker-st House. This Afternoon, (Sun
1t i o'clock to attend the funeral Of their late
nsnber and associate Andrew A Myers. from his late
esdence No 23S Sullivan near Amiy ST. without fur
ther notice. By order Of -
J. r. HA1GHr Secretary.
S.B.-The members and friends Of II. and L. Company
M g. are particularly REQUESTED to attend. All ltN
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MINIATURE UPON IVORY.
IQVEGALNJ'ES
NAGUERREOTYPES.- PHILIP MORAND
NOTICE OF INTENTION

TITO FORM AN INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital Sl50C00 divided into 600 shares of SIS
each cash paid with the privilege of increasing the
capital stock to S500O0 The undersigned hereby give
notice of their int nten to form Insurance
to he located in the City of NV York. and to be called
The Building Associations Fire Insurance Company"
for the purpose Of making Insurance dwelling houses
stores rents and all kinds of Buildings and upon house
hold furniture merchandise and other property against
loss damage by fire. and the risks Of inland navigation
and transportation expressed in the subdvis
ion Of the first section of the Act to provide for the
corporation Of Insurance Companies passed April 10h
1919. Dated, New York, February 8. 1852.
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al. Veterans of 1912 'I3 and 'l4.-Or.
,s - Company D The Corps will assemble at Head
Quarters (s'ar Hotel 64 Lspinard ST. on SUNDAY
frgwSrY NICHOLAS HAIGHT, Colonel
Wa H. MILLER, Captain Co D.
vi JosepH GEORGE. Orderly Sergt.
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Rz- Take NOttce.-All members of the Steam
Boiler Makers Protective Society of the City and State
Of New are more than three months in arrears
hereby titled to pay their dues to said Society be-
fore THURSDAY, May 9th, 1852, or they will for
felt all claims thereon heneeforth. BY order of
p. JAMESON, President
rr.I~v Al
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R. NJ. WE6TCOTT. Auctioneer.
W. A. CARTER, Auotioneerl
sfROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, ON
M R RIITLnR- Auctioneer.
WET GOODS,

TROM AUCTION. JUST RECEIVED =
Il WONDERFUL BARGAINS!
These Goods comprise that part Of the stock from the
Dey street fire, that but very slightly injured by
Fne ioube Damask Table Lnen2 yds wide only IS Cd
per yard. e . 1 H. "a
Superine double " s7' - VI
and 5s per yard. ,,o-,
Double DAnask Linen Napkins 6s, IS, and l0s per doz
Large size Couuterpanes, only JSs-worth $5.sV
Extra large size do. los worm % o's
Fine bleaohed shirting Muslin, 81 Piees-l2 yds'
Superfne " " lSs and zV3 plece- % yos'
Huckahuck Diaper, Is per yd., worth Is 3D. ~
Gents Fine Linen Cambria Hdkfi 2s 6d-weren as ID.
Ladies' " ls-worth Is oo,
Rich embroidered Curtain Drapey, lss piece-l2 yds
Fine Irish Linen superior quality 2 I'd and So % per I'd
Lots Of other goods at corresponSng low prices ~
All 1t# Chean Drv Goods Store, l36 Walker st.
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Rz- Fulton Building and Mutual loan
AssOCIATION.-Tbe Second Mcnthly Meeting 81 enis
Association for the payment Of dues will b. held az
Chatham Hall No Chatham Square on THUkSDAY
EVENING April 10th, at o'clock shares viii pc o.
beiur limited to sO0 large proportion Of which are al
ready taken it would be advisable for all who wish to
becOe ber Of this successtul Assoc auion 20 SUD
scribe 1T once Entrance fee, so cents Monthly dues
40 50 ultimate value Of shares $500 The Secretary VII
r. AZ +e Office Of the Association No Ga Bowery Citi
1ens insurance Co on Monday Wednesday aud Satur-
av EVENINGS for the purpose OF receiving dues and sub
ser,ptions Where those WHO make it convenient will
please call .,-,,o,,..- = s.
all ltK ISAAC AMEHhAN, Jr. Secretary-
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sag- Mount We mo-. TsaiIdI0g AssoolatIou

NO IA public me sting of this Association will be held
on Thursday event 1g, April 18th. Convention Hall
wooster sSreeS net Bleecker at o'clock The meeting
Will oe a9aresseu several eminent speakers, who will
explain Vhe opJeet and wording of the Association. All
the oeectlons 70 hese Institutions which have or
can be urged W be refutd to the satisfaction Of any
VINO IS open 20, ccnvic ion Come, then, you ara
aborng undert ne exacons of rapacous landlords and
hear how you v ecaps these heavy rents and seoure
yourselves Home OF your own
entrance fee is only 80 cents and the monthly dues
81 psr share Ultimate value Of each share $209
scptous ree.ved OF the Meeting by tho secretary,
AB'M ]. POST President
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sd- WOrlZlngnen, come to the Meetjor of the
riAd TrihAAddNGI0N S5lN MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMULA-
ro rtSS tIND ASSOcIATION to be held at the Bulls
DAh FENING, the 18th April at o'clock and learn
w you can in few years. for the small of So per
ntA, secure homes for y0urselvcs Several eminent
9sASers 4s will address the meeting. Entrance fee 81
AaOu'Ay dues, So. Shares. $500.
JOHN PErTIGREW, President
sggLIus A. CANDEE. Vice President.
n mn ROBERTSON, Jr Secretary.
Oce 5 Third avenue, where articles of the Assooia
non may be had gratis. All lts
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uAnnMA n nuunu

OANDLE WICK.-ONLY AGENTS FOR
~ Hanna & Carpenters flqe Candle wick, expressly
for ehanders use, ic 70 10 thxsida Tcr sale a 10
Fulton street. Al 6mS
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GII,LERs'S
WIILLEih5'S
TTIROUGHT IRON PICKET FENCE, A

"KUUGHT IRON PICKET FENUh, AN
w entirely Article Of beautiful snd original de-
signs, suitable for DWELLINGS, storea.
CEMETERIES. FARM HOUSES
qRd all places requiring IRON RAILING It Is supe-
Ior wire railing for strength, beauty and cheapness
I be attached to vood we'll iron posts and
oIput up without the aid Of Iron worker Prices
80 cents to 50 Per foot Specimens be At
ece Nanufsctory, "a Trinity Place, New York.
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CALIFORNIA GOLD.

CPECIAENS, QUARTZ AND SAND,
- bought by H. SOLOMON & CO.. Gold and Silver
Reners and Assayss Sweep Smelters and cleaners Of
esrts minerals and all known substances that contain
the above metals Old gold silver diamonds and pre-
oous stones bought jewellers and slversmiha sweeps,
ores and all hard substances ground at the Refinery 10
Ann street, New York. II Sm"
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MT MERCERs DIN1Ne sALooNs,

4 VUhNEH UF ANN AND NASSAU BTS., 3,
Nm Y. The Proprietor Of this popular es r.
tablishment, Mrs EDWIN J. MERCER, re- Ct4A,
spectfuily informs her friends and those Of 1H,A
her late husband, that she still continues her H ~
Dining Saloons for Ladies and Gentlemen on the corne
of Ann and Nassau Streets where trusts BY her at
tention she will merit the continuance Of their patron
age. All who find it necessary to breakfast and dine
down town, will End at the old stand OF and
Nassau streets all the requisite eatables and decaoeS
the market affords
A LADIES' ORDINARY
is connected with the establishment which, by pri-
vate entrance in ANN STREET, they pass to sepn-
rate and dine with their friends sociaby and
quietly at home.
Thankful for past favcrs continuance Of patrona0n
is respectfully solicited.
T29 sm# MRS. EDWIN J. MERCER.
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LoRILLARD FIRE INsURANCECo co.

LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE co.
nFFICE NO. 81 CHAMBERS ST, AD-
~ JOINING STEWARDS STORE. CAPITAL
$500 co., This Company having their Capital all paid
in are now prepared receive applications for Insur
Warehouses, Dwellings, Merchandise, Household
Furniture Vessels In port &C., &C., against loss da
mage by Fire. s.
Corn. V. Anderson, David Morrison, John B. Durbrow
Nathl p Bailey, Adam P. Pents, John A. Harriet,
Jas. NJ Benedict, John J. serren, ELI Kelley,
Samuel Bell, Nahum Sullivan, Morgan Morgans,
VIM. 8. Duke VIM. Adams, And'wG. Norwood
Simeon Draper, Thomas II. Beare, Amedee 9. Fargist
Theod. c. Jung, Wylls Blackstone, Washington Smith
Zophsr Mills, Ezra P. Davis, John Add. Thomas
Thomas Thomas.
CORNELIUS V. ANDERSON, President.
WARRINGTON SMITH, Vice President.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN CoGER, Surveyor.
n8- Applications for Insurance will also be received
at the Office of A. G. NORWOOD. 40 William st. rs If