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II GmTMAMN.

MOS. 285 AND 287 GRAND STREET,
IN Invites all who are in want of fine and cheap Sur
tsins Damasks, Cornces, Shades, Tat sells, and othe
oods Of this desertption to give hin call he s DE
to sell these and many other articles in the UtHOtr
STERY LINE per than any otter house in TINS cit
He would call the particu attention OF those who
intend purchasing LACE CURTAINS which he Is selling
at greatly reduced prices. ,...,
H. e. las prsctical Upholsterer attached to his estab
lishmen who will personally atteni to the putting ur
and arranging of all goods bought this establishment
at the lowest charges. - y,
Also on hand great variety of Enbroderies, as Col
lars Sleeves Hardkerchiefs, Insertings, Laces' &C.,
selling of at reduced prices. ,
Ali SmF H. GUTMANN, 9s5 and 2s7 Grand street.
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Ysf. sIrcLAIR, Surveyor.
a.r.x-r,ca an. ITO-frr Aftor

Acg- NOtice.--BuSJding Association Fire
Insurance Company-lhe subscribers to the stock Of
this Company will bear in mind that the fourth an Lar
iRstallment Of v dolais per share is required to he
paid Thursday, the lot inst at the Mereantie an
corner Of Johu-st. and Broadway,
Share holders who have signed the Charte e. .bould
Go immediately previous to the l5h inst
fail. j. BkOV e. Pres't
s. JEssURUN. Seo - All Itf
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JD- Union Building AssoeiatlOn.-A reeu-
az I me tng Of the above Association will be held at No
Sn Ok "a Entrance fee S. which has raised to
@ater this meeting After this citing the Books will
Do closed. lAll lt* JACOB PECARE Seo'y.
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Trenored hY FIOI. u FnAIOn, New I0rk
HAIR DYE-Phalon's Celebrated Liquid Magic Hair
Dye the best yet discovered for colorng the Hair or
Whiskers the moment it is applied The wonderful ease
and certainty with which this svorte and old establish
applied, at Phalons Wig Factory No. lg7 Broadway
Copy the address. TS sm%
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GREAT RARGATNs IN

ENEATHERS, BEDS, MATTRESSES, sc.
l. AT CRAWBUCK's, No. 1858 Grand street (second
sqEr east of Essex ss New York CHEAP UPHoL:
families about purchasing is respectfully invited the
large and beautiul assortment Of Beds hsttrasses,
Paases, Redsteads, Cots, &c. all of which have been
purchased at low cash prices to make induce
ment Tor all to call and examine the above stock previ
pas 20 making their purchases. Goods any part
OF the city, Brooklyn, Wiliamsburgh, free Of car
riage Ola beds and mattresses enovaJed and rnnde
over. W. CRAWRUCK. 1858 Grand st.,
r28 AmN second door agk NJ va
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AIR-Star Spangled Banner.
Oh, say, don't you see by the dawn's early light
What proudly aft ights last gleaung.
These cloth Coats and bright Vests every opera pqh
Through the boxes watched BY the fair with eyes
beamnR;
By tho gasghts bright glare lorgnettea from the fair
Gave proof through each night that our Coats still
there
Oh, say does McKimm's Suits in triumuh still wave
Are they bought by the tree-are they worn BY the
braveY
On the hooks dimy you pass through the crowd
Where feee Nations Clothing in silence reposes
What is that which the breeze-oer the poor and the
proud,
As it ftfuly blows-half coneeals, half diselosesl
Now II catches the eye Of the pleased passer by
In full glory reelected, each man does the ii tIyl
'1is the Coa's round McKimm's Store-ob, long may
they wavci
They bought by free-they by the brave
Oh, thus be IL ever, when freemen do send,
From McKimm's to their homes, that which hides de-
ISOLATION;
Blessed with goOdhting Clothes our appearance does
We should try maintain him-preserved to this ma
tion.
Then conquer he must-for with all he is just,
And this is his motto Dolpn, d0Vn tgih VoKr Dust"
And the Coats round hcKimm's store-long, long may
They are bought by the free-they are worn by the
bravef MS m
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BRACKETS MARBLE GROUP
nF THE SHIPWRECKED MOTHER AND
~ CHILD, at Stuyvesant Institute, No. 659 Broad
way, (for short time only from A. NJ till
10 Admission, % cts; tickets so ots All 2t*
NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN
WILL OPEN THE TWENTY. .SEVEN
w Annual Exhibition to the public en- TUESDAY,
18th inst. at AM. Artist exhibitors notified that
SATURDAY the 10th is for vanishing day
By order of the Council j. Fl. SHEGO0UE,
Correepondina Secretary n A
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We know Of no compound for the ha'r, which, far
as our experience goes equal Phalon's Chemical
Hair InvgoratoA There is remedy for the permanent
Of badness and diseases Of the head generally
that reached the popularity enjoyed by this article
mparts vgor to the roots of The hair and promotes
ts growth to remarkable degree. Judge Edwards, Of
Phiadelphia man over 20 years Of age, the top Of
whose head was bald ones hand two months ince,
has now the hair growing fast by its There are
ny Others whose names we not at liberty TO give,
whose hair has been restored by Phslons Invgoratcr
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FRED'K. W. PATCHMANN.

EREOh. w. FAICHMANN.
VXTATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. 17O
w CANAL ST., between Sullivan and Varick .gN
ets, would respectfully inform his and Al
the public in general, that he keeps, usual, s
very large and fashionable assortment of gold and
silver Watches ewelry and silver Of every desorp
ton. Every article warranted represented, and at
the lowest possible prices. Watches ewery and silver
ware, made TO order and repaired. California Gold made
up TO order. v22 3m~
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~ $S372 30 Made In O..e Night. - A
Public seeting Of the East River Building and Mutual
Grand street. on WEDNESD ~ FVFNFNc Il 11sb Hb isss ~
asls o,eloes PN to enat those who were un bic to
enu tne torme meeties account Of the inclemency
nSSpa pa ot tSs Association An opportunity wi be Of
AZ ene Deeting to those who isr Join the Asso-
oA 20 ~ 20 at the present rate Of Entrance fee d.
M W y be delivered by erAl eminent speas ers-
M pSp 9 are respectfully invited to attend Seats 10
~ ~ Ou or "a iea Monthly Dues S3 Enrsnce lee for
no & prs Ient g. Shares $500 The Office 5l4 Ora
t vrs ed DAILY rom II NJ to PM where subscrip-
given. -9''''0u' anu d" necessary lnl0rma1ion
7 -. OBADIAH NEWCOMB, President
= AaEs WHITE, Vice Presi 'ent.
0iARLEs Z. ANDERSON Secretary All 1t#
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DE7IEET.
Plum Pudding. Sd pleDumplin'a6dl Ninoe Cranber-
Indian Pudding 90 Blackberry Pud- ~, Plum, Ap-
suet Pudding. 60 ding. Cd pie PeaOh, Gus
Rice Pudding. Sc Rougn S Ready s tard. and Le-
Bresd Pudding Cd Wortleberry do Cd Pies eaoh6d
R9- Open at all hours, Sundays not excepted.
MS 3m4
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JACKsON'S
RILL OF FARE.

TIMING SALOON, BAL AND 349 SPRING
~ STREET opposite the CLINTON MAR 2mD
KET, between West ana Washington streets, VfRf38A
New York. VaSf tA
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GENERAL rAYLoRs

OTLlAV AlALLA4I T Il T IlNO n =
HEAD QUARTERS, AT NO. 76 FULTON
Il Il STREET, CORNER OF GOLD.
An elegant assortment of SPRING AND SUM- NSA
MER CLOTHING.-Mr. P. L. ROGERS respect. EK
fully informs his friends and the public, that it M
continues to be his pride and pleasure still to be-11k
able to furnish cheaper and better CLOTHING, OF
ALL DESCRIPTIONS, wholesale or retail at 76 Full
street, Of Gold, at the well known sign OF
GENERAL TAYJOR'S HEADQUARTERS" His as
sortment Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS have
been selected with view Of combining beauty, durabil-
ty and economy thus catering the tastes Of all class
Of eustomars, AMI giving them confident assurance
that all articles per sininng gentleman wardrobe
purchased at 76 Fulton street, preeminently superb
any that be furnished in this city at oorrespon
ding low prices.
The above establishment is under the charge Of Mr.. J.
Souder who will also particularly attend to the custom
department and continue give such general salts
faction gentlemen who regard well made and excel
lently fitted garments as q desideratum.
P. L. ROGERS,
70 Fulton street. corner Of Gold.
P.SYouths and Cbildrens Clothing. in every yarie-
y style. and quaty always hand which will be sold
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Dasso~ Mt. alt Bntterfield, tho Indian Cancer
srest ~ asey came to this city, is operating with
nonfhs ~ w Broadway. Treated in The iast six
ed cases. OF which thirty-three were GU
fny. e''e1 ~ al VINO call Vrhce 4s9 Broad
N AZ 3m$
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A WURD OF ADVIUE To YUU; THAT
1Ais, II you want to get ftted out with hrst IA
rate suit Of Clothes, CUT by Of taste and EW
economy, MADE by the best workmen, and at prices M
as low as any others in New York. Call at JOHN
O K0SEMAN'S CHEAP CAsR TAILORING EsTABLrsH-
HENT. No. 70 EAST BROADWAY, one door above Mar
4 If Ia
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. w RYRNEs q co.

W. . = 1NLS41ES q WI
GENERAL PASSAGE AND FOREIGN
VI EXCHANGE OFFICES, Established in 6iSSH
1S24l 50 South st., corner Of Pine New York i1tpH
SO Waterloo Road, Liverpool; Is Eden Quay 31zi854
Dubn.-The subscribers will dspatcn during tne pres
Regular Line of Packets sailing between New York. Liv-
erpoo and London az under Persons proceeding to me
it to their interest select several lines for their
oonveyances Passengers engaged with will be shipped
under the saperintendence Of fr thereby pre-
venting any disappointmen OF delay.
The 6SwALLow TAIL LINE sails from Now York, and
from Liverpool the 9th and lst Of each month, Gem
SSST SSESTf5gTT3HEE 81 ICE WEST EEsTBTRHoN EsEE ERSHEoaNR
TfVERPOOI, ALBERT GALLATIE,
CONSTANTINE, PATKlCk HENEE. -
The "DRAmArIo LINE" sail from New York on ths
26h and from Liverpool on the ltn OF each monen Vsi
PoscrUs : IHENRY CLAY,
GARRTCK SIDDONS.
The RED srAR LrrE' sal from New York the llih,
and Liverpool 26th of each month, viz the
SWTA1T9EHRsIIoIoeiA0D' WATERIoo. UNDERWRITER.
The AMERIoAN AND ST. GEoReE's LINE Of Packets,
comprise the ST. PATRICK, ANDREW FOSTER, GRE
OLE, ST. LOUIS, MEMNON, So, sail from New YORK
and Liverpool every six days. -
the lst and 10Th, and from London 9th and zls ana
Portsmouth 8h and 24th Of each month, comprise the
zsSYe zNESIsAN SoHoSdaRras S9SSS%Ttgg sEEENELI,
INDEPENDENCE, SIR ROBERT PEEL.
DRAFTS AT SIGHT, for any amount, on the National
Bank OF Ireland its Branches &C., &c st all times for
sale. Apply to, or address BY letssT ppstsspaiHa
o26 6mis% so South 1t.. corner Pine. New Yora
BLACK BALL LINE PACKETS
IRON LIV RPOOL.-PASSAGE TO
L and from Liverpool by the above line, on jsgSEt
fl and upwards on the Royal Bank, Ireland, 81
aud Freseor5, uro5e CO.. Bankers London, to be had
ROCHE. BROTHERS 4 CO., 81 Fulton st.,
NIL 6m* next door but one to the Fulton Bank.
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in Health and Disease. descriptive and @'A-ens
work. designed 3 guide for families and ptacVcai
Illustrated with numerous cases. g Jo Sayuiclans.-
l2 mo. Az pages Just publish II oTy1 oIDT, ,4s S D.;
WELLS, lsl Nassau St., N. Y, "A IN, ~ H. kOM iA AAs q
Boston. Price 81. ~N IVA washington ST.,
lume we do not hestatet IS by the author Of tsis vo
Of the widest ssay that the presec is aoap.
ouenee the health pd skill subject al vital conse
M26 1t the community IN Y Tribune,
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TNTON HOUSE.

" IN 1(lN 1lO ~ e2Air
MTEW DRY GOODS STORE. - NO. 277
1V HUDSON, between Canal and Spring Streets
LYONS JONES have just opened in the above place,
with
AN ENTIRELY NEW AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
DRY GOODSJ
consisting in part of the following articles IN the Do
MESTIC DEPARTMENT, for housekeepers use;
SHIRTING MUSLINS, SHIRTING LINENS, SHEET
INGs, TABLE LINENS, DIAPERS IOWELINGs'
NAPKINS, COUNTERPANES, &c.
In the DRESS DEPARTMENT. large assortment Of
the newest styles Of
MoUssELINE DE LANES, PoPLINs, BAREGE DE
LANES, FRENCH LAWNS, ENGLISH, FRENCH
AND SCOTCH GINGHAMS, SC.
The HOSIERY and GLOVE DEPARTMENT will re-
ceve especial attention, and Ladies may always depend
upon procuring general assortment of the most appro
we'd makes at the lowest possible pliess-
In the SHAWL DEPARTMENT may be found gene
raj assortme mt Of
CANTON GRAPES, BLACK SILK, BROCHE,
PRINTED CASHMERE,
and various other Styles adapted to the season.
Also BLACK SILKS, boiled in oil ALPACAS, IT'S
SUES, BAREGES LUSTRES, LINING SILKS, LACE
GOODS, SMALL WARES, TRIMMINGS, &c.
Caorr ANN, ror,r7y nv IN
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~ , = q d N q T V1II IV5I5lsLl
CoRN's. A. VooPER, Secretary. All 1t
azy-. CI,,.lsee UuIIdIna- and Mutual H.aa,


HFr' CiIs1sea Building and Mutual Loan
ASSO IAION.-The third regu 5ng of this Asso-
eiat will be held at the Assembly Rooms of
25th st and Sth Avenue on MONDAY EVENING,
Mar en- 20 1892, at u o'clock.
II is we'll known that the majority of persons who
wis avail of the advantages Of Building
tn oity and very many Of them unable attend
meetings of those Associations which located in
bection it found necessary organise an ssocia
zion with location convenient and decidedly pre
ferable in its operations
Among the many advantages which this Association
possesses others might be named tho following
The entrAnce fee will be 50 cents per share mon1 =
dues 50, which will be received in 81 nstalmenF a1v
at any time during the month most convenient and
holders. The value ofeach share will $500 oshare
not become shareholder when they can do Whs will
It is but small amount to lay aside -
few persons but what can spare the md thore age but
their earnings. Abcve amount from
ISOLATION will in very few suDs cg g. in this As
snm Of $500 Or. if you wis ssrs sgeont the large
oStsip to e ace r ycursef YOU sSp
holder in this Asso' sompfsh it by becoming share
in short time Sunc you paying for rent-thus
live in and Teh own, free and clear, the house you
Exemption Vie possession Of which the Homestead
Ladie - AgAinst execution for debt.
can s'ad gentlemen wishing to become Shareholders
either Of the officers of this Association and well,
Aew1 Residents OF the upper section Of the city. A
ssol: containing ArteleS Of AssOtiation be had
interest at the rate of psr cont will be allowed on
DANIEL BARNES. President, No. 1l6 West cd st.
Row.
VIM. Fl. Uovr Secretary, No. $50 Ninth Av
| W. W. BRAcKErr, Attorney, No. 20 Nassau st.
TnUsrrEs-A Abraham Brown, 9th Av. and 26th st;
Francis a Snien No 6ST Hudson ST. James Moore, cor
2ath ST. James P Decker, No. % West 2sth ST. Daniel
Wilson, LRmartne Plaoo. s25 3ms
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A FAIR,

DY THE LADIES OF THE CONGREGA-
I'D tion for the benefit of St. Vincent de Paus Church,
will be held at METROPOLITAN (late Tripler) HALL,
MONDAY, April II, and the days folio wing and be
succeeded by Concert of Amateurs at the place,
under the direction Of Monsieur Me the evening Of
adve rtisements All It
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John ThomaS Robt Petarson las W Farr
Geo +. Ne'son, D. c. Weeks, Wm. r. Smith, Jr
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M. M. vANDYKEs


Roast Beef . 50 Pork and Beans6d Chicken Soup. lis
Roast Pork Cd Pot Pie.... 90 Suooatash.-
Roast Veal I'd Clam Pie Sd Boiled Corn.
Roast Lamb. 90 Veal Pie. Cd Sweet Potatoes
Roast Mutton Sd Oyster Pie. 6j Green PeAs....
Roast Turkey. lSc jhcken Pot Fie.lf Asparagus
Roast Goose. .1sd Chicken Fricaseeli Spinach
Roast Chicken. l8o Chicken Stew. Is Boiled Onions
Roast Dnck 18d Beef Steak is6d String Beans.
Corned Beef &c Ham EEgs. ls6d Lima Beans....
Cornod'Pork. So Lamb Chop. 1t Extra Cabbage, ga
Corned Mutton 81 Fried Oysters Extra Potatoes "a
Do capre sauce. Ii 3tewed Oysters Extra Bread, Sd
Boiled Ham. G. Raw Oysters. Il Extra Butter. Sd
Boiled Fish g. Fried Tripe. Is Coffee ..... ID
Boiled Haliibut.6c Beef Soup. Sd Pickles
Boiled Salmon. Ii
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On Great Reducliorl in Prices -CsrpetInO

Hgr Great Reduction tn Prices -CsrpetinR
Floor OIL Cloths. &c.-SMITH & LOUNSBERRY, 448
Pearl street, New York have in extensive
and varied STOCK OF CARPErINGS, received direct
from Goreizn and Home Manufactures, to which thew
w1 be daily adding large supplies from the
and from the frequent AUCTION SALES. The Stock
CONF prses complete and desirable assortment Of the
LATEST STYLES extant, and will be sold at VERY
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Aar Morehead,s rragnetlc PInster.-rho

IA Morehead's Magnetic PIaster.-The
SSiAhArEsr srRENerHENER and PAIN DESTROYER ever
S.scoyered and The CHEAPEST aud Plaster In the
os,o' rut up IN air-tight tin boxes. Each box will
tLa s1 20 elght tlasters ana any child spread
5r1eeT; Price 25 cents box
NAlN OANNOI EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER Is
'. APPLIED.
a.. 70 y great STRENGTHEN ING PLASTER. riving
TEN. o'' "Hu in'iaVA"eAnB eAe ehOire sJs-
o,l IL IS great ABSORBENT PLASTER, causing conf
us peEspraton, which thus enables the innumerable
all paiu ~ ~''''' i'S 'ii'ue'' "iiie IL eAeraoDs
LUIS ~ is great NERVINE PLASTER, owing to the won
OF the Magnet Influence it possesses and
cases. f9-Ne 'N' ~ "i- nervous us
III II the happy combination Of the above properties it
nn1 4e sen-eydent that the MAGNETIC PLASTER
pc o. uhrivalled benefit in COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA
~ --HAsSiVN OF THE LUNGS, WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST
ana all those slight but dangerous complrnts
ieaa TO coNsUMPTIoN Persons whose business
tnenn TO SIT or and much those who are preds-
20 aneeVions Of the Lungs and have pains in the
VI preast and, indeed. every who suffers from
ehanges Of our climate will find the greatest
& % IN uTl1y by wearing this healthfuI snd besuti-
ihl sea us use is very pleasant and it is therefore
~ TO delicate ladies' for weakness and
are especially liable. P'iii'9 W "AlSH Aenl~1eS
IN snor1 10 and vitalizes the whole svsta
egusl4es tne circulation Of the blood fhe se
Inflated. ~ ''s0k 70 uhe sicA anu oe-
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RICE ONLY 90 GENTS PER BOTTLT
I'D L.r pnnE Il pLnln.. Nnn. ~.

A young gentleman, friend of ours living Blocker
street, was attacked with feverthe hair the top of
his hesd dried o-the sides were covered with DID,
rusty, dry hair filed with dandru he hos at this time
In vigorator.
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CARPETS.

CAktFbE5.
GREAT REDUCUI0N IN PRICES, AT
VI the Celebrated Largest and Cheapest CARPET
ESTABLISHMENT T in the United States, NO. " BOW
HIRAM ANDERSON'S
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms, Wholesale and Retail
SALES ROOM NO. ],
contains the largest handsOmest and cheapest assort
ment of English and American Floor Oil Cloths TO be
found the city from two shnes and sxpenee to one
dollar the square yard, Of 10 eight yards wide.
SALES ROOM NO g.
contains the most beautiful and vargated assortment
unparalleled low prcesfv shlings 20 ak shngs and
sxpence per yard. New and elegant figures or spring
Sales ...-1
is fully stocked with unrivaled assortment Of English
and American imperial Threeply Carpetng, Of new and
elegant designs, manufactured expressly for the City
trade at reduction 20 cent. from former prices
is. Cd, rs. and Sc. per yard aud upwards.
SALES ROOM NO. 4,
contains one hundred and fifty pieces of fine Ingram Car
peting, Fall style, at Is 6d 2s Is 6dg and 49, per
yard. ..
DISPLAYS great variety of English Drugges from one
to four yards wide from 3s and Cd per yard and up
wards. Also, elegant assortment Of Rugs, Mats Gc
AZ 'srS isuu'su SALES SALES ROOM NO. c.
is fully stocked wit every variety Of Sr and Hall
Carpelng Is. 3d., 2s 3D. 3s Cd. As, 5s and 6s per
IN SALES ROOM NO. z,
the Patent Tapestry lngsn Carpets exhibited at
the Worlds Fair formerly sold ct U.s. per yard now SELL
'''A ~ ''' SALES ROOM NO. s.
An extensive assortment of Table and Piano Covers;
Window Shades from 9 to $40 per pair Table Oil Cloths,
Brussels and Tapestry Carpetng Brussels Stair Carpet
Plated and Brussels Stair Rods Parlor Door Mats, &C.,
all Of which offered at % per cent less than at any
'-s- - ''.''' HIRAM AN DRRsoN, NO.99 BOwsry:
All goods packed free Of charge. M2S tt
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o- - Waldstein and BeeKSel. - The .r,ioo,.t
Hpaeisns from Germany have removed ON NJ s az
inc broadway Having tested their skill In assist
peIIeet or impaired vision able to sneal
m ~ IN its favor Their Telescopes inicroscones one
s'A'ses' spectacles, &C.. unsurpassed-Tr Tribnas.
A4SmA
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] G. CAMEROrrn

STEAM PRESSES, AND JOB
AV1 PRINTING OFFICE, No. 2S ANN ST., (oorner
theatre Alley,l New York-NeWEpaper and Book Work
promptly executed. Plain and Fancy Job Printing Of
vsry desogpton A. the lowest DrioeH for cash only
Cards printed on thu Patent Rotary Press nl2s sm%
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d. Washington Building AssOciatI On.-
There will be regular meeting at WARREN Hall.
22ornero o1 Oiver and Henry streets MONDAY EVErE
1hG april lIsh, at o'clock. At the last meetin p
sasres were redeemed. Money will also be advanc IS on
shares o. this meeting This institution is ourish
ins condition. and those who wish 20 op, woul do well
70 do 60 st once the entrance fee will be ra sed
CASPER Q. CHILDS, z cesident
II. H. HOOPER, S33 Pearl st Secretary. ali Ii
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A CARD.
EVEMPLE OF GRACES~- AS IT HAS
always been my desire to conform to the Law Of the
Land in which 1 live. 1 have always tried 10 DO SO
here and in my place Of amusement if there is aught to
offend the fastdous, will try to modify it, But since
find that the law gives the right SO long as do not
violate propriety-whch am sure have not done-l
must exercise my profession for living The Temple OF
New YORK, April ii.-its JOHN ST. LUKE.
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regular Weekly Line Of Packets for Neac Orleans
Drafts and Billa of EXCHANGE.
TEE MEVY YORK
TTT DnnT rTNyTmnT


St. Georges Buildnge, Liverpool and Eden Quay.
Dublin Of any Of Agents throughout the United
States and Canada. MD 3m#
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

ST. The Champion Lock OF the World.
-NeyelPs celebrated Parsutoptic Bank Lock having
ceved the prize medal at the Worlds Fair with special
approbation and vetoed the skill of Mr. Garbute the
celebrated English looksmith TO pick it after trial of
thirty davs offered to the public by the subscri
hers being impenetrable to all burglars pclocks
Of any nation. Bankers Jewellers, and Others will be
eeong Insurance their property by the purchase
of this lock, which cannot be obtained from af the
surance ofaoesin the world combined.
DAY & NEWELL,
Bank Lock Manufacturers,
Knit
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11
". V. BARR, Secretary.
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.oratnr TO raatore the Hair cure eaetnaY pandru

JAMES H. MONTROsE, GEO. W. MCKEE
WALTER II. MANNING, GEO GARDNER,
WIN. ENNIS, JOHN MoCAFFIL, JR.,
Attorney r. H. CUDLIP. MS SINS
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

Bg- Home.-Dry Dock Building and Mu-
TUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.-The regular meeting of
this Assocation will be held on the third Tuesday
ing of each month, at UNION HALL cor. Of Avenue C
and Fourth st. few shares remain Those wishing
to invest their money TO the best advantage would do
we'll to attend this meeting Bye-Laws can be had at
the meeting, at l79 Orchard street, any evening.
D. c. SMITH. President.
". v.BARR, Secretary.