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ALM-YORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-

NLW-YORK and ERIE aud CANANDAI-
~ Qua and ELMIRARAlLROAD-Fail Arrangements.
Trains leave NewYork and ETie Railroad Pier foot OF
Duare-ti.l ~ foicWs:
Mai TI-n - A. NJ. sives Elnira at lol P n, STAYS
night and leaves A Vi for CananiaEaa, Rochester
Bufhio, Niagara Fs and al tie principal IN West
ern New oTk aud Csnsda
Night xpress At F. NJ directly through to Cananil gus
and s pisces above mentioned Passengers BY tins train
take breska in Elnra Fseshts for the above places will
be taken Nv Fyrress Freight Tram 81 3 p. NJ
WILLIAM q. LAPHASi, Supt. c. and E. r K.
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HEALTH SUCCEDANEUM.-Ihl Fluid
Fxtrzct Of Medicinal Herbs the Receipt OF "uich as
- .ert 70 H. advertiser trem Germany where hes
c Vliueble secret Tor over century IN as
TN suhed fai has proved an nisois rein.ay ~ IlS
rrrr 81 Indige-.iqn. Dy-pepa. Dzzinese Of tue heal
cent md Rheumatism Cole, Pan Of he Heart Cough d
Worrs pUries the system ,1rcushcri sfrestneh il9
.rv,s AZ its shaTre-s tie sense sors ne II nbin
ri Limbs cures the HiccouSh ant Heartburn, cures AL
nd al Coc 2 moment. IL - - fct, s2re rene y or
o. retcratou OF the vitality cf even the mot tecyed
rr-fcls a2 IL .r.5e preventive a-ans, al ni-c'loes
scLues.s Taxing II n-ody FOR Pu-s'as Il " = pIiy
the hoe EyC;e, and Only operatc n tro,O L 70 10 o
wit CGUlus pan Tie He-;1 Saccedae u l'ei -
iu!ss. ryCn BY taslug Ia &c dose.
StyeSl rtsp cable gentlemen this city Who a1's ase1
II crr IN geo T. Diaeas C0h-. &c, lave derived TIC
&, ai.st beEs Tor H. AID permit Ic 10 reic- 70 1aeI
CliARLES BRAUTiGAM,
20 49, Fulton s.. Newly ork.
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OFNTPAL RAILROAD of NEW-JER.

Y sEl.-Nev-fork 70 taston, u - - 20
Arranseutn commencing November 10 1851 Lave eI
No. NoIih River daily, for Easto1 and interm sdlaie
places g. An u NJ and 3.45 2 NJ, and for - n-Tvi.s
a-4i5PM Returning leave Philhpsbmg at and y AN
and 3l5 PM
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE for

K CALIFORNIA at REDUCED RATES.-rne new and
srtndid steamer UNCLE SAM, 1850 tuns, VIM A. Nlls
commander, VIII fsl for Aapwall on hONDAf, Decen
Ter 8, ut 8, L NJ. from Pier No. ? North River -,
1his steamer new, and has Gccomod tons ior ootI
CABIN It'd stceIaRe passengers unsurpassed ny any othe
in the trade. She ia double onbraced ana OF sress
sorgb having been constructed with SPECIAL reference 70
the new law OF Congress both 70 strength vcntiaol ana
security against Ere TIC travelling public are nyt 70 X
the ship at her berth. Arrangements have oeen nlao
with tie sgos Of this line 81 Panama, Mcssrs Garrison
Fi,Z forward the passengers without delay by tho
I6ep,Edont on the Pacific For pasagc apply 70
JONES & JOHNSON,
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CHENILLE. THE Office. No. lol vets. cor Liberty
NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO

n 4 W-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
~ STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH 70 SAN FRAN
CISCO ri REDUCED RATEs-N0 DETENTION on mt the
ISTHMUS-The new and splendid seainship UNITED
STATES VIM c. Berry Commander VIII leave New
York for ASP NWALL, Navy Bey, MONDAY, Deem
Der Is at o'clock NJ precisely connecting at Panama
with the new double engine steamship CORTEs, f9OO
tuus Thomas B. CrOpPer, Commander which steamship
lervts Paana the errva Of the passengers by the
UNITED STATES, for San Francisco, stopping only at
Acarulco for supplies This line has failed to con-
meet at the appointed time nj. ,,
These vesses in accommodations ventation speed and
sacty unsurpassed. An experienced physician Is at
tschs 10 eecE steamer.
Tssseneers will be landed the wharf c: Aspnwall, and
tsbe the PauaIe Railroad.
Passengers are cautioned that all tckes for this line,
must bear the signature Of the undersigned and that no
ether parties authorized 10 cell tickets at Newly ork
Applyt to DAVIS, BROOKS Co, No ~ Broadway NY
I7OR SAN FRANCISCO.-The new and
4 magnificent clipper ship SlROCCO, Capt John H.;
Ssafud viii sill from from NewYurk about the Isl OF
JANUARY. Persons about proceeding 70 California wa
Clpe Hon, will find this ship the most desirable convey
enc. ever offered She is GO burden, tull three
d,cler eud hss been arranged expressly for The Pacific
ard Fft ndiG trsde with cabins of unusual extent and
o. euCor superior those OF tie best European packet
,hrs Early application necessary for passage, as linz
it'd nunltr VII he taken.
f'i ''''7''' ]. :. 0hKFORD, No. % Wall-st
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Goal.

C0AL.-The subscriber has in yards, and lie
" constantly dschsrging all the varcus Kinds OF Anthra
se and bltuininous Goals va fcaoh Orchard Bach
Net the very best quality, delivered N handsome order
nd Cor sale low JAMES l.. WORTH
EA.st cor Thompson, and 6th-av., cor. Amos
Downtown Office No. 81 Wal ST.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS NEW-
w YORK aud HARLEM RAILROAD-Throe DAILY
Lines 10 and from Albany Fare, 81 81 The trains eaye
City Hall Station, TTyOn-TOw and Ceulrest day
SUNDAYS eNcepted,l es follows:
let Tam, 10 A. NJ. Wsy.Insil Tram stopping at al
WAY Stations.
"a Trin a. A. NJ Express Train, stopping ct CIoion
Fails Dover Plains, Hilsdhle and Chatham Four Corn
Sd Train. 345 P VI. Express Train stopping at Croton
Falls Dover Plains, Milerton, Hiilsdsie and Chatham
-Four Consr .,
Returning, win leave Fest Albany So snd II n ana
4PM. L. SLOAT Superintendent
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DANBURY and NORwALK RAILROAD.
iii y IL dafta Ca n. ~

II sA'DOhI anu NUN W AIN hali1hO-hD.
II %. and ater Sept s, the following trains Wa
l:s45A NJ with r.s-ens-r., connecting a, south Nor
for Nev-York, s;6osAh.
SIS wth pasenser. snd feiahi, connecting with
The Newly ork and NewHsvrn So IN Z. ", = SIS 2. NJ
Trsinf 20 Dsuhu-y viii leave South No-wa,s:
s5l A NJ. with Passengers ald freight rrc-iyius pzs
s-nsrs Tsrn the Newlork AID NsE-Hlyen A. NJ traLn
scrn kew-ioTk.
80 N with Passengers oay, receiving passenger.
fcIn the he~-Nc-f erd New-Havr $50 r. VI Expre-
trnin from Neweork and me 4s9 accommodation trsin
from Nev-Eaven HARVEY sMTTI. SUPERINTENDENT
Danfu-y sept - lS52
NEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL
~ EClD-suhiMER AARANGEIE3.r.-On AID
after WEDNESDAY, Aus le $50 Trains ~ill run a. k
lows:
Leave Ecr-Hayen 4; 7Sp A. NJ leeo-a.nodssion rr.ia
fr New london topping 20 az s:ss:oEs H. Is A NJ e
pres Tram Tor CullfoTd, Connecticut RIVER Jme aud
New London. conlccsinz with the steamboat All rrold
hines for S.oUingtoI Providence Gd Newport SIS p NJ
Accommodation Train for e<Lou5oa s;oppuS all
tors
Leave New Lorion al ESQ A ". Accommodation Train
Gr NeEH Stopping a. 81 Stations l1iJ 4 NJ, TX
press Train toI Lyme. Connecticut River CuilJrG aud
NewHaven :-Passenge-s leaving Newport Providence AID
StOnnstol n the morning. s-rvsnS u New 1oadc3.
take this trin for NewYoTk $50 P. NJ Accommodation
Train fcr NeW-havfn. Stopping A. al statlO-A
The II % A. M Express Tram leaves New Haven on the
arrival OF TIE 4 ". Expires Train from Sew-Yo-k
The 655 7. VI. Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
the arrival Of the $50 z. NJ Express Tram from New
Yolk.
The Trains leavins New London 1t $50 A. II aud io4e
A. NJ connect New haven with Ee---lo.k Trims AZ
995 4. NJ and lis p. NJ
PasserScTs By tie $50 NJ Train from New London
take The ExPress Trains 81 NewHaven for Hartford and
Sprinsfcld for hew-York the sane evening.
Eew-Havcn August II. 1852
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Rll lSlON COAl--l IN L-NNo ~ "a
MA COAL COMPANY is prepared 70 furnish sipe-
M White ASh Pi,lson Coal Of all sI,e clean and IN 5000
sei suitable for steam shipping and domestic purpose,
ten lie toats or yards in tajs city, Whhains5orsh ana
Brooklyn
The Comranys facilities such as TO -naele 70 give
kwu.
Particular sreunon gwen tie delivery OF Coal FOR do
essle purposes
Apply the ofoe BIosdway and Wali-st, ~ Yards
Nest, near Moronst lsths and 9th av and f'et -
soeyerneui-si city Foot o. North 10th ST. WismsbuTsh
~, VI Co,d-ss. Brooklyli.
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10 frame = law thai shall create IN ofhcer, 10 be
called the Inspector Of buildings whose duty shall
be 10 see that all new buildings are properly and
substantially constructed. The resolution was re-
ferrcd to the Committee Of the Law Department
Another resolution, in reference to the sweeping
aud sprinklng of The Streets principally Broadway,
was referred 70 the Committee on Cleaning Streets.
A resolution adopt ed, requesting an application
TO the Legislature for an ac. modifying the manner
Of collecting arrears Of taxes assessments Croton
water rents, SC.
The amount Of the annual taxation which tho
Board of Supervisors empowered to raise, is ono
million six thousand six hundred and fifty dollars
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer is adjourned to
Monday next. There are several murder cases for
trial.
The reccgnizances Of Mr.. Chas. O'Conor, surety
for the Fibustcrs, (Lcwis and Schlessinger,) were
estreated yesterday in the United States District
Court Comparatively little business was trans
acted in the other law courts beyond the swearing in
of jurors
II will be seen that Recorder Tillou expressly
charged the Grand Jury yesterday, that lotteries are
prohibited by the law and by the constitution
They must, therefore, find true bill against the
Art Union.
some interesting information concerning the nego-
tiations for the disposal Of Col Fremonts California
mining property to English capitalists, viii be found
in the money article, in another column
The storm of yesterday continued with undated
violence at the time Of our going to press. Severa
Of the telegraph wires were Frustrated, and fears
are entertained for the safety Of vessels of the
coast
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POLITICAL,
~r-,~~-s,-- .>,.,>> -.
NINETEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
4 M n mep tiup of hi.

NINETEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
~ Ward Commttee-At a meeting of this Committee
I'D Mt the house Of Francis MoBarron corner Forty
ninth street and Broadway Daniel d. Nash called 10
the chair and Henry Lebencsu Campbell
pointed Seeretaries On motion, il unanimously
solved that this COMMITTEES the selection
Lewis Cass fer President of the United States and they
earnestly recommend Charles OConor Delegate from
baltimore TO support that distinguished Statesman
this the first office in the gift Of tho American ope
position which his talents and his truly
cnttle him. On motion, resolved that Charles OConor.
ESD IS the duly elected delegate from the Eighth Con-
sonal District to the National Convention to be held
at Baltimore in June next and that
democrat and enlightened scholar he has
fdcnoe Of the united NJ this Eighth
District v! tho State OF New York
Of the minutes DANIEL u. NASH cLsirmau
HtsKy IfFnINJAr. g.....,.
FRANCIS tAarnplr. NoV'krs'Aiea
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Mails for f urOpc.

TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mail steamship Europa, Capt Lott, will
leave this port to. for Liverpool Her mails
will close at half past ten o'clock A. NJ The New York
and English will be published at half past nine O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Single copies in wrappers sixpcncc
Agents-Messrs. Edwards Sanford Co., London, and
Mr.. b. II. Revolt No Il Rue de Ia Banquc, Paris They
viii forward European advertisements intended for the
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Association for sAc Exhibition

Auuciation for thc Exhibition or the I'm.
Susry Of all NationCaptal $780, 00 with liberty 10 iu
crease il Co This being organised under
charter granted BY the Legislature Of the State of
York ready to receive subscriptions
thv stock The books will be opened the Office Messs
Duncan, Sherman Coz Of 4s William street. bankers 70
this company aud after Friday, the second day Of
april 1852 Ten cent the amount OF subscriptions to
paid the time Of subscribing No subscription to
THEODORE sEDGwICK, PRESIDENT
WIZ. WHrrrEN Secretary. ret 4.
.. DIREcToRs. 80
Mortinier Livingston, a. Johnston Livingston,
Auguste Belmont. John E. Develin,
Alfred Pe. Charles A. Stetson,
Francis w. Edmonds, Philip Rnrrowes
Alexander Hamilton, Jr., Henry c. Murphy
Ebert j. Anderson,
sUPLRINTENDrsG ARCHITECT.
Edmund Hurry.
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LOST AND REWARDS.

goo REWARD.-LosT. ON THE EVENING OF THE
wv .Hth ult. Diamond Ring, with eleven stones
~ black ENAMEL aud dstc engraved the inside. The
above reward will Be paid delivery Of the ring TO No
Fourth street.
Ck REWARD.-LosT on MONDAY AFTERNOON
VIZ about Ga o'clock between Bnriing slip, Fulton ferry
at corner of Pearl gold Loctet md cold silver
Watch Key The nnrrr will IL rewarded roYe return
Ing the to tho owner, At - South street
r osT-sTH APRIL, A GOLD EYE GLASS gITurR
IL in the Church ~. Frances xaver. West Sixteenth
street between TIM, ani East Eighteen street
by poor perton they viii receive reward Nv leavu.i,
with the Sexton Of the above church. Inns -
E0UND--A SMALL WHITE POODLE pocTup
Il can have II by paying expenses Anply Al IL
grocery store az the corner Of Harrison and W.,"mMe
streets. South Br, oklyn. ~ o'i"""in
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TIE TURF.

EENTREyIiLE COrRsT, y. I-TRoITt Nc THURS
- day. hriil at -. Z. ~ Purse 500 milo heats
three In i've IN harness. - Mclaughlin cutters h. IN Lady
Brooks g. srie.r en,ers War Eagle T. J. Nodnc
tcrth r. George west enters b. lI5ra Temple
~ woodruff enters y. NJ. Lady Bond y. Paer enters
blk Lady TiEaieth; ~. Rsynor enters cb z. Seiiu
onnibusos leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn half
o'clock r. NJ JOEL CoNkLiN, Proprietor.
DIED HOUSE PLEASURE CRoUND-TRoTTING-A
purse OF 50 will he givcn, to come on Wednesday,
the 9TH inst Nile he.ts best three in nnder saddle
For horses ths roted for neney Bntras
AZ the above house. Iusasy evening by o'clock
l.. LEIE. Irnsrietnr.
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SPRING nIILY.INERY.

Mrs. COoLEY's FASHIONABLE MILLINERY suou-
Vl Rooms. liz Ethth avenue, between riftsen,h az,
sixteen streets mp stair will BIO opened ON
oh day 81 April nest vita az ontre as-ortmcst of
spring Hats OF every description which Mrs a iotsnJ
Offering to the public very small adyane. an az.
poreTs price, An early Respectfully soI;cisd
Sixteen h streets. 'A'' ana
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seen assrs Brown TasEsr the extensive
Splendid osaods 70 So Murray street and Sos
ss, Of s and
S% n aad 10 Ii e
n aS wSrh n d al and The feels
tsat he viii b dealt with in fair and strictly homo
sdpaesSas y AN sAsfe
sh @ Rs
comes 70 tie city to purchase It Il for
this city that Messrs Brown excel ali other fancy
goods One hardly realize that il possible for single
m to have tssh as Of goods on and
bislment would be nearly, If not quite, labor spent
ted variety Of fancy which they prepared
dispose Of on very reasonable terms
Gents Pocket Handkerchiefs, &c., &c.,
Linen Gam nds hegnnqs at Is cents.
AL kinds and prices French Linen Gs%Is Shirt Fronts
Broadway, between Houston and Blocker streets.
Shirts made by guess may it, but the pro-
sspts ty GREEN Sos TO- Aston i Hoase
to IT. being cut geomstrcal principles niable
Ladies' india Rubber House and Garden
yhe in rardnn
s1sa o s' nhas' sssshsf sp
at As. per par-yery nice. For sale at HITCHCOCK s.
stores.
Brushes, Wood, Willow, and Cedar Ware;
Manila si,a India. Hemp and Cotton cerdage; WOOL
JSte Skeleton and sheep skn ID door
@ sns ht r
door south Of Fulton street.
To the Public.-After Four years expo
ricnce feel satisfied that is almost impossible
Without the mo.t Ssns therefore .s
duty having the to do it, propose
ease The vast Of diseases that to Yield inner
dately before IL renders impossible where It's be-
s snr % am that q.
cases ont of eight for it of necessity
arising from the nerves. and they numbcress Deposis
the medicine beneficial and will furnish it upon these
terms. JOHN PYNE 1902 Nassau street.
00uraud's Liquid Hair Dye II without
celebrated GOURAUDs Msdicatsd Soap for curing pim-
Sh I any c e e. So S
Liquid Rouge, Lily hits and Hair Gloss e. walker
street, near Broadway.
Clirehugh's Wigs and Toupces stand NM
Ivalled for their perfect IT. beauty Of nh htnes and
durability Gentlemen would do well call and them
before purchasing elsewhere Copy the address, l7o Broad
way. up stairs opposite Towards Hotel
Hair Dye.-BatcheIor,s celebrated LIQUID
Hair Dye the best discovered for colong the hair
whkers the moment il applied The wonderful and
Dye performs tcnishng. 1t is for sale, applied,
BATChELORS Wig Factory, No. Wal street. Copy tho
Wigs and Toupees-Batchclor'sn new style
Of Wigs the Of nature
ss at BATcHEIoRs Soiesra.sd Wig Factory. No. s%si
street whero be found the largest best
in the city. Copy the address.
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PAPER HANGINCs.

NV PAPER HANGiNGs-THos. FAYE a 90. az
spring patterns every style In ~. t. ns new
Nc are invited 20 examiae before purchasnv p.p
0b htne W ,ne retail department.
IQeGis lAyE 50, &c /. All .,s.x>.
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Richest Paper Hanging. in the CITY,

soLOhoN HART, No. 2i3 Broadway, have in store
afpl assortment Of French papers and borders all OF
patterns, and OF the richest and most splendid dcsyns
which they offer for sale at prices lower thnn pur
chased at other establishment In the city The impor-
taon curtain materials and furniture
also every artclcin htr line and which they whole
sale and retail At prices defying com petition.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

M EDICAL BOOKS. CHEAP-A LOT or NEW avn
jU valuable Medical Books. some what ILL.,
sold very low, u applied Tor soon. "'0' WI W
PRATT, W6oDtoRD r. Co, No Cortl.,a. 49,,
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Cos of 800 broadway have the best stock Of Wines and
segars nov in New York Their Grape Leaf Champagne Il
perhaps the nest article imported this
and I'll who have dealt Mt that store express their saa
ton not only at the goodness and quality
article supplied but likewise the liberal
manner in which the business s conducted An resdcs
should pay them visit and convinced they will not
be disappcinted,
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Trade PriceTor prices Of English Tapestry Brussels
three ply and English ingram Carpets roor oilcloth 81
eight yards wide, Window Shades BE- only the eight
spacious sale rooms OF 30 Bcrery-IIRAM ANDERSONS
and there you win become familiar with vopdcrfu low
y'css, AIMED ic enpcrt serrfts snd o'lcleths
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Crying Babies ,-Crying Babies.-A large

supply all sites these curious and
resting Baties just received at TUTTLEs Emporium
Fancy Goods. Novelties, &c, No. 3s5 Broadway. Come
soon tefore this lot Is exhausted At this establishment
Will he found splendid and immense stock Of fancy
useful articles suitable for presents which the
Of the giftgiying public " particularly invited.
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g
Humphrey $40 Broadway, of White street, having
purchased A. the late large auction sales will dispose
o. The same ~ the following low priccsRich vclvet
Tapestries es Brussels ss Three ply Ia 70 ST. Inxaus
u. 70 g.. sad all other goods equally low.
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SUrRENE CouRT-Circuit-Nos pa. 2S2. DDS. 235, 200
53l $40 342, 344, 347 to 1852 Special Term-Nos T. g.
6. 10 TO 81.
COMMON PLrAs-Part Mos. 81, l61 l53, 251 X. 267
. 2s? 2ss 2o7 800 3o1. 1903, 3o5, 307 500 Part g.
l64 2ls 2Co $50 2s4 294 2os1s 800 to 30sH.
SUPERIOR CouRT 1.-TWO Branches. Mos. g. 10. 10. %
25 80 80 A. A. 49, A. As &C. AZ. As 40 So 81 81 ST. 81
o. Sc 81 So 90 60 81 62 g. a. Is 66 g. 6s CO. TO- H.
Y. DIsTRicr CouRr.-The April term commences at
/ o'clock
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want 10 make saving Of 10 per cent call 20 Canal
street n. A. PETERSON ~ cos and there you will hnd
good all Wool carpets a. s & Cd and g. per yard extra
nnd S. yard tapestry BRUSSELS 6s 10 10 Also largo
aud splendid Of Tapestry Velvet new patterns
Oil Cloth from ~. Cd to rs. per yard.
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far beautiful wool ingram Carpets English
ingram Carpets at 6s. and De- Cd q. IRAN ANDERSoNs
OF Bowery Common ingram Carpets, 2 and &c.; Stair
Carpets, liz. Cd, 2s 3D. and 4s. Also English Tapestry
Brussels, and other Carpets exceedingly cheap.
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ngra and patent tapestry thrcepy Carpets precisely
samc as exhibited at the Worlds Fair elegant
and rcrolI pater OF magnificent original styles
N Bowery-HIRAM ANDERSON'S-the great depot for
the geuuine article. F.B--Beware Of limitations
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Personal.


VNHE FRIEND WHO. ACCORDING TO AGREEMENT.
called at No. ~ Greene street Sunday, 2 r. M t.
see 3lr Rice will please drop line stating
when interview may BIO had, TO L. Rice General
Office
John SHEDTN PARISH OF KILGARVEN, COUNTY
- Donegal. Ireland, working with farmer Long
Island Any information Of him would be thankfully re-
eeived BY his sister, Catherine Mcbride the Emigration
Once, Canal street where sac il without any
friends. Any charitable person willing to help her until
she finds her brother will relieve charitable object
INFORMATION wANTED.-JoHN McEvOy, NATIVE
OF Queens County, Ireland, landed here November last
supposed he went into the country to seek for work.
Intelligence Of him will be thankfully received by his sister
Mary McEyoy Direct n Of Mr.. John McCarty, ~
Greenwich street New York New Orleans rapers please
copy.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF MICHAEL HOGAN
He left Belleyillo to New York about four
months ago and has not secn heard OF since II this
should meet his eye person would
OF him. they would do great kindness to his mother Mrs
Hogan Please direct. by letter, to Catharipe Hogan
Beieyiilc New Jersey.
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REMOVALS.
u EMOvAL-GEO. II. SWORDS CO.. HAvEREMOv.
~ ed their stock OF Hardware and Cutlery from ZIG
broadway TO No 40 Dey street where they will continue the
business. as formcry,
ID EMOvAL.-DR. POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST ETC,
~ will remove the Let OF May to No Broadway
above Broome street During the interval he will attend
usual the treatment Of all diseases of the eye and
at No IL Warren street of Broadway, where
be had his "Tresse the Eye third edton-price fifty
cents also several hundred beautiful Artificial Eyes
natural eye.
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There IL no foretelling the weather In
this most tickle Of all the months but that little con
sequence nce ROOT at No. 33 Broadway. makes Daguer
reotypes always clear and perfect Whatever tho state
he gly
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF healthy cOnst1fu-
lions about to proceed to California travel or reside
effect an insurance their lives ct extra premium
cent Tor the former for the latter
National Loan Fund Life Insurance Company London
No. GRAD street Jersey City fund vested
In American trustees. All clsins payable In York
Medical caeer in attendance daily premiao
and genera In forinntion. apply ~ above.
J. LEANDkR STARR, General A cent.
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- &c % W. =, - guy t.IIs - ming,
Agents and Newsboys 1t contains Bennett
Greeley Raymond Lola Montes and a variety Of other