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My vS.sN 40 IN ,sioo Nj.
she occa.icc N sceem'
shopping, a. lf- AZ
children teing put on wisS stves fsxr=rz-.
The other dax when 4 rsfnsped1I

The other day. when I rstuspsd,s-s,
ter me Of these excursions, almost The flrss
Mira Jones said. were:
~Such luck as have had 10 day. Smith. po
hurry and eat supper. that may show yos my
bargains"
Accordingly the purchases we're prwiucsa
when The meal had been dispatched. and children
pnt in bed This last procedure Was not effected.
without some difficulty, for the little cnes had
heard their mother talking an much of their new
spring dresses, that they curiosity was oil alive
and they were eager to sit sp but the laws Of
The Medes and Persians were not more inAexihle
than Mrs jones and when from pleading tho
children proceeded to CT, ing shr Mhp,,<d them
all round, and had them carried struggling 10
bed
Here's some wonderfully clenp chntz." she
said producing bit Of calico, its orth shil.
ling every cent Of il. and I've known the day
when cnuld not have bought il for less thana
qiartr oi dollar; what do You think | paid for
lhntf T.
was Incapable Of answering my bushes not
lying IN that line and ! cunIrssed as much.
"0h you men never know nny thing" she said.
We'll paid eight cents f'r il, only think Oft,
and its pretty" As she spoke she held ,he pat.
tern before her, smoothing it carefully down with
her hand
! ;a,Lo,s anl 5.ni;.. e. -. '...,. ~
" chased marvs,on.s % % .pm % 'u." % snI,v in ~ =" ru
ME- - Ja LAM. ~. ,l.d;, I """'' ''0H "PH
Thar.. ,.,,, ~ , A.. .:,
proudly, unrolling the tfabric. Il never in my
| lie, saw any thing as cheap a. this Seventy.
five cents is what il cost 10 import this article,
so the store keeper said, vet got it for--what
do you think i--now jus, guess for once, Jones"
"a dollar award, suppose" arsw cred, for
ME- .Io,.s i.,,h'i or,.;.,, A, La, l..
.roto. INV '"'
! .No bo,ob, that s,r ,h;rvsovo, .n5, h.lr
c.,,s y,,d a. !, nos en- .h.ar 7 ,n.L a"o'.I
} e., myse,, az vol, 90 for IL. .I;,,,n"
! .Rn, tbouob" F" r,estIy ;n,ernos.J a,h,, vo,,
had already Louyht yonr avn ,l,esses,
so bsJ hu, ia nas so chaan go, L,ou
and IN, n do l.;ns d,.ss "a sIwavs ,sa
81 L., ,h;nL a.. - ...,I a.. D.
,.v, s,,,;n,, '". i,.s. III ~. .,, s n nau;.
,ha, Il vii he can,l, % I.s snnno..
t,ke. as much s,u,f s,r You n. Gar hoth th. ,;rl.
! .Fyac,Ivn
She .nnte sboe,,y hrt won, =,
"TL.n yo,, n,i,,h, ;,,s, ~ ,ar h", to.t, l..
la;os ~, ssvs,,v e, a c.n,s y,,, A.. ,n., s,,.
mi, "a aoo,i 7, ia,s. ,,,;.n" ~" '"'
m, son ,h;,i 7 4 l,ox had 4, ,o,or 81.
said ,s .he ;.,knd .hs on@Js or, - ,,n h,,d =.
IfIwos nr,rnr,b, ,o f,,L rnan \, n, ~. ~,
uss ,aIL;n', ", ,a, .aho~rr 49," ~ w. ~, baa,. ~; y"
vo, aIwars 49, s,,n ,'s,hane ',c.mi,r
saw th,, ,Le no,;.nc. NJ Mr. Jon.s ,ras 81,
loo ,u.a, ana o .a.a,,aa o,'JaJ Al -.
been TOO seycre for her anil xo ,ad NO n,o,. -
p,, ,Lou,,L, of ,ho ,,;,a...hI. ,i;,,.r I Id -.
cy,,J 90 ,,.,ai. - Jaa,,,,,. =, -. 80. :.
,.,s. al ~ H.. ,,ll.'.,, ..L', LsI 80,
,o La, '' VI '"e S"0''' ""' "A" eo"' ''J'"s
Tbc r,,, r,or,r, M. I,ros hal Go,
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I he .,crIls Of ItallOnIn-.

Narrow escopc Of H. Peti" and compomio"s.-
HIS BdilDn picked up at sea,-M. i'eun a"d lis
compognons da ooydge narrowly escaped with
then hvos, on Tuesday last, after tho grand AS.
crn-ion from Bridgeport They went up heauti
tu'ly The Springfield Republican Of ,sterday,
IN speaking of ,he ascension, says;
Mons. Pe,ia left t,rrJ f,md at the appointed
hour ii 7. NJ, with three companies, III large
boat surrounded by four splendid flags. Ills as.
cent was OF the character a. here, rising slowly
rnd ia u straight line, I'LL almost in the clouds
hen the strained eve could jut see him, he was
-lauNug uu he edge uf the boat, waving his lst
at the multitude below. He moved off eastward
ami was soon lost III the dlm dl~eance. His course
seemed TO be near tie Sound towards Norwich.
When last heard from, he was seen from the
cars 10 over North Haven. The crowd gathered
to see the sight was enormous there WIS hardly
a place To be had to stand ON, and the numbers
were not told OHe Of Mons. Peus COM
piulons was shuul teacher, another a French.
inau resident in the town, and the third we did
moi learn, probably mn assistant He took up n
| iIge amount Of ballast, and We hope vii! find
our'hng heavy III his purse.'
The mpauluns of VI. feiin, IN his aerial flight,
we've GU,tNve, hIs assistant JOSEPH W Duiuur
and gentleman from Bridgeport. They left
that city at quarter past three o'clock, On Thurs
daN alicruprn aud were carried along by north.
westerly current. at a very rapid rate, untii find
! ng th,m.clvrs gong oHt Ia sea, hey came down,
aud fell into tie ocean about two nes from
shre. Ai'er cInging to the network Of tie bal.
u.uta bout dire" quarters ofan hour. the were
? .....r.. .le ru,t. manned uy 4 crew from
/ ru. u... l.,g Island
I "a l,.a AL kr.nl M,
i.n. .0... wh. rra,h,d town Yesterday after
rr,. Nt stale. ttI 'hs balloon Travelled the
..,.t ..,,r., uiir. in one hour and five
m....- .. u,,. mIr mluutvsa minute - ".
B lrp".
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Milliner

Corner Of Canal md Columbus STREETS. opposite
) b. Grid'cy's Store Otnrd.
Mrs GREGG would inform the LADIES' of OF
Nl tawa and vicinity that she has lust received,
lrom the city, a splendid assortment OF Straw
Bonncts. She has also good assortment OF vel
vets sa Tins, pushes. Silks, ribbons, flowers, tabs,
&c, OF The newest fashions She will do all kinds
oi custom work in the Mlnary line Those who
have not purchased hats will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere. sept IL
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Dress Making.
GA G1
Carriage and Wagon Mannfacto

| q GAY would inform his friends and cusio
~ ners that he has removed 10 his new shop al
the south corner oithe public square where h,
wiIlconllnne The manufacturing Otrarriagcs buggic,
ANA wagons IN the latest and most approved styles
Being practical workman, he ilaltrrs himself thu
hr can build as good wofk MS can be- produced IN thi,
market York made 10 order and warranted to civ,
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortes
notice.
Cash paid iorseasonrd lumber ] GGay.
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From the Home Journal.
THE UNION.
by MRS TN BEsIgIpoE, OF rfxAs.

Fr-einen, Son, Of Patriot sires
Kndle now y0ur altar fires,
UHoS, our snng inspires,
Ra-. the strain to Heaven -
Fling our banners to the ky;
God bcholds it from on high
Watched by The all seeing Eye.
Ii shall not be riyenl
Think ye On the glorious time
When, in majesty sublime,
First upon our native cline
Freedoms star arose,
Tyranny, in threatening night,
Stroye to quench i's dawning light
Foreign power and kngy might
All combined, our foes
Then, in halls, now old and grey.
On ColumbiAs natal day,
Stood band in firm array
With united breath:
In that dire, unequal strife,
With the fate Of nation rife
Pledging ior,une--honnur-life--
To L'berty--or Death
In their cOun'iy's sacred name,
From the north and south they came,
One in heart, and one in aim,
Signed with steady hand
Freedoms glorious charter right.
Which, like lightning DER the night,
FLASHED a tyIant power to blight,
Through the awakened land
Master Spirit Of the time
WAsHINGroN--withs soul sublime,
Born, to save his native cline,
Bade them on nor pause -
Sworn their rights no more to yield;
Stern and calmn they took the field
Nicto.ys flsmslng sword to weld
In righteous cause
Onward rolled that strife Of years;
DaIk ard Greao mid hopes and fears,
Widows slgh- and orphans tears,
Fearless sIill, and brave;
SIDE 10y side stood sire and soH-
Patriot mothers urged them on;
Courage and the ,Ictorys woul
God The right shall save
Patriots Of Godlike mould,
lnawed by power, unbought by gold
Nhsre thr voice had been 50 bold
To name disunon them
Dark had been that traitors doom
Life, day Of sullen gloom;
Aud death-a clod, dlshonoured tomb
To that despised Of menl
And such The fate forever be
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A Young gentleman Of this city, who has Of
late been much afflicted by palpitatiop Of the
heart says he has found considerable relief by
pressing another palpitat.ng heart to his bosom
Queer, isn't 10
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The Quincy Herald cay, tia, The masonry aud
stone work On that part of the Northern Cross
Ralro,d, extending from Quincy to Clayton, a
dislauee6f about thirty uiIes, was completed
sons time las, week
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Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the irs insertion, aud 2S cents ioreuch subsequent
insertion A liberal discount made To those who
advrrri4e by the year
or No paper discontinued until al nrrearages
are PAID, unless at the option OF the Publishers.
NJ Cuulnunica'lrus, to insure attention, musl
always be tree oi postage, and accompanied with
The Authors name
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.. 4 OSBORN J. T. SKINNER
AUCTION AUCTIONl!
o. 4 Osborn's Cigar srIcon

iUCTIpNEERS, are prepared to receive any
KIND OF Property for public or private sale, such
as Merchandise oi all kinds, Horses, Cattle &c =,
which they viii sell To the best advantage
On Consignment, lot OF ready made Clothing.
which will br pu, up their sales room for the IN
SpectIon of the public A business entrusted to
their care in the above line will meet with prompt
atlrniOn- Aup I-lt
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FURNITURE! !

ever offered IN inls malhrl, Hnu
nj prices to defy competition. They have i"ciIl.
ties Tor manufacturing superior TO any tbs side OF
Chicago and are dctermItcd TO put their pnce
Afthc LoDeS Mark.
In addition 10 what they manufacture themselves
they nre receiving a good assortment oi furniture
from the most fashionable houses IN Chicago, which
ihry vii. sell at Chicago prices. adding transporta-
ton They would call particular attention TO the
tact that they are making th'r own
Redsteads,
which enables them to furnish cheaper and bet
ter article than can be got elsewhere and they
w make any size and pattern that may be called
ior, orany othrrar,cle IN the cabinet oiuphelsIery
line on short notice.
Furniture Delivered and >eiJp
~ any part Of the town, and il It does not give sn'
ti-acli0n the money will be refunded They also
keep ON hand Sash and Glass OF all kinds. They
hope by strict attention to business TO receive H.
berai share OF patronage.
Undertaking.
They viii pay particular attention ie this husl,
nes' Cuiiius Ot all ,iZrs constantly on hand
Fisk's Metallic Burial cases furnished II called for
Persons leaving their orders with them will be re-
lieyrdirom further trouble as they attend funerals
with hrarsr and furnish carriages It wanted.
Nay2% 1882 -ly RUGG X WATSON.
Mem Furniture IIdre Room, LIST door north ot
! HoesS SIritfs Lam Office, La Sdiie ST, O'tdtoa
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pccu'inriiies Of the Shnkcs.


a correspondent OF the New York Times, re
rru'ly visited I,h,unu Sprinps and the Sb. kcr
,,.u.. yi..,.,.,.,t,,. ,,I..-,,,,.,l.
H'''"'' N"'' ~ ~" WV h'''" ""'"'S N"e H"o
bath spent with jh!s "mUlll Of Ia hundred:
u,ll. ..,....,,. St
-
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ptt'f'' I.I u,J., ,t
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"e" W. ,N,'.' we ''.'',' WV" " ,.''''
~ ""' ,''" 80 W
Wv, W., ,,'.,,.
'l,', ~ ', Wv i', - -, .,,.,
!, ,,as an ,,.,.,...,,.. ',,..., .,.., .t...,
o'nJ "f,r'.',..,.u ..... ,... ,.....
70 by 90 fect) loor "r.... ..i ... ...
of the grave 'uue nI .r.H.r ... .....
what we readily "''
nth'S OF "ha'rn"'h"U''' '.'. .. h
me room Sn'u''o", o'N' '''. W"
door'" d''d" 49, P"@N' T. '''.' W.T..
eH u'"'' 'n' ""e' ~ 800 .."
were Drought up IN '"."'"'' ''" . '.''. "'
wv" '"'nR "" %" '' ''. .' 'e""' "
n''h ana "'o.' NOW. '''.' .. .''.. '..','
''"'' Wv" o.
h""' .'' u .N''
came '"'""' "'''' '"u'"
h'rHI-'" '. i've
| au'''' WEI
Ue" n"n'
WI '''N
"Iw'l'I
COM
'''h ." 50 '-'" 10"
Y',c'' ', .'- 'u.''
W. '"'N We '.''. WI. ~" "
.ny u 'u'"Ee '. H '''.'- '. .'', ",.'u Ji'.'
we h'r' "'"''"'I Vi" W." .Hi" ~ ",p
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A man in Georgia has just invented a poultice
Of such power that they sgs used for drawing
canal bpAu.
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oh, Mary, could willingly die for thee
Glad to hear it, William my dear, replied III,
little coqusttc, Il never did want to die
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Undertaking..
House Painting.

THE subscriber has opened palmt shop on Ca
nal street, IN Ottawa, next 10 Hossocks store
near The Side Cut where he will be ready to re-
ceivr orders Tor work, or do any kinds OF painting
that may be desired uam3-tD J. d. TONES.
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- Millinery! Ia
rS Mrs. q. FYFE has removed her VIZ
Millinery Establishment to the rooms directly over
l.. H. Smiths Store,
next door To the \ Y House She trust, for con
unutlon ol trade, assuring her customers that work
committed to hcrcare will hr executed with prompt
ncss and on very reasonable terms.
81 Ncrt Door 10 hc Nop York HonSe' q
Ottawa Janu arv 4. 1852
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OyE Dollar AND FIrry CrNrs per Annum
II pa,J IN advance, Al papers not paid iof IN ad'
vance willbe charged at the rutc OF Two DOLLARS
= Xenr
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CT. u Il u AT ES

Payment must Invariably be in advance,
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Whitehall street.
ON Tuesday, April a. MARrBA wife Of Ralph Camposii,
hate Of Contibret county Monaghan, eand IN the |'o
year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral from her se
resence Leonard street. this afternoon at o'clock
Her remains viii be to Greenwood Cemetery for in
teIment. ,,.
On Wednesday April 2S after short but severe Illness,
ANN wife Of John sperling in the SD year of her
age 10 u-,,v,
The members Of Getty's Lodge I. O. Of o. f.; Marion
Division Sons Of Temperance, and the friends OF the
family invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence. 129 East Twenty eighth street. tomorrow
At ~ o'clock.
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WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET.
III Iuduato Iiil Iondnn-Ihe above house Is esntrauv
situated has excellent colco ten or ssie private
sitting forty aud hfy light airy bedrooms
good smoking room warm cold and shower baths evays
roady nght Porter IN attendance; fixed charge ssr-
yauts the New York Herald 6led Thomas OuafN r lima
tenders his grateful thanks % Ms Americas rena4 thu
favors long enjoyed At their banda sna
their ontinsed yetroEare rad Recommendation.
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THE MILITARY.

DREsENTATIoN--THE SIXTH TROOP GERMAN
Hrssars presented yesterday, to their Captain. Car.
Meyer and TO their Orderly Sergeant john f. Browning
each nagni6cent Sword.
Private VIM Addicks addressed the Captain follows
Captain heyerOn behalf OF tile officers nonc0mmisoned
officers and privstos company have the pleasure
presenting this sword testimonial of high
gard for and the position hold among Though
il ranks have already known how much you
admire terythe liberty OF fatherland, which all
friends aud you be ready with it in the
great and good cause offreedom an liberty.
The Captain replied in sutstsnee;Mr. AIN behalf Of
troop in accepting through you, this sword from the
am not sufficiently prepared to express my feelings but
sir assure You will spare pains to prove myself
thy Of this token Brothers in should duty call
on me to draw this sword in countrys defence, shall
give you proof my worthness of it, to do honor
you and myself. thank all and every
Private Lescrmanns address to Orderly Sergeant John
+. Browning Worthy Orderly Sergcant-l have been cho
sen as one OF committee ofseyen in behalf OF this
n! to Treent to you this sword, token from
brothers ef their personal regard and for
Allied he duties that have been assigned to and
your acts have been highly appreciated by your oanon
in Sir knowing do in presenting this to you,
should be called unsheath this in tho
duty called and would be ready strike the blow Tor
freedom
Reply OF Orderly Sergeant ewnug-It ibe
to feelings this unexpected and
therefore cannot 81 10 you speech All have cay H.
Kosuh said in Castle Garden the best speech TO give
Put your trust in God. and keep powder dry But
brothers If this beloved country should call for
service You will always be first aud last in
battle, and will this sword yaur satisfaction.
brothers for the great honor betow this day,
with this magnificent sword, accept my thanks and beat
wishes ftrt.
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~ sr meeting OF the Second Knioksrbocker Building As
:S.i.s,SI ~. b ssId Kniel.rsoshsr Hall Monday
tho due. are payable on that date this VIII Also OFFER
=. nou.isanE eondition We invite all to .t..ud .hi.
meens able speakers will be present to give full and
explicit Of the wording Of these Institutions
Anickerboeker Hall Monday evening next Nay
3d. Books open for subscription Office l6s Ninth
avenue JAMES r. DEIVECCIIIO President.
IL. MADDEN, Secretary.
YAE APOLLO THIS EvENING.-ArrEND TIE
meeting Of the Pianoforte and House Furnishing Mutual
Aoeston The society Into operation the st Of
may And very desirable that those ladies and gentlemen
WHO intend subscribing should do The list is
ming up rapidly. Once No. 2Astor House.
A. ii. J0CELYN, Treasu ter.
plANoFoRrE AND HOUSE FURNISHING MUTUAL
Loan AssoeiatonA those interested In this society
shepd attend ~ meeting At the Apollo this evening" at
Dali past seven o'clock The society into
the MIST OF may Those who cannot attend their
names tne once IN the book store Of Adrance sherman
procured. A. IT. JOC'EJ,YN Trensurer
DIANOFORTE AND HOUSE FURNISHING MUTUAL
Assoeiation-There will be meeting of this society
He Apollo this evening" At half past o'clock TIE
VINO nave not signed the articles Of
are to attend Those ladies and gentlemen
heha 10 become Subscribers Also requested to attend
IS the goes into operation the LIST OF May. Once
NO. Afttr House. A. II. JOCELYN, Treasurer
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News, NEwsn- THE LATEST NV -, ,v1 =

NEWS, NEWslt- THE LATEST Me- INV ,pIE
~ graph, and all othcr sources, In ~ uad AID a,b.r
lazy ppaper., Gan - up News lint, iS
Xix o'clock Ey.pins .nrst street every "rsmS ny
49, ar ssndey Papers Magazines, Periodios 80 As
Rock reusd from the press. Also School AM bisnr
AZ Writing Paper and Stationery Orders rsenys'
&c for all the daily papers aud attended " D.
.sar carrier 81 each % per.
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II McvAL;-pn, POWELL WILL REMOVE ON TIE
IN first Of May 70 500 Broadway shove Broome street
Daring the Interval he will attend TO Diseases Eye
aod Ear Warren street. whore had bis Trea-
Nse the Rys price 10 cents Also Artificial Eye who
VIII rove and looh lie tho natural eye.
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~ r.
~ meva-Vincent Dill, Jr, Stereotype and
-Four der has removed from Nos q % Ann street.
the new building No 20 BeekmAn street. between
and William.
VTNO PR!NTERS.-FOR SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
= standing Press, and super royal Washington Hand
rress WITH ssfnkng apparatus complete. Apply to r. n
EAST PRINTING-SPEED BEAUTY, AND ECONO-
my is now the order of the day, and SUTTON'S mr.
rangement are complete, that he print
quantity OF Cards Circulars, Bills, BE-, ut short notice.
and low prices His office Is Mt the old stand t2 Fulton
THOMAS 4. SUTTON, Printer
TYPE AND PRINTING AATERIALS-NEW BUILD
ing, No. 20 Beekman street between Nassau and VIII
The undersigned bog respectfully their
ana the trade that they purpose moving the hrs
to their building no. 70 Beekman Mas
sau and William streets. They trust. from the facilities
there offered by every modern Improvement to meet
tnuene liberal support Fonts Of plain Scotch faces
ranging from 100 lbs to 600 lbs weight will be kept on
hand rs well varied assortment Of Fancy Letter
article the furnishing print
ing ofces The subscribers would beg to call the attention
OF the trade to their metal which for
surpassed eqnallen by foundry in the United States
BY peculiar combination of metals arrived from an
experience thirty they enabled cast type
which they feel assured will last longer than that
proof Of this they would state that the last
1.-THE New York Herald lasted upwards OF
averaging daily circulation all the year including Sun
days besides extras Of IS copies and this their rotary
durability. JAMES CONNER SON, No. 25 Ann street,
corner Of Nassau The type, &c. which this paper is
printed is from James Conner L. Son foundry NIB
Editors and publishers Of newspapers giving the
insertions prior to the first Of august 1852 and sending
purchasing fear times the amount Of their bill
tising.
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TO PRINTERS.

STEREOIYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY-RE-
~ meva-Vincent Dill, Jr Stereotype and Eectrotype
foun mas removed from Nos Il and % Ann street. to
and william. ~ ~
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AT ~,ox, ~
oreenough 60 VII sell .hs Day rssr.soS a, "a
tire paror Bedroom and NJ, hon s.rees we en-
WaT,,.nls Cbsirs ssfa Re- ~tesds, Mattresses Reds
n;nlne TabIs, T.s,s Croc' seads, OIL Cloth Carpets
aau sha Az s.x AHA cry. Knives And Porhs WIN
" &C. Tcrus tssh
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4 Standing Press, and . super royal Wxshngton Hand
Press With seinkng apparatus complete Apply to r. n
Hoe b Co., Gold street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WIDE AWAKE AS FvEg.-stENE IN AN EATING
w house-Corned Beef vers Por Anti. Rent on
the FIRST of May sly Fox. w Unsiss story
Banquet by the Oldest Tnhabitsnt Tho Witch Of the
Wan. splendid Comic, Cuts. Tremsndons, wonderful
astounding, Spiritual Movements, Oh Lawks From
ComrlaiIi ing Bachelor. The Compromise Cat Random
Gsthorr by Our e-an plenty more Of fun. fancy, &C.
All in the New York Rsscle for this wcek-for two
sae by all tho News Agents and Newsboys
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II r.. WILLARD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and tecond hand Paintings, Ne, to close sass.
H. H. willard Auctioneer will sell this morning, at 1917
o'clock, assortment Of handsome Furniture Paintir
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