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w,s O. and s.,.h Bueksnham, .ssd year months and
1t gently links TO rest,
As once II used to do,
Upon its mothers tender breast,

It gently links TO rest
As once II used to do,
Upon its mothers tender breast,
And securely, too.
The friends and acquantances of the family are invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from the
residence of his grandfather, 223 Centre street
Louisville (Kentucky) papers please copy
On Tuesday. March 80 MARIA, wife Of Joseph Gruner,
In the 32d year Of her age.
Sickness sore long time she bore
Physicians tried in vain,
Till God pleased'to give her ease,
And free her from her pain.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
her brother Peter H. Miller together with the Washing
ton Association No of Phoatans, respectfully In
yed to attend her funeral. tomor afternoon, at
o'clock from her late residence No 10 East Nineteenth
street.
In Brooklyn, Tuesday morning, March 30, ORvrLE
NASH infant Of Isaac and Martha A. Skdmore aged
14months
The relatives and friends of the family requested to
attend his funeral from the residence of his parents 20
Columbia street, South Brooklyn, this afternoon at 2
O'Clock
Ogdcnsburg papers please copy.
Suddenly March 20, Of disease Of the heart DAVID
VAN ORDER, of Spring Valley, Rockand county, New
York, in the Gath year Of his age
His funeral will take place at the above place this
morning. at 10 o'clock The friends Of the family and
those Of his Henry David and Alfred Van Orden
and Of his son-inlaw James L. Miller and brother in
law John Talman Jr respectfully invited to attend
On February 20 at Maghera Ireland, after short ILL
ness, ANDREW NORTON Esq, formerly Of this city.
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Died.

On Monday March 20 MARTHA SMITH, daughter Of
Isaac J. Smith, in the 23d year Of her age
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited Ia
Mhd htr funeral, ths afternoon. at o'clock from
the residence OF her father, 7l5 Fourth street
On Monday, March ~, at her residence 90 Ayenue n
oh1ARmE ANN the beloved wife Of james j. Lyons aged
II years months and II days D.
me friends OF inc family aud those Of her father John
Mcbarron' arc invited 10 attend her funeral this
morning az ~ O'Clock from st, Brdgcts Church Her
remains will DC taken to Calvary Cemetery for nterment
Louis and Caroline Lcvcnard aged months and davs
he relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend h funeral this afternoon at halfpast o'clock
Brooklyn, without further notice
On March 10 az The residence Of her nephew Dr. W.
Msxweil ~ walker street, Eliza wire Of Captain H.
Hawkins If Weschoster
Inc friends o. the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral at st Petors Church Wcschcster at
IL 0 clock to. morrow
Gu Tuesday, March 70 RorrRr Jnoapsos, son Of Id
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understand his real motives and prinsiples, il is
more than probable shat he would meet with the
same cold and chilling reception, except on the
part Of the aolitonists socialists and Fourrcrtes
that he has recently experienced in the above
places.
Errensteine, who was convicted at Newark, N. j.,
in January last Of poisoning his wife in the previous
December, was executed yesterday morning. He
died acknowledging his guilt and the justice of his
misunderstanding that he died with hope in
the Protestant faith having abjured the Catholic,
| which he formerly professed.
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Onurt 0aleAAaE1XAls Day.
vPEaIoA CoURr-An notes Of issues must be Aled this

Green Turtle agaln-The undermined has
Just received from Charleston lot very young Turtles
Soup and Steaks all this week. bours Families and
parties supplied, at SIX shillings per quart
r. n. BAYARD, 8 State street.
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nun ber win not be published until Thursday the pur
OF giving full and descriptive report grand
Festival and Ball Of the New York Picayune soc given
illustrate Quskers &c Stories CUTS
and Articles AZ Items both serio oomico
tertainment Of its patrons.
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Marine Affairs.

NOVEL sTEAMsHp.--Messrs. Perinc, Patterson &
Stack Of Williamsburg are building for party large
steamship Of 200 tons to be called the Ericsson She
to be fitted with Ericssons caloric enginehe motive
cent used in 1t being hot air In place Of steam These
engines occupy considerably less space. and 1t lie said
be worked at so per less cost than the ordinary
fteam engines The machinery Is being bnilt by Mesrs
Hoeg Deamnter The Ericsson will be the first vessel
fitted with this kind Of engine She the Liver
pool trade and will be launched in August
QUicK PAssAGEs.-1he packet ship Washington, Capt.
Page arrived at this port yesterday, in u days
Liverpool The packet ship Constitution Capt Briton
oso arrived at this port yesterday in days from Liver
pool
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEw Yonx. March 80 1852
During the late gale, my vessel SCHOONER Reapcr)
foundered and myself and mate only were rescued,
through the brave and almost superhuman excrions
the pilots ard Of the piloboat Yankee by this
disaser lost all Possessed but through the in
huonce Of Iescutrs. the insurance companies.
chants. and residents Of this city have. by generously
contributing, materially repaired osa for which
they will please accept grateful thanks and
can atufe you that their Kindness 10 strangers
we were viii be remembered iy while live. The
total amount. S237 shall divide equally between Mr.
Cobb the mate. Mrs Phillips. and myself shall leave
the city by the steamer for Boston this evening having
been presented with free ticket by the agent of the
stcnington line Mr.. Lockwood but before leaving. I
with particularly 20 return my sincere thanks 10 our
rescucrs-Meesrr Curtis Libby Murphy ard Champin--
only fer saving lives but also comforting us in
our difress Spd earnestly hope their conduct will he
duly noticed by publishing this acknowledgment IN
your valuable jorpal you will oblpe your humble SER
pant, ISAIAH g. KILLEY,
Lntn mpsteY Of ssbr Renprr 81 Yarmouth. Mass
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Of the coolest days past green tree with
birds hopping from branch to branch and singing
pumaged fellow occasionally drinking another sitting
his nest and another apparently thinkngas real looking
scrap Of summer in fun would wish
the Worlds Fair Every child should beaken to it,
event in his life But while there, looked about u.s.
and what wilderness Of curositos that Emporium is !!
Children have great deal done them sure While
srainng wonder at what doing for and nations
We to turn aside and see how and
well as babes should look in at TUTTLES Emporium No.
AS Broadway.--Home Journal
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tons about proceed to CALIFORNIA; or reside can
effect on their lives At extra premium Of
cent Tor the former cent for the the
National Lean Fund Life Insurance Company Of London,
No. Grand street Jersey City guarantee fund vested
Medical cfcers in attendance daily premium
and general inform alton. apply as above.
III STARR General Ara
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Glance Around Mt Ball, or q Dinner
party and how many really elegant Shirt bosoms will you
seer Very few. And yet by giving order to GREEN
Ator House any gentleman may procure set Of Shirts,
fit him. become him to give him the air
Of man Of fashion.
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The Knox Hnt.-Knox is g .ome,, ON h.ts.

hats-fashionable hats-brant hats--superb hats
tasty and elegant hatcomely and durable hstsght and
elastic hats Others try but they excel the
deatigabe KNOX in the manufacture OF hats. This re-
and widely halter still holds at No.
Us Fulton street where he will be happy to gentle
who has 81 in his pocket and shocking bad upon
his head"
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Shawls, shawls-Selling out, Shayvls very
cheap.-HlTCHCOCK LEADBEATER, A7 Broad way
are selling out stock Of handsome spring shswls very
cheap The ladies will find them worthy their attention
They also selling out handsome spring Silks at
bargains, and have beautiful Of Barsges
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Great Bargains In Carpetings.-Peterson 4
Humphrey, $40 Broadway Of White street. having
purchased largely at the late large auction Sales will dispose
Of the At the following low prices-Rch velvets
Tapestries PSI Brussels Three ply To- to S InKraiu
"a. TO g., and AL other goods equally low.
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LOST AND REWARDS,

GO REWARD. LOST, LAST SUNDAY, WHITE
Ro Lace Pocket Handkerchief in Thompson street. some
where between Brocmc and Fourth The
ward VIII DO paid to who will bring the
40 ourth street. Wooster The
much value but to the owner.
/ oST--SINCE THE 18TH OF FEBRUARY, A BROACM
representing thistle, surrounded by precious stones
me nm er VIII receive its full value by leaving it q Wall
sroet,t J. Ii. FLEMING.
I osT-ON FRIDAY, 25TII, ON THE SIXTH AVENUE
- between Fourth street AID West Washington place
Gold Necklace marked Hate with small iooket the hair
in il Of deceased father The finder will be suitably re-
wardcd, by leaving it at 81 Sixth avenue.
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H. GILLESPIE has just received from auction and the
manufacturers and splendid OF tapestry
Brussels three ply and ingram Carpets Of elegant
and coors Housekeepers requested to CALI the low
prices that they offered at be beat this
ket. Please remember ]. n. GILLESPIE, Ill Bowery
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Friday A. Joel Co., $40 Broadway being about to cf
feet some extensive alterations in their will sell
immense reduction their well assorted
jewery silver and silver plated porcelain
pier wares opera glasses fans and other rich fancy
when their store will be closed while the alterations
being effected Ne 3 Broadway nearly opposite the Cola
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, sUPERIN-
~ tendents Office, New York, March 90 1s52.-This
the ports tho Northern and Western Lakes great
OF facilities last the
that this is the most expeditions ding mer-
ehandse Wet CHARLES MINoT, Superintendent.
OPPOSITION TO ALBANY.-PASsAGE 20 CENTS
~ Regular days Of leaving, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday. The fplerdd steamer MANHATTAN Capt VIM
- Nelson will leave pier foot Of Robinson street. this
wednesday evening, at o'clock. For passage or stata
rooms apgy TO the captain board at the
till clock.
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err reduction In prices, at 90

Still q far greater reduction In prices, at 90
Bowery HIRAM ANDERSON'S.-Good, perfect floor Oil
Cloths ut 2 3D. yard 200 pieces Of Ingram Car
pets Gs Cd "a and s. nep 0 ysrd. asa Engb T
Brussels and other Carpets at
loM prices.
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ing Warehouse of Fulton and Nassau streets New
Iork-New and splendid styles Of Spring and Summer
Clothing-Havng received late arrivals choice
tion Of the styles Of goods from the celebrated
European manufacturers buyers are invited to cxanina
surpassed by any establishment in the city. -
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Spring Clothing for City Trade.-Ve nre
now displaying and fashion able styles Of Spring
Clothing IN our retail department and win be happy to
prices
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day ut 80 Fulton street Freeman supplying his
on. with hatsfor So and So 80 which will
in wholesale and retail and his Hats the
large demand. FREEMAN 90 Fulton street. near Cold
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The great Carpet Depot and Regulator of
Trade Prces-For prices Of English Tapestry Brussels
English Imperial Three-py splendid Ingram Carpets OH
No. SO Bowery HIRAM ANDERSONS. There purchasers
will become familiar with tremendous and
ordinary low prices.
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The Practice of Economy Ii ms valuable to
any man finding rich placer In California and Of
the first rules Of true Is to get and
to THOMPSON 35 Broadway get their Daguerreotypes
taken because there they can get frstrate Likeness
half the they other establish
ment good Daguerreotype likeness enclosed in hand
some case, Mt fifty cents. j. W. THOMPSON,
Artist, 35 Broadway.
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Spring Clothing, Fashionable and Cheap,
cheap that the word wish express
our proofsGentemens Sack and Frock Coats So Black
and Figured Cashmere Pants 49, Satin Vests So Business
Goats, linen. alpaca tweed, &c, 81 to 49,
LEyIE REGAIN, corner Of Nassau and Beekman sts
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,Un1n-patenf Tone..

The Crystal Palace again.-Patent Tapes
try Ingram and patent Tapestry Three Carpets
cisely the those at the Worlds Fair
CANT Mosaic and Scroll agared Of the most and
the original depot for those style Of Carpets b.
Revare of limitations
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Don't forget to call and secure n Ten Acre
Farm or get share in Lakeland Village Lots and Farms
for small payable in monthly instalments Apply to
CHAS. WOOD, 20S Broadway, Of Fulton street.
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A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE ROSE HILL BUILDING
"A and Mutual Loan Association will be held at Union
Hall corner Third avenue and street on
who wish join invited to attend and expa
nation will be choerfuy given Persona DESTROYS Of Joining
do by applying tho Office ia Fourth from
4toSP.M CHARLES A. DAY, Secretary.
posTPONEMENT OF PUBLIC MEETING.--INICON-
sequence Of the storm on Tuesday evening" the ReIub-
meeting until Thursday evening April s the Apollo
Bancroft Stevens, ESQ., will deliver address order
Of Trustees. JOSEPH N BARNES President,
JOHN T. CAIRKEs Secretary.
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visiting the city for spring purchases respectfully
to call and examine stock Of Spring and Summer Cloth
ing 1t embraces everything that and for
the season manufactured with all that taste ard
for which celebrated throughout the Unted
States. Prices uniform and low.
d. j. DEvL1N, IS and IS John street, corner Nassau
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Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy.-E.
Evsns 20 and Y Fulton street. redcems notesn this bank
at per cent discount payment for ready made
Gents Pocket Handkerchief, &c., &c.
sn f Saa beEnnag at a cents
all kinds and prices Trench Linen GswTc Shirt E,ont
Broadway, between Houston and Blocker streets.
Phalon's Chemical Hair Inviyorntor. to
prevent badness and TO rceore hair that fallen
s tan and to cure seur or dnadru Or with
and all the drug stores in every city and town
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the
hair whskers the is applied without injury
TO the hair skin. 1t be washed Immediately without
sss S apa
way. For sale in the city and country by druggists.
Phalon's Wigs and Toupees.-Wc would
call the attention Of persons requiring wigs
st last fair They can be seen at e. PHA
Ions Wig and Hair Dye Factory 1877 Broadway corner Of
Billiards. Hair Dyc-A first rate article,
and the only that has given real satsaction will
not fade soil wash OF Beautiful specimens coored
broadway Of Lpenard street. For SALE Also the
the principal druggists.
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye 10 without
s.sn equally
gles freskles ssovnoss chaps ehafes roughnes 30
a"a White. and 'f Hair ~ alos w siss
Hair Dye.-Batche1or's celebrated LIQUID
HAIR Dye the best yet discovered for co0rng hair or
wlkers the moment u Is applied. The wonderful and
certainty with which this favorto and old established Hair
Dye performs Is Astonishing 1t IL SALE applied at
address. 'f' Wv
Wigs and Toupecs-BatchcIor'sn new style
OF gs are the most perfect imitation
yet invented Those wanting superior article should
call at BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No Wall
rt where can be found the largest
In the city Copy the address.
r. >. Slenvcr's Prize Medal Honey SOap.-
This magnheent parable toilet article the only
original ana genuine Honey Soap IL had nil
druggists and perfumers in the United States DAVIS
$50 broadway sole wholesale agent. 49,
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Hair Dye the best yet discovered for coong the hair or
certainty with which this avore and old estnbsLod Hair
Dye performs astonishing 1t IL for SALE applied at
address. ~f' ~
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HIISCELL ANEOUS.
TENANTS, REGISTER.


FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-A FIRST CLAs:
near stnyyesant square, and elegantly furnished
having all the modern Improvement will DO rented to
to let very superior private stable in Seventeenth street
near the square Apply to w. r. Lee No. Wall street
or to {. J. Poison, No l01 avenue b.
CToRE 1T BROADWAY TO LET-APPLY TO O. N
Geaty in building l67 Broadway, 10. 8, between
IL and o'clock.
STEAM POWER AND FACTORY TO LEr-THREg
stories forty ~ eighty feet fifteen horse engine
boiera suitable for marble piano forte
machine shop or any PURPOSES will he lot
IN with power Also two lots to lot lease Apply
to A. MCLEAN. the premises, Thirty-hth street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues.
VNo LET-FOUR TWO. STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
cottages situated in Fortyeighth street. between
nston and Third avenues They finished in style
WITHIN Seo est o. them every few minutes Apply to WM
ROBERTSON, Jr Agent for the sale Real Estate &c
36S Third avenue.
ITO LET-ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE TOWN.
etory House. with cooking range, bath and water closets
For terms, apply TO Mr.. AMOS WOODRUFF, No III
Thompson street. before o'clock A. NJ and about cock
-.
To BE LET-THE UPPER PART OF THE THREE
No, Water street.
Two LET, AT HOBOKEN-A REGISTER OF ALMOST
all the houses and parts Of houses let in this place
can be seen upon application Mt the Real Estate office No
81 Chambers street. Also several houses for sale.
j. N. BOARD. Agent.
ITO FARMERS. MILKMEN, AND MARKET GAR
containing about 200 Of land in order On said
farm are three orchards of best grated apples with
tahng for 30 head OF cattle &c. This farm Ia situated
within half mile Of depot of the New Haven Railroad
other prodses e M ase whore all the milk
70 good tenant will let terms
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T 0. OF o. F.-THR MEMBERS OF MERIDIAN
Lodge No ~ are requested to be punetual In attend
ance Wednesday evening" tho 9st instant the
dorstion Of the bylaws action BY order Of the
N T., JOHN BRAGG, Secretary,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOUSE CARPENTERS, ATTENTION-THE ADJ
IL ourned eetng of the trade will be held at Convsn
ton Hail. Wooster street, Thursday evening" April 1t
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VNO MR. W. LONG.-DEAR SIR-ALLOW NE TO RE-
turn my sincere thanks and heartfelt gratitude or
noble and conduct In rescuing daughter
from watery grave the 2th inst. acquainted
with you through tho and avail myself Of the prv
lege Of the for thanks
scorer but was awaiting dSughtsrs sssoye
both to learn illness Of
accident but II shall DO Instant the Reward
bear M thank y9u for your and believe 70
riness, yours truly and sincerely. THOS. N. ROYLE.
No. III EMIT ON RrookYn.
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LDVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.
~ SEE THIRD PAGE. ga

PERSONAL.
IF CAPTAIN EDWARD TOWNSEND, OF PRovI-
dence r. l.. will call r. L. o., at the Irving House,
vantage.
INFORMATION WANTED OF JARVIS MOSS HARKER,
EsqaHis address will Be th.nkfully received At Mr.
notice. he is requested to call send his address above
mentioned he will hear Of something to his advantage
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Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy.-E.
Evans 10 and Y Fulton street. redeems this bank
at 20 per cent discount in for ready made clothing
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c,

WANTED--A LIGHT SHIFTING TOP oNg-uoRsE
w WAGON. Must not weigh than 200 lbs with tLo
tor or Addross note ia J. ~ Bob 275 lower rcst caye
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prevent badness and to rcetore hair that fallen
become thin and to scurf dnndru invest il with
such brilliant gloss and permanent curl For sale at l97
Broadway and all the drug stores in city and in
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OF M are eunccd the most perfect imitation
yet Those wanting very superior article should
call AZ BAICHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No W
street where can be found the largest and best
In the city. Copy the address.
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Gouraud's Liquid HAIR Dye IL without

exception reservation tho very equally
celebrated ia GOUKAUDS Medicated Soap for curing pin.
PoudIe Subtitle nprocs hair from any part Of body
LIQUID Reuge Lily White and Hair dloss At s7 walker
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POLITICAL.

u ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND.-TROTTING.-A
~ Purse q SIS viii come Of this day "wednesday,
saddle for horses that money VIM Mapes
Big General Taylor Brooks enters Fanny Jackson
J. Woodruff enters b. Maria Walker owner enters g.
John Anderson: N. BIN case Of storm it will be post
poned until Friday, April 2. f. LUFF Proprietor.
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Linen Cambria Handkerchefs, beginning at rs cents
s3ored border do, 37s cents SILK DO 81 cents; cravats
all kinds and prices; French Linen Cant rio Shirt Fronts
new styles. and very desirable d. EDWARDS g. Co. CTS
broadway, between Houston and Bleecker streets.
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dive. to color

BalIard's Hair Dyc-A first rate article,
and the only that has given real sasfaction it will
not fade soil wash or Beautiful specimens of coored
hair diplomas &c. be at the princpa depot AIS
broadway Of Lspenard sale also by the
the principal druggists
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OFFICE OF THE CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON
~ Company. Bank Of the Republic Buildngs-A meeting
Of the Of tho Cumberland Coal
pAny will be held ut their Office at II o'clock NJ 18th
day April next to elect President and twelve Directors
and for the Of such other business may
presented BY order A. CLARK, Secretary,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

BUY hooks AND ENGRAvINGs AT ia NASSAU
eet.tboy are selling OF. The stock com priees O0l
hos o. old and new Books, all subjecte aso Noon
hnfrnyinrs srnll Iandeonpes Interiors Studies me
Vfu frins itbogrnpbs. Hcads old Limo Prints Be- AZ
Wv IH's5 :! ssl.4s o! e2ss. JoHA l.. S.lGLE.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

MOUNT HOLLY ACADEMY WILL BE REOPENED
d'L April the 18th, by Mr. William ID. Lysnar, 0
~ Marks College Chesea London late Teacher OF Ma
lions Tor admission to be made to the principal at
u AN any day this week. NB-Take the Hamilton ave
ferry. "