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

A UCTION NOTICE GERARD & BETS
IA will sell on MONDAY April 18th AZ 10 o'oloek al
No 32 Chatham st. close the old and long established
concern of John B. Cassner late Gassner Young
set Of oonfectoners tools and fixtures, &C. The stocA
consists in part Of tea coffee, pces canary and rape
seed almonds, Brazil aud peanuts tapiooa. licorce
PASTE English dai y Dutch and sapsago cheese, cocoa
chocolate candles, fancy Show candles, jujube
paste, &c. The whole embracing general assortment
Of groceries.
Also large collection Of fine brandies Wines liquors.
marGscuino methglin c0rdials SC, In wood and glass
many of which the accumulation Of twenty years.
and are very choice
Also 433 dozen Saratoga water quarts and pints
Also, quantity Of conec0nsrs tools together with
the fixtures.
Also, quantity Of empty bottles SC.
Also the store hxtures Il large 90 60 smaller
stand casks sugar show barrel scales, weights meas
ures counters shelving largo and small oil cans, avn
ing and awning posts. &e.
will rnalY NllnrnlN mnrninn. u.
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.EAKFAsr AND TEA.
PUTNAM HOUSE,

MO. 357 FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
Railroad Market.-LAWRENCE R. KERR @SsM
HOUSE AND DINING SALOON, --HW
prepared to accommodate citizens travellers and bust
with pleasant lodgings and meals at all hours
style equal to any other estabshment in the city
Re would call particular attention 30 the following
tensive and economical
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

CENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND
VI Single Gentlemen can be accommodated with "a
Board and pleasant Rooms at Nos 40 and AZ EAST ff
BROADWAY. Also several day bearders. Bath-Is1&
room, cold and warm water. Apply at No 20 East
durau AlL IL-
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Az. Sunshine for the sicff.

As tue smile of the to ga aden the Earth,
When the Demon cd storms folds lis ebony curtain,
" the suffering loved ones by many hearCh
Rosy health shall return making pness cegtan.
For II cold cata l.h, influenza cough,
Have enlistod the lungs in their terrible SERVICE
Tnese viii hg like Che cloA is at driven of,
BY the sWset pahacea OF Healt as FRIEND Mrs. Jervs.
Yesi the cure is unfailing-the noblest and best,
Our stateenlen, heroes, patriots declare it.
Taylor, BenJ IN, Van Bnren, aild Hail tae West,
Their Endorsement have the hands that pre-
pare il,
Then 1t weak be your lung gif consumption ye dread
Don't yield 20 despair, be anxious aud nervous,
But with hgho heart and confident tread
TO Bureau Of Health your lend Mrs servis.
The Hon HENRY CLAF, who was compelled
publicly that he cNu not eply to the letters
dressed him while honorr,g th c5y with his PREF a
yet felt called upon t stify to the virtues sc
Jervis Cold Candy from Of which de der hrs
mediate benefit. His etteI item to Mrs nVec n
time rhen every moment WaA employed, saast9S at
SiG az snss ars snS SES%Is Sa s 0
and BY druggists generally ~ AesE Y hits hits 81
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11
MRS. a. BLAKE.
MEssRs LTGHTE & NEWTON

N CUN6EQU UENUE OF TINE INCREASED
4 demand, and nnrivalled popularity of theirv-sEu.
PLANO FORTES, have extended their bust sszHs ~
ness, and opened wareroom in Broadway, wv Y J
No 60S, where we shall constantly keep choice seec
tlon Of our from Ga to u octave in Rose
shall also continue to keep full assortment Of instru
meats at our mandatory and No. % Canal
street. AL Piano Fortes of manufacture war
rsnted in every respect. Professors, amateurs and
those who anticipate purchasing respectfully nvit
ed to call and examine. All orders from the city
country pnbctuallV executed, NIL 3mk
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FOR SALE.
EOR SALE.
TVuT LARGE OOURT.E H01ST. NOS

TVHE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, NOS.
L 100 and 1905 West Goth street, near Eighth xzA
and contains all the modern Improvements, V1z ;tA
marble mahtles baths, ranges, Croton water &C. &c,
including balcony and small court in 'front.' Ierm6
moderate, and part of purchase money can remain on
bond and mortgage. Inquire Of Wh H. hO1 J. 80 ~
Ninth nYenuo. " W
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

and Mutual Loan Associations, clearly explained IN
pamphlet form Price l21l cents. Published by r.
Chapman for sale at the Printing Office % Full
ton ssree N and of the secretaries Of the various
Assooations. All interested should procure copy as
IT contains much information to members and those
aseut joining. There are two working Plans showing
eredempton Of shares with the interest and profits
tnreoni six months repors of association now in
sstence, with such remarks that will show glance
Isre the prohus from. and h0C estimated to the
sNloe Of the shares. number Of questions are duly
considered and the made clear that all must BE-
Aneeo that these Institutions are founded on TRUTH
All
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sTRAW Goops-sTRAW Goope.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL AT YOUNG'S
w Cheap Straw Hat Establshment No. SO
BOWERY. A very large assortment Of Straw A9 ETn
Goods Of every kind Of quality that be founo M SUI
in this city the greater part of which having ~
purchased for cash enables the subscrter to sell o@
at low rates. A splendid and large assortment Of
the most approved shapes and styles of Bonnes and
French trimming braids will be kept constantly on hand
throughout the Particular attention will be paid
to keeping up handsome assortment Of Chdrens Hats
Of all kinds and sizes. Horse Hair and Straw Hats Of
every description cleaned and altered
Win remove to 92 two doors below the street.
about the first of Nav to spacious store All 3u*
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

PAINTERS!
DtLAZIERgl SAGHMAKERS! BulLD-

CtLAZIERSi SASHMAKERS! BUILD
III ERsl AND OTHERS lNTERES ED.-Remember
tnat SAMUEL SCHOONMARER,ko.6 Chatham square,
offers for sale the very best qualities OF French and
American Glass Of all sizes, from 6x8 to 5x46 at the
very lowest cash prices Painters in particular may
power paint mills, kept constantly in operation am
enabled sell better articles Of paint 40 lower prices
Paints Oils, Putty, Brushes and article in the
'iH' II" @'' SAMUEL sCHOONMAKER,
Nos. Chatham square, and Catherine st, n: Y.
N.B-Purohasers will have their goods delivered in
safe condition, and free Of charge any part Of the
citv - amf
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Jas. CONNER s SON.
PRINTING INK
On LlILEDW nnHnnrnmnnnr A

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT NO. 9s
~ Rose street, New York. JOHN G. LICHrBOY is
constantly manufacturing, and has always on hand,
every variety Of Printing Ink from the finest black and
colored 20 News Ink which he edusl to any
manufacture and low prices as can be sold by
any regular manufacturers Orders forwarded by railroad
steamboat to any part of the country by addressng
note to me at IS Rose street, New York.
F.e-Ihls paper is printed with my News Ink also,
great many Of the other papers In this city, Phiade
pna, Besson Bsltim re- NeE Orleans eitiss
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

iSg- The Twenty minth Anniversary Meet
ing the New York Lying in Asylum will take place
THURSDAY, 18th Of April, at IL O'clock at the Asylum
No. S5 Marion street. The Clergy, Physioians and the
patrons Of the Institution respectfully invited at
bend All
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11
UIRsT ANNUAL CIVIC and FANCY

s& DRESS BALL Of the New York Livery Sta g.
BILE Coachnen's Benevolent Society, in aid Of the ! 81
Funds Of the Society, will take place Wedpes- sA
day evening" April Il, at the APOLLO ROOMS. SSSEEY
40 Broadway. Tickets 81, admitting gen-esET
tieuan and two ladies' be had Of the following N
Committee of Arrangement; Joseph Roulston, Robert
Charters, John Harvey Patrick Baney, James Tierney
William Kelly Charles McManus John Carter, Edward
Kelly. PATRICK MURPHY, Secretary. JAMES DAILY,
President J. H. Brown, Treasurer. Floor Manager,
James p Macon. ESQ assisted by the following Com
mttee James G. Carpenter, ChaIles McCormio5 4 hos
McCapn, Charles McGinness SKELETONS COkN EFT
kTTS errao-J for +ba oco,oihr It's
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

TVHE SUBSCRIBER has IN YARD A
i full supply Of Anthracite and Bituminous Goals,
consisting In part Of Peach Orchard. Black Heath Le
high, English Camel Liverpool Orrel, Cumberland,
Sydney &o all Of which is warranted to be Of the very
best quality delivered in prime order and for sale at the
very lowest prices. JAMES L. WORTH,
No. "a Broadway, and
~ Enrrth of IhnmnaOn
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

Asr NOtlce.-Mutu'd Loan IanO Forte
s1TEre Of the Members Of this Associ qeTe Wi be
PAY Evening next at half Pa.t Ocio at CLINTON
the signatures of the Mem and e Dues to
the month of April Tho Ladies and GentIemen who
by calling at the office IN the Sock Store Of Adrance
Sherman & Co No. AS 90 use, where a Prospeotus
can be had, gratis, and ny in 4ormation given.
~ r r JAS. PIRSSON, President
WEN VAN NoRDEN, Chairman Of Committee of Man
agement. All itE
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FIRST PRHMITrM
ALAtJ : Z Lt1l1FAL 2 w
ESTABLISHMENT,

MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, AND
lVL STRAW BONNET MANUFACTORY 564 IN
Broadway. near Eiblos Garden, N. Y.-Mrs. VIM. ess
SIMMONS respectfully announces to her nume- Hl4iH
rous patrons and the public that she is pre- -
pared to exhibit at her Show Rooms, q splendid and
unique of Millinery and Straw Goods of her
own manufacture in which combined all the modern
improvements latest styles and fashions together with
magnificent selections Of Paris Millinery which, for d
versiy Of patterns oolors and unity Of finish transcend
immeasurably all former importatons Asoy large and
interesting invoice Of Lace Straws Straw Blonda and
endless variety. Merchants and Milliners supplied
with pattern prints
B.. No connection with any other store in the city
doing busnesB in the same line.
Nr28 9mf MRS. VIM SIMMONS. JfA BROADWAY. n Y.
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3 IIWFOh IdDs

A RTIFICIAL EYES WHICH CAN BE IN
IA SERTED without any pain OF operation, and
they like the tnra eye the closest observer
not detect them DR. POWELL attends as usual 70 dis
the Eye and Ear at 26l Broadway, ~
Warren where be had his popular book the Rye
Pros 81 cents. n25 4t
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

MFRS. KEMBLE HAVING LEASED THE
lVI new and elegant house in NINETEENTH "a
STREET, between Fourth Avenue and Broadway, 1..IB
will receive application at No. 81 West Twenty uEs9.
second at until Nav lst for family and single rooms
with permanent board. AL ltA
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

BE- COnrad's Premium BOOts.--J. & ].
9. CONRAD ANN, and 6i MARKET Streets make
to order and keep constantly hand large and hand
some assortment Of the finest of French Patent Leather
and Caliskin Dress Boots Shoes and Caters of all
kinds and descriptions, They have received four Pre-
miums at the late Fairs OF the American Institute for
the superiority Of their work They keep but qua-
y OF Boots 1.-THE best and have but price, and mako
Al 14t%
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11
FIRST PRHNTITIM ATIII.INERY

MRS. W. RALLlNGs HAS THE PLEA
1V1 of informing the ladies of New YorknA
and the vicinity that she has ready for their W
inspection = new stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, ~
to which she would respectfully invite the attention Of
all her old patrons and friends.
Her stock this oomprises the newest styles Of
BONS, STRAW BLONDES, &c. Sc, all Of the first
quality and latest imPortations. Mrs. having made
don to be supplied with the latest modes introduced.
The uniform and elegance Of ladies' bonnets
manufactured by is well known, and much ad-
mired that Mrs. R. deems it unnecessary to say word
that subject. Call and judge for yourself. No. 67
CANAL STREET, nearly opposirc nercer street.
N B-Straws manufactured, Leghorn and other Bon
nets cleaned and altered NIB 3m#
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szr BusIa's celeSra1.d naeIo Dream I.In,a-

MENT an Llfai5le Pdia ErternnatOr-rh most won-
derful article Oeed the public for immediately
eradicating the Pains and Soreness every de
scription that the human system is afflicted with. It's
costs but % The special attention Of Horse
is called TO this famous Lniment as being superior to
any artisle Of the kind offered Principal Depot II.
Y. BUsu wholesale druggist s25 GREENWICH, corner
Duane st; also By E. NJ Guion Bowery and Grand St
In Brooklyn, of Mrs. Hays, I75 Fulton st. Dr.. Palm
l59 MYRTLE Avenue, and BY other Druggstg Fl5s q,
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RrrsrMEaa r0p cnrr

7 FHE bUBSCKIBEB BEING UUT OF
health would sell his entire interest in store l75
and l71 william street. Any person wishing to go into
business will ind shs offer seldom found. Stock Of
goods about 1000 Business established about 10 years.
me SO OK can be reduced to suit an applicant or to
ANY person with from S2g0 800 will find this worth
son capable of managingit.
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socIETY LIBRARY ROOMS

CORNER OF BROADWAY AND LEON
~ ARD STREETS.-rhe celebrated NEW OR aeA
LEANS OPERA AND BALLET TROUPE, COM SaRagyK
prisng Is talented performers. under the direc- ~
tion Of SAMUEL s. SANDFORD, will have the Sta.+<s ~
honor of appearing at the above Rooms EVERY EVEN
IN G. introducing their New Era Of Mnstrssy entited
Songs Ballads Glees Choruses including the best seec-
tion Of old English Irish and Scotch Ballads Buresque
Operatic Scenes sc Admittance % OTIS; Family ticket
admitting persons, 81 Doors open at 6, commence
at H. All It,
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A42t#
rHRrH Or FOnR


SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-.
~ modated with comfortable furnished apart 1gA
ments and good Board, by applying at No. $40 .;al
Hudson st. All lt# .l..lkh
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

TAPsCOTT & CO.'S
GENERAL EMIGRATION AND FOR
VI EIGN EXCHANGE OFFICES. {1f%
Arrangements for 1852. H
Our friends the public respectfully that
we continue Remit Money to all parts Of Great Britain
and Ireland and have just concluded arrangements
draw Drafts France and Germany We also continue
to make engagements to bring cut Passengers from all
parts England Ireland Scotland and Wales, via Lon
don Liverpool, and Glasgow, by Regular Line Of
Packets and other first class shps also by the magni-
hoent
Pioneer Line of Steamships,
running regularly between this port and Liverpool tho
first of which, the PIONEER, 2500 tons burthen Capt.
Eldrdge has just made her maiden voyage without
the slightest dsarrangement of her machinery proving
herself Of the best Steamship built. The
odations for Passengers of all classes excellent
rates of passage reasonable
The undermined list Of magnificent Ships Tin addition
to which several new ships are now being built FORM
tba
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FURNISHED ROOM.
BOABDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
"A modated with furnished Parlors and Bed IRA
rooms single Rooms alone, with breakfast and i.f
All it, - No. 40 VEsEY STREET
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11
apoIMG G0OnR

QOWERY CLOTHING EMP ORIUM.-W
- L. C0NKLIN, No. 8 B0WERY, is daily re- , 10
oeiving sdditone to this already extensive assort- "a
ment Of Mems, Boys and Childrens Clothing, of EA
the newest and most fashionable styles consisting Inn
Of Dress and Frook Coats, Frocktees, Sacks &C
PantaooDs and Vests of every variety, Boys Jackets
and Pantaloons. Also very extensive assortment of
Childrens Clothing All Of the above constantly on
hand, OF will be made at short notice, and
warranted to please All goods sold at this establish
ment are warranted to be as represented.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

What is /. lends i al, =
Aad freshness ines ss to tbs cheek each hour hour
seylSes S sS,sea nKs Sov Ge y. lifes fading aowe,
9 once ylore to tower
u a War1u Sea Bath.
The blessed Ss through every vein,
And ferwir g eeye its ifsht again,
anu 'sA"" Ates aeceases pain i?
Warm Sea Bath.
1rsfee it when with mind depressed.
VA as life had lost its zest,
Wsf IL things seem In morning drest-
w. eek seeks the bird her nest?
Warm Sea Bath
hat is it that to mind and frame
Communicates, like oil to flame;
A fash fjoy 700 bright to name,
To which a1 other joys tanner
A Warm Sea Bath.
What is it that cough or Geld.
VIII cure in aught of mortal mould,
Drive Rheumatism from its hold.
And sll eruptions keep controlled?
All ltF Warm Sea Bath.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

h7- The Eye.-DR. WHEELER has the gra-
thcaton to to his friends and the public that
hi aIth is restored enable him to
his Tong successful pEaotce as Oculist at
Sfsofioe, 2S BARCLAY STREET. Films, Spscls, Chro-
mic nfamma ion ofthe Eyeiids howsoever 80 long stand
ing plesey cured without any Surgical Operation.
Pm. All 3m*
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TYPE and PRINTING NGATHRIALs.
TIRE UNDERSIGNED BEG RESPECT
a fully to inform their Patrons and the Trade that

ME UNDERSIGNED BEG RESPECT
fully to inform their Patrons and the Trade that
they purpose moving on the 1st Of May, to the
NEW BUILDING,
o. 29 EE K MA N STREET,
four doors east Of William and trust from the facilities
there offered, by every modern improvement, to meet
continuance of liberal support.
Fonts Of PLAIN SCOTCH FACES, varying from 100
lbs to 1000 lbs weight will be kept hand, IS well as
varied assortment Of
FANCY LETTER,
and every article necessary for the furnishing Of Com
plate Printing Offices.
The Subscribers would beg to call the attention Of the
Trade to their METAL which for durability not been
equalled by any Foundry in the United States. By
peculiar combination Of Metals arrived ct from an ex-
perence Of thirty years. they are enabled type
which thev fee assured will last third longer than
that furnished BY any other E6undry in he country
JAMES CONNER & SON, 25 Ann st.
NR-Editors and Publ hers Of ewspa perscivinr the
above three insertions prior to the August 1882
and sending us copy of the same will be paid for il in
orr materials by purchasing four times the amount Of
their bill for advertising.
All JAQ CONNER {, CON
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

@s- Come and See the Practical Work.
,ng'-rne second regular monthly meeting of tho ID
ShEhNMiCH BUILDlNG ASSOCIATION will be held
TS MVNpAH EVENING April IL, at O'clock in the
pleeoSer buildings Blocker st.. Morton Such has
~ sn success OF this Association that the Officers will
ena4ea to offer ten twelve shares for sale or re-
puon The attendance of al interested in the prin-
Ssi Ss o. building Associations is invited Persons who
s6oa 70 secure shares in this profitable Institution
H. ~ e come prepared-to subscribe this evening.
pa15 are reminded that the April dues must be
b or before this meeting Tho Secretary always
H found at oice, f5sth avenue to receive sub
seriptons and dues. JOHN KEYSER President
p D. GEORGE STARR, Vice President.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

M Spring FashiOns-GentIemen Hats.
-AMIDON, No. $40 BROADWAY is now prepared to
furnish his elegant Spring Hats For beauty Of style
elegance of dnsh richne-s of material ghness elasti
ciy and durability, Amidons Spring Hats for 1852 our
val all petiorH Cent? respectfully invited
to call and examine these beautiful fabrics.
+. II. AMIDON,
MS 3m% No. $40 Broadway near Bleeoker al.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

NV r. UEMP6IEhb LAbI UhIU1N AI
lRl Ballad Entertainment this season will be SeA
giveu at this elegant Concert Room on MONDAY &iK
NEXT April 12th including his most popular fdp ~
songs -"fhe Spot whore was BORN" a. When SNs|l%
the night wind bewai eth, " J ohm Anderson my Jo
LONELY amid wife" q Evening Song" 1.-The Barring o
the Door" Lament Of the Irish Emgrantr T Ihs a1s
alcne ak yer auld cloak aboot ye" and the celebra
s ted eantata The May Queen in three parts Tickets
and at the door Books Of the songs l2z cents To com
mence n lllCF
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

Rooms No l3 Courtlandt street nnder 49, Ty".S
HSyiar ~ nesSFs esSa DEMONET MYERS propretors y
nes ENLARGED their room to nearly double ts
i ing very capacious, airy and well ventiIated az
ro VIII en re new and elegant furnishings thew are
to III 60 receive visitors wit subjecting them
Thev have aS9 s gas,aY SO comron in small saloons
''O 'ns STsF na1r az &STeSsing sal son fitted up
Warm. Cola and Tn rhl.OJQF-6 FOR BATHING.
is nee e o. nee ness comfort convenience and
ty d. & III are dS by any establishment in the coun-
OF their connet stermined not be surpassed by any
skill and art r. ors for public favOrs, and long
appointmenf ygether with spacious Saloons and every
and fashio conducive to health required by taste
shall be i TO render their patrons visits agreeable
gAvOrs. eAe need they hope to merit continuance Of
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AR rhOss Magnificent DagusrreOtvpes


for vaoh Prize Medal was awarded to NJ B. BRADY at
the Worlds Fair have been returned in perfect ORDER
and exhibition at his Gallery, No 205 Broad
way corner Of Fulton street, together with the portrata
of more than 900 Of the distinguished States-
men, Scholars and Artists of country aud open
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~ Elghth Avenue Lots.--Thc s.ers

HSs- Two SpIs nCRid BIOcISSng Birds in
full song and an imported Irish Terrier will be sold
cheap the about TO leave for Europe Apply
nt 337 Houston st. opposite Ludlow. all ltF
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Sc call -
1t* ISAAC AMERAAN, Jr., Secretary


H55- The Second Empire Building and
Mutu1l Loan Association have opened the books and
nre now ready receive subsernsons at their cce No
I73 SPRING. treet, from to NJ daily (Ihe beoks Of
the First Empire are closely Entrance fee g. Month
iy 49, Shares $500 Redemption fee 81 per month";
PAYABLE for years only. .
MICHAEL! N: VAN DYKE Vice Presidents.
GEORGE e. PUkSER, -
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asg- HAIR DYING al I.a~c,1,. sn,.,,. ,,.,.

=, ~ AAs.It Dying at IlaWctk's Shaving, Hair
SSus1ng snsmpooning, and Hair Dying Room, No.
Hair WhisEe-s s1a Nustaehes dyed to any desired
injury to tho skin hair, with Laucks Txoeior air
act;o DssS ana most durable Dye in the world its
inoonyenence attending its application is fitto more
'nla I sa,a1lpooning would be. Charges moderate.
ana Shampooning done in the best manner Tho sonris
~ ropes nom his long experience Heir Dresser
oonbtant care and attention 10 his busness With az
cotor eeanliness and convenience Of his eStsbI,sb
met 20 please all who may favor aim with their cnsto1
~ or three boxes for $3.50 Also beautiful srtoe gor
@ co % CViies LagoEs chemical Compound Hair Tonic s7
ham st. ~ '"'oe uools IRON Cnet-
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QG- The Peoples FavOrite. - ON MON
DAY NIGHT the 18th Instant public meeting of lthe
North American NJ L. A. f. Association will be held at
ne Broadway House. The public arc invited 10 attend
To commence at 71S o'clock
Richard +. CARMAN, President.
THOMAS S. CUMMINGS, Vice President.
MORTIMER SatlrK. Secretary Al41k
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

W Mechanics Building Associ stIOn.-A
regular meeting Of the above Association will be held at
MARkAN II ALL, corner OF Oliver and Henry SITS on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th inst. at O'Clock.
Members requested 10 attend as an amendment To
The Constitution will be voted on
AL ltN JACOB PECARF Secretorv