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PRINTING MATERIALS.

DATEET COPPER-FACLD TYPE,-THE NEWTON
L Company having made great improvements IA tho
aud finish Of their Copper Faced Tyre
prepared to recommend it, with the fullest confidence to
elargcst Journals and Printing 0ces in tbs Sihsr
ctiea the United States TO the proprctors OF which the
beg to refer for testimonials o. tho satisfaction IL
vcs aud Of lbs decided saasr. superiority all other
typo Nm Ton COMPANY. Pstcntecs,
No. = North Willsm street.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Now York city. Jan. 81. 1852.
Newton Company. No. 8 North Wiism strcet--Gontie-
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adysnta This opinion experience
had with present fonts OF type c+ono conceyohow
it IL possible for ordinary type TO undc- % tbn thai
your has and -annt "a pnos mn i'm a.
We are daily Procuring. Yours. THOMAS N. ROCKER
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, Jan. 81. 1862.
from tho past three experience in tho typo
prepared by have hesitation in saying that for all
ordinary purposes greatly superior in point ofdrab
ty Ana 0ehrness OF printing to that Of common type
there printed monthly 200 600 impressions, was prepar
audit has stood the test Of eleven months
cylinder press being least three times the amount
have printed ordinary type From my experience IN this
fnr trial 20 bring into geaer for all descriptions
p'''''Hs. Y You 50, WIN D0puE. =
Superintendent of tae Compositora Department.
hlw yoHK, Feb. IL. 1872.
Newton Company-Genti emen--Froir the trial have
given copper faced in Office, yncod
off decided superiority durability and in other
respett the common typo W. believe IL it IL
tested, 1t WILDE universally adopted by printerH
COLLINS. BOVINE Il CO.,
Stationers' Hall. ia ard i7G Pearl street.
Similar notices to the above have been received from
number Of other large printing establishments vzCourcr
lott S3 Water street. H. W Phair Co.. 70
Z. N. Crossman Son 30.
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nR. ROBACK'S NATTvITIES
- Why be harassed every day.
Thinking what may next take place?
DR.. Roback can portray,
By the Planets truthful ray,
All events, or grave gay,
That In the future must face.
Nor Is this all. Not only do the nativtes east by Dr.
Rohack No White street show what destiny seems 20
have in store for the individual but they designate the
methods BY which misfortune sickness and other psrls
mes be avoided. Pope says that Heaven, while
Binding Nature fast in fate,
Left free the human will
So that we forewarned we are forearmed The natl
witty tho that besct and them
4 s our own faults IL NO do not avoid them. DR. @ W:
Robaek the Astrological adviser of King Bernadote Of
Sweden warned him against two conspiracics and In
csn6dents correspondence with his the regnng King
Oscar the lat He has also east the naves OF the Kings
OF Prussis Naples Denmark and Hanover and every
he. fallen out with those monarchs according to the
very letter OF their horoscopes Dr. c. W. Rebacks prepared
their n.tivs. for persons :: distance on receiving
nN 10 He may be consultsd, addressed by letter,
po ana enclosing the necessary, AT No. White street,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-JAMEs MYERS
~ James A. SuydAm, and james 0strom against Mary
A. BeIlinssr-su%mcns 2, money demand on contract:
Com not Ser ITO the above named defendant-fou are
hereby summoned and required 70 the complaint IN
chs action, which will bs hd in the once Of the Clerk Of
Che city and county OF New Yerk ~ the City Hail. in the
city Of Ney York and 70 q e The
street in the city Of New YORK. within twenty days scr
s service OF this summons on you exclusive Of the day Of
such seryoe IL fall 10 the complaint
within the time aforesaid sss Pl.n. I. this action VIII
orty doiars and sxtyone sen with interest from the
vnsenth day December thousand snd
ri ma boses the Of thh action. Dated
II, 1881. u H. ONkN flsintin Assorney.
NB.-The complaint hessin vas hsd as above, Oh the "a
day Of March. 1852.
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nR. KELL1NGER'S EMINENT FOR GENERAL IA
- miy delightful in odor and action sold in large
beautiful toilet bottles 81 eaoh There ACHE pain
weakness, but what this wonderful remedy will cure; ali
instantly relieved His magic fluid is the
only article that has restored head of hair bald for
tyhve years. II the Doctor fails prove it, he will nav
$1,000 II will be sold for short time for 81 each;
price will be increased The Doctor Is humane
queny natural to BIO selfish; but need be de-
oeived He will prefer giving than sell
50 bottle will give him his price which
so to $3.50 according 10 the condition age crcum
stances lie gives ample proof Of what has done Still
itmsy fail in some cases. but If the public will believe
the most respectable evidence then they shah IL he
guarantees Don't fail to call and with
bis central depot 40 Broadway The Wholesale trade
be supplied the Doctors best by Ingersol &
Brother the old established drug house at go Pearl
John street. -
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nR. KELLINGER WILL HERE BRIEFLY STATE A
~ few cases all but Mr.. Wm II. Vanderbilt son OF our
distinguished eountrymsn, Mr. Cornelius VANDERBILT Elm
Place Staten Island within half milo of the central
depot Mr. was bald and wig for nearly years
He now has fine thick black head Of hair one could
nearly twenty years. Barker 90 Nacdouga street.
ten years. Mr. Jolly 800 Broadway years; MssS Ellis
had lost eyebrows and hair four years. regsned
both finer softer and thicker than the original 20 Norfolk
street; Mr. G. W. Wallng of the Chiefs Office near five
years. Mr. VIM Gardner willismsburg, tho ferry,
Mr. j. H. Merriam, So Watts street. case bald
T seventeen to fortyecond year, hair restored beaut
fully Hundreds Of others DO adduced Call and get
circulars.
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MATRIMONIAL.

~ AFRIMoNv MADE EASY, on HOW TO WIN
M bovsr.Profssser LAYTON. Boston. formerly Of Los
don viii send 70 address, on receipt Of one dolts! post
e s.tions Of many Of ths opposite sex = th.r
thst Al, nay be married. Of Age appearance
voson and last though not least can 20 WITH
Ssh - ana deeaoy that detsctioa u imposbis Al
dress Professor Lavtos R9stos. nsss Ne s>tSs Mksa
M ~ Pet 0asV uslsss ~ psstaxS y 49,
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vUORTHINoTON O. sNETHEN CONTINUES 70
practice law in the Supreme Courtso ssse 70 sssss
against the Departures and Boards Of Con
prssurs p~tent ~ home and abrcsdto obtain
tAncss in any part Of the Uned states and IN iessgs
sountrissto lake investments offunds IN osn sna
and on bond and mortgagcand TO negotiate the purse
and sale lSAns lands and patent rights any
eases coming up the United States supreme Court on
neal Com prepaid, addressed 70 W. sac
hen, No = Carroll Place, Capitol un. wsshise,sa D. o..
yul asN viva peoapt AttsAusa.
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MRS. PREwsT8R, FROM PHIL DFLPHA. TIN.
aars her services 70 ladies' and gentlemen ofth city,
IN Asrooy Love- and Law Matters Interpreting Drcams
&c. books and science Constantly rssd an bv
and will tell the name Of the lady or esaslsnsn thsy WI
street between Clinton and Attsrasy Streets h~diss
arJ esuh; Esatiensa. sne dollar.
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sTNIS THE LAST BUG OF SUMNER
i Air" Groves of Barney"
'Tis the last bug of summer
Left creeping alone,
Her biting companions
Are all dead and gone.
Not one Of her kindred.
No bcd-bug is nigh.
To join In her froiics,
Or new haunts spy.
"ShoaId leave thee" said Lyon
''You me might condemn;
Since thy loved ones are sleeying
so shalt thou sleep with them
Thus kindly Ill scatter
Ny powders DER bed,
Where thy mates, in the cracks,
Lie senseless and dead
So so will rats follow,
So soon mice decay,
If you'll purchase some pills
AT his store, 424 Broadway.
Then in peace you'll exclsim,
(Since bugs are all hown,)
IT'S joy TO inhabit
One Led ALI alone Z,
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BEAUTIFUL FACE AND HAND.-THE ADVERTISER
- In possession Of original recipe the result OF
tests and particular study whereby face and
hands may be rendered fresh, se and fair
and remedyng the dishguremcnts and
sing from change OF temperature and various other
however unpromting the present condition Tho rscpc
free from any injurious quality and will be any
the United States Address Mrs. L. E. YATES. Rochester
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HOTELS.

WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Iudgate Hill, London.-The shove house is centrally
situated has excellent cooe ten twelve private
sitting between forty and fifty light, airy bedrooms
good smoking oold sho baths
ready night porter in attendance fixed charge for
the New York Herald fled Thomas
tenders grateful thanks TO his Amercsn friends the
favors he hiss long enjoyed at their hands and sos
AheiY n ed patron and communication.
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EXPRESS AGEHCIES.

A DAMS & cos CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
Crescent City, on Monday, April 5-Our next regular
Rxpress for Chagres Panama and San Francisco will DO
dispatched above by the United States mail steamer
Crescent City, Monday. tho 9Th Of April. at two
o'clock r. in charge usual Of Freight Agent
and Special Messenger TO destin alton All goods for this
must be delivered to with invoices before
Saturday Sd 70 enable TO comply with the govern
order for cordng and sealing No charge shippers
this line for Custom House fees Consular certificates
livery package must be strictly water proof and should
not exceed 25 pounds weight Small parcels and
will be received until one o'clock the day Of sailing
ADAMS T. CO., 10 aud Is Wall street.
RERFORD e. CO.-GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT.
- Package and Parcel Express-Our next shipment will
by the splendid fsstrunnng United States mail
ship Crescent City, April in charge of special
messenger and freight agon through in twenty days.
detention at Panama Freight taken at less price,
by any other responsible company Small parcels for
express trunks received to o'clock day Of sailing N b.
"A few choice berth through direct per Crescent City
the only line be secured by early application
Office. BERFORD CO.. castor House, Vesey street
II. PRIDE CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, NO.
a. 7Wail strcetFreight - cents per b, tran
the Isthmus by Mosquera Co.. transporers of ali
the gold dust Next shipment, by the Crescent City,
Monday, Aprl5 A. Ii. PRIDE h CO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ID ICH CUT GLASS AND PRESSED WARE.-rURNER
~ Lane, Morris Nos 49, IS and AZ Duane street Man
facturers and Wholesale Dealers In Rich Cut Glass ant
Pressed Ware Of every description and Of Style
Hall Lanterns with stained enamelled and glass Gaa
stained and cut for parlor and hall DOORS 1ghts 90
invite the attention Of country merchants to our stock
Of which have the largest in the city reduced prses
Persons about purchasing cut glass Tor hotels
and private win find every variety pat
tern by calling at Particular stteutis
paid to the packing Of California orders.
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ID cents. ss.,s in oIs1o.,Is BOSE. % cents. D,or: open
Wi s,S f Sa%Sahn LIZ
orsan. Mr crsan Madam sSa' Mrs. r Rss.s
IN mUhAS FoRM-chsaes. M seymour c.ps staastss'
Mr. Stevens Monkey Squalls. hss Mitchs Peicty stock
BUTTONS THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTaEtT-DRKss
.as o ss1s. =.
"a 20 begin a "a o'clock Tue.d. syens& March 20 viii
Yu s D s, Bs
B BSo c 81, Ansr r Ps n s. M r
ve. s s =, Mari. Mss M.r TAYLOR. To- conclude
i.oten-Mr Deubisqaii bun. Mr. I. Johastoa; Doctor
Curedssrt Mr.. Russell.
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREET.-DRE5s
sAS Is ss"t rre 'f So. opsS 1
"a; curtain rises AN cSlost Benee. Of Mr. O. + ros
sssSss
Mr. T. sa Fay "a h NJ. M Ri a
Ncsan 4s T SS r%AFnpgs
%n o,S hs' g. iSss' To conclude with tho MAINE
f,HsisTY 5 OPERA house MECHANICS KALI, NO.
- az broadsay above Grand stroe.open avery nib,
ScrHs tno week until further notice The original and veil
sstls corps &c tsIsnted and saeoreaoea pertsraors
s -, The Of r cary Shs,, s.nosft.
s:h ivSs BY hS az sssog,oe sadnoe.
~ O'Clock. Notice On aitor Monday April D. concert
T n as ITO a
noSt OF II Mallory.
MIR DEMPsTERs SECOND BALLAD ENTERTAIN.
AVA mont viii be given Mt tho Tabernacle Wednesday
evening March 81. Including tho following songs $50 The
SCOT whore born Whom tho night wind beWaotl
John Anderson, my Jo. Lonely aud wito, Eyenins
grant " Tho DEATH Of Warron, THE Blind Roy m
aiore ell alone TAX aud cloak shoot ye aud tho
MAY Queen. in three parts Tickets 10 conts Books l2
cepts To at O'Clock. Mr. d will sing At the
brooklyn Female Academy, Thursday evening, April l.
VIELLoWS MlNS1RELS.-THF ORIGINAL JUSTLY
celebrated and arfamed corps Of Ethiopian Perform
whose this city the years under
fern their frcnds and the public generally that they
have closed their concerts this city until further notice.
They will perform at the Tompe in Now Hayon April 9Th
and 10th At tho Hampton Hal, Springfield April 18th and
18Th ut the Association Hal Albany, April 18th. 10th snd
10th.
TEMPLE OF THE CRACES. THREE DOORS ABOVE
Niblos-Dsy and evening performance, commencing Mt
oclock and T. NJ will consist Of beautiful Pictures by
Living Models witha band Of Ethiopian Mnstreis
Augustine Fco, Charlotte and Gardiner Messrs 81 Luke
Coleman, Neale, Dyins and Forester TabeauxJhe Cir
oassan Slaves the Ladies' Red Room Dcpravty and limo
tho Decever and the Virgins &C. An entire change
ofpertormance for the evening.
CIRCUS-LAST WEEK OF THE SEAS0N-M0NDAY
~ evening March 80 and during tho week, Mons CAST
Odell Mr.. j. Nathans Mr.. r. SAM tho Troupe OF
last performance Of the for the The
ofJuyeuios will nlso appear in their eeverai acts
ID E-ENCh CEMENT OF II. H. Sitter WITH WOODS
N MinstrcsThe proprietor Of Woods Anstrols inorms
pubic that has this great faYorite who
will dance evory evening until further notice.
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SHIPPING.

EOE IysRr00L-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
= ship PACIFIC, Capt Ezra Nye. This steamship will
depart WITH the United States Mail For Europe positively
Setnrd April ~ o'clock NJ rou her berth Ut the fost
No berth secured till paid for For freight
and comfort, apply 70
EDWDK. COLLINS CO.. rs wall street.
APRIL 18th. " -
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PROPOSALS FOR LoAN-szO.oO BELLRroNrAINE
or sale o. their ,ss ssss
psysss sh s 81 ii
inc the sny q
also psysbe and are secured By nc,sssss 70
r. n' sfs "a bond
Of OHIO. authorizing shsm saa ss
mortsass above to assure tho payment thereof This
S %Isss :Sosoo vsss $4,000 Ss:s Bee. a:ss.sS
Disposed Of che wants Of the COMPANY hereafter from
time to time may maeit neoessary The mortgage covers
only thereon ens1asss The q line
fss e. n as
Railroad tho .hroush Marion Boef,ntane
dividing The States Indians whsrs oenneots
nearly completed The Of lis miles under
s for srsdaton and masonry and about mile.
the rails pnrchased and in the q arrival y
operation y tho is day July next and the rSmsiH
der g the Line I tho list day
vided BY stock andsbonds The of ss5oOoo is sub
has been .lreadS psd in and Expended On The lac
ana The pgrslaso %s,ssi &C. TsiTs being
msinns company rosorsoa to this loan
either interest principal take possession Of tho road
hs GU and o. the
An inspection Of tho map viii show the road desnpy
fSa s S
and St Louis by way Of Tsrro Msuc The and
s
operation from indianapolis to point the Ohio State
line, and will be entirely completed by October next
company has been aned to the remaining portion
of road lying between Terre Haute and St. tho
work viii sosn be placed under contract IL viii DO
that this is the nearest most natural and direct route from
Now York and Philadelphia to St Louis traversng perhaps
the most tile aud improved portions of the
States through which the line passes From the nature of
the country the CONSTRUCTION Of railway and cheap
The estimated cost with sufficient equipment for year
Sl6steo The bonds above named Constitute the only
debt of the That this road will
usefulness and profit admits Of but little doubt Itsioca
DnsG 0 aiefe W. eiq handsome support But oon
channels OF through travel in the United States II
be the limo Of travel Eastern and
Northern cities to ST. Louis and the regonb beyond
This will make the convertible clause
early day. Sealed proposals will BIO received for
not less than $1,000 until Tuesday tho Both day OF March.
instant Mt o'clock. r. NJ. Proposals will he addressed to
the agents Of the company Messrs Wnslow anior CO..
No 81 Wall street Endorsed Proposals for Belcfontaine
and Indiana Bonds Twenty per cent of purchase
money will be required be paid accepting bids the
remainder in equal monthly instaments of % cent
Any purchaser will be at liberty pay in full at and
interest on the bonds will from date OF payments Tho
above will be sold absolutely and without reserve,
oil che in relation to these
pany, at Ne % Wall street. New York March g. 1852.
JAS. H. GOODMAN, President Bellefontaine and Indians
Railroad Company.
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nARTs AND LONDON TREATMgNr OF PRTvAY1

@OUO clio mixture Tor the cure private dsorder u
makes speedy without the lcsst restrico ~ 49,
drink, exposure or change In application TO business The
proprietor challenges ss case yhcn ire mSsers vM
not cure, uniey the forfeiture 81 h,e hanir deisr
PUT rp in bottles With fan dls'tions a ~ ons ssesas
last, -eek-nany ara cured IL two aays Sor sAs BY T..
n RING 100 prssa-,.v i0s Bsyara asrrcs N v; ~.
H. Little 10. Hanover s,ss,. ssssss: wnsss Co.. No
oti%snA
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

ITO RAILROAD COMPANIES AND CAR BUILDERS
The srin.i genuine patent ssisssaes invite x:
a a." gftho saro.S public to tho following legal
e. AND q D. Cutting Esq
IN orders fsS Car sg1as: s,a ay
HORACE T. DAY, g courtands street. Ny.
a Rsss.9 s
reply that have been Of the counsel for Mr.
S Ia &
@ '.'9s
a sss full e. nns me ar In
made to Mr. Ray under his patent first
pstsat Fuller and second rays patent
70 the ,J S s e sss : and
* s gsn; any Sn Tas II, sSs of Pa
rish, :as tG. rrsd.sss.or M Barts having OK s1
ss ss: e:
20 :ss ii that IL ss: X
S ''ss Ri.p'rs Ill b
e p ST1gISei c Gu Ss, ss' s':s
msrses Dag ESD New YORK. Dear ssmAn sd q,
ing the New England Car sprinS Company 70 msinssn
sn' but Of
aass 5'ss y Ss.s ssS' sYFiass
fact. mich have under notice 70 the dgraa,.
been Of the largest railroads in State
they open with it tss
with weight OF unoaded when, on the other hand We
BEEN pressed W,h ssS,e rsroad nsmser
springs and through their foreman ofrepatr IA
s s 10 Ss sa d.
freezing last cold winter they affected By the
s srs q 9, small
prices though the price would not
s
imposed monopoly TO s1tor from them seventyvs
FIFTY Obisc nlins last order atyour earliest
s%S sfl car Sy
tuners. Chsrisston.s s. c.
TIRE CONGRESS PIRATED.-CAUTIoN TO SHOE
DEMONSTRATING that so unprncpled persons are
Altering Elastic Gore to manufacturers Of Patent Con-
reS wsy a. 10 cause .hr o Son,raeon. or OF
ihe fabric with the spring shis notice given that mode
India Rubber II used in making Congress Boots direct
and positive violation Of paten and whoever manu-
secuted for damages All who are sathorss BY me use
required stamp each pair with the vords Days Pa
agns ne they choose to concerned in
prstns this patent knowing that the combination at
ing dcsers manufacturer have for their nfor
nation caused the opinion Of the most dstnsuished
'si sS1S s 'ii SRicE
sss and
agents thronssut the United States except
Charles Winsicw, Of Lynn, Mass.
LEGAL OPNioss-Ihave examined the letters Patent is
$40 and AM q opinon sRas the Sss Of elastic cores made
by weaving herou materials which expand and n
Cater S1S cHr SRHS mo
Of the letters Patent above referred To- and conerr n Mr.
cuttings opinion. RUFUS ChoAis.
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hR. WARD is OF SIGNAL SERVICE TO THE UYC-
- Fortunate his treatment quickly wing
rabo patient from suffering and detection He a.
those c3min to him. for they are well before other dsoes
sultstions private Office. Canal street and BrssA
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MEDICAL.

NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. CoRBETr, 10 DUANE
street may be consulted conhdentialy tho treat
ment Of delicate diseases Twsntyone yesrs practice in
this speciality OF the profession enables him to make speedy
snd permsnen cures and removed in three
days The victims Of quaekery apply with certainty
OF heng honorsby treated From his long experience ne
enabled TO cure enectually certain nervous debility
~ DIR. Corbott is member Of the View York UHi-
versity.
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FvNHL NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail SeAmers-rhe ships po this una ar
fouowinS:- ATLANTIC. Captain WesI.
PACIfIC. Captain Nye.

BALTIC, Captain Comstoek.
ADRiATIC. Captain Grafton.
s"p having been built by contract expressly FOR
vernneat service has beeu taken n their
n their enginesto and speed
for passengers uneuAlsd for
Price Of passage from New York to Lverpooi
bin sand cabin. SO Exclusive u extra ssc
From Liverpool TO New York. ESQ and ESQ
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
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~ iBLos GAKDfN.-MM.. ANNA THILLON EVERY
mondhy wednesday. snd Friday evening. Tioksts