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when we are safe. II is impression that Whatever
change Of consequence takes place in the stock market
will be of unfavorabe character 1t is utterly out of
the question to initiate of the ncics much beyond
current quotations. There Is still margin in several
which have heretofore named and it is possible they
may worked up gradualy but the attention Of specu
ors and capitalists is turned more to real estate
and other descriptions of real property and it would not
surprise much If stocks were at least mc very
much neglected Stock securities generally will not be
much affected by any great accession to supply of
metallic currency, all other kinds of property AL
the luxuries and necessarcs of life, merchandise
of al kinds, productive and unproductive real es-
tate must rapidly rise in prices az the stock OF
precious metals increases Not with paper Sc
curites. 1t is so easy to manufacture bonds, shares
scrip, and such evidences Of debt, that II Is
hardly possible to find capital fast enough to keep up
with the supply With real property is is entirely diff
crent Houses lots beef pork and potatoes cost some
thing They cannot be produced by stroke Of the penn
and if by any great imitation rather Increase in the
metallic currency of the world the demand for these
things becomes greater the supply not Increasing in
corresponding ratio the value of is enhanced aud
1t takes more money TO buy the same amount Of pro-
perty.
with capital Of million of dollars deed OF the pro-
perty Wall street. heretofore known the Merchants
Exchange, has been executed and the new company
have full possession of the premises Simeon Baldwin has
been elected President and W. S. Underhil Secretary
We understand that the six per cent bonds of the
city of Wheeling to the amount OF five hundred thousand
dollars irsued for the payment of subscription to the
stock Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad guaranteed
by the State Of Virginia. have been Negotiated The
terms of the sale have not TRANSFERRED.
The receipts of the Saratoga and Washington Rail
Company for the first three months of the present
year amounted to $40 III ~ against Sl7107 OF for
the corresponding period last year Increase this year,
| 5000 IS.
| The annexed statement exhibits the amount of tolls
on the New York State canals collected at the oace in
Albany from the commencement of navigation to the It'll
May inclusive pared with the receipts for the same
| number of days last year
| New York STATE CANALs-AMouNr Tolls COLLECTED
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND wooD. FOR. Tur

I)RQPoSAIS FOR COAL AND WOOD, FOR THE.
nited states-N ritten and sealed proposals will be
~ ~ te once OF tho Quartsrmasters Department
- SArmy NO. state street. ". " until The 9,d III ~
current month he bids sues. TO the deisia
o he secretary Of War for furnishing say not TO exceed
cd GunG,a ana t tons Of rcd ash broken and
Nernort Island and Bodoes leland and on te wharf NJ
o5t Hamilton; the quantity at each DC dcsgatcd
~ quo sne before hahd not than one hundrej am
@ 'uns 70 &c delivered at time delivery to
1c ~ pra.unahle after signing the contract and
iobe hnstd prior TO December weight Do he deter
mined az ne place Of delivery, and the expense Of con
ntor az TIC posts where there scales same
% not 70 exceed 300 rds able
o.g 70 measure S cubic feet to the cord, TO be se
rta az he above places, in such quantities NAV be pr
aouy aesignated and he conveniently received at
any ono TINE and t. be delivered corded by the co
% delivery to begin and be completed above Bonds
WIN Iropr srrees, whose names and residences will
~ the nus viii be required for the faithful
Vrhahee OF Tie contracts. TH0S. SWORDS LIT. Col,
astooor., ,.. and Quartcrmastcr, U. =. A.
Now York. NAV 9Th. lsl2. - - : ~ ee'
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ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS.

N0NDAf. Diay ~.
American Seamcns Friend Stdety--In the Broadway
Tabernacle, at y o'clock. y. NJ.
New York City Temperance Mliancc-Mc rooolitan
Hall, at O'Clock, =. NJ. Addresses by ey s. A.
Corey and Hon. l.. u. Culver
TUESDAY, MAY IL
American and Foreign Christian acknowledgements
10 AN.
american and Foreign Anti-slavcry secicty-,Tabcr-
naclo 3is T.. NJ 10Y V
New York aud American Sunday School Uni,n-Taber.
naclc, ~ J.. NJ
WEDNESDAY, MAY 49,
American Iract Socicty-Tract House j NJ. Tahcr
nacle, 10 a. NJ. ~ ~
Alumni Association Of the Union Theological Seminary
-Sominsry Chapel 8 y. NJ
In ttution for the Blind-Mctropoitnn IIou . u N
Tickets 1915 cents, to be had at the door
American Home Missionary Socioty-Tabcrnacle ~
J.. NJ -
American Female Guardian socicty-Ch,wch a. the
Purit.ns, Union Square, ~ Pm
National Temperance Society -Notroyoliran Hall ~
~, Reports and addresses !"
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THURsDAY. MAY 10.
American Bible Society-Bibe House, AN; Tsbef-
pacle. 10 A. NJ
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb-Mctropolitan Hall,
lPM. Tickets, 12s cents to be had at the door
American Temperance Union-Tabcrnacle. n Pm.
Central American Education Society--Mercer street
church, ~ 7. NJ.
N Y. Colonization socicty-Metropoltan Hail. "a
p. NJ.
FRIDAY. NAY H.
AM Board OF Foreign Acknowledgements, 10 A. NJ.
Am. and Foreign Bible Socety-Oliyer street Baptist
church. 10 AN.
NY. Association for the Suppression Of Gambling
Tabernacle, IA Phi.
NY Magdaicn society-Lecturc of Blocker
street Presbyterian church. IL NJ MAY It'll, this week
Daily Morning Prayer Meeting Mt 8 O'Clock. in the
Broome street Presbyterian church (Rev Dr. Adams.)
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

ACCIDENT on Board TrfE FRASKLiS-ONE MAN DRowvEp.
On Thursday last William Groves and another
attached to tho steamship Franklin engaged ia the
performance Of their duty when by the insecurity of
plank they both fell overheard into the water One OF
them saved by a boatman but the other. William
Groves, again. Mr.. Berry tho chief mate,
caused the wheels Of the steamer TO be- kept in motion
for hours in hopes Of raising the body but without
cess We learn that the deceased Of the
ragtd in taking the passengers FROM the ship Ocean
Monarch for which noble act he received splendid
ms dal fom the Boston Humane Society. purse
500 rnied for the benefit Of the wife OF dcoca.cd
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Meade Brothers' Dnguerrcotypes.-Ed>y

Forrest Esq James Walack SEM Esq., copies Clay
MEDAL COPE. OF frnden Marble Bust Of Henry Clay Prof.
Morse Gnlic Fire Department sgnora Bor
ghes ana otherf were added last valuable coll
lection Of Pictures. Pictures taken daily and admission
the galleries iree MEADE BROTHERS, 2lj Broadway
ext door 10 q American Hotel.
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Malls for the Pacific

The steamship Empire City. Captain Leeds. will leave
ibis port at Two o'clock this afternoon The mails will
close at one o'clock. Single copies Of the NV ycrr
HrrALD can DC obtained, in wrappers, at the oflce
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1852.
Excess of 81 50. $50 As

Excess of 81. =. S9.699 As
II is proper to state in explanation Of the large de-
this year in tolls that it is by means con-
sequence of decrease Of the quantity OF merchandise
cleared tide water but the result Of the large
duction this year of the rates of toas the amount OF
merchandise cleared this year. from the collectors Office
greatly exceeds the quantity cleared during the
pondng period last year and had the rates of toll
manned they then. the tolls this year merchan-
disc would have exceeded in the like proportion the tolls
for the period last year.
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And crown, Dagucrre, thy wondrous art
Which pictures true the flashing eye
The smiling lip almost the sigh
And throws such sweet, familiar grace
Der all the dear beloved face
Hail, art supromcl whose maaic frnit
Shows brightest in the works OF ROOT
At No, y63 broadway, corn or Of Franti,n st,oet
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Knnx and the g XynrId NJ I,,.i,ion,.-Knnx

deciuedy the faonnle hnttor Ills productions ovfnco
talent taste judgment aud experience aud the universal
public know it, With Knox Hat" the wcarer Is con-
scous that 80 far the appearance OF his brain cover
concerned he cannot be urpasscd aud hence the uniyer
aa popularity OF the Fulton street halter Boy Of him.
rcmen her his bumier sI2, opposite the Herald Office
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CArfmEiSr HAYrs.-Thc distinguished vocalist, Cath
crime Hayes has arrived in this city after her tour to the
South and West. and looks remarkably we'll She has
been ye successful in attracting numbers and exciting
enthuiaD and il is to be hoped her has been
equal il money point Of view and in good manage
ment. We have heard whether -he intends to give
any concerts ut present in New York but trust she
will. We want excitement just now.
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Political.

THE MArSr LiQuoB LAW IN Rnops IsLASp-The
Liquor law bill which passed the Rhode Island Legisla-
ture on the eth instant is TO 20 into operation the
third Monday in July Newport will at that time be in
full flower as a fashionable resort
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Doctor Alexander II. Whiting has removed
his office to No Chambers street, opposite the Park


Daguerre0type rooms Saturday to have
KEN Tor an engraving to be executed by able ARTIST
his satisfaction with the works Of art by HOLINESS 90
RroadWay, .'oN'''So, ~
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Gray Hair Changed by Nature to its Orig

mai eolorDaviss Rahycnc acts the
revNes their natural powers, and reproduces the
eooring substance. Price 80 per bottle
For sae at the principal office sos Grand
Allen street Agents, Ring, 49, broadway Cook Co.. 2a
Washington street. KNAPP 352 Hudson street; Lyon Ill
Houston street; Guion. III Bowcry, New York,
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sally acknowledged to be tie wonderful discovery Of
the Kind made Its astonishing of converting
red gray or nnsghty hair into exactly the color wanted
other articles Of similar nature hail this with de-
light. May be had, with Bogles Hyperion Fluid A. H. 4
d. Sands, 100 Fulton street, Ruhton Clark Co. 273 nnd
Rice Smith, 727 broadway; William II. Cary co. 2ij
Pearl street. and by the Druggists and Perumrs through
out the world.
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Increase Of Population.

ONE WEEK 8 EMIGRATION AT NEW YORK.
The following the arrivals and departures by of
passengers at New York. during the past week. The list
ofdcparurcs may not be complete about dozen
ses sailed for Europe with average probably, of hr
ty by each ship Allowing three hundred to have gone
in this way, the of arrivals would still be
ten thousand:-
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..sss # Mr. G. " Brooke vim sO.nspss Monday
ing Nay 10 when vi" be o.
S.sso v: n hysss 4 h.ss
s;s: ci.;is;;: WI:s;.s
De'd'"'n' S:i ais spp;.ianss IN sSis sy "'s'.'
be the evening The performances will
on Tuesaay ar BROOKE will perform HAMLET The box
book open, where tickets when secure Seats may Dc
The Tecth.-To those who are In need Of
IS i sss Ps@''s sss cur
moderate that all enjoy the benefits Of their skill and
experience --
Fourth Regular Meeting Of tho Knlcl<er-
HGs1s on %onSsy evening Nay TO- Members by paying their
the ONCE viii deal e s I P.s, gsns
E.J.MADprs, Sec, office No. iss Ninth nsoaue.
Teas-The hest assortment OF fine Teas
Will found At the store Of the Gse psn
the Oldest Tea Establishment in the city We assure our
Wholesale or retail They have branch stores.
The Metropolitan Millinery Emporium,
Sos Broadway Of Niblos New henaGn
IEHh9 English Bssa swiss AND German sr;as
Ladies resident in and vers TO- metropolis viii have
,a al
Lace and EsSs Goods the
earliest steamers
Paris MantIllas .-Great Importation ~
ready for n day. a. f as aas M
a ps SR %isy be
sold the prices that have gained forahis
''0'' 80 popular GEO BTIPiN 81 (latc s5l) Broadway.
Canton Grape shawls-Richly Embroider-
cd with the most elaborate needlework at $50 S2 $50 and
$685. also the most costly descriptions ranging from $40
SD An immense has been received this week.
pns sTsa
Citizens and gentlemen from tho country,
wishing procure Clothing to order Or ready made at
CLARKE ll0 william street. between Fulton and John
order $40 sis supsrsns Coats ss very fine linen
No Less than Eighty-fvc OF those Low
snsSP HAND
Is ne a Gcntleman.-Evcry body puts this
inquiry 1t is natural and common There is but
s sePS s. se non street s an sas on Se
SO like gentlemen Will think Of disturbing
ow s sss his sarmsnts are News
Question and Answer.-The general ques-
o1 lem yq this s The uDvssa
Lace Curtains, Muslin Curtains. Window
Shades, Buff Hollands, White Hollands White Linens, Gilt
Bands, Pins Hooks Centre Tassels Loops Pic
and Tasscs all for sale at very low prices
kelly g. FERGUSON'S Window Furnishing Store, No.
2S91a Bro adway, door from Reade street.
BY the steamer Pacific was received at
Tuttles Emporium, 3i5 Broadway the beautiful
riety of Chdrens Toys, we verify believe that has yet
frightened the gaddened the hearts Of the little
creatures. Among them notice large assortment OF
Games of imaginable kind and quality and combn-
as II rls
of Fans Opera Glasses and Fancy Goods to be
found in city.
Ladies', II you wish to get handsome Calf
Boots B1skins Ties Slippers or Toilet Slips for your
selves children, go to MuLERs in Canal sreet-you
will find the largest handsomc and best assortment to be
had New York. every article Of his own manufacture
and made in beautiful STYLE and sold at moderate prices.
Ladies, remember MlLLERS, l3i Canal street.
English Stock for Salc.-A fine young
Alderney Hcfcr and Bull Imported within the last few
A''A'' NJ H. DAVIDSON, 81 Wall street.
For Sc 10 -The Stuck Elyfures md five
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its discoveries striking than that of Cristador
lie has ant led the juices which color the hair pro-
duced ehen al combination which their counter
part This he calls Cristadoro Liquid lair Dye 1t chan
gcs hair OF any unpleasant color 90 such tint may be
desireda rich dark brown, lighter brown brilliant
black. The color whatever may lie the chosen the
fac smile of natures tint. Applied, and for saie
wholesale and retail ut C tadoros Wig Scap Estab
1shmcnt Aston House. Private apartments applying
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC. W,Y;r1I5
CAIIFORNTA TfCvx y,Y.

/ lisiILL.hhl WANTED.-A PLACE sIrTr,pLr rop
1 eoi rd ~ this city OF its negborhooa hddress
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CbLliuRNiA TJCKET-oNE sTFEn.cp vsNnnn
''' S.,h my horhs through for snIe. Annly 70
. "''aHeirGToN, Adams Is Co.., 50 Br.sdppsWy' %
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exception reservation the very best equal,
~ celebrated GOuRAUDS Medicated Soap, for curing
pimples freckcs, saownes chaps ruvghncs &c. Poudrs
Subtle uproots hair from part OF the body Liquid
Rouge Lily hito and Hair Gloss, At " Walker street.
ues Eroa
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EMIGRATION TO AUsTRALIA.-There is an open
ing for Yankee enterprise in Australia--among the
rich placcrs Of Victoria, and around Sidney, Mel
bourne, sc. We that the clipper ship Helena is
advertised for Port Philip, Direct to sail on he 18th
inst, and will take passengers This is beginning.
The Pacific Ocean, which ought now to be call
ed the Golden Ocean, is to be peopled and governed
by the Anglo-Saxon race. This is an irresistible
fact.
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Fourth Regular Meeting Of the Knicksr-
hacker Building Association win be held at knickerboeker
Hall on Monday evening May TO- Members BY paying their
dues at Office, will great deal Of time and trouble
EJMApprr Sec. office No l6S Ninth asenue
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discharges FROM the earl avoid quack TIE use of
syrjnges oils, &c.. and consult DIR. LUTENER No. 50
Prince street Ills in making the deaf hear
preccdentsd short weak, and imperce. sight restored
Can he consulted personally, by mail from till
oeoet All letters must contain dollar fes ana b.
prepaid
Hyatts Life BNlsam.-The Principal Office
for the sale Of this great purifier OF the blood certain
cure for Rheumatism Scrofua, &c Be- remove to 2lG
Grand street, six doors east OF the Boycry
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A LADY TEACHER or FRENCH AND MrsIC vvI,u
sto SnesEe with School or privatcfamy in In"
, for uther pnrtc unrs please address or annlv AZ ~
Music ana renSh Teacher, No Carroll Place 70 ny
street. within fortnight from this date e' ptcochsr
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Great Bargains In Carpetings.-Pctcrson
HUMPHREY, 9 Broadway corner of White street. hay-
Ing purchased largely at the late large auction sales will
dispose Of the at the folio wing low pricesRch VEL
vets Isl Tapestries Brussels, 10 TO So
Ingrsins A. to 6s, and all other goods equally low.
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RoohkELfING AND ARITHMETIC IN THE Rrsr
- Ifaeucal manner: Wen known evening classes for
hounB meh, rom Till 3 o'clock by J. Maebetb "
Ierms three dollars quarter Removed from ~, a. M ~;
sixth avenue. nv" ho 10 JIG
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English Stock for Sale.-A fine young
Alderney Hecr and Bull Imported within the last few
'N'A'"''' ~ NJ H. DAVIDSON, 81 Wall street.
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Hair Dye Is the best yet discovered for eooriny the hair
whiskers the moment it applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this avor aud old established nair
Dye performs is astonishing II is Cor SALE applied,
BACHELORS Wig Factory, No. Wall street. Copy the
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INSTRUCTIONS.

ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS, rAny wuo
has lad some experience in teaching desirous OF re
ceNnf INTO hcr nniiy few young children between tho
ages Of our and ten TO educate along witt her own The
% o. her hosss IS airy and pleasant being situated
70 .nc hath anu comfort Of the children t
a. ,hc S ffenses given and required. Address s.
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The Tecth.-To those who are I'm need Of
akilfu Dentist adyiseis visit the Dental Institute
,ond TO none profession while their charges are so
moderate that all enjoy the dement's oil the skill ana
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Tuttes Emporium, i5 Broadway the most beautiful
riety of Chidrens Toys verify believe that has yet
the gladdened the hearts Of the little
creatures. Among them notice large assortment Of
Games imaginable kind and quality. and combn-
ing instruction with which commend to the
attention of the public FUTILE has also the finest
of Fans Opera Glasses and Fancy Goods to be
fam in rity
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SPORTING.

WILLIAM ToyEY INVITES HIS FRIENDS To CALL
w and him Wednesday next. ut Balls Head, Port
Richmond when he will provide for them days sport Of
rather novel Character aud before witnessed
Staten Island. Refreshments will be provided free Of
The steamer Hugucnot leaves pier No. Battery
. A. N.
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Teas.-The hest assortment OF fine Teas
will be found at the store Of the Canton Tea Company
No l5 Chatham street, (betwccn Pearl and Roosevelt
the Oldest in the city VIC assure our
that they do better than elsewhere either at
Wholesale or retail They have no branch stores
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Of the above nearly five thousand landed shores
in the short space of twcntyfour hours This large and
sudden increase to population scarcely pcrccpt
bic. TWAS only drop in the
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La,l,cs. al you wish 70 get handsomc GaIt-

Boots Buskins Ties Slippers Toilet Slips for
will find the largest assortment
had in New York. every article of his manufacture
made in beautiful STYLE and sold derae prices
Ladies, remember MlLLERS, l3i Canal street
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For saIe.-Thc Stock, Fixtures, and five
Of the Boot and Shoe Store, No lJ6 Fulton
street Considered the best location in the city Apply to
CHAS. II. HOWARD, 81 Dey street.
Crystal Palace Again.-Patent Three.ply,
ingram and patent Tapestry Carpetng
exhibited the World Fair, 90 Bowery, HIRAM AN
DERSON'S. Also Pardoes and Crosby g. Sons English
Exhibition Tapestries and Brussels Carpeting of
styles. They will be sold remarkably low.
English Floor OIL Cloths, "a feet wide
elegant marble, scroll and figures
at 90 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSONS Also 1000 pieces OF
beautiful floor Oil Cloth, in Widths at Is. 3D. SIS 3D. and
l yard and upwards the most extraordinary bargains
offered in this city,
Glorious !-English Imperial Three-pRy
Carpcting Of gorgeous and gtcring color magnificent
mosaic and scroll figures before exhibited at
90 Bowcry, HIRAM ANDERSON.S Also American three
ply Carpets, at 6 3d. and yard Of elegant
spring styles.
Look at this!-Only Four Shillings per
yard beautiful and small figured ingram Caretng
at HIRAM ANDERSON'S, No. 80 Bowery. Stair Carpets,
2s, 3s 3s 3d. and 4s yard grain Carpets,
g, 3s., and S. I'd. per yard. Call and see them.
Great Bargains In Carretings.-Petcrson
kHUMPHREY, Broadway, Of White street, hav.
largely the
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The Metropolitan Millinery Emporium,

56S broadway corner of Nibos York-Paris London
and European Millinery Lace, Mantila and Fancy Goods
Of latest fashions and designs, are now open by "
LEAHY French English, Belgian, Swiss and German
goods Of most exquisite kind mos. prices hsx
an opportunity heretofore offered, Of sutng their
In NIL the most fashionable goods at the
Metro poitan Minery, and Fancy Goods Emporium
Partisan and London Monthly Fashions received by the
lieat
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

Young MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE
raj Con,mttee.-A regular meeting of this committee
will be held at Tammany Hail. Wednesday, May H. 1852
at7ia =. NJ JOHN WHEELER, Chairman.
JOIN yrASn K sm D. Clover Secretaries,
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JhNVINU ANhDENY, 10 GRAND sTRETr TOURTIr,
aoor Iro,a Broadway-P. sARACCO Professor In
ppbe y ~ asfiea hae the honor TO inform elegant
VII DC open every day during ali summer; and tbsss
anu lehteien no may honor him with their patron
above fashionable danes. " " ~" 'essohs, All the
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Broadway (late I,) fifteen hundred Paris made Man
tas steamer and comprising many Of the
richest truly novel designs The whole will be
sold the prices that have gained forahis
store popular reputation. ...,r
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"A LLEGHANfA LODGE, No. ls3, J.. o. of o. F.-TUE
officers and brothers Of til Lodge requested TO
sembls at their lodge room No las Bowery, q. o'clock
this Mondayl afternoon. 10 ttend the funeral of
brother T. John Tackaberry. from the NJ f. Church.
ner OF Bedford aud Morton streets. A. r. MOTT, N. c.
JoHN KENT, Sec'y.