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

DR.. Spaulding, Circus proprietor, Of
Albany, recently sued Dan Rice, the celebrated
clown, for libel, in having caused to be printeC
a series of doggerel verses, which the said Dar
Rice has been in the habit of singing during hi
exhibitions in the ring, to the great annoyance
and damage of DR.. Spaulding's character. Tht
jury brought in verdict of $I,55S against Rice
The Daily Wisconsin says that the emf.
grafton from Wisconsin to California exceeds be-
lief. Farms are sold for half their value by per
sons in haste to migrate to the land of gold
The Louisiana Legislature has abolished
the Usury Laws, and enacted a law exempting
homesteads to the value Of 1000, besides $3.50
worth of furniture, the library, SC, from seiz-
ure for debt.
A DR.. Beach was recently mortally
wounded in an encounter which took plaos be-
tween him and Mr.. Divide Leieune, one of the
most respectable citizens of Point Coupee, La.
It is said the attack was founded on some deli
cate questions in which the honor of the hus-
band is concerned, and that Mr.. Leieune was
justifable in the part which be took in the af-
fair,
A bill has been introduced into Con-
gress by Mr.. McMullen, of Va, giving to mem
bers Of Congress salary of $500 year, in
stead of the present allowance of So day.
The Odd Fellows of Boston are about
to erect splendid Hall IN that city. 1t is to be
Of granite, four stories in height, and will cost
$4,000. This amount is to be divided in shares
Of 800 each.
Ten thousand dollars have been found
in the dead letter Office at Washington during
the present quarter.
The Cincinnati Nonpared saws that a
citizen of that place has lately sent off 800 dogs
to California on speculation
Although the present winter on the Rio
Grande has been oue of unprecedented severity,
in the extremes of cold for few days at a time.
still it has been distinguished as one of the plea
santess and most desirable which has been expe-
rienced for series of years. The prospects for
agriculture never looked more fattering most
Of the farmers have their cotton, corn, and ve-
getables well stored.
An insane woman, named Magnan, re-
siding at Thoma ton, Ga, threw her four little
children into ll-pond, and jumped in herself
The woman and three of the children were res
cued by fisherman, and the other child perished'
The jury box now in use in the city of
Lynn, has been kept one hundred and twenty
years for its present pu poses. That used in
Portsmc nth was made in the year 1880, and has
been in regular use for one hundred and twenty
one years.
Louisiana has been apportiOned into
districts Tor tue election of Mem oers of Congress
VI these districts, in lS49, On the vote for Co.
vsrnOr, two gave Whig- msjoritios and two De-
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NORTHERN HoUsn.
ROWHRY HOTHT,

A ND DINING SALOON, 1896 BOWERY,
would respectfully inform the public that he eNSM
has thoroughly reftted and painted his es Y4sS1SA
tablishm ent, an is prepared usual TO de-.A-Ng
vote his undivided attention to the Wenes Of
his patrons TIE BOWERY EoTEL has been built with
special reference to the accommodation Of ranGient
and permanent hoarders 1t has upwards Of forty we'll
furnished provided with all the mo dern improve
ments and oonveniences Connected with the Hotel s
Refectory Dioing Room where all the substantias
and decacies Of the provided at q moments
notce and in excellent STYLE The daily bill Of fare, for
Breakfast Dinner md Tea, is by inferior to
that Of the best hote in the city though served at far
reasonable The continued patronage Of the
25 cents. Al 3mA
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

" NEh1 LOW .-WATCdEo AMI JEW ELL
v RY AT REDUCED PRICES.-The subsori- q
bcr, having received several large invoices Of W.
Watches and Joweiry, is row selling on his KY "
present otook at greatly reduced prices. Gf8sEfa
Fine Cold Lepne Watches, hoea toWellod for SIS 10
Gold Detached Levers, full ljewelled 30 90
IDS al otRSr kinds Of Watches At equally low prcos
Also al kinds Of Colo Chains. Pure Gold Wedding
Rinrs Gold Keys pnd Seals Gold Pens snd Pencils
Gold and Silver Thiubles Diamond Rings and Pins,
Bracelets, Gold Lookets Cud Pins and Ear Rings Gold
and Silver Spectacles Breast Pins Finger Rngs Silver
Fruit Knives, Sterling Silver Spoons Cups, Forka &C..
much less prices than any other house. Gold Watches
as low az Twenty Dollars eaob Watches and Jewelrv
exchanged. All Watches warranted TO keep good time
or the returned Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
repaired in the he8t manner at much es5 than the ueus
prices. GEO. q. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches aud Jewelry Wholesale and Reta
No. II Wall ss, near Broadway, up stairs
aT1vn&U forraerl~ a. No Al W.ji ~
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DAN SWEENEY.

ATE NO. II ANN BTKEET-KEMOVED
IL TO 66 CHATHAM ST.--Tbe undersigned N<m
would call the attention of the travelling and Mff2tM
resident public to the fact that in order to VfM
tend his business, and provide sufficient ac- -A "
his new establishment precisely the plan his
former His stand is unsurpassed in extent
comfort and airness by anyn the city The enlargement
was him by increased patronage and his stand
selected for It's central location The public both rans
ent and resident are solicited to examine his posi-
where will always be found the substantial elements
Of life Of the best quality and in the excellent style
which has rendered his establishment popular
The above the only establishment in the city which
he has in any Interest," and he hopes to sec
his friends there. J25 3m*l DANIEL SWEENEY.
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RoaERsI HOTEL
EaOG6fN0 AOL6A
A ND DINING SALOON NO d FULTON

A ND DINING SALOON, NJ. a FULTON
IA street. = IMPORTANT TO THE IRA Be-
YELLING PUBLIC.-The subscribers would eHfSS9ffVA
respectfully announce to their friends and TIE FTyM
public that they have recently fitted the large aS
building, No. Fulton street, Hotel and Uning oa-
loom where every comfort that could possibly be desired
the most economical SCALE be enjoyed The Lodg
ing Rooms surpassed by any in the city
fort and convenience and they have at great expense
procured composition to put in the mortar that will
destroy Reaches and all other insects, which may be
desirable consideration for those who wish to sleep
peace.
The Larder will always be found stocked with all the
choice delcaces the markets afford, which will be served
up at very low prices.
Merchants and others having business in this city,
will find this hotel desirable location. and one where
all the comforts Of home be enjoyed less price
than other establishment in his city. MS 3m*
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E'EATHERs, BEDS, MATTRAsSEs, &C.
Il AT CRAWBUCKs, No. 1858 Grand street. (second
dqSr ST & east Of Essex st. New York CHEAP UPHoL.
SPEkY AND FEATHER S1ORE.-The attention of
families about purchasing is respectfully invited to
large and beautiful assortment of Beds Msttrasses,
Palasses Bedsteads Cots, &C.. all of which have been
purchased at low cash prices, make an induce
ment for all to call and examine the above stock previ
oas to making their purchases Goods any part
OF the city, Brooklyn, Wlliamsburgh free Of car
riago- Old bede and mattrssses renovAued and made
over. W. CRAWBUCK 35S Grand at
F29 3m# second door east Of Esser al n V
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JAMES COLE, Auotioneer.

00O VACANT LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
OOO BUSHWICK NEAR MYRTLE and DIVISION
AVENUES ON BUSHWICK AVENUE, CEDAR, ELM
SUYDAB, MYRTLR, WILLOW, and BLANK SITS.
JAMES COLE will sell at Auction, on Wednesday
April 7th 1852 at II o'clock the Merchants Exchange
N; r. the following very desirable lots. viz:
q lots Myrtle street.
~ lots on Suydam street.
20 lots on Elm street.
~ lots on Ceoar street.
81 lots on Bushwick avenue,
II lots on Blank street.
lots on Willow street.
These lots are finely located about 600 feet from the
junction Of Myrtle aud Division They about
~ mile from Peck Slip Ferry, WILLIAMSBURG, and
mules from Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn.
There great improvements going on in the mmedi-
ate vicinity which render these lots very desirable for
Investment or for residence The omnbusses pass and
repass everyifew minutes through the day Division
avenue, to Peck Slip Ferry Wilamsburgh and on Myr-
tie avenue Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn This property
recently belonged to Hendrch Suydam Esquire, and is
most delightfully."- situated for building and residence
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THE G BEAT PARIS

M ILLINERY EMPORIUM OF N. BINNS',
1VI 45l Hudson street. Bonnets Bonnets!! IN
Fancy traw, and Silk Bonnets of all kinds; also f "
Misses and Infants Hats, Mems and Boys straw &sA
and Panama Hats Bloomer and Riding &c--<eSS
French Straw Lace and straw Braid of all kinds Rib
bons Silks, and Flowers all of the newest and latest
lmPor a5ions Mlliners supplied Merchant work done
Al kinos Of Straw Bonnets and Panama hats cleaned
ana pressed in the fashion, and Hats hv
the case Or at retail The proprietor has almost every
thing required the business and does everything con
nected with it, therefore, persons who come from dis
tance can ALWAYS be accommodated Goods sold at the
lowest cash prices. Orders received and punctuay at
tended to n BINNS5
Al " Ym% Hudson at near Proodrsv
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SINCERE

DATENT STRAIGHT NEEDLE PEKPEN-
i DICULAR ACTION SEWING MACHINE-Secu
red by Letters Patent Of the United States August r.
1851 The only machine having right to the STRAIGHT
needle: To this machine awarded the first premium
at the last New York State Fair also first premiufn "a
gold meda the last Fair Of the American Institute
Great improvements have just been added by the nven-
character Of the machine for doing all kinds Of fine work
fully established and it is the only machine capable
Of doing good work.
Machines and Rights for sale at the Office, No. s5s
adephia and n 10. 10 Harvard Place Boston
Territorial Rights for sale most favorable terms
l. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
Va froa d.vo-v n
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"A CARD TO THE Ladies'

MAD. LAVINE & co. HAVE OPENED
1v1 their Paris Millinery, at their store, No. m
l53% Spring ST. Sd block west of Broadway. Mad a. ~
l. wishes to inform the ladies that she goes to ~
Paris every winter and Selects the latest and
choicest patterns there is to be had and invites the la
dies to call and examine for themselves for have many
styles of Bonnets that be any other
store in this city, and at prices surprisingly low.
N. B.-Milliners supplied with pattern bonnets and
country merchants supplied by case Also all kinds of
straws cleaned and altered. A 3m%
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DlElp.

On Thursday morning April Ist after short but Sc
we're illness, HENkY SMIEHE, only of Henry and
Mary Foster, aged years, months and 5 days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
at half past four ooook from residence Of hit faith
sr, 81 Sacket st. door above Colombia st. Brooklyn
terment.
A. Middletown, Coma, March 49, aged 80 years. COR
NELlA NJ, wife Of Mm. b. Casey, N. D., and daughter
ct the late Henry NJ Beam Of New YORK.
IN this city, March25 after short but llnoss
Hook. va
On Wednesday, March 81, JOHN ". ACTON, aged 81
Charles ", Connor, aged 81 years.
Vn Friday last, JAMES ARNOT, Jr., of Ba,hgatc,
tcotland, aged % years.
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Union HousEI


NEW DRY GOODS eTORE. - No. 217
L HUDSON, between Canal and Spring Streets
LYONS JONES have just opened in the above place,
with
AN ENTIRELY NEW AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
DRY GOODSJ
consisting in part of the following articles IN the DO
MESTIC DEPARTMENT, for housekeepers' use
SHIFTING MUSLINs, SHIRTING LINENS, SHEET
INGS, TABLE LINENS, DIAPERS, TOWELINGS,
NAPKINS, COUNTERPANES, &c.
In the DRESS DEPARTMENT, large assor rtment OF
the newest styles OF
MOUSSELINE DE LANES, POPLINS, BAREGE DE
LANES, FRENCH LAWNS, ENGLISH, FRENCH
AND SCOTCH GINGHAhS, sc.
The HOSIERY and GLOVE DEPARTMENT will re-
ceve especial attention. and Ladies always depend
upon procuring general assortment of the most appro
we'd makes at the lowest possible prices.
In the SHAWL DEPARTMENT may be found gene
raj assortme mt of
CANTON GRAPES, BLACK SILK, BROCHE,
PRINTED CASHMERE,
and various other styles, adapted to the season.
Also, BLACK SILKS boiled in oil; ALPACAS, IT'S
SUES, BAREGES, LUSTREs, LINING SILKS, LACE
GOODS, SMALL WARES, TRIMMINGS, sc.
TERMS CASH AND NO DEVIATION PRICES.
LYONS s. JONES,
277 Hudson street, between Canal and Spring
N Blades may always rely upon truthful repre-
sentatons and polite attention. Three lines Of stages
pass the door every five minutes NJ 2o5 :
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PRINTING INK
NF EVERY DESCRIPTION A

EvEEH 4is New DES0kpG1N SS5 1oHH G. AT hoF M9
constantly manufac turing and has always on hand,
every variety Of Printing Ink from the finest black and
colored TO News Ink, which he equsl to any
ever manufactured and at low prices he sold by
any regular manufac ture Orders forwarded by railroad
note TO me at 3S Rose street, New York.
P.Ss-Vhis paper ia printed with my News Ink also,
gre many Of the other papers in this city Phadel
pha Boston, Baltmr New Orleans, ard other cities
and towna in tho United States. A 2m
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FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY,

M RS. W. RALLINGS HAS THE PLEA
Iva sure of informing the ladies of New York n@
and the vicinity, that she has ready for therA W
inspection stock of MILLIN ERY GOODS, <SHy
which she would respectfully invite the attention
all her old patrons and friends
Her stock this comprises the newest styles
SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, FLOWERS. RIB
BONS, STRAW BLONDES, SO. &C., all Of the first
quality and latest imPortations Mrs. r. having made
arrangements during her visit Paris and Lon
DON to be supplied with the latest modes introduced
The uniform neatness and elegance of ladies' bonnets
mired, that MRS R. deems it unnecessary to say word
on that subject Call and judge for yourself No 67
CANAL STREET, nearly opposire Mercer street.
n. B.-Straws nufactured Leghorn and other Bon
nTO92 2p,k
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BUTTER CRACKERS.

BKUEN, 3ll Delaney STREET.,
y would respectfully inform the public that he is at
all times prepared to supply customers with the best
quality Of Butter Crackers from his Bakery. lie devotes
his attention entirely to this branch business and from
his long experience haters himself that he B able to rive
the fullest satisfaction to all who patronze him. Refeo
tories Oyster Saloons SC, viii be promptly supplied by
eendng order 70 the Bakery No 81 Desnoey street.
N B-J. B. is now prepared to supply order from I'll
roosions Of the country, - the lowegt essh 5oess
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, IN FOURTH
u street, one hundred feet west from the Bowery RwQ
five story Philadelphia brick building of the first IN
class with all the modern improvements. now be- l.lL
ing finished and ready for occupation first of Nav next
Terms made easy. The above property is well calculated
for gentlemans residence for permanent t.
For particulars inquire of
Fi5 If ?. HOLLEY 10 Wall st.
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CHEIsTMANS MUSIC

NEPOT, COS BROADWAY, 4O4 PEARL
- street Mr.. c. G. CHRISTIAN, ha open--5-a
ed at 6O5 Broadway an extensive and elegant 9Es5z9
estae shment where music and musical instru-tI RuI
ments OF every Descriptions be found at the lowest
prices; Catalogues of Music furnished on application
Mr. Chrtstman will aim to make his catalogue of music
and his assortment of instruments to none in the
city, The public are respectfully invited examine
stock.
N. B-Military Bands supplied with Musical Instru-
ments of every description and all kinds of Musical In
sruments Repaired at his Mandatory, No. 40 Pearl
ST. where also large stock of all kinds Musical
Instruments are for sale the very lowest wholesale
Al 2mN
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-04

MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT,

MT ILLINEKY ESIABLISHWENT AND
1Vl STRAW BONNET MANUFACTORY. 564 E\
Broadway near Niblo's Garden, N Y.-Mrs VIM fsNsSN\
SIMMONS respectfully announces to her hume SSts8
patrons and the public that she is now pre- -eS
pared to exhibit at her Show Roomp, splendid and
unique assortm emit of Millinery and Straw Goods of
manufacture in which combined all the modern
improvements latest styles and ashions together with
magnihcent selections of Paris Millinery, which, for di-
versty of patterns colors and unity nsh
mmeasurably all former importatons. Also, large and
interesting invoice Of Lace Straws, Straw Blonds and
endless variety Merchants and Miliners supplied
with pattern prints
N B.-No connection with any other store in the city
doing business in the same line.
s28 3mf MRS. VIM. SIMMONS, 564 Broadway, N Y.
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pEOpr.Eps HnrEr.

~ AND 10 CATHARINE SLIP, N. Y,
l East side Of the Market GEORGE S. ~
ST. JOHN. Proprietor. @491lsA
This popular establishment having been re- faaS2A
built and newly furnished throughout, III w
opened TO the public Monday 20th October house
now contains extension dining the first foor
Smoking and Reading Room the second, and the
mander Of the second third and fourth floors contains
46 neatly lodging which will be found very
convenient for gentlemen desiring transienty OF
permanently
ns- Baths shilling each. Ales, Wines, and LII
quors at the bar. breakfast, Dinner, and supper.
J25 3m&
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G AND FLAG DEPOT. CORNER

A WNING AND FLAG DEPOT, CORNER
IN. BROADWAY AND PEARL STREET opposite
the New York Hospital where may be found q general
assortment Of all kinds Of Canvas Articles, Silk and
bunting Flags, Banners &C Of all Nations and varieties,
on hand and made to order.
N. B. The celebrated Anti-MiIdew Solution applied to
Awnings trifng cost. Orders received and attend.
ed to from MI parts Of the City through the Dispatch
poot ,r1A AtN
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FOR SALE.

T'HE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, NOS.
4 1870 and md lgoS west sI 26th street t near Eighth 2
and contains all the modern improvements, viz esiA
marble mantles, baths, ranges Croton water &c. &C.
including balcony and small court in 'front.' Terms
moderate, and p'rt of purchase money remain on
bond and mortgage. Inquire Of WIN. H. HOYT No. 29O
Ninth avenue. F29 If
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MERCERs DINING SALOONS,


ON z The Proprietor of this popular es @<w
tabshmcnt Mrs EDWIN J. MERCER, re- sfNEA
spectfully informs her friends and those of VdDYeA
her late husband, that she still continues her
Dining Saloons for Ladies and Gentlemen the corner
of Ann and Streets where she trusts by her at
tention she will merit the continuance Of their patron
age All who find it necessary to breakfast and dine
down will find at the old stand of Ann and
Nassau streets all the requisite eatabes and decacies
the market affords.
A LADIES' ORDINARY
is connected with the establishment which, by pr-
entrance in ANN STREET, they can pass sepa-
rate room, and dine with their friends fociably and
quietly at home
Thankful for past favcrs continuance of patronage
is respectfully solicited.
T29 Smk. MRS EDWIN J. MERCER
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& J. G. CONRAD, 9 ANN, AND 66
- MARKET Streets make to order and keen -,
constantly on hand, large and handsome as HE5F
Lortment OF the finest of French Pa Leatherf wv
and Caliskin Dress Boots Shoes and Caters Of ~
all kinds and descriptions They have received four Pre-
ums at the late Fairs of the American Institute for
the superiority Of their work They keep but one quail
W Of Boots 1.-THE best and have but price, and make
Ad 80 n~-9-'@ - fNAASN""AA'J'
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UP TOWN BAKERY

DUBLIC ATTENTION is RESPECTFUL
J ly invited to the establishment Of the Il -
undersigned. His long experience and con- srzssas&
tinued success, leads him to believe that he REts
can yiela the utmost satisfaction to all who w s
entrust their orders to him. His prepara-
tions embrace al kinds of Cakee consisting OF
Plum, Pound, CitrOn.
Raiein, Almond, Currant
Sponge New Year, Scotch,
Jenny Lind, Kisses, Lady's Fingers,
Maccaroons, Cocoanut Drops &c.
Particular attention paid to all orders for Wedding
and other parties.
N. B.-Families supplied with superior Bread in any
part Of the city.
P. s.-No connection with any other bakery
W. DUNCAN, No. S73 Fourth Avenue.
MID 3m* cor. 9th st. formeriv If id0 Eorvnrv
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0rz- Empire Building and MUTUAL LOn

0 Empire Building and Mutual Loan
Associaton-The Second Mont thy Meeting will be held
lat the Mercer House. of BrOome and Mercer ss
on TUESDAY EVENING, April 9th, at TX clock when
number of shares will be offered for redemption Mem
bers will notice that the second months dues paya
BILE before the meeting To prevent confusion they
requested to call at the office No. 73 Spring street.
pay their dues sign the Articles and get their pass books
JOS. R. TAYLOR, President,
J. W. ALLEN, Vioe-Presdent
]. W FELL, Secretary. Al 1tM
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MRS. PEARCE

A sTROLOGIST, HAS REMOVED FROM
"A Washington Square, where she as re, ded for the
last twelve years. up to SIXTY SECOND STREET be
scale Manufaotory The sst stsep uS Yorkvilie and
Harlem Stages pass the door every few minutes
Fare cents. MIA IT.
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FOR SALE.
1ONsIDERABLE STREAM OFWATER

A CONSIDERABLE STREAM OF WATER
IA with good fall and suitable factory. at sss4
good place forpub business, with about acres 3g
of land, including two ponds and an acre lot for s
dwelling &c. grist mill, known Crawford's Mill,
doing good business hut being decayed has lately been
removed from it, The preni-s about 30 rods from
West Mount Vernon village, and depot both on
the Harlem aud New Haven railroads. terms moderate
Inn 4 the WINNING ianan AZ
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PAssAGE TICKETS

E'OR CALIFORNIA, VIA STRAITS OF
H. Magellan and Panama. for limited -sgsSSkzts
number of Passengers. The magnificent IlNAl2s
new extra Steamship REINDEER 200 s..ses@zs...
tons burthen Capt. D. L. Wilcox will sail URSDAY,
April 5 1852 from New York for the abeve named ports
Nc berths secured until paid for . 80
This Steamer built expressly for the California
trade coppered and copper fastened and expected to
make the shortest trip ever made to California Pas
sengers going by her will avoid all the delays dan-
gers &C., of the Isthmus.
For freight tickets, apply to
GEO. E. HAMILTON, Agent,
Office over Ocean Bank
of Grnanngich and EnltOn-etH.
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fE&AkaslEHP.

am IN shs city Monday evening last by Rev Mr.. Jes
''H MT. JAM ES GlLB 10 Miss PHEBE ELLISON.
n IN Conn, March 81, by Rev Mr. Bently Mr
SuaAkLES I. HULBURT, of New York, to Miss MARIA
A. TAYLOR, of the former place.
III, yL She zzo u5 oy The Rev DR.. Lee Mr.. PIERRE v.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev John Stillie
FRANCIS VAN DYK, ESQ, Of Brooklvn to Miss SlJ-
SANNAH M. SMITH uf fms cit,p - - ~
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aS- Tammany Society, or Columbian
order Brothers regular meeting Of the Institution
Wl be held in the Council Chamber Of the Great Wig
Nam on Monday Evening, 9Th inst, ct half hour af
ieI the setting Of the General and punctual aten-
dance is requested By order,
OANIFL u. DELAVAN. Grand sachem
STEPHEN c. DURyEA Score tary.
manhattan, Season Of Blossoms 4th Moon Year Of Dis
ton the sd. Al It..