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~ National Building and Mutual Ioan A.:

~ National Building and Mutual IOan As:
ssacn: os No s rom To- 81 ocoeE 'ne fe0p'
Persons Of joining this Association invited to
avail these ofhe opportunity immediately as the num-
IN of shares taken will guarantee advance entence
Several shares will be offered for redemption at the next
eetipr OF this Association which due notice will be given
Present entrance fee 81 Dues So per month Shares $780,
BENJAMIN NEWHOUsE, Prest No. 275 Hudson-st.
DAVID J. EEVIN Vice-Prcst No. Broad-st.
TRUSTEES.
Charles Eewcomb, No. $50 Greenwichst.
Charles H. McIntire No SOC Hudson Of Spring 1t.
William Aoller No. IS Vandam-st.
John Il. Dunham No. 70 East l3th-st.
James Harris, No l0f Hudson-st.
CT. SCHNEIDER. No. $50 Barrow-st
Hugh Acock, No. SAL Broadway
Samuel T. Williams. No. 81 White-st.
Henry Bruner, Nos. l20 and % Wooster-st-
Henry David, No. 10 Liberty-place.
Louis r. MeDger No. IL Deyst.
Abrsm Demarest, No. Pinest.
JoHN w. vANDEwATER, Sec'y. No. 275 Hudsonst
JOSEPH SMITH, Surveyor. No 500 Houstop-st
JAMES GRIDLEy, Attorney, No. SO Nassau-st.
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HvHIS DAY PUBLISHED-The With

Number of THE FRENCH LITERARY REVIEW,
in French and English edited by nessn Richard Aouon
CoHTENTs-An abridgment Of the History OF French t
Naherbe Bal.ac Voure Decartes Appendix OF Froissa
XVIII Century Selfdeyoton of Eustache de st Pierre IN
old French of the time Caveo fragment Of the Memoirs OF
History by Guizot Analysis OF the History
of the Civilization of Europe sketch OF European
their moral and social and their effects on
Civilization Racine vii act I'd The Fable and Ale
cory; Anecdote of Henry lVth with literal uansauon
Fourth Lesson in the French Language, etc.
BUNNELL PRICE, Publisher
No. l2l Fulton st., NewYork.
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~ United States Building Ass0ciati0n:CIhe
Is regular meeting Of the above Association will be held az
ts Union Buildings No. 1863 Bowery, ON MONDAY, Apni
~ opportunity an shares were redeemed 5 at tine
- meeting Monthly dues 81 So ultimate value OF shares
mo Of6ce No $50 broadway.
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~ Third Mechanics, Building and Mutual

Lean Associniion.-A regular monthly meeting for
The payment Of dues and the redemption OF shares will be
Aed q Union Building, No l63 Bowery, on TUESDAY, the
ah in at O'Clock, r. NJ Az there are but few shares
I'm persons DESTROYS of avang themselves OF the advan-
h offered by this Association had better attend this meet
M and subscribe. Speakers will be IN attendance En-.
shae $500 This Society will loan money at the rate OF
per cent the actual amount advanced on share
Psous DESTROYS of withdrawing do 90 by giving one
months notice and receive back the dues paid by them with
interest the rate of per cent per annum Persons pay
IL in ADVANCE will be allowed interest There are but
~ shnes Left and the books viii positively BE- closed u
1000 shares subscribed for pesons desrous OF
tnng had better apply early to JACOB PECARE, See
Rtay No. 1853 Hester-st Office hours from A. M. to
,
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Mem 11nbIirations.

ALL the PHILADELPHIA MAGA-
~ ZINES for MAY ready THIS DAY at DEWITT
DAVENpORTS Tribune Buildings, Nassaust
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The variety and elegance of this Magazine unsurpassed
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By special arrangement with Mr. Graham we are appoint
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Also, ready,
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THE LADIES' NATIONAL for May.
Agents dealers, &c, supplied on the best of terms
ID. L ID. have lately published -
THE SWAMP Sized or The Days of Marion and his
Merry Men. Price 50 cents. .
TIFF RIFLE RANGERS by Capt Mayne Reid with
tinted illustrations Price so cents-Sd edition.
REVERIES OF AN OLD MAID with 43 illustrations
Price so cents DEWITT DAVENPORT,
Tribune Buildings, Nassaust.
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TTARPER & BROTHERS, No. 329
II Pearl-st frank lin-square) PUBLISH THIS DAY
I.ROMANISM AT HOME

Letters to Hon Roger b. fancy, Chief Justice OF the
United States by Kirwan. l2mo. muslin Price Is cts.
objections from doctrines yss
more external arrangements,
government despotsm its it's Legends It's relics and Us ~
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fyins visit TO Europe witn
the friend who has attained
profession and witnessed with me nearly all the
,hs they not overdawn Extract from the Authors Preface
Your letters Ear regards the grammatical construction Oh
phsre- almost elegant OF Anglo Saxon words
Of the which produced Dean Swnora
Goldsmith pervaded by slvey thread OF WIT Which
lie Irish bishop Huss letter. y reply 70 kirwsn
IL. Part Eighteen Of LONDON LABOR AND THE
LONDON POOR IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Cycopeda OF the Social Condition and Earnings OF the
Poorer Glasses of the British Metropolis in connection with
the Country. By Henry Mayhem. With Engrayings OF the
Scenes and the Persons described copied from Dagerreo
types taken by Beard expressly for this work. Publishing
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these Of humor and pahos novelty and
Wisdom comedy nd tragedy j" lChlstisn Register
documents political
N.Y. place volume Of them shelves among works
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speeks from personal observation All thInss
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The np nearly quite
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ogar scarcely es distinguished cancstuns Crukshank
Washington Republic.
M Eayhew replete with novel interest," and supplies
enough to the phauropst Many
starting facts broush,to light" Commercial Adv
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n Hanover Fire Inss y ndn oon"'

y Hanover FLA FIT ln sisacoS
ofes No. Oldslip one door from rsa .,, INV
Inn So ~ sss, ;nsnees On budns dweln msr-
shsndise furniture. vessels IN port ana ~ re"
sr property, against los or damage 'y h'e'
p.,.,p.., VIM H. Goodwin, Chas P; Freeman,
p s"r.hr,wo,,h John NJ Wyckoh, Edward n. Tracy,
Amos hov rss. psntod Knowton s.DC Van Bokkelsn
T. w. Baysud, D. ". insenoil CO 4 Fellow
B. II. Howell n r. r. 1;I...o, perry "a Gardiner
Chss T. Goodwin, = a. Lly'r Rs.rd iobn Davenport,
WI W. az II. Francis H. Abbott, Joel Seymour,
I ,ssas y p 1beevsr Lewis Roberts, Charles Pitt
4 n SI1 Good. Jas. D. sparkman, Charles J. Fox'
.F.Jer'a 3. D. Darwin itch6eid.
j. N WYCKOFF, PresdenA
w HARRrorr, Secretary.
- Canton Grape Shawls.-A masnicent
I'D very cheap stock Of these goods embroidered and
plain recently imported from China n now on SALE tne
fa'' NANNY, GEO BULPiN No. ssI uate s5D Broadway.
rz~ Riabtb-ayenue Lots. ITO members Of Buildng
Asccstons and Others DESTROYS Of procuring building los
n Ibis city st reasonable , AN os 4 the Wholesale
prices Of SIPS $75 per lot must be closed IN few
days BY this asnsemsnt block containing o. 1s
sut through be obtained provided sufeent number OF
persons subscribe For maps description &C. apply
It. g. MILLlKEN at the Office of Pomeroy jerks, No. d
Wallst
q Tne feOpie1s nM".ns n 49,. I'm ~ hId on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April q, at o'clock In the
Assembly Room of 25hst and eh-av Members are
requested to call at the Office No. ~ shav and their
dues before the night Of meeting L. MARITIME,
J. T. WILLIAMS, Secretary. PRESIDENT
~ 81. Nicholas Building Associati0n.-The
in this Association being rapidly taken up and
several will offered for redemption the monthly meeting
in May Now the time therefore, to subscribe Call at
the Office Duanest of Chatham under the Chatham
Bank and put down your for shares be-
fore the entrance fee raised Present entrance fee 81
Monthly dues, g. WIN L. CONkLlN, frendent.
r. d. HART, Secretary.
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Now ready complete,
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED and FIFTY

uIiNf II 4
LIZ ONE; Or The Adventures of Mr.. and Mrs Sandboya
who went up London to the Great Exhibition By
Henry Mayhew With Illustrations by Cruikshank Pncs
50 cents.
The "Great Exhibition" has furnished theme for the pen
Of poet historian, and all the jotters down of the day
niche only wanting render the recollection of this brilliant
affair amusing and pleasant it has doubt proved in
stcve and The above relation OF the mshas crosses
and perpexites Of most jocund but unfortunate couple
who went to that wodscene of rates brmn of expecta
ton to be surfited with enjoyment pictured wtha that
saca pungent, and amusing force, the peculiar view Of
Henry MAYHEM the author, while the familiar illus
traon from the pencil of George Ckshank have added to
it point and saiency which would draw laugh from
cync and make the hearty cry with laughter outright such
the grotesque character of the incidents
STRINGER L TOWNSEND, No. 222 Broadway.
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1000 GoP paEs sotR il pn6 xs day. Of
RY OF A BROADWAY DANDY, edited by John ID. Vose,
former editor of The Nec York Picaye Elegantly iustra
ted Price Is cents. o..
There quite about this work edited BY
John d. vose Of The kec York PieayHe proves
$50 - H. - Of the Times
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~ SHEPARD Il co. l52 Fulton-st.

W have just published , ,-,,,,,,r on, rro
for the of Schools by DAVID H. SCOfr' rhhc'Pa4 VI
Ward School No. 25, New York city. 80
The Manual first published in November last p ana
was almost Immediately introduced into the Ward and fao
lie Schools Of New-York. r, r
The work is highly recommended by the Principals OF
most of the Public and Ward Schools
tion
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~ Hor Sale mt n Bargain.-Sevsal Shares In
rscsor Buildng and Mutual Loan Assocaton also sew
s ots at Green Point L. Inquire Of J. SAMMIS, No.
u Cathsrine-st
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CTNGER'S SEWING MACHINE viii

- do what other machine capable o. IN sswias ess
h.ndsou,e stitchine. What this machine proses % e
II HI DO perfectly The most iacreduous fully censncxe
bv drmcrs1ation; al doubts fully removed nssa~ ~
sItibfon Come one cu.ne siudxe aud be sAfsneo- NO
al ssee made for admission. - =. s.o ,.,vx
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IRON WORKS FOR SALE.-The sub
Horses, Carriages, Sc.

WILL be for SALE, from the 18th to
w 10th April inst stablns No. 1856 Wsshingon's,
H. Y CITY, pair of elegant lGhands dappegray uoryess
well matched long and tails sound and kind TO tn
best of the owners knowledge will be exchanged for Dry
Goods Groceries other merchandise or Illinois Lands
sorth Of the capitol Inquire of r. No. 6s "aA'
ipgfou-St.
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Will be Published Soon.
"HE FORTUNES OF HARRY
i RACKET SCAPEGRACE, illustrated from the Eng
sH WrAuNAN GEE Ist or the MASSACRE OF CHICAGO,
q tale of the revolution. Price Is cents.
Volume and conclusion, VENETlA TRELAWNEY, BY
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BEN BRACE, nautical tale.
MARY PRICE, by G. w. M. Reynolds. Part z Vol. l.
Nearly Ready, THE GUERILLA CHIEF or TILE
ROMANCE OF WAR. "
Now Ready the third edition, THE SEVEN BROTHERS
OF WYOMING authentic history of the Bngands OF the
Revolution. Price Is cents.
H. LONG L BROTHER, No 4s Annst- NY.
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n Third Manhattan Building Associations
TIE entrance fee is 81 Monthly dues ST. shares $500
Members paying not less than months in advance will DO
entitled TO interest thereon the rate OF per cent per
mum.
Penons desirous of becoming members of the Third Man
haitian Building Association do by calling at the ofce
u the Secretary No. Is Spce<t second floor, where by
lava can be had tree Of charge
JAMES s. LIBBY President, Lovejoys Hotel
DAVIS COLLAM0RE, Nice-P President, No. Al Broadway
J. w WESTON Secretary.
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T,HE AMERICAN POULTRYYARD.

Il Comprising the ongin, History, and description OF
The dderpt Breeds OF Domestic Poultry Illustrated with
4 ELTON & co.'s, Agricultural Bookstore No Tryop
so~, IisIsm Raiaesd, Building. NY
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NEW and BRILLIANT BOOK. :

NEW and BRILLIANT BOOK. =
Second Edition Now Ready.-HEN and WOMEN
of the EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. BY Arsene Houssaye;
with beautifully engraved Portraits Of Louis XIV and hdme
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by far the bes, portrait OF the prominent figures OF the
which reirs, that know Of in the Esshsh hnnase
Evening Post
'Two deheousy that perfect boucbs
for epeure Il reading" Home Journal
1t shos be library and the hands Of reader"
Boston Commonw ealth.
Also Just Published,
LYRA AND OTHER POEMS. By Alice Carey.
vol limo. Price IS cents
H. lisa: A PILGRIMAGE. By Caroline Chesebro,
thor OF Dream Land by Day Light" &c. &c. In vol
limo. Price 81.
The style well lrIurisn arsnmesstve wen
aud Mid and weird sp TO the heart Of the
reSser." Home Journal
III. TALES AND TRADITIONS OF HUNGARY. By
Theresa Pulszky; with Portrait of the author In vol
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Nv. LECTURES AND MIsCELLANIES. BY Henry
James. In vol l2,no. Price 81 25.
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r IVES of CELEBRATED HIGH
Il WAYMEN-THlS DAY Published the Life and
Adventures Of TOM KING the notcrou: and
Claude Duval" "Pau Clifford" Captain Hawke ks
Complete in one volume with two beautiful illustrations OF
Tprpn's celebrated ride to York. Price Is cents
THOMAS ORMSBY, Publisher, No lO2 Nasau-st
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6reriai Notices.

..>-N> ~
7: f rsslssfss1zsl t ssrEAAsaIF COZ
iii M called .Pon 70 give pabe notice M, ;e ro srs nos
= = ofScer Of this Company and that tickets thu
- b obtained only at their Agency no !" w w
BAkTkh2fc5 E;S sS5Ia; q jan
se,G By order, WIN n. DAvID0E. secretary.
..ormodsfe COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others
= sssnof leave their orders during the day, bAhEh
oonSvIN Co propretors Of the Great Steam Printing
IN Zen their Coantag-room open EVERY EVEN.
Na Sas the Spin. ;s;:Hn Gp y yaSe CO. Pns
% s.s son AZ AM III SYi lcP.M ~
- Maize te the Ladies.-The Paris msnslilis
,1e.oium' removed FROM No S5l to No S6 Broadway
~ open Tor the spring season and contains the .sss. 'n
- "a eheape stock Of Msnti,ls ever seen IN Anenca
- GEO BuLPIN. No. S6l tlate SID broadway.
~Morchcad,s Magnetic Plaster The greatest
snsbcrer and pairdestroyer ever discovered ana e
ssst and hest Plaster IN the World Put up IN ar snt
aes Each box will make ms TO ssn' p,a's'' ""' ''
s IN =. ssnpot exist where This Plaster applied ~
1t rsnshenne plaster giving tone TO ell a'e organs ia
h!9 s., absorbent Plaster causing copous penpraton
S tsus enables the nnumerse pores OF the body 70 AZ
- 4 virtues while II extracts all pain
reef Neryine Plaster owing to the wondrous vir-
a ne MAGNETIC influence II possessed and therefore
S~,psnine value in all nervous diseases
In IL Grtnkt1cus
slses the circulation Of the blood promotes the secre
~ ma restores health and vgor to the sick and
ne Msxnetc Plaster the cheapest and most valuable
dv ever given to the world and in all the complaints and
$1,000 for which il 10 recommended It's worth 10 inssa
IA and its price almost nothing. -.
be remembered tina. pain cannot exist where thu
Plaxer h applied s;.
6.s ou ali those objections attached to the generality OF
sfs II il warranted maintain its virtue TOR years. ana
bkeep unimpaircd in any climate.
Pres Is cents box with full directions
nsnufaetured BY the inventor aud proprietor -.
d. C. MOREHEAD, M. d., No. l32 Broadway, N T.
vor sae by ell respectable Druggists and dealers In genuine
.rdicipes throughout the United States
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CHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS
- BOOKS. BLANK-BOOKS and STATIONERY, at
Wholesale at the lowest possible prices Country Merchants
Booksellers and Others invited to call and examine our
very large stock prices before buying elsewhere KIG
GINS KELLOGG, Blank Book Manufactures Booksell-
ers and Statoners. No 80 John-st4 corner of Gold.
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"a The Mercantile Mutual Loan and Aecu.
S1uhx Fpud Assecir ti0u.--By unanimous desire,
= 1naeiason win hold SPECIAL MEETING Ia the
room Of the broadway House corner Grandst,
k~IvkpAf EVENING, nth inst at o'clock, for the
49, xdosting ali who have not Joined opportunity
- nsir names al once subscribers The entrance
aoa,hiy dues s. on each share OF $500. To clerks
~ snd ell who desire to accumulate, or to obtain
49, easy terms this Association affords, most
sipcftanity u offered. In this Association
eess the privilege Of taking or purchasing TEN
NJ secretary IN attendance at the Office from to
&k~y nx uae transaction OF all business relating to-
=. }. ROWLAND. President
! ISAAC II. BAILEY, Vice Pfesidsnt.
iIEfJs, VIM. T. Child,
AHk.KSS T. Thompson,
nns. ~ r. Z. lockwood
Alfrod Roe,
Noa.< a. Pomeroy, Jr
C-, w >sercsuy, oase corner Broadway xns
s>s, ssu he pas.sc bank.
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A GREAT VARIETY of SERVANTS,
IA Men, Women. Boys and Giris are now wanting en-
poyment at c. HASONS Offices No $50 Broadway snd No.
l5s Bowe1y. Terms Yearly subscription 30 sen other
wse cents n B. No pains win b spared 10 reader 1T
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NHEAP EDITION.-THE MAIDEN
and MARRIED LIFE of MARY POWELL, after
ward MISTRESS MILTON. Price l2f cents
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings.
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r. Canton Grape Shawis.-A magnificent
md yery cheap stock Of these goods embroidered and
plain recently imported from China now on sde' al Inc
ras @An''i eco BULPiN No s6l (ate ssh Broadway.
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eseg II naqA .YIdaUTfs .aaUaraT YIlAd xaoY-8an
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- Notice ta the Ladies.-The pans msn'li -
vssoium removed from No S5l to No sol brosdwsy, -
- nen or the spring season and contains the largest cn
.s4 eheapest stock OF MsntillN ever seen IN Anenca
fsFC. BuLPIN No. 361 (late ssh Broadway
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~ second Mutual Loan PianO-F0rte and
heese- furnishing Ass0ciati0n.-Those members
have not gnsd the Articles OF Agreement request
Sedo 50 forthwith The Society goes into operation
Of MAY, and the dues must be paidon before tho
" Monday Of that month The subscription list IL now
Sa and Prospectus may be had gratis at the Office Of the
pHkzsore Of Adrianoe Sherman Co, No. Aston House.
h,r,sss fee 81 JAS. PRISON, President
EWEBSTER, Vice President.
1ChotwELL, Secretary Of Meetings.
VIVIAN NoRpES, Chairman Of Com. OF Management
xnfRicE, Secretary. A. n. JOCkLYN, Treas
Dae nosice viii be Eiven Of the next meeting
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NHIRLES FULLER, Dealer in Jen-

American Building Assoei.on, tnov IN ez.esaes Trr
ysais sna ;,s Nsw-York will dispose Of the allows q
s.. sSy:nee. Also Dasueneotype Apparatus for
ssie OF viii BE- traded for osssf P''le"y' 'H"a's'
x5dre~ IL A. s. Tribune Once.
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NALE. and FEMALE SERVANTS,

III fof evefy a1ton 70 hmea both n otY
md contry-Cooks, Waiters Hurses Coachinen Gsrden-
m &c. &c, provided at the Employment Agency sfRcs
10 go Fest lthst Unionsquare between Broadway end
th-ay
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49,. tmc N"Ssnu bniidinE and Mutual Loan
49, 1ssiohs-onSe No 81 Nssastt, up-stairs-The
Esns % NJ daily Loco shares OF $500 each
sIslsaee Zee 81 Dues ~ per month on each share Pam
90 q the Secretary gratis The public arc invited to call
S ss IL r rewSssso, Psest No. 81 ST. Marksplaes
ycsss. J" s vs . s w r,sst No: IS Nssaa-sf.
x.rrEs TOWNSEND, Surveyor, No s. Nsssaust
WILLIAM II. MEEEs Airy and Com.sllo, Is ~
TRUSTEES.
Harma, BAuvclt No f2s Hudsoa-A
John II. keyser No. 81 Cht-st
lofin Brooks No 1888 Ful;on-st ~
William 4, Dussn, Brooklyn.
ya.eent Din No Il Ann-st
ffsnes Hradt No. So Na~an-sI
kcnry Frost, Ne. III fearl-st
legen1o Cary, No 490 rea;l-st.
Ared Ns<ts, Ne. Is Nescy-sr.
hspry Nanaewaier No l7S Washinstors&
Ssnsnt Flint Ne. SO Ns~ssa-st.
William A. Townsend No - Broadway.
easzies Knox, Nc l2S fulton-st
a IL Bly, Secretary. Ne. 50 Nsssu-st, up stairs
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UTANTED-In a frst-class office, a
wv Law Clerk of industrious habits who has good
knowledge of practice Address Box zl36, at the Post'
Office.
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q French Importing
w House. yonns Man acquainted with the Silk MILF
merry business Apply after p NJ, at No. 10 Johnt up
etara
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-18
A CARD.

The undersigned takes this method of expires
sing his sincere thanks to his numerous friends,
Customers, and the public in general, for their
ry liberal patronage during the past two seasons,
and hopes by close attention to business, and
TO their interests, to merit continuance of their
patronage. He assures them that HE WILL
NOT BE UNDERS0LD by any establishment
in the city. HIS STocK IS now COMPLETE
embracing every thing usually kept in his line,
and would particularly call the attention of his
customers to his assortment of Dress Goods Cloths.
Fldnnels, Bay State .Shawls, and every variety OF
Goods necessary for the comfort of the season.
His stock of GROCERIES, he fatters himself
cannot be excelled by any House this side of Co.
than, and takes pleasure in saying that he has
on hand 20 tons of that PRIME CUBA SUGAR
which has given such entire satisfaction-l6 lbs
for one dollar Forty Chests of Superior YoUNG
HYsoS TEA, at so cents, and other articles in
proportion, too numerous to mention.
FARMERS, bring on your Butter, Eggs, Cheese,
Rags, Wheat, Corn, and Oats in short, anything
you have to spare-the CASH is READY.
The Good Time has really come If you have
not already been convinced of the fact, give me a
CALL and will illustrate it to you TO demonstra-
ton. o. FIGURES WILL NOT LIE.
CHARLES c. BROWN
CPS One Door North of Runals House
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-18

The LOUISIANA SENAToRs.-The New Or
leans Detta has the following notice of the two
U. 5. Senators from Louisiana, Messrs Soule and
Benjamin, the former being native of France,
and the latter of the West Indies:
After the 4th of March next, Louisiana will
have by far, the most eloquent senators of that
body, and, what is more remarkable and rather
puzzling to the exalters of Anglo-Saxonism, nei-
ther of them will have drop of that all-conquer-
ing and boastful blood which, by virtue of its orr
gin in the bleak Caucasus, claims the privilege of
looking down with contempt upon all the rest of
mankind. Both are children of the South, the
one born in the West Indie Islands, and the other
in the South of France-both are full of the ardor
energy and eloquence TINT belongs to their olive
compilations and lusrous eyed natives of the trop-
les. Their presence in the Senate will be the first
occasion in the history of this State, that both
parties have been represented in that body by its
first class men.