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NRANKLIN MUSEUM, IFS CHATHAM sQUARE-GKO

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE.-6kO.
II Lea, Proprietor-Two performances given every
day commencing At 3oslok in the Afternoon and ~ half
In United States where the Model Artists DO
The company composed of troupe Artists selected for
their and figure and under the supervision Of
"hne CABINET, Premier Model TO this establishment
magnificent Of groupings will he produced carefully
the most admired and sculpture with
properties and appointments. "Lea's Female Opera
COMPANY tho band Of ladies in existence,
will appear afternoon and evening Mons Lafarge the
original Antipodean Pedestrian will walk "heRd down
wards" the ceiling, at elevation of feet
ground and in length foat which throws
In thu shade The greatest wonder the
world produced Monsieur Cain the strongest man y
the world will break with his naked fst stone tho
audience ay OFFER with other unparalleled feats
strength The unrivasd tribe Of Acrobatic Sisters
producing great excitement by their extraordinary exb
lions variety OF miscellaneous entertainments arc gyen
establishment in the world For full particulars Of each
bills of the day Prices OF Admission
Seats in Private Boxes, 80 cents Orchestra Seats with
cushioned chairs M cents; Boxes, % oents Gallery
l2Ia cents
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CREAT SPEED IN RAILROAD TRAvEL-A FEW

GREAT SPEED IN RAILROAD TRAvEL-A FEW
~ evenings since the Of the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad Company, at Weldon were detained beyond the
usual hour OF starting waiting for the Wmin gton train
They had to connect with Baltimore line and by the APP
pication of little steam, the trip performed two
hours and ten minutes, including toppages distance Of
eighty miles arriving at Portsmouth In full time for the
steamboat Deduct thirty minutes for storpare IL
the above run at the rate Of forty eight miles This
not equacd on any other route in this country in the
gular trips-Bakimore Sun. This route Ia n avorte
in the great chain Of railroad travel between the
and the South.
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CLOTIAING.

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ ed-Ladics or gentlemen having any clothing furni-
ture or jewelry to dispose Of obtain price,
by sendngfor the subscriber his residence
Elm street. r. M DISSELDORF
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vTNHn NEW YORK AND LIvlRPO0k UMl91D srAr1s
Mall Stsanefa-Ths ships com posing ~ he Aye ~
fellswiass- ATLANTIC, captain week

fellswtAS$- ATLANTIC, Captain Wssk
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Lues
oALTlC, Captain Comstoek.
ADRlATIC, Captain 0rafSon.
nv having been built BY contract ezpesss Nr &C.
service every care has been taken IN shsir con
rscuonAs In their ennes-to strength and speed
s.s for passengers ars for
Price Of passage from Now York Hvrpso In ar o.
= H IN second sahn So Exclusive use 81 sxsss 'ss
From Liverpool 70 New YorA, xsoand so
Ne berth secured untN paid for.
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pRANDYwINE CORN MAI AND YIOUR.-FRBsn
euna kiln dsss Corn Meal in hhds barrels, and half
barrels suitable for California also and Alex
andria supernns Rleur and in store By
JOHN L. BUCKLEY 81 Yfont street.
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MEDICAL.


nR BosTwIcK's PRACTICAL WORK ON THE MA
~ and treatment Of diseases Of the urinary organs.
practising physician and and these
from the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal 1t may
work on the same family aud
thing Of the kind before published in . Anths.
SSsa srSis' most
s the antho q Bl"a &e 90 f0f SAFE
nR. JOHNSON, I6 DUANE ST. WILL FORFEIT $500
~ if failing Of disease he undertakes.
M s q s 4 ny YORK sss Who s
disease can Apply to DR. Nth he certainty 81
charge.
DR WARREN, No. / MOTT ST. CONTINUES TO BE
p g% ns lin f. o
His treatment Is safe and SPEEDY No mercury used Or CON
invariably cured in from three to FIVE days No fee ill
cured.
nR COOPER, II DUANE ST, HAS FOR THE LAST
any man II New YORK e can cure the
days DR. Cooper The worst form j. from one
weeks Of debility from nd
and guarantee of cure given in each case
nR WARDS MAGICAL MISUNDERSTANDING
sled epTeS howsy,r Long :, ,aS
81 M a% slas ,s a. .rs
parations, and sssidaous application them We u
relieve ins.an.aneO.sly The disap pointed pluck ~ hop:
At once coming 70 ohoe corner Canal street sAs
Broadway.
nR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CURES, sUGE-
~ other Doctor can do. Either or great
before hours To contract disease
IL made nothing uHder which science
brought to perfection Remember it, reader. All othet
methods dreadful than the disease which
mnRtng Once Of Can al street and Broadway.
nR. WARD, DEVOTED TO DELICATE DfsLAs2s
~ makes the speedfest All who have contracted
private disease, make early application Our reat1
admiration Of physicians The dsappo.e
have failed. Immediate relief afforded No foe rsaurs1
Book grais Consultations p,Sass Once corner CsaaN
street and Broadway.
nR. WARD is OF SIGNAL SERVICE TO THs UE.
fortunate ms treatment quickly removing the misc
rable patient from SUITE and detection He
Che difficult that have defed Others rortnnats
ehoe coming to him. for they well before other docAo
would have made any improvement. Book gratis CVa-
SITUATIONS private ONCE eerner Canal street and Brsi<
way.
nR WARDS UNFORTUNATE's FRIEND. UNB-
~ quhed FOR Graduating disease. Blessed by all whs
tyt The most prompt eradicaor, yet SO mld bs
$ with book Who will give fees after tha Cisens
and strangers remember it, Depot, Dr. wards cosnes a
Canal street and Broadway
nR. J. MeRDAC's PREVENTIVE WILL BE sENr
~ by mail receipt ISL pest paid 1t intended
those who do not feel neined their families IL
is simple and nfalible. Address j. MOlNDAC box Hj
Philadelphia Post Office.
nR. MORRISON IS CONSULTED ON CERTAIN
~ diseases, which ho treats without mercury. Recent
eases he cures in three days Thrtythree
enables him to cure those local
from imprudent habits See has London diploma his pri-
vAte once, 20sk Fulton street. No fec tEl cured.
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The price Of $780, without wines liquors Goods
sn to the a T % es from any
N'''' Y BOYD 4 mINOKEN. Agents, lsl Pearl s.rees
JJNrap STATES NAIL srEA AN; coMPANY,
pany~eais rs"sa line FOR caiiis,nis and 1rssGn.
fsfs' sss
EcemmsDder being now ready for service will ieaysfpr
a'lss' "sls:s N 1ssssiy from
s2 Ss G. Gss TONS RI ssnnfss sdss
u. S. N, -commander, which steamer is ordered to
a. s e That M co 5 M
San without ANY delay The Of
se the fastest lansehsd1shs Illinois having made tho
ths
Erans,e in eleven days and eghten hours The Panam.
few miles Gorsons At the head Of River Navigati.n:
New Y:lA 70 San f5as.lsse: Early application viii
4 WfiTNEY Once Comp.Aiss' N.. III West
Y connecting With the Pacific Mai Steamship Company
Only through line for California and Oregon via AsPnwa
Sps ss E on nsssds
hpr % p ahs spsndd Steamship E D0RAD9 Leg
s1a win '1s s1s
on issi
By The GsGg, win with
Passengers and Mails No detention # fanama: Ihs Pa
within miles Of Gorgona. Passengers will thus be
abled about miles Of the river navigation
the and heretofore attending the
landing in boats Chagre they Will be landed from the
pinwa Rates Of Fare to San Franesco First Cabin,
1915; Second Cabin $780, Steerage sos Rates OF Fare
Aspnwall:-Fs Cabin S65 Second Cabin S45 Steerage,
$50 For freight passage, apply to CHARLES A. WHIT
NEY at the office Of the Companies, No. m West street.
corner Of Warren.
Umpire CITY LINE.-FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
steamship SIERRA NEVADA, Il 800 tons burthen) ]. d.
Wilson. commander, formerly Of the Empire City, will
leave for Chagres, direct Tuesday 10Th April three
o'clock from her dock Pier No North river This steamer
has for cabin and Storage passengers
superior to ship in the trade An experienced sugeoi
J. HOWARD L. SON, Agents 81 Bresdway.
The Sierra Nevada will leave again Thursday Goth May
connecting at Panama with the steamship New Orleans.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-A NOTICE
having appeared in Saturdays papers, conveying the
idea that provided with tickets from
agencies would be subject to detention the Isthmus
Oregon at Panama Mt last dates spare steamer
OF for passengers and in the absence OF
dent at the steamers California, Republic
Golden Gate and Constitution, in the service of this
n.y. will be at Panama in the Of the present
New ydr y order Hnni; 1872 WA DAvIpcE Secretary
EoR sALE.-sCHooNERJoH EsTLE, WITH CEN
tire bosrd eighty tons custom house register and
will about hundred and twenty we'll found
anu viii he sold low to close he at Gu
nards wharf Jersey city. For further particulars spply
to the captain, on board, or to
ALBERT VAN wINKLE. 2o5 West street.
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DOWERY AMPHITHEATRE-GREAT FEAT or Pc
ID desrianism for splendid Silver Cup being for the be
nef of Antonio Pastor Thursday evening" April l5Ths
person who make the quickest time running fifteen
times the circle which makes quarter OF mile
against time will be entitled to the goblet moro than
persons enter The gentlemen who wish TO enter will
please send in their and residences directed TO j.
Nathan Bowery Amphitheare rs as possihle so as
they published in Thursdsy papers, aud also
the day There will be four judges selected from
the audisncc to time the competitors.
7 AIDES FAIR-FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. WIN.
IL cent de Panls Church-Now Open Mt Metropolitan
Uate Triperl Hall Amateur Concert under tho direction
Mons Milet the purpose at the place,
Friday April It, 1852 at u o'clock L. NJ Tickets 40 cents
each To be had at the Fair and at all the Catholic
churches.
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DRACKETTS MARBLE GROUP OF THE "sHIP-
ID wrecked Mother and Child, ut Stuyvesant Institute,
$50 Broadway, open (for short time onlyl from
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CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD. FOR PuILA.
place, ~ steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
Morning line leaves at sA AfternooH exprsss xs at2
Fsrsfrst class S. second class Thy Up line ony)
s. Returning leave PhiIsdePbA from foot o. Walnut
TRANSPORT, from pier No. I, t5P.M. Pare 81 So
L,oR ALBANY WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs.-FARE
redueed-S2 D-Regularity and safety combined.-The
Of the New York and Harlem Railroad City
Hall station, New York; daily susdays sreepted At
o'clock A. n. and 81 I'M. N. SLOAT, Superintendent
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT 8.
IN Mail and Express Lines, through in AZ hours N j.
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New NJ foot
Leave Pha hours, from foot of Walnut street.
Fare reduced TO So for first class and 81 second class
In the above lines and through luggage carried in the NJ
and 5 r. NJ lines from New York. with through
without expense.
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I0r freight oh EAssAgN, AnplY to

EDWARD X: cofliks 4 Co., IS wan -. N York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co., Liverpool.
E.G. ROBERTS h. Co., Is Kings Arms Yard. London.
JOHN AUNROE Co., ~ Nae Metre Dame dos Vie
torres, Paris;
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsve.
The Of these ships will noe be accountable for god
silver bullion, specie jswsry precious stones Metals
unless bulls ofading signed the vaus thereof
therein expressed.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
NJ Mrs. Emma Glingham Bostwick most respectfully
announces Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert to be
given Thursday evening April Is at the Brooklyn Fe
male Academy Mrs. Bostwick will be assisted by Herr p
j. Eben Flutist Herr Klein Tenor Primo Herr Rudolph
sen Baritone and Mr. G. f. Brstow Pianist Tickets, 81
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VALUABLE LAND ON YORK RIVER, IN THE STATE
OF Virginia, for sale.-Ths undersigned intending to
change his residence offers for sale his lands lying York
county in the State Of Virginia This Estate situate
mediatey on York river extending than miles
it's banks and contains $500 or this about seven
hundred acres cleared and having been recently lined
met with in estate of The fields are
producing about Thousand barrels Of thou
sand bushels Of wheat and will continue 80 increase with
every rotation by the renewal the application mari or
lime followed by clover Inexhsusibe quantities of fossil
shells TO be found the land and the greatest facilities sx
t for improving the soil extent desired But the
chief in the opinion Of the proprietor
capitalists is to be found the large quantities Of Pine
oak wood which growing land or Pine wood
there between $3.50 and 30 90 cords Of excellent quality
which readily sells for Ugh price TO Northern
tty dminshss This rapidly becoming the and the
price laAds is being enhanced greatly believed that
the wood alone will pay fully the purchase money The
undersigned will sell on credit 20 suit purchasers ons
chase He confidently Offers these lands for aae 10 anv
person persons and will IL it be deemed advisable by
them divide the estate into two farms. He deems more
detailed account Of then he prssumes those
disposed to purchase will visit the lands
addressed to him. at Williamsburg Virginia post paid will
s ATTENDED ts rs TO- should the effect
Of that months take eject on the nrst Of November fol-
lowing This done to enable the to the
crop corn Possession however Tor the purpose
ing wheat will be given in October. WILLIAM WALLER
WMLIAMsnvRG. Va. March q, 1862.
WOOD FOR SALES.--FUTURE Is LARGE LOT OF THE
w best Pine Wood for SALE in Northampton county,
Eastern SHORE, Virginia This lies on the
Bay ABOUT eight miles from Cape Charles depth Of nine
etwaerin the channel Can be carried within hun
drsd yards Of the shore The will put ON board
solS on the shore as may he profered tho purchaser
Lighters to be had on the spot at all limos The parties
large quantity Of pine wood Of good quality which they
communications to be addressed Robert post
PAD, onancoek, Accomaek county Virginia.
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nR; MORRISON is CONSULTED ON CERTAIN
~ diseases, which he treats without mercury. Recent
cases he cures in three days Thtyhree years practice
enables him TO cure those general and local debtes arising
from i'm prudent habits. See has London dipoms in his pr
vate once, 20sk Fulton street. No fec tHl cured.
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hR. WARD is OF SIGNAL SERVICE TO THR UE.
~ fortunate. his treatment quickly removing the MISE
rable patient from SUITE ring and detection He
the dc ult that have deded Others
ehos coming to him. for they well before other dooAose
world have made any improvement Book gratis. Cva-
sulations private Once Canal street Brsal
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TOR SALE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE,
located Of the principal streets and doing good
business will be sold At bargain, applied for For
particulars address, post paid, A. B., Box l62 Chatham
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rIRCUS-NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRET B0WERY.
~ ). J. Nathans Company For one week. Engage
ment Of Layater Lee and family Lpman Master Rivers
Master St. Luke besides Mr.. Nathan Juvenile Troupe in
all their great acts On Monday evening April H. and
during the week. succession of brilliant entertainments
will given being the only six nights of the Circus this
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Els. THREE DOORS ABOVE

TEMPLE OF THE GRACEs, THREE DOORS ABOVE
Nblos-Entire Change of Performanoe.-A new
Sketch written by Mr. St. Luke expressly for this establish
ment entitled 'faddy's Trip America" First appear
ance of the celebrated Danseuse Mile Chechno. Second
week of Professor Abertes in Magic The elegant troupe
Of French and English Living Models. Afternoon, COM
mences ut O'Clock; evening" at 8.
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TWO YEARS LEASE OF HOUSE AND STORE so2
4 Bowsry above Fourth street, at the
Third and Fourth the best block goods
to be sold small stock Of Hosiery Gloves &C.. will be
sold with the lease This il an opportunity seldom offered
For particulars address Is above.
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ITO DRUGGISTS, CAPITALISTS, &c-WANTED A
purchaser for the Right Of Patent and for the exclusive
manufacture and sale OF preparation and apparatus Of
great value with manuscript for small book tesno
mails from physicians and patients of the highest
and character ready for publication AS the present
is DESTROYS Of returning to England local interests or the
exclusive right will be sold to the highest offer He will Also
Should the offers be insufficient to sale, enter
prisng druggist will be admitted partner Capitalists
are assured that this matter fully deserving their curry
aid competition Address, for three days, w. b. II. c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVANA sEGARS.-lOO000 common size, various brands;
H 5000 regalia, just arrived, for sale by
S. H. BUTLER, liz Wall street.
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mr. WARDS UNFORTUNATES FRIEND. UNH-
~ qualled for Graduating disease. Blessed BY all vhs
Try The most prompt eraaieator yet 50 mild b
81 with book Who will give fees after tha.f Csens
and strangers remember it, Depot Dr. wards conner a
Canal stree and Broadway
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VTNHE CROTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, NO a
Cortlandt street. offer for sale the largest and best
fortment of Paper HaRgngs Borders window Shades &c.
to be found In the city at prices that cannot fail to
purchasers The best workmen at all times ready hang
paper At the lowest rate
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NOR SALE IN EAST BROOKLYN-TWO NEW THREE
story brick Houses in Myrtle avenue, Kent nearly
tnshed built with All the with mar
With large Window One ofths stores built
best manner Lots 2x7 houses 2x40 large portion Of
the purchase remain bond and mortgage In
Steubsn street, brooklyn, of KNOX l2S
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DACKETS FOR HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
i lowing ships will leave HAvrs the 10th, and New

They nrst class New
all requisite articles for the comfort and ofpas
commanded by Of experience in the trade
The passage $780, without wines liquors Goods
the subscribers will be forwarded free from any
oharses but those actually incurred.
BOYD g. HJNCKEN, Agents. l6l Pearl street.
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nR. J. MeRDAC'S PREVENTIVE WILL BE SENT
~ by mail receipt ofSl pest paid. 1t Is intended
those who do not feel inclined TO their families II
is simple and infallible Address j. MORDAC, box AZ
PHILADELPHIA Post fice
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ITO BUTCHERs---FOR SALE THE STOCK AND FIX
lures Of two good meat shops doing good business
with every thing suitable for Conducting the same Also
dsposng Of the is that the about
city. Apply TO p. c. VAN V0ORHIS, Myrtle, c,rner Of
ClAremont, avenue Brooklyn,
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" known steamship SARAH SANDS, $500 tons burthen,
e. Tsompscn Commander WI be despatched for Liver
thoroughly rshted and has superior for
80. For freight M q gassaEs agRly 70 p,o,a
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- makes the speediest III who have contracted
The even Of physicians The tad srs
certain OF cure from u.s. however much other aoc.ers
have failed. Immediate relief afforded No foe Reauirs
Book gratis Consultations p-'vass Once, corner Csaa
street and Broadway.
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BROADWAY THEATRE: A. MARSHALL, SOLE
Upper Tier Is cents; Private and 50. Doors
IS T. ss Dslsss K as:ay
Mus Bruins, Mr. Forrest Titus, ~, Conwsy ssss% Tar
toIatnas Hr Fennc; vaierins Mr.. Hind; TuIIa. Mae.
rronhi fsrquaia Mrs. Abbott Luerssa; h,ss cr9sssr
Mr.. Conway Manvsrs Mr. Matthews; O'smirke Mr.. Reg
nolds EliIa Mrs. Abbott Mary Mrs. SETON.
NIBLo's GARDRN.-MANAGER MR. JOHN SETON;
81 nensss 20 cents Private Bores s. Doors open -
Tuesday Thnrsday and Saturday Nine Thiions Nights,
ssmsnt Of justly emSsS m c s.snas d
and her three sisters Theresne Adelaide
demand Of the public has made an sr.
rangement with these highly talented artsss Tor limited
number Of performance Tuesday April l3 LIE DIABLE
"A QUATRE and the RENDEZVOUS.
CoCIETY LIBRARY RooMs-NEw oRLEANsoPERA
- Troupe this evening in their Drawing Room Entertain
ments introducing their new era In Anstrelsy which
express but opinion The best Troupe in the world all
Is TO u.s. &C. Doors open at Ga o'clock; commence ~
"a A''' SAMUEL s. SANFORD. Manager.
NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE. AT SOCIETY
IN Library Rooms.-Sseure your tickets At the Music
Stores IBroadway-Jolles Nunns Clsrks Han Sons,
evening Reclect Saturday Is the last appearance 81
this Troupe. change OF programme each evening Com
mences at ~. Admission, 20 cent?
classical QUARTETTE sOIREE-ARRANGED BY
on Tuesday evening 18th April is5s Ms. Ksiss sopran
Mos.r rs No ksyer. Eishhorn and ssfsi@ Tickets %
cents May be obtained at r X Weels Music store Hs
and Atlantic streets Brooklyn, and Brooklyn music stores
in general.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
announce. Grand voaai and instru%enta to V
gvsn on Thursday April At inc srS 90
:. Primo: Rudolph
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NJ oTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN the estate of Mr c. Lefure deceased are requested
the to either subscribers before the LIST
Of June and all those indebted are directed to make
date payment DAVID ID. EGAN l72 Canal street, l.. f.
BOIAN ID. lS6 Fulton street. Executors.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies and gentlemen having any clothing furniture
jewelry stock goods dispose obtain fair cash
price Tor the by sending for the subscriber at his resi-
dence through post Ladies' attended by Mrs Cohen
NJ s. COHEN, GO Elm stree
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rooms $55 Including provisions and stewards fees
For freight or passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place, NY,
No. Q Walnut street, Philadelphia.
CTRAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship. Company snew
steamship GLASGOW. 1852 tons-40O horse power) Rob-
ert Craig commander will sail from Now York for Glasgow,
Saturday the LIST of May at II o'clock First cabin
passage, $50; second do, $55. Apply to
J. MSYMON, 80 Broadway.
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CECOND PEOPLES BUILDING ASSOCIATION
- Several will be redeemed at the monthly meet
ing on next "Wednesday evening ash inst which WIN BE-
and Eighth at o'clock The books Of this .ssosa
will open days longer receive subscriptions,
At the sce M Ninth Articles Of association
DO had Of the Secretary, daily from TIL ~ ~ The
dues g. OLIVER II. LEE, President.
ABRAM MCBRIDE, Vice President.
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nor sALE-PROPERTY ON WASHINGTON AND
Warren streets The vacant lot No. $780, the east
side Of Westminster street. % feet inches in 'front.' BY 70
streets also the two story brick honses and lots 20
each in front ON Warren street BY in depth batting
street and forming An from Warrington street
street. The Warren street houses be altered
Stores small outlay and by using forty
Of the lot Washington street, they be- made
feet Deep giving sufficient for three good
stores which viii command high rents This property In
mediate neghborhood Of tho Erie and Hudson River Rail-
road depots. Yor price and terms apply TO
JAMES H.. THORNE. NS Walker street.