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$37 500!
$4,000! $4,000!
SO prizes Of $1,000!
Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Class "a, for 1853.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday,
January %, 1858.
Thirteen Drawn Numbers out Of IS.
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates
of Packages In the above Splendid Lotteries will
receive the most prompt attention, and an ofhc al
account Of each drawing will be sent Immediately
after it is over to all who order from me.
Address Z. Z. O'BRlEN.
Dec II Agent. Alexandria, Va.
OHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEAR PRE-
~ SENTS.-We will open on Thursday next
five cases magnificent new Goods from Parie,
latest styles which, in connexion With the eplen-
did stock received within tic last month, make
our assortment Of Fancy and Staple Goods the
most extensive and the richest, ut the lowest
market price.
T. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importers of Fancy Goods, Jewelry, and
Perfumery under Browns Hotel.
Dec l6-3uf
nFRFUMERY.-Wc have received. and will
Il open this day, two cases Lubin s Gueri"ln,s,
Bayly's, Smiths, and Nernan's Periutnery, OF the
best quality only, fresh imported.
Also, Patey's Cold Cream, fresh, just received
y T. BASTIANELLI & CO..
Importers Of Fancy Goods and Perfumery.
Dec l6-3tf
OUTER, BUCK WHEAT FLOUR ,SiRUP,
ID Sc.-Lapding this day, from schooner Wash
ington, from New York
Superior Dairy Goshen Butter, from Delaware
county, New York, put up expressly for family
use, part lately made.
ALSO
5000 ibs. hulled Buckwhea Flour. in 20 To- bags
10 barrels Stuart's Table Sirup
LAYER and Bunch Raisins, fresh Currants
Citron, Almonds, Canton Ginger
Chow-Chow, &c. For sale by
GEO. & THOS. PARKER CO.,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
Dec l3-6,MTh&Sif
FERDINAND MOUETON,
Attorney and Counsellor mt Law.
AT IRVING aoTrL,
Washington, ID. Z.
Oct 7-3m
| nRIvATE LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER, by
| L Charles Lanman, vol.
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To be followed by BALLET ADVERTISEMENT.
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SnOU in Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, December 16-Accounts from
Pottsvilie, Reading, and other towns in the int
rior state that heavy snow storm was rngin
there. 1t is showing little here.
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CONFECTIONERY PRESERVES, &C.
y The subscriber respectfully calls the attention
Of the public to his large supply OF the following
articles of his own manu- acture, and for which
he has received such liberal patronage for the
last few year, and for the quality OF which he
defes competitions:
$50 canistcrs Trutfies
100 do Asparagus
500 do Petit Puis
300 do Green Corn
500 bottles assorted Preserves
$50 pots Currant Jelly, assorted sizc.
500 bottles Tomato sauces
100 do fresh Tomato for vegetables
large n sortm oil Sauces, Sardines, Ginger,
and Moutarde De Mollle, &c.
500 hounds assorted French Kisses, from s to
Sl2 per pound
500 pounds Fruit Glasses
5000 do assorted Bon Bone, at so cents per
pound
100 kegs Malaga Grapes, SC
All Of which offered on the most reasonable
terms, either Wholesale retail, by
G. GAUTIER,
A La Vile dc Paris, cor. Penn. av. and llth st.
Dec l5-3df
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PLENDID SILKS, EMBRoIDERiEs, &c.

PLENDID SILKS, EMBROIDERiEs, &c.
yXTALTER HARPER & co Pennsylvania ave-
w nue., between 9th and 10th atreets, will open
this day beautiful and complete assortment of
rich figured and plain Silks OF lateet styles and
colors; also Merinos, Cashmeres, and Moussenes
of ,noet dcsirabI shades. H
Lace and Muslin Embroiderics, new styles in
Cbemiectts and Sleeves, Berthes, Capes, Caps and
CoifYurcs Also, Sbnwls and Scarfs; with great
variety of novelties, to which they would Iespect-
fully call the attention of purchasers.
Dec 17-6tdif
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Close Of Canal Navigation

ROCHESTER, N. Y, December l5.-Canal nav
CATION has closed here, and thewater will be draw
of in few days Considerable ice was forme
to-day.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
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Madame Sontag.

BALTIMORE, December l6.-Madame Sontae
achieved brilliant triumph to night. Her con
cert was crowded, and the audience were very en-
thusiastc.
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PoroMAo BRIpdx.---An adjourned meeting OF
the citizens Of tie First Ward wac held on Wed
nosday evening in the Union Engine house, upon
the subject Of new bridge across the Potomac
The committee appointed at the last meeting to
prepare memorial TO Congress, submitted draf'
thereof, which was approved by the meeting, and
committee of twelve citizens appointed to obtain
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RECEPTION OF THE PREsIDEsT ELECT. - The
Common Councils of the city, at their last meet.
ing, passed joint resolution appointing commit
tees on The part Of each Board on the reception Of
the President elect. Messrs Writ and Bayley
were appointed committee on the part OF the
Board of Aldermen, and Messrs. Miller, Pepper
and Easily on the part of the Board Of Common
Council.
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Nsw YoRK, December l6.-In our market to-
day 20 900 bbls. of -four sold. The article is
firm and advancing in prices. Also, st, 900 bushels
Southern white wheat were cold at 81 g.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
stock Sales.

Pun IrnA. April H-tReported by Baker. Brothers
Co. Board-sO Fennsy Is. i01i; go do. l0I x;
500 Pennsylyania Is, i5wn, 95i; 3Go Camden and m
hoy Railroad Gs, 70b5 aj $500 Lehigh IS, s; 1000
do. do S2i 400 do do. s2i; 1000 DO do. 3D.. s2i 1000
do. do 3D.. s2l 2Cto City IS. H. 90 200 Reading o.
20, so 90 Reading Mort 6s 81 Ssi; 10 Pennsylya r
r.; CSPSd. IL - do do. 4i2a do: Do AZ do. do. Hss
do. do H3s; sCamden and Amboy. r. r., q. bat;; Ioo
veksburg r. r., b. l6 Pennsylvania Bank. ll6l do
do, He's do. do llti Farmers and Mech Bank, b5wn
1oit; 70 Cirard Bank Is; 200 Pennsylvans 81 cash. 9
5sO do. do cash, t4 5op do. do 81 800 Reading r. H.
-. Sccond Roard-1t0 Fennsylyana IS, 9s 1000 do. do
ID. ga 30 do. do r 80 do do. 93 300 do. do a3 800
do do. .3s 1000 Residing Mort. 6 A. s5N $50 Camden
snd Amboy H. o., -, 3D. g5 1000 Sehqyl Nav. o., -
20 s 100 City r. Gs, 0ts 10 Lehish Interest. ~ - ~
Pennsylvania r. ~ 20 Beaver Meadow, Railroad, Isl;
~ United States Bank, 81, do. \; ); Mech Bank 800;
4ffer Bodrd-I 900 Schuykill Navigation o. 6s In b.
j 100 Long Island Railroad, IL 100 do. do So II Il, 10
Morris Canal So, I?ia; l0s do S. 1915 100 do S. l9 100
do, S., 1ai,; l. PennsylN aria Bank, 1l6ts
CLOSING Prcesu ned States Is, - lis lisa do do,
%, l ls2i Penn syiyana rs a3 ~ Rea ding Rail-
road 81 576; do Bonds 20 80 90 do Mort S. 90 sii4
a Penn sylvaDia Railroad 49, a -.
BALraoRF, April 13.-Sio.h Board-slW0 Maryland 6's,
CG $50 do. s7O lo6 500 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bonds 1867 sgi, Merchants Bank, lo4is IA do.
l0it Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 67 - DO, time G9 -
do time 69 80 do 6; % do time 6g Is do, 6sit 25do
6S % York and Cumberland Railroad 1875; lUdc 20 100
do. time 29 10 Maryland Institute, 3I Closing Prizes
Maryland 6 at l0i bid 10j asked Baltimore 6s 1880 1865
lid. LOG asked; baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds, l
$50 bid g0s asked 40. Is75 SOL bid 90 asked; do shs o.
bid 60 asked York and Cumberland Railroad 1879 bid, %
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on Tuesday April Is afters short Illness, WILLIAM A.
\. rT>1z, aged s. years
His friends ana those Of HE brothers Frederick and
join, repeatedly invited to attend his funeral
without further invitation this day 10Th inst; AZ
o'clock from his residence No 80 Charles street,
and from Church OF tho Annuncaton Fourteenth street
at T. d., precisely. HE remains viii be taken TO TIL
nifty Cemetery for intc1neut.
On cdnesdoy April IA, M4Rr Lor,si eldest daughter
If John V. and Sarah Gridey aged years.
The relatives and friends OF her family, also the OFF,
and members Of Chelsea Lodge No. 81 l. o. off ",
and Perry Chapter No. IL O. u. A.. respectfully In
yited to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock
No. 100 West Twenty sixth street without further
invitation.
ON Friday April o. consumption at the residence Of
her uncle John u. Watkins. Esq. Macon Ga LfSA q
daughter Of Vim and Angelina Prentiss. Of Brooklyn
aged Ia years.
MANY. widow Of the late benjamin q. Minturn.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
att nd her funeral. on this day at O'Clock rom her
lato residence No. AZ Clinton place The remains will
IL conveyed to Grtenwood Cemetery
on Monday evening April IL after short lime "a,
CHARLOTTE widow Of tie late Geo II Niyen Esq in the
4lii year OF her age,
The relatives and friends OF the family and also Of her
soDin.law, VIM. Hcgtman are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock from her
late residence No Harrison street.
On wednesday April IA. WINFIELD lIrSRy, the only
thild Of Ann Eliza and Gcshom Il. smith aged year
months and ii days
The relatives ana fapds Of The family respectfully
invited TO attend hs funeral tomorrow afternoon ~
clock y M from No 0j3 Fourth street without fur
lber invitation His remains viii be taken to Cypress
lis for inteimcnt.
Al Stamford Conn on wednesday April IA. Of con
sumption Ri.Aiuo GAGE. in the 44tb year ofhis age
Tho funeral viii take place TO morrow afternoon 81
f@lnds arr repeatedly yss1 % sttoDd wishontf further
Dri.g~
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AI.MAHAO-APnIL IL.
ALAAHAo-APnu 10.
SUE khrs. - NOON RIsKs :. mora I OK
svN SITS. b % NIGH WATER. 49,. eve 81
PORT or NEW YORK. APRIL Id. 1852.

Cleared.
StesmsLip Soatherner Poster. Charleston Sponord Ii
ship Josiah Quincy Endicott San Francisco j, Smith
ship Atssnts tao. Atlantc). Wallace. San Francisco,
Ship catherao. wilson ch,rosson, w.rS Ss.d WHEY
Rsrk Gopsns iiessanE C.rdesss Rss sni'A s'.''
Brig Amelia (Russ), Ornstrom. st Petersburg Punch
Brig sarah Ellen York, St Johns. PR. Nesmi.h Sous
Brig I r Palmer. f.rt C.rdeSss Sss%i.h Sons ''''
hTs s Sss nssa Church
kr Buck
a.1:, T;ss: ;
schr Almir., smith. Rchmors, G Fry.
fsSss ws'% atss. e Ds %.;
schr MShlssn ESssss.t Es%ors Johnson Lowden
steamer Vuissn Hand Thlisdeiphs. S Thanp U
Arrived,
April Ap Si1 .s &
lon q e. spoke Br ship Empire from New Orleans for Lii
ship siaaens lpt,, Briggs. Liverpool. March 49, With
ship Rp Van Wiskls Iosssr Liverpool q days sy with
81 aS Kitchen Has been days
c IssS ss snr Ms1ss,y Cor. 20 days. with
with
FsIs Sss KssS days
Ns sae snf 81 day.,
Bark Harriet spauiaing, spsulding Sagua April b With
Hark Flash Snew eipPer) Wilson, Nowburyport. days
with sugar and moaSes to Chas,eian and Ponvert ''
Brig Margaret lBr), Mcdonald, Msyaguez, Il days with
Brig Fornsx lof .rrenl Collins, Matauzas, days. with
big Arao lBTl psgsas Maitlsnd Ms, days. with ship
nri ga American Godsey Savannah days with cotton
ton So t. B 81 l csh.r.; g,s,snsers:.
49, spoke brig Emene Of Boston from Sagua
bad heavy weather and Lost part Of deck
Schr Mary Wise (of Rockland) Crockett st Johns Pr
March - with sugar and mosssss TO Ri,sris BALDWIN
sehr United States (of Backsport Grant Trinidad. Cuba.
scs ksbeIah Cooling St cros WEna
March 20 with rum, &c. to re Alsop Co. The is bound
schr VIM Tyson Jones, Charleston days with cotton
and rice. to ! W Van Brunt.
schr Comet, Pugh Washington, NC, days. with naval
schr Washington, Hitchins, Newbern. NC. days, with
schr Geo Smith, Hawkins, Newbera. NC. days with
MMs5y hEs
schr Isabella. Arbecam, Boston. days.
scs5 Com Ksssny Lowell Boston says
sshr EMPIRE Emp level. Boston for Albany. ''
schr Excel, Crowen, Portland, days.
schr Gertrude HORIZON Pendiston. Rocklsud, , days.
schr Ebert . HSsf sds.: RGSchland days.
ss sSr AonIta Fens Ssh Me-
sc!r Congress, Mitchel H.rringsos. days
Slosp Chase. Oakes. Providence.
SIoop Fashion, Blydenburg. Providence.
Sailed,
Steamship southerner. Foster Charleston CLIPPER ship
Wind at sunrise, SsW; meridian, do; sunset, Sw.
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The ancnth anniv, rsary the Allen street Youths
nj ,sioor ~ society held last evening in the Allen
sies,s Church. Tn, chair taken by the Rev
Or sags.
.acn that the proceeds Of the past year exceeded
ho,e the previous by 5000 The contributions for
me yrsr amounted SI26 7s The sum Of SIS IA
n,d hcn cciectedby the managers STA SO by tho gen
si sccioy Si4 90 and by quarterly meetings $27 ~ The
had been S3t leaving balance 5000 10
q va 10 he regretted that many able members never ~
tended me anniversary During the Is years the society
bad been IN existence there collected $4,000 The
riet called loudly for further pecuuary aid II was
proposed 70 raise 81 200 $500 % which had been obtained
sut Che rsnainder II hoped would be contributed At
TIE Anniversary.
The Ecy. pr GREENE, ef Tennessee observed that no
Christian man was destitute II missionary spirit II
sprung from and had its centre in Christ and his religion
who would withhold material aid could not be a
Christian. People who looked only their own in
tercss possessed too restricted minds for this world
Angts missionary their spirit lie enoincd all
prc-cn, TO aid the cause.
The Rev nr. WHITAKER proposed collection toward,
the erection Of mission church in Bremen in Germany
L. wa taken. and amounted 70 5000
The Eev. nr. E,RtY Of Virginia briefly addressed the
meeting lie said the Methodist Church missionary
church Whenever the missionary power should b. ex-
tnl.shed IN their church then its glory would depart
lie would ark IL the class Of who indsposed Ia
aid the missionary inclined TO the cause OF
home charity In proportion they loved Christianity
30 would lie thoir trbution He related several
coes, and asked for contributions.
The Rev. Dr. WHITAKER briefly addressed the meeting
IA further support OF the cause. and
co elton having been made. the assembly dispersed
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Police Intelligence.

xoRs FRAvDS on CALIFORNIA EsiGHASfs-N ARREST
or soAb or THE CEET vKspERs--&c COT sBp FAR
T,Ys HEIp TO ANSWER.
Another Of those fraudulent offices for tho sale Of spu
rious ticket. to California broken M y The police
authorizes yesterday. under the immediate supervision
a Justice Osborn and Mr.. stew TT tho very efficient
Clerk Of Police adcd Wy their indofa,gable officers rat
terson Gr~p and Fulton. The fraudulent nr1n known
~ George H. Hamilton Co, located over the Ocean
Bank corner Of Grteuvieb aud Fulton tr,dts Of which
place the majority Of the spurious tickets have been sold
II sce- by the afdsss bcfon the police court that
Hamilton represented to the coun,rymen purchasing
tckete that he tho Of vessel called the Rein
deer which 10 designated 10 sail from this port on The
LIST OF hIT charging each passenger 500 for the Ticket
emitting hD alleged to paseage on the said snip 10
san RraDcsco In this way nuncrou. persons have been
desudcd 10y the purchase Of such tickets. no such
ship belonged Hamilton. there any vessel Of
that name in this port Tho following copy Of the
pa~sage ticket iepuod by Hamilton and purchased by
sylvester Aldrich honest looking countrynan FROM
Ohio
l-prrEsDrsr STEAMSHIP sriNprrE
yoRk An sAr rnhscfsco.
pesssss IRON New Yorf o. San rrsncisco ,ip
Rsis5cer. sail from New fork On rhursdsy Aprl lt,
GEORGE r. HAMILTON Agent.
Class. s'eSrhge by r. 5. WooD
syvester h,drich q 70 t62 Wtat street. Exchange
Hotel bting sworn soy ihat on Monday the 18th in
peut u ofhco undcr tLs feife iiocl in Greenwcli
etrect, VI ell btu uchet ~ - or California Din
gle and another man 10 1c cs told this dcponc nj
thai the koiDdeer wouc 81 M G t1t 18th instant that
ticket. would bc a pr, aiua ths . ticket bad bccu
ruTrEasrd FOR hy aN a#0 to hf'rnia but who had
st.ciiprd - no ana thai tae U#tet although worth
premium could bc hsd jf lu.l Win q cost. 500 de-
,opcpt Told IN ID, ONO th't 4 DE took The ticket
nd ia Dot mind 70 hccr ~ e. tu-u IT, and he should
bs,e d. money back rgIn no atnt was t9ld a. 40 In
uela, III "a purcla The ticket t't u b. took the ticket
L. t not IN II any other ptr ~ for y was worth
,..',t, md Id NUT return e. M, Office dopo-
M ,ssle8 81 believe TINT e." frpjotr wa ~ INC dock
IS #A.s titv t.d fuHhtrttt tht W. me yr.ei e.
ssfre aaiiont. rnd I. III, H. @1nld not - heiiei
.,, vs. Get, .b1 b'ra" 81 he oih"r n3 z, Il
LEX. tu.a.. Ht .d@.# .f#. tU th.r a. NNs Wet
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Telegraphie Marine Reports.


Arriyed-Barks Avola, Charleston Jacob Prentice, Sa
vsnnah she to anchor of Scituae in tho atc gale
and cut away fore topmast.
Ship Ham ptop, NOrleans.
Clesred-Bark Harthorne, Charlsston; brss Niord.
London; Pacific Liverpool; Psmpero Panama; Amesbsry
Matanzas schrs Northern Light Cape Haytien; Mary
Balch. Jeremie Alert Alexandria; Detroit Albany; Cor
nelia NYork.
The brig ashore Rams Head the Britain. from Nova
Scutis
veFsel is at anchor of Cossset totally dsmasted The
marine Telegram phi reports her rigging jury masts.
CHARLESTON, April ~.
Ssilcd-Shp Southport NYerk.
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New JERSEY DEAOCRArS OPPOSED no Gov.
sroc1rO~,-The democsats Of Clinton township, In tAs
Henry Ennis Caleb Headey and W@ p Mile delc
gse to the TrentoR Convention They were Instructed
to vote for delegates to the baltimore who are
n favor Of Mr. Cas- and under in favor
Of Com. Stockton.-Neoak .fdrevtisev, .qpriI IA
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Telegrephic Reports.

tHAkLTsToS, April IA. 1872.
Cotton-Sales to-day. 2100 bales, at &C. sec. The
market is firm, at very full prices.
CiNciSx,TI. April IA 1862
Our provision market excited by private advces and
orders from New York Everything ha advanced, and
sales made Of 500 bbs. mess pork at SIT 3oO00
lbs Of sides and shoulders in bulk sold at sc and &c
400 bbs lard cha nged hands at &c. likewise 1000 kegs
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Married..


On Thursday, April s. by the Rev DR.. Campbell Wa
L.. TAN OR to MARY MsRrH, KURT.
Texaspapers pease copy.
IN Wednesday,. April IL by The Rev. Mr.. smith. WV.
No. BpfHarRioyi TO Ap,Lxr A.. daughter of Chandler l..
IugeI-au. Esq., oil Of this city
TN Monday April IL at the residence Of her father in
Jefferson county Va by the Rev. W b. button. RErrE
H. HuMrukEs to WM. Is. suTroy, Esq, Of Fort smith
AIlnn.aa
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, so.

VINEN HORSES FOR SALE.--ONE TEAM Of BAY
mares, 1871 hands, years old, sound aud Kind prco
SsW Would exchange thcm for single borao large
iron gray ~ hands, stout built years old. price sdS;
good workers Tor 80 each sets double harness
second hand omnibus Apply Of Finbush road .nd
Powers street, Brooklyn. Win exchange horse for light
wagon.
L,OR sALE-A BAY HORSE SIXTEEN HANDS ufGH
six years old warranted sound. and Kind every 70.
spect and 10 tr0t mile in minutes. Enuure at
Washington street.
LNoR SALE--TWo SMALL PONIES. THE BEsT EVER
offered Well broke TO saddle suitable for
children youths To be for three days only &C
Cutters stables Washington street, betweon Cortandt
and Liberty streets.
EOR sAIE-A HANDSOME GRAY MARE, FIrTEEN
hands high six years old and perfectly sound In every
respect Also, two light wagons with top toS thcr
with apet Of harness They be seen at Reed Trnos
delfs stables 49, Ia and 76 Mercer street For psrticu-
lars inquire Of George w. Harpel, ~ Broadway.
I,OR sALE-A Two HORSE COACH, NEW, sUITA-
bic for private family city country 10 be 'od
chcsp, the owner Is going 70 Europe inquire AZ NC
Greenwich street.
T,ARRIACEs-TUE NEW RUNNING GEAR OF TWO
~ cariiages In fret rate order, for Gale ly
yI,O STABLE KEEpERs.-wlLL BE SOLD Low. 4
Peoplee Livery Stable, In Twenty street. bowe0n
Eighth ara Ninth avenues
vV,o HORSE OwNERs.-TUE EoUARIAN CoNrIJ
j tion Powders have. from their own nerts. bs
come n staple and most satisfactory medici "a for
the cure Of Distempor, Pink Ego. Colds ard slob.
bering, Fascey or Lumpe on The SKIN, ne bound
Rough Coat, Mango and Surfo Distracted fas svssJ
Leee Lees o. Appetite Impurities Of tho M o want of
sold OILY At the Principal Depot 40 P-oadwny Ruskton
Clark Co no. 10 hetor HoCso, H3 roadwsy and BY ~
WIS, DUNLAP.
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MEDICAL.

NEW YORK PRIVATE LlING.IN INSTITUTE goE
~ hcr 81 south sxth Eieh,b stsNots wllisnsbrr
d. Holmes would inform tbc public t< tLe Aboy,
ton IL open for che rooopsen e thos Who !, ~ With is
yentsscs, Apply sssbove. -
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PAPER KIANGINGS.


A NJ & II. DAVIES, 3a5 BROADWAY-ARE NOW
receiving their spring import atons of French Paper
these shout to purchase Also Lace and Muslin cIrsiaa
cent less than any house in the city.
DIAPER HANGINGs.-THOMAS FAYE CO., NO
1876 Pearl street. near Madison call the attention IL
des and purchasers generally to their extensive
II foreign and domestic Paper Hangngs Of every
rety and STYLE particularly their fne Oak Velvet Aad
Gold decorations which they have
- 70 show even 20 the most what
to call and examine this and unique The
most artstical workmen employed to hang the papers
DIAPER HAECINGS. or NEW AND BEAUTIFUL d.
signs just imported by FRANCIS PARES B CO.. SO
rss street from 81. rsnowned q zuber
designs Of ths richest Paper Hansng selected
and decorate the interior Of tho noX
eetly manscns and which shall Arranged
snS put on the walls y superior woskmel to the entire
Wholesale customers and the public will find supply tAs
most extensive and ths prices lew to 10 found else
whore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15
TENANTS REGISTER.

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(N01TAGE TO LET-TO a SMALL FAMILY-TuE
npiseopn Church Inquire at Is Lam artne place Of
Philemon Fowler, At East Chester.
YN0 LET-THE STORE AND DWELLING, NO sol
ashington street. opposite the Clinton market, suit-
able Tor an Eating House Porter House.
tenant would be leased for term If moderate
rent Apply to JAMES PRICE, office IFS Hudson street
Two LET-lN BROOKLYN, THE UPPER PART OF A
= mouse IN Hoyt street, second door lh
tceet to small 9entee family OF persons
oftwo rooms with pantres mantels and one
small room on the second floor and with fro
places and one sma room the third floor with the us,
OF cellar and washing room. Apply n the promises.
ITO IMPORTERS-LOFTS TO LET-A LARGE AND
spacious Office, suitable for showroom with hand.
some lott capable Of holding 100 packages in the most
tra business part Of tho city few doors
hddress box 2153 Post Office, with proper directions
TO ON BROADWAY-A LARGE HALL. SUIrA.
bic Tor Lodge ROOM place 81 public Worship other
purposes Also basement, sevontyfve by
Possession can be had Immediately. Apply pyeni
see, LU broadWsy near Tbrtythird street
street, between the First and Second n
cottage, containing eight rooms. marble mantc Sc
eeher With four full lots Of ground lnanre or
WM. MAckLLLAR, llsth street, near Third
TIVE LOWER PART OF A THREE STORY HOUSE
pleasant norhborhood and near Broadway The h5usa
trst rate order. and tho upper part let 10 family Of
three Perrons Also the Furniture for sale Ws 10 to
Vrdersst May and has been oaro siuco Please
sa or address RITTER BESS0N, Mercer House. corner
Of Broome and Mercer streets.