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COMMON CARRIERS.

Ia Philadelphia Inquirer Of the 10Th iDst publishes the
0pr Of Chief Justice Black in the case Of Chouteau1 va
L.s;h, which is important to business men and common
c is believed havebeen the first case decided IN
p.nusyanis in which it is recognized as the duty OF
mmon carrier to take of goods while on their tran
teyord he ordinary of safe stownge and prompt
BOD regular transmission although the Chief Justice regards
ae aw always having existed in the came way point
more importance because of frequent occurrence is
soteci,t nomcy "hat any limitation of the ordinary
s Of carrier must be shown TO have been agreed
ooy Ice par employing him. otherwise 1t will be OF no
als 10 the carrier though It be nserted IN me Dill OF
n9n2 on The int for the goods"
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PURCHASERS AL sHERIFFs' SALES.

PURCHASERS Al SHENIFFS' SALES.
M Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has decided that the
i-a,r of property at Sherhs sale, who acts by an
W no, bound by the bid of his agent If 1t exceeds the
which tho principal authorized the agent to go in
%ng The case in which this doctrine was laid down,
.one IN which the Sheriff claimed TO recover the difference
ween the bid of the agent and the price for which the
0cy was subsequently so!d second sale, after the
iapahad refused lake the property at the price ol by
M ni a, The first sale. The Court decided that the prin
cla not liable for any act of his agent. which was
dOn.y tie latter in violation excess OF the authority
tes,.,ai him
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THE VOLUNTEERS AND THE MILITIA.
bill has Just passed the House Of Delegates by large
10 or proyidns for the enromen, Of the milta by the
Commissioners OF line Revenue the abolition Of mus!ers
reorganization of the vountee. corps" The present
stNt, system is believed by many be perfect farce
hort perhaps single benefit resulting therefrom, It is
heavy and onerous burden on the public treasury, having
cuay cost the State upwards of thirty thousand dollars
,hias, Elk years In these times of public economy
may e we'll for our legislators to look into this subject
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DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR YOUNG.
ALBANY, APRIL 23.-E1.Governor foupg o'eu ~ ''i''
city this morning.
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THE SENATE.

On Saturday last the Senate receded from all The amend
a.a previously made 10 the bill concerning Commission
The Revenue and passed il as il came from the House
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''is oSp.NAl>u VT ANAAlOASfho l"@IEA AAsN
al BoSToN.-The National Theatre at Boston, which
S destroyed by fire Thursday morning, was owned by
Villain Soher who purchased It Of Mrs. Pelby It was In
'a4 for 6000 and leased Messrs Fsnno & Wright,
sae loss is sl5 0OO and insurance. All the wardrobe
usry, properties &C., consumed several actresses
E''ng their ALL Mrs. Forrest and Mr. Vandenhof, who
played there full house, the night previous 1t is said
a'l the whole of their large and valuable wardrobes.
The veto message of Governor Bgler the batch of
S banks which the Legislature has been busy creating
I session. has been received with very general favor It's
:ccplss nre acknowledged be correct and the reason
sis forcbly presented The frequent recurrence OF the
GOVERNOR The veo shows tho value OF that constitutional
Ser and that instead of being an arbitrary ana danger
M exercise of individual WILL il s in its operation one OF
as mos, conservative principles which the Constitution
ntains But while the public admire the rmness ano H.
sence with which il is exercised they look upon te
aton which requires the constant interposi'on OF e
oSerno' only disgracefu trng with the inter
s OF the public but shameful evidence hat those IN
are frequently sacrificed private and personal
S'ns'derstons 1t ia nmenRble fact that nearly Inc en-,
business of the session is devoted to ping up speciai
eges and the besowal of fs,ors upon particular cles-
course taking from the macs OF the c1ens just 80
n OF their rights they thus confer In privilege upon
~ individuals Legislation like thisso injurious 20 tne
anent good of the citizens of the State-fequires con-
ns "ntchulness the part of those honest enough 70
as sacred the which the people have reposcd In
and the latter have reason to congratulate themselves
@ lhe choice when thoy find one OF their puoc ser
@ so Vlganty exercising his constitutional power 70
@ me mischiefs sprineng from reckless disregard 0!
oaty on the part of another important orancn OF tne
stnment.-l Philadelphia LsdgW.
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lae Paris letter in the National Integencer, says:

see 'hata " Paul has been nominated French Consul
ofsidc at Richmond, Virginia. The actual French Con-
aal Richmond is provided with comfortable birth at the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs in Paris Il turns out to be un
n' that Pierre Bonapare cousin Of the President going
70 Charleston d. reported 10 succeed the Consul Count
Caoul that port, The friends OF Pierre Bnnapare as
s that ne has refused the office with the 600 francs per
snnum attached to it for his special Dubito
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The u;ig caucus in Washington about as harmonious
me recent whg Convention in the city of Baltimore Inc
uhern wings won't have another mum candidate 'o'e0a
On them. Cerro Gordo and Churubusco won ahS"e''
,r insist upon tho compromise as .fHahty-Erel7i's
,xr and ALL The grand manuuvre of Seward, John
!, Greeley g. Co. on';rork smoothly, as viii be seen
: t,uo,,, nrooo,dncs of the Congressional whig cau
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MONEY MARK EFT.

TUESDAY. March Sc +. NJ
Wall street was in state of considerable excitement
to-day but II 10 have little effect beyond the limits
that horourhare The brokers' .pecuatipg for rise
appear have things all their way the bes. rea
in the word-they have the operations al among
themselves. We have never known upward movement
in fGnoy stocks confined IL such smal class Of specua-
tors the present II is limited that the raw
teria must soon he used up, At the first board oday
Erie Railroad advanced I. per cent Harlem 4; Zinc
Co.. "a; Norwich and Worcester, =; Long Island "a:
Hudson River Railroad, ii Rochester and Syracure /:
~ Lawrence Mining Co. y ahc bulls are furnishing
material for great smash and Wall street will howl one
Of these days All the fancies enormously inflated
Prices have advanced far and rapidly that they can
not 90 much further and It would 10 ruin TO dozens
to have them 80 back It is Impossible to advance and
is impossible 70 20 back without serious loss The posi-
tion Of holders i hy means pleasant and many Of
them doubt wish themselves well Of the business
Tie steamer to morrow, viii not tax. out much gold
But small amount has been engaged and the probabi
lily is that il will not be increased. The demand for
foreign exchange has been quite moderate to-day We
quote bills London at 10 104 per premium; on
Paris 81 lsz a 81 17js Amsterdam, Al AL "a; Bre-
men 7s14 1871; Hamburg, $685. 1854
Geographic despatch from Albany Gays that the Canal
Board have determined reduce the tolls on mcrchan-
die, which paid eight mills last season to four mills
10 three mills Railroad iron, paying two and half
mills, is to pay half mil No reduction expected on
down freight.
The receipts nj the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, to-day. amounted 70 fl293iG payments
~ 702 7Jbaance S240s.Ii1 10
II must BE- borne in mind that the bonds Of the YER
mont Western Railroad will be sold to-day wednesday,
a. the Merchants Exchange. Il is opportunity for
good investment which should be lost sight a. The
city q New York If deeply interested in thc completion
I" tbs road and capitalists should grant al the
cessaiy aid.
An amendment 10 Tho charter of the New Jorscy Ex-
iiorng and Mining Company has passed the Legislature
q N.W dersey ana been accepted by the Board ~ Di-
rectus. ny Title. by the act, Is changed to e New
jersey Inc company Tile stock Of the New Jersey ES
ll"nng ana Mining Company, aud " the Sussex
Iuc and Copper Mimrg and Manufacturing COMPANY
viii Ie exchanged for The new stock (Now Jersey Ltc
(lnpany.) upon Application 1T the iransi,r Office
The curlngf ~ the Albany and Sohcnetady Railrnnd
tsmiany during tho month Of February was so ;0I IL
,Nco,oiFg the estimate %1E0 ~ mis- Il raar.uly IL
pds TIL year .qosq 20 tlr-c ii at
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City Politics,

T'fE Vine oLn MISS CoHMTrsE--Thc Wing Old
Mems Committee met last evening at Broadway House
when the committee 10 whom referred the resolu-
tions in ref the candidates for the President a
election reported that it inexpcicnt TO take any
action upon resolutions in favor the Wig cani
dates different members the committee had their
preferences and deciding IN would lead To
division in the committee. which would render its work
ing inharmonious and produce dsagreeabe results The
result was that resolutions passed and Il is i'm
probable that any viii be adopted The committee only sat
Tor short time There was somc sharp srarring and
the committee adjourned TO prevent explosion
TnE HoroRApLr HOW'LL Conn, GoynRsra o. Gsonca.
AND Tnr ToinANy socnIt.Last evening held spe-
cal meeting of tho Tammauy Society IN the great wig
wan. Hon. Howell Cobb present and gave the
brethren account Of the condition and PROSPECTS, Of the
democratic party in the sunny South The meeting was
wound mp with supper which was accomplnicd by n
feast Of politics aud fow Of champaigne when Mr.
Cobb delivered long and able Union speech in which be
cut up secession side aud free soil on tho other
We have not room for it to-day bat shall publish IL to-
morrow Nr. Cobb did not declare himself in favor Of
any particular candidate but urged that plai form OF
true democratic principles was more important than the
name II any individual The hon. gentleman was most
enthusiastic eloquent energetic and yoomo NJ. the per
spraton running down hi, face n large drops Ths day
ON IL till clock MIR Cobb will receive his friends a
the Governors room.
THE QuEsIIoE STrriEp.--The Oh Mems Wing General
Committee held special meeting last evening to act
upon the report of the Special Committed 10 whom was
referred the simultaneous" resolutions on the pres-
oency which produced such hubbub In the Junior
neral Committee Seven OF the substantial wings
the General Comnlittc this committee such as
sheriff CARNEY. James H. Taylor james H. Wood Daniel
ilman, William ). Duke and two others ana they re-.
ported that the resolutions demanded action This
report was received ana the committee adjourned in the
Utmost hamony the friends o. Scott Fillmore and Web
ster being perfectly satished.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

TIVE IiRM or GETs0N 4 TRTCG WAS nrssoJvrp
on w ith February, ~ mutual consent
ROBEBT GETSoN.
~ GEORGE y. TKIGG,
Ihc iah.c,b viii continue Tie baness on his own
tNuh. ~" BprflNy street, GEO. T.. TRfGt.
- = y WV remove ~ the ~ of April TO No 30 wash
'ngton street luft above Murray street.
IDAhINER WhNfrh.-k PERSON VINO HAS had
tch years experience IN the importing business IN this
ei,y M,h 70 engage or form connection with SONS old
tSApbfcd house doing hnsincs or capitalist vs. hing
70 commence bunos References uusxcr ptiQnalo Please
a9erets Dry Good, Herald oihce.
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THE MILITARY.

NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.-THE MEMBERS or
~ the First New York Volunteer Regiment requested
to assemble in dark clothes and the house.
Of Broome and Mercer streets this afternoon
o'clock attend the funeral OF their associate James
MeNorton. BY order w. b. BURNETT Col. Cong
TIVE MEMBERS OF PROTECTION LIGHT GUARD
are requested to meet =. 81 Ann street. this (Wedne
day. afternoon March TO- at o'clock to attend the
neral OF late brother monbe OConno BY order Of
the Chairman, I. ID. KErTY,
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

o~~r>~~o>o~>NNNoyNAo>Nn
RCANTILE LIBRARY hSsOCIATION.-rHE
1 Board Of Direction have the pleasure that
MRS. c. N SINCLAIR, LATE MRS. FORREST,
and
MR.. G.. vANDENHOrF
will give
DRAMATIC PoErrchL READING,
before the Association, at Metropolitan ate Triper Ha
Friday evening next, March r.
PROGRAMME:
PART
From the MERCHANT or VENICE.
The celebrated Trial scene hctIV
In which Mrs G. ~ Sinclair Will sustain the characters of
Pora. Nerssa and Graano, and Mr.. G. Vandenhof that
Of Shylock and the rest.
- PART u.-rorTIcAL
Mr.. q. VandeLhof.
Poets Parting Thought. ............., Nothsrwall
Mrs. c. N. Sinclair
Hallowed Ground. Campbell
Mr.. G. Vandenhof
The Building Of the Ship. .LongfeIlow
Mrs G. N. Sinclaip
To commence at O'clock Doors open at o'clock.
Tickets, 80 cents each. May be had Of VIM. Hall & Son,
Library.
by ar5angeIaen limited number Of tickets admitting
lady and gentleman sevenyhve cents each have been i'd
sued which members only can obtain early application
at the Library.
JAMES ID. SMITH,
D. Il. HALSTED, Committee.
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The New

Our columns again crowded 10 such On extent
with advertisements and interesting news, that we
have barely to call attention the speech of
Mr.. Seward, in opposition to the non-ntervention
resolution; tho debate IN the House upon the Presi-
Dental question in general and secession and abof-
tionsm in particular the proceedings Of the Legis
nature which possess great Interest," the New
Hampshire election, Sc. Many important reports
Of local matters are unayoidabiy postponed till to-
morrow.
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LOST, sc.

IS -.t -. $500 $50. 49, N.a
GSn REWARD.-LOST, ON THE grH INSTANT ON
wv board the chip lno Pocket Book
Sthree so bls banks Of Montreal three IS bills on
hssquoi Bank Vermont two English soycreigns and the
remainder in small bills The above reward will be paid on
returning TO No ~ Hudson street. JAMES JACKSON
GI0 REWARD.-LosT, ON THE 30 MARCH IN
WIN the Philadelphia and New York train Of cars
portenonnaie containing $50 $40 bills two notes
awn IN favor Of H. s. Haiyht for two thousand and
M other for five dred dollars; Also other no
valve except to the owner ID, iAIGUT street.
GC0 X Il w Ar D.-LoST, IN THE VILLAGE OF
p~O ionker on Sunday, eth instant lady hunting
,haed Gold Watch with two Look.ts Key and Chain at
ached The finder will receive the above reward By leaving
We articles with Mr.. McFarane in the village of Yonker
OF ~ No. ~ front street, Now York.
l oSr-oNE ENAMELLED AND DIAMOND BREAST
- I'm aud one pair enamecd and diamond Ear Rings to
hst IN going through Maiden lane and Cortandt streets
btWeeh NASSAU and Greenwich ssrcctsr liberal reward
WV pe PAD on returning either or all to 10 Maiden lane
/ OSI-BETWhEN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
oi Ias, week, n Silk Chain, having IL two gold
2ekss containing the likeness If gentleman Also four
Goiu Kings ana several Charms. The finder will be most
o.ray rewarded BY leaving them at 20 John street.
/ osT,-LiLT, IN ONE or THE BROADWAY
- stages lether Fulton South Terry) last evening
bundle 81 Dry Goods, containing silks, Gloves Sc
suitable reward will be given the return OF the Same 10
the store q Mr.. tropsy, ~ Canal street =
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ofGn MONTH LATER from ArMcA.--By the Morgan
DIX ut baltimore adyices have been received froM Mon
roYia to the 27th Of January.
The emgrants who went out in the Morgan Dix are ali
located at Buchanan
Inc troops sent IRON Moufoyia 10 Grand Ba;sa had
returned wing defeated the forces OF Grando and his
ahies I'D several engagements fully chastised them
Tor the unpro'oked attack and at the Cove In
the several engagements the Of the heron
ed to seven hil.d and twentyseven wounded
About nf-thrd o. me emgrants sent by the New
With the accmating fever; but all had recovered and
were az work.
in Il G.uu
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$780, fss--s-.--ss-
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

a. ~ h.-No1iCE.-rnE MEMBERS or limited
a. nio.Hfs or0Fe No. y, are requested be punctual
~ iST nicnganes AZ THO Grove Room hafpast
late worthy brother Robert Anderson MenIars ~ Ito
Order are respectfully invited e. attend " ~
ho'r 'thNllir Sccy, JOHN UALASTINL ". A,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE FIREHYEN.

.c--H..c>c-|oc~>>r
NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS or PROTECTION EN-
1N CINE CO., No. requested TO meet at tho engine
house. Wednesday afternoon March TO- at o'clock, r.
NJ to the last tribute Of TO deceased
ciate, Joseph OConnor. The mombers Of the company
requested DO punctual in attendance by order Of
the foreman. WIN. G. LYONS,
f. McGINHIs, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
HON. HOWELL CoBB.-THE JOINT SPECIAL CON-
mittee Of the Common Couac, appointed to tender
Governor Of Georgia and late Speaker Of the
take IN 9a %ss To the as ss
ne MI be happy to see his at the City Hail.
THOMAS j. BARR Chairman. Board Of Aldermen.
cHAs H. RING, Chairman Board Of Assist. Aldermen.
VoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENE
raj ami &c nj. regular monthly meeting Of this
ssls,I; ~ eEdsE JOIN WHEELER. chssRs sis
5 5%aSD (. s,s b. SI0vna' Secretaries.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL LOAN AND AcCUMULA
this viii The ss mSns the ss
corner of Broadway and Grand street. over the Pacific
viii fysse Be Tor fs
TO sa ss great %
ssrilsrs and dues at the rooms from - r. NJ daily
A 4 q H nsssy 'r 4 K,Tsi I gsssmsssn
clas. Rolf ". c c. Russell ussels'
'" I s'I' h.. Vice r Eis;s aSsIlSb President
ptrra PARKs, surveyor
PoMERoy JsHks Counsellors &c.
HONE SWEET noxE:-rxrRAoRDINAR sue
sl sS T, At y, Mii e S,iI .
panatory Of the objects investing this in
win find il advantageous attend And subscribe for shares
in the Association which rapidly filing up with every
shares sold AZ large premium at the LIST
meeting. Come one--Comc all
Shares, SSC0-En rance fee, x2-Dues az rer month
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President, LOG Rroadway
Gro. H. BELL Vice President, l5s Nassau street.
ALBERT IL. NIcoLAy, Secretary, IA Grand street
T"oHAs LAwH.sor, At.ornsy, is seeiman street
Geo. II. Franklin. l7s West street.
Geo. W. Riblet, County Clerks Office. CITY Hall
Sias Z. Herring, ~ and l39 Water street
Royal 6; sillatd; 50 Barclay street.
Nelson Pun, 2l5 Duane street
Elias Combs pa Grand street.
i. g. RiehardsoD 43 y ulton street.
Geo. ]. Maxwell Is City Hall.
once OF Annexation, IA Grand Open every
ing rom TO o'clock and Wednesday from to y.
M Tor ladies'. Articles Of the Association May be hsi
VNHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE MEni-
cal Department Of the University Of Now York will
Chapel OF the University Washington square, The address
TO the graduates will be delivered by Professor g. r. bed
ford The profession and public generally respectfully
invited to attend. BY order Of the Faculty,
JNO. W. DRAPER, Pres. Of the Faculty.
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND sURGEoNS-UNT-
~ versty Of the State of New York.-The annual com
Of the College will tho College Hall
on thursday lth March, 1862, at half-past r. NJ The
Profession and the public invited attend College Of
Physicians and Surgeons, 81 Crosby street. a' "
hoBEkT WATTS, NJ. d., Secretary to the Faculty.
DLANk ROAD, BERGEN POINT, MARCH o. ISL
Mr. Editor ASA rumor has been put circulation that
the fight on Sunday last came on house. wish to in
proceedings the within than rniles
OF my place, had knowledge Of the Affair." any
person visiting place will any
honse in the State Of New Jersey. ANDREW VAN HORN.
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tALb ohHA iHufIhIf foR nALE-ITE WON
pERs OF Ell DoRADo.-We invite the attention OF
our readers TO the advertisement in this days
HERALD, for the sale Of large amount of landed
property in California. This property comprises
an aggregate o: fifty thousand acres Of land
parts Of it adjoining fourishing towns parts Of il
rich placer lands. and all Of il well adopted to aa-
ing and grazing purposes.
The body Of these California lands advertised for
sale, advantageonsly located for profitable cul-
ture. They described as lying between the
Sierra Nevada, San joaquin, the Mercedes and
Thanchnes rivers, now known ms the richest gold
country in the world We believe that the object
Of the owner Of these lands i to divide them be-
tween holders in the Atlantic and Pacific States,
and to turn them TO the immediate account of visit
10 Europe. To enterrrising and capable men, they
offer Inducements for investment. We under
stand that the discovered gold placers on these
lands will probably be sold until they have been
snbjected to a thorough scientific exploration
than they have vet received The owner Of one Of
the ralchcs offered for sale in 1915 or 1910 OBJ
tanned subsequently from il thousand ounces Of
gold, BY the labor Of gang Of Indians. Farming
lands, in such locality, must be Of corresponding
value to that Of tho paccrs themselves.
soi' D. 4. Fremont is now in this city, Gu roiae
Tor England in reference TO his Mariposa grant in
California, having refused million Of dollars for it,
We have previously alluded to this great property,
and It's bret cost and the FIRST purchaser under the
original grantee.
Thomas Q. Larkin, late United States Consul
naval agent, naval storekeepcr, &c, in California
had been living with bis family in Monterey several
years--from 1874 to 1St9. lie had been ii active
correspondence with Colonel Fremont. During die
Colonos absence in South California, hc was offered
a negotiation Of the rancho Las haraIosas, situate
between The river San Joaquin and tie sis,-
m keyada. containing dee safos a, stsuio
mayoy (tcn Sits for black cattle) othew q.
Ion leagues . lind ID The ex-Coycrcr q cai.f'r-
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prices for and elegant styles Of English Imperial three
ply Carpetings at HIRAM ASDERSON'S No. 80 Bowery.
The celebrated largest ard cheapest Carpet
III tie United States Three ply Carpets at 3d. 7s and
s. yard decidedly the greatest bargains offered
Also magnificent and superb patterns Of Floor 0ccths
8 yiae,
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beautifully and 10 every entirely conforming
and size of the head we'll the entire
Of che by HILL, the Ininabe, Of Pnc
Nassau streets,
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FINE ARTS.

DACuERREOTfPE.-JUST RECEIVED. PULL.
stock OF Scale Plates nil sz0s. These mates are used
exclusively by the beet Daguerrean Artists They aro war
rahted 10 take better impression than plate
give complete satisfaction In every respect Retail rrce
discount ~ the trade. Address.
VICTOR BISHOP, No. q Maiden lane.
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Eric and Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hlIIi

FITC FJIt
by request will deliver Lecture Fire and the Fire
nhaor Institute broadway opposite Bond
street Wednesday evening March 10 1852 The subject win
be illustrated by series of experiments Admission
But those who viii be required 20 call for tickets
of admission either the Annihlator Once, No. War
street. ut J. coddingtons, No. rs Broadway.
crowd will thus be avoided and opportunity afforded
for those who feel interest curiosity the
ject to attend. Lecture at ~ o'clock No
eh adm tied.
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Only four ehIlIinvs per ward

for and styles Of all wool Ingram Carpetin
HIRAM ANDERSON S, No. 90 Bowery. Also msgnifcent
patterns Of English Ingram Carpeting at 8 9, and
sLillingr per yard common Carpets and shngs per
yard-an excellent chance for purchasers.