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w. II. sTILLNANs Co.,
DEATH.

HAS no more formidable enemies, than Iiic ,.r.
II kellogg. We have rs, only complete v - e..
pointed gsrrson, Of vials, boxes, compom d.. 70,
ointments specifics, medicines, and surgical ms,
Of every kind requiredby the medical proi,ssioa t
resisten e Of sickness, disease and death,
r., al Third street, corner of Ceaa
But for the convenience and accommodation of . , 4,
and physicians at the upper end OF town ~ Is
row opened equally extensive assortme=: G. .r-,
medicines, patent medicines, and surgical Instr md
in the next door east Of Farringt0's brick stos =
end oftowu,
: st. .qnthony Street,
In the Book Store, with Mr. Combs. Come IN H. ore r
HICHeOX d KEIICa-,
ffs4 Dr., rs-la
HITCHCOCK q KELLOGG, Druggists haygs b..
Ii appointed agents for glass manHsscsurers r zen
hurgh, Pa viii Keep constantly on hand for "a rss
description Of window glass, at the manHfactur-s
ces, at their two Drug stores IN st. Panl on Thu sTf
and ST. Anthony street.
81. Paul, January e, 1854. ~
THE WORLDS FAIR.
fIlHis Is now universally Acknowledged TO 'r re
il the best institutions in Minnesota and thu. . ~
now, and jsking abos; it, We do give ONE.
mare real heartfelt satisfaction, by the exec -r
gains they make with at the Worlds FAR 'ragr
Clothing. Cotton, and Six goods, ShawIs and ...
goods, and in Wines and Liquors, and in ia. owe,
thing se!i;-in short fake n real pessurr b. All
inc upon numerous all the 'rr-.i Of,
80 much to their own and our satisfaction.
NJ. CURRAN 20
Saint Paul, Jan. g. 1859. So,
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JOSEPH Il. BRowS.--E is understood that
tl'eformsr Secretary Of the Council, Joseph r.
Brown. Esq, declines becoming candidate for
reelection. owing to his having been selected by
the Mississippi Boom Company, to superiniend
the construction of the Piers, and hanging the
Boon, aeross the Mississippi. Mr.. Brown ha.
served as Secretary Of the Cuuaci for two years.
We do not know more efficient man for that of
Zee, in Minnesota.
The Company are taking vigorous hold Of this
Boom, 50 important 10 the laundering interests Of
the Mississippi; and tits 10 be hoped that good
and substantial Boom will be completed before
The opening Of navigation. bs aei ii i.isa
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HENRY III. SHELLEY.

LEcIsLArIyE.--The House Of Representa-.
lives completed It's election of officers on Monday
They are: Chief Clerk, A. Pieise; Assistan,
Clerk, Murphy; Sergeant-at Arms, F. ~ Grcu-
chy; Messenger; George FarribauI,; Enrolling
Clerk. John r. Burt; Fireman, r p. Miller.
To-day, Tuesday, the two Houses are conven-
ed at the Baptist meeting house, to receive the
Governors message. '- '
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w NJ. III. WEIGH.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT La.
COMMISSIONER for the State Of Michir.4. yg,
~ in Iryine's brick building, near the Amer.
ST. Paul, January &, 1852. 20.
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MASONIC.

MEMBERS Of the Fraternity, earnestly -, eos q.
1V1 to meet Al the Lodge room in ST. Paul, acct
from Monday evening next, at O'Clock, p. ~
Saint Paul. January 8. 1852. -.
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GRINDINC,

1tUSTO NERs with grists to grind, no, .it' TART
~ cannot grind their wheat in satisfscisv
until my mill is repaired.
Jan. 8, 1859. II. K TIEREl.
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privilege OF strmpage In the pineriss, without
paying forr,As land. We are ready and willing
to buy the land. Congress has onlyio have it
surveyed aud oar 4umbermen are ready to buy it.
The fault is not ours that the pineries are not all
ready sola; bat in the n,esntime, il is impossible
to cat Oft the supplies Of pine lumber for this val
ley. IL besfays noustmus Ignorance and injus-
,iee, or botn, il ihs Government, to contemplate
such thing. The West cannot and will not sub
nit to il. Necessity knows no law Pine luu,-
Der. IS universal necessity IN this valley; and 90
therefore are iumbermen; and as necessity win
be their teacher, they cannot be expected to
know much law. As for the Government coming
now. and seizins and con6scating pine log. and
pine inEaber, which our lumbermen have been
virtually inr'tei to cut, and selling il 10 pay the.
expenses ola set Of cormorant agents and sfficers
Of the Government, who are employed to do the
pisifsl deed Of robbery, we cannot believe such
wickedness and meanness possible We should
40 soon expect to End the United States waylay-
ins poor emisrant upon the frontiers, and strip
Ping from bis shoulders poor bunch Of fagyots
with which he Intended to cook supper for his
family. because shey were taken from, the public
domain. il is p;tifai little business. Of which
my Government ought TO be asha ned. II is not
My eonsswPtbly mean. but basely dishonest
We publish below, copy. Of a letter on this
utject, to the Secretary Of the Iaterisr, from oar
''iilfal, Delegate. BIC. siblsy. demonstrating in
escih'e serms. against this scheme Cor ,levying
'ail npon ous lambermcp. Mr.. Stewart. an
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The Government Piuadering Raffs
and Pirating, Pine Logs. Petty Lar.
ceay permitted by the Administration,
upon poor Lumbermcn, 10 give fees to
District Attorneys and Marshals.g ftt
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tleman at Madras to his brother Worcester England
May ls5l:Tell Lea Perrns that their Sauce is highly
esteemed In India and is in opinion the
as well as the most wholesome Sauce THAI is made There
are spurious kinds sent out here, by and another
by - called Worcestershire Sauce both Of them
Imposures and miserable limitations have sent TO diff
rent shops for Lea Pcrrins Worcestershire Sauce and
nave had the connterfet sent the genuine being
perior to them BOTH as it possible for thing to be
anoeh her. In their advertisements L. +. may make what
use they like OF what have said should like
injustice to our townsmen and fraud the pub
nc IN consequence OF the above communication, Lea
to state that their Sauce received with
fsvor In every part of the world whore
noauccd and by reason of the demand that has conse
arisen Tor II frauds similar to those complained Of
arg practised by unprinciped aud
uor IN every quarter OF the globe and in
purchasers against these fraud PERKINS, would recon-
nv s". ,sng aho precauton Of seeing that the
Isss r sn sauce printed upon
ia9es anu upon the Patent Metallic Capsules
70 initiate which is Punishable offence Agents for the
United satss hcssrs, John Duncan Sons 57 Broadway
NEW York. " '''
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INTELLIGENCE FRoM sT. THohAs-AcoDEsT TO THE
MERLrN-By the brig Mary Emily from st. Thomas, We
have dates to the Goth ut at which time the British
mail propeller Merlin in port, having gone ashore on
the Southwest part Of the Island and broken her SHAFT
propeller She towed in the harbor by the French
steamer Crocodile It was supposed she would come
on to New York under canvas On the 18th, at p NJ
slight shock Of earthquake was felt which, however
done no damage.
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FRoM ST.. DoMlNGo.---We have received Ell Eco de
Panama, from st Domingo, to the Goth Of February.
The political of interest and the government
and the city occupied In making preparations to
celebrate the anniversary Of independence.
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Association Tor the Exhib1tl0n of the 1n-
=: . STATE &! S.ss:
years parties ss:oeassd the
:s:n g. sss .SIss
the Brilliant attended,
pIsms,sd liberal and carried xis1
that array triumph. o. genius n, and in
asssssu. s, ssi s sss' viSss asPIis$
national issns., that we should only wish TO
To On cur tho i' that
s The s
Of the worldan Of which the distinctive earae
comforts and hsighten the delights life the spread Of
yan aSor dignity
the esay Of the has been
by the respective authorities Of country
seems 70 BY these whom they have
these objects are made known, the more favorable
achieve the results at which aim In edidse.
We hope bring together the choicest 81
ae o I saSs sa
sSs snsIsns IT'S tnd At
such and novel obectsof attention cannot to
xs % of I well sno%
by objects interest and that American Industry
The these % shH @
Bile to introduce full details may say in general
England but from the principal countries of the Con-
unent as justify us IN the expectation of bringing
Of the industrial shall generally interest the
practical American mind but such products
tho soTs
and others are being prepared abroad expressly
Ftsf ~ hT
hitherto been only by those Of counrymen
is authorized by its charter prizes among exhi
htors and in dschargng this part Of their duty the Drec
eminent and capable citizens If we effect
object shall not only have impaired fresh
impulse to mechanical skill manufacturing industry;
we shall have raised higher the standard Of shall
families of the world; and in doing we shall have
strengthened the great bonds of peace good will The
the Of RI se
Of the Company S2OO0 to be divided into shares of 500
e. Is to @
Cents and the cost Of the building BY
one day least shdren and scholars Of the choo ~
the P1bis School Society Of the Ward schools and the
and Orphan Asyuns in the city Of Now York sIa
be admitted free charge It also provides that the net
o. 90 A ~ shall be and
for the benefit Of widows and orphans remen in
the cities Of New York and Brooklyn and divided
them in the Of former and
THEoDoRE sEDGwIcK, President.
WH' wHF7Fr'i Secretary
Mortimer Livingston. D'HheTog esbrs.on r;v;n,.,o
Auguste Belmont, John N ne uai;s seon
Anred feli, Charles A. Stetson,
Alexander Hamilton Jr., Henry C. Murphy
Ebert j. Anderson,
syPERIETENpING ARcHIrFcr.
Edmund Hurry
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Association for the Exhibition Of the Tn
austry q oil 5000 with liberty
crease it to $4,000 This institution being organized under
charter granted by the Legislature Of State of New
York the ready receive subscriptions to
i sherman CO. Of IS william street bankers
April 1852 Ten per cent the TO
be paid at tho time Of subscribing No subscription to ex
coed five thousand dollars.
THEODORE sEDGWICK, President.
WIN. WHErTEN, Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Mortimer Livingston, Johnston Livingston,
Auguste belmont John f. Develin
Alfred Fell Charles A. Stetson,
Francis w. Edmonds Philip Burrowes
Alexander Hamilton Jr, Henry G. Murphy,
Ebert j. Anderson,
sUPERINTENDING ARCHITECT.
Edmund Hurry.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

ID OMANISN AND REPUBLICANISM INCOMPATI-
N bc-A Lecture will be given in the Broadway Taber
nace Monday evening" April s, 1852 by the Rev W s.
Bach showing the fasties and allaeies in the Catholic
Chapter in the History Of the United States written
the Rev. John Hughes Archbishop of Now York. Doors
open at o'clock lecture to commence at quarter to
JOSEPH G. HuLsE Sec'ry.
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OHpuTUIIcIcU FkC0NINr
meeting of the Second Knckerbocker Building Assoca
tion will be held in Knckerbocker Hail. corner Twenty
third street and Eighth avenue Monday evening
TX o'clock This association is fourishing condition
being organized only three weeks redeem at
this meeting We advise All who wish to join during the
which is during the day and evening We invite
both ladies and gentlemen to attend this meeting as the
principles and profits will be thoroughly explained.
JAMES X. DEL VECCHIO, Presidents,
ANs0N WILLIS, Vice President.
Z. T. MADDEN Secretary Once No. I6S Ninth avenue.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
ATS SEE SEVENTH PAGE. ga
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.--PACING AND TROT-
~ ing, Monday. April s. ut o'clock L. M-Pacing purse
$780, mile heats best three in FIVE in harness. McMann
enters e. Uero c. Brooks enters ch Dan Millcr Hugh
Ks snters a. &. Comet. At o'clock NJ trottng purse
S50e heats best three in FIVE in harness; Geo. Spcer
enters g. T. War Eagle, of Philadelphia j. Nodne enters
CHI m. Green Mountain Maid Jehn Kenna enters g. D. m.
Anna Bishop D. PGer enters Lady Vernon; c. Brooks
enters ch m Lady Kelly D. Kehoe enters May Fly;
Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, at one o'clock T. N.
JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-r4s 5r1. " N 9 s- a-
V'AMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER,
sFOthsrs-A regular meeting Of the i1sStnton win
Monday evening 9TH inst at half hour after the settling
Of TIE y pa
srsrnEs z. DuRyrA, Secretary.
Discovery oth Of Independence 10TH and Of the nsttu-
EIRE DEPARTMENT. THE TREASURER OF THE
Of by the hands Of James Fryer Esq Chairman q
ss ep ss ssi 81 hs Ssns
At the Broadway Theatre in aid Of the ehsrSss fund OF
COMPANY E., GOVERNORS GUARD, SIXTH REcI-
~ ment-The members Of this company arc hereby or
dercd meet at the Mercer House Sunday 4th
%a at NJ tho ls It,
Hare formerly Of s e. cKm e eas OF
w. H. AMEsnuny, Orderly Sergeant.
NEW OMNIBUS ARRANGEMENT. FOR THE &C,
81 The % X. ke Dshe Of
booker line Of win commence transfer
Sssnsss mi. aTrsnssnsnt viii snsra facilities Any
h go o 81 ry
through Blocker street through Eighth
during b VIII :, , trs
man will be found on the Of Broadway and Blocker
street to present to the the transfer tickets
NoTIcE;.To TRAVELLERS TO cALIroRNdAI ;9ls
The pubic are hereby that tho on this road
Sn THppSg snry on the th AID FOR
sally at e o'clock NJ for the comganys station AZ Boo
s FOR
will be enabled to about IS miles tho river
navpation and Also the expense and danger heretofore
tending the landing in boats off Chagses they will BIO
% : IS
EXTENDING OF CANAL A." wIppENING OF
- Walker stl.e.-.. persons interest.- - oPlats
the extending Of Canal and widening Of Walker
call without delay Norton l9 street
A. until p NJ. to resign the objections, the court
curing the DIRECTORS to sign again. in Of
slight alteration in the assessments.
ITO BUILDERs.-PRoPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED
TO the 9th Of April fer the manufacture Of the fol-
tx inches wide BY long after rsbboed together
STYLE sash made in the deer lights each pair OF DOORS
AL glazed 10 sets mahogany French windows, TX inches
window, all ga!od sets mahogany sash doors, 2inches
thick feet Inch by feet after rabeted lights to each
all glazed made to correspond with the 70 sets sets
pine sash doors inches thick feet inch BY after
thick feet inches BY feet 10 inches after rabeted,
lights all glazed 81 of these windows DO Of mahogany
and Of them pne 95 sets Of door and window castings Of
castings the inch doors and Windows to have ~ inch
and band mouldng to fit the pine sash doors
inches thick feet BY lights all glazed sash made in
both sides 5000 running feet base board inches
wide and inch thick, all worked raheted the face,
and fitted for a2 inch base moulding, $500 running
quality. IA inch hard Pine boards, paned side.
and II inches wide, fer steps, best quality, clear
inch thick, hard pine boards planed on sde and
inches wide for rers best quality clear 200 running feet
Of straight mahogany moulded rail- suitable for store II
mahogany newell posts base inches square $50 ~ inch
moulded bannisters, turned to match newell posts Of
work is to Ie duplicated Reference BRANNAH Irving
House, No. I'll
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OF Wigs are pronounced the imitation nature
yet Those anng very superior article should
call at BATCEIORS celebrated wig Factory No all
street where can be found the argcst and best assortment
n the city Gerry TIC address.
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rheumatism the most certain cure for neuralgia scrofua
king evil eryspeas, liver complaint, old ulcers fstula
piles dyspepsia BARRIERS itch diseases Of the blood &C.
Most extraordinary of scrofua and eryspelas of
twentyone years standngThe lady who the subject
Of this great cure had been afflicted with this dreadful
disease Tor twenty Her iuherings dsrins that
ulcers and the limbs na,med and swollen to double their
natural size She attended by good medical aid
the city affords One doctor after another abaa donng the
case as hopeless, until her Mr.. Samuel $. Webster
hearing of Of the miraculous effected by the
Life Bslsam, immediately procured bottle which WAS
attended with such benign effects she encouraged to
with it, and in reasonable time every ulcer
healed and the lady restored to perfect health which she
TO enjoy Any wishing to profit by this
markabe cure can have al the desired nfoEnaticn and
ut the Office of the Superin tendent of Streets, "a Ludlow
street Principle depot 1901 Bswery 70 cents bottle.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF ONE JOHN McKENNA,
boot and shoe maker, and also Of DAVID CHECQUER,
who resdedsn New York a5en egh. since Ifcther
both " thel will call McPbcrson 40 Cedar street
they will hear Of something to their ANY person
giving nny nfor alton Of the above parties will confer
on
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Trl-cOICrcd Six 1870 pieces Just received,
and for sale, in quantities to suit purchasers, by
SMITH, DRUMGOLD 4 PRoCH
10 and I22 Fulton street
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A DoPTIoN--A RrsPECTABJE GENTLEMAN, WITH
n out children, wishes to legally adopt his
money he settled by the parties female child prefer
New York,
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Spring Style Of Hats and Caps, MS Large q
variety be found in this city
beauty durability cheapness, at the price store.
J. w. KELLOGG, l2s Canal street.
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REUBEN p. ROGERS, 90 Chatham street, r.
ii. CARPENTER. $50 Grand street. Socretar -sasuf

DANCING ACADEMY NO. ITO GRAND STREET
- '"".'e "o'E rom groadway.--r SARACcO nra
lessor inventor aud sole teacher known In America the
and fashionable Dances has the honor to apprise the
iasonabe public that will no
~ Mn At any hour q the day and
dance invented expressly by him this season saaS
dances Of the saloon. f' " '''' VI 'uo
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spring ana summer Clothing-Just Re-
eeived 900 frook and sack coats So to $40 business
coats to 81 1000 pair cashmere doeskin pants 81
TO 81 2V vests, 81 TO 81; 900 linen zephyr and alpaca
coAts % 70 ID rev over coats So Corner Nassau
btckm IAN Streets LEVlE a REGAIN.
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THE BALL SEASON.

A ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON
IA Military and Civic Ball to DO given by the First Com
pany Con incntai Guard Captain j. G. Heme assisted by
ace mmittee Of military gentlemen of New York. Brooklyn
ard Jersey City, on Monday evening pr 10 1882 the
Apollo Rooms, 40 Broadway for the benefit Of Asa Holden
dier OF the regulation now in the nnetyhrt year of
his age. Mr.. Holden belonged the
Padding, Williams and Van Vert. Mt tho time Andre
taken and present at his execution lie living
in tLis city in very reduced crcumstance lie will
present at the ball and relate interesting eircum
stances OF the war Of 1910 Tickets dollar, be
cured from Captain j. &. Helmc, Ill Rowery; Captain
Carnes 80 Riyt gton street Captain Murphy Is Elizabeth
street. Captain Moody al Bowery; Captain Hayward. COZ
Broadway Adjutant Chalmers corner William and Spruce
srees Captain Pollard Jersey city and Captain Sharp.
Brooklyn. =
REUBEN p. ROGERS, 90 Chatham street, r.
Ii. CARPENTER, $50 Grand street, Socretar~ sastrcT
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Bear II In mind, when You want any
cothng that Mt the Empire Clothing Warehouse 100
liz Fulton street, can always find and
sorted stock Of goods low prices and obgng and
attentive statesmen to wait you
SMITH. DRUMGOLD & PROCH
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voice Of silks for sale low also three cases
style OF waved andpain French also two eases
Bun Army Cloths, Navy Blues and Cadet mixed with an
entire new stock Of tailoring goods general Wholesale
and retail by JAMES BURK, Jr., 46 Maiden lane.
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MADAME ANNA THIILos's BEsErr.-Lsst night Mad
anne Thillon took her benefit at Nibo's, before
crowded and enthusiastic audience Marie, in " The
Daughter of the Regiment She played with great
spirit is, without doubt complete mistress of this
delightful opera Her acting better than we had
before witnessed it marked by exquisite grace
and beauty at the time adherng to her true char
acer and position in the various phases Of the opera
This description of opera appears to be well adapted to
her talents and her sweet, full toned sivcry voice is
admirably in with her accurate conception
and execution of the character The higher and
spirited passages she gave with thrilling and successful
effect, which brought down tremendous applause No
small degree of taste and judgment is requisite for the
even and appropriate performance Of The Daughter OF
only be achieved by its full conception by actress Of
corresponding talent and versatility She called
before the curtain at the conclusion Of the part and
greeted with showers Of bouquets To that Tonic
well acted by Mr. Hudson is hardly necessary The act
ing of Mrs HcKenna extremely good
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"ANTED-HY DRUG CLERK, A SITUATION IN A
W wholesale or retail store good reference given.
Address g. NJ. SIC Hudson street.
w ANTED-A COMPETENT SALESMAN IN A
w Wholesale watch and 10 welry house in PHILADELPHIA
Address box DDS Post Office, Philadelphia.
WANTED-TN LAW OFFICE, A RESPECTABLE,
w intelligent lad. who writes good hand. Salary at
present s75 Address Lex this Office, statings &c.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS CoAcuMAN BY A
w who perfectly understands bis business. The
best 81 city reference be gwen Apply at ~ Grand
street.
WANTED--A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS GARDEN
w ing and has some knowledge Of farming. TO go about
ten mcs the city Address with and residence,
A. G. N, box BIB Post Once stating qualifications Ac
" ANTED-AN ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTsMAN-
w who all KINDS OF architectural draw
ing Address j. c. Herald ofce and state what remuners
ton would be expected
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PAPER HANCINGs.

nAPr4 MISUNDERSTANDING OFF, AS THE sTOCK
must be out by the lat Of i'm
Of Deecourts Marqus Gad few English paper hanginss
panels &c. attempted in the United States
This opportunity will enable parties to have hrst cs pa
whose patterns cannot be initiated dOpd during
the ensuing at cheaper rates than nc other
house Apply at 53 Fulton street. Brooklyn e d6gra
from the ferry The store to lot
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Mensnrnti0n ms applied to Shirt Making.
Tho mathematical certainty with which GREEN No
Asor House, turns out thousands of dozens Of Shirts
nually all fttingequally WE'LL and all giving the highest
satisfaction, is really wonderful.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECrABLE
Scotch girl as seamstress good dress nskcr has
lived In tho first families In Scotland Apply nt ss NINTH
street between Avenues and c. Can be seen Tor three
day