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tT' New Dry Goods Store-No. at Hadson-st,
door 10 Newhouses furniture warehouse.
Tho 4ubscbefs beg respectfully to inform their friends
and the public that having leased the above eligible prem
they opened Monday March L. with an entirely
NEW STOCK Of DRY GOODS. The system of dong
business viii be that of charging article the lowest
prce, that no abatement will be made. The uudesgsed
which they deem highly advantageous propose
n good permanent Family tt ado No pans VIII 90
spared secure the confidence Of those who may fave
thsm with their patronage The best kGd OF goods VIII
and sod foy the smallest possible prohs
the beng conducted acsy for cash In the Do
viii be found The best makes OF goods
required Tor housekeepers use such as Snirng Maains,
Shifting Lii ems. Sheetpes. Table Linens Diapers low
elhngs Napkins Csunterpanes, Quilts blankets Ian
nsls Bedtcks sc 6aiinets Kentucky Jeans and Fancy
Linen goods for Men and Boys wear The Dress Goods
Department will embrace the best and ne west styles In
Muslin aimee Pop ms French Lawns
English FTeI ch and Scotch Ginghams. Merrimack aud
Erg sh Calicoes &C &c, no The Hosiery and Glove
Department Will especial attention. ana lsles MAJ
aiways deIepd upon procuring general assortment OF
the most approved makes at the lowest possible prices
Canton Grape Shswls, Black SILK do. Broche, Printed
Cashmere and various other syles Black Silks OF tae
best makes boiled in OIL Bombaz mes, Alpacas BACK sna
ColoIed Velvets Lining Silks, &C. Lace Goods, Small
wares TIimpinss &C. Ladies may always rely uQoa
Truth full re Vi sen,a ms and peli'e attention.
LYONS X JONES, PTopnetors,
No 277 Hudton-st., between Canal and Spring -sH
NOTE--Amepg other very desirable aud very cheap
goods LYONS JONES will offer. this day. LADIES' kay
Cotton Hose Cd par; IA Brown Table Cfo'hs' zs eo
esch: double width Pillow Case MuslIs. SD.
N h --Kipp Brown and Okeeie Duryea's stages
pass the door every Eve minutes. Remenoer-No dcvIa
tion from fret prices
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rY- Phenix Building A.ssciatisn.-A Pu,lc

q Phoenix Building Asssciatisn.-A Puslf
Meeting Of this Association viii be held MONDAy
EVENING. Mach 8, At Union Hall. Avenue Q
and itk st At n o'clock Explanatory Addresses VIII b
made by Hon Jacob l. Fem aad Q McAiam. EGG. TIM
meeting 10 free to all.
THE PHGNIX
IL now thoroughly organized and Incorporated ard ofss
superior advantages to those desiring Homestead.
which they should at embrace. There IL no
place ike home, is an old adage but true Oh the
force Of which fully fell. than at he pre-
sent day. when rents enormously high thssts al
most ossble for mechanic to pay them Besds they
grow ks her from year year These facts are sufficiently
mpor Art TO induce every enpayer to come mp an sus
tain the good work, ard through it themselves As
Savings Institution Also the benefits of this Associtien
are peculiarly attractive
The Prospectus ard By Laws with the Act Of IncoDoF-
eon together with all ed can be obtained
at the Stcietarys Office chambers ALL No. Is Chathm
ct. WILSON SMALL, President, No. "a Luolow-a
AMOS WLLETs, Vice President, No. 276 Pearls
ALFRED r. HATFIELD, secy; Office, No IS Chatham-t.
@ McADAM, Attorney, No 50 Walst.
JACOB l.. PENN, Surveyor. IS Chatham-st.
Warren Chapman, George W. Dawson, e. ]. Small,
Andrew Hume Robert NJ Dewitt, James Cuthel,
Peter j. Powles, Joseph Nesbitt, Geo. A. Barney
NJ BBoOks for Subs eruption, both for Ladies and Gen.
tlemen are open daily at the SecSstarys Office No IS
Chatham
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Gertrude .eslie or. The Queens Vengeance,
han dssmeiy utrated with original wood Engravings-
This ia an nerstng Historical Romance of the Times Of
Queen Mary England, with graphic sketches Of the
characters and racces that fourished at that singular
Court l. dscees Of the secret practices Of reli-
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n A Card-THE BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY. TO all persons who
have or about 20 subscribe to the stock OF
This Company The books to the fret nstailment
81 20 per share to the capital stock OF tas
Bank corner Of Broadway and John ST. The second IN
sament will be due and payable on the 18TH al me same
pHce 1t 10 anticipated fiom the resources which tels
COMPANY have ali ady and that they will pay the
largest dividend paid by any Insurance Company
lie Cy of New-York United States As the stock Is
beip taken up very fast will be well for those persons
who wish 10 subscribe shares to do immediately as
'"N' J. BRUCE President.
s JEsspRUN Secretary.
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EIFTH THOUSAND of THE OLD

IL GUABD OF NAPOLEON, from Marsago 70 wa
tsrieo BY ] Heacley. vol izino'' WIZ IL lil'
tiens. 80. - 4. ~vy;,.sn in
The volume possesses great interest ana ~ on
the best stye Of the author and aispaSs sas Inn,,s
siderabe research" t Dosso .n.r,r ana
Mr H. has written the history WIZ gIe., 49, a.
graphic distiGe.Iess, and with symp1,MS, e,v.jiss =
risht ste" - - 70 sr,noy
The book written IN the sle.ing styls q We
1'o'Ie o~A ie~o u "' IN B. Mercury.
1T is work tk.i VII b. read % A., 40 ess Nv
"--0" 'As! my Ase "'-A FRnesestsr American
"The bosk Ia A. ahsorbsg in ,srest' lTanly REGISTER
VI. 80. az cs,sSailv collected the scenes well de-
k.TsJ h ~ 'A' 'OSA' CHARLES SCaiBNER,
No. AS Nassau o., New-fsrk
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2. Ihe New.York Land and Bnildina Assoc.

lhe new York Land and Building Asso.
~ IN Mold So clal setnE on MONDAY EV &.
E,irG sUch 3. at No l63 Blwefy. commence at "
ySM. l't the puIpsss Of receiving ne~ subscribers
hec, oe interesting Speakers present. To explain the
mar be obtained BY paying 81 per -eek fer few
one oae and all and receive certificate Of lnds
Yee1Oe lac me mbers particularly invited 10 attend
|" business Of importance will ne dDcnsseS.
III @ e MILES CHAMBERS, President.
% Mercantile Ninth al Loan and Accumula-
uns Iuhd Association beng -essful ope-
ouefs very favorable inducements Clerks and
may wish 70 subscribe for shares before the first
Mh.Sy netung Of the Association. March - A special
WI De sed at the rooms the Association. corner
- ~ abc Grand. st. he Pacific Bank SAT-
ShDAf EVENING, the Stu inst when q id esses viii be
ce'ered IN reference to the work of the
W., n Co. J. HO WAND. President
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HOMEOPATHIC JOURNAL:-Ihs
III February Number of The NORTH AMEhiCANS
HOMEOPATHIC JOURNAL, quarterly eJa .ns ~
bv prs c. HeTing Marcy and Metcai Is nsuea anu ~
se BY the tuhscbeB Those who feel an N ,ne
state and a this trnmpan
an advance. WI RADDEs NO ~ oIyso 80,
~ New subscribers who have not the nrs ala
vii sens IS will receive the numbers also those for
the pTesest year.
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R-Nofth American Mutual Loan ana Ac-
corner Of Grand st Office open ON ~ COCK
M until o'cisck p M: Ladies and gentlemen are Ia
dass. So. WORKING MEN, ATTEND. An opportunity
is offered you by this Aaoelatsn o. investing yoG1
our Savings Banks or other simsr institutions Renec
IN years less you can convert S!SS into sSsy
amount that there are few who cannot afford H. VI al
than The WORKING CLASSES men of small means. Who
is there not desirous OF home to call his ownl Who
net proud of being his landlord We appeal to you
an te secure yourselves and your children home and
he relieved from the groanng burden Of hsh rents once
No ass Broadway. "
THOMAS s. CUMMINGS, Vice-PreGdent
TRUSTEES.
walter Ruler, James X. Dill, Augustus basM,
Alfred A. Armint, Augustus Barmore, X h. OLSEN, ST.
H. W. Smith.
DANIEL HOWELL, Surveyor.
henry r. CUMMINGS, Attorney
MORTIMER SMITH, Secretary.
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w Waveriy Building Association, Oh,e, NO
las Sixth Open at all h0aIs for the purpose OF rseey-
ms subscriptous Entrance fee for the presest only ~
monthiy dues S. Subscribe early as the entrance Zee WI
soen be doubled n b: m0S ndpyhxC, Z % go,
LAS w HALE Sec JOHN GREGORY, Vice-Presdt
A public nesiik will BE- held early seKt week, ut the
New (hapel junction Of Greenwich and 7th avs.
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E,n rentable Investment In the Village oil
q ia public meeting. hte 10 ALL Will % te,1
AClseSNkSOAY EVENING, March 10 at u o'clock,
IA s~sn hAi, No Cha ham square. wlen the oescss
As,ss,sAssss Of the Eden Vale Homestead Handing
Hafsd ~ Wi oe faliy explained. and new members adj
kk,S :, ne Articles Of Association and Prospectus may
q n -, 10 ~ Broadway, and 2H Grand a. New-foiS'
'NA u1oo, corner OF rilary-st Brookiyn
JOHN MURPHY President
rrex., ELIAS COMBS. Vics-Pfcsident
---osAs LksIts, Secretary
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Gperial Notifies.

Wen and by the oak. the brave Old oak
That's westbe ed many as.orm.
n Clay Festival Associati0n.-NOTICE.
adjourned meeting Of the Clay Festival Association will be
id at the City Hotel Of Broadway and Howard
II on MONDAY EVENING next, 9th inst, at II o'clock.
Members requested 10 be punctua in their attendance
b. erder, NATHANIEL q. BRADFORD, President.
VIZ. PARDON, Secretary.
~ Eighth Ward.-At a meeting Of the members
tsct Of the With Ward Wing Executive Committee for
the year lt32. at Hagens." No. AZ Howaid-st., the
th Of March, 1882 pursuant to notice. on motion, Mr..
JAMES M. MURRAY appointed Chairman pro
ten, and JANIS GRIDLEY, Secretary pro TEN.
The Committee theeupor proceeded 10 elect by ballot
The permsntn otfcers OF the Committee for 1854 Mr..
cast ed duly elected Chairman ofhe Committee
Mr. DAVID COLEMAN was duly elected Vice Chair
man, and GEORGE @. LAKE Treasurer.
Msssrs LOUIS +. wADsWORrH aud OBED GRID
LEY were elected Secretaries. BIZ trder
JAMES NJ. murray, Chairman pro TEN.
JANIS GRIpLEY. Score DO tenn.
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rHSS.tses-Ths sscond regular meeting OF the
klss = sheoCkER BUILDING ASSOCIATION VIII
~ ~ hnhStsbockei Hail, On MONDAY EVENING,
tssAs ~ ocloes Tee members will boar IN mind the
~ a.. une that w be saved by paying their daes al
'H'os Sscffisy, No iss 9th sv.. before thstdate-
K. J. MADDEN, Secretary.
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Will be ready March 90,
MRS. HARKl EFT BEECHER

MRS. HARRIET BEECHER
IVA STOVES great American Tale, entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. or Lie among the Lowry.
This great work which has been long expected. s now
nearly complete that promise s appearance on
the goth of March By all who have read II, pro-
nsuncedto
THE STORY OF THE AGE.
For mower Of DESCRIPTION and thrilling dslnsation Of
character it unrvsed snd will add fresh surels to the
reputation OF the talented suhoress IL viii 10 pubished
in vols limo 3I2 pages each vo with elegant de-
signs by Billings, engraved by Baker 'h'es styles OF
binding; paper for s. cloth 8 - cloth fun giis
S2 with discount to the trade Eaby ers solicited
JOHN p. JBwErT & CO. Pub hers, Boston
For sale by the principal Booksellers In the united
States.
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rvNotice 70 Au.-kniekePbccker Baiidins
Asseciafien-So great has been ths success 9, ~.
Issecsa,on and the of its slrs 50
tsrT To he members all Of the shares having oeen Aksa
in SIX weeks the Request Of many perscns IN ms
rvd have slresdy ore hund ed shares subscribed OF
those Who we've unable procure share, IA 'hs as .a.
vii be favorable cp2ortG ana ~ tas Hal
os WEDNESDAY EVENING March 9. AZ Y &c - a.
The public beth ladies' and gent are s ,sa,ouxh
explanations given. Come and Join Enhance "
ON esca share of SSoe .,,-.rfo p,.sidsst
ANSON WILLIS. Nice-Pre,sias ~ ..oci,-
B.oks Iow spep 3, the Office where articles o.
,,ar IN =, I,a EDwaKnJ MADDEN. sec.ettp
1--WE 'aA ~ A~1- Ofice, No. les 9th sS'
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TO TAILORS.-The undersigned de-
sires to make knowa to the trade that his new and
method of Cut Garments Ia the most fas
able style is Just published and ready for delivery the
OF the author precudes the necessity OF eater
Ing into details he would merely observe that the work
abounds in practical truths and BY those experenced IN
cuttn lis be tested Instantly and those OF the
trade Wholly erperien ced in cutting in few hours
study cut with elegance and without further nsuc-
ton than in ,he work The above can De Tor
warded by all, directed by renting the amount ~
per COPY, to either the author.
W H. sTINEMETS. No. Bill Bfoadway.or
II PETTEGREW No. 4 C0urtandt st., N. Y.
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" Broadway Insurance Company-OFFICE
No AIS BROADWAY, cor CANAL-ST.
CAPITAL. $500 900.
WITH A SURPLUS
Orders by post person will promp attention.
DIRECTORS.
Sehuren an Hals.ed Charles SANFORD, John Fisher,
John Harper, Chester Drugs, Aaron Arnold,
VIM. v. Brady, Saml. b. Althause VIM. Truslow,
WIN. SkdmoIe, Bernard Smyth, Grower Hidden,
Wilson g. Hunt, John W. Mersefeau John Lean,
Leonard Kuby, He!mus N. Wells, stephen v Atoro
George 7. Cobb, Mathew Bird, James Foster,
Fran w Edmends, II. 81. Forester. washington Yale
Lewis Deity, Reuben w. Howes, John W. Rumsey,
Benz F. Camp, John B. Dickinson, Francis GOdine.
HIRAM M. FORESTER, President.
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q Rubber Spriugs.-In this city. where the char
sstn 81 sash Mr Day and myself are well known,
seed b cutie wiling TO let the question Of veracy pc
wesAw res, but his advertisement, accusing me OF
published false statement, Is Likely 70 90 osieie
nnsy pN'is who not so well acquainted WITH Nj.
s.. enk hdue to myself to take some notice 81 mis-
HaitMsxt
hes re,sra,e the fact most distinctly. that he has,
snsesy ana inouec:ly, made oyertures 10 me 70 eu
W. " wat Night enjoy the entire monopoly OF rae
~. ~" as9 feftonAtely am prepared with PROOF OF
.7.s.s - ar LAY wall discover instructions hssics
s.sst seea gwen TO my counsel 10 commence proceed
~ sss,th nim Tor the ieel have nothing TO do with
,,,s Ien alton. and base my position solely upon my
49, se We superiority Of my spiings AK nothing put
W. tvsyears
Arsncan destitute hayisg granted ne he highest
ief the lsst i've years in succession, and the
sssv ncs having decided against Fuller's Patent, aad
Ia 'ae validity of my pretty fair evidence
rsS, eAy make the best Springs but nave the oay
as s. es''sny give sir Day op2OItunT OF satisfy
eli companies and builders nsn his sprioss
s.,s, rtonsoiiy % his proraised atepniy. BY com
p'evstcgs AZ once against all parties intflng ng
VIC are, IN my es, mstlcs, fesponsoie Tor me
tsly 10 be Obtained Mr. Day, as an g,ysn to
has about much can well attend to IN
I'm ~, me huuerous svfs already ooush' ngains'
1unksneni Of different satents.
y. ". RAY, No lOa B:oa0way, n. \.
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-v9- Ceurse OF Special Sermons.-The Fith in the
49, II sermons via be Preached in the Baptist Tabsr
rcs "a az Ie1, 's SIS Is,ogs hey EvTNTaS
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rY-"Get Moneyn-saye, Invest, and Increase
it.-HUDSON RIVER BUILDING and MUTUAL
LOAN ASSOCIATION.-Thls association will hold a
Public Meeting at Bradbury Music Room, No. t3 Broad
way. Lspenard st. third hoor,) for the explanation
Of tie objects OF The Association, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, March o 7. o'clock. As Shares will DC redeemed at
the Regular Meeting in April DESTROYS Of procuy
IT money to fecure Homo free from laadlordism will
have opportunity a. that time. Office Of the Secretary
open eaily at No Al Washington St, Lagk where
all information will be furnished Dues monthly
Shares $500 Those wishing to do BY leaving
their and Entrance Fes SO with ths Secretary,
either OF the following officers Now is your chance
SYLVAEUS & WARD Pres't, No Al Wash ngton-st
ALFRED ". WHITE, V. Pfest City Inspector, Park
TRUSTEES
John Boyce, No. 127 CT eepwich S..
James Webb. Ne - Charlton. ct.
John ID. Dixon, No los Wes. Broadway.
Geo. L. Rodnan. Nos 2l9 and $50 West at.
Jacob La Wall No. Go North MoOre-s
Patrick Coyle No l4l Chatham at
Geo. T. Warner, No 3lii Broadway.
b II. Romans, No. 70 Wafrenst.
John p. BrihkeIhof. No. % Chambers st.
GEO. w MORTON Secretary, No al Nsshir gtcn st.
JOHN HOOPER Surveyor. No. lO6 Fulton st.
Attorneys and Counsellors, EDGAR, YOUNG RurHvEN,
No. rs Nassau-st.
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" The last Lecture of the :" Bedford and philoms-
tleau Course" will be gwen MONDAY EVENING,
ah int at the Plymouth Church. Orange st., Brooklyn,
\, Rev HENRY W. BEECHER. Subect-"The lmagi-
ptcn" To CONNIE nee II O'clock Tickets % cents Tor
ise NJ IN q door
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A BUCKEYEA BROAD.-G. P. PUT

IN NAM-puQli3hes this day, - -,
A BUCKEYE ABROAD; or; WANpERiNSssc IN
EUROPE AND IN THE ORIENT. by Samuel D. CO..
vol limo, with illustrations. 81 Is. ,
zone of tt books OF travel we have TAKEN
M for ion time In addition his king, and often
eloquent narrative he variety OF pictora iiusIa-
ops thin and places seen Mr. Cox sees every
pers arts natural scenery. and much that our stereotype
travellers do notice. fresh and pQuant deep vein
OF practical coed peIvsdes the volume ana the au-
thor evidently aims be truthful a. we'll as Interesting
The Buck f., Abroad 10 a charming book" IN IoI.
The au hor had his eyes open wherever ne went anu
he describes what he with liveness AID spnt
,i.sssnt hoot foy winte, a evenings" Post.
The narrative 10 lively and strring BuckeYe evidenuy
went over land with light heart clear head ana eye
quick catch aud distinguish the motley shades Of human
char acfer y AS,eessea.
NEW-Y DIRK ARISTOCRACs
Gems Of Japonica- dom. by Joseph Contsnns 10 IL
and Portrait Of the Author The above woIk
is now complete vol mo-. published and for safe oy
CB NORTON, No. II Chambers st., Nsw-forh.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS-To be had of
N FOwLYRS b WELLS, Phrsnologists and Pub
fishers. No l3I Nassau st., New-York, and No. Ia
Washington st. Boston.
rrMoJps OF MARGARET FULLER OsSOLI, in
,uo vo,s prcs So PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL
for March. iOc wAIER-CURE JOURNAL for March,
Ice STUDENT for March. loc. THE UNIVERSAL
pHONoGRAPHEH for March, lOc. THE WATER
CIrRF LIBRARY IS. W. c. ALMANAC for 1852, etc.
TOWLERs WELLS have all works on Phrenolosy,
Physiology, PhysosnomT, Photography, Hydfopa'hy,
Magnetism Psychology and the Natural Sciences ssnsr
ally.
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" Catholic Institute of New-Y0rk.-A Lee
vii be delivered at Metropolitan Hall for the benefit
ohe House Of Proectc under the charge Of the SISTERS
or MIRcy on MONDAY EVENING, March g. by the
Rev. JOHN HUGHES, ID. D., Archbishop of New York.
subsc-Ths Catholic Chapter in he History Of the Ua,s
States Tickets So cents. Reserved seats 81 Can be
sned at the Catholic bookstores of the Sections of the
Caelc Churches and Of the members OF the Institute.
DANIEI. SULLINAN, Secretary.
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0OLD 1000 COPIES in TEN DAYS.

SULD I,UUU OVI ND III I14N Oh 70
STbe m ost interesting work Of the season. - -
cir JOHN FRANKLIN AND THE ARriC He
GION. Beautifully illustrated. pIice. 81 70 4.
This book Of The most interesting OF
the season The general anxiety prevailing respecting
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