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THE PURE KIND-Jus received, large invoice OF linen
goods, (spure all lnen,'D follows canddy think
the cheapest Of their kinds in the District.
100 doz good linen diaper towels, nj 81 dozen
$50 do tabs rRst"a al 81 - -"A % ""r dofen great bar
pieces ne fashioned linen sheetings, wide
do fne table damask, at so cents yard
20 damask 62k and IS cents yard with
u endless variety Of fine dsnssks, diapers, aud
toweIIngs
3 do damask toweing, by the piece, AT 3lk cents per
yard, worth 50 cents
100 do Irsh linen medium supertne.
viii sell the cheapest aud best nen
goods, all classes, be- had in this market
especial induce purchasers Of black goods
Fine bonban- black enos, apacas and cacoe Of choice
qualities, at law prices.
Is pieces and glossy black silks
bundles hne black siocEing
and winter
20 styles bonnet nbauds.
Also daily expected the for those bills that ought TO have
been paid July l.
Terms cash. unless arranged 20 the contrary.
articles prices and fair dealing be relied on ~ a
PERRY 4 BROTHER.
Oct 2-dH Opposite Centre Market
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aas5 pieces dns rich light duo, for evening
70 DO DO assS a1s Amas vs sm mos.
30 90 ssfs as 'G as &c any
much demand
% do heavy plain ditto plain solid epo,s p1 a.
at very reduced prices-a lot bought al
10 DO Gro de Afiqas black white and d. fancy eso1s
as do rich Turk and Ottoman sains, comprising every
shade and quality
10 do fine white and light Pou dc Silks for evening
10 do fine black brocade silks, new designs
10 do white, black, and celOred wasred erred silk,
do heavy corded and repi silks
DO DO nn' a Pan isss lsa g @ ae ps sn9 a sia'
10 do fin. white and light French m.rinoes
a5 do fine dark shades, embracing every shade and
10 do mode tan cinnamon plain
10 DO pink, blue crimson, and corn colored ditto
50 do very 6ne and beautiful mouslanea
g 90 90 drti % @o from - I sI sas o s cents per yard
do neat figured dtio for children
10 do fine Scotch paids for children In silk and wool
10 DO white, pink, blue, and sack flannel.
Fine long and square cashmere and
Tnbst shawls, fancy, printed,
10 fine plain Thibet shawls in plain and bright color
80 do 1hibe shawls, in small hsures-ail colors
20 do do p s,,,s 90 o,,,, ;, avD,. 90 ~" r''S--
silk satin nd and manles newest patterns
medium table damasks table hopkins, ant towel
Ings of description
Linen aud sheetngr, every width and quality
cases brands fine shirtngs
10 rounds 6He l-h linens, warranted all pure linen
Black Ind Italian English grapes
10 pieces hne Canton grapes for dresses
10 do nne black bombazine, Lupins best make
10 do do medium prices
fine black apacas, real six warp
so DO do prices from rs 20 62X
Pine black mouslaines, half mourning duo, al all prices
DO Lancaster and Marseiies quilts
and low priced bed blankets, and servants ditto
DO black, blus nd French cloths and cassmers
Ca.sinets, fufed cloths and liDsrys
Linen, cAmhrc, and embroidered handkereheis
Kid and silk gloves
silk cotton, and worrted hosery OF every grade
every kind OF goods pertaining 10 tue above hnsiae
Oct 10 aaw3y MAGRUDER CALVERT
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ID j. STEER's NEW GOODs.-P J. STEER, merchant
r. aor very elegant aud complete stock Of new
examine them lie naters
be able this fall his customers iue
before allowed himself time and
greater pains usual in laying IN hi. stock.
will be low, ana all work Will be done In e very best
Sept 22-3aw3wif
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Ew TAPESTRY AND VELVET cARPETNcs.-

. Ew TAPESTRY AND VELVET CARPErISGs.-
the Subscribers an additional sup
ply goods all u which will be found desirable and
cheap beyond precedent. -,
AN bales ontdoor mats staples, all Of which viii be
found 10 be indeucube dampness aud reason
able.
or read made cotton sheets superior
auaity fabric be less sheeung cotton
be bought without the ofhemming
And an additional supply Flemish table and toilet linens,
which viii be sod reduction of prices since fret
nouncement CLAGEfT n DODSON,
Dealers In all kinds Of furniture dry goods
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- NOTICE To THE PUBbrC.-on and aler
Gr the lst day OF October next the mail boat VIII leave
berth the South quarter past O'Clock IN
- Sent ~I: h" o"ptn%4w GEo MATTIyGLy, Agent
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New Goods lust received.

THE subscribers presenting the public the largest and
stock they before offered.
Their this
eve such low be equaed the
District Our stock comprises, Others The following
25 dress fine brocade silks white light dark coors,
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Collectors Omce, tity Hall,
Ocip5yr :, i252
NOTICE 10 TAN-PAYERS.N0rs ts hereby given that de-
IN ducii0n allowed by law "n the taxes OF the
current year, u paid during the present month"; . .
7--eotNovII ~ =. kOlHt,, NohectW
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Monday the s day OF November next following
ground 10 the city OF Washington will be NJ
public sale the aDcon Of James McCure in this
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nROPosAs viii bs received unu including the hs day OF
December naxi following aeles required on Lake
iso pieces IA inch square % long, white
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Word Of Warning from hs Niiuaism CiS~sm g
Rhode Island 10 their teto@ eountrynssn IN the Unffsd
Mates
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WooDs Ornamental Irou- Works, Ridge Road, Phil
ade'phalren sta,uary-ions rr-yhonnds Nrwfouudland
ountan o beautiful designs and various sizes iron slar,
a and straight plans siso iron ratings and
W. comprising upwards designs.
BY addressing - 80
oe' s-dam RoBERT WOOD, Philsdepld
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Also phs peasry fo far for toilet introduced
tousseirs do soan
kszan do
And hhey soaps and psrfumery in great variety A
~. % e.S sTEVENs5
SALES Room, under Browns Hotel
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EXPRESS AGRWCIEa.

RERFORD cos GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT
- Package and Parcel Express will be despatched in
charge OF special freight agent steamer Ell Dorado
~ TO connect with the fast running steamer Panama
soods be sent in carly on hondsy next. to give time for
sular fees BERF0RD CO., No 2vesey st. Astor House
Our Express Mail bags for the South Pacific and
will be despatched by steamer Daniel Webster via San
Juan in charge OF messenger April TO- Close NJ
Small parcels sent by this line only.
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HOTELS.


WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET
Ludgate Hill London-The above house IL centrally
situated has an exceent coffee room or twelve
sitting rooms between forty and fifty light airy
good smoking room warm cold and shower baths always
ready nsht porter In atssndanee fixed charge for
wants the New York Herald fcd Thomas
tenders his grateful thanks his friends Tor the
avors he has so long enjoyed at their hands socts
their continued patronage and recon- IN en- alton.
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REMOVALS.

II EhoVAL.-DR POWELL WILL REMOVE ON THE
~ first Of Nay TO b2 broadway above Broome street.
During tho interval he will attend Diseases the
And Ear Warren street, where be had his Trea
se on the Eye price cents Also Artificial Eyes which
will move and look like the natural eye.
REMovAL.-DR BARON sPoLAsCo MD, AB. &c
Consult ing Phy.ieisn and Surgeon from London will
remove the FIRST Of May from 623 TO 6
spring and Prince streets During the interval he will
attend A. usual 70 the treatment Of dseases that ne,b
heir his success and mastery Of which have seldom bssn
Known to fail Letters must be paid those enclosing rs for
mitted 70 them. 's WV" """s-
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PAPER HANGINGs.

DIAPER HANGINGS.-TH0MAS FAYE q CO., NO.
1876 Pearl street, Madison, call the attention Of
dealers and purchasers generally to their extensive assor
riety and style particularly their fine Oak Velvet and
Gold decoraons which they have arranged Screens
to show at Agance TO the what
the effect will te when the walls The public invited
TO call and examine this new and unique arrangement The
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FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK EXCHANGE CoMPANY.-THE UNDER
signed committee appointed for this purpose by the
Trustees q the New York Exchange Company will receive
provisions Of the new charter the capital stock Is fixed at
dollars eac and the liability of the stockholders
ceases when they have respectively paid in full the shares
they subscribe for Applications for subscriptions spe
ciying the number Of subscribed for enclosed
under seal to the undersigned with approved checks
city bank drawn to their order for per the
KNAPP Egg; President Of the Mechanics Bank. on
before the 18th day Of April Instant further nsalment Of
forty per cent BE- paid en- the first day Of May next and
sons Of the charter this stock be deemed
change Company are drs entitled have awarded to them
the number OF shares rex which they shall subscribe to an
extent exceeding the number then standing In their
respectively the books Of the old company and
such applying to subscribe under thcse prov
sons must specify in applications the number shares
held by them In the old company at the time Of their app
cation Shares not thus claimed by stockholders in the old
company will be awarded to the other subscribers
to the discretion said commtee and notice Of the awards
At the place acresao rnen ,ne books e subscription ~.
be signed per eent % the surplus Of subscriptions
and above the amount Of oap. wa, 90 returned
to those not obtaining stock. Wv, DEroREsT,.
New Yonx, April 6, 1861. ROBERT B. MiNTuRS
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE OF GREENHOUSE
"A Plants Of description at New Brighton, Staten
leland In the oftho Pavilion Saturday the
at o'clok T.. NJ
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MoNEY.MOEEY MAY BE OBTAINED IN SUNS
AVA from 81 to 81 600 Watches jewelry plate piano.
fortes Furniture surgical horses carriages
or other personal property at the Pacific General
Once No. ia Grand street, corner Of Broadway over
the Pacific Bank The strtest confidence and honor may
be relied upon.
I AND WARRANTs-NEw ISSUE, GUARANTEED.
IL for sale by JACOB LITTLE CO., No. u Wall
street. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MASCHLLANEOUSs
A MIDONS SPRING HAT.-ALWAYs CELEBRATED
for hight and elegant Hats, Amdo has recently per-
fseted important by which he is absolutely
enabled to offer the and most elegant has
ever made its appearance In New York Sales GAG
broadway. near Bleeeker street. FIJI ANIDON.
CHELSEA MILLS, rs! WEST TwENTY-sEvENTH
~ street, depot No. 10 Beekman trset-Thc
prepared TO furnish fresh Flour white
yellow Neal Hommony Parma and wheaton Grits deli
ycred In part OF the city To let room fot
long, 20 wide with steam power. MUNS0N WILLIS.
EAsY BoOTS-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL
II the attention OF the public to the
article known aa Pannus Corium the wearing which
gives an amount OF pleasure in walking hitherto
in any other KIND OF material used in boots and shoes
trial sufficient to prove its virtues r. GEO HALL No
Astor House Barclay street. and No. street
Strand, Tendon. '
MANGLE-THIs is LABOR SAVING MACHINE.
4VA capable OF performing the labor
case putting beautiful gloss table linen sheets 60
Prices, $50 {. $50. ~
DUNCAN g. WEST. 81 Beokman street.
rTlMOLhTs SULPHUR BATHS, 547 PEARL STREET
established in 1890, by Louis j. Timoat from Paris
for the of rheum asm erupons Of the akin severe
colds. merouria affections &C., &c. These
genuine sulphur Baths in this city. We Refer Ora Mott
wallace, Berger, Warren, and kisssm.
TNTEMPE RANCE.-DR COOKS ANTIpOTE roR
tipng fails to eradicate tho for stm
atng drinks and he administered secretly with per
feet safety and cheats the
e for fyly that he is astonshed amazed at Tho
change, and he becomes decent mana gentleman in
spite Of himself Price 81 by Dr. uon 1877 Bowery corner
Grand street. DR. Ring 100 Broadway John street.
and y The Doctor AZ his residence III Allen street Ad,
deiphia. '- N
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by CoRLIFS, HAYDOCK CO-STORE, IS Will,
- liam streetTuesday 10th inst at 10 o'clock at tho
auction rooms 2Wo packages Glassware Ameri-
can Flint Glass Company Boston comprising variety Of
pattern ntrode ed in this market Tho
whole to he sold without reserve
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THE TURF.

ENTREvILLE COURSE, LI.-TROTTING-MONDA
April 9th Purse $50 mile heats best three in s.
harness. s. Mclaughlin enters b. m, Lady Brooks; G.
Ger enters 6. g. War Eagle; f. j. Nodine enters b. g.,
|orse West owner enters b. Flora Temple; II: Wood
enters M, Lady Bond; d. Pifer enters blk. m,
dy Elizabeth; g. Raynor enters eh Selim Omnbuses
|vc Fulton ferry Brooklyn at and half o'clock m,
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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UCTION NOTiCE-1noS BELL AUCTIONEER-
"A BY W. i. Van Zandt.-Large sale Of valuable Furni-
ture, this day, at ols o'clock ut the aneton rooms 10
Spruce street. comprising the entire furniture gentee
family elegant Brussels Wilton and ingram Carpets 10
Looking Glasses Sofas paror and once Chairs dressing
Bureaus counting house Desks iron safes China and
other housekeeping articles Also the stock nphoI
tterer, ~ hair Mattrcsses Mondayextcnsyc sale of
pen did stock of enable Dry Goods Hosiery and gen
teme 3 Fnrnshing articles. 8 va nnhe Wntehes &c.
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DRY GOODS.

RFAT SALE or WET GO0Ds-MESsRs. C, IA.
H. Poillon will commence. this morning selling of their
6oods which were recently wet during the fire over
tore AZ the goods only damaged BY water great
Fains may be xpected by all who call.
O. n A Z. PofLLON, o. Catharino street
r Dry Goods salcemen wanted. Apply after 7PM
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

OsT OFFICE, NEW YoRK-NoTICE.-THE NAILS
per U. S. NJ steamer Atlantic will close at this Office
Saturday, the 18th inst at l0 A. Closed mails for
and German States will be despatched per
WIN. v. BRADY.
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sam certain to the worst of Rheumatism
water is to queneh thirst matter how long the
h existed It cured Mr.. j. Snyder, No I'll Gold street
nes and joints drawn out Of place and shape and
had spent fortune in remedies and with physicians
Balsam s equally certain to serofula kings evil
foulest old ulcers neuralgia, &c. 1t cured Mr.. t. b.
y No. 1875 Orchard street Of ulcer after he had been
mon this in the New York Hospital, and then given
by the able physicians OF that institution ncurabe
rec bottles effected perfect Hundreds Of
lay stubborn have been published in the Herald SUM-
other papers, certificates OF which be at tho
Tee Of the proprietor No 1901 Bowery 76 cents for
etles; six for 81.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
az SEE SEVENTH PAGE ia.
Personal

NHf6SONhLs
ME- FEMALE WHO LEFT NOTE FOR Mr.. -,
at his house in the Fourth avenue Thursday evening
requested to send hsr and address to that
tleman who will give her $50 and exonerae her from
blame, If she will explain the matter.
JFANT FOR ADOPTION, ONE MONTH OLD-A
respectable wishes to ind kind person to
fine healthy infant that has been dry nursed. Adj
IS W. w. Herald efhce.
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II f. WILLARD, AUCTIONEER-ROSEWOOD MA
hogany. and Enamelled Cham Der Furniture Paint
ngs &c;m o, = Willard Auetioneer. will soil this
street Of Pine paror and bod
room Furniture Also at IL o'clock original
OIL Paintings '' " 'e',,..
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, 50 CHAMBERS
street. would call the attention Of grocefs, hotel
restaurant keepers to his large and sale Of
Wines Brandes Segnrs Teas Sardnes &c. be sold this
day Mt his now Sales Room Chambers This sale
s worthy OF the attention Of all who good
Liquors but tnose of really good quality will be
ready. - -N'
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FINE ARTS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-THE TWENTY
seventh annual exhibition of the academy ow open
at their gallery Broadway from A. NJ until 10 p NJ
Single admission rs cents tickets fifty Gaia
logues, l21a cents. BY order of the council,
j. H. SHEGOGUE, Cor Secy N. A.
II NAPP'S DAGUERREOTYPES, CELEBRATED FOR
~ their tone and finish single in groupes taken
weather and warranted price low any his
and popular l03 Bowery (recoec Andersons
carpet store and at his and splendid rooms $50 Broad
way Prince street,
II ELLY'S HALF PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT
IN ing Office 14l Fulton street, New YorkBill Heads
Cards Maps Diplomas, work Of all descriptions
Wedding Visiting Address, and At-IIome Cards; Cake
Boxes Bridal Envelopes &c., SC. plate and fifty cards
for ten shillngs.
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THE BALL SEASON.

/ PARKERS ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL-MR
has the pleasure to announce that his Exhibition
the CIV ssemy rooms n sysnn ~
nit lady and genteman extra ladies' tickets 50c chill
dren to be had at the door, the evening the
exhibition The excellence and beauty of these balls
well known to need comment
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TEW YORK PRINTERS UNION.-A REGULAR
meeting Of the Union will be held Saturday evening"
~ itn at the Hall NO iag Bowery when delegates to
nday in May will be chosen 1t is hoped that there will
"a full attendance Of the members.
f. J. OTTARsoN, President.
4; WALTER CoLRuRN, Recording Secretary.
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IL COTTON. AUcTIoNEER..-GENTEEL HOUSE
hold Furniture, Pcr Glasses, &C. &cF. Celton wrI
cell this day, Saturday April H. at lO o'clock at No II5
Hester street the entire Of the three story
comprising the usual assortment of paror
room and Kitchen furniture, ALSO Pier Glasses Brussels.
ree Ply ana ingram carpets Marble Top Furniture &C.,
panes Quilts &c. On Monday afternoon sale 1872 TWEEN
tY-Recn treet -,
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A UcTl0N NoTIcE.-JOHN LEvIsON, AUCTIONEER,
w sell on lhursday, April I'D at the House, No. Ia
o"y general assortment u Household Furniture,
tive - ~ ' - -
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M the attention OF persons requiring wigs to recent i'm
oyement. The awarded silver medal for the
IRE at the last fair They be at T. PHA
pms Wiz and hair Dye Factory iT broadway, corner
Dsv ST.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

EoR SALE-A LIGHT WAGON, WITH A SHIFTING
patent enamelled leather top; been in nae onv al,
so nSw IN perfect order and cost sPee
stylish prompt drivers warranted young sound nd Mind
Inquire nt stables Fourth avenue And Sc
venteenth streets. Price 500 each Jaw "
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Hair Dye.--Batchelor's celebrated Liqni

Dye the best yet discovered for eoorng the hair
hkers the moment is applied The wonder fnl case and
tainty with which this sorte and old esabahed Hair
ys performs is astonishing IL a for sale, applied at
IATCHEL0Rs Wig Factory, No. 4 W all street Copy the
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z a. cMLroN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

u A. Chiffon MISUNDERSTANDING
-. Sale of 80 Lots and Cores on
Third and Fourthavcnue and Eighty Nnetieth
and Ninetyr streets at Yorkvile in the Twelfth
OF the city Of New York-Colc & Chiffon will sell
ton Tuesday, April 20 1852 at IL clock at the Mer-
chants Exchange the above described building lots belong
ing to Eleanor d. and William Harris This property has
IN elevation above between 70 and 90 feet and
commands m extensive and picturesque vtw OF the East
River the Sound the State Weschester
county and it is believed is unsurpassed equaed for
respectable residences by other situation Forty
second street and Harlem large portion Of the
money may remain on bond and mortgage at per
annnm for three II desired All assess-
ment of the property paid and the property will be
tirey unencumbered when the deeds are delivered. A
printed abstract Of title by p A. s. F. Cowdrcy Esqs
NO o. Wall street will be furnished to every purchaser on
the day of sale For and particulars apply TO the
auctioneers, No. " all street. '''
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Ohm LEvISoN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS APRIL
Igth az luia o'clock. at us Adams street, Brooklyn
Spendid household Furniture, consisting Pier Glasses
xoy brussels and Ingram Carpets; Rose
Bedseads, &c, &c, Re, besides Kitchen and Bedrnon
furniture; Also splendid gallery Of Oil Paintings bv oelo
DRAFTED masters and artists the 90
eonnosseurs Sale positive. TO the highest hddsr ~ y
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REF LECTURE TO LADIES.-DR. VAN DoREN
will repeat his second Lecture upon Medical Reform
Female haades, on Tuesday. April 20. at 81 p. NJ, in
gers Institute Madison street, Clinton street. in
lsequenee OF the storm on Thursday last.
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Two LET-A HOUSE WITH EVERY CONVENIENCE.
two wells of good water large garden with fruit such
~ apPts Pears Pn no rnsposrres
ontbuildngs if desired within mile and three quarters of
Ezabethtown Depot, desirable sit uatioa and very good
neghborhood and convenient to good school, For par
tcuars inquire of DAVID NAGIE s6 Cedar street. N Y
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WAFTED-BY A LADY, FEMALE CHILD For
w. Van Bnron, Herald ofhoe.
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|UNDAY MORNING BOATFOR NEWBURG-LAND-
ing at Yonkers. Hastings Dobbs Ferry Tarrytown Sing
L. Haveretraw, Verplanks Caldwe Cozzens De ck aad
Spring touching At Hammond street each Fare Atty
to to Newburg-The steamer THOS. E. HULSE, Cap
70 E. Van Wart will leave the steamboat pier foot OF
street. third pier above Chamber street, every Sun
morning. at o'clock, for the above places Return
will leave Newhurg at ~ o'clock p. NJ. This beat
Ives New York for Havsrstraw at Ga p. NJ. Sundays,
Fding at Yonkers For further particulars, inquire on
I'd the boat. or Of WIN RADFoRD. 202 West street.
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HENRY II. LEEDS / Co. AucTIoNEERs.

HENRY II. LEEDS l. CO.. AUCTIONEERs -
sell at auction, Saturday, pr H. at 10 WILL
At No 6a5 broadway the entire Stock Of Il o'clock,
Trees Of the well known florist Mr.. r. Pants and
Obliged to remove the LIST Of May Dunlop, who
Excesa Acacas large and small On sistng of Auroan
Cnnerariaa Oricas, Hyacntha as every yaret v,
Oranges in fruit and flower, Il glasses, Lemons and
door culture Rbododond- .ses for greenhouse
Trees for streets, and ?? ons. &C. Also 900 Alan
with many fancy 1000 English Hawthorn for hodges,
meas of the be- rticles in that line Also several
hh Orange known varieties from ton to twelve feet
zrces, Lemons. Print Trees Shr,hherv b..