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FRAWDWl, ,IEMT NOTES

F&AWIDWl llENIT VOTES
Let every man entitled to the risl Of suf-
fruge exercise it freely and without moIes-
tation; but where an attempt is made to give
what your are satisfedls an Illegal vote
prevent itif you can. Finally, friends oi
Scott and of your country, be
WGILANT, ACTIVE, JEALOUS,
In your efforts to bring out, on the I'd day OI
November, next,
4 FuU ScOtt V0tri
And as certain as the sun rises upon that
day so certainly will you achieve such tri-
umph as has not been achieved since the
"good old time" of 1910.
THIS YOU CAN DO IF YOU WILL!
Make uPyour minds that the thing SHALL
BE DONE and our word for ii, then it will
be done.--Er.
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Willow and Wooden Ware

a Doz. Willow Wagons and cradles; 10 olo,as7sna
Il market baskets A large lot Of cedar chrns rr.es
buckets and half bushels. wash-boards, butter 1rinta
ETC. For sale cheap, by
EFFINGFR. WHITE g. LATTA
Lancaster. June IL. 1852.
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NEW ROOKS-

NEW BOOKS,
ESToRAIloN of Monarchy in France,
French Revolution OF lS4S, do do
Queecly. by author of Wide Wule World. vol
step from the New World to the Oil B.Tappsney
The The Eo,Tsa NUSes q HowsdJrb George w Curtis
Lotus Eating do do
Tho Day of Buce, by G. Aquiur. . vols
Fresh Leaves from Western Woods bv Miss Fuller
Men and Women ofthe 18th century. by IIoussase,2v
Greenwood Leaves by Grace Greenwood
Fresh Gleanings, Revelies ofn Bachelor, and other
works Of ke Marrel, together with many other new
and va liable books and large variety OF Moves for
sale by JOHN L. TUTHILE,
Oct. 4. Telegraph Building. opposite courthouse.
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Winter is Coming

\ ND every body should supply themselves with
~ iDarnI clothing. Come and look Al our stack Of
Cloths, Over-coatings, cassimeres, Sntinets Jeans
flanne's Linses, ndershirts, and Drawers, Just re-
ceived and for sale cheap by
sept 81 LITTLE DREsBAcH
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I,ADIESl

4 NOME and examine stock of cashneres Da
" Lanes, Merinoes, Alpacas, Lustres Plain Black.
sk, satin, vevetand straw Bonnets: silk, Cashmere
Wool and Blanket shawls rich lot of Bonnet and
Neck Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Worked collars and
linen handkerchiefs, just received and for sale chean
by LITTLE & DRESBA CHS
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Blank Books.
LIQUORS.

DRANDIEs, Of the best Vintage; wines-Port, Ma.
ID deria, Lisbon Malaga, etc; Old Rye Whskey;
London Porter Schoteh ALL expressly for the sick at
September 2. KAUFMAN g. co.
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Letter from Rev. L. DOO'TrTLE, highly respecta.
bic Clergyman.
! PARis, November |, lS52.-Daar Sir:-Abont two
years since made Of Few bottles of your Oxy-
Senated Bters for stomach complaint, viii n was
at that time relieved. During the past wear, having
suffered somewhat in my general health my medical
ADVISERS recoln'ncnlfda sea voyage and some twelve
months respite from public duty
Since my stay in Eng and and France. have found
my old IN my, irritabiy of the stomach, returning
again have not found any prescription to afford me
r. iicf' an' made inquiries in London for yonr Oxy.
genaied Bift rs but could not Gnd any write no.y
TO beg !o"il dOIne the favor 20 send by the earliest
steamer RIO iAvre, hal dozen bottles, caro- of Living
ston' Wells 4 Co, Place de Ia Dsurse. Paris.
An Old friend Of mine in Ing and Captain Jackson
o the British Army, foun1 on my arrival, suffering
iotn AStns, n'alifstly the result of Dyspepsia ii
you havea mind to send all additional half dozen
bottles should like 10 have tho Captain try the me.
cine. should not troubled you with this, but for
"ish 10 be quite sure OF obtaining the genuine article
anu together with the hope nf my own relief extend
Oeheilt TO ether sufferers like myself
lb'g to observe, as l am not a, are that NV ne me
Is known to YOU that have been the resident eIergv
nan ior some tweny-three years, in Sherbroo, and
LennoXvtlie, Canada East, to which charge no c to
be able to return in the spring summer next 70 low
ing remain dear sir, your obedient servant,
IN. q. D. GREEN, Windsor, Vt l. DOoLIrTTE
REED, AUSTIN G. Co, Wholesals Druggists. Ma
20, Merchants Row, General Agents.
Ffee, u per bottle; six bottles for So.
SOIL by @. KAUFMAN Y &,Co, Lancaster.
u ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDE3,---T,r.
PoHANT TO DYsPEpTrcs.--Dr. J. s. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSlN, The ITEe Digestive F7u;d nr Gastric J,;cc
prepared from RhNNET or the FoUKr1r sTo,rAcr
OF THE Ok, after directions of Baron LIEBIG. the
great Physiological chemist, by j. s. lloUGHToN. Nj
D. DPhiladelphia This is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, liver COMPLAINT
constipation ani debility, curing after Natures own
method by Natures own agent, the Gastric .Lice. =
Pamphlets. containing Scientific evidence Of v,Iue
furnished by agents gratis. See rotice among the
s>icdi icdiauVeltSementS AZ
b.. 1T SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY RNowN-For II is
slctly true-that Indigestion Is the parent OF large
proportion OF the fatal diseases. Dvsenterv diarr
hea, cholera morbus, liver complaint and any other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of generated by indigestion alone
ihink oil that dyspeptics think of all who suffer from
disordered stonachS ard if YOU are vii ing TO be
guided by advice, founded upon oxp rieuce resort
at once don't delay daY1 to Hoohand's German Bit
ters prepared by DR.. C. NJ. Jackson, which as an al.
teraive, curative. and invgorant stands alone and
nnaPProtched. Generl depot, 100 Arch street.
we have tried these Biiters and know that they are
excellent ioi the diseases specified above--Phia lei
plbid Citu Hen III
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DYEB!

VOU can get Log Wood. Ext. Log Wood. Fustie.
L cam Wood, Blue Vitrioi, Nader, eopperass. Al
um, Indigo, of the best quality at
SePlrmber 6. KAUFMAN & co.
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EIrc PROOF I,mini,

EIoC0LATE COLOR, cheap and durable Paint
- for out side work, just receivedat
S-p'enber7. KAUFFMAN g. co.
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STEAM SAW MILL.

TTNHE undersigned has just put into operation a
Il Steam Satc NM, in Pleasant township, miles
North Of Lancaster, on the Millesport road, where
he is now prepared to fiji all orders for Lumber Of
every description, at the shortest notice.
Sept /, I652-3ml6' DAVID CUPP.
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CALI. Ann aPTrTP

ME subscriber being under obligations to close the
Il m business Of the late firm Of MCBRIDE & MIL
selves indebted to said firm call And pay their notes
and accounts previous to the 18Th of December next Il
delayed after that time, all claims will be put into the
hanis Of proper officers for collection
hDIersPort, sept. q, ISo2-3m G. C. MILLER
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G. KAUFMAN A. co.

x EEP constantly on hand, White Lead, pure, In
IA Kegs and dry, Venetian Lead, Yellow Ochre,
Plus3an Bue. Red Led, Litharge Lnseed Oil, Sperm
Oi', Corn Oh copal Varnish, coach do, chrome Yell
low. do. Green, Rose Pink, Vermiion Lamp Black,
TuTPsE5ine, Lard Oil, Fish Oil "A coho Japan Varnish,
SNOW WHITE ZINC PAINT,
that viii not turn yelsw. AL Of which will Be sold
low for cash. sept
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Receipts for the Gazette.
William Torrancc$1,50 William Lowe 200
George Betz LOO Jeriah Haver 400
New Subscribers.
William Torrance, Samuel Burriff
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Day GOODS ASp cARrEr sronT.
JOHN sH1T.IITO a CO.

No. ~ Es-s Faar,h street. c,s.ann..,
ESPECrfULLY irfoFm ,hsir ,u.,..,.... !,
Npnrhasas generally that thay arp no,. ,,,'. -.
a large aud complete assortment Of sf'''--e
FtNCf AND STAPLE ENGLISH. FRENcIT.
GERMAN AND AMERICAN
ID n y Co O Cd h "a
Also an extensive assortment Of
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN cARPETING.
Purchased aud Imported previous 10 tho iais ad-
.anee. which offer at a. low prices a. nirnilar
Goods can be bongbt 10 the United States.
y LoOis OIL CLOTHS.
Thoroughly slasnn1d, from Q to q f.et IN ,xidth,
a large Stock always on hani Families Hotel keep-
Prs, Steamboat Owners aud Strangers may depend
apo1 Ia irg mo hest class Of Goods IN our line Al
rriee. .s loS a. hy can be purchased In the East
ern Cities, tober 81, 1852. 3m93
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SclInOI Books

NEW YORK REPORTS, by Comstoek, for sal
~ by JOHN L. TUThHLL
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FRESH OYSTERS

S.NiJH HAVE just received lot Of FRESH
w. a OYSTERS and will keep constantly up
supply, whenever they can be obtained, throughout
the season. sept. o. w KREMfR. \
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INSURANCE. FIRE Avn NARINF

BY THE USDERsrcNED AGtrT ToR THE
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
"oiieies Issued at Rates ofPreminm low as those
oi any other responsible company, by
WILLIAM p. CREED, Agt Pro. h1s. Co.,
Aug 20 fOy Laneasfer and FafrfeLd cn,lnf,,
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, SC.


GREGoRYs CALIFORNIA PACKAGE PARCEL
~ Express via tie 1sthmus OF Nicaragua. through in
days-The subscribers will forward E1press
Freight by this expeditions route by the steamship Daniel
Webster, on Tuesday April 10 att N. shippers par
tculary requested have their goods Mt this once
fore Monday 18TH instant, in packages not exccedns
day the steamer leaves. and letters until q, r. N.
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK, Managers and Agents,
49 Pearl st. corner Wall after 1st May 2J Broadway
This office to let from and after the LIST Of May next
RERFORD Il cos GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT,
- Package and Parcel Express will be despatched in
charge Of special freight agent steamer FL Dora April
20 to connect with the fast running steamer Panama All
goods must be sent in early Monday 20 give time
cording and sealing No charge for Custom House
sular fees BERFORD Co., No 2yosey st., Astor House.
Our Express Mail bags for the South Pacific and California
VIII be despatched by steamer Daniel Webster via San
Juan IN charge OF messenger April 90 Close at r. H.
Small parcels sent by this line only.
EXTRA EMPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA ADAMS &
IL CO IS California Freight, Package and Parcel Express
peru. 8 mail steamer II Dorado on Tuesday April 20
1t52 We shall despatch extra Freight Package and
Parcel Express, for California ~ the y. s. ,l III
Dorado on Tuesday next, the Goth inst At o'clock r. "
in charge Of special freight agent and special
sepgcr 70 destination shippers particularly requested
to send in their goodon or before Monday the 10Th ns
with invoices TO enable to comply with the
order for cordns and scaling No package should e1eesd
10 lbs weight o. feet, cubic measuree Mt and every
thing must he strictly water proof Small parcels and de
patches will be received until o'clock T. M the day
sailing ADAMS l. CO., 10 and is VI all street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

ELAMMERSBURG-THEs TEAMBOAT ISLAND CITY,
Captain Reynolds will make trips to Tlammersburs, on
foot Of Fulton street r. O'Clock A. NJ Persons
siring to see lots ~ Fammerburg will be landed at tho
dock IN front oi the village and two hours TO examine
the place.
CAMDEN AND AHBOY RAILROAD. FOR PHILA.
pier line,
eo51ns Lin, n T. 1 express Liz ats
@ cars, class, linz oaiS|
g. Re..rnns Leave phiIsdelgL. from foot Of Walnut
TRANSPORT. from pier No. l. s.6P. N. rars 81 90.
EoR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs-TARl
mi : sS. c;
ss s itaGa and sy sIos upsrpns
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U =.
Railroad, via Jersey CITY sa1ins Sss York FOOT
sss n and Oh ~
Fare reduced 81 for first eass and 81 80 second class
IN The above Lines and ihroashIusssss osriodi IL
and 5s NJ lines from Now York With Ugh con setor
without expense.
Il and Economical Line between Baltimore and Free
deriekshurg. Richmond Petersburg stanton Lynehbu
AZ. saais4 sns steamer o ss tR
MITCHELL running 10 connection with the Riohmond and
leaves Commerce street wharf every Tuesday and Thursday
at4e'oeL NJ and arrive. Mt AeSui. Greek next day
Passengers avorite and ronte are Afforded
nor and
sssnsry q the ro..nis liver sy ssyg ~
land render her point Of safety comfort unsurpassed
She Is fitted with berths for large number OF PASSENGERS
'ss:s ssSss r. Gsi Rss@sn S.
Petersburg s3 Charleston Sc sl7 0 Potomac Landings
sssrs except IN tho case Of sd, and families who arc
.Sw'd The rs q, si free s Of hss n %
PesrsSurr s. 30 Neal, and lodging free For further
'r~''01 cm2RIIs IN a.sa .
Commerce Street W hart Baltimore.
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HONIESTEADS.

CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING AssoCIATIoN-THE
viii b FOR %
meeting in May Now the time thorefrs 70 subscribe
The aas% and put sSsa for
'l.'"A'0 ''S' - WIN, l.. coNKLIN, President.
THIRD MECHANICS BUILDING AND MUTUAL
Loan Assoeiation-A regular monthly meeting for the
O'clock few shares io pi persons de-
this had better attend this meeting and SUBJ
monthly dues 81 ultimate value Of share so
III n win a. the rate
aS T nc 30 80 y 81 n WITH n and
per payiasa aSsaass
s w & p be- Sss .son w as 3
aTs ss 70 S
street. of6ee hours from A. NJ to i 7. ii.
THE THIRD MANHATTAN BUILDING AssoCL-
t.onnAll who feel in Interested in procuring homestead
small monthly payment. The entrance is So, monthly
S"s Bans a Do so
by calling at the oncc OF the Secretary spruce street
second S Hotel
j. W. WESTON, Secretary. No. Az broadway
Houses for sale, VIZ Two Nineteenth street,
street ft aud SIKH r '@rr
ysceond street and in Twenty third street, of
six on Th Nv" svsnaS and fvo on Msd9oa agenu seUw
fiE S rg'Y fine street.
0XE nrNDREp ileSs CLASS BUILDING. LOT.
square three Uniyerty plsee Il Fifth avenue
low Thirty sixth street, 10 Madison 81
Eleventh and Thirty sixth streets ard Fourth and Sixth
also two the
sixth avenue and I'D feet the southwest
OF Sixth and Forty econd street opposite the
templatcd Crystal Palace. For terms, &c, apply to
CUAUNCEY BARNARD. il Pine street.
M ECHANICS' AND TRADERS BUILDING AND
1Nl Mutual Loan Assocation.Thc first regular meeting
q this Association for the Of dues win b hold AZ
the Hall of Broome and Crosby Streets Tuesday
evening the goth instant at o'clock. Persons wishing
subscribe for shares, invited attend Entrance oc
ST. monthly dues, $40; par value II shares $1,000.
ISRAEL j. SAL0MON, President.
f. Dr. Yoryc, Secretary
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HOTELS.

MOUNT rAvInION, ToMPKINsvILLB, STATEN
eepton visitors on sunday the th Apr The premises
have been saorousy improved sud the intends
beautiful and fevore resort The staten Island boats
leave Whitehall hourly JOHN N. T0BIN, Proprietor
N. B-Persons wishing visit she Pavilion. should leave
the boat at the first landing.
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NENTREyILLE COURSE LI-TRoTTING-MONDAY
" pri Iqth az Purse $5 mile heats best three In
IN harl Mclaughlin enters b. M Lady nrooks "
George West owner entersb Flora Temple u; Wood
L. dv Ryabeth. a Raynor eh Selm. 0nnibases
lsayc Fulton ferry Brooklyn at and half O'clock PE,
JOEL C0NKLiN, Proprietor.
TTNIoN COURSE, l.. I-TR0TTiNQ-TUESDAY,
u April 2cth 3 L. N. Purse and Ssake, $4n. Mile
heats hest ~ fve 10 Goo Spicer enters
war RaQle; Per enters bi Elisabeth; Hugh Kelley
enters New York. q. Perrin eaters D. M Flora Temple;
Nc Laughlin enters Lady Brooks en- ters
Tecumseh; Mr. Nodine enters Green Mountain Maid.
The cars will the South Ferry Brooklyn for the
course at o'clock A. M, and whoa the sport is
il. SNEDtKER, Proprietor.
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q A Ok PER T0N-PEAcH ORCHARD, EGG AND
pf, 81 Stove Coal, fresh from tho mines to eartmsn
dealers nd othsrs IN dug their carts IS delivered
free Of carriage from boat Apply a, The Tdsl Coal rot
Hstessp str,"t, loot ti,ansl street.
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ISSTAfIA ALTON OF THE LEGISLATIVE EOn,ES-rVE
PRESIDENTS SPEECH.

hf0uces
INSTALLATION OF THE LEGISLATIVE EopsRs-rVk
PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
The ceremony of swearing the Senate and alive
corps took place Monday March % at the palace Of
the Tuicrics. The soemnity fixed for one O'Clock
but 1ong before that hour the Senators and deputies
began to arrive aud crowds TO assemble in the Place u
Carrouel and the streets adjacent. At twelve or ,e
after there ut least from $50 to 400 carriages Of
every description drawn up in the form of two
squares, in the space between the iron railing and the
palace while another smaller cluster found room in
angle ofthe great square About the hour too,
regiment took possession Of the space between the arch Of
triumph and the palace and extended In uubrokeu
line OF three deep from the north to the south gallery
meeting the Turies with the Louvre The newly elected
legislators beguled their leisure moments in the splendid
apartment we'll known the Galerc Louis Philippe and
though doubt fully impressed with the Importance Of
the high and responsible duties they were called on to
porft rm yet the present the only serious question
that seemed occupy them their new costume and
II be ssd that In this preliminary exercise Of their
Judgment they showed good deal OF innocent and even
infaptne delight Those Of the deputies who had the
good fortune Of having careful and punctual taor we're
IL IL painfJl 60 confess. comparatively few.
rbs ssnatSrs - kssams ther superior position N W
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w Three or -Four thousand Dollnrs.-Tho advertiser
wishes connect himself with active business lie
must be Eenonan and free from all rickery. &c. No
others need apply. Tie business well established and
before II In this city, and in hrsrnte location. Adj
dress c. ~ the occ Of this paper whore interview
can Dc had,
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TO PRINTERS.

ITO PRINTERS.-TOR SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
Stan ding Press, and super royal WashingtoA Hand
Pres with sefning apparatus complete. Apply t. R. n.
Hoe Il Co., Gold street.
fNYLINDER PRESSES FOR SALE.-TwO TAYLORS
~ Cylinder Power Pressss nearly and in perfect
summing order The beds Of the presses measure By SO
powerful they will be sold At bargain Apply
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ITO LET-STOREs ON BROADWAY. FROM 500 TO
$500 on seventh Avenne good location, at $3.50 and
apartments to small respectable families 81 TO &2 Az
ply to X G. PIERCE, t1E Broadway, rSar riEty-third
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DART OF A HOUSE WANTED. WANTED IMME-
datey, by single lady, who lives perfectly retired,
the part gsntes residence in neigh
berhcod with widow lady having bcarders Tor which
liberal price will be paid Locson above Broome street.
and west q Broad.a preferred Nc ref.rencss given
stating where an interview may DO had.
TINFpRNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET TO SINGLE
Gsntemsn-The second and third floors of the splcn:
did DWELLING 52 Bleccker street. between Wooster and
aurcns streets, will be let In singlo rooms or suits Cas-
baths water closets &c Fine location for club Apply
y tho premises.
WANTED TO INTERNATIONALLY OR FIRST OF
May. STORE CORNER preferrcd) with dwelling an art
ments and cellar suitable for Cordial aud
Wholesale Wine and Liquor trade cross atrost bc
tween Chatham and Union squares For good accom-
tone liberal rent will be paid and good reference given
Address, Distiller, Bowery Post 0fieo.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

uNRAUD IN THE WEIGHING OF UAY.-HAY CON-
L sumers-Let us put stop to this gene prsctsed
hayy the load commence at once and not purchase load
without having it reweighed. IL all would act with
could be able to get what pay for but, as it h
tickets from the surrounding country filled and load
after load has been detected falling short from one to three
hundred pounds. Hay will you act with us
Give your coachmen to purchase
weighing HAY PURCHASER.
COLUMBIA COLLECE.-PARENTS AND GUARD
~ ians respectfully informed that Hessrs RICHARD
&MUUTON have opened at No 100 Twenty street.
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues Boarding and Day
School, the Of directing and watching the
studies Of scholars attending Columbia Colleges they have
College They have concluded Agreeable TO the Pres
dent Of Columba College, to accept borders those
wishing their studies there having conveyance
to their institution in readiness every morning
afternoon at three ooockn the evening the scholars
under the superntedenoe Of competent Greek aud Latin
will and ehearsc all the lessons given them
study that to have them perfectly prepared for
their days duties at the colleges and they will besides
have the advantage of following the studies Of dern
and also of gymnastics to be directed by masters
making in inferior to those which have
much renown to the institutions in Paris
IIARTS DINING, OYSTER, AND REFRESHMENT
Saloon Az Broadway Of Canal street. formerly
occupied by Mr. Geo. W. Dean 1.-The present proprietor
takes this opportunity of returning his best thanks his
him in business and beg to
them that nothing shall be found wanting on his part TO
merit continuance of their kind support The bar SHALL
usual be we'll supplied with choice liquors, wne and
afford The private are always paid par
ticuar Orders for balls and parties executed
with prompiude and despatch Tho saloons have recently
been fitted in style second to none in this city, and the
proprietor unremtting attention to depart
ment Of the business to receive share OF public
JOHN HART
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SPORTING.


ID ATS. BADGER. AND FOX, FOR SPORT, ON MON
HI day 10TH Jem Browns, A. Thrte street near
BroASway:-Jcm Toms Puss draws the Badger and Fox
against noted Nettle. Two Terriers
Fox for handsome collar and Rats be killed for
sweerstakesats for pounds by OF the smallest
host Terriers in the city.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

ID EV. T. L. HARRIS WILL DELIVER A FAREWELL
N Discourse, prior to his removal to Virginia in the
Eleventh street Church between Third and Fourth
this evening, Sunday, April U.s. at IA O'Clock.
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LIQUORS.

AT n. rETERS L. CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
W. in Champngnes, Wines, Brandies, Porter. kics
Brown Sout Havana Segars, &c &c. Agents for Lam
hys celebrated Grape Leaf Champagne We receive this
public with quantity liberal forms. Orders solicited
NV M. d. PETERS s. Co., 900 Broadway.
(tIIANpAGSE AND CLARET WINES SCOTCH AND
~ East India Pale Ale London and Dublin Porter and
Brown stout Philadophia Porter &C. Tho above oil
In fine condition and comprise variety 30 dozen Of
Care from VI on DOS $1,000 choice Id Havana
$40 Broomo street, corner OF Crosby.
i vT,HE CELEBRATED STORE, so FAvoRABLY KNOWN
20 the public IA the depot for Brandes Wines Liquors
&c. of tho choicest vntagrs and in every grade, s
tains the reputation OF selling the purcst and .re
twenty ser cent less than other WIN n UN-
BERHtLEs tats Dallimore.) 40 HYocms street. corner
efCrosfy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18
DRY GOODS.

GALE OF RICH WET COODS.-MESSRS. l. A. c.
~ Poon 81 Catarine street. having got their store In
partial order since the recent FIRE that occurred it, will
Monday the 10Th sell the rich CASH
m.re and Grape shawls Silks, Bombsznes Bsreses De
lsnea Linens, PoplnH Merinos, Muslns Handkerchief
Be- that eighty damaged by water during the fire.
which not at all injured and will be sold for
third their original The sale will ct 81
A. NJ, and close Mt AZ L. N.