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New Carpets, for spring trodc.-Tapestry

vevets Tapestry Brussels Theepy Ingram, other
styles Of Carpets Oil Cloths, &c. &C. Also complete as
sertmen. Once and Chamber Carpets in Brussels
ply, Ingram, and Dutch Carpets comprising many tasty
small figures All Of superior quality and for sale cheap
cash. and made up to fit the rooms at short notice.
GEO. Z. l.. HYATT, AL and 446 Pc rl street.
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The reason or the Great Rush Mt the EN-
pre Clothing Warehouse 100 and l22 Fulton street that
SMITH, DRUMGOLD& PROCH, will not be undersold by
any house in the Trade.
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Woods Spring Fashion for Gentlemcn's

Hats ready from the finest in the
and eXceled by in any particulars together with
other goods usually kept by the trade WOOD Halter
572 Broadway, adjoining Niblos
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Thc CrystnI PaInce Acnin.-Pn

try Ingram and patent Tapestry Three Carpets Pre-
ese the same as were exhibited at the Worlds Fair clio
CANT Mosaic and scroll figures Of the most magnificent
unique styles Of gorgeous coorr at HIRAM ANDERSON
~ Bowery, the original depot. n B-Beware limitations
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Great Bargains In Carpetings. ape

Humphrey, so Broadway, Of White street. havn
purchased largely the late large auction sales will dispose
Of the at the following low prices-Rch velve.
Tapestries, Ssh Brussels Threepy 7 to Ssh IngrAius
4. to g., and all other goods equally low.
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MUSICAL.

NHUsICAL-To yoCALIsTS-WANTED. TOR A 81.
lvI ric of concerts in this city soprano Alto Tenor
rtone, and Bass Singer. Apply to Mr.. p. Th Musical
Agent, 70 West broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON THE CCoRDEoN
w Any that give two lessonp every wce IN
the evening will be suitably rewarded Please an AZ "
81 South street. WIN. ii. Derrick 80
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l)ARTNER WANTED-NANTED, A PARTNER WITH
cash capital OF S3Ca, IN the Wholesale and a All
dry goods business in this city of reference eivcp
Address j. d., at this once. e
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There IL an Art, a Skill, Taste, In Shirt

making as in other occupations combining utility and
msnt Mathematical precision has been brought 70 the aid
Of these attributes at GREEN'S celebrated Shirt making
Establishment No Aston House. His fits perfect, and
the style Of his Shirts unrivalled.
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THE BALL SEASON,

Me. - AND FRIRNDS.--TUE PLEASURE or
" your company IL solicited 10 attend my Fancy Dres,
nnd Civic Ball Thuryday evening" 18th instant at m,
rooms. Constitution Hall, ESQ Broadway. Mr. A. NJ W
the Hall. - "'' ~ ~
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Still q Tar greater reduction

HIRAM ANDEksONS, No. 70 Bowery; well seasoned floor
Oil Cloths only e. Cd yard also 100 pieces Of beautiful
all wool ingram Carpet spring patterns at s. and A.
Per yard three ply Carpets 6s and S. yard also
Tapestry Brussels and Tapestry Ingram At unaccounb
low prices.
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20 board the steamer and have their Tickets
registered by Purser this day Also to be board
2P. N. on Friday. as she leaves punetuay at p II.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

"A PARTNER WANTED IN A DINING AND OYSTER
- saloon opposite the New Haven and HARLEM depot
ono OF the best stands in the city None bat
person need apply. Tor particulars apply to
i. hOORY, l20 Centre street.
A PARTNER WANTED-IN A POPULAR rERIODr
- cal now established IN this city, business ca
rnpity who can command 900 would find TIN, n mos,
eneibe Opportunity to invest. Address Zcnoha, box
~, lower Post Once - ~
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thing talked of where there is equay but Gcnin
Spring style for 1852 stands alone Not It, Is to be
outside the pale Of fashion Examine the material the
the finish and the beauty of the shape There
is nothing like to be found at any price, and Genin still
clngs to the old figure, 81 GENIN,
No. PA Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
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" Last Cha, ce.-Th. IRVING BUILDING AND
MUTT Az LOAN AsaOcIArION sill hold their Last
!, ocoes a. ch at Hs No chassa square. fas
Annexation ns,ily full and the books viii shortly cl:ss
for your family Home which you may cali your
own.
The workings Of this beneficial Ass ca ion-
Entrance Fee, only sa Monthly Dues. -. Par value
Msnssl. particularly requested to pay their Ap,il
MORRIS FRANKLIN, prest, No iOs Broadway.
GEO. H. BELL, vics Prest, Nc. 1853 Nassaa-ss.
THOMAS LAWRENCE. Attorney No IS Besknan-st.
Geo H. Franklin No. ei is Ws.s...
Geo RSIs cssn'y 8, 6l sas -, sis. Gy Hall
fs%si s's asid No sG 3, g. s.l Sssas
Nelson Puff No, as Duans-st.
Elias Combs, No a4 Grsnd-st.
Geo. 7. Maxwell, Ne is City Hall
Office Of Association. No. 24 Grand st.; open every
evening from to o'clock. and Wednesdays from to
9oclocs p NJ. for Ladies Articles Of the Associafon
may be had srsti'
THE FULTON BUILDING AND MUTUAL. LOAN
ASSOCIATION .subscrPnons VIII DC recsvsd oy .ns
On the CIT zsns Insurance Co } every Monass and Friday
moths dues or over, or in case Of whdrawsi from sis
Association. Th, !; entire feature in Building
Enirsr &c Fee. 50 cents Monthly Dues 50 So Shares
limited to &C., large proportion Of Viii are nov taken
After the above number subscribed for no more viii
be sold.
Subscriptions will be received by the Moving officers
SAMUEL SOUTHERDEN, President.
Nc. ~ Vandsrwater- 1t.
VIM WEED, vics-Presdsnt. No. IS B)wery.
ISAAC AMERMAN, Jr., Ssc'y. No. 81 BowerY -
TRUSTEES.
Foster B. Williams, No lis Hsstsr-st.
Geo Walker No. 81 Elizabeth, corner Of Hester q.
D. " Whitney, No. 81 College place.
Tobias V. Mumfofd No 20 Norfolk st.
He1ry McCollum No 40 Ed.idge 81.
JsascL Devoe, No. 40 Eldridgs-st.
Nathaniel TerpeaBv, No. 1855 b-ss.
en-. POTTER, Attorney, No. az wall.st q
~ A Card.-Members Of Building Associations are
respectfully invited TO join the NEW YORK HOUSE
FURNISHING Co. the object being to furnish members
with all kinds of Cabin ct Furniture BY small monthly
ments The organization is similar to Bu ding Assocla-
tons. Office No. 299 Broadway. room No s.
" Notice.-THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS IN
STITUTION, Ne. 648 Broadway. will allow interest on
all deposits made before the LIST Il April next SIX
per cent OF $500 and uEder; five per cent for
sums Of 81 0t0 and over $3.50.
N B-Ths Institution divides it's surplus among the de-
pesitOus when it amour to TO more than $4,000.
A. A. ALVORD. Secretary.
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Chances for Businfss Alen.
IRON WORKS for SALE.-The NEW

ii NUN w OtAo lOi % hO IN "a w
Il JERSEY IRON COMPANY offer for sale all their
property at BoontoR, Morris County N j.. consisting OF
Blast Furnace, Ia feet scrNs the boshes, Win AL
necessary baildpss and accessories compets IN every
respect and Yielding annual average producf OF ozss
Rolling Mill, containing eight double pudding and
six heating furnaces three trtlns OF rolls use ana
and alligator. and Blu deas patent Sqseezen III
m capable Of producing coo tuts of bars asnum The
tey rebuilt since the IRE Of May last. and covered
with slate Connecting with the Mil Is Foundry, Ma
chLe, 5mhs Pattern and Carpenters shops, amply sum
Spike Factory, with i've patented machines for rail-.
road spikes for ship spikes and one tor rvss and Of
an annual capacity of 600 tuas ,. .
ne mos noToask sSd ana 81 an
Tastory for Ns1i Kegs. Nth an Improved
machines capable ofcuas heads and slaves Tor s
Dwelling Houses for the oficov aud workmen, and
large brick store the M together yielding
an annual rent Of $4,000.
Storehouses, Stables aud eubadnss Of all kinds ne
essaiy for an extensive business
More than lots unsod 10 the Immediate
nsghborhood Of lets sold ana already bult spon The
face and from Is 10 Is feet diameter aad the last 20
the fall has never been improved
The property embraces about z23 acres o. land and
Of from 90 to 100 feet head asd fau suppsd
BY the brought o< the purposes OF navigation D tns
Morris Canal Company from Lake Hoptscoss and rom
the RockawaI River, tesethes isining wn s DOVE
from back wats second Gully IN the State 10 the water
power at Paterson.
The WORKS ntuatei on the Morris Canal, through
which they receive their coal from the Lehish mines aad
Transport their manufactures to Newark - miles, or 70
jersey CITY, ii miles
$3.50 Ooo have been expended ths property By the
sent propriesors For further particular sggHtoco
No. is9 Green wich d.,
Or to VIM. G. LATHRoP. Trss.ursr,
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II The Third Monthly Meeting Of the ClrI-
INNS NUTUAL LOAN and ACCUMyLAIING FUND
ASSOCIATION will be held THURSDAY EVE
MING, April at O'Clock at Their room No AL Broad
way above Canal ST. Fifteen shares viii be Of
fer.d Tor bidders The books of
The Association will be closed ~ this meeting Members
Of the that the April
now and are tquesed 10 call the once aud pay
the same before THURSDAY LIST inst Office open daily from
81 to O'Clock, and Wednesday and Saturday evenings
I'LL O'Clock
L. DELAFIELD SMITH, Vice President.
+. J. KENDALL, Secretary
TRUSTEES:
John J. Herrick, John +. Clarke,
George Schwartz, Jun, William thomson,
CHARLES l.. Cornish, Joei>W. Mason,
VIM. II Dletz, winchester r. MOODY
Samuel AlhuItux. Jun.
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Nem Publications.


CHEEVER'S NEW WORK.-CHAS.
~ SCRIBNER has just published
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Another vertable Pilgrims Prog ess, only made BY
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way Of travelling Son Of the best traits OF Bunyans
immortal poem here reproduced" IN Y Evangelist.
With depth o. religious experience but seldom found IN
these superficial days is combined deighuu flow Of
Imagination well regulated however by correct taste
New York Journal OF Commerce.
THE book is written with considerable power and the
aegory carried out with little felicity 1t Is one OF
those books that sure to be useful"
tNew York Courier and Enquirer.
1.-The Alegory most admirably sustained Throughout
Tie style is simple clear direct and forcble"
IArthur's Home Gazette.
"nis book in which all viii meet with something to
please employ and prof, them nv Apany EIpTs''
HOMEOPATHY UNMARKED: By Dr. W. Hooker
THE OLD GUARD OF NAPOLEON ~ J. :. Head
ley vol limo. with iliusti atoms
DRAG TICAL and SCIENTIFIC
pYsSHs rssf' M &c for
the Engr eer, Nachinst Mechanic Manufacturer OF En
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sRRs Ss Hx sIsi SO 81 &C.
THE ASSAYERS GUIDE. BY Oscar NJ. Liebsr. IL
lustrated by large engTayisgs. ismo 49, n
The SLIDE RULE: TIE GAUGER. ENGINEER,
SURVEYOR, SEAMAN AND STUDENTS COMPAH-
ION. nl.:,.ated l2me; 81 ca,.,.v,ov 10. >.
cents. HENRY CAREY BAIRD,
Successor to z L, Carey, Publisher. Philadelphia.
For sale by all Booksellers
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DOCKS BOOKS BOOKS ~

~ LEAIIrT ALLEN, Booksellers, Publishers and
sationers, have removed 10 the and elegant sofs
No ~ Dsy-s. few dotrs wsss Of Broadway whore, IN
eesnal and convenient location and with much more
modous Wuerooms they enabled TO all their
customers and friends promptly and faithfully.
From their great facilities for laying IN hsu stsck at the
low est rates. their determination not to be uAdssod sad
en- experience tho basinsss Of than sixteen
years the feel assured they give satas-
non 20 all who mcBsd to favor them with orders far
AID near and which will be promptly answered sad 1t
the prices If the buyers themselves were present
They beg O assure Country Merchants and the Trade
generally that their assortment Of School Books oray
snd Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books, Paper and Sta
tisney is Of desirable cbayasteT and offers great
Inducements purchasers both with respect 70 quality and
pnee. -,
Orders for ever thing IN their line of busnes respectfully
solicited and promptly executed .
The Undersigned respectfully suggest 10 the Trade that
they connected with their busnsss the sale Of Pasr
Hansrgs.
Three hundred thousand rolls of Wan Paper Of every
quality and variety Of pattern for sale 1t MaaucsWeis
prices. LEANI1I ALLENs NO. " Dey-st-
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already EN- taken The unprecedented OF the
Second Mechanics Building and Mutual Loan Association,
tbly meeting aud the subscription books consequently
closed large number of having been disap
pointed in becoming members OF the Second, have COM
merced a Third Mechanics Building and Mutual Loan
Asccation having incorporated In their Constitution the
principles TO shareholders which found
such favor with the public and which filled the Second
its predecessor so rapidly.
AIRY person male or female, desrous Of making his
her small than Triple tsef In the space OF
few years any person who Is desirous Of borrowing
monty order to purchase his house on the most ad
the advantages offered by this Association both TO
lenders and borrowers with those offered by other Assoca
will at find the key to the success Of oar plan
LIST 1t will loan money at per per the
amount advanced.
I'd II will allow interest the rate of per per
tive months in advance thus eclrng double in
teest-fsty the above cent secondly their snare
Of profits Pesoss tho wish to borrow money for the
of buying building their house or farm cav
advance liberal terms than are
effected by other Association.
3D. Persons circus Of whdrawing from the Society,
do at time by giving one months notice. and re-
ceye back all cues paid By the with cent
per annum
person who will rave but IA cents a day. land there is
not person who cannot so disposed can IN this So
which he establish himself in business, and thus
achieve his own Independence
The entrance fee cents per share menthy payment,
s2p.rs share; value OF each share, $500
Ladet and DESTROYS of joining can leave Their
SIP TOwNsFFND, Vice PIesdsnt, No, 50 Nasssu-st.
JACOB PEARcE. Secretary, No. l63 Hester-h
Special Meeting, for the payment Of dues and adms-
sion OF members. will be held on TUESDAY EVENING,
March 80 at II O'clock at Union Buildings, No 1863 Bowe
~ John Hooper and others Will explain the WORKINGS nj
iOP M at his sfce NO 1863 Iisster- for the purpOes
If receiving subscriptions
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rF Pamphlet Review-CAUTION TO THE PUB
LiC.-Ws would advise all who feel interested IN the
prosperity of Building Associations we'll rs those who
have been deceived BY the many pamphlets and
ether reports hat have been circulated to iee these IN
situations. to attend the pubc meeting 81 the Sec9sd
MING neat the 2fh inst, Knick ebocker Hail. at u
o'clock ON which occasion this Association Will meet any
argument that can be brought bear against those bene
fetal and invite the fullest and frees discus
sion publicly al this meeting feel assured thai the
more and thoroughly the are discussed
the more beneficial will be the result Workinsmen ms
chspics and clerks attend this meeting 10 one Of
great importance 10 all and would also invite the at
ention of ladies to this meeting as able speakers wii 90
The prosperity Of this Association has been
unparalleled and those who have not 'scntsd shares Can
iss or av as the limited number fsst filing up:
JAMES X. DEL VECCHIO. President
ANSON WILLIS, Vice President.
TRUSTEES
John A. Gum, A. A. Valentine, " n. Srsnene,
John W Miller Henry Johnson, Emile Baxter,
J. W. Ogden.
FnwAppJ MAIDEN Secretary, Office No 1853 9th av
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A COMPREHENSIVE GgOGRAPH,

IN and HISTORY, ANCIENT and MODERN, By s.
c. Goodrich. author Of Parlsy's works.
This work contains ia quarto pages, equal to oo esu-
on l2no pages and ID illuminated with 70 beautiful sty
losrsphc maps and numerous wood sngrsvnu. II u the
most complete and prehensvs work for High Schools.
faniss merchants travellers and sngrants that has ever
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Il contains the Geography and History Of every country.
including the late Census Of the United States gives the
population of 00e cities towns and VII
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h.tory ard geography Of the most able places IN
the world The work has received the highest commend
si,ons a, the hands Of scientific America and Ea
Yope and 10 regarded Of the useful CONVENIENT
and valuable which the author has given 10 the public
now Consul Pans, and he writes that being trans
lated into French and large psroa has been Published
in the Bulletin of the Geographical Society.
Price in boards hall bound -; IN cloth, gill; 81 Pub
LsHsd and cold Wholesale and retail, BY
GEO. SAVAGE. No. "a John-s., NY.
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Important Publication
EOR SCHOLARS, STUDENTS, EN-

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HOMEOPATHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA
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Arp nrupsTKR'S Pirss Original Bal

MIR. DENPSTER'S Fnss Urlgsnlai d. =.
vl lad s1 ssv mn 1es o. isels1
- {. sos-ss =; I,S, Sc: -s:sg
msniss socs -, -, jsS The Mad Of Dss." ~ hsass
!san A. :,ssq sass The B.isg he DoH L.rs.s
q 4: I. We: n ssss .s =: !: love s1:
v.s ,o,hs, ana The Nay Queen n three ps.ss nsAss'
ese so.hs. I7I csnis r. esAzsaes Il s''eA.
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~ Mutual Lean House Furnishing and

~ Mutual Lean House Furnishing and
Pane Forte Axsoctation.-rhe attention OF the puo-
~ invited to this new Society, which 10 now being
somewhat different In the applications of its funds
- The time Of ne closing which cannot exceed three
us There will be three hundred shares Of $500 each
ne 40 member will be allowed to take more thar five
S.:s The monthly payment on unrede, med shares viii
- ~ and redeemed shares Sc. Members eau at any
eus pay the full of their dues. and became free
mn The Association disceunt OF per cent. viii De
Allowed payments in advance No persons need write
apply unless residents Of this city, Brooklyn, or VII
nansoufg For fu particulars, Prospectus &C. apply at
S se nes in the Book Store Of Messrs. ADRl ANCE
shEkMAN CO. No. Aston House, where suoscfip-
oen WI be received. Go and soc.
A. H. JOCRLYN, Treasurer.
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DICKENS' HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
SISOOO -y I.I 1I.I I l + IN 4.

ths Cstv ~ NsrYort. IN shs vicinity Of Jse ssoa
Ma,fst within 1--WE ninusss' walk Of ths best nags
ar ed churches consisting olive ho k,sesca sss
On sre fist class new three sofl ILL., 49,
with basement ard cellars, fEshss via ns moeela
pro,sments &c Sad houses ana less exc - ~ - 80
sr li he 1chassea fsr NewY CITY O. srgn1 N -
r, frr,bs, particulars Apply 70 ID VIC. MOkhis once
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WANTED-A skillful and energetic
w Man 70 euisivsts q fam a the Hadssa. Good 10
CONNIE aH''' requires 9EoUCKs, No. IL wall-a.
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TTOVSE WANTED to BUY, LEASE

HI or nIST-PIes net T. ersss1 w. E e s si,,,
ksLt sc 70 Stse. and within tases naise nsm Ky
49,, rstssr Nv or BY Dspsd letter, 70 GkOhvn -
Fox. cor Bn advsy and AniA0Ays, sash On 81 'si'ss
lssh AJysi, 1854.
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~ Hudson River Building and Mutual Lcen
Assoeiatien will hold public meeting ~ bhAp-
BUkY Masic Rsen. Nc. as Broadway: corner OF In.
e'clcel Addresses Will he delivered BY able .peAks
Cone aud sas yourself OF the Advantages a.a psise
fsparce fee Fsssas, sny - shaIss Ssss dass 81
nsn,h6. o. D. WkhD' rnssas"'
one. No ali wasAs stoI-ss LaShs. where ia
formation and szplanshoss VII be Freely tvs rsrsc,s
tss,ross OF Joining subscrbe ~ the oce Houys 10
20 !. daily, and Mondays and sasasdays, 3to7 r. M
~ The New-Ysrk Land and y lildtng Asse-
ciatior was organized 10 procure 800 wssknx mea
sonss IL & in toe full tide Of seccsssl Lss me rens
y,ddsn thsn be inspired with hspe. and ten us imns
dstsy The nirisnos fee y emily see bal VII son Dc
rased To 81 NILES CHAMBERS, President
III. g. sMIrH, Secretary. oh;cs No. Nwray-s.
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az The First Pubic Meeting Of The sr ssnr, =
ZION viii be held THIS (Aendayl EVENING. o. .
clock in ths Union Builenss, No lss beweH 5sh w
Rewsrv Rani Ladies and gentlsmea psrc ulAry re-
susxtea 20 attend several able speakers well
Ns workings Of Building Assosatisas VII address 'as
Gto n FRANKLIN. Prest No: i1s Wsstss.
JOHN Smoker V. POst. No. Vnsa-sqaa<s'
TRUSTEES:
Herman Mas No % ist Az.
Ansn Hay, Ne - lat av.
HsBry Kattenkam, No lle keaee-sI
Nathan C. KY, No. l<o Front g.
Lawrence TAILOR. Ne. ls9 Csnrsst
william 8. Dpks He lu Front Of.
CLIFTON G Bad. No 3si Bowsy.
James Robinson, No. i45 I'd 50
Charles G. Dean, Ne. 8 East flsk1.
JohR Bre sn. No. ia Cherfy'ss.
Richard c. Ackeriy, No. 80 bowery 49, -.
Secretary and surveysr-0EeRsn w. Truss No io'
BewGy.
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Dani employment.

a good Cook first-rate Washer and
lrun,r in a private family. By respect able 'ras
woman Coed CIT, reference nom her sst sDp,ysr,
wb.Ie tbe lived four IsqIre No ~ Mott 81, II
me EeaI basement. Can be seen foI twl days
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~ Al Meeting OF Engine Company No. "a,
hsd AZ their Engine House the morning of the 21h
st after then return from the fire in Dey ST. fHo3
rONsrAH TINE. Foreman of the Company, PRESIDED
s,d JAS L. PEHEGO acted as Secretary, the follow
nrsambie resolutions were unanimously adopted:
pWaeysas Mr. CHARLES Parker. of Ne 20 Deg ~ this
vorrg after the FIRE IN that street opened bis hOuie for
ths ard accommodation OF this Company, anc Ia
the most manner at much personal inc0nyen-
isnes furnished eratutousy TO the members of the Com
pspy bountfu and sumpiuous breskfast which was pc
euhsy grateful and acceptable afer the faiiguns and
s1hausiiDe duties Of the preceding night and
VAUeos Mr. Parker. for the well timed generosity OF
this act a. well the feeling which dictated IT. emit ed
20 the lsrg gratitude of this Company aud of the Fire
Department generally for it is by such deeds that the
New York Firemen assured that their arduous and
self efforts for the preservation Of the lives and
property Of their fellow citizens are remembered and sp
prsestsd-theTefsre be It
Rssoired That we tender to Mr.. Charles Parker our
wumest assurances Of deep regard for his thoughtful
lpdpe and cons crate hberay on the occasion refer
I'D TO- and that shall cherish his duct that ocea
son among the gratifying and pleasing Iecollectons
connected with our service 10 their Department.
Resolved. That the above Preamble and Resolutions
suitably engrossed be duy presented to Mr. Parker. aud
thai the same be published in The New. York Courier,
Herald and Tribune.