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UNX(EI SIOR-FASOIELLE'5 T KENIH oERIEo
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Ready this day
KINuF ARTIST WIFE. and other Tales, by Mar

Ready this day
TVNVF ARTIST WIFE, aud other Tales, by Mary
Hewitt author Wood Leighton The Heir OF west ay-
&c The simple announcement OF new WORK from tne
g,d r.n of MARY sufficient to create general thr
ofuipsd satisfaction and delight throughout the enhre resd'ns
pube There Of female writers whose readers are 'oand
only the truly intelligent educated aud refined VI h GAS
Iowrr stands universal consent the head Belonging
both nv nature and education the highest order OF
,b writes only for superior minds that move In her own sphere
p.nc. her PRODUCTIONS are invariably be met with In all CIR
m of society make pre,entons to OF enhe
u.nt THr Artist latest Of this sdys suthorea elm
nations surprising excellence interest and beauty
The narrative most touching and 10 rendered with hdety
which besues the impression that we are looking
mon scenes Of the reality and not merely perlsns pages o.
b ofeon The fair authoress in this charming work.
bs. aid the real worth of Woman which u DOT
80 ,,,c.f, than deserved literary performance cha
leps.. our highest admiration i story Of sea eoqlence
and tower-tod in conception, and mastery IN rs hng up
h ouep Of the Christian world should present. Mary How
With token Of gratitude for this noble portrait OF one OF their
number IL refreshing work T. the per al OF which the most
die,,, M nd. will lind nslectea Price IS cents
10th % cent. paper For sale by al booksellers
sTRINGER TOWNSEND, Publishers,
No Broadway
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r. FIRST Come. FIRST servedA few more orders can yet
b. aken Pamphlets Crcu Cnds &c a. ~ tres
s,..r. p,io,irg Fsf.bi-h7eatof HOLNAN GRAY < Co.
corner O. Centre and Whie
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VXrOMAN and HER WISHES; An Essay by Rev
w Thomas III sgnson Second Edition. with App endx
Ju,t pubhhed Price ctss - per hundred
THE LIFE OF ISAAC T. HOPPER BY L. Maria Child Price
81 -
strong Pree 81 100 .-.... 49,. =, 80.
Ola By Dr.. Trail. 2vos Price % b.
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Life under Al Italian Despotism .
S REDFIELD Nos 10 and liz Nassau-st, viii
LORENZO BENONI
Or Passages IN TIE LIFE AN ITALIAN
nnar Ionnc PRICE

PRESS
The author sppear employed the time OF his exile Ia
country sh advantage to have acquired most
mastery the English language The present vonns We are IN
arihoyD exclusively his own and so on me
lyle alone s remarkable curiosity u s aer also
iscurioJs" LONDON oaarf ny ,e'le" toI ny.
THE most determined noveresdr could desire no work more
stng ov the fight Of time ndon FL
The book should be extensively read as Uncle Ions o.Dn
the existence Of state OF slavery and dyr
dain that Mrs Beeche stowe has eluedafed
with much pahos and feeling" BELLS Weekly Mess
story 10 told" ..., tl ss s ss
Ihe character painting' London spec
Ib has been not unjusty compared TO Oil Bs to which
scarcely inferior spirited deneston Of human character and
h the variety which retesp Dbin Evening MhL
volume suited 10 give tn necessary
Of not only the country 70
which specially also the continent Of Europe gen
aim nVother eyersaw Witness.
Lorenzo benour pleasant book Win the broad stamp Oh
real life about it-in.e resting AM Intelligent" 49,
' Manchester Examiner and Times.
As lively lis Gil Bias" lLondon standard
This possesses the most thrilIng interest am oeaH very
evidence the oppressive truth" Chrsan Family Aa
N WIN " '-N' fEcecfic Review.
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Rriaiors Notices.

Pr, .seiety of the New Jera, allen meet for
HsS SsSAtr n e. ~ a 1 near wsslSs.on.
sss t:reepe-.t.A in aid Of tue ,af'er'
ss.Sssfsi "a On sunday nest AZ q O'Clock pree,. H.
Dr. HrA'A ,..s.h r. Ihomp. OF, aavns rsiar. r.,
e. ~ vii sS ;a. N0aSS TO- SEPT At o
ssSsg Is,t ssesirg Il. PresdeD SIURIEVANl VIII
pn ...,;,riu huron, 'iou.nzae Han, S"art-'t.,
~ fre.1bs' 80, Br0ok nj. y; WILLIAM GLEN sd -
hIdw LtxklNG At u "coeA Inc se'oen Vs'''' u '"s
sarh Of ssssir %oSPs ' nj
cM6Io o sS f5ss S I've, sS M n IT, i At ~ O'CLOCK
Hs,~,~s... Nofce.-Bes. d. EDWARD bEECHER 0,
- he seS hsss h S9R y tSs ssS AFfER
Ore $500 besD ~ A. H. aud r. IL The ne" ehaen
s.e Cana-st PRESBYTERIAN Cbar-h o. e SrssSe
e. rsr ned or Divine service 70 n 1w' dS ', i1
sxrty N Charleston c. viii preach 10 ne morning az ~.
~. IS oe.cesP NJ The puohe ar '.'i's''
Eastern congressional Charch corr, Of h;d so
,ess'Seas w q, TO- for u,P ss * deoet
- second Advent, of thr 4 Chapel "a 1 oR Rsi zo Of
b.Iers b7 Nd - " III = o. No az, az ~ 49, uny
sss az TUESDAY EvENISGs Of the following week seas
COLLECTION, in Aid OF the sufferer. a s New;
edfs srr'f W.. o, s. NDAY DINING next ssp-4
LIN Free Episcopal Chprsh, No. 90 East Broadway
~, s,rIti Key. RALPH hOfi Rector Serves a. W
l. =
70 sLook oward the seaY7Rey yodS H d.l.si ~
1890 Z o NOR OW Sunday az l03 O'Clock a. NJ sad 81
N Prsschng 70 gepinE al ~ @ciock; u" H. D'ee v"
~ rnh tniversalis 20 1T. Dod@sItas IA ro 70 ;,,
" '"," ,rr do r above Ora urch Preaching TO-dOh-
w srs MORNING and AFTERNOON by the fas Rev
eIsiWIER D D The public Or respecin.ly nyi..d
rfbe Advent Mission Cnnrch, a,o,t 20 -e,'e - "a
No ~ 70 svthft viii hold heir last Serscesa NO %
r. bso.iv az O-MOkEOW. a. lol A NJ and u r. NJ Inc
l,, sn1 ud Of the Ch rch prticury requested TO a.
~ ID. j. II. ORRocK Of Cen''a East will preaee
m Me,repolit .n ~ H. Rev ANTOSErfE l. BROWN
~ ,rsL SthDAl NJ rs No, sept T. a. the usual hour fof
sS,f service 5, free to all Music by the Amrbon
70 ssboath Meeting. in the Temperance Alliance
qss,T9r be preaching In the Tent IOhO tHOW al ~
ss"i NJ and At r. NJ and Iemperanoe Meeting ~ To,
xvTSISG The Afternoon Service will be followed by general
p.xe, Meeting This entirely anti-se caran Chris
In, 81 IN denominations invited TO attend The Tent "a at the
rreiot Of 6shey. and Broadway
ryTert Preaching i iiiOsdya.The friends Of tue Sab
~ SLY th efforts fOI the m
,,s, SUNDAY a. - ococ 3d. atthe Tent Unions near Ham
bcp fenJ. -----------
~ Metropolitan Academy, Ot,-os, opposite Hh--t',
BEE BE- resumed tn Ltctprc-hJOc Of tns isti
I'd ~ the ConggafiOn To, North West Protestant Reformed
bkh Chtoh Rev Dr. HARDENBER0h Pastor TO MORROW.
<s 10 conlrnence atJot ocllcs NJ and o'clock F. NJ
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WASHINGTON CIRCUs-Corner of 3oth-st an

WASHINGTON CIRCUs-Corner of Soth-st an
I Moan iH eSss sEssov and EtgSs
FoI 81 10 EasE .d Pfr E2Eh nahE p S
Coarsny Of Eqqssrisn. and GymnA. Z, s5pses
SoGBY %Hsas sN VII H. open emu 's sa. IA
doom open md I Al and P N Admission
VXyOODs MINSTRELS- No. 4ii Broadway, abov
w OPEN EVERY EvENING-H wooD Man;
eent1nr OF Nrsea. AID Ethiopn Dassio. quasa
Other band IN he United sAis' Door, oRe
iinutd ''''' ''''''''- 80 : -
BUCKLEY ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE,
ID CHINESE HALL No SO Broadway fret aoor Of Galnss
Ieen iI ding S stsnd Baisqas Nac Selection. from L.
Door open Il copeeri commence. at Price of sim.
son Scents
FESTIVAL OF The GERMAN TURNER'S
i1e ASSOC iA7IGN y TtRSERs q IoETH AMERICA
o''''' tn: s& 4 II 81 f9 f IS S6P'@'' i'
osh Iro.Svsy Chatham Bowery Union Park Brosd~sy
Headqusreis ,,o,,r.v ,,on,-,vo
O'Clock Procession wlifom in cA1Al.t and march through
7t h.nce BY the the Harlem Pleasure Garden where
rf osRF. z E 6RSTIoS
GYsiNAsiIc EXERCISES
s pplyNNEIRc
GYMNAsIIc EXERcIsEs
Returning the Procession vii march through ssv eOthst 4
' Union Park B'0'f TrYs fsai Mo e sd''N''
he diff a T dn Of me c By eli aSn I is
tie Proc sion vii march 70 tie cTysssl Palace
TBEAqHiidAlID and GIMSAsfio EXHIBITION
in the ioT' lh Sy P,gs e the S'~f'' Society
s ExSyHsI2pSb I'd fle SlG j. sos ei
BALL in APOLLO
Tickets Theaer be obtained from the undersigned
4drsnee TO the Gard, for each person will receive
Bsdgc they will be required in such manner that
IN" mn TicL,ts
TsesieT exc, Fit.t 50
Tbesiei s'sSrd Ct Gle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
The IsIl Railsosd psny will Excursion Trains every
hour during the day. the third Avenue Company nn
iiHu''' G. HoFsTEREIcH No 2as william-st,l
+ Lucy, No Chatham SQUARE,
Y BfCXER No IcJ Heser-st mittoe.
n MEYER, No. l65
FAYEIGE GOULD No u Canal-st
NIAGAkA-A NEW FEATURE.-Th,se VINO visit
Moving rSn Pam Fl S asIs Of H b PEI
On ali light End all bat also the scene Of
Avreh victim Of ne recent fearful irasedy-he thrilling eTT-
Psnorens exhibited at IL A NJ and 7. NJ.
Admit snce s cents Children hat price
VNONDEk oi the AGk.-ihe iWO LiYINd 81
wAYThsy are the ONLY GiRAFFE 4IERiCA .ad he
Only # hI Eg1e r ,I1s f s1nb h The s
IRA tI1thN FEET Their actual cost little short oil
hdmisnce 3 cuts Children under 10 half price
ssVINHE GREATEST AT Rae IiUN III TINS CITY
L DR. ABEOTrs MUSEUM Of EGYPTIAN ANfloJ IL
s nov sss 5s seem SS b. %, 4. t
and iuuc ion Admission ony % cents Open from
SA MtoloP.M
DAhyARps GEORAMA EGYPT, PETRA and
ID the LAND Of EDoa-Enirey and extensive Panorama
open presenting NOM Sinai Wild of the naohes RED
du phenomena &c Also the famous Panorsmes OF the Holy
ems EVERY EVENING ct G. and WEDNESDAY and sATUR-
DAY AFTERNOONS at o'clock. al No $50 broadway.
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VDARIRIDUF a BKI AN INV JH1I Iss'ItH INC IJI
II lowing pev and importan Works on Spiriualism; $3.50
BRITAIN AND RICHMOSDS DISCUSsIOs contains "a let
ters from above named embodns gr at nam
~ ~ es and and design to illustrate tue
Spiritual of all but especially the modern Nantes
DIscOtjRsEs FROM THE sPIRIr-wORLD ctated by Ste
pben O through r. Wilson writing IN 'd m u Si be
that formerly Pres dent the syan
University Wion Methods: clergyman This WORK al
Z. hdy xeing deep interest - - u,.o.n .- -
BKITTAN's REVIEW OF BEECHERS REPORT wherein the
conclusions carefully compared ~rtn his premises
with the reason and with the facts
TIE sHEkINAH Vol / and r. By s b Britain editor and
o,b writers chiefly Inquiry into tn spiritual Va
ure Of Man threats especially Of the Philosophy OF
Spiritual Phenomena and contains intesn
Er ana rrofound Pycha Conditions and Man
t,naous now attracting attention in Europe aud Anerca
attendance the conventions Will hnd tins conYen
lent sessou 10 call and examre our list Of Books
PARTRIDGE & BRITAIN No Op Broadway
A MI LANCET, No. 6, for SEPTEMBER-Cos-
n Trsrs Destructive Art Of Healing by Dr. Dickson Ao
pahy Reviewed No s. PeOdiey Of Dkee Female
Y Times Home Department. No L. Bleeding Is 40 Remedy
Word Woman Lydia Jane Pierson The Truthful A2pathc
F5tor Again Dr. Homeopathy out Of s mouth
rctsd. What does Chrono-Thermsl Msnw 81 81 per
,s.sn. 49, nrmber 5 FRENCH No Isl Nssmst.
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DHINISH MEI5IERS lago
III Belgian mAsgore
Gallery
No s Broadway one the comfortable places Of
NOL WOOD Of Cincinnati, will exhibit at the beau
tf pAIlors Broadway the sple ndid Woman in the
weighing hundred and iKiy pounds together
MondAy aft
and evening during the week except "ednes
ds, Price of sduisson g cents; children ~ GEMS
NIX L lEc6JSDN, "lbe Celebrated IRISH Or
I ganc Prer" has returned from California after having
series Of Concerts Performances &c &c Hss ay IN New
will BE- limited he purposes Ing the in " The
ny therefore bess leave inform those who need nc
that b. for Communications sd
10 the Diet. aud odav- OF No III st ay- viii
with PROMPT attention
V'HE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTI IN ART,
containing Of hundred authorize Painting By the
Italian Spanish Flemish and French from
D. l12j down Horace Nerne,
r inspection Broadway Unionpsrk Admission DC
Exhibition hours from NJ. to 10 PM
V'Ht LIl.LUUliAN KING nov exhibition at
Apollo Rooms No 4l0 Broadway is the mos astonishing
cuoy hat been exhibited the public ghng but
POUNDS four and but sixteen inches hg ~9 yea
nd gt, of The as h. eelebrt ID neral
ION Ihumb weight and Hours Of ekhbion from
Admi,snee Is Chidrea half price poos open
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n & = over one hundred embers 1nd 4 10, lin, m
Reehsn. ss "a os eesafy and the vicinity Of
nenh<, ~ psd n assessments Of IS per week en-
- ell ,syb, ~ os 81 g city Os and 10 Is cify
sanssw ms,A .ay nonthy Org IsT;ery payments. Time
e ~, pay tp back dues The regular
Anss.s M ~ he'd syery MONDAY EVENING" a. oeloci
II the ncnh q brosdssy and Grsnds fall
srear spply - the meetings 1. desirable For further
Il How a POTTER fres:dsni No HSnsver..
~" ]" bsSsdwsy R0ssa No. S W 4 ~ w -'A l.
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ID sunday Antl.slnycr, Mceting..-THE Nrw-YoR


2nsrantine Netice.-PoRf or New-YosK staten Island
- I-Steantge towing inward hound vessels viii nereaf
v, No Al least A.eei hAwser and under crcuulssapc =,
permitted to Aonsds aness case Of distress IN
vessel eaed BY the Health hoer All other boats
@ Gs arr CAUTIONED approach within 800 yard
''Vseih " ara1ne, under the penalties ofths law
: 'sNec) RICHARD L. MORRIS Health Ofce-
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Marine Affairs.

THE NEW FERRY Boat EAGLE, built for the new Bridge
Street Ferry Company, made trial trip yesterday which
repre-, ened to have been very satisfactory to all con
cerned. The machinery was from Messrs Pease h
Murphy Fulton Iron Works.
LAuScH.-The steamer Anglo Celt will be launched
from the yard Of Mr. Isaac G Smith, at Hoboken New
Jersey, this day, a. one O'Clock, p Her dimsn.ions
srelengh 40 feet. beam % feet, hold ct mcasur
ing 40 tons. She is Owned by part in New Orleans
aud designed for towing vessels fro OUTSIDE the har
Of that city She has been built of extra rength and
s 70 be furnished wi powsr'ul zine, Il Cunning
ha In Belknsps foundry. Capt. Porter formerly OF
The Anglo Saxon and Anglo American is to lie her COM
mander.
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Jenny Lind and her Husband.

We are happy to hear that there truth in tho
story published in New York letter in the New
leans Picayune, respecting the domestic relations of
Jenny Lind The following letter, addressed to C. Ed
ward Habcht, Esq, Swedish and Eor~egian Consul at
New York gwi hope set at rest the reports in crcu
lation:-
DRFaDFN 10 Feb. 1853
vi ma Cudilof val. Otto mycket cd och snail;
arbetar jemt bemma jcmt, vang emt densanma til.
foriitlign atjemt tanker mtt min
och bar EFT lugnt sta ALA vexlingar
TRANSLATION.
We are, God be thanked, well. Otto very good and
kind, he labors instantly Ia alwa,s at homo always
Kind reliable friend always only OF M
welfare and my happiness and bcars calm, sill eoura
in all vicissitudes
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Talk on 'Change.

Cotton continued firm, with sales 1000 bales Pork
advanced 25c per barrel Other leading articles of trade
were without change.
Some parties expressed themselves pleased with the sue
of Messrs Sloo Co. in securing the right of way
the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec The route would
greatly the time Of transit between New York and
San Francisco, and, if well managed would prove the
most popular until a railroad should be built to the
Pacific within the borders Of the United States.
The Panama Railroad had nothing serious the
construction Of other routes short Of large ship canal
and then it not certain that it would pay
The great route between Europe and Australia including
the islands OF Oceanca, would lay directly the 18th
mus of Darien, the railroad forming link.
There were many projects Of routes to connect
Pacific with the Atlantic by the different isthmuses as
there for railroad routes between the Pacific and
the Mississippi
Merchants had been the active and eff ,ient friends O.
internal Improvements, and GLASS Of citizens had
contributed freely towards their execution The
expedency Of Congress passing at its late session. any
one Of the large land schemes for making railroad to
the Pacific, doubted; but government should have
made ample provision for securing the early thorough
survey of three four Of the most feasible routes so
far the transit of the Rocky Mountain range was con-
cerned that in future propositions for government
aid in their construction, the whole subject would be
better understood and means wisely appropriated
1t said that bill that could be framed would
ever likely obtain from Congress appropriations to
struct any part Of the road within the limits OF the
States. As far government expenditures were con.
cerned they might be applied to that point Of the road
lying between the confines Of the Western States and
California in direction, and from thence to the Pa
cifc through Oregon in the other With the exception
perhaps, Of strip Of Wisconsin, there would State
intervene line Of railroad leading from the head of
Lake Superior to the Pacific in The territory Of Washing
ton. Hence, Congress- disposed, could build nearly
every foot Of without interfering with constitutional
scruples But the largest population, with the
trolling interest south of this line. To build road
through the States and west Of Them to San Francisco
II suggested that government might donate lands
the intervening wild country and territories commits
sorers in sufficient quantities to build the road its
whole length and allow the commissioners to convey or
sell to the States through which the road would pass
portion Of the same, provided they would issue their
equivalent in bonds sufficient with private subscriptions
TO build the sections Of the road within their respective
limits.
"A very light and iDgepiousy framed sledge boat was
exhibited in front cf the Exchange which was intended
to be used in Dr. Kanes Arctic expedition 1t was some
twelve fourteen feet long, yet man, assisted
red over his head and shoulders through the streets
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Personal Intelligence.

THE HrPoDRoME- ARRIVAL OF FRANCoN.-Among the
list Of passengers the steamship Washington, which
arrived last night, observe the of ~ Francoo,
proprietor Of the Hippodrome and some tive nty mem
bert of his equestrian troupe.
VrsrrRs EURoPE.-The steamship Atlantic, Captain
West will leave for Liverpool at her usual hour to day
she had 1856 passengers engaged yesterday Among
them the Princess Murat Of Florida ]. j. de Osma
Minister of Peru to the United States, and family Rev.
DR.. Tying of New York and Professor Bates, and Rev.
Or. Don, and Dr. Geo. B Wood, of Philadelphia.
CANDIDATES FOR AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP packet ship
Universe Capt Bird from Liverpool which arrived yes
terday, has favored with the following statistics Of
his passengers Whole number SIC; Of which 1893
males and 242 are females. OF the former there are
railway clerks storeAeepers, carter, woollen
nufacurer curriers', butchers golfers, ieweler,
weavers / machinist, engineers mason l builder,
blacksmith, painter and glider gardener bakers.
miners mlwrights Inner, and the remainder of
the adult males are Ofhe females 80 ere dress
makers and the remainder servants. 50 natives of
Germany, Of Holland, 80 of England of Scotland %
of Wales of the Isle Of Man. 46l Of Ireland and citi
zens Of the United States-ai in good health
Father Ganxxi has received invitation from Balti
more to address the citizens Of the Monumental City
about the great question Of the public schools He will
deliver there two lectures, Tuesday and Thursday
next At the instance of many persons in New York the
Italian Padre will deliver ten lectures at Metropoli
tan Hail. The proceeds from the lecture Monday
last the Italian Benevolent Society and for the Swiss
expelled by Austria from Lombardy, amounted to $500.
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DaguerreotyPcs I'm OH, by w. III. HITLER,
urpsr corner of Broadway Murray streets Butter
BY and besutiful discovery is enabled to copy
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We Respectfully Invite the Attention Of our
the notice of Charles Wood headed 1850 build
and 80 FARMS Here great opportunity for those
who wish to have cheap homestead In the country and
ecitv
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For Superior Job Printing, OF any Doscrip-
tion from small card to book or nsy:PaRsr call at
Superior type good workmen and promptness in te are
thS order \ this once.
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Couxt CalendarlThls Nay,
UHnD STATE DmnsCT CoUnr.-Motiops.
SuPnnn CouRI-Spscial Term.-Motions
SUPREME CouK-Crcuit--No 81, 1871, 2o4 A05, 80,
$751; 635 to t45
COMMON PIxAs-Part Frst-Nos. 606, 1877 to 799. Part
Second.-Nos. TOO, 778 to 766.
SUPERIOR COURT-Motions and decisions.
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Music-Rem0val-Sell on Mt C0st.-The
having the stock Of and plates
days will sell the music at cost previous TO removal
HORACE WATERS, sign the door J. NJ Jaques.
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1000 AdvanceS.-Furniturc SaIcss-BfAhch
4 TcIONFEII Auctioncers ll3 Fulton street, will
attention sales of furniture At private residences AZ
their rooms the furniture Of parties
Who NAV prefer disposng 1t at private SALE They will
maze adyances on to the above amount.
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Daguerreotypes.-sees q Co. Progress with
of all who have the splendid works
Of the art as taken daily by hundreds the
sPtp.mrt;nr To run them down. Rooms 289 Broadway.
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Notice.-After first OF May we ws.l close
our store at three o. clock p NJ, on Saturdays.
JNO. HIGGINS & CO., As Broad street.
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A @ Hat for % 5O.-J. n. Feeny, No. SO Ia
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