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EAAIES PATRICK has removed to his brick build
ID ing on Battery street. Pacific, san Francisco and
offers for sale the following articles:
200 flkins choice table butter
POO bbls extra heavy mess pork;
300 cases extra leaf lard;
$4,000 ID choice sugar cured hams;
10000 1b clear bacon sides;
800 bbls Brandywnc ID X cornIheal;
500 ib star candles IS;
300 boxes Cole atcs pearl starch;
200 bbls old Monongahea whskey;
so bbs Zante currants
100 eases fine table SALT Il II IT. bags.
n2ImlSma XZ
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4. 4 AMERICAN 880{ysY,

$3.50 4-fl NIL. OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
YENlE Undersigned take this method ofrcturnnc thank,
the very liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 them
and solicit continuation Of the same.
10 those who arcacquaintcd with house, we would
say nothing II Recommendation; but to those who arc
strangers would say That the American House is sua-
ted in the most healthy and pleasant part of Town 1t is
furnished III neat and elegant manner, having plenty Of
single and double rooms to suit the wants of guests also
parIors and reading well supplied with files of tho
latest papers.
and Bar viii always be supplied with tho
81 neriet affords In fact, We pledge ourselves to
make the o W
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CIGARS. Cigars, Cigars.

Clgars, IlgalS CIgars.
Eb EGALIA DE PARIS, Montoro; Regalia de Paris
Il q La Mora;
RcgaIia Montoro. Beg,lia Ia Mora,
lmporiales Monroro, lmpcriaes la Mora,
Londrcs Montoro 4ondrcs, la Mora,
Reealia las midas. Rcgaa. Prubese,
Regalia Media, Pruebese, Regala. lsablita,
Rcgalia, la Forinda, Regala, Firmeza,
Regalia, Pcrla Cabana, Rcgalia Empress Russia,
Conchas Eulalia, Rcgalia, Antiguidad,
Rceaia Santaguera Conchas, Empcno,
Regaa la Noz Conchas, Firneza
Operas, Antiguidad, Londres. Santaguro,
Oueras Firmeza Lontrcs, Martinez dor,
Constantly receiving by clipper ships stocks worthy the
attention of buyers. For sale by JAMES PATRICK.
Battery st., Sd door from Pacific. s. F. n2lml$ma
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San Francisco, Nov. Sth, 1853.

The Golden Gate FIGURING MIL will be conducted
by the subscribers under the and style here
toorc and the public may rest assured that effort
part shall be wanting fully sustain the high reputation
that the Golden Gate -four has acquired i'll California.
The article manufacture is pure and unadulterated; it
made from the choicest native wheat and fully equal
to the best Haxa Gallcgo. We tender our sincere
thanks to friends and the public generally for thcrb
eral patronage heretofore extended to and respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same.
f. D. CONRO.
w. A. SAMPSON.
San Francisco, Nov. Doth, 1858 2-3m
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San cftantistu advertisements.

a. opartmersiiip.-The coparnershp heretofore exist
v ing between the subscribers under the and style
of Conro Sampson Co.. is this day dissolved by mutu
al consent f. ID CONRO,
w. A. SAMPSON,
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NKs Pens, Pen Holders WATERS, Envelopes &c, &C.,
i Spr sale by [uov 1921 TAYLOR d THOMAS
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Post Office Literary Depot.
a I URlE NOTWITHSTANDING Stationers and
y NoTsmen Third stroVt, next 10 the Post Oaee
sazi aAcute
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COLOMA BREWERY
100000 SHINGLES

For Sale.
A I BALLARD'S RANCHO, COLUMBIA Orders
"a promptly attended to Apply to c. V. BALLARD
ON the premises, or to S. b. WEILER
I9--lf Coro1,.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DIX; ,WIEd1NG's EXTRA PRIVATE LECTUREs.-oNE
- this afternoon, at two O'clock ladies' and one This
evening at ~ o'clock to gentlemen Hall
corner ofTwcny third street and avenue
OF great interest and Importance 90 nl
with the model de femme basin dc femme dc bomne
manikns, Skeletons paintings and fifty or sixty models h
sides Admission Is oents. =
DorULAR LECTURES, ACCOMPANIED BY sciIN
tihc Experiments the most remarkable presented
to the public illustrated by splendid apparatus
achymy, chemistry, electricity, and electro mag
every evening this week at the City Assembly Rooms $50
broadway, by Dr. Williams and Professor LOOMS Medical
Office, 500 Broadway
HOUSE MISUNDERSTANDING. SEEING ANDSpFAE
ing Mediums-Prof OWEN will lecture spritualism
this evening and during the week the hell 4i2 Broadway
corner q Lipcnagd st.et. Tickets shilling admit to
one lecture and afternoon circles week. Doors omen
Ga lecture to commence at IA o'clock.
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ADVER TISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY.
~ SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. ga
ST. PATRICIS,S DAY.

CELEBRATION OF ns SAINT Fat RATRIcK's DAY.
various Civic saesas who Nave made
to Celebrate the anniversary Of !rsanss Patron ssn
next tho inst a.s}s o'clock A H. in the following following
order HON sse agsi1n e Grand Marshal
Assisted by Patrick Dee Esq and Jas Norton, Esq.,
Tho Shamrock Bcnevolens Society New York will, nee. in
Second street street, right RI. resting on Bowery.
s sia@ais Ass%i be Masilsl
Laborers Union benevolent Society street right
rs .'%s Si: si:s%, i Ns1'Ss, o
Hsrnn Benevolent BSsi1 ! sssssy in Fourth street.
resting on Second avenue
''I sisc cGcssG M Ms5ss'l.
west Of second avenue
tween Fourth and Fifth .treets.
Ancient Order nberniaus Fifth street east of Second
James Sander. Msrshsl.
Union rra,ss,rs ss G,@ IN rn ,..
Thomas Herman Marshal.
Irish American Beneyesnt Society in Second be-
New York Benevolent Society Of Operative MnsOn' in Sixth
,,,,..., .,. Michael sI. MsAyoy Marsha. S,I, ,
sixth street, west OF Second avenue.
m
John Dowd, Marshal.
The Shields Club in Seventh street, east Of Second
Michael Daley, Marshal.
The Irc e., will T:ys precisely a. 10 osoSs NJ
through Chatham street and The park through
nue. Fourteenth street Eighth avenue Hudson street, ca
Societies not represented and citizens wishing to join
in the proeession will be assigned position u the by
THOMAS MeKTERNAN Grand Marshal
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CELEBRATION OF ST. PATRICK's DAY THE
~ young friends of Ireland will celebrate Patr:rks
day In tho usual manner on Thursday evening March ~
1858 at the Apollo Rooms 40 broadway. Tickets
obtained Of member of the Committee of Arrangements
JOHN d. MORRIS Sec WIN. A. NUGENT, Pres.
LNEAST OF ST. PATRICK AT THE CATHLDRAL-A
IL solemn pontihogl mass will he celebrated n.
Patrcks Cathedral, this morning at l0s o'clock the
Most Rev Archbishop The pancgyrc Of thc Saint will be
preached by the Rev. Bernard Reilly. - G. Prot Of Bellies
Lettres at st. Johns College, Fordham
DEPUBbIChN FRIENDS or JRELAND-DINNFR-
III The republican friends of ireland will celebrate
Patricks Day by public dinner at Tammsny HALL SIEVE
raj dtngu patriots will he prcsea guests Dinner
o'clock Y. N. precisely To.cts S. each had
from the committee at Tammany Hail. every evening from
eight to ten oalne-, ~s tie bar.
CT PATRICk's SOCIETY, BRooELyN.-THE FOURTH
~ annual dinner OF the St. Patrcks Society will take
place At Gothic Hall Adam street ts evening March IL,
eight o'clock Tickets be had Mr. Nevins $50 Full
ton street, or at Gothic Hall this evening.
FREDERICK NORRIS, NJ. D., President
JAMES DowHEy, Secretary.
Ct PATRICK's DAY GRAFTON, BY VI. D0HENY,
- at The Tntcrnace at 81 r. r. this day suhjcct-Tho
irish Brigade The Sixty ninth Regiment New York State
Militia VIII attend IN full uniform, with Dodworhs Band
Doors open at o'clock r. NJ Tickets Is cents be had
st the door
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COAL.

TyOAJ-TuE VERY BEST QUALITY OF PEACH OR
~ chnrd rcd ASH and stove sizes we'll screened and
In good order under 81 ton. The
niccst for erocers always hand yard 60 Goerch
street, corner OF Riyipgton. NAT CLINTON
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Married.


On Wednesday, March 16, by the Rev. Stephen H.
Neeker, Mr. GEORGE W. MEsERoI Of Green Point l. H. to
MARIE LOUISE daughter OF Thomas j. Van SAINT Esq., of
Williamsburg
At Schenectady, March H. by the Rev. VIM. Payne
Miss CHARLOTTE BAILEY MyKRs to Mr. THOMAS R. JACKSON
of this city
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THE BALL SEASON.

ENIRST ANNUAL EALL OF THE YOUNG MEMS RIO
man Catholic Benevolent Association, at Tammany Hail.
Saint Patrick's ugit Thursday March IT, 1883 Mana
hams band for tho occasion Tickets
OF the members at the oor, the night the ball
MAURICE X. FINN Chairman.
G ~, rn. a; FAI's' Secretaries.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

s..rsn A that .sas1y !; p
bookseller il Paris ali the BOOKSELLER France
s'fs *. a sss
Wit ):
~ ternational Arrangements
"na h have Ok
hs ; Of .o ss Ss
seeming earliest
the sale exported reprinted BY them being ali
a ss nia:rs their publishers
Nss,Is In ilssi.Ty scents il all matters
The
1ns 1ss
rendents, where requested s9.t
and IT. Ssn M SShs Sa BY n Low Ser
published pss attention being given to secure
np
agent NJ S%kroN 70 CHAMBER: street Ssr Yois
Esags Co. o
CRATIs.-NEw PUBLICATIoN-A POPULAR TRFA
1 sHs s.s Ss Isass
a. s's
M
WI .Ths Mu,ioa World and Times for tho week ending
ssa,S" sa . q x s'dy d. on
poser and critic in wic her capacities singer
Of are music ana read IT, T
fun e & ssus s and %uiS a,. s
three pieces choice uc and valuable selection Of mis-
To ss at Sa @
way where subscriptions are also received.
a tho
rOnssr dsset.d to the Of social
Wy Hrsliihsls, hasSs; Ken,sk and Tie cssssiis
No viii eentain ndsidua spesiaessens Of taas band 81
Rosues the New York Aldermen together with descrp
vice, the Tea Room. Pusi.hcd BY Nv sINoy, NJ Y
No. So Nassau .tr;ct.
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON THE 18TH OF MARCH.
Graham Au'eesn MGnhiy Masa ~ april iTS
second at q the new srii - eSlsr 1
Pr ;sr: a'' isi
aay osfeE h@srssa vii satisfy army
Mr. Reads novel eharmingy and illustrated as IL
m hs q the The
long 1ssn one Of the syc e crHnsms reaasrs win be
Gralams Magazio since its endorsement contains more
Shall 10 quality shall &c Of the best
to maintain for Grsan tho 'front.' s rank 1sH in merit
The Pilgrims q crsa ag srna1S ORR
sqab Day ps Z. Water wa,sro r'1fH ar nssf Original Bye
TIE Ers,o Gns ~ WI H. p eSsse. H. stewart
Helen Lyrd,ey. From Sharps Magazine. by nrs D. =.
The Return cd Lutte Illustrated. Poetry by G. Mackay
Marcus Tulius Cicero GuLtins, LII Original BY Henry
Giles. 49,, ~ m 80. Nv
Hull. a., o,,., m
TIE Cherry Tree ORIGINAL by Mrs. Julia Z. r. Dorr.
Nv Life, Ori,dnsI. by VIM. Alexander.
re Pearl Of Lima translated for Graham BY Anne
Imoaen, Original Wy u, II. Stoddard.
Tho Tanker and Cahblcr Tasso's Gerusaemc, and
Iamnrtne's Line at st. Bernard Translated for Ora
na Tie Herosn Of Labor Original BY r. w. Grayson.
Sonnet Original. iiy Wn. Alexander.
Edwin Percy Whpp,e. Original. by j. 9. ID.
To Norma. Original iy \. ". Kossi
ettcrs From Home. Original. BY Horatio Wallace.
The Homes and Graves of Byron, &C. Selected. 81
BENJAMIN Moran.
Autumn Flowers. Original. BY 7. II. ".
Ny Books. Original. by Trueman $. Perry. -.
Aspen Court. From Bentley's Miscellany. BY shifId
Brooks.
A Tale Of the Revolution. ByR.
Russia and her Scrfs. Original. = u,,..
March Birds Original. By Erastus w. ElisWoi'n'
Review OF New Books. - -. 49,.
rotace-Ths Magazine WEIGHS over seven anu nos ossr
eight The rosta'c three cents n.pau H""'''s
w !ouf i's'"~e'e'' e GEO. r. GRAHAM,
No l3l Chestnut street, PhadophAe
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hair dye h the best yet discovered ooorng the
whskers the moment ~ Is applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this fayoFo aud cid established hair
lye pcrerms astonishing 1t Ia for sale applied at
bATCHEL0RS Mig factory, No. A Wall street.
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Luxury and RefinemeMt.-Every day De-


veloes some phase of luxury refinement and social
in great metropolis and among all the
suits which art and taste applied the practical wants Of
fe have yet achieved wo confidently point to
be opened this evening" under the Mercantile Hotel No.
Warren street, spacious and elegant reservoir Of fashion,
Into enough Of the the crash and thun
der the to yield delicious Of stiffness
and The first object of the proprietor of this estsb
GshmeRt been to render select and complete
well elegant than other In tho city The eight
magnificent bath rooms the size OF bed chambers fur
nsed with appliance which luxury could invent de-
sized Russia bathing towels imported expressly for tese
by Messrs Doremus Nixon, being the first time OF
their introduction in this country They unite requ
site which the ordinary crash towels bathing
do possess The bathing provided with copper
bathing CLUBS, with ndestruetihle yer surface They
elegantly carpeed and furnished with mirrors No. &c. and
by the distinguished artist Monsieur Brenniy No.
2S William street These paintings represent Of the
Piles, the Grotto Of Neptune &e end several American
views the City Of Baltimore the New York City Hail. tho
the New York Crystal Palace &C., 60 Tho doors and
nes the bathing painted by f. q Gardner and
deliberately decorated with exquisite designs by Mesr
Helms Connel the grsat decorators and gders of 1853
Broadway. But Of the most beautiful things in the
and which, originally made for exhibition in the Crys
tai Palace purchased for this saloon at cost OF 800
OF respect to the style OF hair dressing the quail
ching but which very CHEST and choicest
found at this establishment Hair dyes shay
Ing creams brushes &c. &c Of tho most
PEGS, moustaehes, whskers, &C. will be carried in the
very highest style and from mate
zee one Of the elegant and complete ever
opened TO their inspection and patronage.
r.. G. GARDNER, Mercantile Hotel, Warren street.
WANTED-Ten first class journeymen hardressers. Con-
slant oyment with highest wages given. Apply at
g. GARDENERS Emporium of Fashion, Hair Dressing and Bath
Ing Saloon, d Warren street. .
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DRY GOODS.


CANTON GRAPE snAwLs.-FIFTY CASES OF
~ Canton Grape stawls, plan and embroidered
on sale by the peos much below tho market
sent advance. GEO. BUfPiN, s6i Broadway.
TOR SALE-AN ASSORTMENT OF EMBROIDERY IN
robes modes, and linens at I'll Broadway.
JAMES BECK co. HAVE JUST OPENED THEIR
novelty The rearon-sEs shawis mantillns iaoes en-
trocres barcges aconets argandes de LANES French
prints &c., Of the newest styles and designs together with
keeping articles gloves hosiery, &e No. 5 broadway
r IECOLN GREEN RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
IL the ladies New York that they to show
gentlemens ana chrcns English and German spring and
summer hosiery Which they will sell ut their uniform
lew prices at the Peoples Ono Price Hosiery and Shirt
store, 100 Canal street, oppotite West broadway
~ STEWART see viii "pen on Monday March 2st, their
spring stock Of Psria made mantas, &c. Broadway.
CrRING MANrnLAs-THE IMPORTATIoNs AND
- manufactures - the Paris Mantla Emporium, 36l
ta) and will be found to comprise the varod and
beautiful assortment mantiilas the city.
GEO BuLPIN, ssl Broadway
CHAwLs.--THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ATTENTION
- superb ccl,e ton English and French cashmere,
Canton Grape and tier foreign shawls chiefly Of his
Importation and oemring novelty " the
GEO. BULPIN, Mantia and Shawl Emporium
36l Broadway
DIBB0NS. SILKS AN y MILLINERY GOODS-THE UN-
~ dersigned now TO exhibit the cheapest
able for first class merchants and mnera Of section
the Union being all his for the spring
trade which he win offer IN the most iaycrahe sssms
90 B0wery, corner OF Hester street.
TIFFANY CUTTING, 32l BROADWAY, ARE NOW
opening general assortment of spring goods silks
hawls beregos tsues seonets organdios Iaoes and
lroideries, glo, hosiery. &c. Nc.
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best style of custom may he done by Singers Sewing
Machines far better and ha.dsomer than 1t by hand
Thefo admirable machines and their work always
amined at the principal cfaco, No. 255 Broadway.
/, M, SINGER A co.
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WOAxcD Aromatic 8c01oCaamA 0cAnApf14,
Manufactured by the proprietor exclusively at sohoda
favored and by the harsh but
by the choice botanical variety Of the italian Juniper berry
whose mere vinous extract distilled and rectded with It's
Spuous solvent tincture
81 exquisite favor and altogether In It's
fore known.
gravel CONT and chronic rheumatism in distractions Of
she bladder and Kidneys and debility it's effects prompt
decided and inv araLy reliable And Is only r-nedy
Tor these aladies but in all In which they are pro
drced by drinking bad water which almost universally
Put up in pint and quart bottles.
sale by principal druggists grocers in the Uni
ted States. uDoLrho WOLFE; h%Rsrs Street,
TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY.
Recommended by the medical faculty in New York, Dos
ton PHILADELPHIA Baltimore, New Orleans and by phys
matte SchdGm Sehnapps in cases OF gravel govt, chronic
atsm 6c and medicinal diet drink, IL has
perior. .
UDOLPiO WOLFE Importer, y Beaver street.
Take the Responsibility !-These were the
words Of that of iron will General Jackson
occasion of his removal of the deposits SO
the Defiance Salamander Safes &C. Gayler's paten They
indeed take the responsibility" have on thou.
sand occasions protected from fire thieves
deposits entrusted to them. They
80 John street ef Cold after May
by ROBERT n. PATRICK manufacturer.
Rch's improvement.-STEARNS MARVIN, No. lag
Water street. Now York tho only makers salaman
der SAes with Widers patent and Rch patent combined
Grapes, Grapes, Grapes.-A large stock OF
Amsra and Malaga grapes to be had wholesale retail
az flEhCEs Italian warehouse 693 Broadway between
Amity and Fourth streets.
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ssunders' Toilet Furnishing Stores, No.
Aster House. and No 3e7 Broadway, where be
of portable
cutlery combs brushes &c. of the finest quality Depot
Tor the sale OF the metallic tablet strop.
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A Electricity causes Seeds to spr0ut, so
Cradoras hair imparts vsgeatve power to
dry seurfy decang hair The ygor and beauty restores
eeet; in few moments red sandy groy tint is
changed black brown Sold at CRISTADORAS, No.
8 Aston House.
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L,URNlTURE-J DIXON, HAVING REMOVED TO
the spacious warehouse sOS Broadway next TO Grace
Church. would respectfully invite the attention of his old
customers and persons about furnishing TO call and
inc his large stock OF rosewood and oth furniture before
purchasing elsewhere Also hand the ar-est assortment
Of hedstoads and bedding In the city j. DIXON 800 and
sos broadway, opposite Eleventh street.
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Fine Cutlery.-The undersigned call atten-
sion 70 their assortment Of and pocket knives among
which will be found of the most beautiful and
terms ever imported G. SAUNDERS SON, No. Astor
House, and H7 Broadway.
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ITO FURNITURE DEALERS AND THOSE GOING TO
J. housckeeping.-GEORGI n SCHNEIDER, ~ Canal
street three doors FROM Broadway OF cabinet
furniture having to account of the building coming
down offer for sale large assortment Of rsswooo
ard mahogany furniture consisting OF rich parlor se.s
sarercs tables bookcases music Ftlnds bcdsteads
amos and mahogany wardrobcs, dressing bureaus ana
washstnnds extension tables and dining room
chairs soa and chairs haircoth veeairs arm aad easy
CHAIRS Re- re These articles made expressly for the
city trade OF the very hest workmanship aud will BIO sold ~
prices unsurpassed Mr. Georg retiring from business
e. A. SCHNEIDER will 1st Nay 10 10Y Sanai street
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system. Calculation 10 the foundation Of uniformity in
branch Of and OF business 1t system based
calculation that GREEN, No. Astor House. guages the
Of the human figure hence there has
been be q mistake in the fit of his shirts.
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F. o. Cleaver's Honey SOap.-Just received,
of the above toilet Also
r. s. Cleaver's celebrated Musk Brown Windsor shaw
aud soaps bears grease clarified &C. For
sale by w. J. DAVIES CO., 10 Cortlandt street, sole
agents for United States.
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vision store, together with the fixtures. Stock
amounts to about 0o-has done business Of 81 900 the
and be increased to double that stu
aed in Of the beet business in central New York
the line of railroad just gone into operation The
Fer further particulars apply to Mr. ROBERT SQUIRES
Of the OF Freeland Stewart Co., q Park row. Now
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Association for the Exhibition OF the fn.:ua.

Try q -, raticgs, Office No. SO Broadway New York,
E1sh M iss-fht steskhc.a. Of this association ars
hereby nessa tina. Ss ltws".y p4s cont 9. rs
stcek being the th instament thereof been ordered
tho Board Of Directors and that they required to
the eae at this office, before the 3st day of March,
instant. BY order, WIN. WHETTEN, Treasurer
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE FOR SALE-THE ENTIRE FURNITURE
Of four story houge consisting Of elegant mirrors and
chandeliers velvet tapestry carpets rosewood and sofas
chairs tables washstands bedsteads bureaus mahogs
ny extension table &c. de- &c All the above furniture s
will sold bargain, before May ls Call ut f9 Ninth
1tr
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versss upon Recent Event
. sss: s sss :p.ss
A.d wssyss cool green canopy
Ana . sss lint. q s.sSss strength,
Dssssndins 70 the parent .i earth,
, *: stem s H.: = sas ssi them birth
- arts great Root doth now expand,
Holly contend, on either hand,
TO near the common source Of hfs
Lag i long 'SsY disn.:. they psyss
wh., o nd ss ss h osatsa a. No. s Broadway
sS9 fear Sg E
attracted by the rare perfection Of his work. has
s'ss Il b. line
s ~ Of &c s
The SssusfT c srsyoI taken hero only Painting
Of the eyes, and the entire finish Of Roots work
Meade Brothers' Daguerreotype Ga,lcrles.
he public These pictures have been awarded
worlds Iondon ali Of which cam be- seen s our as
heads Of Europe at 2ss Broadway first floor
SO cent Daguerrc0types.-Th cheapest place
s:n xeG snS s.sIs
pictures complete oolorcd and with for %
and
Children taken in two seconds.
Dagueyreotypes In OIL Of MIR. Webster.-
The portraits which Mr. Butler has made Of this
saetory to them than ythng that they have Mr.
BUFFERS the corner OF Broadway and Muir
ray street.
Association for the Exhibition OF the Induss
try Of all Nations-Ohce No. 80 Brosdway-New York.
TO- l86-At election hold at this oce the It'll
following gentlemen chosen directors for the
ensuing year, viz
Mortimer Livingston, Elbcrt J. Anderson,
Alfred Pell, Philip Burrowes
AuguEt Belmont, Johnston Livingston,
| Alex ander Hamilton Jr., Charles W. Foster,
George L. Schuyler, Theodore Sedgwick,
William W. Stone.
And meeting Of the directors held this day Theodore
Sedgwick appointed President William Whetten, Vice
President Treasurer and Secretary and c. Stuart Assist
ant Secretary.
Beard then proceeding its number
the authority granted by amendment Of the charter
elected William Wheten director for the ensuing
order, WIN. WHETTEN, Seo'y.