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On Thursday April %. by the Rev. DR. Knox RICHARD
H. JOHNSON to SARAH GIBBS daughter of the late Rev.
William Cahoone, Jr., all Of this city.
On Thursday evening, April IS by the Rev. DR.. John NJ
Macauley, JOSEPH H CowDREY TO SLOAN VAN solIseES
daughter of the late Laurence Hill Esq all Of this city
On Ihursday, April IS, by the Rev: NJ. Haskns
RALPH KENYON to JULIA WATERMAN all Of Williamsburg
On Thursday evening April %, by the Rev. DR.. Hat
fed, Mr.. WILLIAM LEX, Of Philadelphia to Miss ELEANOR
JONES, Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please COPY
On Wednesday, April 81 BY the Rev. Or. J H. Price,
ROBERT COCHRAN OF White Plains. N " to ELIZA JANE
daughter of John Vanderbilt. Esq of this city.
On Tuesday, April 20, BY the Rev Jas L Hodge FRED
ham, Esq, of Huntington, South Long Island.
At Easchester, N r., Thursday evening, April g.
by the Rev. d. Devinne MILES G. SMITH, of Mount Vernon
to MARTHA JANE eldest daughter of Augustus lawrence
Esq, Of the ZANE place.
Pennsylvania papers please copy.
In New Lebanon, April o. at the residence Of the brides
father by the Rev Mr. Day. Mr. HENRY NJ SEARS of San
dersvie, Ct to Miss MARY E WHEELER eldest daughter
Of James Wheeler, of New Lebanon
At Cartha yena Feb 49, by the Rev Jose Angel Jeron
Mr.. AuG.s Z. HANABERGH, Of Brooklyn, L. l., to Miss
MERCEDES Toosr Of the former place.
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CAmn1 daughter Of the ats Michael Bowling, in the
2oth year OF her age.
The funeral VIM take place from her mothers residence
No 90 Roosevelt street. to afternoon ct clock
On Friday evening, April 90 LUCIA MARIA, daughter Of
Hiram A. and Catherine A. Maynard, aged year, 9
months and days.
II friends Of the family, the members Of the Police
Department and the members of Zachary Taysr Chapter
No. &c. o. q. A. peetfuly invited TO attend the
funeral to afternoon, at half past O'Clock,
from Fifty nrst street. Second avenue.
In Williamsburg. Thursday evening, April %, Of
Group, CHARLES only of BENZ min A. and Harriet Nor
vile, aged years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to At
tend the funeral to morrow afternoon 1T two O'Clock
from the residence of his parents in Sixth street. between
North Sixth and Seventh streets.
Lovely in death.
On Thursday April 28, at Fort Lee, N. j., ABRAHAM
CRKyEIISG, Esq. NJ. D.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70
attend his funeral from his late residence No ll8 Bar
row street, TO morrow afternoon, at two O'clock
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DEFALCATIONs.-Am more recent examination into
The accounts Of Case the Ascending Collector Of Customs
AtsaDdusky shows the dealcation to amount $3
instead Of 10 ooo heretofore reported It is rumored
some 500 The late whg Collector at Cleveland is re-
ported to be short some $4,000 full adjustment and
examination OF accounts may make all straight with the
last tw0-CinnRn0i ENQUIRER ApriI %.
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mcndcd by physicians generally in the United States
Wofe's Aromatic Schiedam scnapps urpcrlative tonic
duretic anti dyspeptc and invigorating cordial is espe
ealy recommended to all persons residing travelling in
the Southern and Western States
tive of those of the stomach and bowels
duccd by the waters those regions and supernducng
ague renittant and bilious fevers chiefly peculiar to
them The Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps be obtained
In cases aiming each two dozen bottles either quarts
Pnts according to order The bottles neatly labelled
and wrapped and each hears the fac smile of the
tors signature without which the article is
spurious. UD0LPH0 WOLFE, Importer
Rpay trpet-
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3D. Of the Halls of Fashion, Cold stand) 1888 Broadway
second foor question has been. asked frequently, viz
What Is the reason that GEORGE p. FOX the United
States leader Of fashion has his
floor of the same PREMISES Why, because he sell
cheaper and make finer and better work.
fth and has now got new, large magnificent and better
to dos by wealthy Boston pianoforte Arm, T. Gilbert
Co third because he has got first rate able
custom work connection Of the John Randolph stamp
who pay as they go; fourth Fox keeps the lead and
run the horsesi and the hounds namely opposing
hapf ncr"fully-ect them ~ fault 'on the wrong
s,snt.t Come onS ali. visit the Fox Soc, Learn,
snd Tuesday bext and give your orders ct great
sAsipS on former prices.
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ROMANrIc-A couple Of persons were married
short time since whose ages respectively seventy
four and seventy three years. They lovers in the
hey day Of YOUTH and matrimonial connection was then
prevented by parental authority They have each
married and each lost partner by DEATH The frosts Of
time have failed to chill the warm affections Of their
now come together to fua the Of their early years.
-SWinQfeld Republican
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Association for the Exhibition Of the Industry
or NIL Nations.

Office No. s. Broadway, New York, April Is, 1853.
Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors
have resolved by virtue Of their amended charter in
the capital Of this Association to four hundred hous
and dollars and that one thoEs.na share. Of .t: Increased
every three shares to the appearing such
e books Of the corporation Friday the 9th OF May
NO fraction Of q share will be regarded.
transfer books will be closed from p NJ Of the 9th
Of Nay until 10 A. II. of the 18th of May.
WILLIAM WHETTEN, Treasurer.
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EXCURSIONS.

CUNDAY MORNING BOAT F0a NEWBURG LAND.
- ing at Yonkers, Hastings Dohbs' Forty, Tarrytown
Sing Sing Hayorsraw Vrrplanchs Caldwells, Cozrens
Dock and Cold Spring touching at Hamm-nd street. each
Fare 80 cents 10 Ncwburs or cents for tho oxeur
tou The steamer THOMAS Il. HULSE Capt. G. T. Bell
hy will leave the pier foot Of JAY street third per above
Chambers street every Sunday morning at 10 O'clock for
tie above pf encng May Returning, Will leave
Newurgat IL O'clock r. NJ. These trips will be continued
duriu the season.
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AsTRDIDGY,

MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HEI
M skill In foretsing the future, has arrived, and VIII
furnish intelligence by erpreting Dreams law matera
and love- BY astroogo books and science She tells TO IL
dice and gentlemen the names OF The they will
ard III ~ ,sy ,ls'tcrs rra slwr ,ls ,
nngnsn, Frenob and Herman Languages kesidsnss ~
Bowery stairs stanton streeS Once RI ON
10 A. y, to eP. Il. Ladies ~ csats, sSAtlspSn 81
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AzusU 11uy -%KU
Homestead and heslthy location. thousand egh
building lots and eighty farms worth to be dis
tribnted Elk hundred sub.crbsrs the Goth Of
April 1883. Each snbscrber for $l5 will receive
yantee deed for four lots Is by 100 feet farm
to twenty The village Rose Vale where these lots
located 10 only short distance south of the celebrated
Lake Ronkcnkoma the beauty and romantic Of
which praised by all who visit Here may already DO
the evidence that desired that
Ikelan and ermanville will shortly
Long leland long known the most healthy part Anne
rica No fever or agne ever prevaile mild and nvgor
ating climate and gentle breeze from the Atlantic ia
almost constantly waited this delightful For
share apply imme diately to CHARLES WOOD, No. GS
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whole Union has been heard in favor of Boges Amole
hest cheapest and easiest remedy fer that pccsar
tyeness to pain which accompanies sh%vng and also in
mondaton OF his Hyperion Fluid the
heauter and restorer of the hair Sold by the
WILLIAM BoGLE, az Warrington street, Boston. Also,
by A. b. d. Sands, 100 Fulton street, VIM III. Cary Co..
245 Pearl street; Rushon Clark Co, 273 and Rice
Smith Broadway and by the druggists and perfumcrs
RON hout the world.
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AAO.cssOA <AAcANssuC1 - ASuA b1IlCOp0CTOu0V
or indicated compound l BroadwayThe year 1853 has
opened with demand for this preparation which has taken
even the proprietor by he is
sales Twenty gross day barely fill the daily
Try dealers state in their letters that the public is literally
ts viii reach one million and half Of bottles. The uni
yersa declaration is that such for
and the yigor and of the hair exists
stings bruises Co. and relieving inflammation and irr
aton Of the skin those who have tried equally unan
mous In short public opinion sets way this sub
ct and bears its current the solid evidences
iarity and profit The retail price-25 cents per large
botties 80 small that hestates cavils
the reduction madc favor dealers enables realize
most satisfactory return. BARRY'S Trcopherous
most much staple article Of consumption bread Sold
wholesale and retail at 3 Broadway and by the principal
Canada, Mexico West Indies, Great Britain France Be-
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INSURANCE..

CTUYvESANT FIRE INSURANCE CO.-OFFICES, Isl
y Bowery Broome street. under the Bowery Bank
and co Wall street-Capita 800 0ooThis company
against loss damage by fire. dwelling houses and urni-
ure warehouses; and merchandise factories ships in
port &C. the most favorable terms All losses will be
Immediately adjusted and promptly paid.
FREDERICK r. LEE, President
SAMUEL WILLETS Vice President.
BENZ. J. PENrz, Secretary
JOHN Cox, Surveyor.
N B-Apphcations fer insurance in this company may
be left with Mann Richardson, at the branch office 60
Wall street.
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maehers Patent votaie Chains
10 DO under tho garments the
sover in medicine and electricity Of the day The
Importance Of the invention has been acknowledged in
the chains have been spped with great medical
Brooklyn City Hospital de-; and in Europe by the Royal
COLLEGE q Physicians London; by the Academic National
ne Royal Faculty at Berlin and other scientific nssu
kurepe The proprietors are in possession
70 she same effect from All the above America
members the profession in both hemispheres and
the public to examine them. Full and illustrated descrp
nons-one for personal and for scientific
copies OF and number Of cured in New
rhes W be forwarded free Of postage to part the
rss-sents postage stamps J. STEINERT No. 56s Broad
way, corner Prince street..
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LIQUORS.


100 000 BOTTLES OF CHOICE OLD BRANDIES,
lUU.UVU wines &C. &C., OF the best grades, for fa-
mily also largo assortment Of trandies wines GIN
whkey in various sized imported expressly
dealers, Mt twenty Per cent below any other house.
W. II. UNDERHILL 43O Broome street.
IN 000 DOZEN FINE TABLE cLARET WINE. AT
lU.UUO 81 80 Dozen bottles returned, $40 ST.
susn and ST Esph from g Per
stout Scotch ales, pale ale, &e. &C., for sale by
w. Ii. UNDERHILL, s30 Broome street.
A TTENTIoN OF FAMILIES AND DEALERS is RES
IA pectfully invited to the wine depot, $50 Fourth
Twenty eighth street branch Of the celebrated
Enlistment OF William H. Underhill sS0 Rroome street.
Tie above store under the superintendent of b.
Browne and the public rely obtaining choice vines
lrandes ales porter &C. &c, at twenty cent below
the prices usually charged Persons leaving the city by the
New Haven Harlem railroad will find the above
venent location.
DoCHELLE BRANDIES.-N0W LANDING, AND FOR
IL GALE from wharf ships Euphrosine and Francis Palm
OF superior CogI star brand Also Seg
nctte, Cognac and Bordeaux brandies Burgundy port
Champagne &C. for sale from u s. Bonded Warehouse at
low prices. Apply to
[. Ii. SIMPSON 4 SONS Importers, 10 Beaver street.
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and perversons true and false physical social cond
tons and the most intimate relations Of
Price 81 s.o Sold BY sTRINGER TOWNSEND, wholesale
any reputable bookseller or sent by mail post paid 81
the author at Portehester New York city
the best ply sologieal work cxtant and
respects the only atacory ono ever written Nearly five
thousand copies mailed during the first three
and scientific work received or responded TO
with more enthusiasm 1t s the book OF the age.
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I>00kmG- Glass WarehOuse-l003-L0
glasses 1T reduced priees-RICHARDS KIN0SLAND Ne.
0ortisndt street. The trade supplied with frames, &e
composition state. Factory Ne. I& Duane street.
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HOME STE ADS.


ENORDHAM VILLAGE LOTS.-ABOUT TWO HUNDRED
lots OF various sizes in the beautiful village Of Ford
ham, estchester county situated the Harlem railroad
ten miles from tho city Of Now York These lots
srahy situated, being within three minutes walk Of the
for miles There daily trains that stop al
the Fordham depot and the only cents
each making place the desirable any other
for doing business in the city always
attendance at the Fordham depot the arrival every
to conduct TO the Terms easy title
indsputabc. For maps and full particulars apply to
BERRIAN BANKS, Is Nassau street, New York; Or ut
the Post office, Fordham, Westchcster county
pETERsvILLE. HOMESTEAD AssocIArIoN-THIs
Association, formed for the purpose Of enabling the
for dwellings in this city have land beau
TRULY situated in the immediate vicinity Of New Rochelle
with the intention of cutting up into building lots Said
land to be distributed among the members of the Aso
ten in and lots 1t the
price The make weekly into the hands
Of the Treasurer cents week. entities member to
quarter acre. 81 So to one half and 50 week.
to one whole number Of houses and barns at
present the and member drawing lot that
witbt ut other charge than the weekly payment
As the ground desirable in every respect holding
fair good II the party should
not settle it himself the Association has hesitation in
inviting the public to become members.
Public meetings Of the Association held every Monday
at the American Hotel Of Broadway and Grand
street at o'clock r NJ Information be had at any
time to the working Of the Association Gifts fol-
lows F. A. POTTER President, No. Hanover street.
WIN. II. HOYT, Treasurer, No. 230 Ninth avenue.
n. GELLATLY, sec'ry, No. lT broadway, room No. 5.
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For Sale Cheap-Two solid mahogany top
counters each IL feet inches together with lot
shelving all and well adapted to the dry
e''>' D. g. wOoD 4 CO., No. s9l Broadway.
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Advertising House. No. l02 Nassau street. Of Ann.
3hs best leading papers, from all parts of The United
States and Canada Lowest prices and fullest authority
the publishers Information freely given Call
- facites.
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COUTH WILLIAMSBURG.-THE NINTH REGULAR
meeting of the South Williamsburg Village Association
win be held at .7 Bowery on Monday evening May At
be in attendance at o'clock receive the weekly dues
DIR. Z. II. KIMBARK President. %
B. W. WILSON, Secretary.
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- Shs pioneers Of CAforn and ID slasssd among the
Dese saeesssfu Of the miionairss Of that aursr0ua
aeo We understand that he has prevailed upon several
q ne insurance companies of this atty 70 ssaAsh sgen-
60 IA Gan Franciseo with the view OF taking risks to the
amount Of many millions Of dollars He goes TO Europe
With the intention, possible Of prevailing upon the In
suxanee Offices there TO do likewise.
Major Mackenzie, Toronto; Hon I. B. Van Buren,, CALI
1osnia; j. p. Reynolds, Esq Virginia; and Hon. Lewis
Psterson Pa arrived yesterday 1t the Metropolitan.
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THE CARROLL HOUSE, NO. 722 BROADWAY OPPO-
site the New York above house having boon
fashionable hotel the European plan will be opened this
day the accommodation Of the public No pains
complete order the comfort convenience and luxury
guests Most choice suits Of be
supplied transient permanent boarders The under
egned engaged the proprietor Of large and fash
the of Hartford and elsewhere for the
last twenty and feels warranted saying that he has
thorough and complete acquaintance with the bust
and his old friends we'll
to favor him with call. BURT MCKINNEY.
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Spring Business Coats, Spring Overcoats,
lrng sacks spring froet spring vests spring pants the
largest and most beautiful variety of goods selected from
?uE choicest spring portations. D. 81. DEvLIN,
Nos 80 and So John street, corner Nassau.
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Canal Street Carpet Store, No. 40 Canal street.
E. A. PETERSON CO. call the attention their friends
the stock elegant received from the
most celebrated omprisng tapestry velvet
Brussels three ply and ingrain Also large assortment
Of ocloths venetisns, mattngs window shades &C. &e
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HOTELS.

HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON L. l.. WILL
Ii open for the reception Of boarders May let The
boat Eagle will commence her regular trips April 18th from
pier foot Of Murray street at NJ and at and p NJ
leaving Fort Hamilton at and 10 A. and p. NJ, antn
ysns let, when the trips will be increased leaving Fort
mander Of the Parties wishing engage rooms
address the proprietor ct Fort Hamilton at the Of
Gee, Astor House. HAWLEY D. CLAPP.
DAvILION NEW BRIGHTON.-THE PROPRIETOR
of this establishment begs leave TO inform his friends
and the public that he ready to enter into
en,ung The proprietor can be the premises
Norris street will bo Immediately attended to- The
yilion will in the carly part OF May before suf
lsa,ssEew York pier No n r. At and Il n, and 81,
and 20 p. n more frequent ncaton will be
tsbhed as the season advances The distance from New
York New Brighton 10 six miles, trip is perform
ed in from twenty i've to thirty minutes
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Comb Factory, No. 80 Broadway.-Ladies
are invited examine the newest styles of
unsqualled for variety in the city. Repairing done.
A. J. SAUNDERS, 3H Broadway.
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sotisfy fOurselves.-N. IL. NceW01, corner OF
Grand street and the Bowery taking daily the finest
and cheapest Daguerrcotes made The people know
it, hence the crowds that daily visit his beautiful
picture finely encased and preserved for so cents B.
No extra charge for coorng Children
taken in two seconds. Warranted to please.
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Hats and Caps mt WhOlesaIe.-The under
signed has on hand assortment fur silk wool and Kos
snth hats caps &C., also Panama, palm leaf and Canada
case or dezen. at low prices cash CHAS H. ATT
kNS NO. 2 Greenwich street. between Barclay and Vesey
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Carpetings.-Peterson & Humphrey, 359
Broadway daily receiving per packets frsm Europe
additional supplies rich elegant earpetings
ror fabric and styles entirely particularly adapt
ed to trade sale full ten cent less than other
stores selling similar goods.
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Fine Boots, shoes, CATERS, Sc.-Watklns, OF
No ~ Fulton street has the finest and best stock
wanting articles for their feet their families
respectfully invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
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about town.-SpringStyle Hats for 1853
fray, what is the excitement at KNox's hat storcy,
why, nothing unusual-hes had such beforel
just now, presume, the rush that you see
Is Tor the spring style hats for eighteen hftyt three
There's such marked difference in the new style,
With inst enough hall for a,eassUcs w"d d mnne'
And brim the right width to make the hat please.
THE brim has small curl, and rolled at the side
neat band Of the texture and not very wide;
In fact. all the essentials i'm provement can bring
Are combined in the style he has got for the spring
'The above is the regular style and then
He has another style designed for young men;
Lower in the crown and the brim quite fat,
Which makes for young men an elegant hat.
Those whose impressions he has, may now send
For the spring style hats, and safely depend
On hat that will please, and fit them 50 good,
That for comfort, will feel as hat always should.n
M E,,rkn
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eight aecus Gales rooms, No 90 BoweryMagnaccn
styles Mosaic carpets entire piece also land
scapee, table covers &c. royal velvet tapestry Brussels
carpets imported for exhibition at the New York
Crystal Palace Also Hare's celebrated English
cloths. of resco Gothic and italian paintings also English
and American imperial three ply and ingram carpets
artonsingly low prices N B-Beautful ingram carpets
at 30 49, 80 CO. TO- and % cents yard Ocloths, at 81
40 49, and 6O cents per yard.
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Meallo,s Spring Hats -Exerx

Meano's Spring Hats -Every gentleman
who wishes to make good appearance in Broadway
season should Meao hat There none in the
market that with them for beauty and ele
gance. 4EALiOS establishment il at No. 4l6 Broadway
corner Of Canal street.
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Swiss Raxors, from the Mandatory Of Ja-
sues equal their
durability and kesnness OF edge. For sale at
SAUNDERS, No. 7 Aston House, and 37 Broadway.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM-BEFORE JUDGE
~ Day-Catharine Pfeer against Henry Pfeifer On
port of referee and motion Of NJ Van Hoyenergh plain
TINS COUNSEL decree granted for limited divorce with ali
mony for support Of plain tilt.
NJ. VAN HOvENBERGH
Plaintif's Attorney, 3A Broome street.
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HATS -Heasonable, Elegant, Durable, and
low priced-Peope Of taste not the
o. and as they find they hs
k kNoA JAMES'S they patronEe them very literally.
on tnem az No. a3 broadway Hellers Saloon Of
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Large Invoice OF Rich
mantas just opened at the store 80 Bowery beau
u article for fourteen shngs Also aarge ofbarege
delaines and muslins very cheap.
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spring and Its superb cOncomitant, the light,
brilliant and highly finished Genn hat
fairly This graceful fabric from its fea
Their weight and exquisitey graceful shape expressly
raj opinion for the demand rather than
fore been produced for 81.
GENIN, No. PA Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
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window Shades-Best Assortment I'm tho
world, at kelly FURGUSON'S, 29x Broadway, and
Resde street Dealers supplied from first hands Shades
Warranted TO stand climate and sold lower than
sther establishment ~ B-Store church, and other
shades painted and ettsred to order in superior style
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Of Wall street located 649 Broadway few doors
above Beecker street and nearly opposite His old friends
graceful hat, are desired to note this fact.
AMIDON, GAO Broadway.
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Genticmen's Hats, Spring Styles, Children's
fancy hats &c. Of the most approved styles
ready and for sale by RAFFERTY LEASK No 81 Chat
ham street. and of Chatham and Pearl streets