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OCEAN PENNY PosTAGE--ELIHU BURRITT
will deliver an address on the subject ol
Universal Ocean Penny Postage, in Carusi's
Saloon, on Thursday evening, April 9th, COM
mencing at I o'clock. Admission Free
JuLLIEN's CoNcERTs.--The Richmond En-
qui,er says Of the Concert of Monday night:
We never before heard such music, mud
never expect to hear such again. II is there
fore impossible for us to discriminate between
the various pieces and performers, all of the
first rank. Julien, perfect master Of his art,
called forth, with his magic wand, sounds the
most tender and touching, a. well As blasts the
most thrilling and terrific, at his discretion. He
ia q wonderful genius and enthusiastic leader,
and he is thoroughly supported BY his accom-
plished band, most of whom are themselves ut
the head of their profession The whole effect
Of the Concert was as delightful as it was
grand, and those who were present can never
forget it,"
Julien will be greeted with hearty well
come in this city, on Monday evening next.
THE LATE DR. TAsTET-Thc death at Bal
timorc of Dr. JosEPH M. TAsrET, native Of
this city, and until recently a resident here, is
thus related in the Baltimore Clipper.
"We are grieyed to have to announce the
sudden and melancholy death Of DR.. Tastet
formerly OF Washington, but latterly located
at Woodbury., in Baltimore county. The Doc
tor had occasion to visit this city on Monday,
Sd instant, and whilst riding his horse Ieisurely
on Cathedral street between the Bolton depot
and Biddle street. the animal stumbled over
the iron rail of one Of the numerous switches
in that vicinity, throwing the Doctor, and after
wards falling on him, causing conclusion Of
the brain and other fatal internal injuries,
from the effects of which lac did not rally, and
death ensued between twelve and one o'clock
the same night, notwithstanding he was almost
Immediately attended to by Drs. Rsdgely,
Johns and Smith, and was kindly and atten-
lively waited on at home by DIR. Cberboonier,
of Washingtonville, until he expired. DR..
Tastet was greatly esteemed by his ncighbors,
for his purely Christian character and unas-
suming manners, was regular Sunday school
teacher, and q constant attendant on religious
worship, and the little community in which
he resided feel that they have suffered serious
loesn
Dr. Tastet was thrty-one years Of age He
leaves widow and one child. His remains
were brought to this city ON Tuesday night,
and his funeral is appointed for this afternoon.
Dr. Tastet had many friends in this city, where
he had long boon an esteemed member OF the
Fourth Presbyterian church, and an efficient
cooperator in the societies connected with that
church.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1854.
MIR. BURRIrrs LECTURE THIS EVENING.

We would remind our readers that free
Lecture on subject Of deep and universal in
terest, will be delivered ut Carusi's Saloon, at
half past seven o'clock this evening.
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ARrGsrAx WsLL.--Tho experiment. at Fred
erick, Maryland, has been entirely successfnl,
and . full supply Of pure soft water obtained
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such delicacy toward the wicked living hence
his glowing eulogy upon Nebraska, ana MS
fierce invective against Cutting"
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A LUCID EXPLANATION. - Tho Louisville
Democrat says:
aWo confess there is part Of tho policy or
conduct OF the friends Of the bill that we don't
understand tho philosophy Of we refer to the
attacks upon Mr. Cutting, who led the vote Of
reference What is to be gained by accusing
him and his friends Of dshonesty--of design
to defeat the bill, whilst pretending TO be in its
favor?n
And the Louisville Journal responds;
aWhy, tho truth is, dear ncighbor, the Ne
braska bill il already as dead rs defunct her
ring, and the ebullition Of more or less fury
can harm nobody but the parties concerned
Mr. Breckenridge lat whom, among others,
our neighbours structure is dirccted) exclaimed,
in his late speech, with graceful and pathetic
emphasis; Does not the gentleman from New
York know that when that bill went 70 the
Committee of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, IL lpent 10 its grapef While tho in
stinctive refinement Of Maj. 3. might well re-
strain him from speaking aught bat good Of
the dead, he msnifestIy fclt reetrained by no
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PUBLIC CHARITIES AND WHO RECEIVE THEM

During the year ending March !, 1854,
indoor and outdoor relief granted by the
directors Of the Cincinnati City Infrmary was
ar kAnded 10 natiuaa Of
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CoLORED SEAMEN IN S0UTH CAROLINA
On the Goth ult., in the British House OF Com
mons Mr.. Kinnaird put the following motion:
I'm what state the correspondence between
the British and United States Governments
with reference to colored seamen, being British
Subjects on the vessels to which they belong
arriving ut port in any of the Southern
States, being imprisoned ON account Of their
color, now is and whether there would be
any objection TO lay the correspondence on the
table Of the House y Lord John Russell, in
reply, stated that there had been great deal
of correspondence, and beneficial changes had
been proposed in Georgia and Carolina, which
would soon be carried into effect. He thought
il was better MOTTO produce the correspond
encc, a. hopes were entertained that there
would be great improvements in the legisla-
ton Of the States he had mentioned.
BIBLES PRoHIBITED.--The Archbishop OF
Mexico has addressed to all tho clergy cir
cular in which he recommends to them the
greatest vigilance in preventing the clrcula-
ton and reading OF Protestant Bibles which
are being introduced from the United States
into Tamaulipas, across tho Texan frontier.
The Archbishop says that he has received per-
sopal information from tho Minister OF Justice,
that measures have already been taken by tho
Government TO prevent the introduction OF the
Bibles and other hooks, and tho operations Of
tho agents alluded 10, by whom tho Bible So
cetv IL said to work.
ARrEsrAN WsLI.--Thc experiment at Fred
erick, Maryland has been entirely successful,
and full supply Of pure soft water obtained
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Nearly a half Irish, little more than
fourth German, fifth natives of the United
States, who of course comprise the great body
Of the people IL is we'll Bot when such in
disputable facts are placed before us in this
country, where industry and want cannot 60
together, is it too much to conjecture that i'm
providence and idleness are the sources Of
poverty and desolation in Ireland And if this
be true, what has made that people improvi-
dent and idle? Oppression Oppression, prac-
ticcd toward them the world over, has not
made the Jews improvident and idle Oppres-
sion did not make the early Quakers 30. Op-
preston did not make the Huguenots 30.
Oppression did not make the Puritans So OPP
preston did not, indeed, make the Israeltes Of
old 30. What has made the people Of certain
portions of Ireland improvident and idle
That it is not constitutional with them we
know, by the exceeding aptness and great sue
cess of portions of them. Perhaps it il the
same thing that has produced the same effects
in Italy, in Spain, in Mexico, and wherever
the Papal Power has controlling influence
over the political and social institutions Of the
people The religion of the Roman Catholic
Church we do not reproach; but the temporal
power and influence of it's hierarchy every lover
Of Freedom and Of human happiness and pros
perity must denounce.
\ OK" of the Sun, styles Mr.. CGngmans
speech on the Nebraska question as model
speech, He adds:
MIR. Wright, Of Pennsylvania, followed on
the same side He could not sustain himself
at home on the Clayton amendment, but was
ready to vote for the BILL with or without it,
Aiea facta stunt. Mr.. Wright made q good
speech, full of constitutional devotion to the
Union, and Of loyalty to the President and the
Democratic party. Pennsylvania is always
ready to sacrifice herself on the altar of our
common country"
Full of loyalty to the PRESIDENT" Mr.
Wrights constituents will probably feel com.
plimented by this remark.
THE GADsDEN TREATY - Ion,D who has
watched and prayed for the success of this
measure this morning expresses the opinion
that an unaccountable Indifference is mani
tested in the Senate in regard to it.
NEGRO HUNG.-We find in the Baltimore
american an item to the effect that about ten
or fifteen days ago, the overseer of Judge
Worthington, at Point Washington in Missis-
sippi, was killed by one of his negroes The
murderer fed but was pursued, caught and
lodged in Jail at Greenville. On Sunday the
10th ult, some forty overseers from the neigh
boring plantations forcibly took him from the
jailor, and carried him to Princeton, near the
scene of the murder, and hung him. The &C.
currence had created great excitement in the
neighborhood.
CUBA ANNExATIoN.-A letter from New
York to the Baltimore american says:
The letter recently written by Archbishop
Hughes on Cuba, is the cause Of considerable
remark. Many Roman Catholics arc in favor
Of Cuban annexation, and hence their dissatis-
faction at the Bishops course"
The Bishop has probably not promised him.
self the achievement of pleasing everybody
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

WATCHES WATCHES wATCUE5.-AN EXTENSIVE
assortment t less than usual prices Jules
vatohes $50 TO &0; Cooper watches duplex and levers
$25 70 $40 second watches Sl23 70 sa chro
pometers el2s TO 500 eight day watches $40 TO $lS5 Ia
o $500 magic watches soo so Watches which wind
with place for miniature 500 to SIPS; gold lspins
Watches full jewesd ga nns gold detached levers full
patent levers hunting rs silver patent ss
consisting Of gold diamond ensmeed and pssr and
s.Ameed vsschss In shell shaped and other esse, ri
ehateaine chain and pin attached; splendid artcle
Watches warranted 70 keep good time w be
watches repaired At half tho usual prices and the best
porter, wholesale snd ratal NJ WAL st.sst. W;9at
aoer asas DyeadvN.
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HOTELS.


CRANERCY HOUSE. CORNER OF TWENTIETH
VI street and Breadwsy-The additions to this house
complete and the propretrcss leave inform her
friends and the public that she has which
desirable either for families single
be had moderate price. She would also that
pains expense will be spared to make Of the best Of
family hotels. MRS. L. DONALD.
DORT WASHINGTON-PAvILIONH HOTEL, SHRRwS.
bury N. 1.-THE subscriber begs to inform his friends
and the public that he has taken this hotel which
derone extensive alterations and Is being thoroughly
yat for the and will be opened or the re-
eeption Of boArders the 18th April Shrewsbury within
hours sail of New York and for beauty Of
and s bathing hshing boating and drives
The hotel this will be conducted different
tenn and kept as first class house only The table will be
furnished with all the dcacies Of the and the
pretor opes to merit large share Of public patronage
devotng his attention to their wants Good sabng Per-
DESTROYS securing should make early apPca
ton personally TO D. p. THOMAS lis Liberty street.,
by letter TO WIN. THOMAS Proprietor.
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MADAME MORROW Is, wIrHoUr EXCEPTION, rHs

MIADAME
~ most wesdsrfui sstlocsist IN the worA. that
ysr been knew Shs will tell past present. And fstsrs
friends Aoh has during her traveiss
and born natural g BY invoking ths powers q
her seecs 70 tell sven their very ths!shs as
the greatest 6sppiness Of matrimonial bliss She %
vesndant Of Inns Of astrologs reaohng back FOG
predictions truly astonishing 70 AN that vs
hsr All Who have been disappointed essvhsre aad thcss
t.p,o5 1coo ,rss sdy,,s touaisi ~ az .sssss,
as1 csl1AS = oeAN~aeA 80 aAentlSA
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following utio.s have been prs.snted IN the Board
and
First a side e pss
with granite blocks like those laid in the Bewery To
PsrI place sSrousS e RSspsen street. widen
] :Tsss % 1 ss sssh Ss
them writing the 81 his Office,
'sITs e. s day JIG RyREY Stree.
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS :
p;shs notice S hat ssra a: f0swSE r:so
% saf end and Nag p5
q Sssssss and
.S:aa. Twenty aiss thirty .sr:.s 70 rsass
% s,s d s s
I'D. r1sn. , .na
70 nag ana whsrs and set curb
and Delaney streets All having eSjso.
lions thereto are aestss to present then in writing
JAS T6Rnr NM nay
items havs Doe. presented in the Bssri Of Csunoiinss
J. 4 :i;s :ss e. &; :,:s. s's
s sss s.s g.:
y "a TS . + @
!. 81 ss
E. :s; ft1t ~ :: 91 ar 95 ~ ....
CTRazr DEPARTMENT, MO. HALL OF RECORDS
2a s;.sS s. u. s s'; :.
Hs Thirty second street ~ feet vest Of Sixth
s.' ;1ss
~ ::
s sss f. 4 :s: Il e:
nam: .. West Twenty street: bssy:s. Ninth s.s
w.. Of sixth street s'sSs.n and Sixth
ss them .I.n sSs ma sSs.
p: s''''s x AZ l1 f ahy 4 A gss.
Sssaied proposal. win Ss received at this once Until
:: .. n.s ;s as
and rs.as Third between sad
'H r. '' Aa lis II; sss.:s
CTRRET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECoRDs.-
sss:s.s Ss: .:ssi..: F.s: :. s curb ' sas
70 5. Sn t and %
the Contract Clerk Of this department..
April s. 1854. JAS. FBREY, Street Commissioned.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the folio wing
buttons have been presented The Board Of
around the Of Delaney street the northeast
Of Lewis street. thsnos to SO street Also side
Goerc street to the Of Broome street. and around
the to No To flag west side Of Aangn street.
ne. Of Broo%s N. IS Also from No. . Levi.
street west side Of Delaney street and
the to No 800 Also from No % Lewis street.
side of Delaney street To set curb and gut
ter and flag northeast corner Bayard and Orange
Bayard and Walker streets also Baysrd street between
Elizabeth street and the Bowery Also the following petit
tionTo four feet Of walks Of Twenty fifth street. be-
tween Broadway and Sixth avenue All interested
having objections thereto requested to them
writing to the undersigned at his office, before the
9th day Of April, instant.
April q lS4. lanes FUREY. Street Commisaionar.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEI
~ Hhia from pier No. North river Two lines daily,
.s.nsoss John Potter south xnsoy sSsno. cars i
E.y Place. and Camden fare ~ Express Line ss2P NJ b
through i. i've hours fare s. '1''' : 'A '''"''
uARLEM RAILROAD--INLAND ROUTn.-0N AM
.ns Station
street reorganization train NJ stopping at william,
Nj, CONNECTING NTH train: Ncr,h and Yves.
ss: :ssR NJ %siss Pl.a: 4 i Il $50 SsH 81
r NJ :toppias III way stations; rordi. 4 IN r.
S.is
Fourth avenue and Twenty sixth street. Sunday arrange
:n Sres :u ni .nf s
i. 1s 8 al way
Cd Ne% Ycra a. tho Txsp.y ts'st station only
corner o'A' ~ JOHN on B. ELIOT, Superintendent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAJII
f.prss. tram MTh a1c al IN oS1 hsu1s oonn.
With tr.as rssehas BsaAis Montreal - o'clock
Nail train. A. n.-ThrousA way trains At Il 4 aaa ;
IN E, sss a
s.s. csr:sps.r Sa: sas iss . Sas@s'''
sunday trains Canal street. .t110PK, for NSa.c
I'd troy stopping sbsuSS SsEScn s,p.n.aa...
1(ERCHANTs LINE OF STEAMERS, AT 6 O'CLOCK
M M for Albany steamer HERO, passage fifty cents,
through without landing in connection with che New York
Central and Michigan Southern Railroad The fast ssng
steamer H. Captain j. w. HAncox, will leave the pier
foot Robinson street north Of Barclay Tuesday Thursday
sSs
ANEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DBRECr-vIA
~ Nav Jersey Railroad thTossh IN four hOgrs.geiss
Iandt street. ~ seven. nine snd eleven, n and ~
fous and halfpast ave, p. u. Fare-2 70 In seven
and slsvss A. H., and four r. n ~ 30 for second
osse In clever from New York snd our from Phil,
delpha; % In nine A. NJ, and half past i've r. A. 40
com modAtion line leaves at twelve N. (At reduced
priced from Cortlsnd. street. .hropsh in sI nosr.
wedeh, Wilmington and Charleston In the above rans
Through baggage agents In the pns and hApt ave train
e6y Passengers VITA baggage the fsry dfsssn ie
ASS bs ee1s The t1AiA leaves
CTEAMBOAT FOR NEW ROCHELLE, PORT CHESTER
Dand Rocky Neck stoppiag at ThrogsN Neck
ing each way Tho steamboat Economy Capt Collins Will
leave Catherine MARKET slip, New York Mond.y April
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ASTROAOGY.

GE mn REWARD IL OFFERED TO ANY PER
pC.UUO who can surpAss the wonderful scseutiha
Lady Madam Clifton In she art Of Asrciogy She IL tbs
only lazy ~ the United States who can CIV. sssss
and she at,o any disease s last stage Thoss
Mhng " consult bss had better cali oon for her Nay
limited. Residence Is Thompson street, between Broom,
and Sp spa strestA
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old OswEGO LINE ExPREss.-IT IS NOT EXPECT.
~ cd that the Erie Canal will be open before the s
May The Welland Canal ia and Port Maitland
the western entrance into Lake Erie 40 miles west Of But
fae north shore free from Toe. The Oswego San
trips on April 9th, connecting Oswego With San
Goods will be taken TO Sanduky and Cleveland by People
line Of steamboats, to Albany and railroad to Oswego and
propeers thence ut 80 cents first class SO cents second GLASS;
81 cents third class Mark goods Of Ftxhugh Little
john 0wego andsend to Peoples line Of steamers foot Of
Cortlandt street -
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CTEAMBoAT FOR NEW ROCHELLE PORT CHESTER
Dand Rocky Neck stoppiag at ThrogsN
ing, each way The steamboat Economy Capt Collins VIII
leave Catherine Msrtet slip New York Monday April
at four o'clock r. NJ for the above places keturnins
past x o'clock Port Chester At New Rochelle at
light and Throgs Neck at twenty minutes past eight
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CORPORATION NOTICl-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
1eats ali house. and LOTT: improved sl lands
esplstsd By tie and lodged In Tie oos Of
Ne bureau Asssssnsnts fer BY all persons
g IFst 70 shs Iifth .ysas. NE limits s.srss:d y .uoh
eund lots pieces and parcels q aad situated
Both sides Of rny fourth street from First 70 Firth
and south frsn street beth side: Of Ls.ins
6osrth street All whose interests aAetsd
Me above named assssnsn and who opposed TO the
3sstiea, IN writing !: the as their .ss Me-
aotiss. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE ; Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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L'OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-SEMT WEEKLY
IL United States Mail Lne-The new and fastgoing
steamer UNION, Capt Adams, will leave pier No North
river on Saturday, April at4 o'clock, M precisely
For freight apply on board where all bills q sdns vii b
TON CO, 80 Broadway. Through tickets TO Florida a.
Nfaloxa.-To jackson Wills &3l, 70 Pilotka $50
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i United States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt
Ed Ssvcndy will issye per 10 North rvss on sssurd.
Richmond. Time to Norfolk about twenty four hours
ROANOKE and wilmington and Manchester railroads 10
Augusta Ataanta Charleston 30 Passage and faro 70
bali pEi:' r'iLuOIA a Ss.sasss 70
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EOREIGN ExPRESS.-EDwARDS, SANFORD 4 co.
respectfully announce that they are prepared to for
and all parts of England Ireland and Scotland twice
week; to Havre Paris Bremen, Hamburg Frankfort and
bourne Port Philip Sidney and a. parts Of Australia Van
hence from England to those places and to Canton Hong
Kong Shanghai Calcutta Madras Bombay and other parts
oftbe East Indies and China two weeks Once.
No Rroa
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NNA1Ns H&vnSss
70 II. Il. s. 4sP ss
4 Mssas commander 100 tons register viii b de:passh
.:as nj
''' ''''0'' '''''' I. v. ScHxEkos. ns Wall street.
t. s n.
rsIt On the sch Max 70 connect ne With the Uncle sam
H .5g ss,I =. s ri Has
IN February in tvsniysvs days and sixteen hours
TT SNAIL sTEAHsnIP CoMPANY-ToR INV OR:
"i
viii all 'G %ss street
& ,.S.
s. ~ sss
s':S ~ ;.
vi. frs s
company III West street corner q Warren. -
ir ns
sale In this Oity Of tickets for the transit Of the Isthmus
III t Mari i'm s
A AZ sailing SRJ Hs i'i law ws c.s '
k NsE to :. 18th ss Rsssc
Capt tho 1slroaa sss
's s ~ r: a:
y 70
:? ss % a
way ~ west street. seoonmOastions for pas
sshs ?, apply st the 0os Of the III
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
Vi. Nicaragsa-The =, Accessory Transit Company
I a
% ess .r %
river II o,eosi P n precisely for Pnsn.a Arena, on
sus
MORGAN %son No Bowling only
L,oR MELBOURNE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO
hs sRess 'ss
fss
sross ship 5. built Al ~ Al ths Offices
ysntasors both hold: and carries no lumber
other article that injurs freight For freight
having VAN
EOR SAVANNAH AND FLeRIDA-UNITED STATES
ho si viii W..
fro" her pssi NJ si!ts FysH ApP5y bf~
SnY Asfii F.Ia from Now York to
PARKER VEIN sTEAMsHIP coMPANY-To MEssRs.
E ssa % s.ra o and
whose signatures appended to the following letter is
sued In the form Of circular and extensively
New YORK, March Q, 1854
EWM. G. HARRISON, ESQ, President B. o. r. r., Bati-
more.-Dear Sir-The undersigned. with many other
chants Of this city, have their Western and
customers the shipment Of their freight via
b. O. r. r. Co.. which you have the honor preside
Experience has proven that Parker Vein Propeller Line
is unable receive and forward promptly the
of freight Offering and whilst do not wish divert bust
from that line is desire to be informed Of all the
most expeditions the
West The object therefore, of addressing Is 10 inquire
If you suggest to direct expeditions and re
ap6 Ionse WIN your FoAu anu avouin8 tne
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nor sAvANNAH-rARE REDUCED-THE NEW AND
splendid side wheel steamship GEORGIA, Capt, J. j.
Carvn Jr carrying the United States mail will leave
phia Savannah Wednesday, April H. At ~
o'clock M the wharf above Vine street In speed
every for the comfort and
convenence Of the passenger this ship unsurpassed
from Phila SEQ steerage - The Keystone
Safe leaves above the following wednesday Agents
in Philadelphia Heron Martin. 3ts North whsrves; In
Savannah q. A L. Lamar
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MUSICAL.

A VERY FINE $50 ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTR FOR
"A $2O splen did tone, octave, round
frame perfect way used less than
fully warranted by celebrated makers The parties are
about TO leave for Europe. 1t DO from ti
o'clock, at l5l Hudson street. -
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DACKEf8 TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE-THE FOL.
Lowing ships will leave Havrs On Ne neh and New

They All hrst olAs0 New York built shpe provided
With ali requisite articles for the
pssssnsers and commanded by Of experience in this
Coed. SAINT subscesrs win BE- forwarded frss
~ charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN. Agents, II Pearl street,
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CTRRET DKPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS. :
- Sealed proposals will be received at this ofoe until
5rday April 20 build pier from the bushhsss =. sn:
b bad the Contract Csck OF this de-
psrtmsn, -. JAS. gURLy. ssgs,s camnls''a2ar.
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MATRIMoNY.-A YOUNG MAN, FROM THE CoUN.
M try possessed Of competency Of we'll
and prepossessng would be happy to form
need answer this bnt those whom nature favored with
personal beauty All communications strictly con
Address full name G. L. cRITTENDON, Broadwsy Post
Office. 80