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he given 10 night April at the Cd Duch Church Book
kn TO Mr. Poznans Of the best professors Of this
community and s,e vionist in NJ. Jullens orchestra
Mr. Poznansk superior artist himself and will be well
sustained by others
KINGS County Tow ELECTIONS The Town Elections
throughout the County took psce Tuesday and resulted
a. follows:
Grarestnd- Supervisor William Bennett Town Clerk
N,hoias Slyvell Assessor Richard Stilwoll Conmls
scnar Of Highways Jacques ID. siilwen: Justices of the
Peace John n Johnson VIM. III. Green Superintendent
81 v,m.n DSpv Constable Johns Oliver Abram E.
Stilwen, John Van Sicklen, stephen Williamson over
see1s Of Highways, Jacobus Lske, Jr Geo n Shlwen'
Lawrence Ryder Theo Van WyeS Care" w pd1sa am
Peter l.. Kowenhoven, Lucus D. Noorhes' ron'Ns u'a
rot enter into the contest IN this town
Ne-Ltrecn- Supervisor, Tunis G. Berger Town Clerk
jeremiah Van Brunt Su?ernte adenf oil schools yonn
Carp,n,er; Constable John l. Denyse Assessor, John
Kowerboven: Justices of the Peace, VIM - Crolsey
John A. Emmons, Joseph Croker. This tickets Demo
cratic
Elotlo,d,-superyisor, John A Wyckoff Town Clerk
Geo Wyekof Superintendent of Schools, Cornelius b.
Kowepfoven Assessors, George Ko"snhoyen, John
Remsen ST.; Commissioner of Highways, Joha bergen
Schencs John Boger, Robert Msgaw Constabes, W IN
Campbell Philip Lumberger, Sr, John Bennett Tie SD
peryisor and most of this ticket is Democratic
Flotbush-James w. Schoormaker, Dem Town
Clerk John L. Lefferts Assessor; John Schsnek, Com
missioner Of Highways; Jertmus j. Johnson Justice OF
the Peace; Issac Dtnyse, Collector; John c NaAder
veer, Consfabee, Benj o. NELSON, vacoo StehSn'"'"'
Lawrenc Powers, William uegeman.
Nor Iofs.-Supervisor, Isaac c. Schenck; Assessor
Jacob III Ssckman; Collector George X. C9rzine; Com
missioner of Highways, James v B. Wyckoh Justice oil
the Peace Charles w Heitcamp Superintendent OF Com
mon schools, j. Pascal Strong Town Clerk Gillian
Schepck: Constables. George Corzins; Jacob Conk.
lin Nicholas Blake John hsse The whole OF this hcket
t"mS;ea' Queens Co l-SuperyisOr; Martin Darysa
Nm T. Town Clerk Martin V. n Rider; Justice OF the
Peace. Howard Pearsan: Constable befnsfaus men
Erickson.
p,.cr,cr AT THE BAR.-The following
to psctce attorneys and e. nssofs o.
~ nosrs, Of this ssse e.snnedesto.r coon 49,
he u.SSsn C Underal and John Ihom eoa q "a -
ssss, and received their sssi.s WI w w.,s wiissn
II Ersnes Canine. JOSEPH h Grey p.
Paay Jeremiah s.esrsl 9sSSs' whitsnesd There we're
applicants ALL q Which nnueer se ",esr
msrsted (6its ssl passed their exsmmss's'
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Ia " LVIELLIGk,VCk

u. DISTRICT CoURr-Before Jadse IsGgssott
Ntbsrie hoCIssdy fsrIsnd and James AagaT AIT t1e
steamship BfotlT Jonathan
TO recover damages for collision IL is alleged that the
sChr Rs bclonsiIf atf' while her Tom Nes
vinnston, with Ieisst sortb sl5ooe
ttD vicinity q Liz l. Efs irDor Lht lioa.e evehia
1851 sht y the Bother Jonsthsn aud
ured thai shs to the waeIs eee aud ws'a6satsnsd
with sayIg tier livts) b. the ore a Is Is
toftd that Fei worth st0 AID he eight 500 sd
In dsfsns Il id hsi ths
~ the ntion aud Of skill OF those
Oh which suddenly changed her I'D
INTO which cousideaby inlret IL denied
ih.l lie seLoonaI % blame pes.lon LeseIyed
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Total b.l.res On bs-d P NJ April l. iss4.sasS5ah %
Those desiring silver change can obtain in exchange
for gold in sums Of not lees than 600 and in such demon
nations as tey may prefer
The Worcester, Q1insizsmoDd Central and Mechanics
Banks q, Worcester have dec AIRED cent dlVidsad'
and the Citizens Bark p cent.
The egn and domestic debt Of Ohio has been reduced
IN seven YEAR. from ls45 to 1884, s2is3 lO7 The follow
ing table i show ths Indebtedness Of the Safe 10 eseh
of HE years embraced in this period;
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lid ehsng- - ssls W. snsex the nunSef Of sssssiA
in nor: Jssie.GS compared wssh or las;

To Liverpool the engagements Include .,'V Olsnss'
Wisa yesterday. o. fli up at 100 IN ships otss oSins
the ouy shirrent a. Grain c0uH hcs OF; 90 o'
Resin e. Cd 100 Beet. a. Sd s0c~ bales Cofton
led closing ar II - f6d 100 Ses rslSnd. "a snd ~
the Atlantic zoo bbk Lerc 6os. TIE noIanal rates ~
Flour are 81 Sd asa ID To Loudop, llos bhls Rssir
ard Tnrrersre Is & $50 10 5, 900 do Naval Sores b.!
vessel 10 arrive * 800 bis Oil Cake a.; 100 ,u,s.
Oa45s 80 tans Whale Oil f5s and 100 scs lard. ~,
To Glasgow eJ bbis Fioar - - 400 bales Cotton, d.
loO Sea IslAns. lGd and 200 boxes Bacon, as For
Hayre there Is little nsLinG Offering. and ia the so
OF rates rerisG aomlnal The packet
ssng day has only quarter OF cargo consisting
Of 400 bales Cotton. 80 bbls. Flour, &c. 10
Bremen. 90 tuns Measurement. Goods, 3os s3ss Oh
Ico hkds Sugar. f2s Cd ana 100 bbls. Spiits Tur
pen:ine &c. To Rotterdam. AGO bags PePper. Is.
To Antwprp sone Ashes, AS cd To ESl.nt.
lowing charters ship Scsmsns Bride, the voysge
hence TO California, froCl Manila N New York. SO y
tan two ships from Havana TO Cowes. and market -
IOs bark b. Montey ide, White Pine Lumber ss5. sad
Measuren; Goods IS cents bark from south side Caes
TO New York Sugar Sc cents and holesseS. 81 brig
from Gardens Sugar s. y hid and 81 25 box, SUD
Molasses s3 so; brig from Csrdenas to Bangor. Mo
ssses 81 -; and schooner from Jacksonville To New
York square edged STUFF, SIS. To California there Is
more freight Offering previous rates TO Melbourne,
there il moderate amount Of freight offering. For
China the offerings ere q fair extent Tire Candace
loading for canton has 600 uns Domestic Goods AMI Gin
seps at els; the Joshua Bates is also getting SIS; the
Shooting Star for Hong Kong is two thirds full Domestic
Goods Flour 400 tuns Coal. sc 81 sl6 sis the
Ariel loading for shanghai has several hundred iuus Iea
Goods SIC. Ship Juliet 5s7 uns, butn Bath
Me five yesrs old has been sold to Boston house os
In r,erfN
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sss.yoRx ct.syFIc.rtos

HOUR AND market Tor Wsssorn and State FIos
6e dle better the priv ate aevee By the Saue bsiaS IN .re
favorable than the pabhod accounts but Sh ism snss sad
bisk Eastern and local demand without Supplies TO tn
,hppin the sya trivial end tss better ssass
and scve Canadian irregular bat at the closs
with demand for thu Proynees sales Of 1000 bbs
ss77dS7 3 Th" s,les Of Western C.nI are GOO sAs 81
s76S7 IS Ordinary straight State the latter prcs 10
tIade and ~ Gag 81 s7 for good Oao and
mixed brands Michigan and Irs'srs
and wanted so1era 70 lees freely on's6
and With aood hpros demand prices Ire sstte sslss @
bbs sat for mixed straight brands bsia
Richmond Go airy snd oeoseto~n and ot tsncy
brasd, Flour quiet ~ Corn Meal sai<s
al ~. I.raen al We
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embraced in this period

DecYtese crel1n aid dodest11 w" HoI1Q ma
yrs,, ersns Nov Is
TIE curth semi annual report OF the SINKING fand Com
mssioners states mat the domestic de Oh me otsts mas
hen reduced sIo4 ss7 during tbs year The Commission
a.. saw that pether the debt due in 1885, much less the
.bt due IN $780, can be met at il maturity without pro
yidng BY additional .sxson the necersary revenue and
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MARRIED.

BrrIER-STRU In Broosyn % the ssh ut BY Rev
" Nye A.ron Br.r Ma Ana 2 razssfr Of Capt Neil
s;rrfh,rs e-ss.S
BEARsLEY- JUDAH -veia ssiEy April a. ~ P.tsTs
Church. Twertis,h BY t.- RsT william Hsser o. s'-r
s5r Levi ss.rsey OF FEanc-N 20 Charlotte Jesp 81
cord 6sushrer # the ls;e Rev Hrzry r. J1c.h-
ser t-sbcs-o ples4e copy
DODGE EPsDLEY On We'd erisv A7ri : b. HcT Asa ~
smith D. wn Dodge, Jr. to s,rSh 2 daSzssr " Oivid
BEAD Ee1
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The steamer to day took only sl9lcoe in gold.
The disbursements from the Sub Treasury were large
si56.sl6. Receipts, si34'66. Balance, slio6lj.
Albert II Ncosys sale of Sticks aud Bonds viii take
place b. morrow at To- o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
The Firemens Insurance Company has de ,lared d'v
derS Of 10 y cent.
The March OF The railroads show gene rally large
gam on the ssme month Of last year The Norwich aud
Worcester shows about 500 increase The earnings OF
- j.
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chcvIr corhr-Ncs $50. H. 37 gls 95s. 5J' $40.
81 sss 81 - Ss5 IS "a - 81 rs - ~
sUPERios CoURT-Eos ~ g. Il5 us, is3 iis 49, 80.
IL Es, ia lss I5s 81 I6s 10 ls5 iosssiv-
tGNgoS PLyss-PArI-NO. 49, 3s7, Us. 3sg. 800. 3JI.
go 80 So Ss5 &c - 81 60. "a Psr 2-so~ S 5si
SCI SssI 81, SIP ~ g: Sc 81 5,5.Ss -
S,PEERE COURI-Sg.cIH TsTN-Nos. J. j. ., II, ~, -
6 a. q. "a, A.
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WHISKY The rsTket better 9th bfih demandi ssos o.
S5n bh 2i H25c for Jersey and 2 DC tor Prison Drudge 10
a. sales CT 900 Lhcs at <5c tin aud Interest
PROVISIONS There " quite reaction In Pork market
the light arrivals and better demsnt sales Of U5
250 ell 80 for Ms &li g7ids2 IS Tor Prime and
81 for Prime Mess Beef IL bnoyant cool IL IN few
bands and less freely oeGed sales of $50 sbs - SessfT
FOR Tepaeked Chicago aud 90 500 30 for Juntry
CRY Prime Prime Meas firmly held at SEQ 1sli Beef dsus
64s7 Cut Meats Ia fair and plssty
sD6 bbs Hams II 1sc All Shoulders 81 rSc
Bacon dul Hose ib I'M Lsi steady and 10 fair
bbs 6ld9c freely offered and pioss
Ohio l disc and State dsies
lsc and Orange County d2e Cheese quiet-he demand
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srIALIse At TIE ATLANTIC DoCK.-COnstahs Quinn
OF the Tenth Ward coiOr-d ned
~-' JeScn .ad BIZ Jsnsn the brrse robous the b,sts
70 The hsniie Doss Basin cf e.
th. vsv. % about go Most Of The .e- fa1d 10
shop " HsnD sud the accused committed
the charge 81 srsnd Ia
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rorFT IvNpAv-rurs p.r

y stys srs .i az rspoaderss sssy Only Eass-
Be ss hey tssy susasBsd from hrty e,s dys each
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GRAk-N bea and Ia semtnd Tor Milling With
lsht arrivals sss so bush good ri Western 10 store 81 ~ 90
2l00 wabssh via New 0ssns 60 hestedi $40
bushels unsound white Southern 81 - aud asoo b,shsb
prime white 81 " Rye Is du and nomlea q
Ne barley inactive gc 0s as OTIS plsny aud
dull jersey aud for State aod Western Cora
East aud homo trade and occs
10 little doing for eyea With ths Do
tho sales p eco bash It01e
Tor $50 for white southern 59'se for roasd
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COURT OF COMMON PLFAS-Before lodge WOODRUFF
Louis Des,toser sgt Richard Coraol

TO recover damages for alleged assault AM battery IN
St pdsnt having etsIaed 18th NAV last sithout
severely the plaintiff T 10 defense is dsrd
and IL i plant iii frst made assault him by
pphips him of the tide sad thee striking him Verdict Tor
plairin SIS which e.LIles q liae amount Of COTS
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CHARGE OF LAntESr The steward anil stewsrdsas OF
the ssnsp Union bfe Justice S-teh
the Porlcns sres Of from vessel
They seIe beld Tor b.sTiae
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EJrc1Ee TIsasr-C Constable oainn .ve,te-tay a.
rested Iohn ssper Siberia h. -ss,'x- m ~,
trr Bsssd Mary Ann Tstios f1-r vi. hguss w.
'ob%s- who, process tutio say k,Bd H- hsa
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DIsHOsEsT SERvAsT.-A servant in the employ Of
family residing No Il! Pnes LEFT hose y-tsra.y
ips carried 81 Iee sill dresses and pair Sac
MT es,Sd
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

OtssfofAs By Stzadayd The at No C1ambp
JOHN RosEErp
1884. sam rM. SPIN
April 5...................-...4s SOL sc
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Markets. CAREEUILr RkrcRrsD FoE Tux n Y rRIssNH.
wgsVspav April q ts5A
ASHES The market gave, for Pots at - *sss ssa fsaz
ste adv 80 81 SS6 6G4
COrTON-Oar mshet for this staple to-day ans.,slsd fsv
dpdof We qussafiors adopted
by the Bos "a last Monday
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e.miLs Arsssirt'

ne ioI,r.uS tAbe sivss tue AFai fnSsif Tho pr'si
pal SrScies FasD prdsos In ,as IF Of sss va on
" sdsertsS Anil 81
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AocIDTrT An sged man resting in New York ycstsr'
dsy spped Bsnsrs tts 81 Fals, an N5tsgs
' sndsussnsd fsecie Of Of bis IN esnssarsaee
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msris has bees ses
ina TO he which tooi place fussasy The se
srtsa one sdvsnce Of fall Of
Il brsceS 7sf bags Rio lc9ic average Ieo ia.u6sdis
lie above 60 shisnnp Zee private lce eep us
l6laIIle loto Hvaesto i3a24c 70 Jsrases q ie
beg, Domingo q. PIE 30 d. Tor esDrt sad lss pos1s"
TFls-A the sstasisy psess 0re.ns ss1s
b., Blseis hesyy the sale vx Usd enf vs'i - -
po.ed ard The prizes realized ~ not vary naea ~ ,s
sale the Blacks we're largely rsvn ho'Ss' ." ',s
eel crop Ooobzs nader <stenes - ..~s. -.
woOLThse rather nqaiy ser DsssssS ne Ne ss
At sc aic 10 Foresn bat lii:s dotsx. pre- s ~
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ATTEyPTED ABsoS-Ofhcer Hansvan Of the Fir.
Dro, snssed no. eyed about II y~ir Tuesday svssinr
attempting 20 Sc ere 70 house In Furr,sn he eonitts!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

Ir. David Jennings Of Smthold l.. I. hal hi, right
leg bst-ree day last week while blasting in thai
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IAdyertisensnt

Ian 10 bJ rel
10 nrda,,s tute uo II We don't wish 10
inrpae would all the word take" Dagaerfeotyps
from No $40 Broadway os side between Spring and Pfacests
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urer tbs, bes, tsr mus Dc asaricr 'ain ta"' 'sv'si
eu,ipx he a ven wear, eA ting Nov. Is. 1852.
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SURPRISES EyERYBoDY.--Thc crowds that visit
Mr,. every evening the famous moral drama
of he OH Brewery The wonderful Noo Family, the acting
Doss and ,hnr piece called Hot Core In the bs VII
DOUBT full audience arDum this afternoon bu you WISH
10 zee crowd those witness the Old Brewery this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

Crayon DaguerreOtypes, CrystalotypeS, Stcreo'
scopes plain DssSeeoyPe LocAet Pictures &c taken 10 any
h the Worlds Fair p emiun Gallery, NO S63 Broad
way Of No connection with any other ea'-
lishIneDt SA'iVIL hooi'
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LEAD-A modrae demand for sosnth AZ t5 500 % s2 sai
EBshsL at S6 62i0eG u.s. Gsena 10 Gna al 81
IRON -HOldeis irm for Scotch Fla sNnsp month";
Epsh Bss quito ami wanted at s759sH 30 Russs
shes IL dTm bot quiet A. &I3. m lntbs
SEEDS The home better for Clover and pilsss
hb In lots Gale for Timothy lee
rsnt, request SI5d+ls for moved sad S90&H
fer rtaped Roush Flax and waIted 81 65Ut 81 Cal
cu. end 10 good request sales Of zoo bss a
B.ton pst for this Market 81 s6dS 8 held hsasr
HIDES Holders exhibit nnesa AID Ia the
2e Lusl selection and 500 southern lc months
The srs have .sen larger he past week and our stock nov
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COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE

The Following DECISIONS promuIg ted Yesterday by
tie Commissioners Of Police, in the recently tiled
before that body.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

CONCERT IN BROOKLYN A complimentary concert viii
be given night April at the Old Duich Church Book
bn TO Mr. Poznansk, Of the best professors Of this
community and ise vioinist in NJ. Juliens orchestra
Mr. Poznsnski is superior artist himself and will be well
sustained by others
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IAdvertis

Uncle Toms Cabin, the new and grand Panorama OF
the ,sppi end the Eva ascending 20 hesven
Pudys National Thester night Don't is
fI.Ya
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day Of last week Previous % his iesyng e hal
lost three o. his frier d. by this oisezss Coroner Wilhelm
held az inqoe upon the body AID the Jury rendered
vrdd Of Death from yellow fever" t, which they ~
pended cobsure Of ihe officers of lte New York Qarin
tine for allowing vessel having dangerous d,e,ss
on board TO to the City They a'o recommend that
the Authorities take proven, the progress Of the
dsease IN the City. The deceased was teacher OF music
BIZ profession
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LECTURES MEETINGS, AMuszsssrs &c
THURSDAY. April Q. 1854
DR. Dosxxrs LECTURE Medical College Thirteepht p 81
EATASp WI T. a.d "Ernesilne ~ 1t allscks n 2. 81
DAVID CofpERfIsLD and Laush,s Eysna" Bgrtoa n
MERCHANT vrsics and Shocking eatS" Broadway
HoT COMA Local Drsna-St the BoWGIy. JPN.
UNCLE Tons CABIN ~ NJ sf the Esusna. Theats.
OLD BktwERy ard ATE BaInus Massusa
Gro CsssT, weoDs mIssrnELs s0sDIsa eIoad-sy.
BuoKLErs OFEeA HoJsEEhope~ Delln. $50 Dwsy q.
CAMPBELL AS 8rosd 7s ".
BROADWAY SgsAGgRT Anosls-SJ5 y ~ts 10 4 a To 10 N
IEDvsTsY NATIONS sis Pslsc> "A " 10 dg.s
BsSvAnD's GyoshNsTb@ Nile sc no 5s broadway. " p ~
RUkNfNe OF soscow- Brooklyn Museum ~ "
yosEss Pssroscoyy Rovrg CALDssA No 40 Broadw.y
PkoF HssIs WHOLE WoRLDNo 81 SroaApav 81 end " r
SIoron BLifz Comu ercial Hail Jersey City, u p NJ
scEsss IN rsg PgvoLurloS, At Hop. Chsosl I. ? NJ
NATIONAL DESIGN G5j Brosdgsy "a ~ 10 Top
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Mrs Bakes benefit takes place 10 night at Wanscks,
when MAN and Wife" and "ErneStine,' will be
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KNApPS DAGUERREOTyPEs.-Mr X. having dis
posed OF bis Bo0ery his friend, ard the public nss y
fud Ia hnc-foh his be sriiu 10 so Broad
Pneost where he VIII attene porsoaa
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ARREST o. A DRuGGIsT FOR CkrwIsAL CaRELEssSEss.
-Lou's Phaer. drugg, doing business 10 Centre It
was yesterday arrested BY Officer Rue Of the Lower Pc
lice charged with selling vial containing liquid poison.
without labelling it to Frederick Wagner to whore child
portion Of she liquid administered and in consequence
its life endangered He was held to bail By Justice
OsborDe TO answer the charge.
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CARROLL q HuTCHINsoN.-We would say 60 the
publ. this finn keepa full aso'tment of rfh Jewer esd thst
store directly 45 Broadway where bs hal their
EXQUISITE beautiful Dseuerreoyps Everybody should go to No.
SO BIosd~s y, and get one or more lhentsses
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The Brothers Fowler No 13l Nassau-st., Plrenol-
Professional Examinations with Charts and Written
De- iOns of Character when desired
FoWieIs Wells hsye ell works on PhrenooSy Physoosy
horcgrsply Maen otisLl, and Hy oropGhy.
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Advertisement:

The three ladies who had their DaguerrcOtypes taken
side take this method OF in
rnine friends aud the public generally that their pictures
wtIe perfectly satisfactory. LLHiNA.
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GAS GAS, CAS- Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, oil
modern antique will he found at the great
pg Archer Warner Co. No $40 Broadway Iae arst
tc.ki in Am
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ARTIST or BURGIAR-The dwelling of Mr.. Robt NJ
No 1G5 West Feenhs entered Tuesday evening
by young Grm.n named tous GAYLORD Who opened the front
preceded where he
the stealth about to worth of Fey from
He fed berefooed into the street but
sud crested Justice CLARK committed him to prison to await
cxafn
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RUDIMENTARY AND PRACTICAL

n Treatise on Perspective for beginners, sim
pifed for the use of Juvenile students and anna
ieurs in architecture painting, &C.; also adapted
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