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City Politics.


meeting Of the Committee Of Arrangements OF the
Central Democratic Union held last night, in Tam
many Hall, John Cochrane in the chair, and L. F. Harr
SON acting secretary. The details Of the meeting
be held to night arranged, and the various sub
committees made their reports and were discharged.
The meeting private, but understand that much
dissatisfaction expressed at the nggardy conduct of
Of the Custom House officers, who quite
liberal enough with their funds to support the
ment and the officials in the City Hall had to be called
upon one of whom paid high $50 to promote the
success OF the meeting.
Among others, understand that Senators Cass and
Douglas have given positive OF being present
At the meeting to night.
The committee adjourned at an early hour.
THE YOUNG MEMS SOFT SHELL COMMITTEE.
The regular monthly meeting of the Young Mems Soft
Shell Committee held last night at Tammany Hall
in the Coal Hole, H. p Carnes in the chair and David
Mccullough and Samuel L. Houghton acting secreta-
ries The evening spent in appointing the standing
committees for the ensuing year. and perfect
ing the organization. The by laws also acted upon
after which the committee adjourned to the first Tues
cay in April
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a uCTION NOTICE -. 5. HouGH, ArCnoNEER. :

A UCTIoN NOTICE ID. s. HoUGH, ACcnoSEER.-
IA Important notice 20 the housekeeping public and 70
dealers generally, Of two large sales Of valuable and
costly household arrangemebts-thel first this (Wednes
day. morning, March 4 a. l0I O'Clock, A. NJ, at 70
Warren street, comprising the whole contents Of the
house, consisting OF royal velvet floor and ttar
worn rosewood pailor, dining and bedroom furniture.
consisting of elegantly upholstered suits in French bro
csde satin Italian ESTUARY I'D marble top centre sofa
side and other tables aso, spen lid rosewood
octave double action ptAnOforte, warranted rosssoOl
louis XIV etegere glass throughout r. w. work tai sx
fancy ladies' reception chairs eacrtolres large sod
tpendid pier gasser with sabs and brackets brocate
and lace curtains, gold shades yRluab. oil paintings
by eminent artists, gothic and inlaid clocks costly
china vases, bs4ue aud PariAn decoration. Handsome
Heavily carved exer sion tables linen crockery Frencn
china tea sets, two silver tea services cake BASKETS FORKS
spoons IVORY cutlery, cut glass ware liquor casss d..
cahtsrs wines, champsgnes, Madeira &c walters gas
fixtures also r)sewooi and mahogany bedseadA AMI bn.
reaus, washsandr, fne cured hair mattres.es hi IN.
kets coun,erpanes beds, holsters and piloss OF Ono
feathers china toilet sets oval and squa,s glt frame
mirrors, &c. sale positive, rain shine Also TO.
morrow (lhurAdsyJ morning. AT lO5i ~, large n
reserved sale at toe reiiIsncc u j. Htcbe0ch gsi
81 Warren street. Of the whole contents Of large aud
well appointed frat eass boarding house. ispg o.
mahogany sdeboards OF excelgnt maze, mahogany mar.
Die top, centre, sofa and side tabes also tbs lace
bFocaieie curtains shades hHtgres, Sc mahogany anil
walnut easy ehairs sofas par0r chairs ADD sut
ea'He, mantel ornaments, hBs picurrs &c; also
Toned 81 octave pannOre also ena les@ quantity Of
mahogany and walnut besteads south American hair
nasesses, blankets sheets casss ks. Brussels three.
ply sad ingram earpctngs on ~ rn0ms mahogany bl.
feauf NasnEtabds, se., WITH marble tops toilet
bet rack, cane seat chAira be,ides grea quantity u
cry ware gass do, cutlery. sp30rf, oileloths,
~ roos STAR carp.ngs, paror stoves cgOtlnx rangs
dining and extension table, &C. Every ART e ia fhess
sales ~ perfectly free-there j. nothing nrnrsht n
Parties wishing 20 stove ther furniture ua the Grs ~
MAY can be accom- tnocaH'. Catalogues rsady H0asat
op'n iot inspection lssms can y eanEabls msasy
rsroff rsaulrei
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VA FfkLY PAPERS, MAGAZINES AND BoORs.--AIL
w the Boston, New York, Fhilaiepbia and foreign
weekly papers, and books received by
OF hich the folio ling few leading ami the
principal agents. For sale by and all the
agents In the city and elsewhere.-
Wa,rriey Magazine, Trre flag, Thompson's Bank
Star sPapgiei han Home Journal, . KSportt.
Am. Sat. Coaner, Uncle satn
Sat Evening Post Universe, olive Brauch
Am PriyAteersmAn, DutchmAn, Sanke. blade,
Iitt.i IsingAge, New York Pick Spiritual telegraph
Weekly Herald, The Crayop, Dollar Newspaper,
N. y. Fichyune, Yankee Notions, Weekly Tribune,
Cooley pIady shook London illustrated weekly Timcs
Ladies Nat. Mag. News, Weekly sgn,
JsElirs Gazette, New York Journal Chamber Journal
Household Words, Punch. Ac, Little Pilgrim
Scientific American, Boston Pilot Arthur's Hone Mag
And all other first class respectable ~eekly papers,
magazines, books, &C. which will pack and forward
10 all parts Of the world a. publishers pricss
ms published list Of papers aLi magazines viii be
furnished free TO any Of the trae, At IL and 10 Ann
street, up stairs. DEXTER A BROTHER
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Destructive Hurricane.

ELsIRA, March 9, 1855.
We visited by regular West India white squall
last night. Chmneys blown down, houses I'M
ssoted, &c. The house Of the williamsport and
Elmra Railroad was blown down, destroyed, and the
engines injured Everything in the shape OF signs,
boxes, &C., has been scattered in beautiful confusion.
MeCoy's Hotel near the depot, took fire during the
night, and sustained considerable Damage. This
ing the weather is clear, mild and spring-lke
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A uCrION OTICE-THos. BELL AUCrIoNEER.-
"A by Bell Bush.-Tns day, AT l01a O'Clock, IN the
ture, glassware &c also 40 dozen Norris Ednburg ae
in pint bottes 81 dozen each of superio casie
lons cogDac brandy French preserves and mustard SO
fine paintings lot Of dry goods silks satinets SPLEEN
did Watches gold chains lot Of splendid books, rich
bindings standard works, Shoes &c. Thursday sale OF
rich silks, Furnishing goods &c,
I. o. BARTINE, Receiver.
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7. o. BARTINE, Receiver.
A uCTloN SALE OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FuRN!

CCliON SALE VI GooD HOuSEHOlD FURNl-
IA ture, elegant rosewood pianoforte, &c.-R. w.
day Wednesday, at 10h O'Clock, all the handsome fur
niture in house No. ~ Eighth avenue, embracing the
Carved rosewood mahogany sofas marble top rosewood
tables rich carpets rosewood paror furniture, en- suite
embroidered curtains rich shades spring sat chairs in
velvet and hair cloth French pier glasses, 30 day
lu clock rich rosewood etegere, oil paintings,
&c, with large and valuable assortment Of chamber
furDiture-rosewood and mahogany French bedsteads,
superb hair mattresses, feather beds, oval mirrors,
marble top washstands toilet sets, gothic and oak
chairs &c, with large variety Of basement furni.
tureblyerware, rich china SETS ivory cutlery glass
ware, extension tables, &c. deposit win be required
OF every purchaser.
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mako this q precedent and from office for no
gold reason. He doubted whether the removal would
10 proper, expeden reasonable and argued that 1t
would impair the integrity Of the udicery, and would
be violation OF the spirit of the constitution Wendell
Phillips coied the hearing for the petitioners citing
mainly the arguments used by him on former occasion
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LECTURES.

I'yFNISGs WITH THE FRENCH PUFr4 MON
IL rlElk birlANDkS has the honor 20 apn0anrs
that be al give ssrss ~ Hectares On some 81
ho1sTn ffeocb toctt, ip tie lecture room ~ he
III r. Chaie, Broadway nsGr FOURTH STREE % ,hs
evenings y Ihurfsy the tih AoacsJ IL l.ts, Iray
The stb Monday n. igth instant ats lat 3 does
each evening" Jh~ course vii Include ssleetgns fga,
smsfiins, Victor iiuso D. ranser All Alfr- = Ekny
IburtGay us stu instant IAnsrtns A4Hlsll9n - the
course 81 70. ~ = single lecture o. cents
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Statistics OF the Pork Trade.

CINCINNAII, MATCH o, Iooo'
The Price Current publishes nearly complete state
nsnt Of the number of hogs packed in Ohio, Kentucky
and Tennessee The totals 1886 900, against
l,7Ss,doo from places last year. Deficiency,
46l 600. The falling oil in weight is estimated at eight
cent making the total deficiency equal in numbers
10 5b5, 600.
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A Mall Agent Shot.

RICHMOND, March D, 1900.
The mail agent between Raleigh and Weldon, named
McGowen, was yesterday attacked by three men for
trifng debt. During the melee, McGowen was shot by
his ass,ians and received less thaa six balls in his
head and body When the tram left he was supposed TO
be in q dying condition
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A UCT1oS EOTICE--sAMUEL osG0oD, AUCTioSEER,
% Nassau street will tell by auction the large
dwelling house, III West twenty first street. Third
avenue, TO morrow, Thursday, March y at lO AN the
whole Of the household furniture, comprising paror,
bedroom and Kitchen furniture with the usual assort.
ment Terms cssh. Every artcls without reserve, as
the owner Is leaving the city.
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cents, colored and IN nice case lined With velvet,
preserver twice the size others make for y
All EQUAL in quality and size 10 those made elsewhere
fer two dollars. Ansons, $50 Broadway, opposite Ne
tr,poiitan Hotel.
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A sSlGNEE's SALE OF THE PHOENIX FOUNDRY
N SAMUEL. OSGO0D, Auctioneer, store sd Nassau
street, will sell at auction this morning. Wednesday,
March 7, at 1o11 A. at the Phoenix foundry, corner
Of yetty and West streets North river the entire
tents Of said establishment. VIII be sold without any
reserve, by order OF the assignee Terms cash. bank
able money,
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one this morning cases Of rch plaid silks az a.
yard; = 10. S.. r.. c.. cases French ginx hams
yard wide, at il rich printed bareges from - TO 5s
Also. large lot Of RIBBONS At haiti their yalue 200
cashmere long shaws; 200 do. square, Of designs
htsss and table damasks, na?tios, towels 6s. TIE
sbo1e goods 30 per cent under their real value
y. X LnADBEATER CO, 81 BroAisay, OF
LEONARD street
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assortment of csrpengs, oiciotns curtains. aud car.
tain materials, Il ready for inspection and wil be
olsreo Al greatly reduced prices. LORD TAYLOR,
Gnnd street, corIer u Cbryste.
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WITCHES. JElvELrt,, 81.

C,HI4Ns 0FF--WATCHg- CH&rsa utkNJNUs
y tsbtH, ~ The 4bovs. thrif variety. o8trsg
70 fts nsas. -bDlsss~ retail great srif>- -
cash ifslsfs sb3 others rsgg~ssA - ssl fsfgfs
yurstsfpg sbeshsfs Mast ~ ssii a., ths stst Ter
stthia uset a. ~ Bertisy s'.es, bssssal' oas-
L. A LA OWN
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CHERRIES sAIE.-BY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF
y execution TO directed and delivered will expose
for sae At the vesbule Of the City Hail. In the city
New York the It'll day Of March, 1855 at IL O'Clock
noon all the right, title and interest OF the Iatt ng
Observatory Association which they had the It'll day
of October 1854 Mt any time thereafter of in and 10
certain lease Of years and months from May 1853,
quarterly The following described pro-
perty, TO vital that lot, piece parcel Of ground
situate, lying and being In the city Of New York, de.
scrbed follows, viz. beginning the norhcrly side
OF Forty second street. distant hundred thirty.
four feet easery from the northeast OF Forty
second street and sixth avenue running thence easy
along Forty second street twenty SIX feet thence north
erly line parallel with the SIXTH avenue hun
bred dve inches the centre line Of the block
and equidtant between Forty second and Forty third
streets thence westerly and parallel with Forty second
street twenty six feet thence southsrly and parallel
with Sixth hundred feet and Ave inches, to
said northery aide OF Forty second street, the point
place beginning And also all those three ots pieces
parcels Of ground which taken together described
Forty third street. blatant two hundred and eight feet
astsry from the soutbeasterly Of Forty third
street and Sixth runnng thence eastery along
the said -outbery side OF said street seventy feet
thence souhsrly and par Aiei with said Sixth
hundred feet and ave inchss 70 the line Of
Forty third Streets thence westerly the sad centre
line seyny eight feet thence northery 70 said southsy
line Of Forty third street hundred feet and Ave
inches to the point place Of begin ming. Also tho
large and costly building thereon the Iatting
Observatory. Also tho large Drnmmond light erected
In the top Of said observatory Also large quantity OF
barroom and saloon fixtures in the lower part the
observatory. JOHN ORsER, Sheriff
TIIO6 CARiIS, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated JaAnary 20, 1866.
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faculty throughout the w0rld-Gentlemen--As Il has
fallen to my lot to discover the most eGectuh
tonic medicine ever known to the world, and as
II IL my sincere desire to extend its useful
to all suffering humanity, / induced TO
mako you the following proposition, hoping you will
receive IL in the same pbanthropc spirit az
make it, SO that by your powerful aid, through your
pactice, thousands who now suffering with dys.
pepsia indigestion and scrofua, may obtain true and
permanent relief propose 10 show all regular physi-
clans, on application to my Office, No. Gsey Build.
ing Cortandt street. OF Broadway, the full and
true receipt for preparing my Fluid Extract Of Sarea
rilla and explain to them the modus operan9 Of the
peculiar machinery and apparatus used for that purpose
believing, ~ LIDO, such course my part will do
away with all prejudice yours andbe the means Of
establishing your full confidence in my compound
that you may thereby add to your curative agents the
best and greatest blood purifier in the whole world.
am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
JOHN BULL, OF Louisville, Ky.
New York, March 3, 1855.
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$40, $40, SI75, $3.50, s7O0-spIcndId Farms.
Also 800 beautiful building lots 100 feet square ani 100
farms win be divided among GOO ubscrbers few days
receive four building lots 25 by 100 feet farm from
two to twenty acres few subscribers only wanted.
street, near Seventh avenue.
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Perham's Opera House, 663 Broadway
This popular establishment will be re-opeDed Monday
evening by new ethiopian company, consisting OF
eighteen star performers selected from the best bands in
the country 1t Is said the troupe is superior 10 any
other in existence, not excepting Perhams original
company, now In Boston.
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A uCT1ON NoTlCE-sT. CHARLES THEATRE. BO-
"A CART, Aueiioneer by :. Bogart, this day Wed aes.
day, March AT III O'Clock the premises SOS l7and
49, Bowery all the personal property, consisting OF the
whole OF the staging, flooring, boxes, scenery,
cbnery, iron railing, plush seats Suitable for lee
lamp and Hxuress to be sold without reserve the
buildings TO be converted into stores by order Of
y. T. stalknecht Attorney for the proprieors IS Mar
sau street. thursday at 1913 clock, household furn
ture fancy goods, 6c at the auction rooms Of
William and Frankfort street.
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Moustache, WhisIkers Hair forced to
grow in six weeks, by my 0nguent which viii not ss!n
inure the skin. 81 per bottle. sent to any part Of
the country r. G. GRAHAM, bs5 Broadway, basement;
Zeiber, A south Third street. Philadelphia.
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Markels.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9, 1856.
There is change in the money market to report to-
DAY Stocks steady at the following rates-Keading
39A, Norris Canal, 16b Long Island Railroad 1871
pennsylvania Railroad, AN Pennsylvania State Fves
SeA
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A SSIGNEE's SALE, AT AUCTION NOTICE IS HERE
IA by given, that on Thursday March 8, 1855, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, will sell at public auction, the pre-
mses Of the brcky ard formerly occupied Dy Charles
Brower and Threadwel at Low Point three miles north
Fishkil Duchess county, the folio wing property
three horses and haInefs, three brick moulding
chimes, carts, whetlbarrows, wagon, picks and
shovels lumber iron caps and arch doors and other
articles and implements used in brick making,
SIMON y. SCutJITZ. Assignee
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$40 Wigs and Toupees.-The Celebrated
mandatory for wigs toupees, brds Of long hair front
brads, Gc, il situated at q Maiden lane, Of
Nassau street. Caution-Beware Of Broadway prices.
MEDHUR5T Il HEARD, 81 Maiden lane
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L, T. AARON. AuCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. ON A
lie credit OF four months Wednesday and Thursday,
March and s. at the sales ROOM 81 Nassau street. at
IL O'Clock A. NJ, upwards OF 500 COLO and silver
watches some OF which the hnest imported in
this country patent levers chronometers and ndepcnd
ebt seconds, part Of which having been manufactured
expressly for exhibition at the Crystal Palace being the
stock of a manufacturer and Importer retrisg from
business also, assortment Of ewelry and so dozen
gold pencils the whole TO be sold without Full
particulars in catalogues morning OF sale.
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DufinS tnis NIOntn, f>TiOr 10 takinS STOCK
LIST April will sell entire stock OF German toys
and games, and English wax dolls at half the market
prices. We make this immense sacrifice this class Of
goods (of which the sale has much cramped by ths
hard times during the past holidays) in order that
may diminish stock much ~ possible. Our fancy
goods ha also been much reduced in price, TUTTLES
Emporium, 345 Broadway, opposite Appleton's.
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Weather and Navigation Mt st. Louis.
81. LOUIS, March 8, 1850
The steamer Sonora will leave this city today for Kan
sas, and other boats will follow The weather Is
xEiid, with some rain.
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TINHE THIRTEENTH EDITION OF "TIE WEALTH AND
i Biography Of the Wealthy Citizens Of the C,ty Of
New YORK, is ready. Several hundred alterations
ard corrections have been ade sine. this Issue Of the
twelfth edition. making this In essential particularly
tiIsly boon For sale al the Sun office. Prc. 70
cent
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SALES At AUCTION.

A UCTIoN NOTiCE-sANUEL OsGoOD, AUCrIoNEER,
store 50 Nassau street will sell by auction at the
store No. sos Broadway next the Saint Nicholas hotel
Friday, March 0, AZ 10 A. NJ the entire contents OF
the store comprising bronze goods ch pant pgs fancy
goods, &c. &c. The whole will be sold wi hout reserve
the firm returning TO Paris. Terms cash.
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Beebe u CO., 1853 Broadway, respectfully
eohcts the attention Of their customers and the public
h the spring and summer fashion for sentlenens hats
md caps.
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III 5 MLIIoR, AUcnoNEFR-B HouGHroS x

VIZ $ ML1IoR, AUcrlONEFP.--BY HoUGHroS 4
w kbLLOk.-To. morrow (Thursiay), at I0Z
oADck At the sales room No ll3 Nassau street sups
Ior MADE cabinet furniture French plate oval and
mirrors three superior toned piano fortes
Of which cost $500, made by wnsam LidGerman A Son.
Of New York, pearl iniad plates, finished all 70 and
richly carved rshly decorated French ehiaa vases. tea
sets, toilet sets &c several hne oil paintings and q
great variety of second hand furnitub Catalogues will
he Issued one day previous 10 sale wben the articles
BE- Inspected We invite the trade country msrchant
and others 10 this really elegant sale o. every article Of
els ard richness ia the house furnishing line viz
several rotewood armour, French plate doors latest
styles rosewood parior furniture on suite covered In
rich nstsriss the most sppooved patents extension
dining tables In OAK, mahogany rose soof ADD ~Aiaat
oak library and ching furntare In suits 10 match
nelly covered rosewood centre tables, mahogany ADD
walnut 90, ElIatethian style hall stand, do chars
ioscwood and mahogany book and lined
9th latin wood, ros-sood French plate cisy. glasses
elegant carved rosewood, MAHOGANY ami sAinat cha
ber tnture en- suite 70 match with marble tops.
raj oeed chamber suites, landscape painted very
rich togsthrr with an enf.s variety Of meiigm class
fyfrtturc, viz tstes tete sofas easy, rocking ani
spring sect parior chairs gothic and plain Frsnsh bsi
rt'sdt ot'amsts &c Alec a lot ~ good second had
furniturr, worthy a. attention.
YIN wHTkRs, AucIfOsEER, WILL GIL rms
w cay ~ loh O'Clock, at 10 Grsnt street the far
nituf' ana hHtufss ~ the oyster shd Iuof ss0
ssnT % he utual ysistss together sta sss lHurss
al cloth, and street lamp.
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DIR. St. Marks Pilis.-Their Inl,ituaI Use
will hundred dollar year in DOCTORS bills
costiveness headache dyspepsia liver disease aundce,
piles. The best medicine for female complaints. Sold
at DR.. 81 Marks Office, so Canal street. door OF
Broadway Cup star at % cents per box with full d.
Yections.
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A Lotion N0TICE-w. b. JONES, AUCrIoNEER-BY
"A virtue OF chattel mortgage, ! will sell this day,
at nire A. NJ, at So and So West Twenty third street,
one horse, cart and harness.
w. THOMPSON, Attorney for Mortagee.
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Shirts OF the Finest Quality, ready made,
all sizes, or made to measure, at the shortes. notice,
with everything in mems furnishing goods, at
McLAUGHLIN's shirt warehouse 292 Green wch street.
corner Of Chambers.
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Green's SHIRT and furnishing Store, No. I
Astor House-Atep tion is invited to the superior art
cles in the gentlemen's furnishing department. The
stock includes every variety Of undershrts drawers
DeJonvile and opera tef scarfs cravats
gloves, half hose, &c. imported for the winter ani
spring trade. The prices are moderate and the assort
ment unequaled.
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The Fashion for the Season, In Gentle-
mems Hats, was introduced by Genin, Saturday
tie oath instant. New York and the Union have for
ysars accepted the quarterly issues Of Genin the
governing styles OF the day and his spring bat for 1855
will be found to possess the highest claims 70 the aii
ration Of OF taste and judgment.
GENIN's pa Broadway, opposite st. Pauls
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Msnde Hrnther., Amcrlcnn Dagnerrtotyu

tuition for the prosecution O all branches OF the art
free q the public; unsurpassed pictures tAsen daily.
Artists and Importers, 2S3 sroadsayi Paris, Boulevard
ats ltalieLs.