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SILVER ELECTRO PLATING.-Tea Sets, CAIN
Baskets Spoons Forks and su articles of Table Wen
and metals every description plated with Silver 70 last q
yesrs Of fair prices. sc, CLARK, No. ~ Broadway
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The beautiful mammoth steamship Vanderbilt vii
be closed from visitation after this day in order t
prepare her for her voyage.
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RI'SkrR's


BAruIxG DREssssSesfsring men, Travellers Hscatssass
Path-r particularly Ladies and all Others are invited to cell
the
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Examination will convince all Of their great superiority
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Senator Preston King was enjoying the Inequalities
Of the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
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lAdveriscnsnt
"PrRE RELIGION harmOnlzes with PHKRNOL-

oey hence the Ceeymen who understands the pecuiAes q
HE PEOPLE adapt HE teachings their various capst
Examinations daily by Mr. FOWLER, No. 500 Broadway
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The new Harbor-Ma~ters entered upon their duties
Yesterday There has been but little alteration in the
Districts Messrs. Shultz and Brainard hold over in
the CITY.
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Tsors Of PARK place will AFTER the 1T Of Nay 10 ~
re~iy arranged 90 verrment Building No 81 WALSsesv.
below Cana and 100 feet west side Of brvslwSg
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PAsnsG CouSTERFEir MosEY.-Ofiicer Falwell Of
the Third Ward yesterday morning conveyed before
Justice Osbon, at the Lower Police Court, man
giving his name IA John Henry Reed. on charge Of
par ing counterfeit money. Adam Smith of No. 300
Greenwich street, made affidavit that on Monday
night Reed to his store for the purpose Of pur-
chasing smohed beef which he sold to said Reed to
the amount Of Ga cents Reed rendered IN payment
so bill on the WiIamsburgh City Bank, which Mr.
Smith received and returned Reed good or passsble
mouey in change. In short time thereafter Mr.
Smith informed by Mr. Filming that some per-
about the neghborlood passing bad money.
when be discovered that the 81 BIZ! he had taken
counterfeit. He Immediately went in pursuit Of Reed
and found him walking in Greenwich street,
Stuart Sugar House, whereupon he arrested him
aid to, k him TO she Station House. Mr.. Smith says
that be believes said Reed knew when he offered the
biz that It forgery, altered from 81 BIZ to
S.0 bill. Justice O.born held the accused in the
Of $3.50 70 answer the charge.
The night another person was npprehended on
the com ANT Of shoe dealer in Greenwich street but
the testimony not sufficient To hold the party; the
proprietor Of the store not swearing that tho man who
passed the money knew il was bad
Quite large number of these bills are in circula-
ton.
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GEORGE p. EDGAR.
Ma. AC,tyy srsgEr. Tuesday. April q, 10

No 81 GIFT srsEEr, TGesdsy. AprN 2, TT
Mr.. EpGAR-Sir: The undersigned being in tsvee
Of fro discussion even the subject Of Slavery villas -
fiji one of the vacancies made In the Young Mons ChsSea
Monday evening last am not personally known TO yoa ~
am connected with the Rev Mr.. Hosting. Church In Ca5nss
street whose members spesk of III eAssee
to propose a member Of your Assocsos vii cearV
with the Of membership and will endesvor to reader ~
self useful II received - .~u...
(Sisncd) Respectfully. A. w MOk0AN'
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PHOTOGRAPHs and AMBROTYPEs a. DkASrs
Lower Gallery No. 100 Broadway. cor fp"'n-$- 'sf'~'
Bnuaurs
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Acknowledgement
piaPHANEOTYPRS,

PHoToCaAPrS
DACUysRgoryrEs.
D,APs,NsorypssTh- and beautiful lyle OF pirtsN
onty the Roor GALLERY challenges compssos W.
s other syles Of Photographic pictures Gallery. Ne rs
Broadway corner frsi&liu =.
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A. ". MORGAN.

GeAsp LARcsSY.-A young man named Samud
Rollins brought before Justice Wood yesterday q ths
stealing variety Of wearing apparel valued at So from JOB:
Howard OF No Iol waverley place on the sd in Acosss
admitted and pantA which Ne hA c
nm To- his simp-ons the Bowcry for email csasidsrs-
ton He was accordingly committed for trial
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STEAMSHIP TLxA..-This steamship as well as the
Tennessee, has been entirely withdrawn from the route
between this port ard Grcytown Her boilers have
been taken out, and ores are going to be placed
in her, and other alterations all repairs are about to
be made board, preparatory to i" 'lu, her trips
between New-Ol.eans and Vera Cruz. IL jted on
good authority that the proPrieors Of the late Transit
Line have sunk about million dollars since Walker
assumed the reins of government in Nicaragua
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fAdyer,iseuI1I
THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH is made only n
fAdSertiseRenI

BrADTs GALLssv, No. $50 BrOsawsy
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AsoTHrR DEATH BY FALL.-Coroner Connery
was called to hold inquest likewise at No 81 Sheriff
street upon the body of John Regain who on leaving
at the of Sheriff and Rvington streets on
Monday last, for home, fell down the door, and
WA assted to his place of residence where he died in
the course Of four five hours The jury rendered
verdict that the deceased to his death by
geson of tho BRAIN from falling, thereby receiving
such injuries on his head rs 10 cause his death.
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RRxovAL.-The Sherifrs Office was yesterday re-
NOV from No $40 20 No so FULTON street.

Az Old TRICK REvIyED.-Yesterday sftepoos Q
Srss~d vong low entered the erocery Of rsuA
and North Fourth streets kept By John H. hssbe sat =
cc,ed the cieh 20 e..ur. up some charcoal gotas sst 80
him the time While the clerk engaged csefse
entered The door the other side and relieved tie ae
I'LL Of sbout SIS The clerk discovered The rcbbsJ ta[
stely and chase bu. the Thieves escspsd
Halt wagon which they had stationed neNT sss
furious rate. A., .,..t.-
o IN Gsnd ,.t ner, doos 70 ssvestA street. sa1 ssss
enc engaged ire ATTENTION Of sss oieft u H.. - ~
che other plsced two vests under sn COS" 40 wv "
was not di.covere6nar.l they hsd IefL
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Sin: The following letter is from one Of our nsss
prominent merchant you room tor its inss<ss
An Your valuable columns NAV prove the cseoa
nit, that all our merchants do not thnk the AsscciAss'
dead OF likely to die.
Yours truly GEORGE r ED0Ak
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scre Justice Wood al the BsseK Market PcSce OssFt
wss identified o. the persos who took the money -
lesed il over to bis sccomp'ice. who succeedsd n
making bis escape Accused AAied that he resides =
Woo-,er street, and Is " blac&smth," bet his gss-
nj appearance indicated that he s ~ Artist" He
was committed TO await exansinAiioa.
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ProKSo PocxyTs IN BRoADwAr.-Yesterday A.
tepoon Mrs. Rose More, residing in Hobokeu, while
passing down Broadway, between Brooms and Grand
streets. had her pocket picked Of . potmonasis
containing small amount of money BY two VOL
dressed thieves who brushed up against her. yosng
mar who gave bis name - Edward Psrkes, rs a.
.eAed BY Ofioer Houstos. and upoa being tsksa ~
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Rru Ovsr ~ AZ EscIsI.-Asa "snl u ~ &C.. =
srs On nseeS engine No. IS IS wsssis Psssst :yw y
80 "a f.rtar-d his collar bsss He vs. takes y - -
49, - south Fourth street b member It ths Cs.Ssy -
rneIiesl ID procured
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ryr Nxw Ioc.r poIrcr REouLATfoHs.-1Ae 80
istioas rsquirins u sesssass - Asss.sa - vesso
cSoi duty. 70 - aEs spssss:s thb .ssns& fse
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sgooTIS0 CisE.-About Q o'clock on Tuesday
morning of the swtchmen employed on the Second
Avenue RAILROAD and stationed at the cornor Of Grand
street ahd the Bowery, attacked by a number Of
rowdies when he drew pieto and fred At them. the
shot taking effect in the thigh Of one Of the party.
The wounded nan wa taken TO the Tenth Ward Sta
ton-House. The matter viii undergo an iavestgation-
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RopY REcovERED.-On the evening of the Il It'll Of
November last man by the yame of Jeremiah Hag-
carty, while in state of into1icaon, walked of Pier
No. 80 East River and was drowned. Notwithstand
ing efforts were then made to find the body it was not
recovered until Monday afternoon last when i, was
grapped up at the foot of Ruger street adjoining the
pier where he fell into the water. His remains were
in such an advanced state of decomposition a. to pre-
clude recognition except through the medium of his
clothing. Coroner Connery held an inquest yesterday
upon the body. and the jury rendered verdict in
accordance with the for.sssurng iacts,
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FrRr.-Ths houss of w. c: Bum: y Dr.
Vol - S~reysd y Sc. short aseleea 2. -
Gay nonns s.S;isbDss. he lose = sboat tfsoe ~
sisiy insured
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TURTLE B.Y.-Ou Monday night the opening of ''.e
immense lsger-beer saloon connected Win inc iun'
Boy Brewery, located on Forty-ffth street between
the First and Second avenue, was ceieor oy -
grand ball. Several thousand invitations h'd o'"n
given out, and, judging ffcm tho m"sn'u'e o' .,ie
crowd there were no "rercts" returned The
gue.ts began to arrive at an early hour, and ca after
car On the Second and Thrravenue Railroads landed
hundreds of people at Fory-fourth ami f0rty-ffth
.treets.
The saloon building front. FOrty-fith street and
is severtyfve feet front by one hundred feet deep
On the 6rst foor are several spacious rooms ana Acn
en-. The second floor contains q ballroom MY 0!
sey~utvnin. fee. With An orchestra nearly sixty feet
log sitting rusms for ladies. and large saloon or
bar room. Above this. on tho third floor, are some
LA,fdOzea gcod-s.ed roous. fitted up with tables and
clais.
Between the hour. Of and 10 O'Clock IN the even
inc uerc wa perfect j,n in si pat' OF the noae'
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"THr PfIDr OF THE IIrDsOS"-The favorite
steamer Thomas Powell, long known as one of the
fectet boats on the North River Notwithstanding the
march Of improvement that has been made III the
construction of vess.ls-is again to be- raiked among
the floating palaces on the nob. Hud.on. During the
past Winter she has had new boilers placed in her OF
extraordinary strength; portion of her 'atc-room'
have been removed so az to afford ample space for
promenade or to sit and enjoy fine breezes End mag
nifcent scenery wheDeveran opportunity may present;
while other important alterations and improvements
have been made in her arrangements, decorations,
&c. that not only render her the fastest, but also the
most beautifully finished and furnished steamer OF her
lie afoat, emitting her to the appelation OF The
Pride of the Hudson which has been suggested as
her future name. She is about to commence running
day-b6at between this city and Poughkeep'ie,
leaving the latter place at $50 a. m, and New-fcrk
at p 1t is expected that she will MAKE the trip
between the two places, including her stoppageS al
Mil,on New-IIamburg, Newburgh, New-Corn~ali'
Cold Spring and Cozzenss upper landing at West Point
in about four hours thereby allowing passengers down
from any Of those places about hYe hours tor me
transaction Of business in the city Snr VII /" under
the command IL Cart Anderson.
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FA1aLLr INJURED AT PARTr.-Coroner Connery
was yesterday notified TO make antemortem exarnn
alton in the of Michael Coye, residing in Seventh
avenue, near Fortieth street, who severely
beaten by eight to ten persons at a party held at
hou-e in the Seventh avenue about fortnight ago.
that he is not expected to survive The investigation
will take place to-day.
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NV RAILROAD TINE TABLE.-The new timetables
agreed upon for the express trains take effect on May
IS, ard are as follows between Newfork and Buffalo
ard Suspension Bridge:
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THE STEAMER ALiDa-Ths old and fa'ofte ie'l-
going steamer'has been Withdrawn from her isIe hru
Of cortest racer on the Hudson 1t Is s"id tiAt
she is to be converted into aOw-boai, beng steamer
Of very grea, power for her size, and loo expensive
for the limited humber Of passengers she could s'c'
MEDIATE
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION !
PHILADELPHIA.
Ortant Announcement

no all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
L such az SPERMATORRHEA, SEMI
MAJ, WEAKNESS IMPOTENCE, GONOR.
RHEi, GLEET, SYPHILIS, tho Vice of
ONANISM, or SELF-ABUSE &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
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order Of the Directors.
GEO. FAIRClllLD Secretary.
EZRA ID. HEARTH ELL, President
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