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The Van Buren press., 1861-02-08

Pioyeu III IuauuI3ctOrleS was referred to the
committee on commerce.
The Texas House of Representatives has
passed. resolution legalizlng a call for a
convention by vote of 65 against l3.
The cutter Lewis Cass was surrendered to
Alabama authorities at Mobile, to-lay.
New York, Feb. 1.
The store ship Supply has arrived from,
Pensacola with the wives aud children OF
the officers al Warrington Navy Yard, Mrs.
Lieut.. Seimer. a numher of invalids from
the Naval Hospital, and a number of ma
rines from the Naval barracks, Who were
captured by Florida State forces, and reieas.
ed on parole. Report says resolution
will be introduced into the House on the
7th to repeal the law making New Orleans
the port of entry. and providing for the
collecting of the revenue at the mouth o,
the Mississippi.
BosroS. Mass. Feb. d.
The Union meeting callest. at the exchang.
to-day noon. adjournea until evening. afte,
lnstructing les officers to urge the Legisla.
ture to appoin... commissioners to Washing
ton.
WASHINGTON, Feb a.
HoUsE.-Mr. McC Clerland asked to offer
preamble setting forth The reports relative
to the seizure Of the Mint and money n,
New Orleans and tho refusal of any drafts
drawn by the UIited States on their owu
moiety. and concluding with resolution
calling upon the President to communicate
to the House, il in his Judgment not n.
compatible with the public interest. all tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25
HENRY u; LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER.

I1ENRY tt. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.
llHENRY II. LEEDS Co, viii sell NJ auction Thurs
day. Dec 2t at III O'clock in the gallery the
No % Nassau street, elegant collection of Oil Paintings,
by first rate amateur consisting of about 100 Picture
various subjects, without frames and about with
frames conssngof American and For gn scenery sketches
from nature together with large OF exquisite small
on Paintings Of American from nature sutal for
albums no lday presents Also will be the
OF w. NJ Brown Mozins, Owen, Lemmens, Van Horn,
other artists of equal neit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

dividend N0TICE.-MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTI-
~ tution-lnercst will be paid all deposits this IN
stuon by the rules entitled thereto rate six per
cent per annum on all sums Of 500 and under and the
rate or hye per cent per all that
amount payable and after January 20 1862. Interest
Will be credited under date of January and
drawn will receive interest the deposit order.
A. A. ALv0Rp, Sec. etary. L. j. BROWN President.
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FINANCIAL.

CHEMICAL BANK, NEW YORK, DEC g. Is5I-FOR-
~ ueh dvidendThe President and Directors OF this
have declared quarterly dividend Of per cent payable
on and after Thursday the ID day Of January
next. By order of the Board
q. G. WILLIAMS, Cashier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

AMUsEM ENTy.

AMUSEMENTy.
NIBLOS SALOON
Az CHRISTMAS WEEK.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 23 and
FOR THE SEASON.
First appearance Ia New York
OF the World Renowned
PEAK FAMILY
vOCALISTS. HARPiSTS
LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS
OAkpThs popular place oil eight
months has been undergoing repairs a thous.
adso doas IL has been cmoddled walls newly fescoed
stage apo ntmens and renewed seas raised and
city.
First appearance In New York Of
Mr.. ALBERT H. FERNALD, Pianist and Baiiadist
CONSOLIDATION OF TWO SEPARATE COMPANIES.
me evenings entertainment will embrace Songs Bal
lads, Duets, new He'll Music &c.
- TWO HUNDRED SILVER BELLS.
Admission IS cents
Reserved Seats rs cents extra.
BOX Office open every day, from to g. commencing
saturday. December 2 can be secured TOR
opening night Monday, December %.
Doors open at 50; to commend 7Z O'Clock
a Grand Matinee will be Saturday Afternoon when
children Will be admitted for Is cents,
c. G. CHASE. Business Manager
NIBLO'S SALOON
CHRISTMAS DAY,
TWO GRAND CONCERTS.
Afternoon at 25S o'clock.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

gNHAT ACuEnUSH BOOK .'WOMEN IN NEW YORK >
II singular novelty filed with interesting Sketches Re
male Characters IN the City (Which the Herald denounced
the for advcrtisns) sold by newsdeners
80 cents matted free for Gs cenhaf price Cloth bind
ing ages 80 cravings Dealers allowed nearly fifty per
cent N. uAuNTr Publisher, 40 Waker street, up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

THIS AFTERNOON, Ar AZ O'CLOCK,
for the express accommodation OF
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
On which occasion the great Uo,iiay Pantomime
FORTUNES FROaICS;
FORTUNES FkOLiCS;
Or HARLEQUIN AND THE GENIUS or SpRiS..
will be performed. Also
THE BROADWAY MINSTRELS
TIE BROADWAY MINSTRELS
Also Grand Balets Songs Danecs Ethiopian Eccentrici-
ties &c. ROBERT W. BUTLER,
Spe Lessee and Manager
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NoTICE-NEw NATIONAL THEATRE, CINCINNATI
In Ohio. This establishments will open with q dramatic
company about the 9Th Of january 1862 the spring
Ladies aud gentlemen Of ability mons
others need app) and also stars will address John Bates
Proprietor.
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TTARRY PEARsoN's ARMoRY. IS CROSBY STREET.
ri hevsen Houston Blocker streetsChristmAs Din.
NJ aaron Of Beef Plum Pudding Goose Fowls Tur
lev 1c ready at 81 O'Clock r. NJ, 50 cents Free Lunch
every night TN New Years lip top Singing rriyase Rooms
for private parties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

AToTICE-FRENCH soIREEs, DRAMATIC, MUSICAL
IN and ierary.Thc subscription list being nearly filed,
wishing subscribe increase their abonnementJ
invited to call Ut the store of Mr. H. Dardonve 62S
Broadway. PAUL JIUGNET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

MISS LOUISE,
wospiahaepuL
AT i nfE s s%SvvEslrY.
BROADWAY,
"''' '"A'N Miss MAGGIE TREsvAN,
Admission 10 cents including Refreshmcni ticket.
" ,,nn.nv cAGLIosTnoMANrHEuM.
$fH HH$4HHEs s H f$siS,
soIREEs MAGIQUEs,
". n b wl en a sea- nd h he might
THE MAGICIANs,
or THE WORLD.
L1B hass SF'% WILL
and having trat sforned II into,
CAGLIOsTROMANTHEUN,
cABALrsrIGr BouDoIR,
" naS a41s the tho @
and wonderful ap 9,a IN sSs; WI, nrc }.
Sha e S 4SR aSrf BEG
appear in their extraordinarily successful entertainment,
. - sEsHE f N S SsEastasB
s ssa asS e o. a
MASTERS OF THE MAGIC ART
THE BROTHERS LUBIN
Having made the science life long study, searching the
The history gle dark ages when the Ward
Seer regarded u being Of another world and
honored above they present their NEGRO
mantle performances not imitation Of but such improve
THE ss MAsIc OF soJ The ANG!ESys.
AByssINIANs, cHALDEANs, PoMPEIIANs,
sEs sasAs ssssH sss
as the progress OF science and art sures to the thinking
The Mechanical Psychological Electrical Pneumatic Phi
losophcal and Scientific World will be taxed to contribute to
'e ~sA' 4 NIGHT IN DREAMLANp.
The entire appsr.,vs used by ,ss Of
complete In details, and the
'A''u AZ nFF S AMUSEMENT BUT INSTRUCTION.
To the knowledge seeker opens mine OF thought;
10 the learned to what perfection the appliances of
Art and may be brought the mysfyng Of
the senses the seeker presents feast
of njoyment; the young actual realization of
their widest imasnings-an peculiar presentation Of the
wonder Of tho Nights In short. the young, the
old grave gay the stad the joval the cultivated
the il,erate II Is alike rare source Of enjoyment
cares Of everyday life 10 enven The senses gladden. tho
heart and rs'l'ys n s fPe IN D RI
THE LURIN BROTHERS
MINIATURE LUBINs,
"'''A V" @oNDRous SOURCE or AMUSEMENT.
rs cents; children, IL cents
Doors open quarter before O'Clock; TO
AFrEERNooN MATINEE ON CHRISTMAS DAY ONLY.
Doors open At quarter past 2; to commence at O'Clock
NTorIcE-FRENcH soIREEs, DRAMATIC, MUSICAL
those wishing their
invited to call At the store Of Mr. Dardonve 62S
Broadway. PAULJIUGNET
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AT the EAGLE ENAMELED FURNTI
financial.
CLFyETAaD AND To.KDO RAILROAD Co., OTICR,
CLr,FLAND, Ohio. March, 1861. {
|, CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIL

CLtyFtAND, Ohio March, 6l.
FH1HE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY ready to receive o2chlnre Tor tleif
81 king Fuui N1dLeer Bonds i he ortaE 1us iifl
dated APii 1852; iuncon RAILROAD fi.t MoUCgr Second
Division Bonds dated Dec /. 1872. Junction fllroad Second
agc soHas dsed NOV I92 Junction RsOsd income
Monde Utse.rredl di.ad JuEe l. 100. Toledo, ol "a 'u
Cleveland fi Morlagc Bonds dated Sept J. 1871 Toledo
h0rp els aud CleveiLd second Mortgage Bonds dea SEPT q,
1876 Cleveland and Toledo Income DAD Digideud Bonds lai
The SHINING FUND MORTGAGE BONDS, offered n eN'
c1rre for de foregoing Bocds focrd upcn the man me
O. thy Company Road sub Get t. about 2UW oEy q" io
d. NUrw4k, 1d Cles Gland First all second 30 y ~
ale upoI an Other property belonging % the Cef i i'e
d. Railroad Company urd 1so by Sinking fund OF ore per
per Of tie Funded Debt OF tho Compsly managed
py Conm ioucrs iGto whose hands the Company f1s any
nd about Slpl0J cash lo Investment They arr made paA
be IL hei ork city in 1855 ard heor soi7l,u'i int-est
Coupons az PEI cent payable at Con hchaose Ba1s'
New YORK, 10 JarI.ry ard July iHey af OF tbe De
nomra tiru o. One Thou Dollars and mied - Tire
amount OF Three and Hall siilors.
E1cngc haFo hes effected the present line 70 .f amount
OF considerably One Million os Dollars oitr yoroUs ct-
fer which The SINKING FUod Mortgage Bonds have been issued
ard are oos'.uuirz
The Htou OF pariic. holding the resiBg portion Of
the various cI named above invited tie cement
thus auod I'm 20 take the Nntgge Bond In exchange
for tie Bonds they od and which worth more IN
the market than tie Sinking and Mor'ssge Bonds
We would remark; That the absorption Of outstanding
Bonds O the above named enhances the Qiy
upon he Bonds and THERETO the value Of the Bonds them
se-ts' In lew ye,fs these bonds VIII become the Fst
Mort Bonds upon property costing twice their amount
that already these Bonds sod In the maTket
big Gs per cents ld that tie pymcnt a. any portion Of ne
Bonded Debt vi M enhance the value c these dlse1dY
fsyoFto secue aud der chem very drGbio for invest
mebt.
Partios iuy 10 II axe the exchange may 90 by sending
EEkMiLf r. No. - Wast, New OK twho WI is.se new
Bonds ard az diertucrs Of Interest," b. lis Office
cat expense A. sent by tae bDed states 1presl Al either
case relyos apcn prompt return Oh &c rev nSsa';
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Doaro ai!n Boone.

pOARDING--Two GENT IEMEN, or MAN
auc h WIFE ca DO 9ccoaiol ted with peasaut bone
AID good board reason able toms ZION. room Oh seouu nos
ak q book room, ct No 2iG Bi0oI ---j.
DOiRD ON BROOKIYN-Il TS.-One Large
Hp Tprui 4 ROOM IL - md Stow vi.b -ood HOARD can
BE- cres-ed oy oprlyugst No 51i st rear fnlton Ferry
BOARD WANIED.-A gentleman wishes TO
Sd eucogg BOARD fos ljlps aud wife 10 mall private
any H. Ill, Twentieth Ward. wn1t furnish h. own room.
Trrs uu De- moderate. References given required Ad
tJe.. Box No Jpi fo,t.Oitce.
HENTEEI. uufrnishcd ROOMS 20 LET, with
II or,..isgt partial board o; No. ~ Wee 6'hs'i house
fgs'-c' ISL icrips moicrat"
NENTLIMEN with ,ac.r WIVES uad single
I IlNVII.if cau Lr Ur.t, pleasant HOOsiS lsGiLcd
or nsfioirh.d. t,i COCO BOtD. tutrd Board ia fan
fir casi. E t0W ldy tiu fW" dt Blters 81 NO ~"
Fr.. Broadway. cor t'il.ou-a.
TTTANTEp.-Thc advertiser WISHES to obtain
~ BOARD ior family OF f,1g persons ia pleasant neigh,
h.u,Ut location preferred bttv "a erd .i'Hs haa fi D
2t,i: nae aai-esed to GOARnERS lr'ulqu-r Fo't'
O.Hce vi receive prompt attCutir1.
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gusnrante Companies.

NEW-I,NGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
~ ASsk COMPANY tpufey MnrslD. Boston, Nsss kccu.
ensiea und 70 meet los really Two Millions loses during
s 3ss era e'sf S'e t Dyidsd paid ia cash h II years,
f~v law rasb Dividend, 90 per cont Net ascts Over
liabilities, $0ote9 Intefe1. docnmeuf ease.-anv 10
Sas furpisiied sfats ' 0|--''"h N''
. JOHN HOTTER Agent and Attorney for the Coun.l,v
Metropolitan Bsk Bllag no gTosdssy co. Prr A. - T.
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OvYfCE oy rHB BOARD OY COHalssOSRRs OE Pitors,
NO. % south -. Neg-iorG. april II. 1901. )
E'O CONTRACTORS.-SEA PROPOSALS
win b. feceiyea az this Office until II O'Clock, oiths
18th dsy Of May 1884, for the REMOVAL tuness sooner
or Indnied Pier south Of Pie- No North River said sOe
ture being beyond the exterior line defined and recommended
YORK aud estsbhcd in and By Chapter 3 Of the Session
LAYS Of 1851 For further Information and terms o! contrae
arpv AZ the Office the Comm sioHers, between 10 aBdl
ID A. NASH, CLERK.
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DOAD WAGONS.

DOAD WAGONS.
III BREWSTER Co. Nos 3I2 and ~ Rroonc st., corner Of
prepared receive orders their superior Wagons
deliverable a. any period during the coming la addition
other which have given their work the hghc
reputation o duab iy aud elegance they would direct special
aeutlon to their Improved Side Bar rendering tlcir half
spring Wagons superior 10 al others IN strength and elasticity
Although making Road Wagons special feature OF Their bush
they would also invite orders for every style Pleasure
Carriages for town aud country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-20

EURNITURE.-The elegant and costly Fnrni-
tue off large and senooy furnished house, consisting o
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Rosewood Piano Psor Suites
B6oicases Window Dapery Oil Paiains Pier and Mante
sad Table Ware OF ,ey description will be sod private sale
o CASH three days less than one-hsis value Inquire
at No. IS Cllnonplace near BG0adway Doors open rom IA
nj, 10 b d. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-20

MANGO, COMET, ana SllttCtO VIII stand
IVA the present SEASON at the BArHGArE FARM Moulsa
MA hester County N. " two miles from Harlem Bridge
Tie celebrated ported horse MANGO winner OF tho Ore
ST. Le.er Stakes, the Asco, Derby the Chr.s Stakes Now
market and many other iu lie got 10y Emil
Inns ou u Mustard by M,n, tracing back without stain
Places White Tuk and the mutual Barb mare wh0 distng hed
Themselves iu Oliver Cr0mwoPs tine.
COMET who has taken t hrst premiums including that n
Springfield Mas. aud that al ChacslOWn, NJ H., last FALL
bred by A. Bahsne IN 1856 and b., imported Trustee
of the di.tiugn Fashion Of the celebrated
ro.ter Trustee Ac out Of Ornament by Shadow gAHiam
Iemiuia Wilkinson by Sir Archy.
SlROCCO trolng stallion rich mshogmy bay without
white IG Land. high very styh showing fire action and
speed got by Imported Trustee dam by Young Hickory The by
Hickory aud lie by imported Whip ldam by Glord Mor
gan. J. IA bNhuAiE,
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DONIES.-One hundred Shetland Scotch, and
A Welsh PONIES inst arrived from Europe Also WAGONS
and HARNf IS to match for SALE In 2ds between 5h and
6th.ays Ponies 10 Let ont by the Hour GEO. r HALL.
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feoal Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of thesurroele o
the County Nayc,I nSs %sh afssy tss Of = .Sy
@ s seJ 10 pr,eut the SANE with ouehefshsissS
70 ii. s.aspTss :. s Hone ss;a .IS IL
Of c,sss, Daled New York the sh dsS9i AZ. ~
sp6 lswsnS'
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furniiurr.

A BEDROOM SUITE Of ENAMELBD FUR
"A NlrrIE ior +2S ga end ~ I'll eOlOr., warranted.
Also, solid Chrtnnt CHAMBER SUITES, plain and ornemon-
tai At FARRlNOrON's WAREEoOMs No. 800 Canl It.,
opposite Wooster Established In 1913.
E,NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
~ NITt R in oil color and ylc-, wholesale and retail
st % ard upW ard. Aso, MATTRESSES and PAILLASSES
WARREN WARD, No. 2j3 Canal.st,
-Four door cat Of BroedM ay =
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Couulrn Boor1.

CT .hi. on, rpr p3c. 'r.aor.
CTR AWBEERI FAEho HOTEL Monmouth
- Co. y tLis pleasant fr're. .ry nnu'o- uir l.on,
Rcd y uf cfst urexaprtd Attractions 10 Summer VISITORS ~
~, mail ,..,,e .i-lt.H grounds. sady woods smell
l,zt with hosts sid rc''rsqye dives, aEe 9Aoi ue ny
arsc.ir Of line place Is1c has with mu'ic I"ays avai
be IL. s,.i rgIllsts without .trD cIE' f'' - - =
re ,yees aurv 10 W MILLS No 6t Broadway Nc"'iot
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED --For u lamlly
s.rr ct two alu.ls aud drc iUdrc ne tldcst
,.ers IA. ri1 cf1n farmhouse Twin; scG must uo
,y emf T., tie ,v, and terms moderate Adore lp or
week WILLIAM Tribune on. or gu o. NO 10 "oS's'''
lo.-.,. Of 4 agrianIt stating fIil pstirnlna.
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mon snlrruAMpTON and HAvRE- Oa

T. SATURDAY, April g.-The United States Nal s' cam
FULTON j. A. Walton Cmmande vii sal i'Sm ieI 30
non Ti. steamship Unsurpassed for safety and cmio ~
double acO'edby &c AZ
;ns 10 Keep The pp, FOX work and eeurs the sais'
ofvessei and passengers.
10. freight o. P"'>E' "Ff' SAMUEL N. FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, No. Brosd'ay
20 x.;us aflA NAV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-20

WARD NCLRNs. AuctioneeT.
EIELD & MCLEAN will sell, on FRIDAY,
A April IS a. he Mere an Fxcsuge by order of the Su.
p-cne Court under The direction Of OESAMts BUSHNELL,
e.a r. rec No - Eh.nv ard SO lJi West 5tst2 four
story Bh-k STORFS s-d DWELLINGS on the sOuh-sge.,
corner Of 3hay and 5othst Maps &C., at the Office, no
Iire.s,.
CHARLES IT. ROOSEVELT Attorney, No. III Broadway.
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pY JOSEPH iHGESLiN. MONDAY, April

III JUNITH TIEtFNINN,-MUNIAl NptU
~ o. at 9occok at No. C5 Nassau between Pearl md
Adsus--ts ~ large ana c sgFo-,utt Cf rao-sA5 Hud
waluUt Parl,r ead narbs.top Chamoer FufNTuHE Hair
MIttstcs Feather BEDS Bediug. &c., walnut ElleHs.on
Table Hrussel. . ply Ca pete. Oc,.i'. &c, &c.
SAM DAY, at / O'Clock, p al no 81 81 FTxst be.
tween uluso place Uai Lafayette ay. HOUSEHOLD FUR
NfTrUr hoeguv Slf4 Tee ite-a Arm aud Par0r Chsiry
C.urr Tables Tier GI. rCI dIEs.A tuHaIrs, Chandeliers,
B.aOsot, Hl.nj f4st gfrv marble op DIes Bureau, VIZ IA.
stands. Brd4esds Hair Alcs.cs walnut EIien-iOr Iebe,
Chains China Cutlery Brussels aud IDgau Corle OiClo,hs,
&c, Sc
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Nlueical 1neirnmcnts.

AT WALKER WareroOms, Clinton Hall, Asor-
~ place 8h-st, Broadway, sgc stock oil PIANOS
for SALE aud HIRE.
DARMOREr Celebrated Improved Oyerstrung
Premium PIANOS the be-, IN u,e warranted fof years
Manufactured st $40 5cckers splendid octavs for $lO
EHICKERING d SONS
~ GRAND, SQUARE. and UPRIGHT PIANOS.
WareTooHls No. 6Ji broadway.
G. Sons been awarded thirty eight Ple Medals FOR the
sups. oIiy Of heI FOR tine pat - years
Piano. TO
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Dnil0inq ttlaieria!s.

TOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
IL Of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY. apply q, their lagd,
corner Of Isl-st sud Gisy. FURAiAN, AgeA! NoII
Comtlsndi-.,. " \.
GLADSTONE MANILES.-THE NEW-
- YORK MANTLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY are
preparing REMOVE from &, oJ ls. 4d q 70 Their new
tuiding "a Of erection No fl NLSI lfLi next
door TO sh and oering for se ber efe stock o.
nantleS. Tsbeop Ciot0ntops Ae up TO lie il. Mas NJ
lo prices Theif Mhles The bcaliiiu knds
fsr supss snytLins offered a. c public Ilcdse
cal al Ao. - Ea1 42d d. between 81 ard Lcilscnnft
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The steamer ARAOO will sau may ..

oyTEAM 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BILL
SFiST LONDONDERRY. and DUBLIN for s2'c In.
Al peserfu CLYDE BUD, Steamship UNITED klNdiD% ssp
~ viii all fIor, Pier No ~ North River foot oil e.iis
,rst On TUKsDAY April ~ az ~ noon This ,esmsap
ntted in tho most approved style TO inssre tho SO.s
.,sty of passepgcra Rates Of Passage Cabin ~ neir
str ,s s,eerass 90 including abundant. supty Q. -
oroYi,ion. Tho Succeeding s. UNITED STATS NM IN
on TUESDAY, July 9tb. Apply to tRaNClo Mooo"
A. ~ Eo ~ Rroid-st corner South w illam-
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EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. M nv
class will leave NewYork on me ~, shsn
the day Of depsltufs VIII be the MONpAi eos.
ffeigl passs apply e. the only oh.s' DO hJEN gent
ner OF Wsrrcns. ~. -. .~<nna
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r. II. LUDLOW, Auctianccr
RI COUNTRY SEAT

VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT at NEW
HAmBURGH-E. n. LUOLOWS Co. win seil a. Auc
t,r FdDAl April 26 1901 at y O'clock At the Merchants
EXCHANGE. =. Z . ,,., a. ,-.-
Ncw-Hambureh, on Trtson River. the FARI Of the lste
Gs5r.e Vanderbilt contain Ing 100 ncar Milton tsy
depot Hudson River Ral,oad IN good condition plenty Of
Ff and Ornamental Tees good stone Iousc and o1hsr d
ings. Therc Is, Dock the premises, stone quarry ,y
&C. Fuuher parcua aud maps y The Auctioneers once NO
Finr-st lEEi'l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-20
4 light ROAD and TRACK WAGONS. SUI.

Il
LRENS Sc-J. H. GOODWIN would inform his friends and
the public that he still continues the manucIr" Of Llbf
CARRIAGES Of sl drscgt1nI Having made Il hi study for
twenty Le ol8 assured that IN she construction
LIGHT WAGONS or SULkEYS either for the road he
be exceled Using ihe bessceIed stock he has
be fancy ia warming lie work 10 give Satisfaction. Gentle
men At fayodug him With tl-T ord nay rely upon
having them faithfully executed. J. II. GOODWIN.
No. ma Elilabethst, New.Nork.
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DEPOT of the ALEXANDRA ORGAN


~ for Churches Chapel, SCHOOL, AID Drlwins Rooms
No. zO3 BROADWAY
SOLE MEDAL OF HONOR at the Universal Exhibition OF
1885.
This magnificent instrument pa,euted IN the United States
Msy Z, 1881 which the brilliant Performances oi
THALBEKG, NILANONA, MILE. WELLS,
have rend srcd popular ia America Ia Europe, has been
adopted BY tie greatest artists end eompoiefs o. both Continents
GOTTSCHALk, LIsLI ROSSlhl MElE kbEER Sc
The ALEXANDRA ORGAN l. celebrated for the soldity
aud precision ofs echinim, wei ~ tor the Go.s and
power VI is oncs AID remarkable quality OF keeping
perfectly IN tune, IN OIL cliuiAct 49, - . 80.
Prices at the depot 80, 80, blbi hlo TO wy, fIN
500 pJi1, s4,U.
descriptive circular sent 10 any address application to
BERNARD q FABEEGUITrES, j., No. 1Uj Broadway,
Importers Of Buson heoodsons, N'ina Violin strings Gc
4 IGIITE n BRADBURYS'
4 NEW SCALE ONERSTRUEG EASS PATENT 1NSVLh
TED FULL IRON-FItAME GRAND and SQUARE PIANO
What eSryboJy ssys mu.i Everybody say they
the best; therefore they must be the h,st.
DlANOS for halcpricc, at FlSClIER'S PIANO
i WABEHOOM No. go BIoado gyln consequence Of re-
rnCva aud the times large assortment Of Pianos aud Meode
ons viii be sold extremely low price, fDo Pianos FOR 800
one upright Piano $50 second hand Psuo sr aud 20
Ihcss superior inuents ackuov led scd 10 be the best
Pianos made fully warranted and must be sold b. the 10Th
Of April.
DIhNOS. MELODEONS, ALEXANDRA Or
CANS and all kinds of Musical Instrument, Sheet Msic,
Music Books kinds Of Musical Merchandise at the low
2J TO 10 One 1.ocave secondhand front round corners
fancy desk aud Ovcrtung for SO Pianos and
Mtl0deoEs rent and rent allowed purchased Monypsy'
"'"'' HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. JJi Broadway, York.
CTEINWAY a. SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
- ENr ovERsTRUNG GRAND aud SQUARE PIANOS
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(,ARRIAGEs.-MoTT 4 COMPANY, No. CSC

" Brodssy, Bond-st, have hand, md msnuo
turing 10 Order various styles Of hcass Vehicles Of
dcgn embracing close aud curtain quarter COACHES, Cali
ECiIES, CODES BREr1S. Fx-1op BAROuChES and s
passenger ROCKANAYS, PHAEIONS, Sc all made ligh eud
aurhh and .arL.nted MLch thcE nr % eaa1nh- nl,as