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Fine Arts.

Goupil Is about to construct large gallery lighted
from the roof at the Of his premises In Broadway
Langs last historical picture, "Mary Queen Of Scots"
will be exhibited a. that establishment next week.
There will be private view of the exhibition OF the
Natioral Academy of Design on Tuesday evening next
We have seen some works by Mr.. Leon Job vernert Q
French artist now resident amongst u.s. which have
great merit They in the style Of the small cabinet
pictures by Edouard Frere which have become popu
lar here and are to TASTE equal to them in sentiment
and purity Of tcne
The gallery Of the Derby Institute is fast increasing In
popularity There Is delightful lounge In the
city Some Of the pictures Of the old Dusseldorf ooec
ton viii DO shortly sold by Mr. Leeds In order TO make
room for ones.
The International Art collection has had numerous ad-
dtons within the last month The admirers Of the Ger
man school viii find specimens by most Of Its best
modern artists there.
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Personal Intelligence.

Among the passengers who arrived here on Saturday
last, by the seamsbip Arabia, Mr.. w. H. Russell,
the special correspondent or the London Times who has
come 10 this country for the purpose OF giving fair and
impartial account of the nature and extent OF poi.
cal troubles; and from the worldwide celebrity Mr..
Russell has gained by his graphic description Of the Cr.
and the Indian revolt his letters win doubt
exf be looked fer with much interest both sides Of the
Atlantic Mr.. Russell 10 at present stopping at the
Clarendon Hotel
Mr.. Roberts, Of Rye; howard James. Of Albany; DR..
Charles Mcmillan, of Fordham; Horny HartwYiebt OF
Ensand and H. Rees, Of Milwaukee, are stopping al the
Clarendon Hotel
Capt. Stephenson and Capt. B. Bendzcn, Of California;
Capt, James iawiess, Of New Orleans W J. Moore, Of
Arabia, are stopping at the Aston House.
W. n Smith, Of Now Haven J. L. southman OF Ohio
James 9 stoddard, Of Bostcn O. Cymer and wife, Of
Holmer and Mrs. Wells and family OF Oregon are stop
ping at the Union Place Hotel.
Col. H. D. Slower and Major r. B. CatheYwood, OF New
York Dr. G. s. West, Of Virginia, and Capt D. b. Black
ley, Of Illinois, are stopping at the Isfarge House.
Gen. ). NJ Read, Jr Of Albany Hon J. Baferton, OF
Fan River r. j. Barr, II. NJ Falls and J. n Judkins, Of
Tennessee w. Bcice, Of Hamilton, Canada West L. Les
Of Washington g. Hermance, 7. Green and r. Orme, Of
London H. b. Davis, Of Manchester, Eng N. Breeder,
Of virginia N a Gilman, Of 50. Louis 7. y. Homer, Of
At the Metropolitan Hotel.
Governor Yates, General J. W. Singleton, and W. H.
Cassen Hon J. H. Cameron Of Toropto Captain Stone Of
the steamship arabia Stewart, Of Belfast O. Heron, Of
Glasgow; ). W. Trairs, T. g. Farnwal and wife, G. Wat
son, Hessey and w. smetlete, Of I1ndon; Captain
Dobbins, Of Buffalo George Everett, Of Boston J. W.
Aieu and D. n. pendieton Of virginia; D. Pendcr and W
H. II. Tucker of North Carolina; A. NJ Clark OF Kansas
and Wood, Auburn, are stopping at tho g. Nicho
Hons. II A. Prendersast, n. n. q Brown, d Barton
Of New York Colonel ]. Munroe Captain H. q Burton u
3. A.. Lieutenant " Morgan, L. &. N. T. y. Morgan or
New York, are In Washington.
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GREAT BARGAINS



largest manufacturing Jewely In this
mined 70 reduce a. any Sacrifice be Is now selling ssr s
Gold and Gold Plated Jewey for the merit sy days q
nae FOR IN last gs sesn e. n
can depend on every article being gTecsE rsprs:s.ss1
entire Satisfaction 10 the purchaser --0' ~A1 W." -
Mosaic Lava Coral &c, Earrings and Pins es set; ussR
Jet Gold stone Garnet and Enamel Earrings and Pins sAa
Turquoise csrbuneis Mosaic and Lava Barring. and Pr.
Ssa set usual price Sa
Mosaic Law. o.isuncls Garnet &C., Earrings and Pns =
Cora. Ensmelsd Csrbunclo Lava &C. Earrings and Pi,s
Oval Band sraceles ,sI 3 each; usual price 81
REs si Enrass and . S SSs a
Enavsd and Chased Fla. Bracelets q each; ussa
Chain Bracelets % each; usual price p
Cham Bracelets, ~ each; usual price ~
Csrbuncle Enamel and 0sr sleeve Buttons 81 set
xissss Necklaces Coral Garnet, &c, q EACH usual xAss
Children. Armess cents each: usual proe q q
Ladies' Chaeans Chains and Pins 81 esch; usual pes @
Genilemen's Vest Chains, q each; usual price "a
ladies' Rings S with ses: i each ssaa usual PpSes q
Is:: Ss ~ $'ss5 Pc: ..,.,
osSss%sn. Sleeve Buttons 80 cents to q set usual rsa
Gcntiemsns Studs, u a set; usual price 81
Children Finger Rings % 81 each usual psscs
Gentiemens Scarf Pins 81 each; usual prcs q -
Ladies real Jet Pins ~ each; usual price g
Buckles Chain Pima Crosses Steel Belt Clasps &C. "a
se1s ~ nr or express to all parts Of The ussa
GEORGE q ALLEN, agent for the manufacturers wAsas
sale and retail N5 Broadway one door below Canal rss
r RAB1EEAg,. n D-PHYscIAO. ooNsULnns
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Superior Court-special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Robertson.

SUIT ARISING OUT OF THE LATE STREET coxxIs-
gIoNxR 3 DIFFICULTY.
March M-CA0vIes DpJin ". John Mrpatrick an
eAos The plaintiff and defendant intimately
nected In business trans actions for several years. Mr.
Devlin was Street CommssIoucr undss Mayor Wood
duving the memorable controversy between him and
Mr.. Conover. Mr.. Fitzpatrick was extensive con
tractor. The plaintiff that the defendant b,
compelled to render him account OF various contracts
assigned TO Fitzpatrick Earle and Stlwe and that they
DO restrained from collecting any money until the
termination OF this suit In the complaint Mr.. Devlin
Avoys that In order 10 be enabled 10 the duties
OF Street he assigned contracts for paving
Maiden lane and CorlaDdt streets In which no in
terestcd 10 his friend, Mr.. Fitzpatrick, with
the understanding that his (Devlins) interest
not TO cease he net confirmed Street Com
missioner Having been appointed TO this Office, how
the defendant ftzpatrck gave hirr certain pro
ms,ovy notes for hs interest In those contracts Tho
PLAINTIFF charges that after his retirement from tho
Street Commssonershp he gave back by the advice Of
bis (the then council Mr.. SsIlwcl) tho notes 10 FitS
patrick but that the assignment Of the contract was
never returned 70 him. Tho plaintiff now alleges that
the defendants have received about 81 900 from the CITY
on account Of these contracts, which he claims should
be1 accounted for 10 bin. Tho defendants have not
answered this complaint, and the matter comes up
on preliminary motion 70 compel the plaintiff 70 make
his complaint moro definite. Mr.. Brewer Go for Mr.
pevini John hcKecn and y Smyth for defendants DE.
c5iou reserved
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

MarketSs
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PMLApEtruA, March 10, 1851.
Stocks Inactive Pennsyvania State Sc, %; Reading
Railroad a. Morris Canal, s.; Long Island 10x Pennsy
vsnia Railroad k sight exchange on New York at par
. lilo per cent discount.
NEW ORLEANS, March 10, 1891.
Cotton-salcs to-day, 500 bales middling al l1Xc.
12c. Pork quiet; mess SIS s1s 25 Freights-Cotton
TO Liverpool, I'D Exchange on London 106k a 100.
Sight exchange on New York at par per cent dis.
count.
MONA, March 10, 1891
Cotton--Sales Of 200 bales; madlng, 20. rhere
Ia good demand, but the market Is poorly supplied
BALTIMORE, March 10, 1881
Flour dull and heavy: Ohio and Howard street, - l2k
City Mills, IS. wheat steady: red 81 rs 81 49, whito,
81 10 81 co. Corn dull MIXED, $40. &c.; yellow So
&c., wnte, CO., go. Provisions dull mess pork, ST.
lard, sxo. Uonee firm At 12kc. 13c for RIO whskey
dull at TIC.
PHrf ApurmA, March 10, 1851
Flour nrm wheat Arm: sales 600 bushels red, 81 rs
81 rs; white, 81 IS 81 t0 Corn arm: sales $500
bushels yellow, $50 a SIC. Conec-Rio, 12ho. LOO.
whiskey, 1sc. a1skc.
CINCINNATI, March 10, 1864.
Flour unchanged: superAnc, - so q ~ IS. wtRkcy
In good demand al i9sfc. Bacon Sides eAc,, sales
800 900 lbs bulk port at SC for shoulders sc alike
FOR sides; mess rork, $40 rs. lard dull al ecA
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nportant TO Merchants and Owners OF
Foreign Vessels.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

MARCH l5--SHthvtcnd Us. The Brigantine LAZY Noun
ku-Ths q involving important question Of
law TO the right Of on under the late decisions Of tho
Supreme Court Of the United States for supplies furnished
TO foreign vessel in port when appeared that the
master oonssnee agent Of the vessel had ample funds
TO pay for supplies. Tho was tried before Judge
Belts IN January last Mr.. McMahon who appeared for
the OF the vessel took tho point that appearing
that the agent OF the vessel had sufficient funds hand
70 meet bills, which the bean, by the exercise OF SUM-
client caution might have found out consequently lien
existed against the vessel for the supplies Mr. sawyer
who appeared for the beant combated these positions
This morning Judge Belts delivered elaborate opinion
Diminishing the libel, with costs
SmiA D. Sdunavd ". The Steamer John Hdrt.-Wm. q.
C1ssm at ais The Schooner 4. c. LygsanyThese
libels TO for damages sustained by COLI
sion He'll Gate on the Sd Of March, 1890 Held by
the Court that In admiralty the parties really en
tied TO relief must be made belsnts that the prd ace
by both suits In fatal TO the steamer. Decree for
the beant In the first case, and In the second tho
dismissed, with coets
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Affairs at the Eastward.

bO5fOS, MhFch 10, 1901.
-Four Gloucester fishing vessels for the Georges Banks
have been missing several weeks and probably lost
with from thirty 70 forty lives.
The Methodist church Harvard street, Cambridge
port was destroyed by fire at about midnight. Lose
SIS 600. Insurance s., 900.
Nearly foot u fen between ten last night and
this morning. which Ia greatly drifted by the strong
beast gale. II ceased showing here at about
There have been serious distractions Of the railroads.
the various trains due this forenoon being behind only
from one TO three hours.
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SrrTxy CouRT GESyRAL Tsan.-Decsions.
surRrM CouRr, CRcur.--Part 1--431, Gal, $50, TAO,
61f, 60e, f3f, 6, 7<T, 321, 333, 621 e85, 104 S21
75a, 1856, 757 7e1 1877 Part 2-gee Goa RIO, s1e, 800
e22, 5s4s ss4 ssok. ass 3Ss, b7O s4A GAG, e54 ESQ.,
SUPREME COURT, OvR AND nRNryyR Murder trials.
COMMON PisAs.-Psrs f-Sams Friday. Part -
Same M Friday, with The ADDITION Of 400.
SUPERIOR CouRr. Part 1-15s1 eo7 sAo 1877. ls7b
1915, 1896 1891 ls6o 1854, 1901 1897 ISM lSia s7
Part sop 100 1o4s, 1885, 1862, 2S4 Is2, IS, 1885,
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ALBANY, March 16, 1861.
There was a light attendance In the Assembly this
morning.
Among the petitions presented were two by Mr.. Hardy
in favor OF the present site for the New York Post Oce
Among the bills reported favoraby were the follow.
ing
To extend streets and build docks and landing places in
Brooklyn.
To authorize street railroads In Syracuse.
To amend tho act Incorporating the New York Ex-
change.
For the better regulation OF town meetings In Rich
mond county and to prevent fraudulent voting hcreat
Mr.. AooRg reported against tho bill to reduce the
ferrage on the Brooklyn Ferry Company's boats. Re
port agreed to.
Mr.. Finch reported against the bin amending the act
comforting additional powers on the Board Of Town Audi
tors. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Finch also reported against the BIZ 70 egalize the
sale of lands byhe United States Land Commissioner
on the ground that the Court Of Appeals has several
occasions, decided that . sale by ono commissioner is
void. Report agreed to BY the House.
No notices presented
The for the third reading Of bills was laid on the
table in consequence Of the light attendance
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. McDyxxorr-For a railroad In Houston, Ham
ersey, West Spring, AcDougal and Prince Streets and
double track on Houston street.
Mr. Ss o- the relief Of surviving partners by
business.
By Mr. BmDsArI-re incorporate the Pneumatic Letter
Of letters aud parcels in New York and
Kings county The incorporators James Z. Coulter,
VIM. koultre, John L. Taylor, Z. +. Emery and asso
ciatcs.
The two bills TO incorporate the New York Passenger
and Baggage Companies were moved forward 10 the
fourth Committee OF the Whole.
On motion Of Mr. BERoES, the bill to preserve game In
Suffolk and Queens counties was moved forward To be
ported complete.
On motion Of Mr. YOUNG the bin TO incorporate the
University Of Brooklyn was moved forward and ordered
10 be reported complete
The balance Of the session passed In debating the
report Of the committee facilitating the business OF
the House and the propositions TO create Grinding Com
mittoe.
After long debate substitute TO create the old Grind.
ing Committee was lost by ayes II, nays 60
All the propositions before the House TO facilitate bust
ness were then voted down
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Senate.
ALBANY, March 16, 1861.
RErORrs
Mr. HnInousR reported IA orably the bill making ap
preparations fer the support Of the government.
Mr.. HAxxoSp avorably, the bill 10 alter tho plan OF
New York.
Mr.. RIHxoSD favcrably, thu bill amending the charter
Of the New York and Flushing Railroad Company.
Also, favorably, tho blu amending the charter Of the
Long Island Steamboat Company
Mr.. srNoIA, favorably, the bill to suppress intempe
rance and regulate the sale OF Intoxicating liquors.
Mr. CoLys avorably for the prosecution Of vagrants
and other criminals Ia New York.
Also, favorably, for the more certain punishment Of
the crimes Of murder and prior 10 the LIST Of Nay
1860
By Mr. TRUMAN, favorably. amending the act to
establish regulations for the port OF Nov York. 1t pro-
vdea that all fines and penalties recoverable by the Com
missioner shall be paid into tho state treasury and
divided equally among commissioners
Mr. PRossER introduced bill In relation to inland nav
CATION and in regard to insurance companies.
The bill authorizing the sale Of the Quarantine lands
was ordered to third reading.
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FITG1 8MU
HARTFORD, March Is, 1861.
The Grove Works, large manufactory, occupied BY
several nrms destroyed by IRE this afternoon, and
young man named Frank Cowles perishsd In tho flames
Loss $50 ,ooo insured $4,000.
ADRIAN, Mich, March Is, 1851.
The dwelling house Of John Colvin, At Raisn, in this
county, destroyed BY IRE last night One child az
years Old burned TO DEATH and another serousy In
jured The whole family narrowly escaped.
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oH0 ISLAND COLLKGE HOSPITAL
BROOKLYN, N.
BOARD or REGENTS.
Hon. Samuel sloan, President.
Thos. II. RodnAp, Fac, Secretary.

7. l. Mason, N. ID. q. L Mitchell n. y
VIM H. Dudley, N. %. J. II. Henry, n. d.
PROFEB8ORS
Austin Flint, ~ D. CNe- Orleans SCHOOL Of Msdl Pren
y, 0riy,rs.y Of Buffalo, Professor Of surgery ia
men and children. 4 Ogden Doremus NJ p, On r Ms1ssl
College, Professor OF Chemistry and Toxicoog Joseph q
cal Anatomy !oSn psso. " a Con q Phy..c...s
pic Anatomy Dewitt Q. Bag. p, Professor q Ge.s.a
and Descriptive Anatomy Edwin y. Chapman, r. D., re
feeeoS OF Therapeutics and xateya Medica
The regular courss Of lectures WIN commenos on Mon1e
give lecture intro iuctory 70 The course on gurgsu.
The Introductory Chemistry W111
delivered by Professor Doremus TueedAy evenin Masn
Ds.7h o'c9ca 70 which The medical profession Aaa -
BRooHLYM, March 10, 1874.
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Ohio Legislative Caucus.

tTKvM-AND, MARCH 10, 1851.
The republican members held caucus last aight at
Cour eus 10 nominate United States Senator IN place OF
Mr.. nsse. There were twenty one ballots without
choice baDg made. The last ballot stood as follows
Tension, 49, Sherman, "a; schenck, %; Harlan, 3;
Horton /.
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Truss, Elastic stockfngs, Shoulder
w '''e''''s '.'a'fS g. ccffovEs 1 rHoswx
No. & Ann st., under Barnums Museum.
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Southern Ocean steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, March 10, 1901.
The steamship Montgomery arrived at the bar at
three +. N. yesterday.
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BarrJ's TricOpherous IL the Best and
cheapest article for dresspg bsautfying curling cleansing
all dfuse lsts
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The Great western RAILWAY.

IOkONFO, March TO, 1901.
Tho traffic OF the Great Western Railway for the
ending the 10Th inst $50 00 increase over the
corresponding week Of last year Of 81, 500
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Thc WebteEh SV086 VO9cMs
OMAHA, March 10, 1861.
Tic Western stage coach arrived here this morning,
with 50 800 in specie and eight passengers The time
from Denver City TO Missouri river four days and
twenty-five hours. This is the quickest time ever
made
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Crissadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
IeesThe best In the world Wholesale and retail and the
Dye privately applied. No. 9 Aston House.
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The James River Canal.
RICHMOND, March is, 1851
The House has passed bill for the transfer Of the
James River Canal to the French Company. The Senate
ad not yet acted upon il.
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The Great Western Railway.
TORONTO, March IL, 1851.
The traffic Of the Great Western Railway for the week
ending the 18th inst $50 000-an increase the
corresponding week Of last year Of - 500
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Martin, Cobb & Co.'s Resumption OF Pay
ment.
New ORrRASs, March 16, 1851.
Messrs Martin, Cobb Co. cotton factors, will resume
paym on Monday, the 18th inst
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storms Spring styles Gentienen's Dress
Hats, 43 90 SURPRISING any on Broadway at ST. No. l7s
Broadway, Howard Hotel
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Batcbelor's Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupees most perfect mita Ions nature for
measure card w IL Bond street. N. y.
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CLEVELAND, March 16, 1891.
The republican members held q caucus last night at
Columbus nominate United States Senator In pIsce
Of Mr.. Chase. There twenty. ballots without
choice being made The last ballot resulted fol-
ows-Dennisou 2s Sherman, "a; schenck, a.; Harlan,
9: Horton, I.
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Improved SEWING
Machines at reduced prices Once sos Broadway
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Steinway. & Sons Overstrung Grand
and square Pianos considered the best manulao
tnred warranted for Ave years Warerooms q and d
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Loss Of the schooner L, W Water
Tho schooner l. Waterbury, from ST. Marks, bound 70
Now York with cargo Of cotton, went ashore Lynn
Haven In the storm Of Friday Her cargo will be saved,
but the vessel win probably be a total loss.
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The Lndd Il Webstcr Sewing Machine
may had for City dollars, at No 800 Broadway
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OIxsrrD-JonSsoS ION Thursday evening, March =
BY the James Miftnst CvpUs OIAyTFD TO Miss
hAaA o. JOHNSON. oil OF this city
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Criatadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees The best In the world Wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied. No. 6 Aston House.
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LOUISVILLE, March 1G, 1861.
Levi Tyler and B. o. Davis old and prominent citizens
the latter Of Boston, died last night.
The southern Psci1c Railroad asks the stockholders TO
take one dsllars worth Of new stock for each share
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r ADIEs DIAMOND AND RNAMELLED WATCHES
IL Al BARdAINd
The subscriber has Just received invoke o. LAlr
Diamond and snamehsd Watches which be h senG - -
usual price oSA GEO. G. ALI69
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Birth.
DoAN.--On st. Patrick's day, March IT, the wife or
SibNclR X. DoAN, o. son.
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The Western stage Coach
OMAHA, March 16, 1851.
Tho Western stage coach arrived here this morning
with $500 In specie and eight passeRgers The time
from Denver City TO tho Missouri river four days and
twenty-five hours This Ii the quickest trip made
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Batchelor,s Hair Dye-Reitabie and I'm.
black brown Factory 81 Barclay street.
And applied at W. A. BATOHELOR's, I6 Bond 81, set
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TIL NOTiCIOSO DE NUEvA YORK
u BOOK AND jog PRINTING OFFICE

prepared 70 execute all kinds OF Printing that be
qured In the Spanish language, such Circulars Bos
Cards show and Hand Bills, TO- &C. with promptnoss an4
at moderate rates.
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Co0sOl1dAted Lottery o. UeNWAN
r. FRANCE 90.


4 0oosoooetc& AosseSy Va Nee"s&o
R. FRANCE 90.
xAsAoxRs
The Le,are Of the State OF Delaware havin, gwen 10
c. nIs s k @
s.io State 70 snpsrnssnd the drawings o. sss @
SUSSEX CorSrY-CIAss es March I6 1851.
10, 80, 60, 3, 2, AT, 40, 68, 8, 81, 20, 81.
GRAsp cossoLpArEp LorrERy-oLAss IL March isdl.
our 81 a. n a Is g. q A 70 s
,S$s r.. : H Sssgsns osnn'..sa.r.
sem I France GEE Co. wilmington Delaware
teries. -wOob EDDY 4 CO, Managers Of the
1ssIyfsr as S nsi9Sa so ID %
g. 81 M s., %: 3 20 70 e., a. y a. %, 49,
aU Win fa al 49, . s
: ''ts s5SS sSSs sS sc Hsa Rs'; s:.s
storms Spring styles Gentienen's Dress
sro:axsy ho ssRs'aio os any on Broadway " No. m
stcinway 4 SONS Overstrung Grand
and square Pianos considered the best nanuao
TIRED arc warranted for Ave yearA warerooma a. and "a
~ --~--------.--
Wheeler & Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prcea- Once. sos Broadway.
~~~.-----~->---
The Ladd 4 Webstcr Sewing Machine
may had for City dollars at No 800 Broadway.
ns,a pys Wsss and Tp q.
Dye privately applied. No. 9 Aston House.
---
Batebelor's Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupees most perfect mita Ions nature. Send
measure card " IL Bond street, N. y.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tow
ss the ss: u as VERDI sosss and retail and tho
BatcheIor's Hair Dye-Reitablc and Inc
santaneous black brown Factory 81 Barclay street. Sold
aud applied at W. A. BATCHELOh'S l6 Bond street
MOldavta Cream Forces the Hair, Whis-
kers and mustAches TO grow uXurany Sold wholesale
Trusses.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
uss No. vesey street Astor House, opposite the church
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RAB1NEAU,. u. D-PHTgTCIAD. C0NsULHDu
d No 31 Sixth avenue, Twenty Ara slres1
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MOldavta Cream Forces the Hair, Whis-
nusaches grow luXuriantly Sold wholesale
and retail by W. A. BArCHELOR, is Bond street.
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