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| observed in your paper Yesterday an article
abiding to the expiration nj the famous trading
treaty made by late illusrioGs rulers. Jackson
Van Buren, * Co, with their friends tue British.
and as | am possession OF I. case in point that
has accdcnty made me acquainted with the prac-
ucalorcraiion OF that stipulation, much boosted
o at the time OF contamination, vii! give you
the facts lon youch o lis ruth, aS the yes
sci Is nov loading, and the parties concerned can
all he named Unnecessary
mercani'ie shipping house wished to send
a cargo ,o.oGc Of the British Islands and Of course
had 10 charter a vessel. The competition between
1, British aud an Americas, vessel was thAs the
American vessel offered to take the barrels at 81,
cents each; the British Captain asked, and has
obtained 81 30 fer tho same service that one of
our vessels would do for the small sum above
naued-the difference in charges nj the British
norf making il mere advantageous to EMPLOY her
al 81 50 than The American TBS cents Is not
this splendid achievement III Commercial Free
Trade lwould e,nphaticav ASK, W here Is the
spirit oil our Merchants Whitney tamcly sub
mt TO have oar Trade longer conducted tntier such
humiatng enbarrassment> Hope mol. Lee
them speak ="
II We have another fact in point 10 add to th'
above \ heavy American house inths CITY deal
ing IN Teas and Groceries. has branches IN @uebe'
and Montreal and finds advantageous to l,urchas'
here all lis Teas Tor the Canada markets, Butt
do so, It's obligea#to ship all ats Teas 10 L'rer
pool and thexce to Quebec Ia British reSsels-
he police OF Grea, Britain net allowing the eXpos
ration Of Teas hence to Csaada or in America
vessels. YET americans counsel submission /,
tins policy, and style i, Free Trade Shame
suAxni GEa, Tr.
RHoDg lsLASp--We have the second day
vote: Total for Constitution, $500; Against i
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TTdIC!H Il, bTJNU W. StTT'NdTE
~ Firs1 .Anniycr.ar,

u First .Enmivcrsary 0f tNe Washington 'iem
Benevolent Society OF The City OF New ork vii
be celebrated on TueStiay=thr 2ath OF March in,.
The different Temperance Societies will assemble st
Johns Park AT O'clock III te morning, and under the
direction OF the Grand Marshall toun the line nt procession
marching prlEClna! street OF the city 10 Wash
ingOn square, where addresses Will be ellyercdbT gen
tienrn appointed 4r that purpose among wtlan are VIII
liam II. Barnett Esq. the District Attorney 81 Queens
county and Me.srS Woodruff and Holman OF this city.
The Evening Exercise, ~lake pic" al the Eroatwav
Tabernacle on which occasion Grafton will pro-
nounctbv Hon. Theodore treln"augsen. Chancellor
OF the NeH-Yorh University, An Address by Salem Dntch-
tr Esq e The Howard Society, and addresses .Tl no be
made by several other gentlemen
The choir OF the tabernacle !av- Kindly volunteered
their services the occasion
Doors S.i Open att O'Clock y. "
Tickets OF admission III cents ,.lci=i0 alt per-
som maybe obtained Ilr. gyrser. No III East Broad
way OF the Presidents tie, dirren, Temperance Soce-
ties OF Mr. ebb.Us Chapman, 70 "a--treef, the eics
The Trust Fire Insurance Co. anGon Tuesday, the
OF celcbra0n bte.n the .ouc OF 0octOch ~ IA" door
OF the rab-rnrcle Hl25St-
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ArrLgs FOX STecK-Under tins head, a. Prac-
heal Farmer in tie Boston Cultivatnr. says.
:. Last year butchered u hog sixteen months old
which. weighed 500 lbs. For some 'rcskS before
ringing him to the tub, he ate noting b~
bot!e't epyles. Corn meal was offered him, but
refused; the pork was OF the best quality, and
though the moon was not consulted in killing him,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-25

A NEGRO Turned WHirE-ItiS sali=bv chemist IN this
citv that The almost supernatural 0wer0'hc alan he
nical Soap, clearing, the skin OF ecuptog> fecNleS,
boches, SC, and making hich oryeow s,in clear md
healthy vii! materially chanSe The color OF black san
10 white Til, sold v Jone>,a2 nIud the right nun
ber) 81 Chatham street the sn thu .!l.rlcan tist
advise person, try thi, o. It Is really a
l1r,icl Il.
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u 4 dispute arose in Sterling, Mass. in a
congregation. aboat repairing the Church, 4
fierce debate was had. and the meeting adjourned
un,il the neNt day but the night the Church
was burned \ reward Of $1,000 is offered Tor
the apprehension of the incendiary.
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L AWYERS DIARY

CnExp,R OF THE COMMON PLEAS. PART FIRST, 80
2la. 81, 50, GO, 49, J, 70, 81 II, n, ~ 49, 90
PART SECOND. meets at O'Clock IN the superior Gour
Raonl- H. &C. 10 80 SO, 100, 1922 le lLt l0S, ITO, IL
Iii IlG
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THURSDAY. March u
POLICE OFFICE.

Su.DRy LARCESlEsJol.n Collins arrested and lil
lr.or-d al Upper Police charged with stealing sonis
britannia spoons from flr. JOHN ~ smith No. dvl i r
Avenue
Richard HaR co!ored man, artrsed by or!ccr
Scimo! rged with having stolen PAIR o! boots and -
in money, worth all SIS, !ro.! the premises OF Martin
FISK No s6 Sheril.street, when IN company sn man
named White before arrested lie. Sas sent 10 PRISON from
the PIPER Ponce.
Marin Lambert was arrested hy officer A. Parker and
committed tbs PIPER Police Once Tor Stealing par OF
boots orti together SO, from John Bar
rigau y. S6tl.s street, near III. Third Avenue
ARRESTED Of SusplCioS-Jo.n Brown. ciored man, was
arrested with large buffalo skis N his POSSESSION, sup
Iyo.e! 10 be siolen ana was committed.
jacob T. vor found in possession OF a quantity oil
supposed b. stolen rom .ouie vessel! anu "a'
committed
ARREST OF NIcHT-wALKEss-0n "Wednesday night
Justices Ma,se and Stevens with some Officers, caused 10
m arrested in Broadway between the Astor House step,
and between the hour OF II and y: O'CLOCK
FIFTY OF the ra! female t.-paAers "ilo noctu!nay pro
1ada that splendid anu lodged them IN the watch
house To-day OF The oces and MOS, abandoned
were the Penenary o' short periods except one
Of Il wears uans-resson, who vas sent Tor months
The others ho comparatively !ouns III .in, were
admon!sh-t and discharged
STEALING CorToS-Tro colored men, named Jena
THOMPSON and Harry Clark. We're arc>te and imprisoned
,o,iay for sealing 80 pounds OF cotton troI bales NO -
Burliuy Slip the properly CT John Jeannsie Co.
STEALING CLorHIsC.-A coioret man named John VIII
lnrn wa today arrested by officer Foster, charged with
having s,olcn six dresses dress cloth coat velvet Te>
THOMPSON corner CaEai and ElEstceet He was caught
The and coIiattei.
Cp,Rcr or STEALING SovERE!CSs.--A IaIncl Geo
vas to-day arrested and committed Charge Of
ba y1p on the sd inst stolen Is sovertgn. worth A.
and a SO bill. from Archibald Stewart
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=
Gentlemen haze been for The last Year 50 troubled " III
alarmed the negiibothood with .,ly coughing, ,n was IN
constant apprehension approaching nliimey grave
But after using nearly package Of your nrthound
Candy felt immediate relief Ny night CoGgh>hdvc doUe
and have no hesitation saving attribute i 10 tie ii,e
made of vour IIorehouui Candy.
(our> res peciiuly, ALFRED ~ hin r,
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Upon our Las, Page viii be found full
and carefully prepared report Of Mr.. LYELL' s!ast
Lecture on the upheaya Of the Earth. !, a4oupds
in iireIes,ing and valuable information
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ALFRED \. lllNE,


To Me>>r> j. PeaSeN Son Is Diyson.>trcet.
Arents-Rn>hon Aspiuwa TO A>;0r House, no Broad
,yav and SIS Wi.lLaMl.>treet.
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= Biblical, aud propheric,u lectures

-
Professor BUST, OF TINS cf proposes 10 deliver at III" Iu
verSir Chapel. of Sabbath evening Lectures en-
bracing several Of the moSt Interesting themes Revelation
having relation MANI" 10 t">urct OF Human Destiny
both il The present and ihe=tItur- life.
The discussion vi! embrace The following, among ,llrr
Kindred topics :'rhs Visible Appearances OF The Deiv un-
der the Old Testament. and lheir relation Chri:-tht
vrnbol!c design OF abefnacie and it, Furniture (pcto
rally !lu-tratet Resurrection ti- ROtivtIif STATE
o.: Departed Spirt-tht Prophe,ca Destiny OF tI Jews
The New Jrrusaiem-the Return Earth of the Visible
Shekin3f-tie End ul the "0rd-l- Second Coming and
Personal Reign OF Christ-Propi.fic Chronology The
the question: how far the progress OF physical science may
De expected modify theological opinions and attempt
made 10 show thai Revelation. rightly understood, hts
nothing 10 tear from the great law OF pr9greslT.- ti,
MAINLY. hl~1I
]; The English I.anSuagc.--',n IN. day Is
published, by r. Barnard L CO., u Cold ST. RIGHTS
Practical GRAMMAR oF=THE English LANGUAGE"
contained. Instance, Theoretical and Practical
ketutati6ls Of the prevailing yster.. O Grammar IN
modern Fourth edition tsiereotypedj, Revised aid
Enlarged.
This work contain, much important original thought,
and Is infinitely superior II either Aufray's iev
WILLIAM C. Tyler, LID, TED,
London, Oct. 20 1885 Ed London Atlenann,
This work embraces considerable portion OF original
and interesting matter and It's theories picuOUs
their perspicu,y-" SAMUEL Ctrk 4. Coyne,
Late Provost OF Trinity College, dublin
Dublin, Sept. s, 1896.
!regret that nvioabe rule o this (Sccre,ary'sl
office preciudes The possibility Of giving formal ecem
mentaton OF any school book Thus Tar, however ] ar
compelled 10 say, that have examined Mr. Wright.
Grammar OF the English Language, AID very much
pleased with in joins c. SPENCER,
Sec. OF War late Super Com. Schools.
Albany, Nov. II. 1910. inol St
Il seth Geer, Architect and superintendent Of the
recdnn Of buildings, oace % Merchants Exchange ISL
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RHopg lsLANp--We have the second day.
vote: Total for Constitution, 6.365' Against 1t,
500 MAJORITY 1855 WeaPprehend the th'rd
DAYS poll did not overbalsnce this majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-25

II" To the PubIic.-Amion. celebrated style OF
Short Nan Beaver Smooth Castor. AMI Cashmere hal,,
which universally admired and approved are
still iur he'd the old establishment, corner OF Wall aSa
Na.sausreel.. and M the usual low price.
The new Frenct, style Just Introduced exclusively ny e
subscriber with the long llst OF elegant pat
,sru> which have ,lanaled from this establishment
AMiDON, Agent,
Garner Of Wall and Nassau
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D. The phocnix ,rcmper:.nce iene.oicni

Associations Auxiliary tOthe Washington SOCIETY, Viii
hold meeting, FORSYTH and Houston StrreS iI
Friday) -veu.r. and llso SUNDAY O'Clock
= VI AdresG, rom popular WasiHgtouan SPEAKERS aud
Temperance sons 'fhc public invited 10 attend.
A. v. DFf,PrrSje!rnt.
4 NJ CGStar Secretary. ms IT.
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SDeuccr'x 5Rna - "''' va,
removed, to reat and commodious 2i5 Broadway,
door below 6urray.st.
Prices will remain as heretofore, viz
Extra Fine Nura, lBeaver) 20
limitation lOltskln y -
The plan upon which this we-knOwn establishment has
been conducted the last Two years has beeu that OF avoid
n all expenses absolutely necessary IN the prosecution
of business the end OF thereby reducing the gross pro
1t on the articles sold in the greatest possible degree The
success met with has been Unexpectedly great rs to In
uce the proprietor adopt successive improvements until
the commencement of s past when the business Ind
reached an exlcn, hiCh encouraged him 10 reinqu'h the
ortlar, Five Dollar Hat OF other makers and adapt The
finest possible quality, known dealers a. the Belly Nj
ria This quality the iurs hut rarely used umi1cd
inhe manufacture OF Nura HAS, OF any prce and Ger.
tanIy bv other dealer the cityat less than So Unjust
ice 10 himself The subscriber would repeat this statement
thai being the interior article often sold at les
than i've dollar the Nuiria Hat sold hv him i, general
Is not equaIed and in instance surpassed even at that
price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-25

War on Texas.-Saua Ana has written furious letter
threatening eXtirpa,e the rr%dnS before lie 81 many
week. older. Keep COOL friend santa and procure some OF
Peters Cordial Ioxenges, which Will 50 brighten mp your
irel.ecs that YOU will at once see that II might y. nucn
YOU leave taone Peters has 1so iolengG'
Tor the OF Worms, Coughs. Colds Sea ScknrS Head
aches which are .rsang powerful sensation in all
quarters even in the capital OF the oul'hc royal santa
Ana. Offices 80 Broadway. 100 and $50 Bowery VIC lous-
ton-Street and Ciia;amSi. New iora and nj 90 NORTH
Sx,!streei Philadelphia. Talking oihc.- things, il uav
he ~ well add, that Peters shilling Strengthening Plaster
Tor breasts backs, Sides &c the greatest article OF the
kind discovered. Ofcli alone iii enough to i,rmor
,l,,.. u ..,tpe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-25

1--WE recommend Dr., Flsulrains', Darrho.a Candy,
also his Worm Candy DnHer Candy and Calbarri Candy
We assure them that they will perform without giving The
least pain. The cure that is desired See advertisement
Sold atl5 Na.austreet the principal depot oil The subscr
Der J. COVERT.
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FROM BsRNrDA.-rhe brig Herald. Captain
Watson. arrived Yesterday from Bermuda. We
received papers by her the 18th, but they con-
ram no news.
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cORONER,s OFFICE.

The Coroner on Wednesday evening held inquest az
The AlIrshouse on coloreL named GarTe Waers,
aged abou, 30 who found dead on the Of pry in
the rear OF the African Church Anthony Verdict
Died OF in:cnpcraoce-
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TIL E T RIB u N E..
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1912.
Contents CT tne Daily Tribuno ,,

Tu>sdnp, March o, 49, poge
"A IOCkE,S LECTURE ON MAGNET1SM.... j
J. " RETNOLDS'S LETTER TO COL WEIR. ID.
NECESSITY. OF 4 PROTECTIVE TARIFF TO
SOUND CURRENCY--t1fone League Report ~
DO TO THE FARMING INTEREST. BY P. H.
SCHESCk -.
FREE TRAD CIPRoCITY.b by c. C. HAvES.!f5
MASurAcTUaEs IMPORTS, statistics OF 10
Home League Meeting OF Bristol Co. Mass ~
MASusACTUREs TIE T. STATES, CtT tltrilloe1ct
THE PRECIOUS MI TALS, trone u4edl. re X. H. ac.io
LETTER JANIS G.. BR.EY. Esq. 'sldi aiVeI'i'e-
oi Sprug Fashions, &c ".
fpIIurJAI.S News Notices,
air KErcupi's SPFEcH at The EHctiange
Cry NFps New Advertisements 49,. -
ApvERT1sEMESTs-Sc Books, Insurance MecIcal
and issa! /: =t,coyn FcTiRE on GEoi oGY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Details Thereof ID
DO AND DON'T humorous Bost. Transcript .... d.
~ COPIES OF he above paper printed on double sheet
nav be obtained ot,he publication Office 80 Annsree or
from the News Boys. Price s. 80 per lco or cents per
single COP.
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II Winchel Mrs.. Phillips The Indians and Others are
engaged al The American Museum this week Tomorrow
there w.l be grand DAY performance, commencing az
O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-25

u Hon. ID. BARNARD publishes a card IN
the nrcIigencer saving that he refused to vote on
the resolutions consuming Mr.. GlDplSGs because
he believed the House had assumed powerwhch
did not belong 10 it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-25

" Hon WILLIAM SLADE publishes card IN
the lntclligcncer expressing his great surprise at
the proceedings of the House in consuming MIR.
GlDD1yGs, and declaring that he stands ready,
here and every where, now and forever to main
tain and eiend the resolutions presented by Mr. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-25

II Stranger. DG you wan; Boots and Shoes ,-lfso
20 Scrbncr CO. Great Catiarine Boot Shoe Mar.
ket, rs Caiarn. Of Munroe, where you ind
the largest and best you saw and price!
never telGfr .lua.t Just II. ~ TnHl
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It. WREATH FOR TIE foMu: or Extracts
from Eminent writers on=Deaill and Eternity:
With an Introductory Essay and Sermon on the
Lessons taught BY Sickness By EDWARD HIrcH-
COCK, Ii. D. has just passed 10 u second ed-
ton. Il, cubodies extracts from Drclincour,
H.x,er Chalmers. rholuck. James, Hannah
Moore. and many other standard writer's and
forms a neal g8mo. of 246 pages.
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IL NO.ice.-TO ALL WHOM n MAY CONCERN.
5000 wanted oil N.~.YOrh S-iety Fond ard Red Dog
Hanis cline State Of NswIo rk. ,he Bank. OF ib; State
will be iukenior C!ohing % Cllahan-.ueet few
days. mig !w- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-25

TIE NAruRALs1's LIBRARY Containing Popular and Sci
cntitic Descriptions OF Man. ouadrupeds BIRDS FISHES
veI griffith, Richardson Geoiirey, Lacepede, Button
Goldsmith, Shaw, Montague, Wilson, Lewis and Clarke
Audubon and other Writers Natural History Ar
ranged according the Classification OF Stark. Ecit
ed by a. A. Gould, NJ: a., with 400 Engraving Il vol
svo. PIP. $500 New-York: c. Wells IS Coolest
There are larger aud more costly works on Nat
ura History in exis,ence; bu, we have seen no
compilation SO wcllzcalculatcd 10 Inn', Stand
ard work for popular circulation and instruction.
The Illustrations are good the range Of the work
comprehension; and the descriptions lucid, salts
factory and thorough. without being expanded TO
diiuScncS. or weighed down#by technology W..
commend ii 10 The favorable regard OF all students
and lovers of Animated Natu,e
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'ghc Vote Of GtnaUre on MIR. tsiddin@s OF


Ia the House %! Representatives on Iucsday
Inc following Preamble and Resolution were,
without debate orsleCrnce passed .iz =
Hhereos Hon Josliu. r. Gddngs, The Member the
Sixteenth Congressional Dsiric OF ,be State OF Ohio has
,hi. day presented tnth House series OF RESOLUTIONS
touching the important interests connected with large
portion of the nou subject Of negotiation between
tn nito1 Britain OF the delicate
Iurt Iue result owhci may eventually involve those ma
lions and pcrha, tho whole civilized world in and
whereas ,e duty Of every good citizen and particular
duty Of every selected agent and OF the
People, 10 dcoiicn;nce all efforts 70 create excitement
dissatisfaction and division among the People Of the nted
Sta., suc: time and under suc circumstances. which
& ti onlv elect TO he accomplished the Introduction
sentiments rprt the legislative body of the country hostile
10 around, assumed blythe high iunc,ionary having
cal9e OF tbs important and doiica. trust and whereas
,niipv and murder therein justified and approved IN
shocking to all sensc OF law, order, and humanity
ltoi,ed That tbs House hold the conduct OF the said
Member as altogesr unvarranled and and
country, and OF this body IN particular.
ihe following vas the vote -
YEAS.
MAINE t,gord, Littic,ieid, H. D1arshait-3.
-HAMrsBIgE-Aherton, Burke, Eastman. Reding,
MassscHvsErrs, RHODE ISLAND, cosSEcTlccr, vrK-
Nlw. Yoak. Hre..sler clin,oa, C. 4. Floyd, Honet R
Mcclellan, Oii1er, Riggs, Hnd-8.
Observation-Disclosures.
FENHsYLyAYlA-Beeso, BulLaci, G. Bro.rn Torrance,
Gerry 60! f"gsrsoH, j. r. !nsrIsol! Jnct, krim, Mar
Chunf, lNrsrtnfd, runner, cnWcf, ~ tSlOrooS--lj
NAkyLASp--J. ?. Krnnedy,J. T. Mason, a. Randall
ioIlcrsA.
VIRGlSI,- Barton Bolts Cary. Coies, 6Il.MER, Goggin
no Goode. Harris, Hays, Hopkins, Hunter. HubarG
MALLORY Powell, Stenrod. " SmiM, a. II. II. stuart
Summers, Taiiderro-l7.
NoRrn CAKorlSA--A ytincton G.. ". Cnli,reii, Daniel,
Dcberry Graham, Nchay, Rayner, Rcnchcr, shepherd,
Siany, WashingtOn--ll.
SOUTH CARoLlxt,--S. H. Butlel, VIM Butlcr, j. Camp
EEL, Holmes Picte7JS. Rhett, rogers.
GEoRGlA-RiDct, w. a. Cooper, CotqnW, j. F. Foster,
IlaberSlan. Warrp,I--H
ALABAMA Chapman Houston, Ls.ris, Shieids--4
MISSISSIPPI ;rn, Jncob TtonPson-2.
LouIsiANA-{l rrSon, Moore, +. D. Whites.
OHIo-Dea', Doom, .iotn Hastings nintters Medill,
ISpiaNA--4 Ke,,edy Lane! r. W. Thompson Wal
lacc!-3
KENTucKY-L. ". Andrews. Boyd, ~. O. Butlcr, G.
Davis Green OwsIey. Sprig. J. b. Thompson, rrplelt9
TENNrssEE-Arnod. H. !. Rromn, NJ Brown, w. b.
Campbell, T. J. Campbell, Carutler> Gentry Caro- john
son. Il. N Clelian Y7cv c. II. Williams, j. l.. Williams
WatterSon-l3.
:, ILLIHoIs-Cascy! Reyr,olds,I II. STUART
MIssouRI--J c. Ed,cordS, Miier-2: Total 1875.
AZ
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rr Spring S,yle,-C. r ALVORD X CO, No. 10
Bowcry s:itr the public nc Fur Hat at -Four Dollars
OF prn- pattern equally light and durable with more
o,tly qualities and possessing all the elegance OF appear
ance Keeping ull assortment, OF other qualities oil Bra
yer an, Mol..kn Hats In the article OF fine Nura Hats
at ST. new offered, lheN aim 10 excel (2 u'3 n
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~ Transparent Italian window Ahnde.,


OLIVER ". WOODFORD 6B Calharne. inglles Inc al
reuton families abou, furnishing their houes this Spring
10 Splendid ot OF Italian Window shades UNSURPASSED ~
dnv bctor. brought 10 this cnuuiry! they arr The
tirng o artist VITO has devoted hi, ie'o his pntes'
and embrace variety oil Landscape and Scenery
Perhaps no piece OF urnitre hp peI1 10 beer AdFhh'ngf
inviting than handsome pair OF Wn'ow Shade
painted IN STYLE 10 inmate nature The invoice contain
Italian Landscapes Gothic Arc!. Moonlight scenes scroh
BORDERS, tlgNrti' GcnerS. &c. sc.
NIB Country Merchants buying TO sell again ~ III ind!
lDGO pair A. They li be- sold ow for CASH about 500 van
attie io" pfie' 81. 81 80 per palr t2l MIL u
u, stranger. Do you wan; Boots and Shoes ,-lfso,
10 scribnc * Co. Great Catirne Boot and Shoe assr
&et ~ Caiiarn> OF Munroe, "h-fe ind
Toe largest and bes, you saw price.
never hetorr ramaIe'i. just ny il, ~ m2i,f
~. No,ice.-TO ALL WHOM n MAY CONCERN.
5000 wanted Of Ner.York S-frty Fund and Red Dog
EanIf Of me state Of NsYok An The Banks OF this State
will be nkenor Colhng AT % Chatham street, foo iew
days mig Iw- q,
u photographic Prin,s-l0o,m0 'penciJy CO.
Moral and Religion.
subjects The above pupi,he,! in superior .tyie and
Tor sale by III sa;criter N lets 10 -ult pntGh%s rs, .
NV Sninrt, rom s g , first ar1l-ts viii be
a,l-d 10 the aooye assortment every week. ~ md In
II PARTICULAR NOTIcE.-Tho-e persons having
furniture o any description 10 dispCse OF, or who brras
nv housekeeping ,ciIl find ready sale for any portion
apon lie subscriber Goods 70 any amount purchased
d~ t2, + COTTON co. 1877 chat'afn =
7! photographic Lilsenesses, by an improved
Daguerrsoppe process, by NJ. D. VAs LOAF, corner Of
ChamberS.st. ard Broadway. t2) mlo I'm
r. Umbrella Ware-H0use-IicNAME
SANFORD, I. Beaver, OF Hanover streets, have
superior and assortment Umbrellas and Para
,oi> made from tha richest silks imported Their stocA ~
part .EIbraces
900 Giaebani L silk Umbrellas, from 80 CTS 10 8 %
6ttG Rich Plan and Fig d SIX Parasos, $lr0 10 sN
1900 10 DO DO Sun Shades Ii 10 -.
Also, OF their manu- tacrrs,
2nb doz Rich Tab and Bowed! Satnsock., 90 10 !S.W
go do do Plain do Do i 90 TO - W
800 do do Bowed Bornbazine do . 60 70 y 2 90 90
80 DO Satin Fancy Summer SiOsk., 8 90 10 W -
Also Satin Starts, SIX an. Satin CravaE, &c 2c-a1M
which will be sold small advance COST Tor ca,h
good short TINE paper. 90 I'D Il"
u Valuable Io1s.-A, auction on Friday, ap Pr
N MecEan, Exchange. al y o'clock, IN continuation "
ad burned sale. 9 lois in the B0wery between slA dt
streets; Lots 10Th street between ID and 80 ,,b
Lots lth street. between al and Sd avenues ID Lo
rcet between 2 and Sd l.b MAJ a. 80
room, 81 wal-st. (2l mo"
t. An extra number OF the owe F;.,br
ready and sale al the Office SO Park nov, oPPo
City Hail.
Confetti
Wary Fairfax, four chapters
TIE TEN per ancc Light.
llat!da's Fate.
Presentation OF the Chelsea Banner,
4 Substitute and Preventative. Tsnntrasce
Society. ,s
The Rose pointed engraving. "