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ings."
Secretary Hamilton did not adopt to its full ex-
tent, the English doctrine but he was certainly ex-
travagant in his official declaration in January, $780,
that ",he proper funding of debt would render it
national blessing" In fact, by comparing the bud
gets of the chancellors of the exchequer Of that day
with the repo b of our secretary, it will be found
that their principles Of finance nearly IDENTICAL
and that General Hamilton was applying to a new
and vigorous country, the practice Of an old mon
archy, which was living upon expedients, drawing
from the people their very fe-blood by inordinate
taxation, and rolling up an enormous debt, which it
neither expected nor intended ever to pay. The
national debt Of England is rolling stone, which
gathers moss in its course, and increases its bulk
with every revolution
General Hamilton although sincere patriot) dis
trusted the people, and believed that a strong and
consolidated government was necessary for the
peace and prosperity Of the country He wished
executive branch; and therefore desired not only the
funding Of the debts growing out Of our revolution
airy struggle, but the establishment of a national
bank, modelled upon that of England, and furnish
ing currency that would supersede the currency
of the constitution. He had brooded this pro-
ject for nearly ten years; and although he had been
a member of the convention to frame the consti-
tuition of the United Saes yet his constructions OF
that instrument latitudinarian and calculated
to extend its language far beyond its natural mean
ing The several provisions Of the constitution pro-
vldng national treasury, and national currency,
(gold and silver conn., and the negative placed by the
convention upon the direct proposition to grant
charters, showed clearly that that particular body
never intended to trust the incorporation of greet
national bank to Congress; and the great abundance
of hard money which flowed into the country upon
the entire fall oft the continental paper, demonstrated
the wisdom of this prohibitive silence. The secre-
tary, however, deemed a bank necessary for the
complee assimilation of our system of finance with
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........

CLEANED,
Ships Olive and Eliza Weeks, S,ettin, Schiot Wsl
hsn Independence Coppin Quebec. Roche, Brother.
4 Co; Rrulus Osgood. Boston.
Bark Ranger Mllken. CadIz. L barley Elwen-
brgs New-iork Packet Stewart. - Johns, r
smith Leader. Dawson. Windsor. :; Micaels Small
Norfolk Nesmth s Walsh Chsmplain, Hunt Norfolk
Nssmith & Walsh.
schrs Manchester. Mitchell. Harbor Island; r X Os,
den; Parallel. Lockhart Windsor. :; Lyra, Storer
Bucksport Me Cambridge Hall Boston Julietic W "
am Petersburg. Hunter Co Angeretta Crowel
Boston; Agswsm Lane, lsemel. Geo Douglass. Com
nerce. Johnson. Philadelphia. Plat, Pearson Rvs,
Price. 81 Johns. 7. 4 w Newman Co.
Sloop Victory. Rhodes, Providence.
Barge Michigan, Allen, Philsdelphis
ARRIVED.
Steamship New.York. Wright days from New-Or.
lesns running TINE. via Norfolk 81 July to C. Morgan
Packet ship Ashbur,on- Hurleson from Liverpool
June l. with rndze, Grinnel, Nnturn s Co. $50 pas
sens-rs a number Of iceberss to the Eastward Of
the Banks
Ship Plsrina Manson. 10 days from Antwerp with
mdxe 10 Gerding & Kunckelmsnn Goth June, lat ~
on S. spoke Br brig Scio from 5, Johns TO Sgo-hsd
On the night of the 25h June been in contact with yes
sell which earned away the bowspri: foremost &c-did
not learn what damage was done 10 the other vessel
r wanted assistance he intended to proceed on his
voyage. l52 steerase passenge-one died on the pas
sag
Bremen ship Won Humboldt wschien. q days from
bremen with mdze. to Oelroh Kruger. ~ cabin snd
=. s'esrsse passengers June IA, lon 81 ls lat IS IS
"a" snip with black bail in her foretopss steering
cast <s'n ION u y lat Al AZ saw packet ship Oxford
'rsm ew'fork for Liverpool 25th lon IS T. lat Al Sc
,sw bremen snip supposed the Emma steering East
ircmen 10 Baltimore
ship Flsvius, Dsvis rs dsys from Glasgow. with mdze
20 W Rowland The F. was detained about day.
IN the ice.
Ship Tuskina Williams IS days from Hsvre. with
mdre. to ID Hunbut & Co. Ice passengers June g
at ~ H. lon H. spoke bark Brunswick bound 10 Liver
pool
Columbian brig Orinoco. Foster "a days fom Ansos
iura with hides &c to Maitland. Comrie & Co Len
schr PanchisA foe Nsw.y0gk IN daya June 9Th, ".
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In The Steamship .Neac York from Nee Orieans-Iugl
Maxwell lady servant and children. Puier and lady
T c Terry and lady. Mrs Anderson and children, Nj
Andrews. lady children and servant Mrs Camp, TIVE
children and servant, Mrs Smith and children, Mr.
sins Mr. Crossman. J A Wiener. T. Oxnsrd Mr. Camp
bell Mr. Moves Geo Patterson, Mr. Camp, Brown n
Garcia, Gray w Long. Mr. Lynch. w Tabor, Messrs
Martin. Whitman. Marks. Reed Crawford, Dunn. Nc
Nevns Mrs Van Rensselaer,. b Walsh Living,
Butler Fisk Farlin. 7 Connor. John Gould
Mr. Waite A Kevsn Mr. Flint. Mr. Fitzpatrick. p after
son. DIR Lively Messrs Riley Kennedy, Barell, Neil
Brand Nok. Rhodes Jackson, Ross, Divine. Ward
Frost Murphy Lewis Fisher, Macomb Green, Smith
Parker Cook-lo6 Storage. Mr. Andrews family wer,
anded Old Point Comfort and four gentlemen at he,
West
IN the packsf ship isA6rrrOa. from Lirrpool-J Che
Weller and lady { Cheveier. Philadelphia; John Fox
Newfoundland
IN he ship Thskiaa. from Harrs-P Bonnie. w Ben
tick-l66 in the -;cersge
Ia The ship 4 Fos Hu-holdi trols Brrmsa--Rev Wu
Mast, lady and children, of Cincinnati q II Necke
sdy and OF Philadelphia Miss Matilda Ogden
,; New-Nork Miss hettner Of Stuuesrit Miss Her
man, of Nassau Hugo Bsckmeis,er OF stui,ssrii; Il
Cordes OF Odenbure-s05 in the steerase.
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WINDOW SHADES
tilaebinrrp for Alanufartures, &r.


WOODwoRTH'S FLAMING MACHINES.
EOJRTEEN YEARS EAPkhlENCt, together wiu
many vauabl- iuprov-,nrnts and additions ms for
msr Tos enables the subscriber 10 furni-a a. str notice
and Of ine perfect construction materials Nd "Ors
nanshp, Machines plane Wood N a. is sareties, s1ci
psnng surfacing only. or cutting mouldingA
Also, Pang ngleing and growing JOINING or rzooe
tns, and planning clApbosriA
Application may be made The subscriber. his esAb
lishfeni Foxboro or a. Office corner OF Commercial
and Lewsr-eis Boston wbes machines may ~ seen and
any Information relative 10 the may 5e obtained
vel Of JOSIAH Blackwell Co. Sew-fork- or OF j. w
Schenck, Albany Letters Of mere inquiry rls DC pos pad
SAMUEL 3. SCHESCk
Foxboro' Masa April l. 1874 ally
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Grotkerp Uare.
CROCKERY, ETC.

CROCKERY, ETC.
=. p DEWEY Importer and Dealer In French and
-. English CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHESNAR
~ Waier-sueri. loppo.te L. ;. HOTEL New-fork.
would inform ms and the public. that having been
making .4rge additions - establishment be- has no" 10
oder hrn liz most extensive and complete assortment VI
Goods. hs line before opened IN this country, n
cildiAg, In addition 10 lie above, STONE WARE LOOK
EYEGLASSES. CLOCKS, SOLAR, ASTRAL AND
HALL LAMPS, GlkANDOLE,, Ac nc sc. AL Of
winch Will b- sold terms favorable hose OF any
.iml.41 establishment In the United STATES sly
GREENWICH POTTERY,
NO ~ WEST EiGHTEENTH-ST. Between Ninth anc
Tenth Avenues-The susnron Of t- public IS called TO
he numerous arces Manufactured his Establishment,
consisting IN part OF the following, w:
.ton. Ware Eartien Ware,
Portable Furnaces, Flower Pou,
Beer Jugs, Oven Tie,
Chimney Tops Green House do,
Stove Brcx, Bscks and lambs for crates,
Fire BRICK. Fire Cement and Cay &c
As this ESTABLISHMENT "a the only vi the kind
tie city where ALL lie aose articles manufactured
and sold Dealers respectfully invited 10 call and they
Will he supplied Caapsr and bfteT 7err than be ha
u The city. 2olco PORTABLE FURNACES hand
and ready tor TIC spring Trade
mrl ON WASHINGTON SMITH
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THE TRIBUNE.
LIST OF LETTERS.


sM And Be- fsvtAer enacted
Ara AZ made under The orders Of the Post
master General In newspaper OF newspepers, Of letters
led for m any Poet Oce, shall be inherited IN he psper
or pspefs OF the town or place where the Office adyesns
NAV Be situated AIRING ~ aTsea csyeSLao~ provided bs
editor Of such paper papers snail agree 10 nse
n anne for prce not greater than fixed by law and
In Gaze a question or dspue ~ 10 the smoun, u tho ere
lson Of any papers, editors Of which may desire TINS
advesng sk bs ~ duty Of tie Pofmasfer to reoeTe n
saencs and decide upon the fact
fNsp Pot OMcs Lar. Pas,ed March 8, ~
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John q. BELL, TAAlDEkMIsT. NO. 2cS
BROADWAY, up stairs corner Of Resde street, y. Y.
BIRDS and QUADRuPEDS prepared u very superior
manner. large assortment Of Csses, Glass Shades,
Mounted Birds Bird Skins and ArfeiA Eyes for sale
noues The ghsss prics pod for Birds, Bird Suns, &c
lGp In
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Lamps, Gutlerp, &r.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
COUTHOUi MEYERS 81 Broadway, respectful,
- invite the public call al their and examine IN
richest and extensive assortment TO be found IN ti
country OF BRONZED and ORMOLu CHANDELIERS
CENTRE, MANTEL, SOLAR BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GIRANDOLES, BRAI
NET BRANCHES and CANDLESTlCkS In every varie,
Of patterns. Ill,
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, q new and superb article, Pc
culisry desirable for packets and steamboats,
In evidence Of the superiority Of this portion of their soc
over any other of offered To the public IN this C
hey with honest pride refer lees that SIN COLl
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded TO the manuiactuf
within the last years for the greatest variety ano
beauty of patterns and the unvacd hnish of their work.
Every article sold by {. " warranted to be what the,
represent and those ho wish obtain nrst class goods
prce often paid for such OF very inferior qualify
requested 70 favor them with call before purcfas nt
elsewhere.
" A liberal discount to Churches and Hotels. 6fly
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DY ORDER of Hon John .. Wilson, Judge Albany
- county Courts, and counselor al law notice Il hereby
gwen that attachment has issued against The estate OF g.
W. SHAW ab-condng debtor, ami that the same Will BE-
sold the of his debts unless he appear and d.
charge such attachment within three months from the nr-i
publication this notice. and that the payment Of any debts
and the delivery OF property belonging 10 such debtor
70 him OF his and the transfer OF property b.
aim TOR any purpose whatever forbidden by aw aud
void Albany June 81 lSl5 LEWIS BENEDICT. Jr,
Je5n law5m Any. Tor attaching creditors
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cAsr.srEEL EDGE TOOLS.

THE Real Genuine CONGER's TOOLS can only be bad
s. Attorney street, where they are made and finished
with my hands; therefore can recommend thcu and
George brgs Co.'S Plat; street Those Tools offered
BY Osborr Lille, j Fulton street and Other stores
stamped Conxer are DOT my MAKE, All are designed 10
deceive. Nine are stamped thus "COng-r. Sewfork s.
Attorney street, The Of J. Ccnger Berry 10 asc
added ne having ineres, In the business liberal dis
mv2s sn,. JOHN coNGER
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Oaqncrrrotppe.

DAGUERREAN GALLERY
DLUMBE's NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY
Il AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT. No 81 Broadway.
OF MurrHys lover Tenneys Jewery sore) award
81 the Medal hrs four premiums and two hishes, fonors
Al the exhibitions Boston, Newlork and Philadelphia
respectively. for best pictures and apparatus ever sNhoe
Price of these superb Photographs reduced 10 that OF ordl
a. other places that one need now s tor al
Ordinary likeness the Of economy Taken IN any
weather.
PLuMBES Premium and German Cameras, Instructions,
Plates Cases &c forwarded TO any desired point AZ lower
rates dian by other manufacturer. mylSy
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DAGUERREOTYPE--PL
ITO DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS AND AMATEURS.
in consequence Of repealed comp from Artists Of
failures obtain FINE PORTRAITS, from impereetion-
the PLATES the subscriber begs leave TO inform them
that he 10 manufacturing Plates of superior quality TO any
that have hitherto been used in this country These Paie
fairly red and tested by several OF the most ex
perenced and ssul operators and amateurs IN the nd
States from whom he has received certificates that they
super )r 10 any Plates they before used.
SIGNED
PAUL b. GODDARD, NJ. ID.
JOSEPH EPARKER, and
WIN @. MASON, Amateurs
Me.srs w. h r. LANGENHEIM, Operators, Philsd
LITCH WHIPPLE, do Boston
AGESrs-Messrs. w. \ =. Lansenheim. Exchange, and
William g. Mason i6 Chesnui-st Philadelphia and Messrs
Liich Whipple IS Wssmngou-st Boston.
None genuine unless stamped Z. W HlTE MAKER " l.
MANUFACTURED and sold wholesale and retail. by
ally EDWARD WHITE Us Broadway, \. Y.
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SAILED

Barks Hebe (BD St Johns, B. Ronaldson. savan-
nah Lonisa, Bremen America, Buenos Ayres
Brgs Georgiana Nuevitas; Sterling, Savannah I'd
ward Whitney (Br) Windsor, Ms; Vesta, Bremen, and
others. Wind w.
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. 20 lon 70 o. spoke Br bark Lee, from Port au Prnce

% No. lon 70 o. spoke Br bark Lee from ro'' ~ f"''
Bremen ship AdeIhsid. Torrensen 20 days from bre-
men IN ballast with l36 passengers. 70 master ;.n
Ship Crs,ovs Colon. Smith. days from ha'anA "'S
sugar &c 10 spohord. Tieston Co. ,,.a
British brig Joseph Hesrn. Holmes II days u" VIM
.or IN :, with plaster TO master. III
Brir.h big Bsirc, IL days from Sydney, &C b VIII
coal. % Brown =, sr, Pre-
men with indie to Meyer 4 Stuken- III passensens
Bris Apphia Merrill days from Pembroke, wiz uin
be, 70 Smith < Boynion: ,o,,a
schr Hampton, Gates, from Kinsron with coal oouh'
scbr Cordelia Baker I'm Richmond bound TO Boston
schr Helen sesrs % days from Franklin La Will
live csk 10 Hoyt & Griffin. ,.., ~
Br .chr Jane sprot,, Fraser, IA day from Pc'ou "
81 with cosl 70 Bache McEvers. ,. 9Th
5chr Traffic. Gardner. days from DaiI'''
schr Robert Bruce. Bruce, "a days from Moole' N
scbrN /, McCready somers from s~ansooro' T.
with naval stores 10 n L MeCready
schr stevens Davis from Newoern I, Win hs'a.
~, gns pone from Newbern c. naval stores.
schr c Zabriskie Holt from Virginia.
schr Gil RIas Fsrren from Eeuthera, with 1OVO dozen
pine apples, 10 Boen 20.
schr Levin Lsnk, Bennett days from the 'nesa'
ueake with corn, 10 FOX
schr Maryland, Burch days from the Chesapeake,
with iron. 10 n Fox
scbr L Pitts Hawkins, from Virginia
'Schr Benz Pennimsn. Hatfield. from Virginia.
schr Independence. Derick.on. from Virginia.
schr ] Chandler, Lozier from Virginia
schr VIM Penn, Foster from Machias, lumber.
Schr Polly Hickman. from Virginia
schr Merchant, Burt. from Snowfall pig iron.
Schr Pioneer Coursen, I'm Brandywine. corn meal.
schr Eliza, Hamin. from Philadelphia coal.
Schr Paragon. Hunt from Philadelphia. coal.
Schr Pulaski. Hunt from Philadelphia coal.
Schr Daniel Baker, fran Philadelphia coal
soop Christopher, Post, from Virginia.
SAILED.
p.xLs Uato m &, Iohns Pnnaldson sayan
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
L. WHITE, lis BROADWAY, up stairs, would respect
IL fully call III. Of citizens and strangers visit
ing the CITY his splendid collection of DAGU ERRED
TYPE PORTRAITS single or IN groups from to IL per,
sons on the same Plate which for beauty and accuracy Of
dehneaon cannot surpassed Portraits taken IN all kinds
of weather either with without the coors the prices OF
which he reduced those charged by the most inex
riencei in the business.
The American Institute late exhibition, awarded Mr.
WHITE the First Premium for the best Daguerreo,ype
Lkenesse or grouping and general effect which Is but
another proof Of the superiority OF ms Portraits aZuy
gI,RACY,S DAGUERREAN ROOMS, 233
Broadway, opposite the Park Fountain Portraits from
81 10 s. including Lkenesses, and no Others
delivered Instructions the A-Plaes, chemicals, &c
&c lelS lwedASweod'
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLEs, &c

LAMPS, GIRANDOLEs, &c.
AMPS, GiRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
L. CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trade.-DlETZ
BROTHER Co, No. IS John street, manufacturing
and have always hand complete assortment OF articles II
heir line of the following descriptions winch hey VIII sell
Improved Chemical OIL and Camphene Lamps,
Sofa Lamps. Gilt and Bronxed, In great variety,
Cornelius 4 Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Girandoes various patterns gilt slyered or bronxed
Suspending Solars, Doric Camphene Lamps,
Bracket Solars Side do do
Solar Chandeliers Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oh. Pure sperm Oh,
$40 Camphene, Solar and Lard Oil,
do Burning Fluid, Refined Whale Oil INLAY
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by ORDER Of Wm. Frederick W. Hubbard, a com
ID missioner OF tn supreme Court and for he Count,
jefferson. Notice hereby given pursuant 20 the pfoV-
The authorizing Attachments against nOnr,s
dent debtors that afchment Ia, issued against Tie csas
Of JOSEPH HALL. Jr resident Of the Territory OF j.
cousin. and tfsi the VI be sod for the payment OF h-
tebs he appear and discharge such attachment aceof
tnz law months from the tT,t publication Oi
and iiai the payment OF any debts due To him b
Of this State ami tie delivery 10 Inn tor us use Of
any property this State belonging hun. and tn
transfer any such property BY him forbidden BY law
and vo.d-Daiei January .itl- l8i5. b. ). HUNT
frblu iaw.ln Au'y for Attaching Creditor.
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r.. -sa.xszss-TO WESTERN sN- =
- SY@3l@ TkAv ELERS-Gresi sxiesssSE-7s

- Hzs-TO WESTERN r. =
- ~W001G6u TkANELERS-oreaf sEexIsE.zN
MALI PASSENGER
ROUTE TO THE SOUTH AND WEST, via PHILADEL-
rHIA, BALTIAORE, CUMBERLAND, to WHEELING,
PlTTsBUkG and CINCINNATI. Through IN 20 hour.
from Sew-Yors TO heeling and Piitsburg
Passengers going directly through
Leave New-York ga ~ BY Railroad
Arrive IN Philade phia al app
Leave Phi adelphiaat 3P. ". by Steamboat
Arrive IN Baltimore IL y. ~
Leave Baltimore al TIA. NJ. by the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad.
And arrive ct Cumberland a p. NJ
Leave Cumberland al oP. ~ BIZ Tue Nat;ona.
Road and Good Intent Stage Lines, ard arrive in Wheens
Or Pltlsburg next evening.
Passengers for Pt-bufg take the splendid new and mod
ern bull steamboats, al Brownsville and hereby have only
u niles OF staging on The whole route with choice day
nigh, travel
Fs. class steamboats, leave Wheeling and Psburg
y, and Passengers orwa rded without delay GIN.
SiNSATl and al other Ports IN the South West Fare
- TO Cincinnati
For Through Tickets by this route apply PhisdeipLs
a. ue Railroad ONCE, OF Market and Eleventh streets
or South Third street. board Steamboat DOCK D.
Wharf
t1e through from Philadelphia 10 Wheeling Sl3; TO
riisburg t with the privilege Of stopping on the route
and resumsng pleasure
FOR further information, apply 20 J. L. SLEMMER-
Agent at The odsce Of AdAms 4 Co.'S ExPress,
len VT No. II Wall o.. NY.
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n)in0om SHADES.

WINDOW sHADES-PRICES REDUCED.
DY kelly RlkER IMPORTERS. Manufacturers
ID OF parent Window Shades and monnnss offer to
The trade and public IN general the folio" Styles prices
~ per cent below the market VIZ:
500 pairs darn landscapes from 81 CO 70 II ~ per pr
ZOO do sfs scroll pI'n centre kc..cl ~ TO ~ do
40 do l,ra 1tif,l l,cal and.caues - ~ % do
$50 do gothic and arch, from. ~ to 40 do
la do new styles, do ......... - 81 toto ~ do
80 do do uneeual.ed IN this city SO ~ to1 ~ DO
" kelly RikER, exclusive Window Shade deal
ers 1871 Chatham street lel2y
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. SPRUCE

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, NO SPRUCE
w STREET, y. l.-The only mandatory any et
eni In the United >ai-.The subscribers offer Tor -a- ne
most splendid assortment Of SHADES which eoud be col
ecird together, consisting Of the following styles
l0.p pairs Of beautiful Gothic painted By srisis These
are all views Of celebrated places IN Europe
is9 pairs Of assorted Gothic. COrnihan snc Landscapes
-ucn a. are generally -od about The CITY
IS pairs Of most beautiful Cornian, Tn;ed N = orence
100 pairs OF Of celebrated places In MS
country.
5000 pairs ch. AZ slsa - from g.. cis 10 81 So
We pledge ourselse Sc 10 per cent cheaper an any
other house NewicL Persons wishing io So ih- pro
u getting Up useful afc'c are show through
lnr painfl. rooms = lft .rral pe.s-re
SIGNS BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
not 10 be surpassed TRIMMINGS Of al kinds n manu-
acturers' prices
Persons buying to sell again de- = With he most liberal
terms. ~ Sml BANIDL b DE NAJN1.
WINDOW SHADES!
{. WOODFORD 2et Bfoadw ay invites tte attention Of
~. iho.- sbOu. purchasing WINDOW SHADE, 10 rs COZ
lection OF >les h-ing perhaps F lo-t ~ -ie ard il
any he city CONTAINING originally OF style snd oeaty
copies Of tie masters sndrzne- Cornoys
ard oer .cnptura dsrk landscapes, Tsnette-
'enlan scenes orespondins 10 any szsi WINDOW Also
plain Gothic patterns. do Gothic Landscape Cofnlsn
Columns. &c Also invoice OF low priced SHADES AID
ap~d and plain
BAerchsnts visiting The city buying TO sell again, VII
be allowed . liberia discount, ~
J. c WoODrORD, 2ss, Broadway.
mylsy Lssrg-s Buildings. "a door irom k'ah-.t
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BUILDEKSI HARDWARE

| BUILDERS HARDWARE.
| SEAMAN LOWERRE, .Ts >prins-sreet, Grsrn-
WARE. consisting in psr OF American English Locks
SU Hinges Frame Pulles Raj Screws and brsces Wool
md Bed Screws Cut Wrought and Hinge Nsi.-. Riy-.s
DlBLit NOTICE. Is hkREBY OVEN Of ihr lo-.
c'Cer;tea,c No III for y Shares OF the piia STOCK
u The Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF New Yofk
which certhcsie IN favor OF Colonel William Lindsay
L. 5 A. and was dated 18Th November, lSoa Sad certh
has been found since the dea OF Colonel Lindsay
which occurred The month OF september 1855 aid apph
cation vii he made Tor The ssue Of certificate ;o the
h-neht Of his hr'rs-pai-d June ilsh. lsiS via s~
| STEAM POWER AND ROOM TO LET, con.
- yenlruLy located business part Of he civ
between The hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and 2, O'CLOCK, p
NJ to 0. R. POTTER. .os Pear street YEA 2w'
TO- nS Y t; .l
H. Gis re r.peS..tS DO 90 90 30 30 and size.
W W. In 1a' u CYRUS " FIELD. Burns.up.
1000 REAsIs NEW>PAPER-
io0o aa ass s stasi s sssi sass
vain cyRus ". FIELD. 9 Burins.ip.
pkINTlNG PAPkK.-l4cOV Team., vanoa, axe.
jei In ''''' y cYRts W FIELD. Burning Clip.
ENGLI-H FELTING..7se ineh, g IN Is in = in
. cYK 4 ". FEn6 sun P & ana
NEWsPAPER-Nr~ Printing Paper made o order
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DOCK PRINTING PAPER Mace 10 order Of
- ANY sixe and quality, on reasonable terms, by
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WRAPPING PAPEk--l0,oOJ Teams Cap, double
w Cap, Crown and double Crown. for sale BY
iys i'm CYRUS w FIELD Burling slip
RLEACHED LONG CLOTHs.-New YORK Mill
ID No 8 sud 10.
Bsrel Mills rs. ~, 90, 81. 81
Boou Mills 81 inch
Dwight "a
Lowell Premium B. IS ncb-wilh other styles snd
w,dhs soue low CENTS good article For sale by
Tvs SPEAR 4 RIPLEY, CT Liberty Of, up s,airs
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ID chus~lts, Stalk, for sale BY
Tvs SPEAR RIPLEY g. Liberty-s. np stairs
DLlE Mefnmack fnpis. Jus rscrised and iof sac, by
ID Tvs SPEAR RIPLEY, 81 Leerty-st. up sarn
nLAIksMITHe' COAL-Cons'anuy on hand q
Dsupply Of superior Virginia Coal from the Msdiohlan
pits suitable for smiths and manufacturer and FOR sale II
lots 10 suit purchasers the lowest market prlee
WkT I. TRUSLOW,
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