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A SURE CURE FOR THE PILES

RoaE, n. Y April lst 1915.
Dr.. SMITH: No nan ever suffered more severely with
the Piles than myself have made OF many kinds Of
medicines for this troublesome complaint but found
lief until your Improved Indian Vegetable Sugar
Coated Pills, and boxes effected complete
recommend them IN all such cases. WIN. LANPHEAR.
il fact universally known that the ingredients Ia
many pills In common with muchorce upon the
liver and the OF the stomach ind by their drastic qu
i:es very frequently produce The PLEA Not SO with Dr.
Smiths PilA They will this distressing complaint in
every instance Office l79 GreenwichsL large Brick
Block)
e See g. Benz Smith Is written on the bottom OF the
box.
INPogTAST.-lt han been remarked by emineu, pbys
clan that there Is scarcely complaint with which children
afflicted thai may not be produced highly gravaed
by the presence worms in the bowels Seeing then that
such The case does Il become the duty OF parents
well as olher7 who have the OF children. employ
such will destroy these animals thereby prevent
ing many OF the diseases which produced By them ans
which frequently prove fatal To those who DESTROYS
of procuring medicine that will efec,ually destroy worms
recommend 'Winer's Canadian Vermifuge-there Ia
nothing equal It'll /. harmless yet effective. See ad-
vertisement
RHEuNlrIsa.-Ths number afflicted with this distressing
maafy induces The proprietor OF tbe Compound syrup by
dodste Of Pota1sa Sa.sapsra and Yellow DOCK hoo 10
introduce their notice this never-faing ana immediate
specific for removal II 10 strongly recommended
by of leading physicians In this city, LIS nnedi-
ate and wonderfully ecscous properties are he believes,
without parallel In the anna. OF mscGins Eor sac oy
l92 Broadway, cor John st
n B. c. a. B ID Agent for all OF D. Fe1chtwaugers arc-
eies. Bedbug, Raj, Mouse and CocHoach, &e a41
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Odd.

While the opponents of abolishing Distress for
Rent are very earnest and strenuous IN maintain
ing that the measure proposed will operate with
dreadful severity on the Poor, depriving them OF
bab,atons, compelling them to pay increased rents
&c. we don't find the first poor man who has the
least Bit of gratitude for such disinteresed cham
pions, or appears share at all in their apprehen-
sions 1t was good deal SO when imprisonment
for Debt was abolished
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NEW HATs.-The number OF new Hats sold eve-
~ day at this of the year in New York, is i'm
meuse In no city they made with equal elegance
and durability and sold at such reasonable prices
Hence ii that every stranger who visits New York
even from other cities always purchases and takes home
with him New. York Hat Among the most successful
competitors In this mode of busnessthis Spring is KNOX
Of 10 Fuoust His hats are very decided favortes and
his Store is the resort ofths fashionable well the
business men OF our city.
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RHEuMATlsM-Un nuDoered trials have been made to
cure this distressing complaint and every thing in the
oRue Of medicines been used OF which havs proved
universally successful until the Indian Vegetable Elixir and
Co. u CcraDd.sL which Eas had all the effect
desired curing the obstinate in few days. hst
had defed AL other remedies for years. full and ssssc
tory guaranty Is gwen all who use IT, and need deg
pair Of fear the loss OF money spt for these
cies Only remember that TIE genuine be and
obtained from 81 Corllsrc-si. az 2teod
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Death that bath sucked the honey OF thy breath,
Hath had no power get upon beauty.
"Besuty's ensign yet

TO tT!0IsDU III your CIo"h UHu UH J0Ir 1'PH
e The glory Of our house has departed, yet how besu'
fu hs, fair gels form In he sbroudist possible
that that scourge The yellow fever could leave her thus
beautiful! exclaimed Edward D--n as be gszed on mo
quiet heavenly form OF Ellen bic bctrotbvd. Yes,
reader have defsced her. dscoored her siin
or burned hair covered her face with botche fever
spots or any d.h guremenL let By expanding W
cent? sny else Giving destl might bsve been
rendered thus fair and lovely this doubtless may seem 70
the OF fact reader, putting Allow it-yet us proven
by hundreds in ibis city tina, cake Of The genuine Jonsss
Chemical Soap will make dlscolored botehed or ifecxeo
akin bright clear snd decious removing every erupuon
Sold the sign fths American Eagle 81 Chaihsn-sL c
1873 Fultonst Srookyn; 3 Staie.st boston ~ eodz'
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Anpainrments by the President,

By and icil he adUice and CONSENT Of he SeNdN
RICHARD j. McCULLoH to bo meter and rehner OF
the Mint of the United States Philadelphia vice Jones
R. McCntock resigned.
JOHN NJ McCALLA of Kentucky, Second Au dtor OF
the Treasury vice William B. Lewis, removed
JOHN R. MAcMURDo Of Louisiana, Treasurer OF the
Branch Mint of the United States at EewOrleans vice
Horace G. Cammack, removed.
FELIX Grumpy MAYsoN to be Second Lieutenant in
the Marine Corps from l4h November last vice Lieut.
Robert D. Taylor deceased.
RErBEN BURDINE of Washington, and HENRY REA.
YER of Georgetown. TO be Justices of the Peace.
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20 In the New-Je.sey Legislature House, on
Thursday the bill for the Punishment of Crime being
under consideration, Mr.. Blderbsck moved an amend
ment substituting imprisonment for Life without the
pardoning power) in place of hanging the punishment
of murder After debate tho motion lost, Is to 90
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Business Notices.

Hose, 81 Broadway. has been neatly fitted up with BATH
lag rooms hair dressing and shaving Saloon which all
being on tho same door. renders very pleasant The
whole is under the supervision Of Mr.. Edward Phalon
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.NomIuntions for the Conyeutior.

Erie Co.-DANIEL LEE of Buffalo, ASA WAR.
RgS of Eden JONATHAN H. FORD of Black Rock,
and lii the County Is allowed to have fourth candi'
date) ISAAC S. SMITH of Buffalo. have been nomi-
mated for Delegates by Peoples Convention at Buff
falo DR.. LEE has been a Wing Member of Assem-.
bly, and is the presen, Editor of the Genesee Farm
err; Isaac S. SMITH was once run for Governor or
Lieutenant on Working Mems ticket. A large
and spirited meeting was held in Buffalo to nominate
this ticket al which Albert Brisbane delivered two
long and able addresses the Interests and Rights
OF Labor, which were well received.
Genesec Goa Working Mems or National Re
form movement to secure Delegates to the Conven-
ton has been commenced in Genesee. A ticket will
be nominated on the 18th. A. Brisbane has address
ed several public meetings In exposition and advo-
cacy Of the movement
Fulton and Hamiion-WnLlAM LOGAN OF
Broadaibin is the Wing candidates. worthy and
intelligent Farmer. whom the Wings will try to
elect, Success to them!
Roekland Co-JoHN ]. Woop of Clarkstown is
the Loco candidate.
RHODE IsLAsD-The Providence Journal o!
Thursday evening has some corrections of the vote
for Governor. reducing the Law and Order ma
jority to plurality, as follows:
Goren0r-Diman- ----747o L. Gor-Harris. AS
Jackson 1891 Moss 1866
Diman's plurality 70 Harris,s plurality. g
Scattering. lasI Scattering le7
Dlman lacks of CHOICE = Harris lacks. ... q
Jamestown is yet to come In and will increase the
preponderance of no choices; but the Legislature
Is strongly Law and Order and will cleo, all the
candidates of that party.
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~ Huns IsFALLrBLE oyeuESr FOR eradcating pity.
rsss and all exoaon, of the scalp stay The falling OF oil
the hair bald places prevent gray hais make
the hair curl aud superior toilet srtclr Is positively re-
commended bv the eminent physicians aud otnrrs In
this and cities who been benefited ny It's use
Principal Office No Is NaSsau-st A2enctes-L Parsons
GO Canai-st; Mr.. J. L Schiefein. No ia Cenast; JAY
Wis 6S5 Broadway; Mr.. Eyrsrds. l7s Grand.st MI I:
Sew-l 472 Granist; Mrs IL slosn 81 Grsnd-st; and
lie principal Wholesale ard refill drug and fancy gocds
stores ali o. WHOM certificates OF agency In all csses
signed by The originator, prevent counierieu h4 is
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~. Numerous Testimonials from Physicians and 9th
proving the superiority OF B A Fahnes,ocks Yer
mifuee over all other remedies for worms. both in chill
dren sud adults, be exhibited By the proprietors
A Fshnestock & Co. No. 49 Johns, Retail price. Is
cents per bottle ma TuTh&Sa,f
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E>The PLUMB. NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
on the upper corner OF Broadway and Murray,st we
have often spoken of in terms of the highest praise and
do not feel though could say too much in praise
OF the beautiful pictures whch have recently been added
to Professor P!umbes splendid collection
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II For Retail. well wholesale, the Country
Newspaper Advertising Agency Of " B. Palmer Affords
an opportunity to enterprsing city dealers Of making
known to the people OF tie country their names streets
numbers and pursuits-and square may be inserted
three months for s3-six months for IS In of tho
paperA
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q. Lat. 40 is nearly two degrees higher than the
Northernmos. angle OF the Stats of Maine. than
two degrees higher than Quebec higher than the North
ernost angie of Lake Superior hghet than the center
Of Newfoundland and very nearly high a. the South
part Labrador And yet the ultra war faction pre-
tsnd that West the Rocky Mountains should insist
60 boundary deg and 20 min still farther North /;
which would carry the latitude Of bay and
The center Of Labrador Jour. Of Com.
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tE,- CoNNELL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, cures
Sores Pains determinations Icbings and life any
OF burn scad II the vlals uninjured Every
family should have box of this IN the house As the
ney will always he returned il does please pacu.
lar aud buy only 81 Coriiand.st- AZ aeod
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u Two men, named Jacob Root and John
Vance, were drowned Sunday last by the upse.ting
of a laden with -four. which they were terryins
across the Susquehanns from the Cumberland side.
u Since the death of Gibbs the convict. Kar
risburg Pa. is said to be- completely by bur
glars.
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e. KNox's FAsHIoSAsLE HATS for the ensuing Spring
ready for Inspection aud sale, a, ITO Fulton
between William aud Nassau To ,hose who are no,
the vosres OF fashion, but always wish look uniform In
the kind Of Hat they which is most becoming them
have their Hats made 10 order very short notice
mil r,l.x
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CnurI Calendar

COuft SuieDuar.
COMMON pLEAs-Monday.-Par Mos, 27l, 173,
lis l. T. IT. 1885, l2l g. go 163 Part 2-Nos a. &C. Ia,
lls 1885, 1913 1874 5O log, 27O l22 &C. 156, 90 49, no.
100. l3s. 1872 90. l55.
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~ lovely head Of hair be he'd FOR three shtinga-
There hundreds this city who had dirty red and gray
hair snd have hne sof clear silky hair 'nrUlgn using
athree chilling bottle OF Joaess Coral Har Restorative
forces the hair grow, stops It falling on and cnfe ne
scurf and danduL Mind, this Is honest truth.
Sold az The sipu OF the American Eagle % Cha!ham- or
80 Futon at Brooklyn; Safest Boston. ~ eodH
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E THx FoREleN Nxws by the next steamer will be
received at The Tribune office by Express over the Long
lsand Railroad Its looked for with great interest and
may be expected every hour 1t will be published
In an Extra Tribune Immediately on s reception.
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Eg5- On the 22d ult. the house of Mr. Sidney
Falkner, near Cave Creek. in Chatham Co. n. c. was
consumed by fire. and tive Of bis sons persisted in the
flames
II On the evening of the 3lst ut there were
over nine feet of the Channel q; Pittsburgh and
fal ling slowly
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CONTENTS OF THE SurrLENKNT.-Financial Affairs of
the City; The National Fair; Dutchess County Wing
Convention; Capital Punishment wtchcraft &C.; Mrs.
Child on Capital Punishment Condition OF the Poor in
Ireland; The License Question. Nos. IL and IL
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sas; 4 c plsensax, secresarie..

OursrDE.-Fra Pnge-wiey & Putnams Library
New Publications; Acute Yankee Letter from The
Old Man Of the Mountain Farmers Club; Thursdays
Congressional Proceedings Letters from Albany; An
Amusing Anecdote Page-. The Island of Low
Ing Kindness by Robert Greeley; Fire atBridgeport
Legislative Summary; News Items; Commercial Mat.
ter9 Marine News List of Letters
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LABORATORY OF CoMsTocH Co. nj 81 Cortland ST
The attention of country merchants Ia respectfully solicited
Steam Soap Works, Disilery OF Essences, Coz
melcs and all the select Perfumes and Toilet Soaps,
under The full conviction that qualities not exceed
by my and prices less than be obtained al any
other house. The facilities for manufacturing novel 10
this country improved SCALE ouch other house.
in The o. sunder the of Mr. Johnson who has The
skill and produce syes equal TO the best French
cannot be guiahsd Some small portion OF
logue Is enumerated rs follows:
Johnson's Walnut OIL Military Shaving Soap.
Johnson's Finest Almond Scented Soaps.
Johnson's Finest Rose Scented Sosps.
Johnson's Finest Musk Scented Sosps
Johnson's Finest Patchua Scented Soaps.
Johnson's Finest Cralins Scented Soaps.
Variegnled Fancy Boxes. Of to 81 dozen.
Windsor Fancy Boxes. of | to 80 dozen.
Almond Fancy Boxes, OF toS dozen.
Egg Model Fancy Boxes OF TO 50 dozen.
Cushions Fancy Boxes OF to so dozen
Shell Fancy Boxes, OF TO % dozen.
Wash Bslls, Of TO 50 dozen.
Shaving Cakes, OF 10 80 dozen.
Brown Windsor. OF 10 so dozen.
Variegsted Bar, OF 81 TO 10 Dozen
White Bar, o 81 to 40 dozen
Opodedoc Bar, OF 81 to 40 dozen.
Barber's Shaving. OF 81 TO 40 dozen.
Cologne Water, from 20 cents to Sl2 per dozen.
Lavender Wafer. from 50 cents 10 Sl2 per dozen.
Rose Water. from so cents to Sl2 per dozen
Orange Flower
Handkerchief Essences, from 81 50 10 S. per Dozen
Ok Marrow Pomade. Fine Toilet Powder.
Mscssmr OIL. Fine Tooth Powders.
Bears Oil. Fine Pomsiums
OH OF Roses. Ia2 2teodl Fine odohfsrous Ssehsts.
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II Among the personal arrivals in our city, dur
ing the week. namc those of Mrs Farnham, celebra-
ted AS tee author OF several excellent works but more
especially Of Sing Sing Prison in which capa
city she has no5ly illustrated the efficacy OF the law OF
Love opposed to the law OF Force by series OF ex'
perilnents npon the prisoners with floral gifts music,
&c; and Mrs Paulira 5. Wright, known to the East
ward as a lecturer TO ladies' upon Anatomy Physiology,
&c. The business Of Mira. FArnhams visit hther ward
s the inspection of Southern prisouhouscs hosp'-
tails sc. In pursuance thereof abe has already visited
the Pen,entary and city and county Jail Heaven pros
harr njesinn wherever she Bait. ViBlter.
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e Wing readerl if you meet a Connection,
friend away from home to-day, ask him plunply,
Areyou going home TO rote? If he does not pumply
say Yes, try to convince him Of his error.
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rins. f,.csea ron,bness ssowness &c from the ssir
wsrraned Prepared BY Dr. Goursud 81 Wake.L nss
door from Broadway where Inay be had Ms
Poudre sub,Il. for Graduating supea1ous hair
Rouge for coloring lips aud cheeks deep esrnsqn Re-
Lily White for the complexion Hair Dye Beaso aa NM
storatve Pommade for uansenuy cyeinB si'' - n
Tooth Pastes, Extracts, &C.
-RrxrMpyn rug GRASP FAMILY HOLIDAY PESIs ss.
aAscgs at the American Museum this afternoon n,s,sy
ning-,hoy will embrace amount OF taieh. abe Live
beside IL Il the last day OF the Italian fsnoecinA
Sloth 10 curiosity worth visiting
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exerd itself III. parts of the syssm and
In removing diseased action In the absorbing and
crelpg organs thus destroying the poisonous virus which
would Otherwise into tho blood and through that
iest itself in various forms OF Scrofua Ulcers Bes P1E
ules Pimpes and all diseases arising from diseased
cualion Those subject diseases this class would find
much benefit by using few bottles 10 cleanse the system,
that may be enabled meet the enervRng effects Of the
warm season.
Prepared and rod, wholesale and retail. by A. B. D.
SANDS Druggigts 100 Fulion-sL Of William New
York Sold also Broadway r Eat Broadway and
by Druggiss generally throughout the United Siaeo Price
81 per Do!le. S's botss for as.
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PORTABLE DRESSING CAbEs--The subscribers baving
completed their assortment of the shove, recommend
them the public and travellers the complete Case
for long short journey manufactured both
CARDS utility durability and cbeapness.
,n3l 3teod G. SAUNDERS 4 SON III Broadway
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Things in Philadelphia.
nf Tho Trihupa
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHIL AnFrPH1I AnriI


The war meeting held by the Loco Foco party
last night pretty large affair considering the exer
tons previously used the bugle drum and fife included
But alas the speakers were of too small caibre' TO
attract scarcely notice. Such men Col Lee Cen
Hubbel aud Mr. C. Lehman. IT.. to become the orators
of the Locos upon sgch occasion. really amusing =
Where such John NJ. Read Col Page.
John H. Kane and the rest Of the big guns But the
whole affair plainly 20 be seen into: Henry Horn is
expected to be turned out Of the Custom House. and of
course the ncrmbents his in duty bound will
have 10 provide for the hungry Col Lee and Gen. Hub
bell no doubt to fght-not with bullets but words
A colored man named Curtis Richards, was ar
rested Yesterday charged with being the slave of Dir
Caulk of Delaware, having away about eighteen
months since Tho poor fellow acknowledged the
charge Judge Randall and said he willing TO re-.
turn. He accordingly remaDded.
The commencement OF the Pennsylvania Univer-
city for comforting the degree OF Doctor of Medicine
upon the candaates took place at l2 O'Clock to-day, at
the Musical Fund Hall, which crowded to overflow
ing by ladies and gentlemen. The Degree Of Doctor Of
Medicine conferred upon l64 and the honorary De-
gree Of NJ D. upon a. The address of ProfessorGibson
was an able and interesting one.
Nothing of interest in the Methodist Conference
today The matter Of claims upon the Conference was
before the body.
The Board of Brokers met today. but transacted
no business in consequence of the death Of Henry Ew
ing man distinguished for his amiable manners and
gen,lemany department.
At Ashland this morning. there were forty YES.
sels loading with Coal, bound Eastward
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Andrew II. MickIe.

1t is rumored around town that mother Tammany
is in trouble with her candidate for Mayor-that
letter he wrote while Native refusing TO renounce
that party, and declaring that he should live and die
in its faith and fellowship. is in existence, and that
things are likely to go hard with him if that letter
cannot he suppressed. We have beard that his nom
nation is likely to be upset in County Meeting
that no quorum of the Nominating Committee
could be found on Thursday evening to receive his
acceptance &c &c. We do not know how much
truth there is in any Of these rumors, but there is
surely screw loose somewhere.
e The Wings of the First Ward nominated
last evening for Alderman CHARLES RIDABocK'
ESQ and for Assistant Alderman, DR.. THEODORE
B. De FOREST.
e For an interesting Letter from FREDERICK
DOUGLASS on the Condition OF the Poor 10 Ireland see
Sup plemept.
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR SrRoP-Merchants and deal.
ers are invited call aud examine tho various patterns Of
the above al the msnufacturers,
G. SAUNDERS \ son, 1T Broadway,
mil S,pod few oora ahova and.
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Robert Taylor.

Ask any Ave hundred New.Yorkers uninAuenced
by party spirit, Which of the candidates for Mayor
10 best qualified to discharge efficiently and properly
the duties of the office z and ninetenths of them
would answer ROBERT TAYLoR.-He knows the
ropes which is not the case with either Of his oppo
nents He has served the city in nearly every capa
city where there is much 10 do and comparatively
little to get, and always with distinguished useful
ness and honor. Mayor Havemeyer las, Sumn,erpaid
him the remarkable tribute Of nominating him-an
open though moderate opponent in PolitiSs-to be
Chief fPoliceundes the New Police Bill Party mad
ness deprived Justice T. of the opportunity of prov
ing the excellence of that selection but could not
rob him Of the honor il reflected on his name Party
has been defined as The madness of the many for
the gain of the few but how very few must they
be who can honestly gain any thing by The deiea,
OF Justice Taylor! /, looks as though the People
would surely elect him.
q The RHODE ISLAND returns were given en-
ef1s'vs'y in our paper yesterday. No other paper
bad the vote of single town. We had all but the
State vote in one the smallest and seadlestowns
with the Members Of the Legislature elect from
every town. The Providence Journal of Thursday
handsomely acknowledged its obligation to one of
our Expresses for returns which it must else have
missed and very important returns too Not one Of
the Evening papers yesterday mentioned our sue
oessfal enterprise, bat never mind.
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POCKET AND PESXsIvEs. SCISSORS, NAILFILEs, &c.-A
beautiful OF the above articles be tho
Subscribers. No III Broadway, conssng OF the
splendid unique patterns imported this country
G. SAUNDERS 4 SON.
mSl 5ieol Oppostr Towards Hotel
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MAsBErr FOUNTAINS FANcY SILK SroaS. Broadway.
Rich New Spring Goo1s-The subscribers will open
Monday sd instant their Store and solc, the aten-
Of the ladies' they prepared show them great
variety Of articles than is usually kept any essb
lisbment In this city. Among them are the following:
French and India long and square Shawls
French aud India Sesrfa.
Silks and Satirs colored and black
PAIL striped ombre chameleon, and other styles OF fat
cy dress Sits
Printed Muslins. Lawns Gnehsms &c L.. every Style
Pari. and Fsncy Embroderies of every style that Is d.
srsble.
Thread Lacss every width medium and best qualities
One Thread Lace Dress worth 500.
Also variety OF Lace and Embroidered Dresses lower
priced.
Embroidered Silk Dresses of tho pures while and rich
est needle work
ore case OF Dresses and Fancy Articles from Canton
and curious.
Dress Goods q every description from chilling Calico
to I'VE dollar Silks.
Ribbons.
Diapers. Table Cloths Napkins, &C.
Linen aud Cotton Shirtings and Sheetngs all widths
sizes aud qualities, from medium TO the very
market all other useful desirsbs articles
Dry Goods line which viii be sold prices low
any respectable establishment in this city.
m24u MABBETT FOUNTAIN, 1859 Broadway.