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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09
New Publications.

e Journal OF RESEARCHES into the Natural
History and Geology of the Countries visited during the
Voyage of H. NJ s. Beagle Round the World under the
command of Capt Fitzroy Il. n. By CHARLES DARWIN
NJ. A. F. r. s." has been published by Harper Broth
ers in two volumes forming Nos 10 and II Of their New
Miscellany contains in the form of Journal his
tory OF the Voyage Of the Beagle undertaken for scen-
,c objects and performed the expense and under the
direction of the British GovunmeSt The author pub
shed after his return voluminous history OF the En-
petition setting forth in detail m scientific results. 10
this work he has given beside narrative of the Voyage
Sketch of his observations in Natural History and Geo.
logy which, in the presentfom, seens admirably adapt
ed to the purpose of popular instruction and entertain
ment
THE WAR OF 1000 YEARS; being Con-
neced History of the various Efforts made to Suppress
the Vice of incompetence in all Ages OF the Worid BY
P s. White and r. r. Peasants, has been published BY
Griffith & Simon Philadelphia and may be had Of A. L.
West, Sun Building, in this city.
CY- THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for April
has articles on Horace wspoe's Memoirs and Csven-
dish's Debates ST. Louis of France; Csrey's Dante
The American Fisheries; Csrlyle's Cromwell Perdi'
caris's Greece; o'csl!sshsn's New.Ne,herards; The
Authors Explanation of the Vestiges: and Testers
foundations from the Italian. Sold by Francis Il Co.
252 Broadway.
F" FIRST LESSONS IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR AID
COMPOSITION. with Exercises in the Elements of Pro.
nunciateo Words for Dciaon and Subjects 70, Com
posjSon, by ELIZABETH DRAM" has been issued by
Pine Burgess 1t has original analysis Of the vari-
sounds Represented by the letters in the Language
and seems a useful book.
"OLD CONTINENTAL; or, the Price Of Lib
erty; By Hon. James K. Psulding, Author of The
Dutchmsn's Fireside" is Just issued by Paine Bur
CESS so Johnst in volumes at 37i cents each. We
have no time TO look deeper than the covers.
THE FRENCH Cook: A Full and Literal
Translation of La Petite Cuisniere Hobie &c &c. is
just issued by w. H. Graham, l5s Nassau.
"a Practical Introduction TO LATIN CoAPo
srrIoS; By Tuos x. ARNOLD, NJ. A. late Fellow @
Trinity College. Cambridge carefully revised by Rev j.
A. SPENCER, a. M has just been issued from the Sixth
London Edition by Appleton & Co.
AFFRAr.-An ARRAY occurred at ,en-pin alley.
in Macon, Ga. on the 3ls uls between two men, named
Dcnely and Collins c. fred Eve times with revolving
pistol at o.. who slightly wounded in the and
shot Collins twice. the second discharge proving fatal
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Mad. Costello.

lfr. Editor A day or two ago visited, in COM
pany with number of friends, the Institutions upon
Blackwelrs Island On entering the building called
1.-The shantee," usej by the women as Workshop my
attention was drawn handsomely dressed person-
age who SAT in the anteroom entry reading news
p,per As she was not looking at all like resident OF
the Island Of course concluded she was chance Wis
itor like ourselves. We very learned, however,
that this woman Madame Costello and you may i'm
agine the general feeling of indignation among the visit
ors present this gross violation OF the rules OF prison
discipline, and of ordinary Justice.
Why is Costello permitted to wear q covering over
the prison dress If there be good reason for having
particular costume for the inmates OF the prison. the
custom should be rgidly enforced. Why was she not
III the room with the other women and sharing their
daily labor aud their daily fare Madame Costello has
msney Who ia guilty OF receiving the bride ls such
corruption in the servants Of public institutions to
be allowed
Isit not sad commentary upon the Justice and mo.
raty Of the day. that this partially TO woman, who s
an adept in vice should be winked at while mercui
ia turned toward her sister prisoners many ofwhom
are guilty OF no crime. WOMAN.
Nm. York .3nrI3
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PETERs5s VEGETABLE PILLS.


r1HE Universal celebrity which this medicine has gained
in every OF the Country and the many astonls
ing cures effected have established W ecacy beyond
ali doubt; 90 a general family medicine Il has no rVs In
ali cases OF Indigestion Bilious fevers, Dyspepsia Liver
Com plants Sick Headache Jaundice Asthma Dropsy Pes
Collie Worms Disease OF the Heart and In a affections
q The stomach and bowels Pe,erss Phls VIII be found
newer failing remedy.
eerss pills are purely vegetable and so that The
,f., OF smouth Old may use them II medicine required.
not only with safety but certainty Of 5eeeiyng al shs
hem 4. ing all the critical periods Of their lives Peters
Pis VII their health and produce regularity 10 all
Tn. INN ense demand for ths medicine has excited tbs
cupiditv of ean unscrupuous countertster who have
b1o,vo Ino n smsrkes large quaDttF OF deleerous aAh
under he nam OF Peerss Vegetable Pils Therefore %
gnsrd The nubi, against dangerous imposition. and pro,
ec b own ins, ISIS and reputation the Proprietor has had
Cd al great 1fpene wp Psier w P
THE label ia tdcoor, the three co!ors being bned red
and MAJ Ia s Ger Of the label Isl Portrait Of the late
Dr. peter. In 4 circle the back ground or filing IN being
blasi Farther to prota he public agsinst The
written signature Of N A F. HARRsoN VIII be tonn no On
every pacSsge containing dozen boxes Principal Once
l25 Fulton ST. corner Mas, "'s- H." ~
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nA FAHNEsTooK's vERMIFUGE.

THE FAVOR Is OVERWHELMING.
rx1HE NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES In PosseSson OF
I the propretors have been VOLUNTARILY given-maBy
utterly asonshed at the number OF
worms discharged by their Children and the Immediate I'M
p.ovemer in their health that they could not be SILENT but
wculd lose in making known the fact to Others Tar
and near that there really CERTAIN cure for this dam
geroda disease IT,, d,
within the means or all
Certificate efLh. Mayor of the City Of LGncaner, Pa
LAScAsrEs City, July Sd, 1874.
Messrs 6. A FAHNEsTocx Co.-GentLenien! Several or
the Younger branches Of my family aborlng under syp
toms Indicating worms induced the application OF various
remedies an happy TO say that your Vermiuge nsd ihe
desired effect Of in instance removing inc anost IN
CREDIBLE number Of Isl Of the large worms from one patent
which in addition It's other tested qualities 10 my family
astebiish the efficacy Vermuge a. Is sure cure
NJ. CARPENTER, Mayor Lancaster City
There are many Vernuges before the public got up
In sjniar stys with ours and they frequently sold 10
the being either te a< or as good az ours
Put no confidence but be sure TO get the
tue and genuine B. A. Vermuge az meme are
SO eficacious snd safe as this
This Vermfuge Is equally efectual with adults, and La
s1re remedy for tape For sale by the proprletor
B. A. FAHNESTOCK L. co. Wholesale D,5sgisse,
Alsob ~ John Mlhau 1873 Broad-ayi j. q Codolngton
uud.nn corner Spung..t; John B. Dodd broaowsy, cor
~ Ninhst. Jobn Hlnton, 1863 Sth-sYenne Narcn VAL
o mar NJ spng and Motl streets James Weir 14s Grand
=, r. Moss Grand corner OF Cannon'sLi DL Thomas
Kit 1914 Cherrysl and by Druggists generally In New
YorE, Brooklyn, Jersey City and Wilamsburgh.
mhl9 ThkMH
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wishes 10 thai effect, ! am,
Very respectfully and truly,
Your friend and obedient servant

TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN &PoLITIoIANs.
EIURLBUT ON HUMAN RIGHTS.-Essays on Human
II Rights and their Political Guarantees By E P. Hurlbut
Esq Counselor al Law in the City OF New-York.
Con.erts-Chspter IYhe Origin cfHuuan Rights; Gus p
1.-THE true Function OF Government; Crap lll.-The
Constitution OF Government; Chap. Unconstitutional
Limitations continued; Chsp. vL-The Elective Franchise
Chap. VI-Rghs Emsnating from the Sentiments and Az
ections: Chap. ViI.-The Rights OF Women; Chap *
The Right OF Properly and i,s Moral Relsions Chap T.
intellectual Properly.
Published by GREELEY L McELRATH end for .sIe
n the Tribune Oic-. Sax.su-st Price ~ OF
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wINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE,


Daily increasing in popularity, and Is acknowledged by
all who have used II be the best remedy In use Tor
Worms After every have failed 1t has been USED
with complete success in proof OF which we present to the
public The following certificate from among the many In
possession OF the proprietors o,.
BROOKLYN, january 18Th, 1916.
Messrs John Winer 4 Co. SO Maiden-lane, n. Y.
Sr am happy 10 have my power 10 bear testimony
Of the good effects attending tho OF your Canadian Yer
mfuge- -
NV child Of two years OF age had been Ill Tor some seven
or eight months and had finally become SO hai
despaired of s recovery Suppospg me cause OF ls
ckness Worms gave her various medicines
ended such but they produced no 0enencal ef-
fects We had given her up past recovery, when we
were recommended by friend who had heard OF your
medicine give tralwe did without any expecla-
on of being seryiceabe but 10 our great JOY ana sur
prise after she had taken six doses and six only she began
10 revive In better health than she has been for
ten months. :. =, Il,
Ican now recommend your Canadian Vermfugs with the
greatest confidence and friend 10 the young portion OF
The human family vino suffer from Worms am glad to be
able give you such decided confidence In the success OF
YOUR medicine and am willing you should refer TO ne any
persons who have doubt on this point
Yours truly, GILES MACORD, ID Tillery-st
The Canadian Vermuge Is only 25 cents per vial, and
much pleasanter than any In use. -
Prepared only By J. WISER & Co. 50 Msden-lane. ~
Y. Sold by Wyatt & Koicham, 2l Fuon-st; X A. SANDS,
1873 Bowery of Sprngst; j. Coddngson, sos hnd-
son. cor Springs J. w. Basset 64i Broadway and d.
yisiou-st -
In Brooklyn by Mrs. Hays 1879 Fulton-st j. Brce, q
JaInes-st F. I. Qurk Co. corner OF Atlantic and CO.
umbia Dr. Stesne and by Druggists generally through
out the Civ and Country. ml9 ThlMlm'
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MO. a9 LIZ CORTL. tSD-sT. on ue sooea sue
! 7 one door below Grsenw icn%t
The rrmsrsa bic cures that
prrUM pit .MGNlC SYAUS

I. continually erecting are zach awaken The hvelies
Interest throughout the County, ga, n,.o...r :,
Not only in CONSUMPTION, coughs, N9os, S,U
he Iungs Liver Complaint snd Dy.pepsia bsin scn2EG
Lous plants Eruptons OF the SKIN, oice's 80, r.,
purifying alternative ind estora;tye powe- sasei
urably every other medic preparation. 80 ~ th ~
superiority are based upon The soid gre.s oo.
ruAL cuREs made These CURES hsy n l,l
been extraordinary "a e ns iagssbs msene H.
arc asse ss " I'm u egerywhere enjoya
BeesInsns orignsi oena 'e Pulnonie syrup s DEE
osaI,r.vs ths .sme Itts entirely free RON AL ue g
,son and remain unchau geabie Incef al S
cms,snces There il now nor Gas iSers eve. Ue,
atiesn remedy all Ike this reaI no ~
=, 81 -5mparsble with II In rs composlnGa
~ fleets stands misunderstanding Wild tns VIZ. esns
lie, and working the most universal and oeno"
upon the human syststn- ,,,., - ,oor IN,
These wing The syrup should be- paeua n % o9n
No 49i Cortland.st on the SOUTH gde, one door
Greenwchs which The old esabi shed ONCE ior INC $40
Of this medicine /.,,,,. a,n,an-
Beekmsn's Trsstiss will fall detail Of RssEnsns
Guide 20 Healin
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHAMS ELECTUARY-An Internal remedy Is
certain cure for the Plies internal or external bleedng
or blind Sold at lal Fultnn-s Dvsions and by the Pro-
petor regularly educaed Physician OF twenty years e1
confined office practice where Piles and all
Chronic Diseases are successfully treated Medical Ohce
LOG RowarY 4 doors above Sprng.sL lnhlI 3mD&W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

VOLUNTARY During the Concea of the Sacred
Music Society, Thursday evening, th,re was COM
pany of Tuscarora Indians the platform listening
tentiyely to the performance Between ae second and
third parts, little pspoose. who had mt become &C
customed TO the beau monde pitched high soprano
which would have done honor theorgan OF Cat
ani, and in effective crescendo gave ole of the best
limitations OF q white squaA that could be imagined
None Of Haydn's rehearsed effects equal TO this
spontaneous round Of applause. which it pobsbly con-
strued into encore tor it gave repeat md the de
cspo exquistey entertaining The peorlittle thing
was quieed by little mush-a natural India, meal for
pspooses, before tee,hing. Phil. Norh Amer
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a A large brick building in Magazines New
Orleans, occupied oil and paint store and as
Dwelling by ssTs-sI fsniles destroyed BY FIRE on
the 2ssh ut. Insured for s5,4e0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

E1EcUTIoS.-The beauties of our Criminal Code
were yesterday illustrated by the execution of the slave
Pauline The prisoner conducted herself with the usu-
al ndi.terence-and the mob of ten thousand who as.
seoed witness the scene departed from the ground
with the usual moral publication consequent UPON the
great lesson which had been taught them Men come,
and childrenmulattoes free negroes and slaves-were
there and from the rude jokes that iniercnged
and the loud laughter and happy looks of We are
led TO doubt whether any theatre circus could have
afforded more agreeable entertainment OF the num-
Der OF pockets picked and the quantity If whisky con-
sumed we cauno, present speak ro having full nfor
marion these Ordinary but important but
we presume that many circumstances tending throw
light on the matter will be elected by criminal
tribunals.
Some persons pretending TO sense than their
neighbors have bad the hardhood TO nvegh in no gen
Tie terms, sgsnst what they call this display of barbsr
ism and talk seriously Of making effort persuade
the Legislature to adopt prevent It's reper
hon We cannot believe that they viii succeed On.
Edward Livingston, and some others attempted the
same thing some years ago bur they sgnaly
defeated The amusement of an execution and the
great moral preaching OF the gsos justly sp-
preciated By our rulers to give them any chance of
cess and II would be much expect that mod
ern awgivers have far degenerafed fro the stern
virtues Of their predecessors grant what they refused
New Orleans Delta.
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NETWORK FORM BOOK

II for The transaction OF ali the routine of business between
man and man. requiring tie execution OF papers together
with the statutory provisions relating thereto Also com
pete sieresl Tables Discount Tables Scauing and Fiin
Der Measure Cubicsl of Square Timber NC &c
For sale by HUNTINGTON J. SAVAGE. 2l6 Pearl-st
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LAKE CoMMERcE.-The Buffalo Commercial
safes that the first steamboat constructed on the
grea, chain of Lakes was the Frontenac built by the
Canadians on Lake Ontario in 1916. In ISIS. Lake
Erie was FIRST plowed by The Walk in-the w aier.-
Only six seven small boats were built thence 10
tyhree boats were built in 1875. al cost OF ST.
100000 Then came reaction. and only one was
launched IN 1870 There has since been another re-
vival OF activity The Canadian interest in steam
boats Is 10 that OF our people l. TO 300 On Lake
Ontario and below Canadian STEAMBOATS, prepon.
derate but above the Falls Of Niagara we go ahead
ali 10 nothing.
In 1927 steamboat frs, visited Green Bay for
Government, purposes; in 1882 two looked ia g,
Chicago Las, year nineteen steamboats, visited al
Chicago and there were 800 arrivals ar that port
OF vessels of all sorts In 1915, thefA were 1000
steamboat arrivals a, Buffalo by 10 different boats
average tonnage 3s5. There were 100 o,her arri-
walls Al that port by Propellers, 40 Briggs and 2ll
schooners. There now on Lake Erie and above
90 steamboats,. whose aggregate tonnage is 1855
tons. The oldes; was constructed in s35; twenty.
FIVE of them since 1910. This list is exclusive of
some 20 old dismanlled craft. laid up in ordinary,
FIRES The factory known a. the Single,ary
Mill situated about half mile from Brsmsnvle in Mill.
bury, and run by Messrs Farnum and Jenss burnt
TO the ground on Sunday morning. The machinery was
CLOTH The building insured az the Manufacturers
Mutual Office, and the stock and machinery In Prov-
6ence. -e;.-----e.-
Several Of land part of Il woodland we're burnt
over Sunday, the hills East OF Worcester village
The origin Of the fire Ia not stated
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
the Cash Tailoring and Clio hing Establishment of W.
hH. DEGROOT Il co No IO2 FuLToN-sT- where
the following
p" Grea, Attractions will be presented
CLOTH COATS,
from 50 TO BIC.
ALPACA COATS,
from 81 80 10 IS.
Thin COATS OF Linens, Cling CHAINS and Prints,
from rs cts. 10 81 80.
CASHMERE PANTS,
from 50 TO IS.
mERINo PANTS.
from S2io 50 81.
DRILLING md other Summer Paus,
from 81 10 50.
SATIN VESTS.
from S2to 81
SUMNER VESTS,
from rs cts. 10 81 IS
Also large assortment of Cloths Cassmeres and Vest
rgs which will he made order suit the most fssdious
Boys Clothing equally cheap, which prices are admitted
be Is than other store in the city
ma 2neod,
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pERTu AMRoy SEMINARY

Il "Wednesday, May 9Th
There will be few vacancies FOR Youth OF correct habits
DESTROYS OF Improvement
From past experience and the Principals feel
themselves warranted in assuring the public that the
sonable expectations OF their patrons will be realized
The location and provisions Of this Institution afford I'M
usual facilities for pleasure and safety in sea bathing
TERNSS75 session of - weeks for board and tuition
with use of books for all English studies.
Circulars with testimonials may be had al Dodds Book
Brick Church Chapel N York OF the Principals
S. L. WOODBRIDGE,
MO tfeod S. G. WOODBRIDGE
uEMPSTEAD SEMINARY.-Male Boarding
School. H-mpsesd, L. l., q miles from Brooklyn,
branch of The L. |. Railroad The Summer Term will
commence the FIRST Monday of Msy-Terms $50 year
The Institution is in houshng state The Principal du-
ring April will be al J. Chsmberln's, 81 Cedar-s where
circulars kept tor distribution Addresses left there
will be promptly attended TO.
KS I'm N DUNN. A NJ, Principal.
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matrbes, Jemelrp, &r.

ouLLUtS1 JtUtllU, ~L.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
RETAILED WHOLESALE PRICES.
THE SUBSCRIBER has Just received splendid assort
men of Watches, which will be reaied al the follow
ing unprecedented low prices:
i. Full Jeweled Gold Levers from $40 10 $50
2" Silver Is 10 .' .
Gold Lepines Z" IS" S.
Silver 10 Is
Verge " 5 10
ALL WATCHES SOLD AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
warranted TO perform well or the money returned.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MAD + with Mr.Wm.
A Gamble who having been engaged for nine In the
celebrated Manufactures in Europe is acknowledged
10 be OF the best Watch Reporters IN the Cousty and
will devote his whole attention TO that branch.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, MUSICAL BONES AND JEW
ELRY repaired in the best the lowest prices.
Trade work promptly done on reasonable terms
J. T. WlLLISTON,
DEALER in Watches Wholesale and Retail,
26Smeod No. CortiGndst. (up ,ta,rs) cor. Broddrcy
MATCHES, JENVELRY, Silver W are, Gc.-rur-
w chssers invited to examine the following articles
n are offered sale very low prices duplex, Lee
ver L.pne and other Watches by approved makers, OF
recsut imporations In hne gold and silver OF tho
styles warranted time keeperr Gold Chains
rew and fashionable Je~slry Silver Spoons. Ladles
Forks Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Pencil Caaes Gold Pens, M1ntel ClocEs. and choice
iscu)n Of Fancy Goods. Watches, Jewery, &c cleaned
and iepared. LOCk"OoU SCkiBNEh,
rs Pearl-sL o! Futon-st
man opposite United States Hotel
MATCHES, CLOCKS, Jewelry, Silver Ware, &c.
w The uuder.eped determined to bring their business 10
a close offer their whole Of fine Watches rich Mante
Clocks Jewery Silver Ware. &c for sale very low to-
gelher with all the fixtures which OF the very beat quail
ity The glass of the richest plate.
Offers will be received until the l4h Inst for the esab-
lishment entire when the whole will he sold auction
al E-&S. 5. ROCKWELL ils Broadway.
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Wales GLOBE, and Transparent Celestial Sphere
for sale his Nautical Irst1ie franklin square n
from - Ssa sisr Vaies Astronomical Card and Ele
~ naiy Astronomy ST. cents Iso, his Epaemerist, or
es Of Planets Tor the year 1886, companion 10
Ii IN. IS eta ur5l imeod-
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THE KIDNAPPED MAN FoUSD.-We learn that
the kidnapped man, Jerry Phinaey, is in the Peni
Tertiary at Frankfort Ky. II that he is the victim
OF conspiracy in that State Arnage and Forbes being
the miserable tools ofmen tha side Of the river 1t is
stated that the warden Of the Pehentary in Cincin
natl where he received the victim from the villains
who abducted him. This mans name, we believe. is
Craig, who figured somewhat largely in the of De-
liza Webster. He Is guilty OF kidnapping; he will
doubtless be indicted for this crmt and requsition be
made for his surrender well nat of Armitage and
Forbes Whatever may be the response to the requsi
shon II these gentry put foot oursoil they will be
rested, and public sentiment will dmand the enforce
men against them OF the severest penalties of the law
II is farther stated that PhnDey permitted by his
mistress in Kentucky many years aso hire himself
out and to reside in Ohio. This fat OF course made
him. according decisions in this Stae and concurrent
decisions inJree States free man.
We learn that information has ben transmitted TO
Gov. Barley of the discovery OF Phmey and he i. is
expected will use every means in his power 70 effect
his release and secure the punishment his kdnappers
Cincinnati Herald.
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LMANACs.-The rrsce supplied with AlIuanscs n
he prices ofmsnufaeurinR nj The Tribune of'en au<
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n OST-Tuesday, April 7th In Grand-st near Allen or
lIOrchard white Lace Cape, trimmed with pink ribbon
The cape was In h,s linen handkerchief The finder by
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L'KENCH WINDOW SHADks..-J. C. Wood
ford 1884, Broadway, has made arrangements 10 receive
during the coming every style OF Window Pantn
painted Window Wire, painted Window Shades, PLAIN 90
copies Of Claude Lorraine Canova DrHno ADJ o
eminent artsts painted enduring coors in every variety
scspe md scenery. New style Gothic Corninan
Doric Ionic Roman and Grecian architectural dengnS
Plain and Vignette French Scrolls Scrpural views &c
N B. Merchants buying 10 sell agsio, VIII be allowed
-. ~ p.adss, mis-