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Tuesday. March II.

ueSuaY, iharcn IL.
In SENATE, Mr.. Berrien of Ga, made a
powerful speech on the Oregon question,
commencing with congratulations "tha' the
clouds which lowered over the question at
The beginning of the discussion, were in a
great degree dispersed" All that had been
said about war, converting packet ships into
frigates, &c. was out of place. lie ridiculed
the monstrous assertion that Congress came
here TO carry into effect the DEGREES of the
Baltimore Convention! or TO register the
edicts of President Of the U. S. He was
for the notice. properly qualified. 1t would
then be peace measure.
The House. proceeded with speeches on
the Riyes and Ilarbor bill, until . clock, and
then, by assignment, took up the amendments
preparatory TO the great questiod. The
mOnstrous proposition 10 expend half mil
lion al the Muscle Shoals in Tennessee Riv-
er, was first disposed of-rejected as we un-
derstand it-when Il series Of ,rdggiSh amend
ments were proposed and severaIly rejected
one was t,Co millions 10 survey the coast of
Texas-another for railroad TO the Rocky
Mountains, and still another for improving
The navigation of the Columbia. The final
question not taken.
Mr.. Douglass. leader Of the House, on
the oath, said, ''rhat whatever was the fate Of
the Oregon question, it should not influence
his vote on the tariff and internal improve
ments.'
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GENERAL SAMUEL HOUSTON.

We have ALREADY announced the election
of this individual TO be United States Senator
from the State of Texas. There never was
better Illustration Of what is called 1.-The fit
ness of things Than this choice. General
Houston not only represents the people of
Texas, but he is also the "embodiment" OF
The whole Texas conspiracy, from beginning
TO end. He was The chief instrument of An
drew Jackson in the intrisues by which Texas
was sought to be s1sindIed from Mexico. be
fore the revolt; failing in these intriSues, he
went TO Texas and became the leader ofihe
revolt, which finally resulted In the entire
separation from Mexico-an act of robbery
which was found necessary when the more
peaceable means Of knavery had failed. He
is, in few words, bully, and black
guard, and is the fit representative Of PEG
pie of the same character.
In April, 1882, Gen. Houston made fero-
cious attack upon William Stapberry, men,
Der OF Congress from Ohio, for exposing
some iniquitt u transactions of Houston with
the Government concerning the supplying of
rations to the Indians. Stanberry had left
his boarding house, in Washington city, eros
sed the avenue and stepped upon the oppo-
site sidewalk, when Houston stood before
him, called him by uame, and instantly struck
him with bludgeon with great violence, and
repeated the blow several times after he as
down. This case was brought TO the consid-
Grafton of the House. Houston was defen-
ded there by James X. Polk, who (joined by
only about25 others) voted against his arrest.
and we believe rcprimdnd was the only
punishment inflicted. And Houston is now
Senator, with a seat by the side of honorable
men, and his apologist is President Of this
great nation. What better fate can be ex-
pected of The nation than disgrace and infa-
my when such men are its chosen rulersi-
MGsckestcr American.
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Wednesday, March Is.

Tn senate. Mr.. Archer of Va. spoke on
the special order, and was in favor of notice
with declaration similar 10 that offered by
Mr.. Colqur:. Mr.. Niles speaks to- morrow.
Executive session. Various nominations
confirmed.
The House proceeded in amendments
without debate, 10 the River and Harbof'bill
Much coEfusion-many ridiculous amend
menis proposed. unbecoming body which
shorld be dignifed. There were propositions
for removing the seat of Government 10 St.
Louis-Mr. Culver of New York moved So
600 for improving that branch Of Salt Rirrr
which runs through New pshiie-anoth-
err, personally insulting 10 Mr.. Schenck Of
Ohio, and Mr.. Bebb, the Wing candidate for
Governor in that State, by his colleague, Mr..
Fries. Fries would give 10 cxplanation.-
Mr.. Shenck said no gentleman would be gull
ty Of such conduct toward colleague. Ii
was doubtful whether it would be settled
without fight! The Muscle Sho;l item
was rejected. l25 TO G5-and for improving
Providence haibor. adopted. The Tennessee
gentlemen were angry, and moved to recon-
sider-lost, yeas, 95. nays 1O2. Adjourned
without taking the question.
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GEOLOGICAL ANNEXATION.

We learn that the Starc Geoloeist has
measured, barometrically, the heights 81
many places in Addison Co. Chipman's hill.
in this village, as the mean Of several obser
vations. is 700 feet abpve Lake Champlan,
or 500 feet above the ocean. In the last &c
ployical reriOd it was only 400 feet above
The ocean, being one Of labyrinth Of islands
on the west side of the then great island of
n. EnaIanI. We sb ould like 10 sec map
of those Straits geChampIain, when this
whole region was sunk 400 feet, and the wa
tiers flowed through from the Gulf Of ST.
Lawrence to the Hudson River,-wilh the
thousand islands Of Western Vermont. IL
is said that the shore of each Of these islands
can now be traced with ease by geolosist.
1t would seem too that annexation is no new
thing, New England having since been an
nexed to the Continent long before its coun-
terpoise at the opposite extremity of the I'm
ion had been thought of.
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Firs.-The large and extensive Cotton
Factory OF Masill and Green, at Malone,
Franklin county, n. Y, was destroyed by
fire about a week since. Several buildings
connected with the Factory, among them a
store house with eighteen bales of cotton
were also destroyed. The fire originated in
the picking room, from glass lantern.
About two hundred persons have oeen thrown
out Of employment. The store of Messrs
King and Haskell, with its contents, sustained
considerable injury. Messrs Magill g. Green
had store on the west side Of the river.
which sustained some injury. Their loss is
S50.00O. Insured at a Boston office for Sl4.
O00-3000 on the building and IL 900 on the
machinery. and $1,000 GU their stock in a
country office.
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~ A DocToR KILLED By HIS OWN Pre-
scaIrTroE.-We have just seen a private
letter from Macon, Georgia, says the Trib-
une, stating that DIR. Ambrose Barber. an
old and highly esteemed physician OF that
place, died on The S;h inst from the effects of
his own medicine. He wrote a prescription
for dose composed in part of rruss:c acid
10 be administered TO a patient. The drug
gist sent the medicine with message that
whoever took the medicine would be killed.
The patient thereupon refused 10 take it,
when the doctor 10 canvnce him that there
was no danger, swallowed il himself. He
died in half an hour. The prescription was
copied exactly from medical book. but the
quantity Of prussic acid was eight times
greater than il should have been. 10 much
for the effects of typographical Bi6nder.-
" T. Mirror.
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FRIDAY, March 20.
Senate not in session.

tut bCboIUFI.
House. The Harbor and River bill was
The first business before the House this morn
ing. The House renewed the consideration
of the provisions objected 10 by portion of
the members, and the following items were
voted upon by yeas and nays:
H. Island Channel. Charleston, S. C..
(S25, OOO,) Yeas, 50; Nays. SO. Savannah
Harbor, tS0,00O,) Yeas, los; Nays ~
Great Wood Hole Harbor, Mass. ga, 49,
Yeas, 100; Nays, SO. Louisville and Port
land Canal, (such sums as may be nccessa-
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Poor FellOtrs "A printer and editor,
says the Ledger Of the 4th inst, were yes
terday seen running a, full speed through
Broadway, utterinS the most hsartrending
cries. They stopped at Bloomingdaie. and
were asked what had alarmed them. They
stated that each had $40, and that Mr.. Hitch
cock of the American Museum, hearing the
fact. despatched six strong men to secure
them as curiosilies~
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FRENCH AFRICA.

THE WA ~ ALaERIA.-Abd-ei- Kader
hlR contrire,l 10 rouse The whole country in
10 insrrreciina. alinps; In she gates Of Aigiers.
while Marshal BngeauI continues his old
system nf razzias. Abe-e kadcr has also
followed his example. In his march from
Boghar 10 FDua Onid-el-Djenan, he had
fiiilcs<'y NAL. riZzjAs upon all The tribes
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NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

The P. NJ. General has decided that NO.
34I, from Middlebury to Royalton' he cnan-
gcd, from Ist April next, TO run from ho!"i-
ton, by Bethel, Gaysville, StOck0rlosr'
Rochester. Brandon. Sudbury, Orwell anu
Cbipman's Point. to Ticonderoga, N. T.; anu
hack. three times week; East MiddleOnr'
Office to be removed on the Rntland r'-i@
p. Torrance appointed P. NJ. h'P'''
suppIied from East Middebuy.
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0FRev. DIR. Beecher. in his sermon on
Romanism yesterday forenoon, gave Satan
such SHINING as the old reprobate has mt
had for month of Sundays. He had better
take cab and leave this city.-Bost. NAL
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~ Hon. SOLOMON Foor, the presen,
able representative in Congress from the
FIRST district in this stale, has addressed let
ter TO his constituents, in which he declines be-
ing considered candidate for reelection.
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~ AT a late sitting of the Massacn"Ss-
Legislature, The organization of ne" '0'
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING. MAY a. 1916.
no JEWELJ.ERs. MINI ATIrRE pAINrERs. &C.

To JEwE5LE Frs MINIATURE .I PAINTERS &C..
Broadway Wholesale and I.i. Msnusessrs Of travelling,
s Wss s ..s Gi.s:
case. for silver Plate neatly arranged. to order Also Trays
CHAINS rings, keys, pins, ihimbles, pencils SC.
variety Of hs ,S 9" hand and
stIeeL LNeM ioIk. my ~ &c
RQARDING-A few single gentlemen and gentlemen and
good board No 41s Dowery northwest corner Of Tenth
street on reasonable revns myl9 lw.rrc
y lily Ci!y, Calf skins selected. Al.o light, mdanx,
'nS Hides Of s
FURNITURE PLUSH
THE sUBsCRIBERshave received from their m.nqfaeto
'', 'n .'' GxifIETx Fills suLELAe g.. CO.
BILLIARDS IMPROVED. -
OTIS riELR especially informs bis friend. and the
3. ST!s5I S.'i|Ss :S,sss
Slate M.rb: and IsSp with An Ind. Rubber Cloth
s.s: hs I ss. Y a Larger balls for
R-B..:ord; style Billiard Table. for sale; Indi.
cha ,nS Cue d:ihs1 best n the city fine Billiard
for sale. -. ! :, 49, -'-' myao imsm m
TNAE PKOrKlETQEs OF THE sHAKsPfEAKE. HO-
fully inform ,heI friends The public ssnsrsy thai hsy
aT 1se the SGss and the
csanas:s attention. towards their filters They
Liquors Segars by any hotel city
The bar has been rted, and the house undergone
thorough cleaning and repair.
Hot Lunch will be served day at the bar
posed Of Chowder and other reshes prepared superior
style.
Price Of rooms per week. s,osa.o.
Rescofy viii shortly be established II The basement,
for the Of the boarde vistcs the Sc
and every luxury Of the will be up
reasonable terms
Several spacious be let for meetings private par
ties. &c &c Also large room with and ali
GEORGE PIERIS, Manager.
May 20, 1876. my2l 3taw i'm src
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SCOTT"S BAZAAK-

"a Prince street. east Of BroadsUay.
his 81 s n bs ps ss p s
opened the above house in superior STYLE and hopes
s @ 3
most fastdions the accommodations Of his house for BUSH
% Ss a d. 9Y
well supplied with the best Of every thing the affords
Ghon ,d ss .a
in fact large assortment Of Refreshments all times until
r 81 1sGss night Plenty Of rooms for p,sts parties
u TkACToks AND. oTHEEs ON, THE PUBLIC
May7, sii entitled supplementary act entt
e
hereby thai sealed proposals viii be received
dy 10Y HysDsnD
p be n.m # TIE .sp % e: SAL. sS s
York. bearing interest the Of hye per
Of s s s nsd : re
1864 In addition to the faith Of the State the above
S ,n IS. psdf Of M S s%uIsd
the Railroads between Schenectady and Buff
ton Of the present Charges apoa such revenues. '
to be understood that the Commissioners be at
opinion are advantageous to the Interests Of the State
The may be for the whole of said
dossd Loan The payment aeaages to contractors
and others the public and enclosed
The money viii required paid on the third day Of
June the credit Of the Commss of the Canal
sesihodsT residing the i, and Senatorial Districts.
snd In s Il. ss q r. s
sss y: III; Il. sJ s.
Dated Canal d AAllSsIyN 4I;s sa s Governor
rios ii St FAsSiN SSTP'isi. Treasurer
j. 9 HNts snkE sSS,. xssom as1 General
myi7 tel N. s. BENTON, Secretary Of State
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FITS! FITS! FITS |!
INSTITUTE
FOR THE CURE OF
BADNESS AND GREY HAIR.

600 BROADWAY, between Readc and Duane sts-Mr
kO0CLIREHUGH has opened the abpye the principal
Office for the sale ofhis Patent connected
with which he has where he prepared
OFFER his advice and such ladies and gentlemen
wish consult him the Of Badness Grey
the hair.
Ladies and gentlemen have their hair
dyed black brown auburn by the OF Jules Hauels
Vegetable Liquid Dye.
hair the face, neck arms
Brunch Office as formerly EOS Broadway myn lmer
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CONSTIPATION, (COSTlVENESS) CURED,
WITHOUT PllRtATIvE MEDICINES OR
INJECTIONS, BY
nUMONT'S ERvALENTA, ian sl,mentary Fsrinal
~ and the Cochin Chinese Melssse This discovery was
Ervslenta will only constpa but also all diseas.
arising dyspepsia &C. Sole wholesale and
tail in whole or half packets the Depot for the United
States of puMorIs EsvAlErrA Spruce street snS also
gold also this city Bryants, us bEpadway Wxeu
kstehyn, Fulton street. Lseulepi.n TsTPls ~ pro.a
RyiS iHsr
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The SCHoHARIE MURDER.-We hear that Joh9
Burnett, on trial at Schoharie Court House, foi
the murder Of George Sornberger, in March last
executed the 4th Of July next at schenectady For
the prosecution the Attorney General and the District
Attorney; for the defendant Mitchell Sanford Jacob
Howk and r. Q. Martin, Esqrs-.aIbany .atias May ~.
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JULES HAUEL'S
VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE,

WITHOUT STAINING THE SKIN,
WHICH the Proprietor with justice state is far be
any other couny properties are very
very innocent fhi. ehs%'e. result. IS wonder
bes persons dye their hair without tn
s, For red or h r
slightest evil need be feared from
Is altogether harmless This composition is the only on
bic manner. the various gradaons Of eoos without DANCE
Sn%.S and h b; S1e h
'' ''' marked sGPER Risfi 81 STA Hair,
TO THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR.
Ny Depilatory Powder has been found highly
p a:,a
De and sid. the face giving ma.culine
corns to the drecron i will be found 70 be great add
on to the toilet a; the use Of any sharp S M, Is en-
This composition is inallibe. and warranted remoy,
superuous hair After trials have received Ger
tifcafes Of success which cannot be confessed -.
Perfumer, Philadelphia. myii lm.r
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
Iron the Evening Post.1
nR A. C. CASTLE, who has pracsed for the last
~ th, city has obtained an enviasle eminene.
I ability He ha; also PREPARED compG;S *. 70,
tooth itself Il peculiarly adapted for
W 0'''e inserts '''' DR. A. q CASTLE, Dentist.
mis- lm.m 2sl Broadway. corner Of White st.
FITS E rTSr .d FITS u,,.,v v,r.,.s,,
II
and harmless the ouly positive and safe
remedy for epileptc fits convusioBs &c. This medicine
ne eds putting for itself popularity that
beyond the h.,ls By restoring 70 hsal,
under the influence Of this dreadful disease Who been
fssei afflicted % yeasceIhcate Of cure sworn TO be
lore the Mayor Of this city March the It'll ult residence
Norfolk street. Also Mr. Jacob Petty, cured. u Delaney ST.
M Eleanor kiss afflicted cured residence YOra
dence III Grand street besides cases have beer
cured within the last thirteen weeks
The afflicted invited call and have their cases erain
ed, and advice given free OF charge
ton, with full directions.
Frees DO. So s7 and sa' Single bottles, with
DRS. IvANs x HART Proprietor,.
nTPrincipal Office IA Grand street, New York.
ai0 Inns
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Iron the Boston Journal May GAL
We have heard that Commodore Warrington now NJ
the head OF the bureau navy yards docks has been
ordeed 70 assume the command Of naval the
Gull OF Mexico and West Indies. And his place as
Chief Of the bureau will be filed by the appointment of
Commodore Joseph Smith.
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FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

~ THE SUBSCRIBER viii sell ri. Farm situated in
q Z w " X.
best m.ret place. on the Hudson Rve The above
%.Ss and meadow land .. the sA 1snaaas
~s mo TIE u 5Ssss consist Of good
sl5EUco carriage house, wood house. &c. &c.
and will sold together With one half Of the crop nos
sss for
purchase money can remain on mortgage i required
b,
BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS,
ashSrrs Kssns GrssaSsld Br.s.lsbo;o Windsor
Csnsd.s All P.eisses Parcels. and business to any the
pa. r IF ;: ayp q Se
directed to the care Of WV /. BGEI fSSsS TO-
NB.-Be mark Package. to care Of 'BiSeIow'.
Express" j25rc
SAkACEN'S HEAD, II DEY STREET, N. Y.
.ad he G s
ne IA. ad S d ais N
will always heretofore keep ii. Bar and Lardsr supplied
=: Cola cS
az s.
ssa
mediation Of customers always attended Lodgings &c.
FOR SALE AT VERY Low PRICES.
whole stock belonging to the late firm Of seinke
Zephyr % and Z. afs
mensed Embroderes, embroidery Patterns and ali
E ' s s'E;s s'
s;ssY Gis: for Gle e INK
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,
FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS, the Premises lately oc-
within Ss% 9ot 5 s .o.S
fne premise; !; new and commodious dwelling house the
has never falling stream q within
sns M s aS wn
Tor other n nee al situated within about 200
SSr Mabe No. 81
q o me Va EARLE
MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN,
81 Maiden Lane, New York,
M sgsS s
kind; Of liar Work, wholesale aud retail. ~ .'' -
Nb-Ihe trade supplied on rs..enable terms mr2z I'm m
AT 1856 NASSAU STREET.,
Clothing. and sofa the rs.onsSs terms.
such s. Pants Y sa
IF 5FFI RhEHw H YIN GRsEI
the he Be-; H
A SILVER DOOR PLATE
PAPER HAT GING
HOWELL & BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Importers
NT
call the attention Of the citizens of New York and other.
wanting goods in their line their extensive
PAPER HANG!NGS Borders, Fire Board Prints Curtain
Papers and all other articles their line OF business
have RECEIVED from the Institutes for the
ment Of Domestic Manufactures in the cities of New York
Philadelphia and Boston, silver medals for the manufacture
their goods atter that they sell articles
for the same money than can be purchased elsewhere.
FR L SEQ APERS.
The subscribers would particularly call attention their
Papers for halls Public Rooms, Entries, Be-, &c,
Also, CURTAIN PAPERS, anew article for windows.
careful workmen.
vantage to give a call.
HOWELL BROTHERS, No. l1 Broadway,
as 1msnc Two doors above the City Hotel
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HEAD QUARTERS

WINDOW SHADES
THE largest, best and cheapest in the United
States For SALE Wholesale retail, prices varying
from IS cents to $50 pair, by
kelly RfKER,
Extensive Window Shade and Dealers At
my6 lmsr ~ 1871 Chatham st.
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MAGASlN JApANAlS,

MAliASlN JAPANAlS,
% DUANE STREET tbetween Broadway and Elm ST.
A Ii rAKKER agent from Am.erda%. mos. respect .;c
their paros that he has constantly hand the following
tique articles asJapan acquered porcelain jars
flower bottles Dishes great beauty the
finest quality old Dresden porcelain groups figures,
and saucers OF the richest kinds ancient fans oil the 18th
century richly carved, Of mother OF pearl and ivory and
beautifully painted ancient Venetian glasses Of
ey rich carved furniture Of the time Of Louis XIV con-
sisng Of chairs chairs and cabinets also two japan
porcelain tables wash stands such never has been i'm
Dutch aud Flemish schools Mr. r. would also call the
ton Of strangers visiting this city to examine this magui
collection.
N B.-Orders taken import ancient oil paintings OF any
Of the Dutch and Flemish schools marble stauary
carved furniture of description, ancient porcelain,
these different branches and everything that belongs TO the
antiquarv line. myl3 imsrrc
CON STIPATION (COSTIVENESS
DESTROYED,
WITHOUT MEDICINES, INJECTIONS Oh BATHS
Discovery recently made in France,
BY M. WARTON.
pRICE % cents Fifth English Edition translated from III.
Paris No 'a William street New York also BY MI John
and John street Messis. Wyatt Ketchum, i2i Fulton
street and in Brooklyn by Mr. Charles Steane las Fulton
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Xfss~ FOX NEW OkLEANS-Louislana and New
MEN York Lme-Rcgulsr Packet-To sail Monday 7th
June. The elegant, fast sailing packet ship SAR
For freight having handsome furnished accom-
street or to * COLLlNs& CO. IS south 81
Positively goods received board after Saturday eve
Agent in New Orleans, JAS. 4. WOODRUFF who win
promptly forward all goods 70 bis address,
Jacket bark GENEeEE, inoss, master will succeed the
sARTELLE and sail Monday 18th June, her REGULAR day,
my9
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UEn O0O To T.ENn

$4,000 TO LEND,
nN BOND AND MORTGAGE, for a term OF years. on
good productive real in this city Brooklyn The
above named belongs and will be
divided ia sums to suit applicants. Apply TO 3. BROAD,
No. II Wall street, in the Croton Water Office, Basement.
msrr
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REMOVAL

DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA DEPOT will
- be removed the LIST Of May 6 Fulton street,
door TO the Sun Office sign Of the Big Bottle.
N B.-Look for counerfets and imposors Bee that
every bottle is signed with the written signature Of g. 2
Gle company has been formed put spurious
the same shaped bottles. Look out for impostors
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
AT THE CASH TAILORING AND CLOTHlN
ESTART IgVMENT

No. l02 FuLroN STREET,
WHERE the following great will be present
ed-Cloth Coats, from So to SIC; Alpaca Coats from
p 50 to $3 Thin Goats Of Linens bingham. and Prints from
Pants from 81 to s. 5o Drilling and other Summer Pants
from to g; Satin ves., from 81 to 81 Summer ye.s
from - cents to q U.s. Also large Of Cloths
Cashmere and Ys.tings which win BE made order
Hs price,. BE r :,
cheaper than other civ ms rc
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Is PER CENT BELOW HIS USUAL PRiCEJ
+ IL . b l. L VISTIN G CARD
ESTABLISHMENT.
fLAIE and Fifty Cards printed for 81 50 the best En-
per pack ~
A SILVER DOOR PLATE
furnished and beautifully for s. Engraving for
Trade equally low at CLASSENS old stand Murray street,
corner Of Broadway. ala lmsr
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BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
MO ST. Johns Lane corner Beach The Subscrb
IN would inform his Customers and the Public that ne
Bird Cages or all descriptions, which he will sell cheaper
than thew can be bought elsewhere.
Also, Cages made to order yr,v
s-Country Merchants would find IL to their advantsg
IN go, .rd ex,upe mis- stock al msV
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.-... MgLLL Nr NEW IONh.
vINHE UNDERSIGNED is receiving orders for views
to be represented the canopy Of his Model Of New
York which will be completed These views vary from
10 to 80 inches length and represented for moderate
compensation They include representations Of public build
dences, steamboats,, packets, &c.
number Of the first both landscapes and decorative
painters, find employment by apply the ohce-aso
lev agents, and capable Of transactng business
Once hours FROM to6P. NJ.