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TIFFANY, YOUNG, q ELLIS.

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respectfully announce that they have opened thar
M new Enlistment,
No, 2l, Broad,cay, corner Of Chambers
street, one book cbope their former K
M location.
NINTH nearly 200 cases. forming an entirely
w new and the largest stock Of eegs m Usefsl
and Fancy Articles OF higher order OF taste, besu
~, and richness than have ever been exhibited in
New York. Y tN
Bronzes; Bohemian Glass; French and Dresden
Porcelain; Terra Gotta Papier Mache; Bronzed.
Gilt and Electrosilvered Wares; rich inlaid Desks
Dressing Cases; Work Boxes; &c, tCutlery and
Steel Goods; Paper and Fancy Stationery; Perfum-
cry. Bru,h hes, Combs, and articles for the toilet;
Fans, Umbrellas, Cases, Whips, Purses, and Bags;
Operp Glasses, &c. Chinese and India Fancy Arti.
Giles, and Curosties; an entire importation Of Jspa-
nese Goods, probably the most extensive and magni-
fcent collection ever sent out Of Japan.
To their former business they will add
s" s1ias JEWELRY, ,
ndnvite particular attention to their large selection
both Foreign and American of the newest, richest,
and most elegant descriptions; beautiful Watches
and Clocks; fancy Silver wares, Diamonds, Canoes.
Corals, Enames, &c, all Of which willlsbe marked
in plain fsyesat prices from which not the slight.
est deduction will DO made. 1FiXEtb ss.
Their Jewelry Department will be under the care
Of Mr.. Thomas Crane Banks sg
.,e 27t Broadway, corner Of Chambers st. ~
b july 2s2-,f spaab
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Baltimore, July 22.-Flour dull. Fresh
ground Howard street scarce al S. 81 to IS So
Ohio -four 81 81. City Mills IS SO. Corn
meal So. Wheat los to Hoe. Corn 63 to
Csc. Oats SO 10 doc. Rye 60 TO 7Oc Mess
pork nominal at sl6s$l6 SO. Prime do s13
sSI4--Mess Beef held at $l4a$l5; No. / $i3
sSl3 SO and prime do $lOa$l0 SO. Moderate
sales Of Bacon sales Of shoulders at7la8.c.;
also al 5a7c. as toquality-sides a, 9a9A and
10 cents Hams 9sal0a cents. Lard in casks
oa9 l-2 cents, and in kegs at 10 cents per Id.
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NATIONAL WING.
GEN. TAYLOR s
AND THE PRESIDENCY.


The Texas Annexation Scheme (says the
Albany JournaD inflicted James X. Polk upon
the country as lis President. The Mexican
war is fruit Of annexation. And in prose-
cutting that war, General Taylo is carving his
way to the Presidency. Annexation and war
are a portion Of our national history-a dark
chapter written upon stained pages-but yerl>
table history nevertheless. The future, should
General Taylor live. is as certain as the past.
And thus a war, brought upon uslby schemlng
demagogues with high-reaching aspirations,
has contounded and overwhelmed them all
The best and brightest feature in this greal
national drama is, that the Presidency has
been unconsciously won. The result was
achieved before the thought was entertained.
There may be danger in the example. Men
may be led hereafter TO seek The councils Of
the nation through It's camp. But opportuni>
lies will not often occur. unless our form o.
government undergoes change. As = repub-
lie, we shall not become warhke. nation.
The expense and the experience Of the exist.
ing war will serve us for q quar,ero Of cen
fury. While healing the wounds and paying
the debt incurred during the Mexican war, We
shall be in no danger from military chieftains
Since General Taylor is 10 be President. We
must rely upon his wisdom and patriotism fol
an enlightened aud upright administration o.
The government For this. we have, in a life
devoted to the faithful discharge of;responsible
and perilous duties, and a character above
reproach, very strongly guarantees. And. acl
ourselves, we would prefer TO rely upon these
rather than to ask or receive professions OF
pledges. We are content with The genera
knowledge that Gen. Taylor is, in; head and
heart, a Wing Thus imbued, we doubt no
bu, that he will carry out Wing principles.
Among the annoyances incident 70 the posi-
ton in which Gen. Taylor finds himself, is :
sort Of fire in the rear'' which political lenel
writers are sure 70 keep up, And JUST now
the old Veteran is in more danger from, these
paper yollies, than from the rgrape and can
lister" Of the Mexicans. Il is difficult, We
know, for public man 10 refuse 10 answer q
civil letter. But under the circumstances, we
cannot but regard the letters Of officious poll
tcians, asking replies from Gen. Taylor, as
both improper and impairment. In nine cases
out of ten, the writers are rigging for favor
or consideration. The motive Of these busy.
bodies, however plausibly concealed, is al
unworthy one, The country, we are quite
sure, would hold General Taylor excused 70,
entirely disregarding this numerous class Of
correspondents. ,3 s
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vERYlMPoRTANr FROM MEXICO.

Rejection Of our oUert,res fol. Peace March Of
Gen. Hcnff 'ai,lnn fhs f,~ss:s.f 5ss
The intelligence we have been looking for
has come a, last. The Mexcans have rejected
our orer,ures for peace. and General Scott has
marched upon the Capital. The New Orleans
Commercial Times Of the 18th inst, publishes
this important intelligence. II appears that The
Mexican Congress was convened with the
greatest difficulty, when MIR. Bucbanan's letter
was laid before them. They instantly rejected
il, and resolved that they would listen 10 no
terms Of peace from the invader. 3s4
General Scott left Puebla, on his way to- the
Capital, at the head Of the army, Immediately
on learning the action OF the Mexican Con-
gress. He had not reached his destination on
the 9Th instant, for The advices Of, The Times
are down 10 that date. The mail Of this evening
will probably bring the details Of the move
rnents Of the beliigerenis, from the 30th June
TO the 9Th Of July. We look for them with
great interest.
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GADSBY,S SALOON,

Corner of Penn. .auenue and Sd street, un-
der Gadsby's Hotel s@
ssR0ugh and Ready, = ssBuena Vista ''sand
M "CerrO GordO, Juleps. sfEf VI
THIS establishment Is now open for the reception
4 Of visitors, under the supervision Of Mr.L a.
Berry, who is prepared to serve up IN the most re-
cershe style every description Of beverages to tickle
The appetite and please tho tastesof tho most iastidi-
GUS. sysyf4g E,.taa;E ,,sia, t st
II They who are disposed 70 give il . call will be
fashionable beverages prepared 10 order; j. such %
Rough and Ready, Buena Vista, and Cerro Gordo
Julepe, Pao Alto lSangares, Oseat Punch, Alyara-
do Cobblers, and California Smashcs, &c. &c. y \
n may2O I'm N. 1l.A14.lAIil11
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CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM
sl SODA WATER, &c. &c.

1FRS. M. A. CAMPBELL would respectfully
Nl inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Washing
TOM and visitors to the metropolis that she has Ia
ken the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Barnes, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between I'd and Sd streets,
west OF the Depot, where she will at all times b.
prepared to visit upon those who may give her their
patronage. 3s sfa l84$gG al.s4'
Ladies and gentlemen visiting the Capitol grounds
will find this establishment convenient and plea
SAINT resort; while no expense or pains will be
spared to make the Ice Cream and Soda Water Sc
cond to none in the city. a aa 4e.5ii5a9 ai
All the Injuries usually found in confectionery
constantly kept. Call and see. a t2sa
may2i I'm
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NEW FALL GOODS.
J. *. UNDERWOOD,

NO. l23. Pearl street, .Ne,c Kork,y \, u,
TTAS RECEIVED BY RECENT ARRIVALS
FROM EUROPE, and will continue 10 receive
y steamers and Packets full assor; ment Of Il s,
Bobbinet and Thread Laces and Edgings, New
ldttu ia Style a g 3, ,.,..s
Muslin Laces and Edgings, new style mi, ~
A and GA black and white plain and fancy
at hi Nets els4gi0 fi4 @.sg sis tsal8 f,4Y
y "A black Silk Nets, plain and figured .,ass
Black Silk Laces for trimmings NJ sr3 W. IN
Silk and Cotton Quillings atjl v. a7o,,e.
Mems aud women's black, white and ,colorel
4aSg SILK Gloves VI bsa}S ,4sffss ;F s:i
Mems and somen's black, white and colored
f3 Spun Gloves Z, g3 ttilisa..,.,s
Fancy Cotton Mitts and Gloves s.as,i
Black, vhita and colored silk Lace Mitts g
Children's Silk Mitts and Gloves tas,ss M II
IA and Ia long Silk Lace Mius and Gloves,
doIssad do children's do aiats do y
Black and white Silk Hosiery l.3 Y, !, s5g,
do do Spun do i,Ts,Eea,,5a sg
Silk Shirts and Drawers 1valsy !. ts.
Black and Fancy Satin Vestings @ gdt.
Fancy Silk Crayats 6 yassstssi sgt 5ss ,s5,ss
Ladies' Fancy Silk Handkerchieis sf
Fancy Bonnetings as9a a95.#l t .il3i,
Fancy Silk and Satin Trimmings, new and
'h confined styles III s,f4 81a ss3lT VI
tia Bavarisn Gimps .ss lst i5i raisibbe .
Bullion and o her Fringes, from ] inch 10 3 !!
{a& inches, in great variety, some very rich
Mems and womsn's Thibet and Cashmere
3g Gloves,sj sl7 III s.bi sstsyt;c NJ graesss
NJ. Children 4 hbes and Cashmere Gloves II, II /
Mems heavy Woollen Gloves lal iis5S4a
ias do Chamois lined Berlin Gloves ta6 .-, hi
Worsted Shawlsyin great variety a, @
do 4 Cravats or Comforts, yiEiai3 st sas
Worsted Hoods, in great variety &
Children's do sast ii -F:s Il ata1 IN, ti ii n
Childrens Mnfs, Pelerines, Bbas, &c. &c.
iIF All Of which are offered for saleo the most
lvOrable TERMS sii ..iss July Aft II
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.f " spUSJlJ ne wv AMI,

t13.s5 sti5'si N spCUiJ5 nGW AMI f5, .1f n
YUyHE above reward will be paid to any persaD
u who will restore to her disccnsolate parents,
their daughter, MARY FOX, sor one half Of said
reward for such information as will lead 10 her re-
coyery. Said Mary left her school about p. M,
on the 10th; Of May, lS4T, and since that time has
not been seem She 10 only Is years Of age, feet
inches, black hair, small black eyes, rather thick
pouting lips, rcd cheeks, small features, pretty and
quite girlish in appearance. She wore small
plaid calico dress, pink, purple aud bue black silk
cape and apron black CATER boots, pink silk SHRED
hat, and green veiI two small chased finger rings,
asgod pencil attached TO black cord, and her nails
quite short from biting them. II is strongly sus,
pected that she has been abducted by person
named Michael, alias Martin Hare formerly proprie-
tor Of Bowling Saloon. located near No. 2O2
Broadway, opposite the, Franklin House, who alb
seconded about that Time from this city desertng his
wife and leaving her entirely destitute Of support
Said Hare is about % years Of age, no whiskers'
fair complexion, and rather genteer appearances.
He was seen Jerking in the neighborhood Of her
school short time previous, disguised with false
whiskers. NM fA s'3ns' s.as
A sister Of Hare named Margaret, was removed
BY him from boarding school about the time Of the
abduction, and is supposed to be with them She
is described as follows:-Very dark hair almost
black dark skin, grey eyes, prominent eyebrows,
small scar on one eyebrow small scar on the right
cheek as if made by small pox, scar formed By a
cash upon the end Of the nose, nearly an inch in
'engh, the tooth next TO the first double tooth on
the left side Of the face gone she is about seventeen
years Of age. 't#
Any Information to be Immediately communicate.
Ell, by telegraph IL possible, 10 George w Matsell,
Chief OF Police, New York, who is authorized to
pay the pbove reward. jy2lf'
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Ne,o York, July "a. Stocks active, and prices
up. Exchange on London 81 SIC. Sales Of -four
at S4 81 to S. 37-corn meal So rs to So 90 sales
Of wheat at liz to l25c.-corn, large sales, IS 10
62c.-oats "a to 37c.-rys as TO s7sc.--cotton up
&c per pound.
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GJ' The Richmond Wing doubts about the right
Of Pennsylvanisns in the field to vote for Governor
We remember that the last Legislature Of Pennsyl
vania proposed bill TO that effect and are Of opin-
ion that It was parsed into law.
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BRITISH DRY GOODS.

,sa, RIGGS, JENKINS s. co.
No. 9S, William-street, IN. ".
TTAVE in store and now landing, an extensive
II assortment Of Staple and Fancy Goods, adapt
! ca 70 the fall trade asa Hs fistH
] ~ STUFF GOODS.
ORLEANS CLOTHS Black, colored and fancy,
as8 in great variety, s
ALPACA LUSTRES-Of superior finish, in all
+ s qualities, i 3,,.s ~, a
SILK WARP ALPACCAs-From low to fine,
pI. AID LUSTRES--M Mourning and high colored,
nj. ACK MOHAIR CHECKS--C aledonians,
SILK STRIPED LUSTRES-Plaina nl twilled,
.THIBET CLOTHS-Single and double twilled,
BENGAL STRIPEs--Silk figured Cashmeres
DRESS GOODS. oai
MovIsIdN DE LANES Mourning and fancy.
CASHMERE D'ECOSSE-Gingham Robes,
% and 80 INCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
OREGON CON- cAL1foRNIANs AND BUENA
TARTAN PiAIDs, silk and Silk and Cotton,
VICTORIA CASH MEREs-N and confined
"a s and IA AChin.s. Mourning and
yrA Furniture. -.
MEMS WEAR. aYYr,yy5,
blacks and blues, Of superior
VALENCIA, Cashmere and Silk figured Vestings,
SERGES, "a and GA, complete assortment, NJ.
"A and ga WOLLEN PLAIDS. for Innings ,,
Il, ANA SIL.ECIAS, selected colors, Black Casbans,
IN DIGO BLUE PILOTS, BED PADDINGS,
&c, 30. sj msoh s5e8 I'D July ~
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Indians. A number Of Iowa Indians passed shro,
Cincinnati on Sunday, on their way 10 Wss,ing.
ton. Among them was an old chief who had been
in nineteen battles, and had once been scaped Hi.
name is sawtustob-en-neto, or rcd fire. and his age
is upwards Of ninety. vs. 9aGt "a
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Hoao they do Il. The 'twenly-eight gallon law
IN Massachusetts, is evaded by buying twenty mine
gallons, and selling twenty Eight hack. Catch; a
Yankee or weasel asleep, will you
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Philadelphia, July 22.-Flour SIS rs 10 SIS 81
corn meal 50 25--wheat lie 10 lisc.---com GA Ia
66c.-oats SO to 42c--rye 75c.
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Cold Water. Mr.. Alfred Iennyson, the dis,in-
gn'shed poet is at present trying the effect o Tie
cold water system at Dr.. Joflnson's establishment.
Umbcrslade Hall, near Birmingham.
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III PAVILION, d
NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND,
New York.

TIME Proprietor begs to inform his friends and
The public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since the last
season. He has erected large building contain
ing SO rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms are In
tended for gentlemen only they arc of a comfor 7
able size, light and well ventilated and superior
in all respects to those which are generally demo
minated single rooms in the various watering pla-
'ces throughout the country. IN; MI
The Proprietor is now ready 10 treat with fami-
lies or parties wishing to engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed to him al the City Ho.
tel, Broadway, will be Immediately attended to
A steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz: eifg
From Neic Brighton. From North Pier, N. York.
At Sand II Am. At9, Pm. and 49,
. g" 5 90, Pm. 3 l-2, S, & 6. PM.
More frequent communications will be estab-
lished as tlis season advances.
The Pavilion is ready for the reception Of com
pany. 9 8I ST ffFF. BLANCHARD. III
may l3--tf 49, t&@3EBl8 II
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. OCEAN STEAM NAyIGATTONpCO.
y. s Mail Li,ilfo CSsces ana SOssfhn.psb.(, and

OCEAN STEAM NAyIGATTONrCO. cast
y. S Mail Lstfo CSsccs ana SDsSfhmnpsbsS. cndsn j
Ss a ~ Fsnls t Bremen saie aFs % ylaaoEfsa Is
| .ASN The splendid new stesnship WASHING
TOM f75O tons burthen, Fsejssit Hewitt u HI
commander, will start from New York On he lst Sfuaa
juno next carrying the u 8. Mail
She willtouch q Cowes and 606thsmpl0ni q lard ai
passpngcrs and dreighL and deliver The mas for ba
England. France, and Belgium, and Mill then pso-ge
coed to Rsenerhsyen. Rsiursing, will lsave Brs-oa,
merhaven The, 25lh Of June. so III gt... ,
The Washington is built in the strongest manner,
with view to being converted into ship Of war,
and subject AT any time to inspection r. officers sp-
pointed by The President, both during and altsr con-
sructons M - Ill setl g,sssssf sgil,ss44t 49,
She has two engines OF 1000 horss power each, ~
and accommodations for lao first class, and a 60 49,
cOnd class passengers ss.e va s go t.ss 49,, IN .
Passage from New York to Southampton or "a !,
Bremen, 6Istscass, 81 20; second class, $50.
e.Ii Passage from Bremen and Sonthsmptonto New
York, first class, $3.50; second class, 500, s, M, Nv
She will carry about 300 tons hcght whcA win
be charged according 10 the nature Of the goods 81.
fcrng All letters must pass through the Post Ocs Nj
Parcels, for which bills Of lading wEbe signed vii
be charged. S5 each. III a, 49, y, MI s. I'M, , 3
For Freight or Passage, apply at the Office of the
Ocean steam Navigation Company, A William a. 4, u
corner Of Wall street, New York, i,;a.a 49, s
s E. MlLLs, General Agent s'A
Agentsat Southampton, Day Cxosxkff, "a Ross,
1, do ht Bremen, C.A.HmRBxEr & Co
do at Havre, WIALIAs sREIH,s .ur II 49,
The second Steamer Of line IL m do courseA
Of construction, and will be in readiness III The ensff do,s
ing fall aa phmay Illtff IN "a
e,fa REGULAR H. $3.50 81 a. 8 7
EYFHEEJNl p OS TOY Ind, a, YORK II /. 4
BY the fast and splerd;d steaaraS Rhade LLo sr.
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There is but one way to wear properly !
beautiful dress-to forget that you have it on.
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i. his friends and public generally that 10 hrs NJ
moved his house Furnisiing Stors from Pspnsyl-
vania avenue to e street north opposite Rev. o. b.
Browns one square west of the General Poa Ofics.
Having "a larger hoose and q lower rant cdn md
,oiH sch any and all kinds Of House-F aznishing
Goods cheaper than At any time heretofore. i win
Try to prove This TO any one In want Of goods that
will give me a call II, st,. 800 II
~. D. Rooms for rent, furnished o. nnfurniahed.
april 2l-3m
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Mr.. CLAY.-The Petersburg Inteligencer
learns, from letter received inthat place, thai
This great Statesman will be at the Blue Sui
Phur Springs next Saturday. & ,3.ae,a
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They have thirty five locomotives on III,
Hambugh and Charleston railway. ,is st
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General Cass is The Father Of the West, says the
Union. He is very bard-hearted father, then, for
whenhis children ask him for bread be gives them
stone. \, y g,gr-sfz, 49,
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M, ELOY coy ~, n , s.e AS.
ROUGH "A n D, \ r. RIA D d. 1.
SAND SOAP ilsiaEG WI
9o, Fs III Fsh aitAND a9dil9sti,,y hda M,
\. u TABLET sas VI IL.

VI, FOR CLEANSING, WHITENING, AND, y,
o4d, BEAUTIFYING THE Hands, fi@
TT LLOYD has ingenioiisly succeeded min
III j venting a Compound Of such q delightful
nature ssto render hardest and rotghest skinsof
fair, and delicatsly white. ~ ,algas sliII ISL
Ladies Riding Gardening, Or Painting, and Gem
ltlemen Shooting. gHunting, Fishing, Cricketing,
Rowing, SC, or any amusement or exeFtiOn preju-
dicihlto the hands, will find the ipproved ROV GH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
peasingly efcacious in removing allfhardness stain,
redness and all other cutaneous Disagreement; pre-
venting and rendering the skin sof fair and phabe.
From the nice continuation Of Balsamic gingredis
eDb introduced into the composition, they form q
fine Creamy Lather, with the hardest or Sea Water.
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths They produce the most soitcning and re-.
fieshing sensation, and will be found excellent
substitute for the Flesh Brush. ., a ss5 iss,. Il
They are highly recommended to Captains Of
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with fereign
countries as they will retain their virtue in any CHI
mate. For sale BY CHAS. STOTT. Nj,
Pes Drug q Apoth,, corner Of 7th & Pa. aD.
Il may l2-tf 3tfi1 55 fs4 81 rs 5a {
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
N IN BOATS FOR ALBANY. .,,.

From the foot Of Courtlandt street, New York. Il
Az S O'Clock, p.m.-- landing at nsteynediats I
y,sg A3ltf places sIii VI xsf. .s n. ,.,s
q n- n The steamboat Rochesiev, Capt A.,
Hitchcock, will leave on Mondsy,
I IN "Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday af.s
ternoons, at s o'clock. sE3st
4 The steamboat Cohsm5ia Capt. w. W.. Tup-
per, will on Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur- \,
day sternoons, al S o'clock. ss,s VI sss
All persons are forbid trusting any OF the "
boats Of this Line without written order from the
captains or agents. sae
For passage q freight apply on board the bosa X
or top. c. Shutz, at the olfics on tho wharf ~ n
may 10 If ~ kft 81 99g
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N. Y. ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO BUYERS or CABINET
FURNITURE.
j. & j. W.. Mceks.

At their Manu- aciory IF splendid and fash
ionabje Cabinet Furniture and
All Uphoistery,a sgt ,igr ",
No. AVEsEY STREET, New YoRk,4 dt
HAvE just completed their full assortment Of
III Furniture, made in the most ancient and mo.
dern Paisian and other Styles consisting in part Of
Egyptian, Efzabethian, Gothic, Louis XIV and XIV.
DC, all Of which is Of their own manufacture, and
got up under their own personal supofintendence,
aud warranted to equal any made in this or Europe,
TO which they invite the attention Of buyers both to
quality and price, before purchasing elsewhere.
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NE NJ PAPER H.a NGING s.
. AND WINDOW SHADES.

NICHOLAS PIKE & CO., No. l73 Pearl street,
In Importers and Manufacturers, hayejust opened
very extensive supply Of every style and quality Of
American and French Paper Hangings, Borders,
Fire board Prints, and wide Window Curtain Paper.
Also, splendid assortment Of painted Window
Shades a. fixtures for the same, which they offer
to Merchants Dealers and others At the very lowest
prices. july 2O-tt
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naints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, &C.
The subscriber has Just received q large AMI
fresh supply Of PAINTS. OILS, &c, Partofwhi
are named below. They are guafaEtecd TO be PURE
and good, and from the best mannfactories. AZ
persons wanting such articles would find 10 TO the
advantage to call. as am determined to sell lower
than similar articles can be got at any other Plact
in this city. FL
$50 kegs White lead
100 lbs Chrome Green h8 s@fs
100 lbs. Chrome Yellow 5Ft
20 lbs Chrome Red fpis
:, 100 lbs. Pure Verdegris s2a us
800 lbs Red Lead and Litharge spa y
100 lts Imperial Green Fs~tlEl94as s7H "a
500 lbs Venetian Red and Sp. Brown in oil
+, 800 lbs Yellew Ochre in oil 53Ha
& IN 100 lbs Paris Green, dry lg74sy NJ
4 81 SO lbs. do. do in oil 81 4a5t a9
A large assortment Of Paint and Dthite Vask
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Il 5H 400 lbs Lamp Black, dry and in oil ~
10 lbs, Sp. Whiting rs a.h hfee
loco lbs. Putty IL. t',83 lesis,sIt Il
& 200 Boxes Of Window GLASS; all sizes
s bills. Linsecd Oil sa
5 bbIs Copal and Japan Varnish pa
bbls. SIP. Turpentine '@ M H.ias sii
! cask bIeached Lamp Oil, At rs cts pr, gall
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from the
mandatory every week. 1850 s,riq ei go
CHARLES STOTT, corner 9TH street
april 27--6mo and Penn. Av. 3