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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

New 10 Is % and 10 50 nominslly sale OF CeaT wss
made At 10 so Beef IL firm and small parcel sold to-
osy ~ and $l2 smell sale Of lndis Ness YVES made
fsso The inquiry for Bacon took 5000 lbs 10 dry
san ct lcdl0i cts for the English market L.rd re-
maine In fair demand sales 100 bbs ct "a end 40 tics al
y cn Kegs are l0diOi. Butter and Cheese arrive
slowly. Table Butter brings % a30c Cheese n e-ts
WHiskY-some holders are asking 30 cts bat par
GELS could be bought at % cts The supply 10 very light
HAY-sslss 1900 to 1000 bales for Southern shipment
ct 60d62c, cash.
LEAD-A sale OF 300o pigs was made at 4 Is, cash
Holders generally demand 37i.
OI-The large sales 81 Whale last week were at Sc
here and 32ic at the East.
sEEDs-Clover s quiet a, 7a7sc for new. Timothy
sl3dsls and s2l for repd Within a week about 1000
bushels Rough Flax have been sold arrive private
terms The market is nominslly Gil per &c.
GROCERIEs-The markets generally heavy and
inactive. There Ia marked change but the tendency
Is little downward especially for low grades Moasses
RlCE-Tbers wss a speculative movement to-day
which took 700 10 500 tics at l2i14 s2 the latter for
nearly strictly prime. The market shows improve
mept Of to 1910 ptr cwt The stock Is about 1000 ties
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Gthools.


EDUCATION FOR BOYs-WAsHrsSros lNsri-
II TuTE-This establishment for more than twenty years
PAST situated in Thirteen hst removed last season to
s present admirable location Lexngton-sv. and Thirty
,ixih-st, Murray Hill.
The adaptation OF It's grounds and buildings 10 the objects
u view all that be desired sfording alike the bene-
fs of the country and the advantages Of the town The
course of instruction Is varied and full under accomplished
teschers-the discipline parental and effective Pupils are
received early and well cared for In every re-
spec The conductors of the Institute make II their aim
faithfully 10 train up child IN the way he should 90, 90
thai when he Is old he win not depar, from II
T. DWIGHT PORTER,
400 iaw,islawostf THEODORE w. PORTER.
INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES on
Brooklyn Highs LOG Perrepont-sL corner OF Olinl9n'
ALFRED GREENLEAF, A. M. Principal
The next regular term In this Institution VIII commence
on Monday, Mays The location and accommodations
are Ia the city, being central elevated re-
red commodious and healthful Every facility IL here
enjoyed for obtaining thorough useful and accomplished
Education -.
Tuition including books and stationery from s. TO s2'
per quarter.
Circulars can be Obtained OF the Principal and at the
Post Ofire. ezO 5ns-
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g. p TNGRAHAA, Aucfioneer.
c,yTTH,x CIOCK E<TABIISHMENT-Th

- day TuesdsJ AZ 10 o'clock, AZ Bowefy up stare,
the enre stock OF clocks shes, unfinished work, iools
kc Of ssd establishing eomprh ng 100 one and eight
dsy brs.s and wool circular church, ofce harp alarm,
goihe rosewood brzss 7epesers regulators and able
clocks clock faces and diss Of every description
Dutch movements tools and ms,srsls small lAkes,
suitable for jewelers. large assortment Of Iooking aasses
OF all sizes show with sash and glsss doors sbove
39duwers below. mahogany case with drawers, shelves
an counters, pine case, drawers glass show csse
desk ke Also the enIre household and kitehec furniture,
comprising desirable assortment Of paflof bedroom and
kiteken furniture and piano forte and stoo, Also the
i.iou-st a2o lt-
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" III JONES, Aucfionesr.
ELEGANT FURNITURE al snsaon, % ~ ~
Il April 20. 81 lof o'elosk, a. ne ssss III ua,.s -.
brsrinx he suiir. sIck OF elegant cabinet mae
under he inspection " Mr. tros Iof Guy s.:s
vel worthy hs attention OF parsons ossaf'es " oess
IA articles thai be wsrrsntsc
cssIorass and goods ready 90 Monday morning Terms
cash. ~"
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eats,


" Spring Style of Hafs.-BIRD, corner OF Pine
and invites the attention OF his and
the public, to the new style of Hats for Spring
He solicts examination Of the same confident that
the elegant proportions Of the pattern will command
their appreciation. BIRD, corner Pine and
m2 7weodissTuTh&s Nassau-sts.
rv- Fashionable Hats-SprinG Styie.-WATsoS
Co. l5i CbahAm-st ready TO supply then Gus
toners with this beautiful style OF Hat and they invite
critical inspection particularly TO their SILK Hats confident
they are exceIed n equaed by any hats In Broadway
OF They offered al Is cent less than Broad
way prices-s recommendation TO the pockets Of the pur
chaser. filter constantly In attendance 10 suit the brim
or form OF the hat TO the taste OF the weerer.
rn6 tfeodts WATSON CO. l54 Chstbam-st
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WIN w. SHIRLEY, Auctionesr.
ON LOTS CROCkERY and Gass Ware, q sue-
OOU don, by J. n. B0GERT, this day Tuesday,
April 90 al 10 O'clock At the STORE 2l2 Pearlst COLI.
OF beat Hshf and darn blue ware Also painted edged,
dot Ne ware eli useful articles. Sale positive -
months credit Those In want win do wei 70 -,
- :.
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MARRIED,

-. ,s,h inst. BY Rev. G. s. Stewart U. =. Navy,
evss HORACE to LORETTA GFFlN, both Of
~ w 'E!..sdy,s D. c. 7th Hon. s. A. Douglass u g.
.sor from Illinois. 10 hi.s Martha D. Martin OF Rock
- Couaty, North Carolina
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rAYLoR's HOTEL,

- THE SUBSCRIBER, isls Of tho Trsmont TOQ0
sncs House, has taken this Hotel, formerly hn0wo
- a. the Exchange, and opepsd Il - . Tsmpesunae
Hotel and 10 ready 10 wall upon The Ten pnss6ee
public and all that !hnk Temperance House ws'i ksft
woad be pleasant than where alcoholic dS,sA
sold In particular would be Invite bis fFisnds and fas
patrons to nemembsr 20 CortLand-st
This Hotel 10 plssssnuy sitaalsc In The business a.
the city, and landing Of tho prneps stss -
and the Philadelphis hsisosd and but few 70 = nSs
Broadway. The price Of board shall he cheap - ~
hoass N nc city giving ~ good seecmn "A, -
ale 3tix3toss ELDAO TAyQA
- IA MKs VIRTUE, Gar .srer and Y.ora, eafeS
- oft wenty .s~eoDdst snd Broadway, bss ee:eesA;g
hand excellent sssovment Of Ovrsmso0'T''
Shrubs, Craps Vince Rosss, and bsrba<ous pt 2"
kinds, which be viii cell upon The moss nsodstes
He takes this opportunity Of sehnowsdgfpg4
TO the gentlemen OF Sew.Yort, and The RuoiE
for their patronage for the last Is years FROM q ~
perenee In the b1sissss he hinks be Y ensbisr =.
pleasure grounds and gardens o. or ~. -
tastsfuliy as any AL orders LEFT sos mn
own rsstd 60 &c or st the store Of Messu y ~
Co Is John-st or q as Broadway, VII b sssaese -
without delay. ,-- --.s-.~. -
Ps He has on band some very arge sReeioeee 81
aiIsn,has and Csislphis oes, that be can recon19M ~
confdeuse; we'll fruit Iress Q: sI slnas &25ys92&&
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Genera! Notices.

cP- The Lady's "C0ngress Boot,o Patenf.l-
w. L. WHITING, 435 Broadway, has now on hand and
win take for this elegant new fashion for ladies'
shoes present all the vogue 10 Europe NO scngs OF
buttons used the strain on the arch oil me ioo so
painful In dancing and walking entirely overcome oy
this invention The dancing boot should De seen
to be appreciated For children with weak ANGLES tits We.
invaluable Remember the number, 1885, two doors above
uow.,a.., broadway. all Sits
L. Notice-The subscriber would inform his friends
and the public generally that he will give his personal
attention to the sale Of Household Furniture at Auction
.lset B5D JAMES NJ. MILLER, 70 Maden-lsne.
~ An Adjourned Meeting Of the Merchants and
business generally, doing business West OF Broad
way was held at the Pacific Hotel Saturday, April II,
ls47 at which the different branches OF business were
largely represented. The meeting was called TO receive
the port the Committee appointed at former meet
Bank established in the Third Ward and also TO re-
port , name for said Bank
The minutes Of the last meeting read and approved
The Committee submitted the following report for the ap
prevail Of the meeting.
this place the 26th March last TO nominate land report
future meeting TO be called for the purpose OF receiving
new Bank to be located in he Third Ward Of the City Of
NewYork aud 10 propose name therefor, respectfully
visemsn they have concluded 10 submit for he consdes
ton Of this meeting such Declors the following names
JseoS Hos sStfs y ASss Ph.
James N; HOyt George Dayton. WIN. HS T
Milford Martin, Edward Ellsworth, VIM. g. IltdAie.
Ana they would propose appropriate name for the
Institution, Citizens Bank AL which they submit
The report motion, unanimously adopted:
Rolped That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
shed under the direction Of the Secretaries And on mo-
lion. adjourned. JAMES M. HOYT, President
p pHss T. S sfdHoIs Vice Presidents.
H WV; B. = ae aS,t,woop Secretaries. aaoi,
~ Grand Division n. of N. VA special session
OF the Grand Division will be held In their Hail. 1877 Bow
cry on Wednesday evening 2st inst at O'Clock TO take
action on application for charter for Division 10 be
s2o 2ts. LUKE HAssERT, O. g.
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Markets.. Carefully reported for TIE TSstsns.
y On the outside will be found some valuable sta.
Lstes OF Bresdssuf exports from the United States
MONDAY, April ls.
AsHEs-The market Is steady with fair demand at
q and 50 for Pots and Pearls
COfTON-The sales to-day have been pasYlv 100
bales without change in price from ss,n,S.y Tbo a.
~ in the arrival OF the steamers causes an unwilling
ssss 70 operate.
FLoUR AND MEAL-Tbe large demand for hor,.
~ and the supply Of the East together with the mod
sFaas receipts down the River has given buoysnrv 70
IL market and enabled receivers to obtain an advsnce
today The recent calculations OF the probable sup.
pies during the season, have also had some eject
Gssssee sold today high as u to the extent Of
NO bbls and Western and Troy at 81. The aggre-
ss sles were 1000 or 5000 bbls The rates of parcels
snfve were also higher The sales are 1000 TO 5000
se 81 o2i e6 50 ip Nay and 40 % In June The
INQUIRY to arrive was large and holders very nr inere
se also sale of 300 bbls New Orleans al os and ~
% OHIO via Pennsy improvements, at 5ot For
southern there a good inquiry, but the stock Is
.esy nominal. The market 10 hrm al oO hoioefs
se~ have advanced their rates and at the close tne
eens price was o. Sales 5000 or 6000 bbls at 13a
"a Sales Rye Flour at l2i
rs About o'clock P. NJ there was considerable
Aeenent in Flour and sales OF Is 10 10000 obs were
soe Tor future delivery a, 37s In June and 62s IN
The prevailing impression was that the steamer $
mad been received BY express from Halifax
okAN-1he inquiry for Wheat is good. The supply
very light Sales 1900 bushels Genesee 10 arrive
A. looc. and 1000 do at $50 cts. Corn still has
tendency, under the decline In frsighls, and
80 northern was not easy to buy at the close AZ 100
A. me sales were about 10000 bushels at 100 1000
va, sootnern, private terms; 1900 or 5000 Northern
49, At 70 $500 do Southern Mixed at IS; 5000 do
D.. ION June, soc, and $500 in May about 81 cts
~ ye the demand continues to be large and the price
-, vsnced to 100 cts. Sales IS 10 5000 bushels at
-ssfe' part Ia the slip. Oats are firm with good
"a " fe0 80 cts There have been farther sales
w o9s neld Peas at l2sal ls}.
tT0HfafaAo
ma = are limited Thecurrent rates are now Si2
W. not od with the usual inquiry from the trade
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JOsEPH HEGgMAN. Auelioneer
y " Brown Auctioneer.
CLARINET FURNITCRE.-J w. BROWN viii

n fAbINEl SnO
" sell At auction. Wednesday April a. 10 O'clock
at the Of Joseph Haydn, 2s Broadway, his
comprising French sofas chairs ottornsns divaus he In
plush and hair CLOTH elegant marble top dressing bureaux
wsrdro5es marble center and sds tables Mahogany
Frecch French bsck chairs rocking apd e.sy
chairs work tables qusrteite do, sofa do marble op and
other washstands, curled maple and ROSEWOOD Italian
chairs elegant secretaries bookcases sewing chairs na
and umbrella stands coaches osnges French becsescs
hair Mattresses psssses, he with varsity o. other ni.
cles line This beings very ugs and wei selected
sock will be found well worthy Of attention
Csialoguss snd goods ready FOR exsminanon me Gay
previous 10 sele Every facility for PACKING snn snip
aiS Sus'
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Houses for Bale.
4 FOR SALE OR TO LET-A %

made two story dwelling house, being sosty -
square, aod Two lots Of ground, on The corner q
Fourth and South Fourth sts. 81 Wnhs1sburgh, wthln
three minutes wss II the Peeksip ferry The baldteg
has courtyard In 'front.' piazza In ffont ssd rear ~
ished Ia manner with marble usntsls ktehsa
comfortable and elegant place OF residence In eass -
SALE . large proportion " the purchase money mag ~
ID lain on mortgage A. WI0hIy
90 Tor. ~ g@ekman- a. NaW.Y0rk
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DENOvATE YOUR PLATED GOODs:-Any
Ilperson can in sfsw minutes without me use o. pa
terry or any substance the and sxpe
ditous application OF The Silver Patns Fluid eay
kind Of plsied goods any article composed OF orAs
copper German silver For sale wholesale and retail
by JOHN ]. BROwNk CO. ~ Fnlton-sL
ALSO, BY T. Cha msrs, 100 Broadway II: MANI, ~
Pearttt Philo p Greeny, III Gfapdsti han1sl'
+i and AS Brosd~syi {. V. Hsnnigsr 6sl Brosdwsy'
aud L " Warner. 1o5 seocter-sL 40
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SF1p0I-IT1S BONNETs.-Tfs su6sc

a-NkAPOLlTAN BONNETs'IlIs suosc Is
miIiiners 10 heir preseu! style % Efay.disns,
VI vhieh are peror 10 any hitherto Arus ctured
BY them They also manufacturing 1eN sge c4ieo
& o.s.rser with towers Of he msis Al 10 cores
popd which are indeed exquistsly beautiful and We eei
Confident that cur NespoiRns and Gosssnsrs wiz 90 me
os, Fashionable bonnets ths season hS The demon
srst;ou made thus early heir favor BY ' most fashion,
able ladies' Of our city and esew her .-. , .~,
Pseue-s and manufacturers Of The SsspohiAl Sonnet
q Oelsncy-st near the Bovery. ~ Ina-
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Rsw-York Cartle Market. MONDAY. April 10

b. Jamss Ccls-Four lots Forty and Forty first sta
between Third and Fourth avenues 25xl0O, each $@oo
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Iuftiru Sales.

JOSIAH klCHARDs, Aacronesr.
Ranges, KICHAkDe a. PLArr-ssors -
ID gyosdvxy-L Cash Advscees made % eoostgn-
mcnis for Auction Sales.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Apni ~
y.tr.str ISs..sy-A large asd private library Of
choice standard woks including macy ane Ensso eai-
cczx
FRIDAY EVENING, April -,
BooxsrtLrs's Srocx "A large assortment OF mseeiA-
neous books being the balance Of The stock Of
Also, blank books. Ne.
AT PRIVATE SALE
BlASx BooKsAn extensive eut OF Blank BOOKS
fooscsp deny. and medium s,res, In l! sheep and ea
Rnssa bndinxs Also bali bound blanks long and ofoee
fold Susrtos memorandum books, omposiuou books,
scrap 6ooks port foos he well Manufactured. 10 wheh
The attention Of the trade 70 isvt-d
QuAaro BrzLrs-A large variety Of Family Bibles, %
plain sheer; gls and rich morocco bndlngsby the
case or smaller Quantities
PArrs Hlxslsss-2s GO rolls OF Paper Hangings choice
patterns sstin-d and unssned Also 6reoosrds prrts
window papers, borders &c by the smaller GUAM
THEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

Die IRON-JAMEs n oLNEY, IS wesi-ss Offers
for sale Scotch and American Pg Iron various brands
snd ousisiss Pa and RH Iron STORED 90 kvorsbls
Isyms a. Pukrsu
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NEW PURITCaTTON

NEW PUBLICATION.
THE IMPROVED POCKET RECKoNER, ga edi.
Il uonl for timber plank, boards. logs wsse and
board distances the canals OF this Sia.e Ohio, with
tables OF time, interest &c by Edward Doyle containing
IN condensed form much vausbe and reliabis oforms
ton on the slhjse. embraced In us lte Prce Is cents.
The trade supplied at The usual discount.
EDWARD DOYLE, Agent 10 John st.
a20 lw' near Broadway
HARPERS' ILLUSTRATED SHAKESPEARE.
GAYLORD & ALEXANDER, No. SprIce-st offer
" to the public ich specimens OF Binding for SHsKs-
PsARE Those who have taken the work invited 10 call
and examine for hemseve Also, samples Of job Bind
ing In ali the various styles can be seen al The Bndery
Call and see. MA lmis
MEsMER AND swEDENBoRG,
nRTHE RELATION " the developments Of Mesmer-
" lem the Doctrines and Disclosures Of Sw edenborg
by Geo. Park, Second Edition. Price eti eta
liberal discount to the trade. This day published by
s2OStis JOHN ALLEN. 1Ss Nsssau-'L
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
SECOND EDITION Of Progress, Satire By John
- @. SAKE. ls2o Stisl JOHN ALLEN. $50 Nasssu-st.
NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONs.-Firth h
4 Hall, Frantlin-squAre and Firth, Hau Pond, z5s
Broadway. publish this week. The Vera Cruz Quick
Step" dedicated General Scott by T.. Nathan Camp
Bsrnum Quick Step, by Charles Wilson; Csly Polka
arranged for four hands, by N. , Baldwin; " Scenes
where first In early childhood" &C q luoghi oris passs
romance, sung by Slgnora Pro the opera =" Linda d
Chsmounixr with English and ALLAN words, translated
and adapted by Glare w. Beams maestro di cahl f.
H. have In course OF publication Wallaces new Opera
Matilda" the MAID Of Hungary as performed with
immense the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Lon
don. al2
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nRR.ONs are hereby cautioned 10 harbor OF trust
i sny Of The crew Of the British ship Dsisrce rem
Iaysrrool ss 20 debts Of their contracting VIII Dc psia ~
the captain or ccusgpesa ="
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NiBLO,s GARDEN LOT, This Evening A free
exhibition Of CFuchelps Solar Gas every evening Tor
ian nights from I'LL 10 O'CLOCK. This gas Is nov being In
reduced into the capitol and public buildings al Washing
Ton and City OF Lexington, Ky There are now 1PwsId
OF so s,eanboats churches dwellings and pubic buildings
Illuminated by this light Reference made 10 The follow
ing Steamboats, on The Ohio sDd Mississ Ppi yers-h
nets Bulletin, Belle. Creole. Pike No and B. and four
teen others Cincinnsu-Rev. J. L Brooks, Rector OF
Chrsi Church; his church Is lighted BY gle burner
from the ceiling; Presbyisrsn Tsbernseie DO Sros6wy
Hotel; do Exchange; Nm. Hotel. NJ T. C. Day Gran
lie Building Fulisn Msnufsc liring Company MessIs
Longwood Son, residences SIN Snone9efgs, S 10
j Sirotter EGG do (; J. Lockwood, ESQ do. Gloee h,f
Covington Ky United States Hoiel. Wheeling a. Ne
ihodisi Churcn Aleg hsny, Pa Tiffany E.e ba,,nore
residence; Colemsn's Hotel, Washington cry motifs
Fssker Morriss Factory, PILLS Several OF NE sooVs
parties have had their buildings lighted up by eoa sno
Rosn as have abandoned those Tor me SoA
Gas this being found cheaper cleaner ana more sose
10 health In two instances The parties had coal 81 Ineir
doors ,.< A.
John SKIRvING, sole Agent for the Stats OF New
York has sppsrstus In operation IN Crosoysl
Primes and Houston IN The Of Niblos Lot ~nef
he will De pleased show the person from 10
NJ I'LL 5P NJ Also, certificates Of those who are now
using he same In his possession, which VIII ssusry ne
sceptcal A. -.
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NeW.YOrE Cattle Mnrkef... MONDAY APrII 10
fBy our own Reporter
Al market 1l5o Beef Cattle 400 from the south) 10
Cows and Calves, and 900 sheep and Lambs.
Rsg Caals-The market has been very active, with
large sales prices rather higher than those last quoted
e1tl0 viii cover oil transactions. 50 head unsod.
csss and csrss still arrive very freely, and command
Already sale at prices which show considerable sd
vance on those obtainabs last week Sales at from SIS
etab. and $4oas45. e5head unsold.
SAsp and LambsThe prices current last week ranged
hcn q 75at3 50 to s. So All sold.
Hay and Srar-The market 10 very well stocked with
the former which is selling per CIV, for loose
from Long Island Jersey. Bale Hay from down the
North River. is worth 60eeo cts Straw g. 256s2 37l
PER 100 bundles
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Qarpeunge.

GarpeIlngs.
i55 cARPETING - l65
1OO O0O YARDS OF BRUSSELS, shrse-ply and stair
lOoo0 Window Shades, Rugs, Mats Table Covers, and
every article connected with the ,,sds on s Sheap
ale Inns IS5 cbalhsmst frat door above toe Theatre
NEW SPRING CARPBTINGS.
PETERSON, HUMPHREY BOSS,
No. 1872 Pearl-street, (near Madison,)
IIAvE RECEIVED, by late arrivals from Europe,
large and rich assortment off, following choice Car
signs entirely nsw-nsver before offered d ths country
and framed Brussels Carpets.
Rich S.ply, new shsdings, do
Double super, super and ex'T q, hne 90.
Window Shades Table and Piano CoysrI
Dmgges, Rugs. Mas nc kc. Also, heavy Oh Cloths,
Goods to which particular attention is called ms amis
NEW CARPET STORE, so CANAL-sT.
SEcOND CARPET STORE FROM BROADWAY
SThe subscriber would inform his hisnds. and others
and opening splendid of Spring patterns and
designs from The approved manufacturers such as
csEpsSs. Rass. Msns Floor 6h cIoS: se ae
comprising general assortment OF articles In his line.
petine. Lsl5 lwis.l s c. LYNEs, 60 csn.l-st
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL oARPETINGs.
SMITH LOUNsBERY, +ia Pesrl-st fopposIe WI
ings &c for the Spring trade-amcng which large
number Of new and elegant patterns, at the following ex
Brussels Cspetng. new patterns 10s 10 l2s. per yard.
SPly Imperial, new patterns, Sc. TO l0s per yard.
Double and superhne Ingram, new pat Sc. TO 7s.
Extra hne and fine Ingrsin new patterns, IS. to S.
Common Ingram. nch bright colors, 2s to S.
ALSO large OF Floor oil Cloths from 10 "a
feet wide, Rugs Druggets atngs, table and plano Co
vers, and general assortment OF all other articles
nscled with the trade extremely low. ms lmis
DICH TAPESTRY CARPETINGs,-JusI re-
IL ceived by the Patrick Henry large invoices OF new
and choice patterns Of Tapese Velvet and Brussels Car
petings which viii bs opened this day for examination
Purchasers desrous Of obtaining the stest and best styles,
would do well to csll early msse their selections.
SMITH x KNAPP, 254 Broadway,
ALI Sits fopposl- CITY HALL