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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18
Drp Uco1s.
I'D. M. sTEBBINs,

MO. IL HAssAU-sr have for iots TO suit Par-
lNebs,er., At lowest Cab pr,oe,- Ia.
pleiou, Exeter, MerrmscE Crotou. Lowell hson nlls
Westpor Whitesione Hartford, Niles, he he gresi
's cEfPss' cibTHS n a. and % niche. wide.
COTTON YARN: Twist and Fiing-Nos 10 -
from The mils In Pserson n J. Tor manuiaenre' o'
COARSE YARNS FOR country irsde-..oried Nos
To TO- a. Of superior qualify from Norh snd SCUM
Csrolius Georgia, Virginia and NeT-Jersey.
Brown DrIs, o.nabUrgs. wsdding, Bsrls. Twne, Car
get Wsrp WicsinR, Seine Irvine, &c nc
~ B.-Libers advances msde on eonssnInenn - eIn
STy0 COUNTRY uERCHANTa.-BroEn and
besch-d shsetings and shiriings o. every fyle ana
vidh. All the Known brands. both heavy and sne, may
De had al msnufscmrers prices a. l8 y and = CedarfI
T N UNDERHfLL 4 co.
.c,sDrbs ..,sbl,.bment ls. 20 and 2 cedGr.st- 4.
the fs az It's kind and contains The largest assortment OF
brswn and blesehed sheeirgs ever enoio.ea upos ~
sooy IN The limited ssfes 81 and 70 shrngs from lhe
lowest Price 10 The beat q1sty manufactured YARD woe
yard and ousrer and yard and hslfwide sheeunss on
- 1,,es.-vsigni ID 10 yards Also the besthesvy
sbeetings-Indian Head. Lawrence Co. starr NILS Csnt
now, 10 Iso BsIs wick Irvine Warp and We'd
ding beat Southern Cotton Yarn, assorted Iwlst NO ! 70
10 sod u Il AlsO-sasolE. AmosEesg and hns forE
Drila lelo -
JIIANNEI, $50 bales scarlet. blue. green, snd ye
low wooden ssunes, Of different qualities BON pisin
'1 isi tN'''e'' NEsxITH / co 90 ard g Pine-sL
- r.
Cwool Carpets Also printed WOODEN and cotton Car
petings For sale by
ieiS NEsMITHk co. 81 and g Pine-st
TIPSTUCKY JEANS cases. comprising m as
IN soflmeut Of qualities and co ora For sac By
iei6 NESMlTH CO 81 and 52Pine-tL
NEGRO GOODs-500 PACKAGES Kerseys and Plsns
lNolh-nng In qusnty FOR By
ieI6 NEsaITH 4 co 81 and g Plne-st
DLEACHED GOODs-Compnsing an extensive as
ID sortmsnt Of well Known siyles. 81, - -, o. lO-A
l2-4 ard 10 ard 90 widths, for sale by
my3i G. !. HARkls ~ EAcnanRe-plsc--
nIRRINO CAssINERE--5o csses suparhne Me-
lNl rino Cassneres comprising every variety o. color
and mixture, for sale By r. hAhhoi
my3i 70 kkchanRe-pldcs.
NJANTON CO.'S NANKEENs-ln 10 yard pieces
lNI warranted TO be manufactured from Georgis Nankenn
Cotton FOR sale By &. =. HARRIS,
nvSi IS Exchan ge-pace-
NIERRINI4CK CO.'S BLUE PKINTs-of all
Wine various patterns for sale BY
iei5 2v g. r. HARRIS, 46 EHchsnFs-place.
DLUE AND ORANGE PRINTs-On fine and
ID medium cloths. and Of new and elegant patterns Tor
sale low by lelj 2vl c. HARRIS, IS Exchangs-piace
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6onses for Sale.

IN FOR sALE-At Huntington. Long Island, pleas
e: aniy s.ustet IN the village, story and sIllc
house . by q feet with twostory kitchen attached
ard about haf an sore OF land There 10 on the place
two story building 20 by p feet suitable for bsrn and
house; also good wood house The house isin
modern style and al the improvements are OF The hr or
der There is every variety Of full the premises and
Of the NOS, choice kinds Dsiy Communication with The
CITY Of New York By railroad and steamboat The pro-
perry will suit any wishing neat and pleasant rest
dence Any farther description 10 deemed unnecessary
a. the place viii recommend itself For psrucu Inquire
OFFS W. Gaines 80 Nasssu-sL Wm. J. Wood ~ Cedar ST.
or Of the subscriber on the premises ...... $500,
iaf EDWIN WOOD.
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fdrms for Sale.

- FARM FOR SALE, or exchange for Guy proper:
basns-.-A pr'dociive isfm N ne to,sn OF
Huntingdon three miles from steamboat landing NJ
North port Eve rn-. from railroad Deer Park consist
ire Of 20 scres 81 Of which covered with wood TIE
farm Is beautifully .u.sd ard IN rga STATE ., eIs.
ton producing grain Of AL kinda The dwelling house
ard out baildings all good. Fruit Of al kinds, and 100
srspe vines IN fil bearing and the beat OF wafer For
farther particulars inquire al TIE Tribune ohcs eS Jaw N
e9A FARM FOR sALE-In the ples's5I viiisgs
OF Liberty Corner. Co, " J. containing SC acres,
@ OF II in corn, in oals, In wheat Of postoes 10
OF meadow Is Of timber, tie balance Of pasture. The
above is a. good any farm in The ST ofNJ frs rate
dwsrr house contsning II rooms and good dry cellar,
fuI Of s kind. ard Of me se. quality barn eartlsse-
iugs. Apply to JAMES 4 BARR, every Wednesday,
Northern Hotel foot Of Cortsn1sL Other days TO The "
Y Rssl Essie Company. OF Broadway and Maid.
ensne Also Sc OF hrst rate and In Lewis County
for sale or exchange lelO I'M
a FARM FOX sALR-Cor.isiing OF sixiy scres
belosgi TO the estate Of The ate Capt j. GraiIhs
~decsssed, situated near Wiismss Bridge, West.
chester Co. NswYork and within ten minutes walk Of
Railroad The location 10 not surpassed by any 10 he
county surrounded on al sides by good roads and sd
joining the country seat Of Capt Spencer As no persou
would purchase without hrst viewing The premises Ear.
Their description here Apply for farther
particulars to J. Z. GRFFITHs, 1855 AntysL J. ALLEN,
II Nsnderwsterst or on the premises les w
"a VALUABLE and beautiful tsrn Tor sss bar.
gain on Long Island. IS miles from The city. contain.
Sd acres part wood and the rest 10 me state Of
plenty Of good fruit large modern built
hou.a convenient 10 stores and mills there good land.
log within 1, miles Those wishing 10 purchase farm
think could better themselves FOR tsner psfucnlsfs
ipouire Of John WALKER. 81 Ludlo~-sl CHARLES
BiKER 1871 EssexsL or A. D. BALDWIN, ZIG Broad
- Nv
SAFARNTNG LANDS IL virginia.
~ acres Of land In DOddridge County. Western Virgil
MA embracing n hrmsaf 100 TO 500 acres each, on
the waters Of Middle Island Rver copies OF survey snd
field note. for each farm will be furnished The purchasers
These farms are miles from the County town, aud 10
rom sisersville the Onto River. The STATE turnpike
and other road. pass through part Of Ibis land TO and
from the Ohio River
The so IL Of the beat quality and adapted to rssing
Corn Wheat Hemp &c. The land 10 well rmbered Win
walnut oak beech sugsrmspe, elm Nc Ii 10 admirably
hued for grazing Several OF these farms are In smgn
STATE Of cultivation. Title ndispuisoe, prices low and
tenn. msas sssy Apply TO ". CUNNINGHAM,
mvl5u HsEoyer.st- N. Y.
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nOin0om SHADES.
CtaUZE WIRE WINDOW SHADES. !

GAUZE WIRE WINDOW SHADES, Doors
NJ Gc-Tb.se elegant ard fashionable onsmrnts SUI
pass all other binds Of 'umure for utility They sdmlt
and light venti 81. me room and render II heal
thy aud agreeable. They sford fall view 10 ne sweet
end prevent outside seeing into the room They
ufacure them any size and paint on them elegantly Coy
best artists 10 the country any landscape, letters Tor
signs other device desired aud Of quality and price
required Int have nyarable prices for our regular
styles. M
Our standard styles are very desirable ihey VIII not
fade II they are Kept clean which IL easily done by brush
ing the duet of with ,of brush, washing Neither wa
ter or the sun Injuries them.
We received the Medal the last Fair and he highest
premiums every year. LIZ co
LII d Beecker.sl
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Goal.

Tor sALE--le or 1880 Tons Of White Ash Coal
The subscriber 10 prepared 10 deliver BY The e.
nal either 10 Philadelphia, EswYork on board The
bost Al Port Carbon from 10 70 1900 tons OF White Ash
Coal during he season rom bis coisry Ell st. Clair Mil
Creek-Ihs quality Of which 10 gusrautset 70 be hs very
beat and handled 10 Tho most careful manner
made by letter, directed 70 Potssve will have linn edi-
artention- MI Son DAVID CHlLLAS.
0llOn TONS WHITE ASH, chestnut or email M,
CVOO Goal, suitable for dying ste.n, for ssls by the
cargo or from yard, by the singls low price Ap
ply 20 7. STOKES DICKINSON.
lQ5 AID ~ kaIbopySl
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THR YELL0W or CHEsTER sprins.

VTHE fELLUW OK CHEsIEK spFings Tor
i Waercure and SIMMER Resort This sstsbnshmeri
Ia situated thirty-two mirs from Philadelphia 10 beaut
IA undulAng country and Ia completely arranged for all
purposes Of he practice OF the Wserure a. well a. r
the Accommodation of pleasure visitors
Visitors AXE Ne Reading Cars al Philadelphia fer
Phruxvis and hence miies ~ stage 10 he Springs
FOR farther Information address Drs GEO. LTNGEN and
cHAs '. HoFFENDAHL, Chester Springs, Chester Co.
"a ais 3sw3u'
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~ ed

~ -I'sNII'.VIH
81 fer for sale The TsngOla rsnneryn siusied In he
~ town q WRvsrsing Ulsler county, ~ Y. formerly
belonging Edmund BuYn, Esq deceased. This factory
aesry 100 and tan ~ 600 sides Of leather
per II IL in good order. having been thoroughly
ovefhanled and put repsr within two years al
u4rss Of 5000 II can be put into operation Immediately
a. there about 100 cords Of bark drawn and piled
witch will be so'd with tbs property and plentiful sup
ply be obtained for msny years, IN the Immediate VI
cnity, ~ low prices.
Th, properly great advantages 70 any one who
desres carry the Tanning business The dstanre 10
the Delaware ard Hudson Canal 10 less than nine iet
and II IS only thirty miles the Newierk and Erie Rail
road over which may be had To New-fork Al sl
SEASONS ofthe year II will be sod very low ana The terms
OF payment will he made satisfactory The properly can be
seen and examined any time, by calling on Benjamin u
Hoornbsck ESQ at Wawarsing who Will show the boun-
daes &c ANY farther Information may be obtained from
Mr. Thomas Smul, Ferryst New York or from ne sab'
srrih.,. =, Ktng.ton AUGUSTUS r. BRUYN,
JAMES C.. FORSYTH.
Kingston. Ulster co. N. Y. Msy ., ls47.
Taa.NA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

NOTICE.-In pursuance Of an at Of he Legislature
INOf he STATE Of New-York passed April 49, ls47 The
OF The Mohawk and Hudson r E. CO. s changed W
tasl " he Albany ard Schenectady r Co.
Ahsnv. hsv ?. ias7 imyio 6ni y POsTER. " s-e's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18


Guerilla fighting is no new thing to the older
class OF the Mexican rancheros. Many Of them
can tell tales of the old war for Mexican indie
pendence, when, under Hidalgo Morelos, Guerre-
TO, and Victoria, they bafled the trained discI
pinned hosts OF the Viceroy of Spain; and unless
merciful Providence interposes TO arrest the war
we now waging with semi barbarian people
the horrible scenes of Asturla and Catalonia, IN
the Peninsula war, will unquestonaby be reen-
acted in Mexico. The late cold blooded assassin.
alton OF twenty five unarmed and peaceable Mexi.
can heads Of families, at the hacienda OF Gauda
loupc has induced the willy and interruptions par
tisan, Canales, to declare the whole population OF
the Hio Grande valley under martial law, and 10
summon all capable Of bearing arms 10 strike al
once for vengeance. T. approximation is addressed
to men smartng under wrongs, outrages. and ho
Mutations, ignorant, haifcivihzed and in whose
view human life has little saDctity. Should they
obey IT, retaliation will of follow; volun
teers from the Mississippi Valley and Texas--men
OF wild and unsettled lives familiar with brawls
and duels and street fights. restrained by no moral
or religious considerations-wOuldr rush into the
ghostly butcherwork, opposing bowie knives and
revolving pistols 10 the Mexican lasso and dagger
Our only hope is, that ere this extremity Is
reached our Government may offer such terms OF
peace as a proud and sensitive people like the
Mexosns can accept and which will involve on
their part no loss OF sefrespect and no surrender
OF their nationality and independence. so long as
they choose to maintain them. Were they willing
to unite their destiny with ours and blend into one
the two great republics, and were it certain that
their territory would remain, as now, unpouted
with the abomination Of slavery, we would far
more readily consent to receive the free States OF
Mexico into this Union than slave States formed Of
American territory. 1t IL not the extension of
"the area Of freedom" but that OF slavery, which
we deprecste. j. @. w.
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NOTICE-An Assessm7nI Of one Dollar upon eseA O.
Nths Assesssbe Shares Of the New York aud Lake So
peor Minng COmpsnys Stock has been laid By he Trus
tees Of me Company onehAA payable on The 18Th day oil
June and onehaH the 5h DAY Of August next d
the Vce-Presdent hereof, al their Ofhee Newest New
YOr1. By Order Of the Trustees
Dated May 25, 1877. J. III HOhDAM Soc'y.
myH 5s~lm-
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20 SMALL COUNTRY SEAT at sing sing Ici
&s sale or 10 furnished or unurnlshed-uAn'sonle
@2 house and grounds the steamboat landng, com
nspding re view OF the river and surrounding country
The house wood with colonnsde ami snrrounoed VIE
fru an ornamental trees. FOR full rartcuNs sppy TO
i-i 2tsw2g f28g p r. LUDLOW co. u Nsl-st
sxz At PRIVATE sAIE-Ou- lot Of grou.d % the
<s aide Of FhsL ID feet eastct second-aVehue
- For terms, &c apply 10
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER, Auctoueer,
goft luz 7 Rr0sd-st.
~ rOR -aIE-The valuable stores known "a ~
81 s25 and 2l7 Pearst and g. s. 7,9 H. 10, - ", y
VA 1912, H. 49, "a and % PisttsL In the Guy ~
New York A considerable portion q the purchase mo-
ney may remain mortgage. They will be sold seps
r.e or together. For farther description OF the pro-
perry and Tor terms apply either " the subscribers
X. nj BLarCHFORD, Hsnoyer-st
mss II =. BLATCHFOhp,
"a FOil S1IE-The resiience OF Thoma, Wright
- deceased with farm, 100 acre, Of land, situated In
- Columbia County, miles from City OF Hudson The
above /. very desirable place and will be sold low. Fo'
farther particular, Journal OF Commerce. or apply 20
SARAH A. WRIGHT on the premises or 10 WILLIAM
WRIGHT, 249 PesrsL SAMUEL THOMPSON, Hb
Pesrl-sL Hyoi ih
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THE EEW.YOR AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE.
SUMMER ARRdNG EMENE

THE NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE.
SUMNER ARRdNG EMENE
-. r-FEstzssgsfs1 FOs PASSENGERS,
- twice each way daily,
(except sunday )lesvs
New York from The foot ~ DusnssL att O'Clock A. NJ and
sti O'Clock, p NJ By steamboat for Piermont thence by
cars 70 Rsmspo, Monroe, Chester Goshen, Mddletown
Ousyille ard ne Intermediate stations
Tue return trains for New York will leave Otsgie nj
~ AMI l5, p NJ. Mddletown, At 7 A. NJ. and
%. r w.. Goshen. att 2, A. N and, S, P NJ Chester
A. 35, 4. NJ end 70, P NJ.
Fare between NswYorS and Ot.ville 81 50 wsy.fare
IN proportion.
FoR nnK-Leave odsvine at 81 O'Clock, morning and
evening.
F0R FRgIGHr-The barges Samuel Marsh and Henry
Suydam. Jrn viii leave New-York from the foot OF
Dusne-stl ~ 5 O'Clock P VI. daily (excspt Sundays)
no freight will be received IN NewYo ssr O'Clock,
p NJ.
Freight for NewYork will bs taken by the trains leaving
Ousyiis al l0i O'clock A. M Mddletswn at III A. NJ;
Goshen At l2i. P. 81 Cheaer at o'clock NJ. Ne nc.
For farther particulars sppiy to J. ~ CLARksON
Agent corner OF Duane and West cts NevYork or 10 T.
3 POST Superintendent Fran pOrstion, PiefmonL
nyt n II. q. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

VUALrHAM COTTONs-varions widths o. thess
w eoods bss ched and unblesched. For sale by
jslS REsMlTH 4 co. 50 and 50 Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

a NBBLk As GOOD As A BITE.-The 0ris
"A void hock, Invented by Geo W Griswold. Polters-
viile n T. This 10 tho pls xifra Of fshhooks, and 10
declined entirely 10 supersede The ordinary hook 10
ne. IL 10 arranged With spring lever AID striking hook
The slksx usied that whea set IL ies along
aide Of tbs main hook ADD 10 retained BY shde when
lie 6sh uibhles strkin hook desceuds and skes
on ihs outside Of the bad They made OF various
ssss and adapted taking all ktods Of fsh For sale,
wholesale and retail, by JOHN J. BROWNk co.
Jss l22 Fultonst
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rHOUsATONIC RAILROAD.

-HOUsATONIC RAILROAD. dr.
AE& For Pis6ed, North Adams, vii - $3ss3
iamstown, Bennington, Rutland,
Lebanon Springs &c. via the Houssonic Railroad Sum
msr Arrangement. commencing Monday June IL, NE
steamer MOUNrAINEER. Capt VIM. Vi Freeze, viii
leave New York from the pier foot OF MnAsi-sl =. r.
daily, sundays excepted At 81 o'clock NJ for Bridgeport,
where passenger. lake the eegsnt and commodious cars
on HE Hou-stonic Railroad arriving al the Safe Line he
junction wi the Western RsiIosdl al AT pat oeioca
p NJ In time 10 take the East OF West Fare TO The
State Line, 81
r- stage. run IN connection with the Cars TO Lee Lem
OK Old Siockhrdge, Curlsviile Winsled and Norfolk
Fare through 81 Also 70 Litchhcd, Woodbury. Danhury
and Bethel
LEBANON SPRINGS A Line win be arranged early
IN the season. by which passengers from Newhors can
reach This place by daylight With more comfort ard en
pedon and with less expense Than by any other route
~ New York passengers have the privilege OF stopping
over day in Bridgeport.
No Agent Of this COmpsny authorized to take charge
Of spece bank notes valuable papers, or to receive
then for transportation on any condition.
Freight received the dep0 the foot 81 Markets.
from o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock P. N. @. NJ. PERRY,
my26n Agent, Office on The pier
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nAN's PATENT HOsE-For sale in Ne~-York by
- lhe Inventor and manufacturer. IS Cortland James
WAler 20 Broadway Joseph II. Ash. rs Brosdway.
j 5 Phi!oin, Deg a. w. :. c Chsrdsv0yne i54
Chery-st George r Howell, 50 Psrk-row FAR 4
Briggs. " Rseiors George Fulton. SIS BrOsi~Ay ;
Knight Rhoces, sSl Broadway; Thomas Hsnson 50
Broadway; Miller Coates, ll6 Grknd-st Charles Pin
500. II rhird-avenne Nsthl Sawyer 20 Bl@ecker-r
J. Crsig. broad-syi J. stuart s2S Broadway; J. p
Quinn. 50 Brosd-sy; ,. h. TrOworsxe 20 Wsler
Mckenzie 0Hars, SIS Broadway; John hutsor. Un0n-
sqaArecor Fourie-nihst Aten.isl stA-av-uae. SAN
ue Pryor 24 Third avenue Plumbers; and D. Hodg msn.
corner OF hsidena1e and Nassau 81 and where else
o The City OF Newly is
kArAe subscribers having made arrangements with q
celebrated nufacturcr Of he Polished Croos 81 Waking
Sucks viii keep bsni full Assortment Of he latest
fsrsizn style Of back brown, fancy coors whch hsy
viii sell fon IS 10 - per ceut cheaper lhsn any Other
hoase In The city. samples ready CRY and
country dealers invited csll ard examine h-rn
lel JOHN J. Brown co. II FulonsL
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AM on LIVFkNOKT- th-

IN. TAYLOK,- BALsAM OF LINEk~OST ne
LIMOS extraordinary medicine 10 me Nofias-CH lol
lOxscura-Mr sniun 49, Forsyth-sL wo AfAct-d seven
yesr. with coo.ampu0n. This nedisine enred nm We
daily hear OF the most remarkable cures - IA use Be
ware OF sount.rf-its Remember The genuine 10 now
made Al he es.e eepot Is Beekm2n-s By The pro-
prieior formerly SIS Bovery. leiz On
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nTBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that petition has
4 beeu presented 10 tho Board Of Aldermen 10 have
sewer constructed 10 William street from JOhn.sreei 70
and 10 connect W IN he Ia M-ideu-lane. All per
sons Interested Ia shove proposition having objections
10 lie same desired 10 present them In writing 10 the
undersigned bis Office No. Hall OF Records 90 or De-
fore the 26lh day u June, inst
AARrIS 2. THOMPSON Street Commissioner
gtreet Cowmis.oneFs Ofice. June Is, l8f1. l.b lOt
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CATZE WIRE WINDOW sHADEs.-T

CAUZE WIRE WINDOW sHADE-.-Uuhty
NJ ard Elegance contradictions Shades are Eauabls
for the variety Of TO which they are well adapted
For low windows lhev particularly desirable az they
be- seen from and not seen into They admit Tree
circulation Of air. and reject flies mosquitoes &C. They
are eegsny painted. and no oman can be placed 10
window pass them They exceedingly durable
and be kept 10 good order for years by ws'hng
large assortment onteresng landscape Scenes and beau
uful devices are ready for exhibition and select
pieces will be painted to order.
jr9 I'm HASKELL co 10 B'etmsn st
NXTINUOW sHtDES, Git COnice-, Sc--J. G.
w WOODFORD, 29j Broadway, il corsianly receiv-
ing from Europe ard from best American artists The
lses snd fashionable styles Of Window Sh 'des ard
which he Is selling reduced prices Also CIT Cor
Loops, Pin, Gauze Window Wire, &C. La'arge bui d
ing 295 Broadway leH
AaJINDUW SHADES. GU Cornice-, &c. 1T reduced
w prices-J c. WoODFORD, Z95 Broadway. 10 now
selling of his large stock of fashionable Window Shades
al gfesi reduction In prices The stock consists u pan
Of Gothcs Landscapes Flowers, Scrolls, Ngnetes Nen
ian Scenes sc all OF which got In the most tasteful
and durable Some II ME Gothic Shades turpass
any ever before introduced into hi. country.
Gilt Cornces, DrAperv Curtains, Curtain Loops, do
Bands and Pins, Gsuze Window Wire &c
j-l2 l.ai.rge Butdlngs. 20 6foadwN.
xzTINDUW -HADhs, Git Cornices Sr.--I. c.
w WOOyFORD, gas Broadway, /. constantly recriv-
Shades, and which ne l. selling at great reduction
prices Several STYLES Of GOhics beautifully
cgied landscape. Flowers. Ngueues Scrolls Abhefs
Rosetles, sc. Gilt COTnc~s. Dapery. Curtains, Curtain
Material Curtain Pins and Bands SC &c. Lafarge Build
ings. 295 Broadway. jelo
WINDOW SHADES, spmcesL-Fami'ie. about
w furnishing their houses i'm SHADES viii save any per
BARrOL L ORMsBEE,
s2s en Mauufsrmrers and Importers