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rE,AyELLERs, aUsns.

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NEW PnnhfcArscNs

oNe'g EDITOR or LEwfe kRVFDkIr-COkPLNl
u new rcAay. Laws Arundel orthe Railroad OF lt.
1pplets ~ volume, inu-sta,sd Lls yuoho vo9ia
veil I'm prrci ssas hle wax - look ~ the tprrt cpf
sdisinn Il petc There ~ mutHate1 N
akydsd editiop Cor sale whioh u sse 6ecepton anaat
"A uuhffs. fongs nefrute4c edition nov f1sHT.
NJ IONN a nnlNrMER ~ Ann et~ret
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PAPER HANGINGs, &c.

ERENcH PAPER INCARCERATION FAYE 8 CO..
No 40 Pearl street. near Madison oas, the richest as
Papers, no. all Imported direct from this
end fov sale ~ the lowest rAtes ~ Wholesale and tA
LIME PAPER HANGiNCs.-FRANCIs FARES CO.,
g Pearl street. hsve just received, snd offer .. whole
sale and RETAIL oxtepsve asscrtmant OF All the rchest
styles Of Decorative, Velvet Gold. Satin, frenoh, and
for drawing rooms 30 Also all the most ayproyed styles
Of Decorative Oaks Marble Blooks Panel Work &c. suit
able for Halls dining So The meet psrsos work
10 hang PAPER always on hand.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, &c.

DERFoRD co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREss-rHE
ID only Organized the Nicaragua route via M
csrsgua Tuesday October 7th by steamer PRoME rdEus
The rropros the Nicaragua route confident that
they and in San IN les than TWEEN
tyve dsys We win send packages and mail BAGS BY the
Frometheu Ia charge Of Mr. w. H. Hackett Of the hr Of
Racket Ssaud OF San Juan who have been established
all goods without delay Pahages net exceed
$50 lbs before the 9Th mat Freight i've
&c per pound lower By any other express Letters
for ali psrs Nicaragua and Central America received TIL
2oelock L. NJ. Oct7 No yesey street. Astor House.
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baltimore, Oct. 2 lsll
The United States ship Cyane received sailing orders
yseterdey, 60 jein The squadron st Pensacola
Reid and Clements. the condemned pirates, Effected
their tscaTe ffom Richmond VII, on Tuesday night
There was slight frcst at Savannah last Saturday
night.
The soutbofn mail has rcached here
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The Great India Rubber Ca.el-Sccayear
versus Ury.

TNNVrov, Vet y T5IT-
The rreet Indie rubber osseq between Goodyear 40
icy carve NJ FOR hral hesrin before the t5 ait Court
toe United States iVesdsf There wee two sosons
ID Law End Tue 10 tQulty. ad stVr pfctrectd dssa+
ion o. 20 which shguid ~ hrt taken ur IL has m ally
r'ttco tntec coaunuHuce 81 Oh. suite pand bctwec
ttt p.fits tNectrr tcrt tcth etss phqS' he
rcnp eco ~ the ssh 81 tsbrugy usyt; when the
4y1,uy VII tfd tiRe tnly can deYciope.
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pensh Of a sIl.,lonary sn, a snip Captain

oALhMl VNtVr y z. 1911
Tho brig Louise ~ this port from Gau bla re- orts the
death a. Rev james Moore n II the Mcurovia rnis.
sion which occurred Augut a9th, from accident
IN hoard the Louisa
ctPtsn hici ard Ssvory. Of the brig Garland fccm
payie, led ON beard. September nth.
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uhvAnA ApvEnT,+EnBsT

UIN1OsAs FURNIrURE rTO1E3 No. ~ OgisfC
street. snd ~ Vfrspie s,rest Hsuaah, EQUAL ~
ieutcsn be ettstsutv hAn< " enc shove vel ~
cfe sfs' Ind vsir stle tooub or 9us oid Fgrp
urf sud tholttefy % ihe latest style ~ zen he Will
t"Wt1 Ttr ca' Ices than SOY Ohio t4ulc N hHnAaA w
sore waiting htttts Intending t teeE loa suo 1osN
rarsec. atgck a tbc aheVa att
sles htge. ct The most rVes1o Akls
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From Washington.

TREASURY NOTES oursrANDNa-Tur cKEsus.
WAsHSeror, Oct. q ISL
The amount Of Treasury Notes outstanding on the
1st q Oct, was Sl65 SOL.
The population Of Connecticut ts officially pub,hej
3To7ol Of Alabama, free, 42STTS slaves, S4lS92
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The Fugitive Arrest ana II

AHTtbu uhtu itcScWe NJ - Tucuse.
The SLAVE HEIoND REAcn-ARREsr or Mr.. LEARs,
HIS OWNER, ON a CHARGE OF KIDNArFING-
MARSHAL ARM BROKEN, ETC.
SYRACUSE, October 2--p. NJ.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon the examination Of
p j. Lcsrs the alleged OF the fugitive Jerry was
resumed but before any progress made the cemms
sion.r consented TO hear the defence who contended that
the should produce evidence that the
are legally held TO service In Missouri.
During the argument the excitement of the large and
Increasing crowd became intense, and number of the
windows Of The oDice were broken by stones thrown
against them.
Att O'Clock. the Commissioners adjourned the court
III til this ing
After tho adjournment of me examination the alleged
fugitive was taken into apartment in the Of tn
police ofce, with the intention OF waiting the dspero
Of the crowd, when he to be removed TO place
safety; but the excitement continued TO increase and
an attack was made upon the police Office by number
ofpersons with clubs, axes, and crowbars.
The windows and doors broken through, and the
ofco filed with men, but the fugitive was still beyond
plank was then uaed as battering ram, and an en-
trance forced with It through the partition separating
the Office from he apartment in tbs Of It, In which
the fugitive was
Resistance was made by the officers having him in
charge They were however, ovsrpowercd, and he was
carriage In readiness. near Britnals Hotel into
which he was hurried and which bore him out Of town
In his endeavors TO retain the fugitive In custody
Marshal Fitch Of Rochester had hs right arm broken
in two places.
Thus far else Is reported being seriousy In
jured
In half hour ser the the crowd had entirely
dispersed, and the city assumed quiet aspect
There attempt made to recapturc Jerry after
bis rescue from the police Office, and he Is probably
beyond the reach Of the l. =. authorities.
The general topic f conversation this morning Is his
successful escape, which seems TO afford persons
high satisfaction
Thismorning MIR Lears tho claimant of Jerry, was
rested as kidnrrper, warrant issued by Justice
House, complaint Of y. A. Wheaton. MIR. l., gave
bail this morniI to appear for trial the charge Of Kid
mapping
Mths time all IL perfectly quiet. No arrests have yet
been made.
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Police lnttilausnee ,

CAd-e, f S.s1ling None, Yesterday, officer Lynch az
the Fist ward police, arrested named Csthx
rine Belser charge Il stealing S32 in money fros
the possession OF Margaret Clark residing at No lsY
Washington street II that the ace used wa .
boardcr the house and during the temporary absence
Of Mrs Clark from the room, the prisoner Ia alleged
have opened the bureau drawers, and abstractsd tbs
money. The prisoner, when arrested, had set OF
new clothing evidently purchased With the stolen monsy
servant girl n the house detected the accused AZ the
bueau drawers ard ted hss that she had business Co
take that liberty Justice Iothrop the evidence ad
duced, committed the accused for trisl.
Stealing Bsts 81 Cotton -Oficer Roland OF ths
efficient policemen Of The First wall arrested yesterday
a negro namSd Thomas King, on a charge Of stealing
bale az cotton valued AZ $50 The rogue engaged
man .; rr No, 4 North River, and requested him ts
carry The bale OF ectton 20 10 2s2 Front street Ths
cafman wcut AZ desired and arriving at the place.
the negro paid h 10 cents and again ordered tho cc<
ton TO be conveyed 70 No Ito South street Hero II
received and delivered. The oarmap however .thougbt
the case rather suspicious air. and gave information
TO the police, who Soon after took the negro into custody
procured The stolen cotton and returned tho To
the orner Justice Lothrop committed the accused 60
prison for trial.
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Jupu ~ o. ruE CtuPrEwa ISot,ys- party on a foscn
Chpp. wae arrived from La Pontc lately oi sffienf
vie 20 tht r ruthrrr n this vicinity rtey ct the
nuruhtr Who could be pereuadcd 70 remove ~ tner
new seepcy on the MnFiespn and On iearf rS WY
permitted 30 frutin by tncr 0rets fstssv VA ue
i6ks county: they had dpy a reje'cng a. the good
ncwf Th,y were iosppd BY sme o' tie natives Q, h,'
place nd vc,nily amog he number ~ n'icol eiact
Msd Wbc efcis tcd q. ,itf sus With thsl DE sJs
crvt, vitl fteitsr aud ttsrfsgcs ana dies pstoteA
With rntsplc ~ vrrr tar sna b'ask Icy fnnse Ar
s,erjt cgtho village. daurisg and isgins sod making
' spc, cb:r late s;Pvig JssuaI, SECT ".
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Resignation or tho Canadian Cabinet.

ToEovro, Oct. z, ls5l
The resignation Of the entire cabinet reached Lord
Egin Tuesday, and has yet been sent FOR ia
form new ministry II Is universally admitted tina
the tories cannot come IN.
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mArRDmguIAL..

MATRfm0NY MADE EAsr, OR now TO WIN a
w Lever Professor Lawt0n, Of London having arrives
"a bowen WI ,eno snv address 90 reotpt OF One Doi-
paid plain directions enable ladies' gentlemen
20 win TIE devoted affections 81 many ~ the opposite
their hesrs nay deaire The process s simple hut
aspvatg that all may be married irrespagvs of.yA
psarsncs or pescn ard sst stoush not least ~ "
nrrsuro< With suoh sna dclcscy that deteetiou
gtssble. Address Prpfsssor Lavtos Bsst,n. n.ss n.
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Court CT Common Pleas.

Before Hen Judge Wocdrud
Der 2-C1ttcrfns Su-rsthcys 7nenas p. Rogers ns
Cas kss Motion % vacate order Tor arrest denied
Cos.s Of motion 20 abide the event
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Nrw oRLE.ss October 1, ISL
Later accounts have been received nom Honduras to
the effect that the Bsh have determined tc seize upon
Banaco and the ether coast Islands, aud had formed
plan for the establishment Of provisional government
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LocKroar, October 2 1861
No tcats have passed the break ia the canal a. Jet
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RESIGNATION OF THE cABINET-THE SIERRA MADRE
REvoLUTIoN-GEN. MORALES KILIED--PRoNuNcIA-
MENTo OF TIE LlBERAToRS, ETC.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 80, 1861.
Late advlees from the city Of Mexico have been
ccved. The Cabinet resigned in body the I'd inst
and much dissatisacon prevailed throughout the
try. which in the most deporablc and sbect con-
dtion.
The convention Of the Governors of the different
States, called for the purpose Of devsng SEINE means
fer the relief of the difficulties under which the people
are laboring, had met, and without taxing de-
csye action the subject adjourned, causing great
disss tisfae .ion.
Letters received by the steamship Yacht mention that
the battles CT Caargo between the troops
and reyoluiorists took place the 18TH and
period Of eighteen hours.
The government troops defeated, with loss Of
60 killed and wounded. Among the latter Gen. NO
rales. Three other officers killed
The forces Of Carabse sustained loss whatever with
the exception Of ten wounded
The whole number Of men engaged under him as
about four hundred They consisted Of company Of
Americans, under the command of Capt Trinble and
Texan company, under the command o. Gen. Canaes
The remainder were commanded by Col Cebazar.
The prcnupciamcnto ssued by the insurgents does
not declare that the states in revolt are
except In the event Of the federal refusing
their oyeltures.
lhe various perts declared open to foreign vessels
upon paying moderate duties.
report was current at Brownsville that Gen. Arista
would assume the command Of the reyoiutionists
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Movement. or D,.,,rpu,sh.s Ind,v,du.r..

Hen. s. A. Dorgss senstor from nlIncs arrived ycs-
terday morning st The Aston House
Mrs. General Scot. and daughter are at Springfield,
Macs, 1c,rc for NtEpo-..
Mrs. fillmore aai daughter bsve arrived as Albany,
whore they will sreno sevsrai Gays.
Hon George Bancroft s building house at Newport,
r. T., aud viii take up his residence at that place
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NEWS BY TELEGRA PH.
WIS BY TIE l. E @ r AP Fl.
VERY INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
>~~N~yNN-~0O0ON0>ON~yN~~
Further Relative to the Revolution.
N>oy~O|No.NyNN0NNNNONSN~ON~
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE BLOT AT SYRACUSE,
s0N~~~NNN~NNNN<NN~y~N
IUE MARYLAND CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
O.>NN1N~~N~N-No-NNN~~
NONE rARY TROUBLES IN BOSTON,
&C., &C., kcs
Monetary Affairs IA Boston.

BosroN, Oct 2 1851.
lbs sontinued pressure In the money market has
suites m the fafare of or two heavy firms here but
1t is 7ossble at this moment to give an accurate LIST
80 many ruiors are in circulation. The Vermont Cen.
trail Railroad Company unable to continue pay the
heavy rates OF interest for loans have called meeting
stockholders for the lath to IL thcy will to
GLOW mortgage bonds for the million to be issued and
on what terms
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TENTREvlLLE COURSE, L. I-GREAT ATTHAC-
~ tion,-The coming contest, on Thursday next, be-
tween the astonishing pacing horse Pet and
Ing circles no.hi.x else heard Pet mats the
Pets great time iie in hsrnsss In 22 the fastest
on record csypss has been very low IN the tweae and
The subscrbrr with certainty the public that
they will on tnis occasion. witnes most brilliant
JOEL C0NKLIN, PropristoF
II 3-Purse 500 mile beats. best ia i've, N harness.
Tuesday Oct a. purse 500 two mss aud repcst. In hsr.
IN aye under the saddle The above purses free Tor all
totting TO close next Saturday evening" October
h at ten oelock Ut T. Keyer's. Of Eighth and
Chestnut streets two good New York horees enter
three or to make field and two start There will
be small purse given ut any time suit ths number Of
horses. =. EASTMAN, Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
w sit. TAPsCOTT a CO., 80 SOUTH sTR1.1,
supply drafts for any sIaouns, payable throrsho2t
Red Star Line the swallow TAif Line tLe Dramatic Lima
and Line OF Liverpool packets and the Lns OF Lndoa
packets BY os which ships eaa ~ snxsgca
reasonable ssrins
G1E O00 TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT INrE:
HfOsOOV rest. lin one or more sums on bond and
mortgage productive real estate this three or
No. 70 Wall street, cor Broad street.
BOO,OOV Estate in this city Sums Of S. 900 and up
wards will be loaned at cent interest down town
property Apply s. g. Broad, No. ii Wall street, in The
Crotch Water ofhco basement.
CkO 0OO TO LOAN TOR TERN OF YEARS.
ROO,OOO occurred Ly produ otive city property. RO.
Derrick LAWRENCE IS " all street Eotioo-The sdver-
tstr having made with the
repced Ia this city will attend to the sales Of
real estate furniture. nc, at auction.
OK 0OO WANTED, AND A PARTNER WITH
pO,OOO this amount IN cssh, can hear Of a vacancy
In etablti ed business having tho facilities Ct clearing
double the investment yearly by addressing w. H. Herald
oee with name stating where an nterssw can be hae,
which will receive prompt attention.
OK 0n0 WANTED. AND AN ENTERPRtSING
ROsVVO to engage In Nclusiye uufsot uring
bu.insss In Ptisdsrha that Will net $40 cv rear
will 10 shown anfntervicw Addrcss r. b. ais once
s;aing time and paeefor interview which will b. strict
ly confidential and meet prompt attention.
ready cash. to DIN the advertiser IN the manufAotu
and sale OF patented article OF universal and Increasing
mand In which there 10 neither competition or rick Ad-
dress l. T. l., Herald.
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MUSICAL.
DAN CHG,


uEERY WELLS AND SISTERS ACADEMY FOR
Dancing and healthful exercises, at the Stuyvesant
Institute, $50 Tuition has commenced all
fashionable dances will be taught in the
graceful appropriate H. Wells sister have
Iased several years Paris the Royal Ac sdemy. at
the best schools for private dancing in France Apply daily
at the above address, from eleven o'clock until two.
CEARING's PRIVATE DANCING AND wALTzINo
- Academy No. &c Bond street Mt takes pleasure in
The class days commeneng October nth aud
for ladies and nsstsrs Tuesdays and Fridays :. oSosk
and families attended soirees as usual Mr. s. viii intro,
szurss composed BY himself Music for sale At his ros
dence above
M NE. DESJARDINS-GRAvIER. HAVING REMevED
WI her oanciDg academy to No. 81 Clinton Place,
pecfy informs the public that she will open her class In
October, Is ususl.
DRIvATE DANCING AND Waiting ACADEMY
H. Meyen respectfully informs his patrons aud the pub
c will open his Academy Thursday. October
9th GO Broadway Houston street de Will likewise
re open his classes the Shakespeare Hotel 2f2 william
street. next Saturday October teach the elegant
mpshnent of Dan sing in all its branches. Me- will
introduce several new dances which be has reeevei By Ls
please call at his residence c Houston street, from 10
o'clock At the Shakespeare Hotel from Il O'clock.
P.M
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John i. XANDEwATER. AUOrIONEER-sALE OF
90 fine old Wines Brapdies Segars. &eJohn L. vande-
waer Co. will se,l At auction a. their saeroem IL Wall
advanoes one ossk Otard, Dupuy a Co.; and cask
CoenAe brandy. two pipes Gin and twelve demijohus
OF Wines private nnbln Porter London Stect,
Champagne, &c. Also, $1,000 imported Havana Segars.
CatGilscts ready.
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II N. ALLEN, AUCTIONLER AUCTION NOTICE.
a. Special sale OF c. bip.t FURNITURE &c-J. r. Allen
xyts, ladies and gentlemen purchasing furniture attend
bis sale this morning, ut b. (batweeu
eAs streets At CLOCK general assortment
eirosewood mihosapy AID tact walnut Furniture most Of
shiloh Is richly carved and very elegant wing rooms
raors snd chambsrs. anon which several suits to
match superb rosewood Book Case mahogany Ward
yobe and other Chars d'esng bureaus centre
Tables French Bedsteads Wahs.an o., &c. together
with good variety Of Stone ina Bohemian lass Por-
eslan and paper ache goods gilt Grand &c. May DO
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nRCC sToRE FOX SALE LOCATED IN A TuIcKLY
~ forrlated and p,eesant noishcorhood, doing good
oarcs aod established for Ave IL good chance
rs PIP eiso. The for selling the proprietor wishes
leave tis city For further particulars
street. OF Bark street.
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"A CCTION NOTICE.-THvs. BELL. AUCTIoNEER -
"A By BushnThi day. At los o'clock. IN che Sales
4nd other Furniture two splendid rosewood az oSt.ve
dressing Bureaus, soa Self, Bsds eItensoa Tables fifty
CARPETS. Oil Cloths PAINTINGS Ergrayogs &c. Also Sc
ars, Brsndies Wines &c small quantity Of Dry Goods
Jcweiry. sc, SO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE. FIRST CLASS
three story and basement brick House and Lot ava
eoose from tto ferry boats; hut and hnishod In the
ccstiy eJ fronts two made streets Ill be sold, II
applied for this week. at o less than lot and such
house lie fought and built for. ferms THIS
chance Ingoirs at the OF South Fourth and Fifth
streets. T. REILLY.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

TcoR sALE- 500 TONS OF DOCK AND BUILpI
Il topo, delivered At the foot Of Thrt y-eghth strs
North river. Apply At Thirtv-oishth street and To-
avenue
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NVON ENFHWSS NUW "A
II reed business Also good Horse and wagou Please
address T.. N. N, office Of this PAPER.
A VERY RARE CHANGE FOR MAN OF SMALL CAPI-
IA tai To sell the Stock aud Fixtures Of Grocery
and cuor store. with lease o. house, the part pays
aeary the entire II will sold sacrifice. as the
10 gcng into other business Apply In the store In
1hiry.c urth street. between Ninth and Tenth
tfer ec9ek T. NJ. the bsing aged down town.
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LIQUOHA,

BURGUNDY FORT, BRANDY, So, LANDING.-l, 2D0
pipes halves quarters ard oghths burgundy PORT Of
web known brand st. harn and p panton land
ing per Mandsria from Port vendree i hal. pipes g,as
Philippe Cannuds brand sardines and small Psas
per Clara Bell. from La Roohee 20 hampers Ciaret Bot
Ties, per Z. Peterson; for sAse By - =
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DOUBLE SHEET.


A UCTI0N NOTICE.-LARCE, ATTRACTIVE AND
Special Auction Sale Of I'm ported arpsts Austen
y sofnsr e Place and william street win sell
assorment Of ysiyet Tapestry Bresseis Three Ply In
and Dutch Csrpetng Cocoa Mating Druygsts Rugs
Table Covers &c. &c. The sale will include 100 pieces In
sets Of pieces each Of the best make Of Iash Ia
Yestry CArptng just imported to ORDER expressly city
trade and presenting rare opportunity hotels and
snilies Also 1tO pieces 90 IL A. and 64 Drugget Also
cotton Ingreiu Co. The will exhibit
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DrD GOODS.

No>>o.-No~0-~No~~~N~~~0 >~>~~~~~-,~~
AT DEFIANCE
~ COLUMBIAN HALL. No 28l Grand st AGAINST
ats ThISCOTNT IS & M K TOWLE would invite the
OF their patrons and strangers visiting the cfy
durine the HOLIDAYS. 10 their splendid stock OF
SHAWLS, SILKS and VELVETS.
which they offering at a
GREAT REDUCTION.
eco INDIA CASHMERE LONG SHAWLS,
from SO to SIS
Loo INDIA CASHMERE SQUARE SHAWLs'
from IS TO So.
1000 BROCHE SHAWLS, LONG and SQUARE
from SIS to $40. $1,000
The above Shawis being rs cent cheaper than any o
fered in this city this season
RICH BROCADE SILKS, extra quality from SI 70 p 10
HEAVY BLACK SILK, (oil boiled, warranted')
from IS cents TO 81
RICH AIN and CHANGEABLE, PLAID and
STRIPED. from 30 cents to 81.
nj ACK and COLORED SILK VELVET one yard WIDE
from 81 so to S4
LACES and EMBROIDERIE5.
SEQ pairs rich Lace Curtains, Floss Applique and laIi-
20 oOs yards Muslin DrapeU, embd, Floss and Tam
boured from Is. to 81. per yard.
SEQ Ladies Embd Pocket Halkerchies, French needle
work, from vs. cents to 80.
500 Ladies Rmbd Berhas, French nsedlework, from 81
to 81 50.
Elegant Lace Capes Collars Cuffs Undersleeves and
UndsThsbts, at equally low prices
1900 dozen FRENCH KID GLOVES, warranted best
quality.
d27A COLUMBIAN HALL. No. 28l GRAND-ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
DkOOR PLATES DOOR PLATES !
Camps ana Burning fluids.

I AMPS, GIRANDOLES, BRACK-
IL ETS, CHANDELIERS &c-The undersigned
wishes direct public attention to his large and assorted
stock Of Grandoles Chandeliers Brackets, CandeabTas
Solar Lard, Fluid, Phosgene, and Oil Lamps, Hall ~
terms of which be has beautiful assortment Of the latest
styles and patterns Also. article Of Camphene and
Burning Fluid, warranted not to explode pure Sperm
Solar Lard, and Whale OIL Wicks Of all kinds Also,
large assortment of Paper Shades and every article con-
nected with the trade all warranted and delivered TO
part of the city free of charge Country merchants sup
piled the most advantageous terms Orders by post or
otherwise punctusly attended to. SOLOMON 8. REL
LY, No 1875 Canal-st of Laght No. l67 Green.
wich-st., CouTtandt. and No. 2s Canal st. near
Hudson, New. York. d20 tie