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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

The ELECTION OK Mr.. SUMNER.-Prevous to
the hnal ballot in the Massachusetts Legislature
resulting in the election Of Charles Sumner to the
U. S. Senate, it is well known that several fraud
ulent votes were cast, and that in order to avoid
this each person was required to put bis vote in
sealed envelope. At the very first ball); after
this was done Mr. Sumner was elected.
The Courier dts EtQts URis which, as Q are
confident, aims to be fair in its statements con-
corning American politics, allows it to be under
stood that these fraudulent ballots were cast by
the friends of Mr.. Sumner, and other papers make
similar statements. Now we regard this idea as
entirely set aside by the final result. That result
showed Mr.. Sumner to be in the majority, and
there is no doubt that had the same precaution
been taken he would have been elected before.
1t looks most likely that these votes were cast by
some of the Huuker Loco opponents Of Mr. Sum
ner, who, after long, desperate resistance, saw
no other means of preventing his election. 1t is
certainly not according to fair play to attribute it
to his friends, and therefore, though we have no
other interest in the matter, we make this correc
fiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

State OF Honduras viii 70 longer be -
rbesrArce Of The British GovernnienL 70 Plos1 " us
bull7 Or The rcu payment 81 10 deos! ,,orr,ru
have ire honor 70 be, &c NJ . NOL~N' :
When the City of Truxillo was in the hana' O.
the British troops, on this OCCASION the Dag oil
Honduras was pulled down and the Mosquito nag
run up in its place And yet noae OF the three
arbitrary lines drawn by ChatGed as the MOS
quito boundary has ever included the port oil
Truxiro, which WAS always acknowledged as be-
longing 70 Honduras. The three documents
which We have given above were published IN
the official paper Of Honduras. at Oonsysgua, on
the l9lh OF October, ls49. As the British naval
authorities have again taken possession OF tne
Island Of Rusrsn and are menscins Truxillo, this
little episode Of history possesses considerable
interest,". Its perussl may enable our readers 10
follow more uaderstandnsly the coarse which a.
fairs are now taking in that corner Of our Cont
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The Mormon. Of Beaver I.iaDd.

We are in receip, OF the northern l'ldsa7 o
the Sd instant, published at 81. James, beta
Island, Lske Michigan. by Cooper and Chds..e.
ls is the organ Of the 5nspg division OF ms ~.
mons. We CLEAN the following from rs col lms =.
The tsbiss h.s cOmmeLcsd ihis sessen e@e.I "a
con mO0 DR. KsLgDsn tsgi.d some hhy bsness,m, Ia
principal .Aers q, two hsus Of tho seine ~
-Apnl hss come 10 fine aDd no boat yet Tss.,.sssa
hss y ~ cesr q ce some ne, ard indeed i1r1s ms
bit HE Tine " ? pat Winter thai boss co1S - -t4s
ron above end n.sk- be ns'b Dor. They couli Jaw
lie =. sts.l liges .giaf
The hsye mace srrsr gensnts - rue U.S., "a
psetri Non this hafbOr 20 nsekh -, PEI lfs'o'
GItnd Trsvefse every week curi0g tho ensut Ne
Ia 10 ttei iaieDtOn 20 run from ths tsroor
pfLccs ssiious . hth.0g gfOuf 10 e. stAo
They viii also get sslicg vessel Of ho irge' go
uais Tegr Ar ulps 0 . ana doom ths Lakes tJf NV
PofisuOn Of lumber aid otDsf hrsVy sric's .,A 70
-Ho ell - lsndlcss. Come ~ - ne $50 49,, oSS
ceve psTpetua ilbedtsncs n yousselyrs So -. lea
tftiiy fbefe IL rich and besDugl ~ld ara 80 s1lh.
viii rot GOAT s~sy sBd you have 80 "a "a
money ard without price There 70 i.oa -, .hsf
the word 70, all The peooe, snd God macs hsrs.
ceuy each Of his cresiures sharsf Itis 20. oxncs
The Traverte stands. extending scTon 'o, No.,
lLto Green B1y are 80 e1cesuI loc7iion fo' "a 90
mon seuI,n eot The largest IN lhe gfoop 10 49, st,a
srres IN s1.pt and 10 fsrersly sLd ~si l.rss
come natural meadows Sewn or eiRht otnr,s a. Ill
enough for settlement Thy have fnost oons 200.
uatr and ssme rood bsTboSs, vslaaoe ilDDo s.,nbog
let 6sberes snd weSbi communc siiOn ~ 49,. are
IN Lhree sideront directions Most OF moss
uEoec1pied
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BY Telegraph to The sew-yOrk aribsp,.
49, Nh. Ti,grs,A Ql.,. ~ Hla.r.r s.l b.
~ For additional Telegraphic Die.
patches, see Third Page.


hosroN' Monday, April d
9th inst arrived At this port this morning c.
tain Holkips reports tina. the Chamber Of Daos-
ties bad been in session for the cOnsider.tjo, ~
the propos ton OF the American Government "a
l,tive 20 kaowledgiog the Independence Of ,ss
Domincisns Ii wss generally sisted GA TIA a.
that Capt sailed. that the Chaes aer bad ,.,s..'
ed the proposition. and that the ain MAJ e.
the detention Of The American brig "Le,,Ss.',
and the Imprisonment Of her Cspisn. had a..
been rejected. 10 consequence the Haytisn. az
pected the arrival OF an American squadron AZ
Port su Prince. Five Of the con.oirs,or. 49,.
the Empire were shot while Capt wu :,
Port au Prince-one, Custom House officer. diss
quite bravely, saying that they might shoot hIs
bot there were plenty left, that an Imperial Gov.
errment was too expensive torsuch poor isaaa
and never would be sustained Souioaoua h,.
called an additional military force to Por, a,
Prince, and psrsdes the streets daily a. the head
OF two or three thousand men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

THE ALLEGED CUBAN EXPEDUION.--Thers
was good deal of air Monday forenoon round the
U. S. Court in reference to the contemplated ex
animation Of parties arrested as being concerned
in the alleged expedition. The examination
however, did not take place Mr. O'Sulliyan was
bailed, as already stated by DR.. Rodgers, as was
also Mr. VIM. 7. Rodgers, Jr., nephew Of Dr.. r.
DR.. BURNETT has been bailed by Mr.. Geo. W.
Green, "A Burling slip and Jose Maria Sanchez
Yznaga by Mr.. Fred. Freeman, each in the sun Of
$1,000. Major Schlesinger was bRiled in the
Afternoon Charles 0 Conor becoming his surety,
IN the sum of $1,000. Capt. Lewis went late in
the afternoon to procure bail. He says there il
no great risk about it, Capt. L. ia & married man
bis lady and little family being in New-York. He
was not captain Of the Cleopatra. Mr.. o 'Slllivan
remarked, lin reply 20 q gentleman that asked
him, seeing Mr.. OConor speaking 70 him as 70
whether he had employed Mr.. orc. as cOunSel)
that Mr.. Ogden Hoffman unfortunately, Mr.. II.
and others were standing by, had been employed
ss counsel for the prosecution, but for themselves
they had employed 10 counsel, depending upon
their innocence Of the charge to cary them
throueh. Ii was said in light, lively way. There
is 10 be no examination, We understand, of the
case, but the Assistant District Attorney has con-
cluded to leave il for the Grand Jury which will
meet next week. The parties brought from Am
boy as witnesses for the authorities, will be re.
tanned until the Grand Jury meet Capt Lewis. in
stature is about the middliDg hight rather slenGs-
than otherwise in make, even features, dark com.
plexion and hair and of quick, active appearing
habits. Major s is about the same stature a.
Capt. l., and somewhat resembling him other.
wise in appearances. M Sullivan il rather
tall, not wearing whiSkers, Rad Of = con.emola
tive, intellectual appearance. Young Mr.. r. is
above the middliDg hight rather sGong bulk
aorid complexion, and no: wearing ghiIksrs-
Dr.. BURNETT is youlg man, about p or = years
Of age, tall in stature long features, wearing bis
wbiskers fall, ard rather animated in appearance
We did not see Mr.. Yznsga- BE is said TO be the
one, in particular, holding the sinews Of wsr.-
Mr.. RODGERS denies having had any knowledge OF
part in the matter, IS, We believe, 90 tie others
A sister Of Mr. O'Sullivsn, We understood, mar
ried gentleman Of Cuba, who resides there. aad
wtose property, il is said. wss conesca.ed By the
Cuban Government on sccoun; OF the Las. exoe
di,lou. il which expedition il . alleged Mr. O'S
participated The parties brought from South
Auboy are ready as witnesses. We understood
tbe examination VIII aos probably take place 20
cay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
Tho Cuban Excitemcutin New. Jersey.
Correspondence OF the Newark Daily Ad ,eruser.
PERTH AMBoY, N Saturday. April %

Correspondence OF the Newark Dsy Al feruser.
PERTH AMBoY, N j Saturday. April y:
AS various Incorrect statements respecting tne
Cuban Expedition from South Amooy have
appeared ia some Of the New York pspers have
taken the liberty Of sending you a true history Of
the affair, obtained from those who were actors 10
the matter. 1t appears that information was re-
ceived at the Custom House ia the afternoon oil
w ednesday last that body Of emigrants g0 70
be transported from South Amboy 70 Sandy Hook
during that night, and that q slOop chartered iof
that purpose 10 New.York had been lying at the
wharf for "a hours.
Such an arrangement being unusual, aud eEcis
ing suspicion, the Deputy Collector for this DIS
trlct, accompanied by two officers Of the Customs
proce eded 70 South AmbOy 70 ascertain, If posi-
bic, the object Of such an embarkat0n. Some "
fine looking men landed from the steamer John
Potter few moments previously, were found 10
groups acting the emIsrsnt, and the captain OF the
soop expected $50 more before ~ p. 81. by tbe
Philsdelphis trains. Some further conversations
with the captain resulted ia an order % take the
soOp TO Perth Amboy aud anchor there untd
further orders.
This was promptly obeyed. Signals we're
found on board which mad been giyenin charge Of
the captain, and were 70 have been used 70 con-
municete with the Eteamer expected 10 DO ss'
chored Of the Hook ia waiting for the enigsnts.
These were given up A letter ~ the Collector,
L s. District Attorney and u. 3. Marshal 81
New York, were Immediately prepared, snd DIS
patched ia the night by special uesseDgsn.
Two Of the supposed leaders Of she p.rfy went
20 NeW York At three o'clock on Thursdsy mora
ing in the steamer Transport siics v.tso
was kept on the remainder Of the party GnIil rff
day a. 7 z. NJ, when these adventurous Pa"F
OTIS leitfor Ne w-York In the ste amer John P1"ef
Dir. Tallmsge, the 4 3 Marshal for Ne" iofA;;
came Gown a few minutes after the departure "
toe boss, and consequently was unable 90 rsc's
rize any Of the "emgraDis" Traly yours, $
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
The Enlargement, Of the Erie Canal.

If the Erie Canal had been the property
of private Corporation inste sd of belong
ing to the State, the work of enlarging it
would long since have been completed, and
We should now be enjoying the benefits Of
the enlargement. For it is incOnceivable
that any Corporation, with the credit which
the possession of such work would give
it, should be so blind TO its own interest
and so deaf to the demands of the public
as to allow the enlargement to be postponed
and linger along, seriously endangering the
prosperity and proftablencss of the whole
work. Ought the affairs of a great State
to be managed with less Judgment than
those of private Corporation!
If the policy hitherto pursued be adhered
to, the enlargement will occupy at least
twelve years while the measure postponed,
but by no means defeated by the recent
party disorganization of the Senate, viii
ensure its completion in three or four.
By what party was this measure thus
defeated Who are the men that devised
and forced through this revolutionary act
They are the hereditary antagonists of the
Canal system. They arc coadjutors and
successors Of those politicians who hated
and opposed De Witt Clinton, from the
time when he first put forth the scheme of
the Erie Canal to the end of his life. From
the very first, this party has marked its
career by continuous and inscriptions
hostility to this great Internal Improve
ment. In 1924, led by Silas Wright and
and Samuel Young, they turned De
Witt Clinton out of the office of Ca
nal Commissioner; in 1927, with Mr..
Wright for their mouthpiece, they pro-
claimed to the State that the Canals
could not pay for themselves and that the
people would have to be taxed TO pay for
them; and from 1925 TO 1888, Mr.. Flag
being their organ, they steadily urged upOn
the Legislature the necessity of direct
taxation, when no such necessity existed;
direct taxation being al once darling po-
litical measure in their affections and the
suIest way to render the Canals unpOpu-
lar, since the State debt had been incurred
for their construction. The enlargement
was decided on in 1898, and in 1912 this
party, after having long made war upon
it and upon the credit of the State, pro-
cured the passage of the ruiaous stop.law;
in 1874, still speaking by Mr.. Flag, they
attempted to prove that the enlargement
ought not to be made at ell, and that 70
afford a channel Of cheap transportation
for Western productswould be injurious to
the interests Of the State; in the Consd-
tutional Convention led by Michael Hof-
man they sought, but sought in vain, to
incorporate perpetual stop-law into the
Constitution; and finally in 1851 they have
consPirsd to violate the first principles Of
cur political system, arrest and disorder
Legislation and the public business. and
entail heavy expense upon the treasury,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

e The Erening Post does not state
whether it holds special clause in bill
to be necessary in order that its constitu-
atty may be tested before the Court Of
Appeals. There are some things which
may conveniently be said by implication,
when it is not exactly discreet to say them
directly.
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OxreENArEp BlrrERs.-Erom Jo,enl

OAh0ENAAEb DiA IEhSs-E rom joseph
Hoxie, Fec, Nsw.Yoik City - New York. JAY ST. 1877
GESISs Alter having Suffered usny years on repeated
stgscks OF pyspepsia 10 s form. a7d AnoE ex.
hansted my hopes OF beeg ahs scy permanent
relief Induced 10 have recourse 70 The uxy genaed
BiueTs" prepared by Or George & Green Of Wlndsor,
Vermont Tor which yoa bis Agents IL gtvss great
pleasure 10 ssy thsi its effects have hishy
benefeia eradlcslog The cisS4se and restoring
good health; and sacese hops that al who msy s-s
ferrg from that drcsof1l esesss viii be Induced give
tho dlrns q fall uis, fGlly believing they will nOS be
cissp ted 10 the resulL JOSEPH HOXlE Is WGlsI
Piies 81 per boitle bottles for s. For sals A
4 ID Sandf 100 Fulton and A. l. Scovla 4 ca. SIC
brosdwsy, New YoTh and BY The DvEgsts gsasra.y "a
she UbiIed States and CsnadA
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Rrenka on the Canal.

ALBANf, hOnday, ApTu q
defect in the valve lock near Roches,s,
yesterday, caused detention OF two hour, %
boats.
About 40 feet Of the .ow.path in wa,erhou,a
Creek AQueduet, Oswego CANA, has been c,s
ried away but the superintendent expects %
have it repaired TO night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

NEw YORK TO BURLISOTON AND AoNTREAL -
PssseLgers taking The steamboat Connecticut or
KLickeihocker ~ 81. arrive In Burlington
esIly tie next evening via Nor Rlch, Worcester
hsstus, Manchester &c Ke;urDing. caa leave
AsLctelter about 81. AID lAod ia Nsw.York
Early II the morning. being together the cheap
est and most expeditions route.
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Rar Eur0pe.

The next number Of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be Issued THIS AOhNlNU'
at O'Clock. 1t will contain all the latest news
up TO the time Of going to press. The A"'eT'ca
sails from Boston To Morrow, at II O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
Secretary Webster at the Capital Cablas,
NtsettDZ.

WASHING TON, Wubuty Aor q
Secretary Webster, accompanied By his adv.
reached this city yesterday morning. A Cabinet
meeting is being held this morning
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Interesting southern Items.

bALltAoRE AONiay, April
The New Orleans mails TO the e0sh last are
received.
Marshall f. Halliday, who stole aud circulated
a large number of Treasury Notes seven year
aimee in New. Orleans, has been Pardoned by the
President
A gang Of counterfeites has been discovered
in New Orleans. and large number OF noses on
the Union and State Banks of Louisiana seized
Two Of the men were arrested.
The Mobile Adrertiser gives accounts OF en!h1.
ssstc Union meetioss in all parts OF the State.
1t is rumored at Savannah that the Boston Mar
shall and Assistants received insults aud indignly
from the people OF Beaufort, on their way back
to Charleston
The election Of Samner has drawn forth strong
language in Charleston TIE Mercury says Il d
evident the people of Massachusetts are, with
few exceptions, Abol,ionists that the triumph
of law in Simss case has merely preceded tbs
triumph of Sumner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 20.

FIRST OF MAY-Those OF our suoacroers eoou' -
ehsrge their rs,dence will ooge Us by leaving 'ns az
dretses at The counting room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
~. Rich and elegant Carpetlngs, as

" Moi anu tItgdHI HIPOVIHb"'
well "a an extensive assortment Of Three pes and In
grains stair Carpeings, magnificent Foof O cloths OF
eyery variety Of quality and psttern STAR hoos eegsn
Hearth RuRs mstIs and Msung In eo6le" veleVi may
be found al the Of Messrs PETERSON hun
curry eorner OF White-st ana Brosd way This IL tbs
LARGEST and richest carpet warehouse 10 the city where al
tbe new syles aud GUS ies o. Carpets are sold al
verv small advance from hrst coat The prophesors OF
his elegant store young OF enerphie and have
built up en- iumense business by selling Their good, al
small profile and sivey advertising Vslt TO us
es,sblshment will repay those who curiosity 30
look at the richest goods II they do not wish 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
CAUsE AND EYrKcr. May pers,

CAUsE AND EFFKCT. May persons
labor uncer mistaken notion that fancy articles be
purchased cheap Ia Broadway as elsewhere. They
argue that renss are high, sOois mUsS necessarily DO
higher In price This IL not 80. Broadway stores
shotd 10 pay hgh becsase o the great OF
business dO1e Ia that crowded thOrVug Gnd
mnhos goods higher than The regular price soove their
value.
The reason that TVrrIrS EaiPORtUM SIS Broadway 10
well pAiOnxed IT, iha people discovering that they
can obtain fsuey ardcleG 6sl 0us ily a. low prices
cheaper than 10 the bye Msny WAY 10
ihis sot Because hr Tgtse imports his goods paws
pf0ht 10 the doNnoWu pOUer sad lie sAgishod with the
importers prVht T0ie 10 strOng sivOcse Of the low
price and one price system He pays particular senou
the epiug II The beat the
articles, tSceives every rov7ty either OF hs coanry
Europe, and The hrst regulation O hs establishment 10
polite attention 10 customer 70 and VitltO
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SAIAMANDFR SAFES. another I

deposit, April ~, lsjl-Mr s c HEkRlNG-Dear
Sir Duly demands that should sdd testimony among
the thousand ohers hs have witnessed the sy OF your
well established fire proof salsms' der S1rs Ny Store
was discovered he FIRE about enc O'Clock on the
morung OF the l4h OF March .s, which Destroyed every
thing the Store except hs Safe aud s contents Ths
Store built Of very heavy timber with double hOos
above and below which caused the FIRE TO burn upon the
inside for hours before Il discovered Wnen
reached the pisce the FIRE breaking out boh aides
Of the Store which soon brought tbs safe Ia tigh which
bot fire could make H. being Ia the hottest part OF
tbs ERE. Ii remsp ed there Tor four hours after Il dis
covered other buildings bsog Of danger The
tion OF ciEens called TO the Safe, which
stu surrounded by bed u cOsa and white with heat
exTicaed The Safe possible and after cooling
sufficient unlocked and found TO my great surprise my
boohs and papers In good and lrg lbe order.
sgq StT6Th Truly yours A. NJ CABLE
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marhem....ALB,SY, April 2

The receipts at this port since yesterday have
been Flour n Geo bbs, Wheat none Com, 81 0e" oln
In FLOUR there good ,sdy demand for tho Eat ti
home Uade with ssles OF 1900 bbs 81 Tor mchlgn,
Sass nor pure Genesse ana 5l0t So for STRAIT ess
Cos Is hrm and In good demand Tle sales up Se0
bushels at 6Od6Ic Tor yellow rouud and sc lOr mixed
Wesern 100 bbls Prison WHIsKY sold al Lic.
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BARNUM's.-" The Serious Family" Is
taking every thing by storm Go to night snd see IT, Had
away acts the chsi OF Sleek Henkins that OF Ma
guire, and GrOsvenoF that Of TOHenB good bill IL Of
feTed for this aflernoon's pc FfOfmapce.
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TDr. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist. Au-

rst &c eoauanes 10 devos bis s=utoa exclusively TO
Diseases OF he Bye ard Ear cm to4 o'ccck day nj
The same ofees be has occupied The last years III
Broadway "A WsTTe0st, where be hsd bis Trest.e
The Eye" pIice 80 eenIs Asc, sr6ciS eyes s-d ~
seltscuDg eye and ear fouDlsns as struSFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

" PHILADELPHIA subscribers to The Tribune WILL DC
regularly supplied with the PAGER al g cents per non
nv The Agent " B ZlEBER, rhirdst below Chesnut
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GIVE TREM CANISTER This was the
cry OF enc officers al tbs baue OF Baeaa N1iA whsn
body MexieSns wsre wisein mashe; Rh1t OF bat
teries housekeepesS who are astAsi by sSooEI aud
Coctoasees we say 70 yCu, give hsm canister LYONS
Canister; IN Other WOfts. LYONS Haguegc Powder which
70 made up Ia 50 cent canises TIE Rsgs snS Nice belag
bigger than nsect require balls instead Of powder 50
give them LNoNs Magnetic Pa They Will Law thsm oat
fast you hSty Ihen. Depot ~ Srosd xay New
York 4. V. 4. foMLER { CO NsMhurrh n Y ~ Si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
w GouRAuD's Liquid Hair Dive will

change red, light or gray hSr browa black the III
stenl Il 10 applied No stiong ne sSio dsta biag The
color, by wasting csily with soap AMI Wsier 10 a. l. 20
dying IN the sCn trouble any pay II not sA
biscsOry 10 The DR.. FELlx GOVSAUO kaown emi-
nence 80 chemical pAiosc?hsr GUARANTEES Inst
his Italian Msdcssd Soap sae above 70 m plus us OF
his usefc Inventions fOuGd only Do. GoUstUD's old
ahhsaed LAhoralorY 81 Wa.ker.sA nsar 6r0slwAy ss
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IMPORTED CARPETs.--PETERsO 81
HUMPHREY 57s Broadway, corner Whi,est have uH re-
ceved per packet ship Cora Linn an a1ditiooA supply
OF rich and elegant Carpstng, new designs add extra
quality ALSO an invoice Of HsndosOns celebrated bfus
sels Carpets which offered Al the lowest possible cash
prices and full per les than any other store selling
similar goods, a. on
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NOTICE. TO CAprrALIsrs-BoLprNe As.

socr.r1o.s nEcHaEIcs AND OTHERS ANTHONY J
PtEFcEFR VIII sci a. Auction THIS OAI. a. y O'Clock, 4,
t,e Merchant" EXCHANGE ST. beautiful B1dng Lots, in
N. Mint Wsrd OF the CITY OF Brooklyn s1stsd Temp
krs Hsrcg Van NOsirsnd ard De Kalb avenues and Oh
Quircy hickory Creme. Van Burea Lai.seue aad Kos
custo sueets-ihe most thriving and rapidly im2ro"ng
part Of BrooENn All he above and aTepu-s have
been cecto toihs Cororaon AID are opened ard be4u
~ " turr pikec r-ady for i1e1lae imp oyenea Tree
o. expeuse g. purchasers TIE above plot OF ground =
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