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Law Intelligence.

y. g. SUPREME CouRr, April 2l.-No. no. T. J.
Coffee w. Planters Bank of Tennessee to the
Circuit Court Of the United States for Mississippi Mr.
Justice Daniel delivered the opinion Of this Court af
frmpg the judgment Of the Circuit Court in this cause
with costs and damages at the rate Of six per cent per
NUN. No. 1l6. II. Miller D. Austin, ct a-In error
to the Circuit Court of the United States for Ohio Mr.
Justice Catron delivered the opinion Of this Court affirm
ing the Judgment Of the Circuit Court In this with
costs and damages at the rate Of per cent per annum
No. Ill. Parish Co. g. Goffe's administrators, ct
aAppeal from the District Court Of the United States
for Alabama. Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion
Of this Court reversing the decree Of the said District
tons to enter decree for compainants No. 17s. d. D.
Mitchell plaintiff in error NJ y. Harmony The ar
gument Of this cause concluded by Mr.. Attorney
General Crittenden for the plaintiff in No 126
The United States appellants Harrison & Duvall-
This submitted to the consideration Of the
Court on the and printed argument by Mr. Attor
ncy General Crttenden in behalf of the appellants. Ad
journed till to morrow eleven o'clock, A. n
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wsy Geo Bulpn, PfoPriotor-There pNcuarlty o.
styr Of design, exqustencss OF finish and
Of taste abovt this Indispensable article Of
Msh,enabe Iady's wardrobe-a Paris Mania; cashmere.
crane other Shnws but the matured talent
and practical experience OF tts gentleman could produce
(vna the facilities which steam navigation Affords, by
almost asprox mnng Now YoiN with Paris aud London,
and establish ed agcntS OF consumate ability ut
sseh Of remarkable Cities he IL weekly in the
ceIpt Of every article in his line Mat novel aud wor.
TO the JUDGMENT and
y,sssd taste OF the ladies Of this great metropolis
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Hair Dye in the World.-J. CRIsTADoRo, No. Aston
Rouse the attention OF all who desire 20 change the
color o. Their hair from white gray, red sandy &c.
natural black or brown to his unequallcd Liquid Hair Dye
The PREPARATION differs rem other hair heretofore
invented ~ does In the color being
Of the same chemical constituents natures coorng
faid With The hbrous and
the vigor OF tho hair The IL almost
and the ncredulous referred h Co tho
inventor and proprietor APPLIED and for sac Wholesale
ment, 6 AstoT Hopfe.
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made ON the liberties Of England the cot would not
Sscsive stronger opposition from any quarter o. Inc
Ssendants (Applause) lie would appropriately Close
by the lines Of late deceased American poet -
" The manners,a and the arts
Still cling around our hearts,
Though between. the oceans roll.
Our Joint communion, making Win tne sun
And still from either beach
The voice Of blood shall reach,
More audible than speech ,ars,, ano,anse,
Tho seventh regular toast then given -
Our sitter soceties and their worthy representatives
Responded 70 by the President St. Andrews Society
who gave :.
and patriotism for which the sons OF st.
George renowned all the world sver.n
The President the Friendly Sons of 81 Patrick re-
sponded behalf Of his society and gave as senti-
.Thc last friends of the cxcThe st. George, the Ger
man. and the Irsh Emigrant societies.
How OGpES HoFFMAS, President of st. Nicholas Soce-
IT, also responded to the toast lie considered festive
beard place whore atonal antipathies should
exist lie glad to represent the society Of nation
connected with England by national sympathies national
interests and national love And here they stood,
Amerca and England peaceful and loving the only two
free nations the face of the globe Grcat appanse
They were enemies no more, though they rivals in
commerce, humanity, and deeds Of mercy They were
connected by the inspirations Of the past and the aspirin
tiOns of the future Under their protection every
was ree and despotism could not exist lie alluded to
the institutions of the law and trial by jury
which they derived from England. They had united
also in Drawing the pers Of Arctic find the long
lost one-thc amentcd Franklin On every field and on
every they showed the mcte Of their ancestry and
therefore did they not feel proud to with the mother
Of the Gracchi these jewes! They were bound
together not only by common literature but by COM
mon language, and they must feel gated that the Eng
hsh language is spoken-trunpet-tongucd, through .
mighty continent. Yes they were friends. and long
might they continue to be so-and if the time should
when the institutions Of England should be attack
cd by the dcspotrms of the world then would the lion
eagle be found together and the stars aud stripes be
blended with the red of England in battling for
freedoms cause (Applause.) Reverencing the great
of England they could not but the land
hat gave them birth. lie then gave
The judges Of England-learned, wise, impartial
The President Of St Davids Society next responded
and offered the sentiment,
The British Oak-the Scotch Thistle and the sham
eek Of Ireland-May they be intwined to protect
frCm danger the fair rose Of England
The Preside mt of the German Society next responded,
and gave
''Peaceable relations between nations with the i'm
provement of their social intellectual and moral
dilionso
The President of the New England Society also re-
sponded.
The last toasts
1.-The land VIC have left and the land We live In"
And-"Woman.
The society separated at late hour, much delighted
with the convivialities Of the evening.
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Mails for Europe.

The American mail steamship Hermann, Capt. Higgins.
win leave this port at to-day, for Southampton
and Bremen. The European mails will close at quarter
before eleven o'clock this morning. The New YORK
n;alork
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ng.sys for California.

The steamship Georgia, Captain Porter, will leave
this port day for Havana and Aspnwa with the mails
fer the Pacific.
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The Weekly Herald .

The NEW YeRK WEEKLY HERALD will be published at
half past nine o'clock this morning Single copies six
pence
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THE FIRST CANALBOAT ARRIVAL AT ALBANY
The first canal boat through arrived Albany Thurs
day She from port Jackson and brought load Of
barey
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SPORTING.

excursion will take place on Tuesday next, April "a.
Tickets ST. All particulars 10 be had by iaunir ~ "A
MIKE AURPHY'S l5i Walker street, and all sngrtioe
house,.
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nur Dry Goods readers have doubtless

noticed tho large and attractive advertisement Of Sksl
Silks which has appeared for the past few weeks in the
Herald Messrs. Cheesobrough Stearns who put forth
that 1t Il hardly for us to state,
have OF the largest assorments of Silk Goods that
s 70 be found in this country and they prepared
20 dispose oil them which must prove
ceptab TO dealer who examines their stock aud their
prices IL will be recoected that this firm owing 60
unexpected difficulties pended for brief period last
fall but this prng they have been doing largo and
rive husinossthey not to be crushed annoyed
by Temporary misfortune that would dscommodo less
minds
1.-THE coward dares to die. tie brave live on
And the fortitudcof enterprise industry who
know how to up in critical moment against the
stnes and of Outrageous fortune will eventually
succeed " IL the things
or than 10 do otherwise Mossrs G. S. assortment Of
French Millinery and Fancy Goods Is unsurpassed In
marhe aud one asst tants informs that he
med nc 81 the extensive aud beautiful stocks of Rib
hons there Ind Dealers from the interior
iii do well 10 I'm axe note Of these facts Tor their
reference when thoy come to town
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Mr. Bennstt-slrs Will yen let the public
sson o. The lungs BY che o. Dr. ssss Nervous
weight and gaining assh with good appetite.
apply ss.vissss hundred; n: most
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Once, on and
after May lt 1852 win be located At All Broadway between
Vegetable Universal Pills"
H. y's s. ss: ss
;as an. ssAp part *: BODY ss
LIQUID Rsass, Liy White and Hair Gloss, - q WALK"
Professor Lovett VIII Remove on the LIST
Of May to ia Chambers street. Hudson where he will
soniiuue to Badness and restore gray hair to its ORR
to country agents selling Wahpene" for cash only.
The Best Hair Dye,-Banard's, the best In
the market ios aas warranted and demonstrated at No.
st Of G.na,a street This Is the Gay
ass for the last sass years Of the A%srssI
To Mr.. Smith, and him aIonc.-Dovls's
Rahoem price nifty cents bottle, viii entirely do
1 % s s1 If. SS
principle This you, Mr.. smith fact, you
r.
sosG rSH s Ggana C. s
street. and by druggists and periumers in general
#. s. Clenver's Prize Medal Honey Soap
just received Northumberland small invoice Of this
mparable Toilet Soap also f. s. Cleavsrs celebrated
Honey Shaving and Musk Brown Windsor Soaps. These
can be obtained at all drug and fancy stores and
Davis Cortandt street. sole agent for the United
States.
Daring Vnlainy-Thcrea are certain things
tat steal and destroy ones property and renders other
longer Cot cosTARs at Broaawsy
all s rs n s1aS w.
il strongly, the only article that is worth anything
in the city Have heard Of the doings Arlington
Marketf
kn excellent Spring Medicine.-There Is no
those diseases incidental to this
the sach drowsness dizziness in the hcad weak
ness debility loss Of appetite &c. than Knapp
Health Restorative Bitters Only 80 BOTTLE de-
eral depot 1862 Hudson street.
DIR. Hastings Compound syrup Of Nnphtha,
cee rated throughout both continents for its wonderful
cnIes Of decline asthma splitting Of blood
eases Of the chest and lungs It's effect the system is
mild and soothing and At the time certain
cous rarely failing to give relief the first apple son
and by repeating few times permanent cure effected
C. CLICKENER & Co.. general agents for New York and
vicinity.
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sfWs the most perfect imitation of nature
yet invented Those wanting very superior article should
call 40 BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No Wall
street where be found the largest and boat aormcns
10 the city Cory the address.
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-CHESEBROUGH STEARNS, wholesale dealers IN
Silks French Millinery and Fancy Goods 162 Broadway,
Offering at the lowest prices complete and
carefully selected assortment Of goods in their line COM
prising all the various styles designs consisting Of black
fancy Silks Bombanes Gsees Narcenes Florences.
sinchew and sareenes; black and coored satns Shaws
Mantilas and Visitcs Dress Trimmings, Sewing SILK,
rrnges every width, ccler, and quality Braids Gimps.
Edgings Inserting Collars Cuffs Sleeves Chemettes &C.,
Lace Falls Wells Collars Sleeves &c Embroidered Lawn
and Linen Cambria Hdkfs Swiss and Jaconet Flouncing
white Goods Plain Cambria, Jaconete, Swiss Bishop
Lawn Book Muslin Checks Bet Lappet Spots and Dotted
Swiss Curtain Muslin, Skirts Mnsgui.o Nets &C. Chill
drens Ladies' and Mems Linen G. Hdkfs. Laoes-Cotton
and Thread Edgings Of all widths and descriptions black
Figured Nets; Patent Spots and sprgg Nets: Cloves
womens Cotton Lisle Thread, and silk Mons and Chill
drens do do Ladies' English Fllet and French Sewing
Silk Mitts aud Gloves ali qualities Ladies Kid Gloyes
Mems do. do, best i'm ported. Uosiery-Chldrens White
Brown Mixed; Striped BE; womens Black do do, do;
Mems do do. Half Hose both English and German Of
quality Ladies English silk Rose black and white
Cotton, SILK and Cause Mcrino UT Ierwesr Ladies and
Cents silk Shirts Love Wells French and English Crspes
Lese Tata Satin and Fancy Ribbons; French and
American Flowers; italian Cravsts Pongee Handkerchief
&c. &c. which they would in vito the attention of their
friends and the trade generally They will offer great in
ucements cash and cosetme buyers and they would
solicit examination of their stock before
chasing elsewhere. l62 Broadway.
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Court Colendar-This Day,

COMMON PIEAs-Part moi jury trial. Part 2-Nos
$50 $685. ga 576 57s $50 $50 1884, $50, $685. 800, 5az
69S, 346 $40.
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Fragment Of Antauity-some laborers, while dig
ousy shaped leather receptacle Of most ndescrbabe
form Upon opening this article disclosed to
view the which it is difficult to deter
mine The said object is Of beautiful glossy lustreus
rae substance which still perfect and with bea
fur silk The whole appears to BIO Of remote
least Upon close examination, the following words.
clearly yisibe:"KNOX No. l2S Fulton street." On
ferrng the files Of this paper find that at that period
Knox celebrated that the year 1862 he
made the best covering for the heads Of our indefinite
period anything else than Knox Hats they
designated, to distinguish them from inferior ar
cles.
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Natiyitics invaluable as guides Of life Dr. 9 w.
RoBhtk Of No White street the eminent aatroo-
that has appeared in centuries
thousand natyities during his resideI Phadep and
has cat tNo thousand up TO this day 1.-THE Of H.
tte tiy Of New York Among those twelve writ.
rogrammeso Of destiny not has fail s accom-.
phshre such has been the effect OF DR. Robaoks mission
tbs country that all doubt Of the truth and value Of
rsr0ogy II fading from the public mind
ne lAha consult Dr. and every mail brings him letters
from gergymen; politicians, lovers, spectators g. Sc,
enclosing 80 or 81 each for full partial natvte lie
may lie consuted any hour OF the day or evening
residence, No. d White street.
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Superior seunrs.-The Undo rsigned begs

to remind his friends that the
preaching, they could have better article present
their friends than box of genuine Hayanas and he desires
them therefore to call and examine his extensive and varied
stock. N. MORALES ll3 Nassau street.
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ANTHOLOGY, 30

M rs. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TkN-
lI dors her services TO tho ladies and gentlemen OF tho
city, in Astrology Love, and Law Matters Interpreting
by books and science constantly relied on by
Nspoleon and will tell the Of the adyor ssntlsmaA
they will marry Also the Of the vers Residence
an Grand street between Clinton and Attorney streets.
Iadinr fifty cent?; Gentlemen, one dollar.
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will furnish additional chapters of Dumas great romance
Of the Monk and the Actress thrilling story by Thackeray
OF the Gamblers Death the Who's and What's Of City
Government, (skctches of Alderman Alvord with
trait Wright pSherty and Peck and Assistants
Jacob H. Valentine and VIM. McConkey) Choice Secrets;
Lunch the Spanish savages Of South America Rhode Island
Dromies the New City Armory; National Academy;
Fun Washington; Theatricals at home and abroad;
Ninth Ward Sketch local and theatrical intelligence SC.
Fer sal
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Burson's Theatre.-Miss Weston has the
70 TO her friends .ad Abe poee sha. nsr
nc ss%sSy busy BODY WIN which
appear. Box book open.
This Evening Is positively the Last Of
Prof Williams engagement at metropolitan Hall. All
in his experiments Mental Alchemy must
early to secure seats as crowd sure to be on hand
Among the advert ise mcnts In another CO.
our rsaders yin find nSse OF the
rison's Hysean Medicines.
1 Will give any man 90 who who VIII ln-
form me how san get situation In some etabie bust
hs .a "I' WORK. It nhe .Ss
per week Best Of references liberal edneaton American OF
good address, 25 Address Geo. Industry, Herald office
Second Knickcrhockcr Building Associa-
ssis fsslIs iss'ns sns Asssmsy Rooms. :sFa.r
street and ESn and nSs all to at
1sns and o% e
p and
Ell MADDEN, Secretary. Office No. les Ninth avenue.
Marsh's Course Of Bookkeeping.''-Let
those who avail themselves of course Of practice
the author buy this book-a good teacher In ITSELF
20 IF The
price 81 5 For sale at 800 Broadway first floor up stairs
Spring Style OF Hats and Caps, Large
nasssy aSrasi.y or ehsspnss the price store:
No. 12s Canal street. J. W. KELLOGG.
Gcnln would Inform such Of his friends
visit his down that In
Inns received from Paris and from his factory
elegant varied chldrens fancy Hats ladies'
ri liz ds . na Ho IL &c.
Hats that IRE Hats.-Gcntlemem In want
ss On q Oh fs .s a
sells the best for IS 50equa to the 81 and So dollar
hats Of Broadway.
Spring Fnshi0ns.-N. p. David, 3Ol Broad
second door from Duane street still continues TO sell
his beautiful Hats. DAvIDS hats not only elegant
but they cheap and becoming and easy the head
Give him call and select from his large assortment
Gents and boys cloth caps OF every variety.
The most classicalIy tasteful spring
SCHEID No. lN Nassau street, corner Of Ann. These
beautiful Hats sold at So 80 each and all who have
more elegant, than any 81 hats in town.
Strangers and Citizens, nrc invited to call
ard inspect the beautiful assortment of Hats Caps
BY Freeman, 80 Fulton street, Cold
The inducement he Offers saving of twenty per
Hats ut the manufacturer price.
TREEMAN'S Union Hat Store, 20 Fulton at.
The Peoples Hatters have aimed at MOTH
ing less than the foremost rank in the hating world and
their Spring Hat Of their most clearly
demonstrates Standard prices and S. Hat Fuisher
Union, II Park row, opposite the Astor House.
Nassau street. still adhere 20 their old system Of quality
price, and abatement and the we'll known fact,
Of their Hats being eonal in beauty quality and style to
any four dollar Hat in New York, (and dollar less)
They make for making tho
ey Of any gentleman We advise allin want OF Hat to
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Exciting Affair.-The Atlas, of tomorrow,
will give world singular correspondence between
lady Of wealth and fashion town and rasealy dealer
marble who endeavored ruin her morals. 1t
curious matter, will make q stir in Upper ten DOM.
Office the Atlas A. Ann street. second floor, TO which
place it has been removed
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contain racy bold spirited review the Cuban
Trial the u s. District Court by Dr. D. Henry Burtnete
who i'm proned for contempt Of Court and fined $40
for daring stand up for hs rights citizen while
the witness stand Mt that trial.
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last OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ ed-Ladies gentlemen having any clothing, furni-
ture jcwery dispose Of can obtain fair cash price,
by the subscriber at his residence through
the post Ladies attended by Mrs.. Dussst~-s No. Is
Elm street. l.. NJ DUSSELDORF.
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DIR. Brandreth's Principal Once, on and
after May t 1852 will be located at All between
Vegetable Universal Pills"
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FINE ARTS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-THE TWENTY
seventh annual exhibition Of the academy open
NJ their gallery b Broadway, from A. NJ until 10 r. ".
Single admission cents tickets fifty cents Caa
iogues, liza cents. By order ofthe council,
J. III. SHEG0GUE, Cor. Sec'y ". A.
ITO AMATEURS OF ART.-FOR SALE-A VERY VA
liable collection OF Engravings, by Hanfeenyel,
the hest pictures OF the Dresden Gallery Inquire
OF WILLIAMS, STEVENS 4 WILLIAMS
No. 353 Broadway.
II ELLYS HALF PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT
IN ing Ohicc, Ill Fulton street New York.-Bi Heads
Cards Maps Diplomas mercantile work
Wedding, Writing, Address, aud Atiome Cards. Cake
Boxes Bridal Envelopes, &c. &c. plate and fifty cards
for ten shillipgs.
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Fine Arts.-Dngucrreotypes In On.-This
beautiful the detail Of the daguereoype with
the finish Of the finest miniature painting This discovery
of Mr. BUTLER Proprietor Of the Plumbe National CAL
enables him portraits miniatures and daguer
reotypes, making perfect and imperishable picture.
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kecs Baking Powder housewives and always de-
pond upon having light biscuit, pastry &c. and after
trial will never be without it. Try it, Only shilling
n
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friend is gone how precious Is relic of the de-
parted The father who is happy the possession Of
his should risk single day without securing
their miniatures for they be snatched away an in
slant How many times the cost would the bereaved fam
lies daguerreotypes of the innocens of the
Greenwich school disasteri Go, then with
children, ROOTS No. 1863 Broadway and secure that
vi death snatch from
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THE MILITARY.

CITIZEN VOLUNTEERS ORDER
~ Citizen Volunteers will parade Tuesday the eth
inst The division line will form at 2P NJ the west side
sfFifh the right resting Waverley place The
line Of march the ordered for the 10Th OF April If
the above day should stormy the parade will be post
poned until the next fair day. BY order,
HENRY WILSON, Major General, C. "
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HAIR Dve,-HatcheIor,s celobrnted Lvouid

such Fire Engines Hose Carts Hook and Ladder Carts,
Omnibuscs Carts, &c &c--a large assortment Mt TUT
TIES Emporium Of Fancy Goods and Toys $40 Broadway
Hair Dyc.-Batche Ior's celebrated Liquid
Uhr Dye the bcs discovered for coorng the hair
whiskers the moment il is applied The wonderful nd
certainty with which this favoritc and old established air
Dye performs is astonishing. IL Ia sae applied
BATCu SL0Rs Wig Factory. No. Wa street. Copy tbs
address.
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The New Hat Company, Nos. l46 and l4s
Nassau street still adhere 70 their old system Of one quality
Of their Hats being eanal in beauty quality and style
any four dollar Hat in New York. (and dollar less)
They make charge for aknga Hat to suit tho fam
riya thenn all
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TO PRINTERS.

TYPE DRY.--REMOvAL-JAMES CONNER &
Son. Type and Stereotype Founders will remove from
No 70 Ann street to their six story building No. 20
hickman street between Nassau and William streets,
the first day Of May.
Two PRINTERs.-F0R SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
= standing Pres, and super royal Washington Hand
Press with seinkng apparatus complete Apply to r. M.
Hoe CO., Gold street.
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hnow Of tie wonderful recovery q Mr. N Msshswsys
child Is Clinton street. from whoopng cough and indAm-
nation the lungs by the use Of Dr. Waite Nervous Az.
weight and gaining flesh fast with good appetite.
and only upon Abe second bottle Your readers
apply TO for knowledge Of hundreds Of this
remarkable remedy. w. Il. MiLLET, 80 Broadway.
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CLOTHING AND TAfLORING.-C0EWAf, 1l3 Full
~ ton street, Broadway, has splendid stock OF
Coats Vests and Pants ready made Or makes 20 order
from the best French Cloths Catmores anu Nestng ten
less than house in the trade as every article
This is bought for cash. at the late roduc
ton in eloths
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To the Friends OF Mr.. Webster.-Thc New
Yorh Unionist cheap campaign Webster Paper, pub
lished every the office of the Day Book for fifty
per Send for it, ~ l. the cheapest paper in
Rrea