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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26


% H. steamship Marion Berry, Charleston Sc hours viii, mdse
ed pssssaesn. sponord rIsstoa Co sunday H. 10
~ cSss,ss,en q 10, y H. Icds hence e sa
vasssh Noaday pssssd ship bound s. with Io's Of z
US steamship AGssm. L.dio. savannah 50 henr, to s. 1
j. m New yorl Tor New Orleans wished sooci
t.cs =, NJ IS %iss n O Hs,isrss sseSn
81 WI wss e Bosss IN r.uds May
sstsi sd with LUCY Watts, Watts and schr
Ma Maria Norton Bunley Savannah d', with cotton to R.
Sass v.nos ei camssn Psnalsson Santiago de cusa 90 d.
lon 70 spoke bs Ann Elizabeth, n Phael
ss Galleries. oi Tonaoa) Watts, Havana 10 DIS with
BArl REINDEER o Gsner) Lawrence, New ORLEANS 10 d with
Bic Small, (of cheryaei, Small cuayama p r., May
Bss Sarah Ellen, to Posnd) York ST Johns, r., May 9TH
Br Monsss johnson. Porto cabso % d with coffee and in
Ss Clinton Waits Charleston d. with cotton nee. @.
n.Dy. Tue C. anchor the bar at Sunset aso sopsa
ss c.seaa Queen tBr) Gibbs, Isom 70 d. with ma'e to
Bs -Four Sons ,of Lalec, corb carena d.. with
- master sd ~th BRIG William for Boston, schr Car
Bs PIsbs A. Paige (of Boo,sAay) LencLn aekon,l E r.
vah nnsr g = H. ose.Sassl CO s n soWP a.
Bis Jenny Lind wadaboro eaey Santiago de csba % d'
sssr Peerless csnLiu Humseos May with sugar to T.
0shn.a, hsses sr Ponce e.; 18th ns bat 81 r. hon. y 81
1910 bat Brohers, tm Guyana, r. H. sor New same
ony, pn N 80, spoke whale BARK Willis @ Maaposet
Auand cruise all well I'D 8 p NJ lat
large with large sip tow steer
w. byS.
eslr Asn tBri Dunbar. Windsor s.. IS ds plaster to
ssAs beauty Chambers. baltimore d. Souud Bridgeport
..s ss and sss saSi on a ashore h y Of Tie
appeared have been cg tina, si"sos ormins at the
me, csad hof ascertain hef nsms.
ssir csrss (oi Prossc,) Gu Cardens, with sugar and
ynchsses, 20 n. d. Brookman
schr Geneva, ,of Seepart Nichols, onayama, NJ 10 u.s.,
With sesar nsd rpasses, TO r. p Buck. , :,
Morrs. Van Name, Va. d. with wood Mary.
lAmt, RoenesA, NJ G. d., WITH shns,; 9 r Brown Mskay
Va casohss, Htins HARRINGTON IL ds splnss
Robins, Me, 10 ds, with gcsnt 10 thesj
Jon<nh Hiram Gerard Hammond Bait
nsnst baltimore Sesan Chase, Su,w tarwich os
Al Cool, reelsbarsh Va ds ndse to
nsnrsr; hnser Parker Va wood Mary jane Haley Va
wood.
skcps Thomas Hu Miller Providence; vsi.nt, Wells, do.
SAILED Steamship III Dorado, Mi, he'll, Coz Assinwa shps
Josephine. ictrpsr) Jameson, Tor sss fssnsco Hannah he
fBs) Eanu Middleton, lB) MeNuhy, palhousie
6sras Harvest Nichols, for sysnnnai Heser kadup Tor st.
yohns, MI bsJ. Hiaskey, Jsbnsos, Tor fhsis.spha
Fsor Ship Continent. Drumnond, for Liverpool
From The .. W. sp-Bsrk Hsr-ehe iiamo Jacobs Tor Ham
kssA
WiSp--penss the day, Sw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26
"ENRY T. LEEDS, Auctioneer, No.

large sssor meut Of new and secondhand Furntar rose-
wood paror suites painted chamber soes aoe
Mantle Clocks Vases Psted Ware Oh rsiailnss HAT
sand Oh Cloth Carpets cane seat ChalS Mattressss and
superor doube-hsne Fow gpisce, compsts with case,
and large variety OF second hand goods with which the
saie vii commence. CATALOGUES row ready.
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Garpetinas, Oil Cloths, o..

CARPETINGS, &C., at AUCTION
~ in Lott to suit purcbssers on THIS DAY J,
10 O'Clock, at No. IS Nsssan e., near falton "a
KEMP viii sell sf auction - above without p.ssvA s
catalogue, avery large assoItinent Of rich Esehh Card
Tapestry Brussels thrce-py and inuain CxrpesnsS ~
OH Cloths, SC, ke, vix-Enshsh Royal Wilton end viVl
Tapestry cspetinxs OF the very richest and most bsss
very rich and handsome psfternA jat landed Ths<yk
heavy aud supssss Ingram ana veaetian Stair Cspe
Also gc< sssorfment OF heavy floor OIL Coshs Rprs ~
Mat, &C. all Of which is particularly worthy Of ~ssss
Catalogues on the morning Ut sale.
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ssikd nosa Sew BEDFORD go baA wise~ EAlrpsc, Asa;s
0r<zn-
81 aoads seth. eaA Scu,essms keuroa for tnt.e oe-sa
orrzn s~<n o y D. Had
- "a lses ssar- ss1 uerl1s<ss Av 10 mos eraise
pkra No NJ sa.vs & sesa Nonsak. ship Aaf,ss.
&Snrt> ota fst k@sea NJ ise.sn os<sh
i, - 81 hs y, sss Sepssmses "a and 1ss besso'
q 81 u sa ssls bsa asSlsy, rass, cfws~sess with
= - Il 1rys ut<vf<A "a A1k o.l
W., zs~hssne narh Anassr. Of ss< y.isvz, o aos
Snrs i.e~ esp< 5ssAH ef.ss Asasa. e Els.stesa
~ MarfA wli. lsp ebs <hpprd
8 - ss hone ess ssss ws> - eoa sses sr s6saad - s
ss-ssNay a. lat &c 70 oas 20 BRIG GEN. (es Beverly
<ssa. With >oh5 oil efa boat and lfa- boat
ari, r<ke> - " toas Norman
- ssS ARMED q View oshsns, - prsUss5 wSsusAJ
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OFFICE or Bosros, CONCORD AND
MONTREAL RAILROAD, May II, 1852
&1OE 900 MORTGAGE BONDS

" 1OOsOVV Of the BOSTON, CONCOhU aud
MONTREAL RAILROAD.-The Directors Of the Boston,
Concord and Montreal Railroad Offer for sale the balance
Of the Mortgage Bonds issued BY ssd Corporsion and re-
manning unsold being in all ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-FlVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, payable August u.s.
1862 with coupons attached for the interest payable the
18th dsys Of February and August IN each year.
The Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad Is chartered
and extending BY way Of Lake Winnipissoeee to Wells
River Veusont IL occupies the line adopted A. most SUIT
able for canal from Boston TO he Lakes In the surveys
made about thirty years SINCE under the auspices OF the
snd citizens of Massachusetts and
New Hampshire then engaged In the enterprise OF connect
with the connecting lines IN progress and charsered
win with all the lines from Boston to the Lakes and
Montreal and be the nearest route between Boston and
these points.
IL Is now finished from Concord to Warren, N. II.
al miles ard the remaining twenty-five miles are In pro-
gess and expected to be completed the present year
The amount Of the Mortgage 6ouds Is $oooooo contut
ing the first lien the II miles of road above mentioned
which cost with its equipment included In the mort
rage $l750000 secured BY deed of mortgage to Gen.
Franklin Pierce Of Concord, N. H. T. Haskell Derby and
James NJ Wilton, Esquers, of Boston, Mas Trustees,
and by special act Of the Legislature Of New Hampshire
exempt from the operation OF the Umry Laws sold
below par. .
The Income of the part of the road opened from is
local business only adequate to pay twice the amount OF
interest these Bonds And the completion OF the hne,
soon be effected will so largely increase the income a. TO
place them In the very highest class of Railroad securities
OF the half million of Bonds secured BY this gage,
bear per cent interest authorized BY law
payable with the coupons al the American Exchange Bank
nNewYorh; and $4,000 bear interest at six per cent
payable with the coupons The Agency Of the Company In
Boston.
The Bondsnow unscld sre:
l Bonds Of esch per cent payable in New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26

CEN ERAL TAYLoR's HE.

CEN ERAL TAYLOR'S HEAn
NJ QUARTERS. No. 70 FaIton-se, corner 4 en-
An elegant assortment OF S5rinx and summer (rrsk>
General Taylors Hesdquarsen No. Is frlsse q 49,
Gold.ss-Mr. @. SOUDEn, msna<cF, and wkose1,is -
pecessary for the completion Of . seatemsnS wsS,sS
prices far beyond The reach Of eonpetoou By e~sA9
none other than superior workmen he d saahssa =
the durability OF his CofAiax wei the snsnvps. ~
ezncc Of stylss Sc. His assortment Of Ciotha
vesfinxs, &c, embraces the most desirable fyps ~
been selected with visw Of combining bssaty sssss
economy and durability.
Nr j. SOuDER ssiil remzirs IN the chasus q T. -
uer's department. where be hss rendered hinlspfs -
BY his in satisfactorily 6,l,ne seasuss uiA S
No. ~ FnltpeS, spr Ga
NJ B-A largo and excellent sssortmsas Al vcutSy y.
chilireas Clothing always had. whisA ID b - >
eonePondingly low pncsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26
HsEry r LEEDS, Aactione-r.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE of Wines. Hsan-

11dies. &c, THURSDAY, May q. II O'clock at sales
roena No So ChambeEs-st, Broadway, beiag large
as<lrsert q bae old BFandies aud Wines AS, about
ipe0 choice bsends Of imported Cigars, and will DC Pc
reftory sole. by crder OF Assignee and others whom 1t
res Chan passss and Brandiss Also 3 gala old swan
Gin, Schidan seanepps Jaairx Rem, succoree 8rsdy
s. Coex kun- Star Ola S1rdne Cheese and Teas; sss
large assoEsnt Of choice brands Cigars Catalogues 20
ready az store No % Chslaber<st-
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$2OO,OOO rrH go sxR sasos COUNTY GAT.

and CITY or NASHVILLE kentucky BONDS
css snss bosr the sa pei
Bonds Of the above Counties and City with interest
TRs he 'S principal
In 1881, In the City Of New-York
Railroad Company In payment Of stock subscriptions to that
road made by the above Counties and City by authority Of
vote Of the people p no. gyun n the City Of May
The Road to which the Bonds are Issued Is hxtyei
% S Id css Of Sa
cost Of the work is and the stock subscriptions are
The Counties Of Bourbon Fayette and Mason are all pop
alous wealthy The soil Ia unsurpassed In fertility In any
S and II. the sl & :1s s %
Taxable Properly. P0puIstca.
8ourbon. ...................SilNl,1T am%
fayette ..............'..'.. lI,!ooaoo ee'sa an
Mason. .............'...... sio4o4S 800
their recent Railroad Subscriptions amounting to III oee
for which they hold equal amount Of Railroad stock The
S Of nss 10 he n p
ON the Ohio River In the County Of Masoc Of anshipmen
r the whole northeastern section OF kentacky Of msr.
the influence Of the system Of roads now convens upon It
and forming connections with all the rich central regions Of
Kentucky, and with the principal lines Of Railway running
seath and north the city must rapidly rise In business pop
ulaon and wealth Msysvills ewes now debt OF sIeeo
but has means the amount of So 0e0 and revenue 81
p 0Oo exclusive Of the for Railroad purposes This I'M
k-btednsss based capital of 45S20 exhibited
the Assessors books which does not give more than TIVE
The consuonaty Of the iae Of these Bonds has been
affirmed by the Circuit Count and Court Of Appeals OF the
State Kentucky which forever settles that question The
Court Of Appeals decided that their colecron be
breed by of msndsmus and the individual property 81
every citizen subjected TO the payment
The Kentucky members Of Congress certify to the perfect
security Of these Bends and Mr. Clay adds bis testimony .
their value He rays:
"These three Counties among the richest, believe;
excluding Jefferson they the three richest IN that State
The Bonds executed under the authority of the Legs
hre s power grant that authority hes been recently
affirmed by the highest judicial tribunal In Kentucky
eran no doubt that the principal and interest of the Bond
respectively viii be punctusliy paid they become due
Such my confidence in the safety Of investment In those
8ond that If my property were all converted into them
should feel perfectly secure
81 am with high respect, your ebedisnt servant
full printed exhibit may be had at the Office Of the IN
asrsignei
These Bonds ODER Of the best perfectly safe avenues Of
investment fore the public
GILBERT JOHNSON, Insurance Buildings, Wiiliam-h
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A n OPPORTUNITY not to be NEG
IA LEcTED-For peremptory sale at Auction, or
MUNDAi, The Slst lat, Al the Exchange Wall ct.
II 81 very desirable Lot xlc0 the north aide OF I'D
z eet fEozn Gil ana the railroad 70 bs opened Il the
fail Il 5 ready 70 bald on be sold and ay be had
AZ hs-xan- AL who want cheap lot should see this anj
attend tho sale. Terms easy Further palac1.ars Of
A j. BLEECkER, Aucrionser, No. 7 Broad g.
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fRajyS Fo<lsapeA Wardohts with every description OF
Liam fr,tnr. Aiso iso Office Chairs and 80 Bostoa
RrelsrH Catalogues ready the morning osslle Nops<
.,Deu,e nj ON any account
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcgER, Auctionesr
VALUABLE

% VILLA Plots, at TARRYTOWN, Weste,este, % i,
Al Public Auction.-ANTHONY J. BLEECkER VIII sell
at Auction, ON TUESDAY, June lS52 at u o'clock at
the Merchants Exchange in the City Of York Inc
above beautiful property known US part OF tue besxmaa
Homestead. and has been divided into is plots ranging IN
lze from to 10 each. -.
The situation of this property very desirable each po
having splendid view Of the Hudson River and within 70
minutes walk Of the railroad depot Gentlemen DESTROYS OF
country resid the city, will find all advantages On
the above property, good land, water. trees, &C.
The improvements In the vicinity rstcia's ana the
increase OF value certain being in the mnedise neshbor
hood of the elegant country Of Gen. James WATSON
Webb Messrs Arson G. Phelps, Jr, Edwin Bartlett Geo.
H. Swords and others. ,,
The sale will be positive TO the highest bidder ihe title
perfect free and clear Of all incumbran:e:
TrRMs-l0 per cent the day OF sale 90 per cent on
the 2lst day OF June when the deeds will be delivered
ard the brance may remain bend and mortgage for two
years, IL desired. - - A.. ~.,,,,a
of Mess,s FRANCIS CORE or @. r. BEEhMAN, who
will furnish all information desired, u~ov,,
For Maps &c, spply TO ANTHONY j. BILE En-
No Broad st or JOAN BUTLER il, No. 81 William
st. New.Yolk.
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NOTJCE TO CONTRACTORS
NTOTTCE TO CONTRACTORS

In OHIO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD, EXTEND
ING from CINCINNATI to ST. LOUIS Sealed proposals
will be received the offices of the undersigned In the cities
of Cncnn and St. Louis until the 18th day OF June next
for grading masonry and bridging of the following
tons of the above road:
First-From Cincinnst extending ~ miles westerly to
the intersection of the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad
Second-From lnoisown, opposite st Louis extending
50 miles eastery, point the town OF Carlyle
Mars and pfofles of the line will be ready for exhi
bon and all the Necessary information viii be given at the
above Offices Cd and after the oath inst -
For the remainins 2lS miles proposals will be received
nom ch parties as desire to bid for the work upon then
own exain ations and information the Engineers
will be able to give the character OF the country being un
form and preliminary surveys in progress
Copanerip firms bidding for the above work VIII please
give the full and Post-O address Ct escn member
Of the finn. h. g. SEfMOOh q ".
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THE MECHANICS and TRADERS
Il SAVINGS BANK, No. 49, Grand-st, between wiles

President. WALTER UNDERHILL.
First Vice President. RICHARD NJ. HOE !.
Second Vice President. .CH ANDLER INGERSOLL
Third vice-P.esident. ALFRED I. CONkLlN
Secretary p. HAIGHc
This institution win open Tor business on Wednesday the
18th day of May 1852 at o'clock P. Bank days Mon
days Wednesday, Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
O'Clock p NJ Interest the Of per cent? VIII be al
lowed al deposits prior the lat day Of July Interest
which have been deposed for the space Of three months
next previous to the Of January and July The charter
secures married and minors the sole control OF
their deposits
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nHE UNDERSIGNED HAVWS

completed his sxrendss and important altassluu>
his ola rtand No. lS6 Willsm-st- SEPARATING the wao
fom the retail department. and havne aneoeiate4 viA
now ready to offer the foowins socdA which havs heG
Iscted with vaf from the most ee'ebrsssd nsns
ROYAL TAPESTRY vELvET6;
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
PHREE-PLYS, new styles;
lNGRAINS, Of every grade;
VENETIANS, Of all widthei
OIL CLOTHS, MATTlN0a. AAsk
And are likewise In daily receipt Of eoods q sven
zion connected with the trade dom Auction, er.190
scther an unrvasd assortment 10 which We invite
sial attention of csunty deslerA and such - ere so
furnish anew their houssa botslS steemeoem n.y. IN
DAVID WE0k
No ls6 WflI!sr-st between rultoaand yoAnsn>4I
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Ry Telearaph.

yEwoRIIASs MAY ieArr chip cIzri'ss currer, Boston
&C ship Kcts,uky, Hoeson.
nORiIr MAY isArr shps Republic and Dsden, and schr
sh Nswlork shp Revere Boston; barb Helen Providence
nAp Tam a. Shs Philadelphia
CHARLES10N, May sS-ch ship Columbia New fork. Sid
chr Heicsa, kewfoTk.
SIR North cstekps, koFLenpo,t Ga bns Meopphs fSn
NORFOLK, Ms, 2i-Ar sehrs Pln,s Norwich, and A. = kls
Rc<khnd ca schr Rebecca foss, for West lndss 80
BOSToH May 2tAr bnss Lexington aud Cay, fhihiephaj
erhf Tangent, DO.
Ga shps james Connect Eamore Berlin, New Yort eah
yekpna Evelyn New Orleans Jas SAITH No
kns Caiosss Trinidad sehs Elizabeth Ann, Caps sy'en
Cnra koesss N.rek iasssna, Philadelphia Edna C., do
Bscn ard Teo,hy rharo do Planter Albany L. s,ar
New
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Markets. ~ Telegraph
$50, .~vcx M A-Tbe CorToN unssket il quiet At
svsS rsSss Iosys nlss restricted TO 500 bales at
sssoGr. MN zl,-Corron he's further sdvsncea Sales
- 1SSkIra & e{c CoaN hm aso improved; Yellow seI"
- 140f6a No change Ia TAa or SLAVES
CaxRLRsTor Hsy IS -CoTTox- Sales TO- day. go oases
= t0Io3c Ts Mszkss rn md hes IN upward fenae0ey
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nRAFTS on the BANK of IRELAND
-Payxhls sehs IN al psrts Of Irelsnd-x sale By to
Eih Emsrsns Society, No 81 Chzmbers<l
GREGORY DILLON Prsadank
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TyLOOR OIL CLOThS ct No. 10 Pin

4. Nsw-York, Printed By New R.esas PsosssA 4
u RICE co. PstenteeA would most respestfslly =
6esiderstum Of printing Floor On Cloths b M,shkuR
which for elegance Of finish have never eesc szcse4 u
which they Offering together with isffs n1 ~
Iueed pricss ct their Warehouss, No - rissSA
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Disasters, &C.

Y Rst.s Rsex. asmsssd sy sre chase.,ews, Mass
leaasd sailed for New oreass the
sa nscsrns Her ns.s aud ssethns above deck were de-
rus -. Asx. NAsn baraed chArls<towx M.ss
- ssbe IN 100 hhk 1cur.
SssA <svtAs< ca New orsess for Coras Chns WITH
sf1ess<n, efss ashore o. AaEss Bar The th
end wee tetSi bss fsss<assrs and crew ssved.
"A eHs tsessf nea Liverpool va Se yo for cbsrestoa
niDed bohs ke<ke~ S<sh an hstds
se~sns Ne San eyefeesrs 10 order 70 hsAea vessel
o<ua L. r. feSe-fwe seAr~ arrived Edsarsown
isss viii some 70 o. q Ah noasss ssuer boxes soap,
ss> &C. On the sA edos
sss t sss cut VIII partial success ssd a- hove 90
when the cat ~i,A fatigue
sssssad hAs. and she nesdas es ava she
tks hes,ess under Asa tits cao
d the fo hhds uolx>es
sHns sse The s&t she
ru>0xss. ersersand s abe you'd -
xxu. rnax>s ashore Gay he3 renaae
SD asssea, sns WI Be hsaAsa ~ssa
onss ccirpS,et.
HzNsat, snt Per-
p ~hs Is, - bnz -. snt nnacestfrs
snnk having board lie fe~s VITO tA ea
ksS HIKES Bath of NJ ksiofd Qet INTO Port
I2se nj <t Esssss epsaas cat - Wood iNsra
asrn4 sss cdse aud A'Ad VA oShArse csSk
1sad as1 s~fsf.
usrth ~ sa&-a &pi s, as e. ss ~ ensr nry mssss
hzsias Sss>sea Ssys rFevcaS ss s ssvoeey Hoia
fs'sa<ets sY<ft "a EefePe-
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NETWORK LINEN HALL-CHI-


Y EEsE BUILDINGS, No. $50 BR0ADWAy.--rh The
public respectfully informed that the ls OF uns the
No 539 Broadway, Chinese B1diDsn will be- opened
for the exclusive sale OF LINENs The necessity an
establishment Of this class has long been felt ia New York
to the time house for tie exclusive sale VI
Linens has exised-much TO the inconvenerce Of
houeholders who have found almost impossible OBTAIN
goods which they could depsrd being purely Lnsa
1he Linens sold 10 this market by auction are in nearly
every instance worthless having been spoiled the bleach
ina BY the nanufnctusrs these find their way into tie
consumers hands very low price, and need not add
frequently found anything but they
To remedy this evil the Pgorret0rs pledge themselves IN no
instance 20 sell article that nor all and purely linen
warranted onna uc perecf n very respect Teis pre-
stock has teen manufactured under their ON aire
ton. expressly Tor ffs establishments and they VIII
tnue this system, hrs insans gennne article a. the
lowest price TITS stock coopsss all the varieties Of he
fabric, from the nesyesf Linen TIE finest Csmosic The
business Of the es.ahh :ha-nt Win be contnctsc on cash
principles Every a-sicle will Be marked Ia pli, srre.
sta under no Circumstances en- al GRAFTON be se a.
the Prices nHye lsen calculated very small tue Ga
the oF,tl1ai cost JOHN DAVIS \ CO. P!o2ieta~s
n BNe are also prepared - eIter into contr.csr for
ne supply Of all kinds OF Lnen or tie use Of steam
cas-, noiss &C. On which PsTe aces ,eTgl discount
would he allowed Oh an 7rnts Of 500 aad upwards.
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r OW-PRICED BROWN SHEET
II INGS.-5o0 bales comprising variety ofsyles For
Gale By NE5MlTH Co, No. 81 Broadst and 80 New st.

MANTILLAS at REDUCED PRICES.
lyl e. s. MILLS, No. s Courtlandtst, Broadway
Of the sn saeas
the reduction In the prices of Black silks and Trim
miags he offering bis various wyies Of MsntllN at
greatly reduced prices and invites ths particular attention
dealers call and examine them before chAsng the
comprises all the fashionable Broadway syles st
Boring Shswls Of al kinda
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-, a, sraAmrns son IN. H0NTH o. Nay
& - - = ~ Trom nostoa- NU -. Eos Eve1co
proxa n York. .Msy 29.- Tor Chas'sstrr
- - rrcn ii Ycrt ..Nay "a For LrerpooL
''ss yrrc n Yosk may So FOR chsrsstoss
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