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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD co.
TRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

Nc z79 Greenwich-st between Chambers and Warren
ais Open every afternoon from 10 7 O'Clock.
Females married unmarried, and majors. have fu con-
troll Of all moneys invested Ia their names
Interest ct six per cent will be allowed on all suns not
exceeding five hundred dollars deposited before the first day
of Julv CALEB s. WOODHULL, President.
DIV H. BERTHoLF, Secretary
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The TaApr SALr-Ths great litsrar,

The TRADR SALE.--The great literary
exchange opened yesterday at the sales rooms Of
Bangs, Brother & Co. with no less eclat than has
marked the occasion in previous seasons We no
ticsd large representation Of the leading d:soila'
riss Of the trade, with sufficient number Of spsota-
tors nom the outside to give piqusnt variety to the
gathering. These periodical convocstions OF the
Official patrons Of literature always present an ase
able excitement In the midst Of our regular comasr-
cial routine To-day the mountainous collection Of
Harper Brothers, comprising invoices Of valuable
standard and popular works, is to DO offered for CON-
petition, together with tho contributions Of several
OF the chief Boston and Pniladslbnls houses We
understand that single copies Of tho WORKS put up
can be obtained at trade prices BY on-professonsl
purchasers, afordins excellent opportunity for
snsssurs to supply their Libraries with the best
cent publications.
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Bohinh oho Sc0mOS.

The Canal Lettings are undeniably one
Of the richest events of the age, if not In
themselves, at least in their collateral de-
velopments. There is no end to tho now
views Of distinguished men, which they
open upto the astOnished vision Of youthful
patriots. Mr.. Jolly Green looks on a..
founded at such specimens Of public virtue
and elevated principle. When the pure and
sensitive CHArFIELD solemnly declares the
lettings so corupty made that no rightsouled
man can approve them, and protests that he
shall appeal from such rotten doings 70 that
justice whereof he il . wsll-dsserving
pillar" who can refuse the tribute Of admi-
ration to such glowing heroism. Who can
help seeing that this zeal of CHAryrsLD's
has nothing to do with his failure to get .
million and half Of the Canal Contracts 70.
George Law & Co.-the rest to be equally
divided between the political partiesl
But there were other heroes IN this
memorable campaign of virtue and disia.
tsrestedness. Prominent among them ap-
pears JAMS KIDD, Esq, Mr.. Fllmore's
Postmaster at Albany. The great Kidd Of
former days buried . treasure in the Hud-
son the Kidd of our times sought to exc
tract one from the Erie Canal. Mr.. JoHH
&. MATREs, Canal Commissioner, in his
t. testimony before the Legislative Commit
tee, svears as follows:
my brother, CALVIN MstAsr, came 70 me and said
he requested to cali upoa ne BY James Kidd, of
bridge supcrssructsTes to the Company with Which
be tklcd) was connected, or in which he or his
fY1escs had an interest that uDleee the cont1aat
Was AWARDED, The Silver Gray Interest shosid BE-
arrsysd In hostLii5 70 the whole letnnss.'
Mr.. Kidd having deLied this under oath,
Gen. Calvin Z. Masher rejoins ~ follows,
also under oath:
"said Kidd remarked that there would b great
dissatisfacton With ME isssss on the pan Of III
Who we're disoblissd that from all b. could see.
tAs Ss,~ Gss,s net hksly to sss esv tAsnT ana
his brother sot was Jsst sks a. ks got a. and
II HI was satuasd, hs remarked. thar kmsv ttxrs
Wss REILLY asbs<v snssE tks Silvsv 0ysvs e Inens
e Dc eng harn. Besides, be remsrho ID, that kne
The RssssfU was tndebted 70 hin ori9inaliv enf
as, fsr s sssfesss, and woad b ssssslg esHfysle<
~ IA. !epiied, very we'll Whas do you dss,re
ne 70 90 osous ~ He said he wanted ne 70 spsak
70 ~ brother. said II he desired n, I we0ld suS-
=" 70 ny ssosAss ~ sssssssioas he tsaad Kidd,
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Fer CALIFORNIA;.

We shall issue TOMORROW MORNING
The Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sa~doich
Islands. 1t will contain summary of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing of the last steamer; Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies of this paper will
please leave their orders early This Morning.
Price, single numbers, sixpenee.
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ner in Baltimore. on St. Patrick's Day, the fol.
lowing letter was received, which elected much
applause from the company
WASHINGTON, March rs. 1850.
GENTLEMEN: 1 thank you for your polite invita-
ton TO attend the dinner TO be be given in Dau-
more on the nth instant, Ia commemor alton OF the
birth day of the Patron Saint OF Ireland, bat my
public dulles Ill prevent me from being present on
the occasion.
Ia relation to the main subject OF your letter. (the
liberation Of the exiles in Van Dicmans Lsnd.)
do net think ii pruden. to write any thing az the
present moment, which might be made public. n
sither OF you, or any other friend, should have o.
casion to Do in Warrington, I will inform him how
the matter stands
remain, Gentlemen, with high regard, yoa ODE
dent servant, DANIEL WEBSTER.
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Rae msde 70 me lie said he would be mach
obliged 70 me for coing SO, ans We separated very
In the hail. and said had promised Mr. KIDD t. 70.
peat TO him some suggestions IN regard 10 valve
Gates then rspeatsi substantially out not a. nj.
nntely ~ above, Mr.. kicd's reanks TO me, aad
concluded the interview BY saying had rersornsd
my agreement"
This is especially Interesting from the
light il pours upon the position of nevs.
paper at Albany, known as The State Rss,s.
ter. 1t seems that Mr. Kidd claims the
glory Of being the author aud chief director
of that sound conservative instisasios."
and we presume that he pockets its profits
also. Ii seems that he threatened TO let is
columns loose against the lettings, unisss
the latter were made to suit him. ID is
fact that they were not so made, and that
Tbs Register has condemned them with az
indignation Of virtue worthy Of Chst6eld
himself.
Let those, then, who honor Mr.. Chatfield
honor Mr.. Kidd and his STATE Register also
while those who behold the action Of the
one with disgust and contempt viii bsstow
an equal measure of the same upon the
other.
When may we hope for the bensf: Of
an opinion on these transactions from TAe
Ersn,ng Posts Perhaps, at any rate, i,
viii now lee Us know what il thinks of Mr..
Kidd and The Register!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

The INJUNCTION ON THE ART UNIoN.--
In the Supreme Court, yesterday, before Judge Daer
lin Chambers) Bennett against The Art Uaion, the
motion for injunction, to prohibi. the defendants
from exercising their usual right Of drawing BY lot
for works Of art for the purposes designed under the
constitution Of this body, was argued ct some length
BY ME- E. SANFORD, who read voluminous state
ment embracing the details OF the origin and history
of the Society and its general objects which he
tended were contrary to the letter and spirit Of the
laws Of the State which had been expressly framed
and passed the Legislature with a view to prevent
gambling in every shape. In the course of his re-
marks he cited q large number Of authorities In
support Of his position, commencing with the Law o.
1884, and took occasion to refer to various secsonso
the subsequent acts embodied in the Revised Statutes
having reference to the case together with decisions
from the books. He was interrupted By the Judge.
who adjourned a o'clock, and will resume his ar.
aument this forenoon at 10 O'Clock
In the early part of the session M. 0'Conor, for
defendants read several sdavits to show the prsc.
iice Of the Art Union In drawing its prizes, and
showing that many OF the hnt Judges and Executive
officers of the State and City had participated in
such drawings, and no question had ever before
been raised of the legality of the operation He also
read an affidavit, showing that the complainant In
his purchased the ticket upon which he brings
the actionJ Of third party, and that Bennett does
not appear on the books OF the Art Uaion az .
member OF the Institution fact implying that this
uit was not by bona hds sggrievsd party, bat bvs
person who purchased an interest In the promised
drawing, solely for the purpose Of bringing this suit
The case will proceed TO. day.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MARCH %.
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for Earopean
Circulation will be issued TON ORR o w
MORNING at Q O'Clock. 1t will contain all the
Latest News up to the time Of going to press
Tho Asia sails from this port on Wednesday at
II O'clock
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The PEOPLES LECTURES. We once

THs PEOPLES LECTURES. We once
more call attention to the lecture which hr. w. z
RoBIrsos viii, this evening, give at the Tabernacle
IN this course. Mr.. r. was formerly known to me
readers Of 71s Tribune AZ the author Of our Rchs
lieu" and " Penimmon" correspondence from Wash.
nston, In which capacity II was his lot to disturb
the equanimiW of Hon. WILLIAM sAwYsE, Of sausage
memory. The topic which Mr.. X. this evening dis
sourses-she relative claims OF the Celtic and Saxon
Sacss-is one to which he has devoted a great deal
of research, and which he win illustrate BY sres.
Wit and ingenuity Of argument He has already
delivered lectures upon the subject in several places
letter now before Us from literary gentleman o.
Auburn, says that As. Robinssns lecture there o.
cited more discussion aad led TO more inquiry than
ell the other lectures Of the course"
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RsADY-MADK CLOTHING FOR

HEADY-MADK CLOTHING FOR lash OK
CREDIT This department # our business 10 under the
j,rertior and man msnt Of William Gardner. who has
had long experience and practical aud tasty in this
branch II buBess We invite the attention Of dealers 20
the style Of this stock particularly.
Lieht Profits 10 the stem have adopted being COZ
vnced that Ia the psp0a' We prepared to grant
liberal tesms Of credit IN this department.
We soc an pectisn Of he stock from close buyers
TwEgDy, MoULroN & PLIMPToN, No. AZ Broadway.
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AUCTION CARPETINa AND Day Goops IN
CARNiNx sr-H HALL Co. No. rs Carmas corner
Bsecl ST having made e1te purchases al the re-
cent large sucsfons preparing otter Tapestry
Brussels Imperial Three Ply and nsrain Csrpstnss OH
Cfe,hs, Mating. DIussss, Rags. &C.. together with
large stock Of DRY Goods which the attention
u ieads and the paolie before making their pur-
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HAIL TO THE Grief.

HAIL TO THE CRIEF.
Indeed it was an bappJ hour
For us poor niblefs hero on earth,
When KiBs LYON conceived the power
To kill all reptiles At their birth.
For low he fashioned cut powder,
Getting but palJy price.
Which operates Ike Tful thunder
Knoctipg end ways Rats and Nice.
His powder ia not partial alose to these.
But" fetches - Reaches, Bed Bugs. Fleas
All insects love it, Il know not why.)
Unless they think it's fun to die
OF such like fun. should they wish more,
Friend LYON will accommoda Q at 4A.
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AMERICAN TRoubLE In EsYPr.-We fad
IN the Aiiss~siss zsisss, under date Of sl,, Fab
ruazy, non Alexandra b Egypt, ssassmsn, III
the AnsKcan Consul, General Massulev. had pvlled
down his dag on account OF some delay Of Justice
upon the part Of the Director Of Forelga Affairs.
The Minister Of War being asked Il she United
States had any vessels Of war. replied that b BE-
hsvsd hey bad, but that thsy would hardly venture
- far ~ Egypt.
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OBsTRucTIoNs IN THE NosTH kvss.-
We learn frsm The Albany Jswxst that . formiss'
bic ics-barsr 10 fenced between Csssisten and Hud-
son, and snothsr between Kindsrhook and Coey-
mans. Without warm rain, navisssioa will b %.
stsucted several days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

A NAVY YARD AT SAN Francisco. The
Commission appointed TO select site for a Na,y
fszd On the magnificent Bay Of Sea Francisco, will
leave this City in the steamer Of TO- monos. The
Board consists Of Commodore John d. sloa., C,a-
nandss w. .. Ogden, Lieutenant Simon r. Blass.
and W. p. .. Sanger, Esq., Civil Engineer Of sas
ksvy Department. Lieutenant ID. Amrnen accom-
paniss the Board a. Secretary, and Passed Nidship-
MAJ A. c. Jackson a. Drauehtsmaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

EsYPTIAH MusEUM.-We learn that the
museum Of DR.. Abbot, Of Cairo, consisting Of the
rsrsst and most curious specimens Of ancient Esyp-
sian art and life, and which IL wsllknown to svsry
traveller in Egypt, has been shipped at Alsxandna
for the United States This collection 10 one of the
most valuabls Of its kind In the world That of the
British Museum and Of the King OF Prussia are more
extensive, bus are hardly more choice. Among
other remarkable objects in Dr. Abbots collection 10
the seal ring of Chsops, the supposed builder of the
great Pyramid. The museum IL of great value, aud
the City OF Nsw.York should honor Itself By pos.
ssssipg it.
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CoNGRrss. the SENATE, Yesterday,

CONGREss.--1n the SENATE, yesterday,
Mr.. GwIN of California (Opposition) Chairman
of the Committee on Naval Affairs, reported
back all the petitions for establishing Mail
transportation by steamers to Ireland, Genoa,
Spain, Africa, China, South America. &c and
asked that the Committee be discharged from
further consideration of the subject The Sem
ate agreed to the report, and thus laid over
for this session everything like Government
aid to new lines of steamers. So, the
Irish and the Ebony steamers are yet far in the
future.
Gideon J. Pillow, General in the United States
Army, and author of a new mode of fertilization
during the War with. Mexico, was taken down
from the high and dark shelf on which he has
lain since the peace, and ruthlessiy thrust before
the public by resolution of Senator JONES to
print the Supplemental Report Of the Battle Of
Csro Gordo, made by Gen. p. shortly after that
event. and which has never yet been published.
One more candidate en- route for the Baltimore
Convention, where he will probably find his
glacis on the wrong side of the ditch.
Senator SouLE made long and eloquent
speech upon the Non-Intervention Resolutions.
and interested course by this nation toward all
othess; that we should not stand idly by while
other Governments were violating national laws
and human rights, &c. (See the speech in
another column The fame Of the eloquent
speaker drew an immense audience.
In the HOUSE, the Homestead bill was
laid over until Tuesday next.
Mr. JouNsoy pronauprad tba III n,ara.ca, ha
tween Messrs. DUNHAx and FITCH amicably
adjusted.
The Deficiency bill was debated in Commit
tee Of the Whole, and several sham retrench-
ment amendments were voted down. They
seem to have been proposed mainly for the pur.
pose OF making capital for the Opposition. Mr..
HoUsToN. of Alabama, was very severe upon
army prices.
Near the close Of the session an attempt was
made to "save the Union" by offering motion
declaring the binding efficacy of the Compro-
mise acts" and calling the previous question
thereon. The House adjourned, however, with
out honorins the Union with special vote.
LEGisLATURE.-The SENATE raised a
Committee yesterday lonly IT members being
presently to report upon the late high doings in
that body, and especially the conduct Of Senators
Pierce, Platt and Upham.
The Appropriation bill was ordered to third
reading.
In the ASSEMBLY, motion was made to
raise Select Committee to gather and report
all necessary statistics OF the Liquor Nafic-
The mover (Mr. LucKEr) spoke in support of
his motion. Mr.. WALSH aud others opposed it,
and it was laid upon the table.
The bill to amend the Railroad Law was taken
up and an amendment was adopted imposing q
penalty upon Railroad Companies for employing
men men who use Intoxicating liquors, whether the
No1Psoiss are aware Of the fact or not. An
unaeelsnsd but excellent arsumsn, in favor OF
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FAT BEEF FAT BRrY IA beautiful

Of five old Seets rassd and f1ed 10 Connecticut
ffom the stock VI g. L. Hubert. They have beeR pur
chased and slaughtered by h. Lawrence - and II Centre
market. where hey will be offered sale TUESDAY,
the I'D ss and be any day this They are
said BY the best judges TO fer exceed anything that
bsen \ this
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DIR. 8. A. WFAvER's well-knowr

u
Cantsr and Salt Bhsum Syrup Canksr Cure and Cests
are sold In this City by NJ Ward Co.. No. SO Maiden
lspe; Olsott, MeKessen PobiDs, No III Maiden iane
Penfoid, Clay & Co, Ne. Eletcber-st Minor Co.,
No 24 Futsn. ST.: y. NJ Guion, No l17 Bewery; Rsu-
ben Moss corr eT Of Grand ard Cannon sts G. A. Ross
miller, No ia Sth-sv Crombe. corner of Bowery and
Hous,on-sts; H. r. Hall. No 3ll Blocker ST.; II. II.
Pas tee No sss Greenwich st DR.. J. NJ Saith, No s.
West Broadway.
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NEw CARPETS FOR SPaISG TRADE The
subscresr has Assd. and constantly recsviag
Hew pa1tsrps 81 Tapestry Brussels Three Ply and Ingram
CaSpess and OIL Closhs asd desgus,
- H. and =. Cd. Vetetass Ia various ssyles Hearth
Ceicss1 Nsttinss saar Reds &c. Ac. for sale low
pxices Tor eaAh. Gro. e l.. HYATT,
Nos. t<t and &a6 Pearl 81.
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QUICK TRAxslr.-We received Albany
papsrs Of yesterday mosains Per Harlem Railroai,
q O'Clock p. Il.
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BRITANNIA IRA SETs-l am now pre-
pared to furnsA Britannia Tea Sets Coffee Pots Urus
r,ess!s Lamps Candleseks and variety of sri-
taunis eAl articles best quality latest patterns and
At the reasonable Wholesale and RETAIL the
we'll Anowa and popular establishes No. Barsg alp
~ LuCIUs HART,
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n Few. except experienced dealers,
ally eDpsseiAse the naas sav,ases gained By careful
ex1nnstlea Of . yell asssFted stccs Of Hosiery Tne
S~eset velses library Arss fsasts elmssh. And
then departs. a1e. With teassrss Car the meutrds;
the 1esu&sne reader, u RAr ApAMss first sts6ss his
eva tasee ana nesneat aAa thea purchases mutual
lnesstsss. Manufacturer. aAd Jsbbsss OF Hosssy, Ne
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LAaoE ANp PEKEMproRY SALE or VAL-

UADLE IMPROVED AND UHIMPR0vED PROPERTY IN THE
CITY OF HEw-YoRK, AT AUCTION We invite the at.on-
ton capitalists and Others the large sale of valuable
Real Estate, by ANTHONY BLEEcKRR. This DAY. at
lousss and ioss known ss Nos ia 7sl no IA 81 s
etanesn-st including the Of stanton and Attorney
sts, houses and lots Nos 47 aud les 10
building lots Of the ADORE Of the fronting
% Clinton snd Attorney 81 situated bet resn stan
ton ard Houston-sfs The house aud lot No los 7th
Of desirable badh lots 9Th Of between lot and
3davs and choice lots Of ground on ssh aud
all yiBe body. between and 9Th Sale posi-
tive. Terms liberal aAd title uuQasstlouable. Maps de-
scTbng the above property, be- had at the auction
rooms, No. ! Broad st. (N0. 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

FnoM SAvAnnAH.-The steamer Florida
arrived last sight in 50 hosrs from Savannah. We
have papers fson our friends Of the Nsps. cssrsi~
asd Rsrsbise~. There 10 no nsws.
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RsrvaxEp.- John M. Niles. Of
Hartford, returned iron his tour In Europe IN he
PseiAc, which arrived On Sunday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
EsrABLusHED ls25.-In this, the tweu-

tsth year Of Successors 70 the original pro.
pfistsis Of the Only Esabseuent N the CITY IN the year
023 Al which was projected and successfully carried out,
the idea Of supply of solely 6r quality Ready made Gar
msnt eshooves Ne to announce III the con tdsnce Of our
experience witkstsndIng the efforts that have been
made TO equal productions that we sl consnus TO
keep hand the best of Ready made Clothing
b had in this market when we ~osld solicit the at
tsatn Of those wbo IN cases OF smergsncy OF otherwise
SECURE snit prices which must satisfy the
discerning that ours are The most economical not the
lowest priced goods.
A. usual sur ply Of the newest and most desirable fab
rios will the require menss ofthose
fsFine articles made 10 which department. the
best talent 10 employed. W. T. JENNINGS Co..
No 23l Broad way: American Hotel.
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BARRON BRorHras' PORTABLE FURNACES

AND gcneks.-Thsse Furnace in At the u. 8
Mat u Phlsdslphs. ~ at Mc6as Assayins Establsh
msnt, San Francisco They melt any meal with hal
the tina end fsel required BY her Furnaces The Forge
are tilted up with BARRox BRorHERs patent self rssulst
"a Tuyss, which gives them twice the power Of oihe
Joxxes. Ne 50 Duane u.
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HA1s.-Nothina could be more appro
H.Ts-SpRlre Fashion. O.,

No. us Brosdwsy, Irving Hos:s, have aow rssdy .ss
nyovs1 OF the character style of Hats
an sytsblshmsnt ~ manifested in an extensive er0 ap
My iscrsssins popularity. unmssakasis enosAce o.
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R The Pick for this week is issue

a. The PICK for this week Is issued this
noraipe ard be fouAd for sale The P,ck Office No.
a. Abn.st BY the News II contains several carr
catures Of prominent politicians and statesmen among
them Cas-, teward and Douglas dancing on the tight
rope the Meeting Of Bloct heads and hs Of
Pitcher 10 csebrsted La the For est Case, aud
svsrety Of other iliuslr atoms and COME reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

UNDER AND HosluRv. The
Dlscs bay sucA eeods MtAe best a'tcss the svs
vsioss asp wsasd 10 II The New Yk SseskAg and usdsr
cement vHcsety. No. iet Bsve Call and exanias the
asgvssss end Asssry u ass age asd quality nsds y
os9oT. RANKIN 3 CO.
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GRHAr BARGAINS N CARPvrINGs -PE-
TxasoN huhfaksy. NJ sTs Broadway corner OF White
ST. AenSx purchased iAgsiy At the late large auction
SO ~ SseSss 81 the Same y The following lev prices
kc4 vevsss, Ia. Tapestries q Brusssls ss; Three
N.Y. 70 IA hgrCss, =. v g., ana ali other goods
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CaAPR SHAwLs, CaAPR SHAwLs.-:

GRAPE SHAwLs, Grape SHAwLs. - $50, 900
SrNIx Ne sfy 0rand at corner o. Orchard ss.sr n,
s. So S. SIC and $i1 aekRswledsed By all 70 - he
seiess aiss this sssses $50 90 worth Of elegant
Sprpg eilks ricA Bfccafe sped and pam chaRgsasis
Also Ns cases Lsd,ss epfsg Dfess Gcods These gess
aye I'll Of the latest ippessoA and eoashs at aseuea