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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-12

lie London Police demanding more pay and threaten
10 strike rs the Manchester force did II not granted
The scbi.m IN the Irish National Board of Education had
been completed by the regnaons Of Ar hblshop Whste-
ley Mr. Backburne, ana Baron Greene Inc places OF the
two xCoumission.rs had 1t said been already fill
M by the appointment II DR. Knox Bishop Of DJwn and
Com, and Abrt Brewster The lh Attorney General
DR. Nes hss handed the balance Of b., defense
fund 1850 to the Roma, University in Ireland with
the pOn Of few hundred pounds TO one OF the Eng
llsh religious houses.
recent discovery Of guano is exciting attention snong
importers ard farmers The deposit is ssii 10 be
i,land 20 miles long by broad and lying between the
Mauri'us and Calcutta There are stro5g
the ssud and convenient loading stages be
erecto in the creeks and bays The deposit extends
ali the Island ard samples brought 10 Britain resemble the
guAno Ssldsnhs Bay Some chips have been sent
bring csrgOes home.
Experiments made st the Albert Docks Liverpool are
proved that ropes made of hides prefers
BILE, eli respects TO those made Of hemp and besides
much ch-sprT.
Lard Ruihven Scottish neblemsn, is dead
Messrs Brown. >bip,y Il Co had published the follow.
ing letter respecting the cargo per B.tc
Our attention called statement inserted
I'D a. M pa,pt de srsbv bs Cd sa. NJ .m
Bane for Ne~iork bes permission the following reply
FeOd' Of The year tie American .eame 81
great disappointment and shipper. pi.es
AL sh footing ~ nsIgd many months 'nee that goods Tor
the Collins Inc should be received "Wednesday ding toe Day
SAILING ard that god. nr une after midnight fsesti
sadins from Res.n. Road to Huious bocs before Tat me
ho DOT take precedence Of those entering conformity with the
We entitled . the representatives Of the Company
bosd proper;
pIe-ebt time placed al others footns
some ,Aippe-. order o,her.
early MoDosy ,pd ruecay
Regent Road On Monday
shpiog CLERK sppd
goods which then hand and
have down that day
.Shed We adhere to the Arrangement whichever tie
sht b. and that e lot send dos s al the
sppt ted y the from which have
osed rotwt' standing the charge The
several who applied
he .sus pursl-d BY these shippers
Iuotr The determined. he frr
he oty Of shipment ~ lot aud p ted
the IN tA Thu
the IL zrc, believe, vii Be
G.siLfeTesttc peIsus
We have ony add that the referred the com
this well
Tie Ion ~tch the nat.
Mr. having. msd-
io advantage oth-rs. s-ndn=
Of - hlch he Wss Informed a. tie
Hoar obed Bows. S8aPLEY 4 o
- Jul =
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SPAIN.

nothing important excepting that the Cabinet has de-
cd.d that all grants for Railways to the present date
shall BIZ held to be valid. The Queen hsd confirmed this
occasion Of her Ministers,
Don jose de IA Conchs had presented to Government
m.ror on the political state government. ana sdninl
tratt Of Cuba and mad requested permission 10 puosh
royal decree orcers that the remains OF l.
Dc Maratip The rsmat nov inferred the Pere Ia Chase
Cemeiry at Paris shall be removed to Madrid together
nth the booy OF Juan Cortsz, Marquis Do Nsdegamas,
As a specal mark OF Royal favor.
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GERMANY.

A monument to Coperricus has lust been erected at
Thorn Lis rsiive place II bears side the nscrp
ton supplied by Fsron Humboldt
"NICOLAUs COPERNICUs TORUNEN5Is.
tens c,slIIue saor'
and on the other
Maths ms, obit snno 1873"
further step had b sen taken toward reducing the mum
Der Of Ittty pnopses in Germsny by the union OF the
Ducbies Of Anhslt kotben and Auhat Dessau Duke Al
Carl Of Anbt Bernberg had coded his territories
of Bern berg and kOthen TO Duke Leopold OF Anhd Des
sau in oonside ration Of snuuty payable to himself and
wife Thus the three Anhs duChes united under
IN,
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h,sn and u,der the Turks Eastern bsrbarsm am aga
a,e3 an far With Western civilization, "a TO make ms
center ~ .beoracal Empire the eaectGa bar against
Fp,one., procress When the Greek Enper0n we're
tnrnd , ~ The saltans Of Icoaum the genius OF the
snci.nt Rv1,utiee Empire survived this cazngc "t
dynss and If the Sultan 20 b. supplsnted ny tne
Oar ,b Bas Epi, would be restored TO life With more
influences than under the ancient Em9erors
and With more aggressive power than under tbe Sllta1
The Gar would be for Byzsrtine Civilization what
Russian adventurers were for CENTURIES 20 tue
FmDerors Of the Lower Empre-the corps d.
euard. Of their soldiers The struggle be-ween
Western Europe aud Russia abodt the possession OF
Constau.nOple involves the question whether Byzanu-
nisu is 10 fall before Western civilization. or Shethef
its sntagonism shall revive in more terrible aud N
querng form than ever before. Coastantnope - the
golden bridge thrown between the West and the hasf
and Western civilization cannot like the SUM- go sou11
the world without passing that bridge aud II c.ndo'
pass il without struggle with Russia. The Sdtan no is
ConstanDope Only trust for the revolution, ana Tue
present nominal dgnitaTies Of Western Europe theih
selves finding the last strong hold Of their order on he
shores Of the Neya can do nothing but keep ire g1r'
ton in suspense until Russia has TO meet her rea aaZ
OMIT the Revolution Tn. Revolution which VII oreaS
the Rome Of the West will also overPO"er the ue'u -
Influences OF the Rome Of the East
Those Of your readers who having read my letters on
German Revolution and Counter Revolution, written for
tn, Tribune some two years ago desire 70 have an nme
d,e intuition Of IT, will do well inspect the picture by
Mr. Uoanoersr now being exhibited in the New YORK
Cry,ts Palace representing the presentation Of work
incuens petition TO the magistrates Of Dusseldorf IN
l14s What the writer could Only anayze the eminent
painter has reproduced in its dramatic vitality
Karl MARX.
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INSTRUCTIONS

ry7o THE pUBIIC-THE IMPORTANCE OF A GOOD
Il band to all classes.-As it is conceded by all who
have taken lessons Of the undersigned have witnessed
Tie progress Of his pupils that Godsmiths plan of tut
ton, and the styles of penmanship he teaches are as
only necessary present in its full force the Importance
of clear, symmetrical. and expeditions hand to all
classes challenge the attention and enlist the prae
cal exerons of bad writer in this leading and nds
pensabe branch of useful education. To the young man
just entering upon his business novicate whether clerk
salesman bookkeeper the first and most essential
requisite is a thorough command of the pen. He may
have all the rules Of arithmetic at his fingers ends and
he may understand the principles Of bookkeeping in ali
its forms intimately and thoroughly; but his dexter
fingers cannot readily trace in clear bold and beaut
full characters the entries he has to make in the journal
and edger-ifh he cannot copy letter make out an in
voice. fill up bill Of exchange draw up any business
with rapidy and ease his services in the store
counting house win be of comparatively little value and,
must ever hold subordinate position. Before he CAN
make forward step, he must become good penman
To the his vocation o. the
art the pen of ready writer Ia great desderatum
The time that is saved by swift and accomplished penan
in the expression of his IDEAS cOntrasted with the time
lost by buneler must in the course Of lifetime be
worth thousands Of dollars to any in this gec,
able employment oIen skilful photographer
thousand to one compared with the chances Of slow
sp to matter the a
cIamped irregular illegiblc scrawling female hand
universally held to be mark Of ignorance as well as
ladys hand the key her general ata,nments and
domestic habits and If she writes i'll, set her down
careless in regard to the cultivation Of her talents ndo
lent in her disposition, and but poorly qualified to at
tend with the necessary energy to household affairs In
short any lady gentleman who in these days Of cheap
instruction negects TO scqurc practical and complete
command OF the instrument which the telegraph OF
thought and the handspring Of business is justly looked
upon by thinking people behind the age, and unlikely
to overtake il. These facts, ndispuable, unde-
niable and when it is known, it is almost universally,
that the author Of this circular in short series OF
private lessons by instruction in class reform and
remodel the most moderately hand-evolvng order
freedom symmetry, and regularity out of the most
strained and contored handt is not too much TO say,
that those who neglect the opportunity utterly blind
10 their interest. The charges moderate, the
risk none the result nvariabe and the opinions Of the
press letters from eminent public men, and the united
admissions of thousands OF pupils the guarantees Of
competency and offered by
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, No. $50 Broadway.
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THE RAIL- SEASON.

NT0SuMENT BGii.~iH he FIRST COMPANY CONT.
IVl mental Guard, Captain ]. c. Heme win give a
Grand Military and Civic Ball at the Apollo Rooms 40
Broadway Tuesday evening, March s. The proceeds
to be appropriated to erecting to the memory
OF the late Henry Gibson, the last of Washingtons Life
Guard, Whose remains have laid nearly year in the
Greenwood Cemetery without stone to mark the last
resting place of the old veteran. Tickets 81. May be
of any member of the company at the door
on the evening of the ball
Capt. J. C. HELME, Chairman.
r. p. ROGERS, Treasurer.
II. CARPENTER. secretary.
NTOTICE.-THE BALL COMMITTEE OF THE DUFFY
IN Guard are requested to meet at Wilson'S Hotel
Sunday March 6, at 2 p. N. BY order of
WM. WILSON, Treasurer.
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RESTAURANTS.

If1XkE N0fiCE0f0 C0NS0isSEUkS OF TERRI Pin
i have just received splendid lot Of egg terrapins
which am serving up at my establishment and will
be pleased TO furnish the same to any who may wish the
either dressed in their natural state N Oysters
Of very superior quality, picked The above ar
ticles viii be forwarded with despatch any part OF this
or the adjacent cities by THOMAS DOWNING,
No. Broad street.
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FURNITURE.

DCH ROSEWOOD, PARIOR, AND CHAMBER FUR.
N niture.-H. sTONEY has now in his wsrerooms
very large assortment Of the above class furniture oh
usual well known substantial and fashionable quality, to
which he would particularly call the attention Of his old
customers, and persons about making their spring
selections to call and examine the styles and prices at
his waeroems $50 Broadway next door to the colamore
House.
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A LBlRT. II. NIC0LAY, AUCTTONEER.-
IA household furniture at auction Albert II. Nice
lay will sell on Thursday, March 10th, at 1os o'clock
A. NJ, at No. 70 Vandam street, (between yarick a ad
ing in part Of marble top tables, rocking chairs sofas
carpets, piano, chairs marble top washsands &c, &c
together with variety of kitchen furniture stoves,
crockery, &c, with which the sale will commence.
Terms cash. bankable money. Catalogues viii be iy
the day before the sale For full particulars apply to the
auctioneer No 40 Wall street.
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CS CO REWARD.-LOST, AN OLD FASHIONED GOLD
D<C wasch: NJ S. Tobias Co.. makers. The mum
Der the subscriber thinks is 300 Was last cleaned by
A. G. Benedict & Co., 2S Boweiy. Lost in Washington
market going through Vesey street to Eighth avenue
at the of Barclay and Church streets got
OF the corner OF West Broadway and Canal street and up
Woos er street to l06 The above reward will be paid by
returning to stall No. Washington market at lO6
Wooster street. J. A. GRAFT
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G OK REWARD WILL BE GIVEN WITH THE
ND<C thanks OF the owner. for the recovery of da-
ond cluster ring lost Wednesday evening, March ID
way, the east side of Broadway between the bali
room and the corner Of Walker street The ring was
highly valued keepsake and the finder will receive
the above reward by leaving it with Edward Westervelt
halter, 50 Eighth avenue, between Fifteenth and six
tenth streets.
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TINENTH SEMIANNUM TRADE SALE OF NEW can
Il risges on Wednesday morning, March 9th AZ loI<
o clock at the Chinese Museum and Phadslpha Hx,ar
Ninth and George streets Philadelphia The collection
will comprise nearly three hundred including eighty OF
Dunlap Co.'s celebrated make-an warranted Saje
positive and no posi- ponement ON account Of the weather
AIERED NJ. -HERkNtSS. Auctloneer
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w. III. McDonald's Newspaper Advertising
House, No 102 Nassau street. Of Ann-The very
best papers, from every part Of the Union and the Cana
dss received daily Best TERMS and fullest authority
and recommendato from the written signatures
Of the publishers.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

4 GERMAN GENTLEMAN, OF EXTENSIVE BUSINESS
connections in several parts of the globe having ex
perience and possessing ready capital of SIS 600 Is esi
of joining established firm of high respec,ablity
in the general commission ard shipping agency line.
Parties willing to make him overtures, will please address
b. r. Herald Office, stating where an interview may be
~ 1t is requested that only principals will address
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A AUCTION.-BY W. II. FRANKLIN, SON & Co,
IN on Monday, March 7th at twelve O'Clock in the
Merchants Exchange two story and basement cottage
house and lot in street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues north side; house Of lot. House
Is feet inches by rs feet, with 9ye fire places ten
rooms lot Is feet inches by IS feet inches Croton
water, drains, &C. Or private sale. Inquire on the
nremises.
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I'M TAIpH'S 0FTTCL RcUHS gi.o4 ~ \. .N..s
~ and to p NJ, Sunday excepted, st NO esS nous.
ton street. neaS Wooster
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4 c. FUTILE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALES.
~ "A c. Tutte, Office No 102 Broadway will devote
his personal attention this sales Of furniture
at the residence of families giving up housekeeping
stocks OF cabinemakers, &C. Having been engaged in
the business for the last thirteen in this city, he
atters himself he give entire satisfaction. Chs rges
will be moderate, and settlements prompt
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4 UCTION NOTICE.--SALE OF FURNITURE, DRY
n goods millinery, French couches, ewery, &c. this
cay at 1o O'Clock in the sales rooms ID Spruce street.
On Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock will the sale Of
large stock Of well assorted dry goods by virtue of
assignment and will be continued daily till all is sold.
Terms, cash r. Forresta). THOS BELL, Auctoneer.
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C1 OAn REwARD-A REWARD OF 81 900
Nl .OVO viii be paid by Professor RsBERT Hell
ItR for the recovery of the following property which
taken from his the night of the Sd Instant
letter from Queen Victoria to Professor II thanking
him for professional services also one from Emperor
Nicholas of Russia, with medal from Gustavus Of
Sweden one from Louis Philippe of France from
bella Of Spain; and large EMERALD ring pre- by the
Duke OF Buccleugh to Prof. Heller. The above we're in
one parcel and we're taken with other yaluables.
C1S0 REWARD.-THE RESIDENCE NO. oO5 COR
sDIeJO ner of South First and Eighth streets Will
lsns burg was burgariousy entered the 18th
OF November when the following articles stolen -
Two gold lepine watches, having gold dial mita.
ton Of the sun, wreath around it, with small dent
on the dial; drop chain attached to it, the other Is
chased watch back case opens with spring silver dial
and wreath around it, the number is 20 $50 and guard
chain the slide is ia shape of tulip with ruby set in;
the key OF the watch is eight corneed with yellow am
Der set I'M the sword the chain has silver blade and
gold hilt, with the inscription in French-"Yrtue ct
glore." gold bracelet the top conta ming the dark
hair is eight cornered the paddock containing the white
has the initials c. w.. on the clasp so uare breaspin
with portrait Of French lady, done on iyory also
bveastpin two markson the back being longer than the
other. diamond ring, chased around the setting with
a small flower on the diamond ruby ring; n gold pen
ell pair OF chased drops and novel round clasp and one
large stone set in the centre $50 for the recovery OF the
things and 500 for the conviction OF the burglar will
be paid by the Mayor of the city of William sburg
WILLIAM PEARSAIT.
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SPORTING.

having an Italian greyhound to dispose of may hear
Of purchaser on application to ARCHY GREvE, No. Q
Barclay street.
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th70 REWARD.--LOST, ON THURSDAY LAST NEAR
H)IO Rafferty, carriage depot, Canal street. black
King Charles dog. with white breast had collar with
franco engraved it. The above reward will be paid
delivery to Mr. Spcer 1915 Houston street or at room
l26 GIamercy Hotel of Broadway and Twentieth
street.
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GOAL YARD AND FIXTURES FOR SALE, IN FIr.
~ teenth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
Inquire OF 126 Water street.
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Len u PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce re.
mains unequalled zest with soups fish meats game
curries &c. An invoice landing Hendrck Hudson, in
quarts, pnt and half pints also lot in jars containing
one imperial gallon each. intended for hotels restau-
rants, &C. JOHN DUNCAN SONS, 407 Broadway, sole
agents for the United States
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COAL.

COAL.
EOAL.-THE VERY BEST QUALITY OF PEACH
~ orchard (red ash) egg and stove Sizes well
screened and delivered in good order from under cover
at IS per ton The incest size for grocers always on
hand, at yard So Goerck street, Of Rivngton
MAT. CLINTON.
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Gas.-Gas Fixtures of Beautiful Design and
wolkmanshp, will be found at the great manufacturing
depot of ARCHER, WARNER CO., SIG Broadway. One
thousand different patterns hand.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

on AIMS CHURCH FOR DEAF MUTfs IN THE
- small chapel of the University Washington
square-Service with the voice, at l05 A. The usual
afternoon service for deaf mutes will be held to
evening at tx o'clock AL persons interested in pro-
noting the welfare Of the educated deaf mutcs Of this
community are invited to attend
DEHOP SNOW WILL PREACH TO MORROW, AT 8
Id and ~ p. NJ, at Mount Zion Second Advent Church.
Union buildings 1863 Bowery. Evening subject, "Sgn
Of the Son Of Man. Matt a. 3d. Seats free. Bible class
at Z. NJ.
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Gh1O REWARD, FOR THE RECOVERY OF VERY
plO small spaniel slut, black and iwhite, with very
ling cars had on when lost fancy leather collar;
10 the of Flora. Return her to the Union
Place Hotel, and receive the above reward
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DIX REWARD LOST, ON THE EVE OF THE Sd
'WeD inst porte monnae. containing S22 in bills sup
posed to be lost in the Museum The owners name is
on the inside Whoever will restore the to the ad
dress inside the porte monnae, will receive the above
reward
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NTATRIMONY, IN CLINTON HALL THIS EVENING,
lN phrenologically considered, in lecture by l.. N.
Fowler at half past seven o'clock, explaining how when
and upon whom, the affections should be placed
best to the great designs Of married fe and to
render this important relation pleasant and free from
d.cord Both the married and unn arred should hear
this lecture Tickets only 12 cents may be had at 131
Nassau street, and at the door.
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Found Out ut Lnst-Yhat DIR. T0bins' Vcne-
tian Lnment is the only remedy that be depended
on for coughs sore broats dysentey, chronic rheuma
sm headache, toothache, pains in the limbs &c. If it
does not give relief money will be returned For sale
by the druggists throughout the United States Depot
240 Greenwich street. Price IS and SO cents.
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MRS. SEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
INl Italian and English, sacred and secular has de.
cded to devote few hours each day for the instruction
of young ladies' Mrs Seguin will be happy to give all
information concerning terms, plans, &c, at her resi-
dence so White street Broadway between the hours
Of 10 and IL A. each morning
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A YOUNG WOMAN WHO LOST HER BABY TWO
IA days old, few days ago is desrous of obtaining
place as wet nurse. Would have objection t, either
go out or take the baby to her dencc Please
personally or ny letter. Roseanna Cassidy SO North Third
street, Williamsburg.
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4 MARRIED MAN WANTS a SITUATION AS GAR.
IA dener who unders lands the management of glass;
and the propagation of green house plants, and can
show good reference. Please address note to c. NJ
Herald Office.
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MUSICAL,

HTOLLAN PIANOS.-T. GILBERT co.'s NEW
IT York warerooms, No 1888 Broadway, corner of
Anthony street. second floor where the largest assert
ment of pianos with and without the celebrated i'm
proved aoean may be found all of which have the
tac frame and warranted to stand any climate, and
give entire satisfaction BY experience Of years.
sulting many important improvements the eoan has
been brought perfection attained by Others Nearly
600 olans have been applied, and the demand Is ra
pidy increasing Elegant boudor cottage pianos con-
venient for small rooms. T. G. Co.'s pianos admit
ted to be superior TO AL Others owing to their 6rmness
and long standing in tune We need better evidence
Of the popularity Of these instruments than the fact
that We are supplying ten eolians per week, and
scarcely fill all the orders Prices same ~ at the manu-
factory. Dealers supplied at liberal discounts.
HORACE WATERS. Exclusive Agent.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
TUST RECIlvED-A CASE OF BLACK SILKS, OF THE
81 celebrated manufacture Of Bonnet Co. Of various
widths and qualities also, stock ~ complete with
hing and desirable in spring goods suitable for
family mourning. A. KERR co. 76l Broadway, two
doors above Clinton place.
NEW SPRING GOODS.-AI.EX'R T. STEWART Il co.
IN opened on Monday the 28th Of February in the
tail department. their spring mportatons Of silks
jaconets and candle musfus bareges French calcoes
brilliants &c Broadway Chambers and Readc streets
CPRING sHAWIS-THE SUBSCRIBERS IMPORTA-
- tons in shaws for city retail trade are now ready
and comprise of the os superb collections Of Paris
broche cashmere Canton Grape, and other shaw to be
found in the metropolis GEO. BULPIN Paris Mantila
and Shawl Emporium, 1851 Broadway.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED A SPLENDID ASsORT-
w ment Of point and Alencon and Brussels point
collars also invoice of very rich Valenciennes aces
and embroidered chemisetes, cambria and Swiss
lin of the latest Paris designs, all which offer ut
small advance the cost of importation.
A. KERR & CO., 781 Broadway.