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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02

J.-C. WALES. Clyde, 0.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Notary
Public. Office near the Depot Clyde, San
dusky County, o. Dec. Is, 1854. Al
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New York, Jan 25.
The steamship George Law reached her
dock about 0 O'Clock this morning-bring,
ing California mails and passengers to the
first inst. and 81 .25I 600 in treasure.
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Business Dirrttorn.

L. O. O. F.
Croghan Lodge, No. II, meets at Odd Eel
lows Hall, in Raekland's Brick Building, every
SATURDAY evening.
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May l, 1854.
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l"
But Ger the blaekness Of the storm,
a bow of .iromise bends on high,
And pieams Of sunshine soft aud warm,
Break through our elouded sky
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This fear of fillibusters the Alta Califor-
nian says comes from foreign residents, for
the purpose Of arousing popular opposition
against annexation Nothing is said as to
the treaty with the United States except
in letter to the San Francisco Herald, in
which il is affirmed that the treaty is sign
ed, and its consummation rests altogether
With the authorities at Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

Mr. Recorder Smith yesterday gave decision
on the new liquor law, which We duly transfer
to our columns, not from high esteem for its
value, but because circumstances give it an adj
ventitious interest Mr.. Recorder rejects the
opinion of Justice Savage to hold with that Of
the District-Attorney on the effect of the law,
though we must say that he has succeeded in ex-
pressing it in bungling and unenlightened way,
to which his fellow expounder could lay no
claim. According to this judgment there is a
law forbidding the sale of liquors by unlicensed
persons, but that law provides no penalties for
for its enforcement Accordingly, what was
misdemeanor last week is now perfectly allowa-
BILE; and though the accused party pleaded guilty
of violating the statute, he was discharged, to
violate il again without fear of punishment. We
trust that when the Temperance men undertake
another prosecution of this kind they will have
it put in a form admitting of an appeal to the
higher Courts. Let us have decision by the
final authority of the questions involved as soon
as pOsgible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10
ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS TODAY

AMERICAN AsTI-SLAyERY SocIETY.-Convention
old school, Garrison sectonl for business and discus
sion, At the Freewill Baptist Church in Sulvan-st
near Hous;on-st., at 10 A. NJ.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY," at the Broadway Taber-
nacle at 10 A. VI.
The Twenty-third Anniversary of the NEw-YoRx
STATE CoLosIzArIos SOCIETY will be held in the Re
formed Dutch Church, La Fayette-plaee. Eminent
speakers have been invited, and among them the Rev.
j. B. Penney, who has just returned from visit TO
the Liberian Republic.
The Nineteenth Anniversary Of the AMERICAN TN
TRANCE USos will be held in the Broadway Taber-
ace at u p. NJ. The Grand Hallelujah Chorus from
he Oratoro of the Messiah by Handel, il TO be per-
formed the OCCASION in honor Of the passage of the
Maine Law.
The AMERICAN HEBREW CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
will hold its Anniversary at the Norfok-st. NJ. +.
Church at JPN.
The NEw-YoRK Prison ASSOCIATION will hold ia
Anniversary at the Rev. DIR. Cheevers Church. Union
square, at 7, p N.
American CONGREGATIONAL USIOs ANNIVERSARY
continued at the Church Of the Pilgrims. BROOKLYN.
10 A. NJ. at 81 p. NJ. business meeting of the Union
will be held in the Lecure-room of the same Church;
and at O'Clock there will be collation. at the Man.
sion House, Hicks-st., Brooklyn.
NEw-YoRx INSTITUTION FOR THE BLryp-Anni-
versary at the Broadway Tabernacle at O'Clock p. NJ
The CENTRAL AMERICAN EDucArIos SOCIETY," viii
hold its Annual Meeting for business at the Societys
office, No. a Of the Bible-House, at O'Clock p. NJ
The CONVENTION or CoLoRyD PEOPLE at Df. PEN
nington's Church, Prince-st., win hold public meet
ing this evening, at which Frederick Douglas, the
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FROM BOSTON.

BOsTON, "Wednesday, May 2, 1913.
The Report of the Investigating Committee, recon
mending the expulsion of Joseph Hiss from the HOUSE
WIS passed this afternoon by vote OF $50 yeas to 20
nays. Mr.. Hiss put in memorial, and nnaly, after
mrch debate the vote of expulsion reconsidered
and the whole matter postponed till o'clock to nor
row evening.
In the House to-day the bill abolishing capital pun
ishment passed to be cngrossed oy Fose Oh 100
100 Mr. Slack was elected Speaker pro ten. in the
absence of Mr. Eddy who has gone on visit to New
York.
During the heavy blow yesterday afternoon South
Boston fishing boat upset in the narocr and hvo
NO., dro,yned Their names were Coleman, Jenneys
Patrick Kennedy, Patrick McDonough, stephen Hal
sey-all married men.
Tie steamship Africa sailed from this port at noon
today with l64 passengers for Liverpool ana ~ NJ
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN VESEYST.

Shortly after 70 o'clock this morning, fire broke
out in the large fourstory and basement brick build
ng Nos. 50 and 60 Yesey-st., occupied machine
hop by several persons.
The following are tn principal occupants OF the
uilding: Joseph Stouyene, glass lamp manufsc-
ureri james Brown, shovel, scoop and spade manu-
facturer; William II. Heth, wholesale candy man
facturer and fancy confectioner; George w. wight
atinet print works and Manufacturer Of engrayings
for print works; job-printng establishment, glass
cutting establishment and Leiever & Co., manuiac-
turcrs Of clock works.
When first discovered a large body OF smoke was
pouring out of the lower part of the building, ana
here the fremen set To work supposng the frc TO 90
in the first story; but in short time the flames ourss
forth from the windows on each story both front ana
rear, threatening the buildings the opposite side Oh
the street. and the of the dwelling on Bar
clayst-
In an hour after the alarm given the ROOF ""
with tremendous crash and with the heavy presses
and machinery the upper story cerried tne 'e'ea'
floors through to the basement The flames conmuni-
Gated to the adjoining building No. o. occupea ~
Kinsley & Darling, wholesale druggists pui ne'e ""
progress of the conaagraton was arrested oy '''
united exertions of the fremen.
The machine-shop with it's contents was snti'eY
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
KANSAS AND THE MIssoURIANs

CHICAGO, Tuesday May g. isx
The Platte Missouri ArgEs of the ist inst puh.
fishes the proceedings of mass meeting held Il WeA-
ster. Mo-, at which the following extraordinary r,o.
lu,ions were passed; That self-deense requires tAs
expulsion of every person bringing into reprosch ueg
Slavery that robbers and traitors have no right u
protection Of the law that they ratify the pSoccns
at the Parkyile rot that they approve Of the ois.
tions in regard TO Methodsts, and add thersto ~
ministers preaching prejudicial to Slavccy;" Ax
they have no arguments against Abolition papen bx
=" Missouri River Bonfire" and Hemp Rope;' AA
they pledge themselves to 20 to Kansas and hep u
expel those corruptng the slaves; and that they call
grand mass meeting at Parkville on the 5th inst.
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emma il that they are now sure OF the snpe-
ricrity of their fire over that Of the Russians.
The thirteen days firing Of which we have re-
ports must have completely exassted the ANNA
milton of the besiegers Indeed, the dispatches
of Prince Gorchakot state that from the iStn
to the 22d their fire had greatly slackened, ana
the fact that though the British Government had
received news up to the 9th BY the new sub
marine telegraph they withheld 1t from the
public, proves that the Allies had gained no sub
stantial advantage. After having shot away
their vast stores of powder and ball, there
would remain nothing for them but an assault
which could be directed against the outworks
only Suppose the outworks taken, the power
of offense of the Allies would again be ex-
hausted, for they would have plenty to do TO
hold their outworks. Their guns would be ruined
and mostly unfit for further use, their ammunition
exhausted; their troops weakened by the assault
and demorazed by the disproportion of the
losses suffered and the means employed to the
results secured new stsnd-stil like that of
the winter is not possible while the heat
of the spring sun develops poisonous miasma
under their very feet, therefore we shall be JUS
tilted in saving that the bombardment of Sevas-
topol is but the first step TO raising the serge OF
that place. For even in the best event, If II, 600
or 80, 600 more soldiers are thrown into the Crl-
mea. and campaign is attempted against the
Russians in the field, the seige will have TO be
raised, and trenches, batteries aud all abandoned
TO the Russians, until in the very uncertain fu-
ture there is better of renewing the at
tempt to take the place, under better auspices.
Ne shall sooon hear that the siege has been raised.
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ut sbI HUH, NttlTItr'luy, UHy 3, I5S1s
The weather here is mild and clear. No damagebss
been done by frost to the fruits or vegetables IN this
neghborhood.
CIScIsSAIr Wednesday, May Q, 1885.
The weather has considerably moderated. Tho
fruits with the exception of the grapes, which Gro
badly damaged, have escaped without injury.
HAzLEToS, Pa, Wednesday, May PPM
Snow fell to the depth Of four inches here this morn
ing. Il is now raining hard.
Bosros, Wednesday, May ppm.
heavy northeast gale is now blowing. All the
Eastern boats which were laid over last night have
arrived safely.
PITTSBURGH, Wednesday, May 9, ls'5
In the channel of the River at this point there now
sx feet of water.
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AMERICAN BIBLE UNION.
CHICAGO. Wednesday,

CHICAGO, Wcdnesdhy, My Ie9a.
The American Bible Union commenced Their Sem-
Annual Meeting this morning, DIR. Cone of New Ysrk
presiding. An immense number of delegates were
present. - AN,
The Convention hereafter will meet at the Metropoi-
tan Hall.
The delegates talk seriously Of organizing new
Home Mission Society, and next Monday convention
will be held for that purpose.
Among the distinguished persons present were the
Hon. Alex. Campbell, Dr. Shepard, Professor has'of
Mr. Hall and DIR. Armitage.
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Aew!Dork Daily Gribn,re
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1856.

We are again flooded with reports of the An
niversaries, some Of the most important meet
ings having been held yesterday. Mr.. Summers
speech last night was the greatest oratorcal
and logical success Of the year, and was most
enthusiastically praised by the largest audience
vet gathered in New-York to hear q lecture.
We are 80 straitened for room that we must
content ourselves with giving sketch only of
the speech.
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A CARp-ro IsvAIIps VISITING OR RESIDING

which Tmpoure Qrsctsy spread nduoes The IN
derrsned give th public invitation % sl invss yHHns
this for medical advice ho residing here, "a eau upon
him at MS Office ia Broadway He viii be pleased %
evo perfectly safe and reliable counsel and sivee and IN
where be afford roef he will ave such Infor
nation will enable the invalid resident stranger 70 AVOID
irnpoition aud find the medical and surgical aid required
for following deases be be consulted from 0e4ock
A NJ o'clock r. NJ, day in the week Sundays eA-
eepted:
tonsuuption and all Dis.ases Of the Lungs s1c Throat
Parifstion and al other forms Of Heart Disease -
Liver Compliant Dytepss and s other Diseases OF ston
soh and Bowels, Piles. Gc 60.
Poap.us and al forms Of Female Complaints, iegulAHne'
AMI Wsskpesses
Rheumatism scrofus, and al Skin Disesses -,
PerFons distance invited 70 consult nm ~ e'.s
giving him full Of the Prompt ans"er' WIN
be eurnec.
AdSr.~. 5 + FIIcH, M. MD.
No ia Broadway NY.
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THE ACCOMMODATING STATE CONVENTION

NfKANIFF, IUtN7Iay' my ;, 100
The Know-Nothing State Convention organized and
will continue in session two or three days. The pnI
ceedings are strictly private. James W. Barks.
Dan. Ulmann and other noted members arein attend
ance Syracuse has been agreed upon the place for
holding future meetings.
A ow-Nothng daily called The American Orsas
makes It's first appearance tomorrow morning. II d
published by +. p Miner & Co.
Danl 5. Dickinson has been here all day. but ca
for home this evening.
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the speech.

The Aldermen yesterday received commune
cation from the Controller in relation to the con-
tract for paving Grand aud Fulton-sts. All pa
pers relating to the Fire Department were re-
ferred to the new Board of Commissioners. The
report in favor of permitting carmen to live out
of the City was lost.
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being better for the laboring classes, better for
our free Territories. than one Of universal lib
erty. Men and women of the free States, work
ing men everywhere, what have you to say to
these thingsi The hour is upon you when you
are 70 art
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MIR. WISE IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, May 9, lSj5.
The Hon. Henry A. Wise arrived in this city last
night and was honored with serenadc by his friends.
He addressed them for half hour, and was sarcac
and severe in the extreme the new party. He said
be firmly believed he should get 600 10 10000 maonfy
ia the election for the Governor of Virginia.
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Rev. DR.. Pennington, John ID. Bonner. and ths R,v.
A. Bemsn are announced 70 speak.
THs NEw-YorK Cur LrrkRAar Usros. cEs..
Hall, Bpm.
AssMcAs BAPTIST fRyK Mrssios Socryrr, a a.
Bethesda Baptist Church, at 10 A. NJ.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW RLEANs

NKw-ORLHASs, Monday, May 4, 1922.
fire occurred in this city on Sunday morning,
destroying the two buildings the corner Of St Charles
and Gravier-sts., embracing the Exchange Newsroom,
Vansches Museum and the stores Of Messrs. Sherman,
Ward, and Jones. The loss is about So 900, half
which ia covered by insurance.
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ARREST FOR CONTEMPLATING.

CNcISSArI Wednesday, May 9, 1864
@. II. Cody and Elizabeth William were arrested in
this city to-day for counterfeiting Twenty-Five
thousand dollars in spurious bills on the Farmers
Bank of Charleston Of the denominations Of yes and
tens were found in their possession.
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DEATH OF THE HON. w. T. COLQUITr.
MAcoS Monday, May7, 1855.
The Hon. Waer T. Colquitt died hero this morning.
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PRESIDENT PIERCE AT BALTIMORE.

BALTfMOaF, W t31IlFs1IHyi NIHy Y, Io5's
President Pierce remains in this city till tomorrow
morning He came here with w. II. Lawrence, Esq.,
and a party of Bostonians who have recenty bcea
staying at the White House. They dined with the
Hon. Reverdy johnson this afternoon.
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LOON No 6z Broadway-It Is remark Of the author Of
the Physiology Of Taste that the best epasve ior ehnea
between the palate and ear Is determined bat my sxpe
r@noe he that artistic food has mayor
yeT deshfu unlike s under other conditions This
greet authority decided NJ MsLLARD late Of Pans NOV
OF No e Broedwey q Houston nearly opposite the
Metropolitan HOTEL add TO the extensive Dec.ce OF MS
Medieval SALOON during the operate season Ladies and
gentlemen after the sounds will find every night the
decse punzent refreshing nutritious bounes OF M MAIL
LAKVs Fashionable and Renowned Temple OF the Palate
Solid, Frds Meats aud Pastries Sugar Cake Confectons,
Pacbe Cream SOTbet and GraDet Fruits Coffee Tea
Chosse Sc all III exuberant variety and according TO IN
uest principles Of Psrssn taste No eA Broadway corner
Hnn.lOn.
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B.T Of y.fous forms qualities and textures nay be said 70
hsxs become standard article q Ia this country IL
e.sr sdspfedDes business and travelling and the
OF ts appearance have rendered popular With
both old young In o6e supply the growing demand for
variety styles color finish end mounting Ia this department
Hating business the undersigned continually ntrodue
which has sprung up relation 20 naples Hats They are pro
ducet his factory Of every adstOn Of hexby from the
so Hat" which may be rolled up and put in the pocket Ike
pair gloves the sitter and elastic felt beaver cyl
nders termed the dress specimen Of this class
chspeau His present stock comprises about twenty different
styles gentlemen, youths sDd boys and nearly
shades color Jet black light drab and white
travelling for the boy school and the merchant hs ware
house all Of the appropriate and convenient shapes Tor
their purpose sale Wholesale and retail by
GEsis. No. 2ls Broadway. opposite 81. Pau.'s Church
BEEBE & Co, No. 156 Broadway, have just re-
ceved large of Parsnsde Beaver FELT and sof
HATs fne and hight. Their assortment OF fashionaoe
HATS and Cara Tor Genenens Spring and summer wear
conn iete, ana comprise every variety.
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LIQUOR SEIZURE.

BANGOR, Wednesday, May q 1855.
Marshal Weaver to-day seized 500 gallons Of liquor
which he discovered in one Of apothecary stores.
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DEATH OF JAMES A. VAN DYKE.

DETROIT, Wednesday, May y 1882
James A. Van Dyke, Esq, ex-Meyor OF thus City,
and the present Attorney of the Central Michigan
Railroad, died yesterday
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DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR FORD.

CLEVELAND, "Wednesday, May 2, 1915.
Ex-Governor Seabury Ford died at his residence ut
Burton yesterday.
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DEFIANCE SALAMaSDER SAPEs.-R0BERT VI.
P1pIox il the sole manufacturer 10 the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes and C. OoffINs ipenetAbe DEf-
.xey LOCKS and CRossBAR Depot 1872 Pesrlst door
below Maderane Mandatory 60 g. 81 and 81 Cannons
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OF every sfYIe and width from . TO q ret Wlde'
MATING,
All widths and colors.
Rres rAsIE AND PIANO COVERS, SHADES, src.
MATTREsSEs,
For Hotels. Steamboats, &c. made to order.
UPHOLSTERY,
In all ;ts branches punctuay and faithfully attended to
The ruthc are requested give call before selecting
thereby making saving Of full 10 per cent on their
nnrrhasea PETERSON HUMPHREY,
Nos 81 and S79 broadway.
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JAMES LITTLE d Co. have an excellent sssort-
rnept Of READYMADE CLOTHING made up under their ow
eyes and for quality Of goods style and hnisn nrrc no 1ia
Goos made TO order shortest notice No Az Broadway
near Cena-sf.
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ns....e,a senrxa srYLE or HAS Is now


,,.oy The sbovs IL all need 20 announce; When the
- s,.nss dime those le In the uTcb hsfles
f'AN '' MyALIo. corner Of Broadway aud Canal-st-
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WHOLESALE CASH DRUG SrO

MARSH NoRTHKoP Co,
No l3o Maiden-lare and No ~ Fletcherst New ok
Drugs Chemicals Perfumery, Paints, Ois, Window'Uas
Burning Fluid Alcohol Csmphene, &c.
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q, HoRAcr WATERS No SSS BRoApwAYThe largest assort
ineut VI Pianos Meodoons and Music Merchandise of 81 kinds
IN the United States 100 Pianos and Meodeons OF every
variety OF STYLE from the painest hnish tor schools or club
rooms 10 the elegant and ehste worknsnhp
from the different manufactures, are constantly on eahbon
IN the extensive Wseroos of this House Among them are
Gilbert Co.'S celebrated Premium Pianos with iron frames
and circular with without the toian HORACE
modern improved Pianos having in the
Of improved action length OF scale and
nwrr Of tone equal to Grand Pianos with the sweetness of
he famed Eosn united the beauty and durability OF the
Sousre Pianoa d. H. w. Smiths Melodeons tuned the
eouaI which recently awarded the nrst
nremism st the National Fair, held at Washington ID q
Zach guaranteed and sold prices which defy com
petif;on New Pianos TO hire.
GREAT Music AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
Ely MpScyR having taken possession Of ther spacious
Waresoous Nc $40 Broadway tsL Nicholas Ho,eJ are now
cepnx extensive and desirable assortment OF PIANOS
be found the city including the celebrated
Trp Strinerd Double Octave PIANOS, made BY ourselves
Ness A W Ladd Co.'S superior diagonal premium PIANOS,
ana Mcrs Csrhart NeedhaIn's MELoDkoSS AL OF which
We VIII sell Il prices that defy composition
Ely l. Munger, No. SIG Broadway
AZ n-rl.Nos and MELopKoNs 10 Let.
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ANNIVERSARY WEEK. HATS .EStranges AZ
seuoins the Anniversaries shoud rot fersf Va.
LEAsK coafinue sen their ssperor kh "a ps.S.,
srores No 81 Cbsthxm, add corner Na'''a" A"'
where eli he styles DO foznd
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HypxI,-only Prize Medal awarded 10 MARSH

Co Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations TOR then new
psient Radical cure TKpSs References 70 rs sureroy-
frc yseniae Mott Willard Parker and John " CrnoohSn
An EN- ensve list OF mercantile and ether gentlemen
cured by this Truss Be Al MARSH Cos Ma =
Msiaen-lans NewYork aud MARSH, CokLits Il Co, NO
West 4thst Cincinnati, Ohio Open from A. NJ until r.
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LET THIS DE Your GuIDH-
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,

j. II. TOWNSEND & Co, No. 70l Greenwich-st.
--Engsh and American Tapestry Velvet Brussels, Ihreepy
and ns,n CARPETS variety the lowest cash prce~
on Cloths from "a f. wide; Lace Curtains Drapery Mu'
ms Gilt Coniees Window Shades, &c. Carpets msds and
fitted a the best
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LEI TIE LADIES DEcIDE.-Wh

10 be beautifully shod the whether s better 20
ns.e ,opey upon wreiched Shoes, have CASTRELLs
s.ou,e GAM RS at the price II certain truth that
CAsTRtLs CATERS the prettest the neat
the tasteful and elegant that we ever examined NO
s6 BOwery.