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HAHN or NoRroLK-The following is an extract from
letter received by Mcssrs Ludiam Peasants of this
city, frsm their correspondent in Norfolk
We had last week, che 25th, heavy general FROST
and ice in exposed places ~ onefourth inch in
thickness There have been 81 fever since
so that absentees safely return but they shond
avoid going into houses that have not been wen vcu
lated
The steamers have resumed their run TO Norfolk from
this city and the jamestown leaves this afternoon a.
O'Clock Tor the first time her old to Norfolk and
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TIE NV YORK srEAxnoArs--l

The NEW YORK SrEANBoATs-ColIfslos pG-
Foo GEorsDfD.-TheIo q series 81 mstsgs
the river hast night involving all the boats attached
to all the lines between Trey this city and Ne@ ferk.
There dense fog tine river shortly afsF b. pea
left New York. The Commodore. between New NofE &nf
Troy, and the Manhattan running between New York
and this city, In collision in the Hghlanas
Newburg. The collision ives severe one. The cgrlnits
dore struck the Manhattan with her stem az ia !Font
Of the right wheehonss carrying asay abou; ten lset.
caus opening In the hremens room, hronsA whicis
a span Of horses might be driven. fhe Commodore s-s
had her stem carried away and Il necessary . fs
ten large piece of canvass 1t. Both boats howsy
err enabled to proceed their way and arrive ~
a late hour The New World obliged, in the fg 10
to anchor and did not arrive here an3 a'ter
II O'Clock. The Francis skddy aground the
Undertook landing and lying there ~ u O'Clock
to-day awaiting the second tide 10 get onsRaAg Ass
Noc 2.
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The New York Wcekly Herald.

NEWS FROM EUPOPE, CALIFORNIA, SOUTH FAtIFIUs
AUSTRALIA, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA, ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published a. ten O'Clock ls
morning. Its contents wi embrace the latest ines
Europe California; North and South Pacific Central and South
America, Australia China Oregon Washington and uth Fer
r,ores, &c. &c. Editorials ead topics Of The aay Inter-
esng Correspondence from Washington; Commercial fnan
ca Theatrical Sporting Political and Religious Intelligence.
theates Geographic news various local and mccsneoo@
items, &C. &C. Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing.
can be had at the counter. Price sixpcnce.
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Gov. HUNT SET RIGHT--NoT GUmTY.-In
answer to the dogmatical rigmarole Of our
elder Seward organ upon the charge that
Gov Hunt had recommended fusion of the
a. live wings" with the Van Buren, softs the
Albany Register has the following categorical
paragraph
The Tribune Of yesterday having stated in substance
that Gov. Hunt has written letter advising straighout
wings support the soft State ticket the way
TO defeat fusion feel authorized TO statewhich do
authority that will not be quesoned-ihat there is
word Of truth in II, and that the statement Is
wholly false.
just as we suspected. This denial is, doubt
less, from Gov. Hunt himself, and therefore
settles the question. Sorry that our Fouricrte
philosophers have not found place for the
g live wing party. Can't they persuade the
American association to give them trial 1t
may not yet be too late. The election does
not come off till Tuesday.
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NcNya from Texna.
DISARMAMENT OF CAPT. GALATIANS RANGERS

DISARMAMENT OF CAPT. GALATIANS RANGERS
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ., 1856.
letter from Western Texas says that Capt. Callahan
had disbanded his company OF rangers and returned
home the three months enlistment Of the men having
expcd and only 70 being the rendezvous at San
AntoniA and the number il not increased TO seven or
eight hundred before the 18th of November the exped
tion win be abandoned. General Smith had established
four stations in the neigbourhood of the serious
enrcdations.
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LocKPoRr, N. Y, Nov. 2, 1855.
convention Of soft shells snd republicans held
yesterday at Albion and union effected upon sena
tor and members of Assembly. By the arrangement,
Alcnzo S. Upham, the republican nominee for Senator
gets OF the sofs and in return the candidates
for Assembly the barnburners ticket to to be sup
ported by the republicans.
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GEy. ScorT THE sTAGE-At the last performance II
the opera Of Rip Van winllen at Nibo's Garden Mr..
setchell, who played Young RIP improved the book,
much to the satisfaction of the house. Young Ri has
speculatans the subject Of war, to which the
actor appended, " II 60 and get promoted hope you
won't cheat out Of my back pay;' there great
deal Of applause at this palpable hit, whi,h he mme
diatoly followed up by But If you can't afford to pay
for having your battles fought do Il Scott Free The
tremendous applause which followed these hits shows
how deep the public feeling is against the powers at
Washington. They ought to remember that the voice
Of the people admonishes kings"
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The SECRETARY OF WAR AND LIEUTENANT
GENERAL ScoTT.-Our readers are aware that
there has been sharp correspondence between
Mr.. Secretary Davis and Lieutenant General
Scott, in relation to the leave of absence grant
ed to Brevet Brigadier General Hitchcock.
The Secretary, in this case arrogated to him
self a degree Of power over the General COM
handing the army, which the law does not give
him. For proof Of this, see the citations of
the law on the subject, by the National La,eili-
geacw, published in our impression of this date.
Why the Mississippi Brgadier should be so in
sane as to quarrel with his great captain we
cannot see, unless we believe in the old Greek
proverb, "Whom the gods wish TO destroy, they
first make mad" FRS! there was a quarrel
about back pay. then row about whether or
not orders should be communicated direct from
The President and finally, strife on the sub
ject Of Hitchcock's leave Well, the Secretary
has been beaten on all these points. AMI has
been ridiculed by the press and the public from
Maine to California. As a final stroke, how
ever, he has been mean enough 10 stop The old
hero's extra rations probably thinking to starye
him ont. Mr.. JEFF Davis i essentially \ nsod
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RAcrn.-The great French truge5isnv's second week
in Boston has not been brilliantly successful oar anna
bic friend Felix (RaphaeD between two ires-the
sockl cders q the theatre and the nerspapsrA Both
threw red hot shot Into hi camp and he Al retreat To-
day. ON Tuesday al the Academy, Kaeael win play
Adricnne = and he sale 81 ucses win be eoumsnses
today
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The new and srisaasd steamship Ocean nse. Il Ne
New York and Mezieas ssSsmshp line sa,si ,eus<ss.,
ON her hrst trip, With ars~ number q gsss,srvrs ana
good freight for Nev orie~ns VIA Hxssnn ne osu~~s.
Bird II Of the Gnest sesmers that hAs ssss aaaf
from this port and sf,er his trip ~ Se~ sxims. q
expected that the vii make regular sssnilnasts trg
between New York and iarsnA eennsctins he i.ttsr
port with lines Of steamer. fum Nsw UrieaAssna ah~
ports Of siSai, campeaehy. Vera crus ard fsmpla.
Mexico, and aiso frum fnslAna and Francs fs oesss
Bird detained 81 QusrnuAus anti seste a lsrnax
In consequences q the dense fw
ASoTnm COrIHioN Inc 81 1onn y. a. Nr@
gives an account = COILS h~sween ne 9sna4 stsa
ship Africa, bound "a ff.tan last seek. snf ~ hIfk
Proteut, bound 10 Afsmicht The esn - me-
steamer was thainx, but fbR hark suite Tho
collision wasqNlis ~evere, an 4 4 slqFet enm3
by cArelesEness on The pAst ~ tho stesfaar go
sIicaous than the aufortuasss esau strt eeasa lhs
loss of the Arctic, anc shih "a tesn d eetsareA
in derogaton Of the cohas hne. VI harpeasa AaY.
break. Wien there fsg aud the shietnx
brightly. Tie disabled haA va s.l,ssane rs taUs8
into Halifax by the steamer
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FashIonahle clotl,,ng for Gen,Iem.n aal

boysTbe styles Of ready made clothing exhibited season,
by ALFRED MUNRoE CO. AZ Broadway appear TO mccl
customers which every day visit their esiab shmsot Their
assortment Is unusually and varied and
pains have been taken have every garment In M.
mos perfect manner, and well and appropriately trimmed
1hcy feel amply repaid by their exerions
toners by The success which has crowned those sx-rons
Strangers and others with manner
OF conductnGe usiDess at AL Broadway are politely invited u
call and examine for themselves.
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Not OnIy In This cry, but IN Hobekcn nl.o,

are members Of the Common Council under Indictment
What pity Il Is thai alderman np
prnc pies Of integrity and with KNOWS superior ana
truly elegant bats bis head be able
gnm and respect OF his constituents instead
TO blush for him. proper tn aid that Knoxs hats may
obtained al 2l2 Broadway corner OF Fulton
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CASASDAIGuA, Nov 2, 1855.
Daniel Ullman addressed immense meeting a. this
town this afternoon and evening.
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wirSfsn1y, October 5I.-The court met a. II O'Clock.
Judges all PRESENT
,oiutea a commissioner 20 take testimony.
George q. Kellogg was sworn attorney
Mr. sherrSAn resumed bis argument IN the case a IL.
,jtia Hnmrhieys and bad not cousud4,! a. 3 O'Clock
0fsr tfr court sflturned.
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Fancy Fslxs at Genfn's Lower Store.
dies about TO purchase uos FOR The ming winter
TO inspect The at this establishment
great variety both Of the costly and eaper frs ling
mine Russian and Hudsons Bay able mtricn
mink chincbn &C. made in the Paris mode announced
in the OF The journals OF fashion that city The
prices viii be found remarkably reasonable.
GENiN'S .ll broadway. opposi a : pAnis
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Destructive Fire ~ Louisville.

LOUISVILLE Nov. Q 1855.
The extensive baceing aud rope factory Of O. W. Dun
Ion In Ills city totally destroyed by IRE this
ms together with honfe containing large quantity Of
hmr rore ard hagg'ng. The total loss y $4,000 In
tnY 81 for $500.
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storm occurred at Superior City the 7th instant,
in which several houses including the Office Of the
Chronicle blown down No lives We're lost Though
Mr. Ashton OF that paper, was Considerably inlaroa
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light stock, still kept operations in cotton at abey
ance yesterday The sales embraced only about 800
400 bales at steady prices. Flour was again drmer'
and for common and medium grades of State the turn
Of the market was in favor of sellers. Good to
prime and choice lots of wheat were also about .
cents per bushel higher with fair amount Of sales
Indian corn was steady, with moderate transactions
Pork was sitter, with fair amount II sales. Sugars
were in moderate request and prices about the
same. Coffee was quiet The stock of all kinds in
this market the LIST instant was 81 l3l packages.
Freghts inactive for English ports, and grain
was taken for Liverpool at rather easier rates
chiefly to fiji up. Cotton was at 2d.; flour at IS. Cd
As. asked, and rosn at As To the Continent, rates
continued firm.
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Governor Wright, Of ls iana, ~ho n wfa ~ fsacaa,
bered, took 20 himself q kensar4ss haemnins
daughters iess than twelve month"; ago. has 20
scnted by her with pair a bsuneiuF boy ~ .sas
ernor, doubtless had enei rcsut IN vis~ ~Asn ~ ~
sued his eloquent pfoclsma'iun Coz thank~xssT
Dr Charles A. Less late Health cennsiasoneF - n@l
tlnore viii ssil 10 day 10 the Hermann sees g. y
Petersburg. lie viii join ths ha army IN ths N
Ex-Governor keedsr, q hsnsss ~sssn - l<s 90 ne
30tl uli., ~ route tor Washington re aeiTss r.
Congress.
ARRIVALS.
From New Orleans ana Havana. 10 steamship hMek Tar
fios-Aiss Cam, slgue, I'D, sud -efsanA NJ Neus
ley DIR Mouy, Miss Mos, Rosi~<ss ruer Nerrs l.e
ter, A Roes. l. Fei nanSs. Green, Yea Nuesr. ~
Grisv Old, J palrymple.
From Richmond steam chip lam es,owpssse hEaasy 81
Fowler Brown, At~nler and lsds Ms. wssys MtaM
Exlahaup Mrs RIVER Mrs Margare brown. 3no MarNfn
Miss walker Miss walker Mrs Msffhn Gone. Hhas GAm.
Capt s hopkins and lady, Mrs nrgh Geo waa.g y ne
eteerage,
From Bermuda, IN brig d IiorcnN rucssr ana nas. "
Tucker Mss Fleming
From Rio Janeiro, in barb ReoeccA--A,ss Bcass.
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Fall Style for 1883 Now Ready at the New
Hat ompanys LAG and I4S Nassau Bes' quality
dollars only. The public invited 10 call We soil single
hat wholesale price. Can and see
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White, the Halter, 32I Broadway, VIII
this day open his of ladies' ur a the hness
quality. q. w. WHITE, 52i Broadway
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teTmned to deserve and command the AT utonS
parents who have clohe, ROGERS CO.,
fuon and Nassau streets have cut down heir prices
school and dress suits boy amas over
sacks &c the very lowest figures which gene.
raj cash business will permit Cal and examine their
sive fall stock for and boys Every article has lowest
price attached TO Il In plain figures.
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NIByo's GARDEN-IoulsA PyyE's BENErT.-The " Love
Spel English version Of Donizettis popular opera,
"LElsir dAmore," produced at this theatre last
night for the farewell benefit of Miss Louisa Pyne. As
anticipated, the house crowded to Overlooking.
Although the piece had had but two rehearsals it
most effectively rendered. The light and sparkling cha
racter Of its music exactly suited to the capa cities
of the troupe-it being impossible to find grace
M pleasing Adina than Miss Louisa Pyne or a
satisfactory Nemorno than Mr. Harrison whose voice is
admirably adapted to the part. The duet in the first
act, Go demand Of ycn light zephyr, excellently
given by both singers and drew down loud applause. So
was the duet in the same act, between Nemorno and
Ducamara, Mr. Sreton although the latter appeared
to be laboring under the effects of cold He is
ceen comic actor well singer and gave great effect
to the drolery of the part The favorite little
duet in the second act, 81 have riches thou
hast beauty" between Adina and Ducamara was also
rendered with the requisite spirit aud playulness The
gem Of the evening was however, aria from the
sFeas of Roses introduced towards the finale by Miss
Louisa Pyne. It is of those ford and difficult
in which this weiltrained artist delights to revel
It drew down perfect tempest of applause from the audi
ence, with attempt to elicit an encore which was
wisely dessed from, out Of consideration for the fatigue
with which have been attended At the close
the piece, Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr.. Harrison
peatedy called before the curtain TO receive the applause
Of the house and, yielding to the impulse OF her feelings
the former addressed the audience in and well.
turned little speech in which she expressed her gra ude
for the constant and support which she
bad met with since her arrival in this country. she
tired laden with bouquets Of which handed her
from side box enclosing, IL said, q valuable pre-
sent
The musical iaterme,so which announced in the
programme take place between the acts Of the OPERA
did not of until its close owing, it explained
to the inposibity Of getting the piano up to concert
pch-not unfrequent in this city Of faulty
instruments. Even then Mrs. Gallon compelled to
perform Webers Marcia rondo giocoso' without the
usual orchestral accomplishments, which, II may be
posed placed her under great disadvantage. She Is
very brilliant performer, with the wonderful "a
cif Of execution this instrument which her youngest
sister possesses with her voice. We must not omit to d
that Miss Pyne sang couple OF ballads in that pleasing
and style which marks everything she does To-
night will be last of the present engagement OF this
company New York. and the one hundreth and twenty
fifth of their performance herean unprecedented
tor rglish Opera troupe
The theatre will be closed for brief interval to make
preparations for succession OF gorgeous pantomme
balets by the Rave Family under the direction Of the
brothers Antoine, Jerome and FRANCOIS
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I2O Fulton Street, First Floor was Wish
ted yesterday bya depuiaon Of the citizens Of Bosom sh
were agreeably entertained by the propretors Ncsss.
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Winter Clothing, Great Bnrpnims.t,-nc,6

The prices Overcoais Of cloths, beavers plos &c. So
30 $50; ialmas Of lion skin Norway coating
so business and street coats newest styles - $40 pun
looms OF American ard European goods So IS
velvets cnsmeres &c. &c 81 $40 Boys clothing every
kind equally low, at Oak Hail. DEGRo0T SON, "a and Sc
Fulton street
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James Little d Co.. No. Ale Broadway.
merchant aiors where be found the best dy
made clothing In the ety. Goods made TO order the short
est notice.
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Carpets -Heavy English SUPP rEnc, ss yer
xrd All oher Cords at equally low pricos PETERSON
HUMPHREY, No. $40 Broadway.
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Rlsnksts.-EAgliso BLANKETS (LaTgs Sixe,)
u . per psr, PETERSON HUMPHREY, NJ. SO ssosd
Of White
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Mealio's Fall Style OF Hats Is Superior tO
any in the cty-lgh durable and OF superior finish. Corner
OF Broadway ard Canal street.
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up man, and not worth cutting up. We put
the law on record, however, for the benefit of
his successor.
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II Derby Go, VII show Monday, November s, her
new styles IN ooaines wascoaags and owserine together
with variety Of nncy goods for gentlemen Derby 90.
have also rece we'd sna invoice OF ladies' cloaxs
tas OF the latest and English Partisan
The favor Of o cali viii ne esteemed.
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At A. - j. Saunders, S0. z Astor sfosss~, AVID
=, broadway can be four the quality dressing csrcs,
ency cutlery, hrhes and ennis OF all KINDS tor ts et
Lutins er'pacfs. direct from he tnannnantrreg
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No III Fulton stree offers Inducements rurth1Sers
found ewhere. Iii. boats --latest Parisias.
styles ard wnrrnr ted 70 do good
where much value can be 50, Cor tic money At
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wool Of every size, suitable Tor the approaching
shirts collars crsvGis han kercle.s floyes hlf he
for sale Wholesale and reisl by IRA PLnEGo sos No
Nassau street.
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eycheqner ofprinces tho upon be rmes
IS Good faith with bis n The maxim Of GREEN,
Aston Rouse His shirts ed it, and 10 ~ They
are promised at stated tim and delivered
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Pa1is Boots. Shoe mad tinifcrs. Cnl.I. n,u

le sole and dress suitable for i and us
civ ed nom ihe most celebrated makers In Pnris by nGEsr
FERRIS soN, orfu Of easy 81 Nassin .srcr,
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Undeygnrment. OF snk sIerino. I

oyercoas Talmss, pants aud vests, may obtained
EVANS extensive clothing warehouse CO Fulton
at 20 per cent below the market price.
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Handsome Roots md othrn

HI8Ht IEuIu NUbbtr COnts, CTOnks, DC
Gen lemen wanting handsome elt and durable garment
90 We'll TO some imported goods being opened
al the GOODYEAR rubber dcpo', 2,j Broadway.
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have recently received from he atc auction sales beiu
selection OF dress and cloak Trimmings whsh they Offer
heir lady patrons at remarkable low prices 81 Fuloi
street, BROOKLYN
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Caspets-Carpstt-Csrp Medal
hon velvet carpets he Paris eAhoioD sls8d lA sry
Brussels he celebrated nsrufaccy Of Grc1ev
HIRAM AvDERsoS,s 70 Bau.ry
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Floor Os,cIosI Chcar-At the Old stand egI
Greenwich street.
Green zcb suss.
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rolls me goi O. worth ~; 1000 a. as sta i. al
10 ~ - IN a.. 0oo do ~ so,k "a 3 a. v- n AZ
* TIC old sand 81 Crccavt5A Get
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Rogers Is Co.-Important to Parents--Dc-
Who dsvs and % H ss 20 al
fnon and Nassau streets have cut down heir prices for
sacks &C. very lowest Gges which an immense gene
raj cash business will permit Cal and examine their
price attached 10 # in plain figures.
Winter Clothing! Great Bargams:!.-Rcad
ne y prices rice @ cloths beavers po &c az s.
s ass % rs non e san Morsay egs & - to
looms Of American ard European goods $2o ~ rich
kind equally low, al OAK HALL DEGRoof son, 4 and &
IL Park place. New York, November 3, 1855.
new styles in ooanes waooaass and ,rossernes ,oe,se
se s@rs ss aiy % sa.s Rss %
a OF the latest and elegan English and Partisan
The mvor OF cali vii pc esteemed
Ie0 Fulton Street, FIRST Floor, was visi-
were agreeaby enersined By the proprietors aesSrs
DRUMGoLD PRocH.
James Little & Co.. No. Ale Broadway.
est notice.
Good Falth," says a great writer, :. - tho
.oa s s s as ss
Asicr House s shs are warran ed TO a. and % & They
are promised at saed time and are never delivered 100 a'e
Clothing-FsshionasIc, Well Mad Coats.
vsS aSa m Ssa sy Sc -
at so per cent below the market price.
UndeYgnrments OF sink Merino, Cotton ana
ydo Of o syery size suitable er The appescAng also
FOR sas wholesale and resl by IRA rLnEGo sos No IL
------
Trimmings --.Joseph LocIitt. Son a. Co..
selection Of dress and CLOAK Trimmings whh ey ofsr 10
her LADY Patrons at remarkable low prices 81 FUTON
~ '---------
Light India Rubber Coats, CIoaks. &c.
S mem wapus s s and durable
AT The GOODYEAR rubber DEPOT 2t5 Broadway.
Handsome Boots md GsIters.-- ~ n Isrns
No ~ Fulton stree offers Inducements purchasers
syios ard are warrar tod 70 do good s.rye Ther %
where much value can be 80. Cor the money Wat
Paris Boots. Shoes md CATERS, Cark Don.
=, 20 nom he most celebrated makers Paris ~ tG.sE
FERRIS SON. emporium Of boots o. Sassiu serl.
AZ A. - j. Saunders, RIO. Astor sso0s~, AVID
q Broadway can be onr the n.s quality ,dreng
Lutfns eIiSacts, direct from he ranpia, trres
R1snksts.-EARlisa BLANKETS (Largs s,xc,)
y . per psr, PiTthsoN a HUMPHREY, ~. SO ssnsd-
Carpets -Heavy English Sup rrnc, 6s yer
xrd All oher Goods at equally low pricos PETERSON a.
HUMPHREY NO $40 Broadway
FERsGS 4 HuNPaREY, 20, SO srssd~sy.
Caspets-Carpstt--Csrpst Medal.
ION velvet carpets irc.s ,he Paris sasn; ss1ss Tisry
~ ma, r., .ia "a tn,s ,erc,xrd al -
''''''' ''A'' '"'' HIRAM xSDERsoS's, ~ BoUry
Floor Os,cIoss Cheap-At the Old stand ssI
wDcow shades al half price. ., he es biishsi san 81
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