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crooked one instead, reproducing corresponding
crook in the Highway which they bad straight
eped 10 avoid crossing it twice. IL wa' STU.
more outrageous, after the Company nal
eopformed to this unjust decree, 10 conns'
c,.s the Road because of the original rectihcaton
at this point. and for similar technical ana I'M
WHITING detection from what the Court sdjudged
their chartered course at Erie. For the Company
to buy back it's road thus shamefully conflscated'
seems 70 rs an inelorious surrender topowerful but
NOT iuyincibIe wrong What has become OF the
Company's appeal to the Courts OF the United
States, II seems TO US an urgent pubic necessity
that the rich. of State thus to conhscate corPo-
rate property at her arbitrary discretion should be
dtfntively adjudicated. iii be declared to exist
then Railroad Property is worth far less than Its
market quotations, and the term security can only
BY way of irony be applied to certificates OF It's
ownership.
The New-York and Erie Road, built wholly
at the cost of our citizens but skrting the entire
Northern border of Pennsylvania and afording i'm
mense advantages to her people, is still subjected
by that State to an arbitrary annual contribution
Of $4,000 There is not reason Tor THIS exac-
ton which would not have served the Agerne
corsairs of tie last century-nOt one which the
castled tOl-gatherers of the Rhine in feudal days
would not have delighted in How long shall this
wrong be persisted in Now that Philadelphia is
connected with this road by way of Williamsport,
bringing her about as near to Buffalo and
Rochester as New-York is, while it affords an out
let to market for her coal brought from Scranton
and its neighborhOod, we submit that the injustice
of wrenchirg $4,000 a year from an Improbable
Road for the privilege of passing over strip of
PENNSYLVANIA soil not worth $4,000 in the alb
sence of this Road, by which the State is annually
benefited at least $50, 600, has become too fla
grant to be longer persisted in. Pennsylvanians
constrain your legislators to be just IfyOu have
no higher impulse, remember that the good will
and confidence of people living outside of your
limits may yet be important to you.
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EUROPEAN COMBINATIONS.

The Treaty of Paris, though limited to special
and apparently exclusive object, that Of reestab-
lshipg an equipoise between Russia and Turkey,
closes nevertheless one diplomatic epoch and opens
another which promises to surpass all precedents.
Aside from introducing the OttOmans into the family
of European nations, it will generate new combi-
nations and inauguTate fresh idols for diplomatic
worship, obging many to wheel about aid eat up
their own past and TO smile on nations and persons
on whom but yesterday they frOwned. Musty
diplomatic routine has, in word, received
shock, and will be broken up, aud the treaty,
so long as ii lasts, which may be until
new storm comes, will add new page to the
public law of Europe. In the Importance Of its re-
suits and purports it is far above that OF l54O-4l
which was likewise signed by the Great Powers.
II deseryes, therefore, to be considered from differ
ent stand-points and to undergo various apprecia.
tons of it's general as well its special issues 1t
is treaty of pacifcaton after an exclusively di-
plomatc war, that is war resembling all other
wars conducted by princes for their individual
aims and interests. 1t bears also chiefly on that
class OF interests; OF course the various claims of
peoples and nations have not been contemplated
ard receive no real satisfaction.
Change succeeds every storm and cOlvulsion.
In such case there is always something ingulfed
and destroyed, and new formations or growths rise
upon the ruins. Now, a war often destroys old
sbams and lies The greatest diplomatic ruin left
by this Eastern tornado is the Holy Alliance, con
cluded in Paris in September, ISIS between Rgs-
sa, Austria and Prussia, and which, until the out
break of the war just closed, Oyertopped and op
pressed European nations az we'll as sove-
reiens 1t warred against the spirit OF ber-
Is in whatever shape that spirit appeared
whether Of constitutional monarchy or Of a
republic crushing it in Spain and Italy
about thirty years ago and subsequently, making
concessions with wry faces when that undaanted
suirit showed iiself to b. the stronger or more
favored by events. This Holy Alliance is now for
ever dead and buried. II bad been .haky for sons
time-abOyc all, after the events Of 1913 and 20
when the old snoldering antagol.sms between
Austria and Prussia burst out with renewed force
TIE f,sr Of rcyoHt on kcpt them together; but
whcu The revolutionary storms blew over, those
two Powtfa began 10 qunrfr! which should pick
up the scattered fToemcnia. Cd Emperor Nicho.
Las, out 4 rcspccl for the pasi rather fooii,bly
backd lnpsburg aga at ligbraI '''ern hi' ,rr5't
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DOINGs IN CONGRESS-.

senate April ia resolution was adopted direct
ing the Committee on Post Offices TO inquire into the
expediency Of establishing uniformity of postage
throughout the United States. Also resolution waa
adopted, nstructDg The Committee on Patents to con-
slider the expediency Of amending the Patent laws 50
far az TO allow the inhabitants of neighborpg British
Provinces to enjoy the benefits of these laws on az
equal footing in all respects with the people Of the
United States The Pacific Railroad bill was discussed
by Mr. Weller, who said be had preference for any
particular route but strongly urged the construction of
the road. Mr.. Seward obtained the floor, and the
Senate adjourned to Monday.
House, April lS.-The Committee on Elections re-
ported against the right Of Bird b. Chapmanto occupy
the seat of Delegate from Nebraska, and in favor Of
Hiram p. Bennett. Mr.. Chapman has had the seat
thus far After further discussion on the Deficiency
bill the House adjourned to Monday.
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ever applicable to any case, s2piy with prodigiod,
force to the case Of Kansas. II the people of
Kansas had remained quiet under the idea that
they had been stripped Of their political rights BY
an invsdiDg host Of Border Rufians, and that the
Legislature whose acts they were called upon 10
obey was q bogus legislature, representing not
the inhabitants Of Kansas but the Border Rafiiaas
of Missouri and the Slaveay Extension party gen.
eraDy-surely, if the people of Kansas had re.
mainea quiet under such an apprehension, it might
well have been pronounced a letharsy-" the
"forerunaer OF death to the public liberty"
What rulers ever more needed warning than sach
Presidents as Mr.. Pierce and sush Senators ~
Mr. Cass and Mr. Douglas, and the great bsdy
of that slavedrviDg faction, to curry favG with
which the persons whom we have named are 80
prompt to run into any extreme of outrass and vii
lainyl Surely it was most necessary that these
audacious and Inscriptions plotters agains. the
rights of the North should be warned at last that
this people preserve the spirit of resistance"
With respect to the people of Kansas, there can
be 10 doubt, however they may be denounced end
yilihed as rebels by such traitors to humanity, end
such regulators of contracts as Mr.. Senator
Douglas, that Jefferson, if he were now alive.
would regard them with cOmplacency, and his
voice would be raised to encourage aud to cheer
tba;r aNnrts
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We see reports that the State of Pennsylsan
in her capacity Of hacker for and botte-holder OF
the Erie Rppers, has concluded some sort of an
arsng, ment with the Lake Shore line of Railroads
which is unfortunately obliged to pass for some
forty miles through the territory of that State.
What the terxs are we do not precisely know;
but tie unlucky Railroads are to have their cou-
iscated property restored to them on condition
that they will Invest some Half Million, more or
lef-, in the not very promising enterprise Of con-
structing a RAILROAD from Erie to Pittsburgh.
Whether this il or is not in addition TO the large
amount OF bonds in like manner squeezed out OF
the Ohio portion Of this line in aid Of the Erie aud
Sunbury Road, We do not surely know; but We be-
lieye il 10.
The spoated Companies may perhaps submit
Without complaint to these exactions, presenting
that they have 70 alternative; but We, behalf Of
the travelling aud freghtDg public shall none the
cs- continue 10 protest ogainst them. They are ut
war with comfy, with public faith. and with
public good. The Railroad Companies have done
10 wrong 10 Isnnsy ,yhnIa nor To Erie; aud 1t was
mean md malicious IN tto Pcnnsj vania Courit TO
make The Mouth Eh.t Company take up their
fltight tack 4 l'aIbor Creek and maxi a
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THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
Correspondents. of The n. Y. Tribune.

LIToHrIELD Co, CoSs, April 10, 1856.
Iwish 10 say a few words in relation TO what is
elaine as great Administration gain in this land Of
steady habits While the facts show much larger vote
for the Democratic candidates, and somewhat small
er vote for the Opposition, it is clearly demonstrate
that this rosut arises from a general combination OF
rum influences without regard to party lines, and IN
no 81 use from any psrtiay to the present Admlnl;-
traiion or lie Ubiquitous Kansas plot.
am confident that the ides OF November will con-
finn what now say. Thousands have in this election
voted the Democratic ticket, not because they are IN
sympathy with the party but because i, was willing
to be entirely ubsevent TO the rum interest in which
they ore involved by way Of appetite or traffic The
Preside initial canvass viii show that there many
who love rum but who not very fond Of Slavery.
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CEN. LANE AND SENATOR DOUGLAS
CARD.


As my constituents are without representative In
either branch of Congress, avail myself Of this
method of correcting some of the Misrepresentation
which being circulated to the prejudice OF ther
cause St nator Douglas is represented in The DAILY
Glote of the 18th April having stated In the Senate
n Monday, the 9TH inst, as follows
"Nr DovcLAsAs trust this Is the last time that inc qe'
,iou II the senuneness Of these paper, van Dc ~ san
have point which wish TO eau the attention ~.
sor' ases Of bs RoeS sg sn lin 10 prs.sn to tho
Senate the Constitution Of this pretended state OF %
have 1et my EYED eye on iI m sn Il Is well Known
Try that cau,e adopted ~ separate We Atv
people, and made part OF tnst Gonsauon ~ .vel 70
enter the State Of kanss-a provision similar 70 the one
Constitution. OF Illinois and Indiana and some oae, by
which have been so severely condemned ana OK
those who have become the special champions OF az.
into the Constitution a they furnish IT, and a. tne .s 10
Michigan has presented here and you VIII naa 70 n,
suppIesed-thst important, material provision Sr,m
fuLd In the document hicL meg on.s e. h, majority
the history of the Transaction that t wa yoteS ~
of the persou. who voted tho adoption OF the
tuition Am mistakenl SIX o' neieeied slats OF
election at which the Constitution Of the P,ese1s
K,n.ss wa, ndoped as a part OF the Conufut9h e ,i.e.
Mr. DoucLss-I will .aie my eyd s TOD me so 10 tbs
s Ina bs~s naked With Gen. Whitfield and o. VOC 40
So In he next place, spoke 70 90. - - 49,
other uight AZ my house ara nc 'O'" NV - , A.
ro as,ohli.b before the country the truth OF tIl'
.,a,oncrt M, name is paraded as witness to give
currency. ..,,,.s.,, Tho
since my arrival in this city, have wthe''eo sh'
hmm bic p.tition of MY constituents P'a!"s To '
which was 10 give them security TO person anu P'P
e,,v secuted ilom the ssntum OF human merry -
their LEGAL NATIVE, have heard Ia those o'o''
.,,5b.u, n,v.,E charged with the crime OF forgery
a,d ,.;rry in connection with memorial revised eau
,,..a,,,d IN strict conformity wsh tho authority
y,,,d IN me- 10 10 other cause than resistance % 'a'
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How I'M PEACE WAS SIcNED.-The Empress Eu-
Genie having expressed wish 10 preserve the pen
with which the peace was signed, the gallant diplo.
mats made use Of one plucked from the wing Of living
eagle, and the relic il now in her possession orna-
mtnted with gold aud diamonds. In addition to sign
ing the principal documents, each Of the penipoten'
taIies had TO put lis name to eightysi SIX separate
paragraphs. The treaty might have been signed On
the seth ult., but Louis Napoleon, who affects the
Napoleotic ondnes for arniycTare, desired tina, The
ceremony should be deferred until the 3oih Of March,
the day on which the Allies entered Paris Ia i7li.
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FROM PiEsANBroo "A Litter from Perusmbuco.
March 70, ssys:
Choieru Il very prevalent "a thu city ani over
p 900 have died.
The brazilian steamer Marquis D. thind1 wac re-
Gently losi near Coroua mot far from wherc the sap
Shooting Siaf went 1sbofc. Size D. now steam.
cr, on LT first voyage. opd was built IN England.
She Is supp sed T. BE- ins-IeI ~, l5J0DJg sefng "
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Last night an affray occurred in Elm street,
Sixth Ward, between two Italians named Mondell
and Fassula The former was shot through the
head and body, and cannot possibly survive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

The Cupard steamship Africa from Liverpool
for this port with sdvices to the 9TH inst, three
days later than previous dates, is now in her four
tenth day out.
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NetuTlork DAILY Gibn're
SATURDAY. APRIL 49, 1856.
rn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

o notlce can be taken Of anonymous Commune Aons Wh
s,c IL intended for insertion must be ~ TIE
name and address q the wriier-ot neeeSsAI TOT PAt-os
ton but as a guarantee of bis rrci f.th.
yye cannot undertake reJcc'od Com meneaon
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.-What the invalid sufferers

require medicine bat the proper evidence 70 rect
them really ecacous article adapted TO then partc "
The PERUVIAN SYRUP, whatever may be us asOh
ishs virtues not cure all, aud snoulo not
he 40 reprened By tie Medical Faculty although s not sur
rpr that s astonishing effects in Chronic Nervous Deo-
sg and Dysrepc should excite confidence wherever
other has bafed medical skill Diseases arising from
REORGANIZATION Of the Stomach Liver producing coagulstion
or r pidity Of blood Psptson Of the Heart Dizzness OIL
The heat in the extremes Dnness oil Sght
The system Sinking OF Abdominal Parts General inderb
able PHYSICAL and Dependency OF the Mind can be
permaueny efecualy and speedily cured by this GREAT
SoUTH AMERICAN II is surprising that its virtues
should have unknown in this country s curative
being peculiarly adapted TO our great haons DIS
ease particularly among the American Ladies' - .
LIMA eOtember 18th. 1873
vrte this express gratitude to you for having cuIe1
NJ long distressing Dyspepss and dispeDg the mental
cloud of gloom dency with which have been suner
inn for wears taking the PERUVIAN SYsUP have been
restored 20 complete health. Truly Yours, JOSE SEoARA
DHopsY-Daiius Brewer ESQ Of Dorchester, Mass writes
Of and have suffered the greatest agony IN
athDs DrOpsy the Chest commenced 10 breathe
easier ss soon began with the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and now
consider myself cured II with pleasure that can say 10 ne
similarly afflicted that they should not despair until alter trying
the PERUVIAN SYRUP ,,o, 81,
My wife has suffered two with Chrome Dysenery ana
Jpise,op which Immediately checked aud permanently
cured by two bottles Of PERUVIAN SYRUP. NJ ALBERTL
FIniIE is with great delicacy we touch
half of our wives sisters mothers for enjoyment of life
We will only say that those who willing TO make one more
thai have our Of the great efficacy OF the PERU
Wan SYRUP You will be thankful for having tried tae expert
ment. Procure a full Pamphlet of our agents
WILSON FAIRBASKS Co., BOstOni BARNES q PARk, cor
Sold by Mrs HAYS Brooklyn and respectable Druggists every
xxhe
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VERGNEs's ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, DR
PRScE of Brooklyn proprietor and Prof NEsGsEs the dscov
erer are In col attendance at No ITO Broadway From
one 10 FIVE OF BATHS will mercuris affections rheum
atms painters collie fever and debility paralysis con
trscted muscles eupons salt rheum and the Ike They
the removal Of all metals and the various nervous
dyspepc affections caused thereby Special department
diea
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SWING MACHINES AND THE INFRINGEMENT



the introduction Of my ScHEDAN ScHSAPPs into the
ied States lumber Of Liquor Mixers In New ok have
commenced putting up mixed ard poison Gin and calling
Setuspp. The belongs expressly 20 my seeal others
are eOunteIfriis and imI,osiiioDs on the public. ,
uLdes-and number Of Bsuooms In this city keep the
poisonous u the cheapness OF the price
Two dollar. AID half a when pare Holland Ola IL
word by The pipe one dollar and fry gallon Look out
Tor suehY mpo.tors. UDOLPHo WOLFE.
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C,T-Tr ROOrS ToR me SPRING Sc
Pure CATAwBA WINES,

F-r= :. V.@yEr5s e J.Sn Psrk. ESQ., Cincnnsti Ohio
r.EE SriEKi,s CATaxz, be.rs generous rich and
TT nay sr..6I.s i5s Frec-e CAsmpszres
FaKEs <Tr[L CaIAWEk. .oe rival q ne Gernsn Hock
Y -. rx--z---5 CIV tie F-Ife J1ice of The grape.
- A. Jor-Lce CT 1eI5c1n Wines e. the oevsl-
60 Il ~ SAKE CT rsoas wealth il last assuming IT'S
t. -reto- We refer Judse Meigs President OF the
A. i-s &C. ihs very fsttsrrg report received by
- ts Frs q Horticultural Society Of Fans relating 70
q. r,-t-t v-. Ss .Dr tbe opriOu Of the Ansr;An
uas- Ns5.l sEsfded AZ the Annual Fair at
I. 80 p. - b. Octot@- iAs BAzNEs h PARE.
IA 81 B-osdgsy corner Dnsnesf
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usTs 10. srRne AND sysmns-ro DAY T be opsaeo rs,
,;e, ss.otment OF Straw Hate Caps AID Flat for Cn
sren and Misses ever offered at that Ths .c
- % M NOR. than twenty varieties OF Paris Has and st
nuber OF home desgbs aud manufacture. suitable io
cdrsn OF both and Of all from tho infant 70 arms
20 ,be youns lady Of l6 or IL years Of age. - -
1 rrrneh artists in have produced this season
number Of new bTuds and have displayed eItraoidinaJ
a. h novel and becoming ahspes into which they have
tbsse delicate materials The designer. employed IN the
tory have aso supposed all their former efforts ~ we
Scosnents and may be confidently asserted th 80
,,Tty of faerics and lyle Ia Straw Head scar ,t
b.s never before been introduced Ia New YORK Al 'o''
Sis.s are exhibited for the first time TINS pAf az Lh
GININ,s No y BroadwAH opposIte 81 Teu 'N'N.NN
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e rsce 70 procure these PRIME ARTICLES Of domestic oonsuaP
m 81 uoSerste vTces the Bowsy Tea warehouse no 10
Row erv OF the Cbses Tes Warehouse NO ia sh sV
Tese Ell known establishments are identical IN their system
81 BY oOufniuE themselves 10 but thoss ar
s Ss over retaining variety TOO well
kouu 10 need comment Please examine before prrchssns
Bbe Bovery Tea Warehouse located below Grand 81
No lis side and be distinguished by the Little
Giant; IN the window who surprises body BY his strength
ard Industry in supplying The numerous patrons OF this esao
sheui with fresh ground Coffee in quantities to suit and IN
ssxf to ne
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YoN'S
kATHAfRoN
FoI the Hs.r.
U'sdt az
sod e,cryWhsre

WIGS - H,R-D DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS
WIGS ed ToVpErs hsv. improvements peculiar 70 theif
hou, They celebrated all bs world for their grace
fnl beauty and duTthiiyfug 20 Charm The largest
AID best the world II private rooms ff spPYhs hi
f.noos DYE Sold At BAIcHFLoNs No 80 Broadway.
DELIGHTS SPANISH LUsTRAL will make Hair
xrow oa Bald Heads Is the greatest discovery Of the lyh
century Pot toilet article Il Superior 10000 bottles sod
a.. last months IN New England. Prepared from recipe
tr0usht from Aniausia spain by H. WADLEIGH Lawrence
Nee Sod 10 New York by BANS a PA1K
HolLowAY's PILLs.-Public opinion is the
s,.,. trlt b, Which tho value Of AL discoveries l. judged
AZ. y,d on ~ zrcst stefs i've. septic aud Hc
zine founded the testolony Of fe ns ad gf'i,u th9n
as. 8 10 fa,orsbe thr0u gloai The wvHi
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Iron BEDsTEADs.

JahEs. BEEBE Co.,
No 80 Broadway.
approved kinds Of IEOS BEDsTEADs, AMI
a. - ss1y large 0E tie Sprns irs!e. Some
Fre-cl csszlt and al nvoce Of ITALIAN BEDS
o. y al s5o=J coGsMl.sioE-
CRIsTADORO's HAIR. DYE, WIGS AND ToUPEEs
Vt.z ,--~ioso. ali competition. suite Of elegant
spzrrrsots applying hs famous DYE, the greatest
s.aas astels Of is and throughout the world dis new
A. -.tsa . CzIsTADOzss. No AstoI House.
A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR THE KITCHEN is an
faes-, ten 70 bousekespers and TO know where to get
.Es.t', VIA. awaited u equally importsn. Cal at
JASEs, BEEBE Co.'S,
al you viii fad Rosster Boilers GrdHons Griddes, Pots,
every article Of Cooking APPARATUS a. well as
Meat SAFES Wooden and Tin Ware warranted OF
,. quality and ., re-soushe prices
SEWIsG MACHINES AND THE INFRINGEMENT
o. PATESTs-The pateItsCf ". SINGER Co, upon Sew
have been truphAny sustained by trials IN the
stsd States Courts First, 10 suit against the Excesor
SewtnE Machine COpa verdict was recovered In New,
Yorf .scondly the United States Circuit Court held
A. Tr,.On ~ j. Oh the 3st OF March, 1856 after contested
q. Of szsiust the Dorcss Sewing Machine obtained
clear ver1; for the infringement o three distinct patents
eo.hfm the validity Of parents and especially
s The eres, question exclusive right 10 the indisPen.
s.s eey6e In sewing schue Of yielding pressure to hold
surface OF the machine We have similar suits
teudoE several Circuit Courts OF tho United states
1 Bsker machines and the Wheeler X
Wilson machines, each Of which cleary Infringe three patents
rDed by ;s In the City Of NesYork of some Of these
suits take place this present month. Our claims
they have already been repeatedly sustained by courts
caution the public not 10 purchsse or
~ Of tbs achres, If they desire 70 escape t
gs0n and trouble. NJ. singer a Co, No j1j broadway
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LATE ARRIVAL!
Beautiful Velvet and Tapestry CARPETS,
Crossley s Sons make.
Templetons Medallions. Spring lngrains.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No 90 Bowery.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCTION

T.
BARGAINS A great rush being made TO kelly
FURGUsoNs al Broadway TO some OF the Lace
end Muslin selling at less than cost OF por
aton 90 early the stock OF Window Shades in
New FORK cheap.
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STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYEING ESTABLISH
MINT Office No. Johnst doors from Broadway. Dye
suKs WooLEN and Fancy GoODs of every description
Their superior style OF Dyeng Ladies' and Genemens Gar
meats is widely known.
SHAwLs
Dved the most brilliant colOrs All kinds OF
SHAwLs CURTAINS, etc,
Cleaned, or Redyed Goods received aud returned by
EXPRESS
BARRETT, NEPHEws h Co.
No John ST. two doors from Broadway, New'i otS
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subscriber 10 prepared with his ~ Inf.at Leg
hem .rd straw Braid Hats, Boys straw .SPs ana ana aps
~ "a - 49,, Tricrs thaa they have heretofore pen 500
lhtte ocauti w. ai',e.e NV WV. BASTA.
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ELEGANT CARPETING.

sNfTH LousssERy No so Broadway, now prepared
10 exhibit their NEW SPHfNG STYLES Of Rich VELVET,
TArgsrEY BkUssELs, TBREE-PLY and INGRAM CARPETSG.
Aons The assof neut will be found large number OF New
Styles before ofT,d also large stock OF
Or CLos Of every width and oil other goods connected with
the lsis.