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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

VIII AIsous On Saturday night an attempt was
made TO throw the NewJerey ainwhch arrived az jersey
City socock in advance Of the Philadelphia train-of
the track near Elizabeth City. An iron rail feet 10
length been laid the track and when the train came
along O'Clock the pilot in front of the locomotive
caught with such broke two and the
tYan thrown Cd the track
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MARRlRn

BEEBE-sALIsRURY-Or Wednesday Nov g. q, the real.
dence Of the brides mother Stafford Conn by the Rev C.
W. Biddls Mr. Rchsid Beebe Of the 6rm Of Besbe Co
New.Orleans to Mi.s Nary Pinosy Salisbury, daughter
New. Orleans papers will please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

THE Liverpool Daily Port Of the 18th u says The sam
uel NJ FoJ touaps ard sas Wright were lost on the fAh
that the three several pilots In charge
Of the above vessels appeared before the Pilot Committee
weekly meeting yesterday In pursuance OF sumnonses
quirns attendance which resulted In the Investigation
being referred Sub Committee consstiof Of the nautical
memhes-the plots respectively not to oct pending the In
quiry."
Reef has all been discharged In perfectly sound condition
The hp will be repaired Immediately resbp her cargo, and
proceed on her voyage. .
.shoIe Al Clinton Ct morning Of Sd inst Crew saved. Toe
BAH ELnwooD from Valparaiso for Boston, remained
ashore Providence 9Th inst Her topss.nt yards had
been sent down, stripped Of sails &c and they had com
menced TO discharge her. ~
BRIG HAsnIEr at Portland from Maryland Point, cell |.
with William and Eliza (where from bound not s'sed
ID ins dmesed and wser logged Took Cd captain and
and brought them 20 Portland. .
scHR HENsY from Calais for New.York. ashore At Nan
tucket bgtd and In the gale night Of Sd Lost both s
About halt her cargo had been landed on the beach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Republican Association at Hoboken met on
Friday evening ast reelected officers for the ensuing
year, and resolved to meet on the first Tuesday OF
each month Franklin B. Carpenter is the President
elect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
BROCKL YN ITEMS.

Esw FssRY 70 SEw-YoRK-A petition s's'eo oy
Thomas T. Gerald and FIVE hundred other citizens was
presn,ed 10 the Common Council last evening" pray
Inc that lenss Of the alp at the foot of Fulton street
h. o.n,ed Z. John A. Dayton and associates, tor the
nurpose Establishing fenyto run between 0rook-
txn and New.York. The folio wing resolutions were
attached 10 the petition; o,r.,
o s,,~s on the East Ryex belonging " the ciy De sye"
John Daytoo and his associates for ten years. upon ~ ~
TAI .sd DAYTON ard shall within one year
of AID lease ish the necessary boats aud put
~ ,re,e oren,ion ferry from said slip 20 some convenient
ssrsips In the City Of Ncw-yort l.,
That higher rates OF ferrase snail De chafea our
r,od Of than the lowest rates ever heretofore
~ Nv tho Union Ferry Company. TO wit: One cent Tor
tet aud per hundred for cart tickets
Ws,h TIE priyilese cs communication. ,
,, r Company and said slip aud piers shall be used
The period Of said lease for Ferry purposes and Tor none
Tina, the said Ferry during the period Of sad lease
rnh sncb number Of boats be to meet the
wants Of the public ,,. -
,.n, and other sppurtenanoes
s,r Int in such not to interfere with the public
ga Tfa mon the compliance Of said Dayton and
Win the foregoing conditions the said lease and
- heh said founded shall become and be
,rholy void revoked and Of no effect.
Provision to made in said lease for renewal
,hs,S Al the expiration Of the term for which Ia granted
E mnenaton fer improvements made upon the proper
~ OF the cty upon equitable terms -.
The resolutions adopted by vote OFFS yeas to
o navs AID KalbAeish and Wardwel voting in the
negative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Drc. s.-Befor.

VIM Keutler, second mate of the ship Southampton
indicted for smuggling embroidered aconet collars and
artificial flowers, valued at 81 O00 was arraigned and
plead guilty. Sentence deferred.
The Court also disposed Of three revenue cases, in
all of which formal verdicts taken for the plant
is subject to the opinion of the Court questions Of
law. Among these is one of some interest, viz,
whether the regular fees in certain cases at the Gus
mHouse are lawful charges or not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO KILL
m.n named Owen Scott arrested Sunday night by
Captain Of the Fifth District POice on
bsse of ,ssau and battery with intent TO kill man named
u.h, Hosan The parties bad words in GROCERY In
North Seventh and Hogan aerwa,d followed to
~ e North and Fifth streets by the accused
d .nother man where knocked down and beat over
The head with heavy instrument Capt Bennett was attracted
., ,hs s. and succee ied arresng Scott who was COM
ttea Nv Juce Carry await examination Hogan con-
Sn5 n liz he'd by three Commissions the head and
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Re~e5ues ~r Rr~duce.

b, North Rivsy Boaf1 bbls Flour 900 bush Wheat
5000 do Rye 6642 do Os l pkss Whisky, 3ls do Pro-
Visions -
Bv RaIroaS-1 lis bbs Flour 80 pigs Provisions So
do WHISKY, sec bags Wheat, 500 DO oss 90 do Malt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
Yesterday forenoon. a German

FELL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES forenoon, German
named (er residing a. the OF Grand and Mott streets
New York accidentally fell from one OF the terry
steupd 10 the Of the bost when he pitched over ne
was rescued exhausted state by men small oo
and taken to the Fifth District Station and ca ed for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
To MoPlners.

Notice hereby OVEN that the Sqo :nd Can Bsoy in Vine Vine
ter and their places supplied by Spar Buoys
colcrs and number By order Of the Lighthouse Board ~
C. H. B CALDWELL Lighthouse Insp., Second D'H
Boston, Dec. s, 1883 IA.
Capt Gir Of ship whirlwind, At this port rePors: On me
outward passage 10 Australia (saed from New York fee ~
In running down her casting In lat 40 and 80 to - b. @
with very large iceberes and Ice for 10 days from ae
east 10 75 less every day. sad would
be very careful after getting into east
south Of IS Although making the passage ~ nme ~
H. and was obssd 70 shorten ssu night ana frequently
Sus ne sSd m zee pess beyond the vs
els leneth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
DRownxp.-The body Of a man named Bernard

DROwNED.-The body OF man named bernalu
Heenev WAS found of Ninth street. Gowanus on
Sunday Bennett held inquest and verdict OF
found rendered Deceased belonged to
aud supposed accidentally fell from ferry boat and foafed
TO the place where he found
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Clearipes for week ending Dec ]. ....eI6I ,yi
Clesripss for days ending Dec. &c.. l126@,8l
Balances for week ending Dec l...... 6,G4,g5
Balances for s days ending Dec. &c.. 7r2l3,75S

In our issue Of the I'd inst, mentioned the fact
that COO bbs whale oil had been sent TO this port by
the way of the Isthmus Of Panama. the first shipment
BY that route since the railroad was opened. This
marcel of oil was sent over the road on the 18th of
November and on the 9TH inst. was Alongside the
wharf in New.York, having arrived in the Compsny's
brig E. Drummond or just % days from the Pacific
The oil has reached this port in excellent order with
out any lesksge whatever. The French bark Sicily
Juliette, called from Bordeaux for Aspnwall on the
10th ultimo with cargo Of 34l tuns assorted mercan
cize, consigned to various ports in the Pacific. She
vii be followed By the bark Franklin on the 18th Of
January, and by a new vessel now bulldog for the
line, on the 18th of April This is in oontiuuation of
an enterprise initiated some months ago BY Captain
Jules Racaud, who made HE first voyage to Asphwan
in the Franklin the of which sufficient 10
encourage the establishment OF regular line between
Bordeaux and that port
The Mesers. Taylor Brothers named in connection
with the Arrest Of tie parties charged with passing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..... DEC. 8.
CleAred.

e5nler Williams, Key West, X. .. Maitland Col j. ID.
S ssaf i. S' s Ssssls sss s''a'' "
kH, saw s:nnf ,u.
hs% aen nipIP rO1Sepee, Hsic. Duncan A Howell.
kSh 9s.S b. sGs
lot, Davis Gibraltar, 0..er Go Lane spsuaius A.
faiI%sn, Il" H. B. Ginde Bartlett, st. Thomas Pl'SuT
sloop~wsren, STANDARD, New. Haven, master.
Bar. Gen Cobb at;ts LsssSn ssP md ss,i s:
~ s1fe.1s's "ta w. .ssts ssas.
water The O. C. has experienced ns.vy n W. ssss north
cIe:Tn.n H.. been ii days north Of Hssss"' has la
Bank Csi.:.. Urnn, Trinidad de Cub; No, p .ass and
5 big s' Small. from :oos
Brig Josiah Jex (of Machss Munson, Jacksonville 10 days
yellow pine TO Thompson Hunter Has had hesy sLss
Brig Celt Dobbins Msctias I6 days lumber to master
sshT WinismOyeh MonoS H.ysnp1 o days with ossnsss
Jersey .sea IT, va. io. overheard from the end q boom
schr Gulf Stream Is m.'ted Godfrey Havana NOV "a .aaAr
ssi1 Fiddsim.n smith .si; from brig Jerome sAoss
on squsn Beach to Bird Nelson; n so,, b Az.
sehr Plundome Brown Savannah days. cotton to psIit
schr lie Roy seamap Norfolk. mdsc. to s,uses. csarmsn
sehr Volunteer Brown Mbdse i2 days lumber to Smith
sehr. h R. Barnes Barnes Virginia. with oyster' bound
scbr Joseph Colye Dickinson, Portland, Conn, bound 10
sohr. Knight Sears Baltimore, to w II. Newman Co.
sehr. O. COlysr, Chaplin, PO.tl.ad for Phi'dspAi'
schI. II Marvel, Eldridse, Norwich
schr. W. shsler, lawrence, Portland, Conn.
SIR Celestial S t' Co RsI'sI.s :ss Conn sS.,
Schr. g. sb.s Shaw, Alexandria corr to 3; n Fox.
s ssSI 6 O. S1Isa .nslssf, Phiads pSi. ~
s seSI ii peS Tssn G& pssD
schr Highlander, kickerson, Albany for Boston
SchI. Protection, Cole, Perth Amboy for Boston
schr Black squsll Baker Alexandria days, corn
Propeller Uncss, Bates, Hartford.
Propeller Shetucket Gesr, Norwich.
Propeller Sophia, Green, Philadelphia
BELOW-Bris Magnet of EsstPort, Nickerson, from Ssaa
Nov 6; also brig tBr recently ashore on sqaan IN
Cow Hs samiu e. :ssms WEBB
SAlLED-Stesmship Quaker City Shuedt for NewOfeens
via Havana ships Ariel Cutler for Mebounej Memphis, Da
Milton Harding for Francisco; Texas Merrill Tor Csdri
WiND-sunri.e, W. sunset, w.
city la. evening having 90 of shore and reports
inv vessels in sight except brigs The steamboat
Hercules had her shs and skon In cow By the
The .chr York. from Richmond recently ashore
squsn has got towed to the city BY seantue
Mercury She has so~<ved but t damage She got on
by Cspf. lockwood, one Of the underwriters SCENTS A.
The brig Jerome Bs ashore Squan Beech, lay In the
position Saturday. most Of her has been dis
chsrped wreckers she makes water and expected
she win be got of the fret spring tides
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

CHiLDRENS AID SOClET1.-IHe = 'u1uIo" OV,to"
I.f eveDn, on the petition j. H. Raymond and others
Of the vacant room in the Cy M formerly
occupied by Justice Curtis to the Chidrens Ad society OF
BROOKLYN This Society co6peraes with that OF Newfo IN
nrorurns places for yssrant and destitute children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

service Of tho .um%on' any county in whes The defendant
he. to ,.eu,,. ths, in certain .c,ioos
C"urs ely That ,b. only modification Of the
.e 70 N a%y s1gH ss snd , e clear
PeGn residing out Of this city no. BY th. construction
suffer sued in The Supreme Cour,io frH District
Court may into by order on commenced
R% md re-
M y be Sd q IN h y or al. the dna.
r. in action Ike the Of the defe 'dsn,s
bring their Supreme Court in this Court in
The Common Ples at their election IL has gwen 70 each Court
on Of the parties And Dasnuch As this Conr has jnrlsdc
Lord within city the Of this made Mr.
Doushr In Kings County was regular and valid The motion
(Th decision approved consultation by all the jos.
TRIAL TERN-DEc 5-Before Judge sLossos.
TRANSFERS OF STOCK.
Aaron Black assignee az. The Laarss Fire lnsuanee Co.
ub.cbed and paid for SIXTY ,hares Of the defendants stock
bis name. and fifteen In the name Of CLYDE Black
leaving twenty-five shsre. 10 the possession Of the Company
The up general denial and question, raised
matters alleged In the complaint One Of interest
IN pay 1G mott to the
b.ns could bind The COMPANY when This vas
for future adjudication. Verdict tor plaintiff for ss' S.
SUPREME COURT-GExER.L TERM-Dec s.-Before JUDGES
ROOSEVELT, DAVIES and PEABODY.
TIE General Term was opened this morning. pursu.
ant to adjournment, and the report Of the Committee
who exsmoed applicants for admission to the bar was
received and accepted.
TIE examiners were VIM. Tracy James c. Carter
and Ashbe Greene and the students subjected to
unutually trial five hours being devoted to
the ten young men in attendance.
Of this number but one was admitted. His name Is
Lyman Abbott a sOn Of Jacob Abbott.
The General Term then adjourned to next Monday at
~ ocltck, when more decisions will be rendered.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Drc. a-Before
Judge ISGERsoLL.
THE PAFCHITA CREW ACQUITTED.
Charles Taylor Antonio Silva, Antonio Pinton, Man.
mel Squors JOse Maria Sovers John BrsderOn Manuel
Rodriguez. John Brown and Joseph Pedrode Silva,
being the whole Of the Panchita, who were in.
dcted for voluntarily serving on board that vessel en-
plOyed as Q SLAYER, were tried this morning. The
counsel both sides etstng that they had no other
evidence than that introduced the trial of Messrs
Mosquito, Weinberg and Weeks, Judge Ingersoll in
structed the Jury that the proof insufficient and
directed verdict of acquittal, which accordingly
rendered.
Samuel c. Buckley a negro, charged with poisoning
the master of the ship Onward, a whaer sent here by
the United States Consul at the Sand wich Islands
about four months SINCE discharged, on motion of
his counsel, Judge Beebe.
Thomas Holland, indicted for having obstructed a
public officer in the discharge of his duty, WIS tried
and acquitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

Markell CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
MONDAY Dec. 9, 1856.
ASHFSTle ms kt il quite firm and the deDaud fair Sales
of SO bbls ct o. IS and Ss6$ 90 III for Pearls
COTTON-A moderate business comprising 800 bales vas
ners We repeat former prices
EEw.yORK CLASSIFICATION
Tplsnda Florida Mobile N o. L Tex.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

The Buffalo Money market, Dec 6, was consider
ably easier. Navigation has almost entirely closed and
with the largely decreased movement Of breadstuffs
and other property Eastward, the commercial demand
for money has fallen off at the banks Az this is gen.
orally on paper Of short date, payable East it is the
practice among Bankers to prefer to notes payable
here having long term to run. But the case is now
reversed or rather there is little commercial paper
Offering and the banks are willingly dscOunng longer
datesesay As to 60 days During the week there has
also been lees mercantile and manufacturing paper
Offering; and the time, the deposits from these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

MrsssosARY AND RELIEF AssocIArIoS-A MIS-
onary and Relief Association for the Eastern District
Of Brooklyn has recently been formed OF which George
H. Andrews has been chosen President and VIM. g.
Dupn Vice President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

To satisfy these warrants will require 2,055, 73O
acres Of the public lands.
d. P. Dobbn, the Secretary of the Lake Associa'
ton of Underwriters is preparing the usual detailed
statement Of the losses upon the Lakes for the season.
Enough is Tow known to lead to the belief that the
Losses upon the Lakes for the season just closing
amount to over $4,OOOOOO. In l84S, the losses
s4O4 $780, in ls49, $341 $50; in 1850, $544,4iO; in
1851 $3.50 SIS; in 1852 1891 OILS; in 1852 1854 $50;
in 1854, &, ls7, 1895; in 1855, $2,797,Sss.
Arnaxad Ia stsfement of the cash asaets and liabi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09


Making the increase of anthracite in 1856 about
$4,000 tuns from all sourcesy new and old, against
685, 7S5 tuns in 1855 over the year 1854.
The number of applications for pensions, under the
act of March g. 1855, at the Bureau during the month
of November was 1865. The number of warrants
issued was 1884, to fatisfy which will require 55i 4S0
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-23
Uvrsfrs'1a Produce.

WE HAVE just received direct from
w the west. the following articles q
Western Produce. which we will sell low
FOR CASH.
1000 lbs Dried Beef (Da.'is's Brandt
Cases Beef Tongues, do. de-.
1000 lbs. Bologna Sausage, do. do.
1000 lbs. New Dried Apples.
6 Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter
Ga bbls DO do Roll do.
Is Boxe. do do Cheese;
10 10. Tcxe's Starch.
25 Kegs prime New Lard tDaviss Br'd)
10 half bbls. New Mess Beef do. do.
1000 lbj. do do do do do.
S Kegs Pig Feet. do. do
5000 lbs. New s. C. Hams, tDufFleld, &c)
100 Sacks Bran,
% bbls. Flour;
100 hb's. Potatoes,
NV" would call the attention Of the
public 70 the above articles--thev are all
new and fresh, and are the best that can he
bought in this city
marlA-y A. MONTAN Il BRO.
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.Vrsr Spring GOOeis!

GCoNOR ia now opening the follow
~ ing Spring Goods. recl by the latest arrivals
Wslliuery.
Paris Spring Ronnets, Straw, Hair aud Lace, for
aides and Misses. Ribbons, Flumes. Flowers, &c,
Fine Dress s4s,usls.
prgandie, Ratese plain and nrunred Dresses ;
Plain and Flruuced dresses Atualin and Jac.nnt
Fiouncpd Dresses. R,''lantinee, white md Gator.
ed Jacyuets, ewiss, Nansnok and Mull Muslins ;
White Embroidered Rohes aud Skirts Fn,hroid.
cred swiss Muslin. In pieces; Striped and check
Muslins every kind.
~ ~ brUld eyles.
Embroidered Muslin and Jacenet Bands Emh'd
Muslins and Iaconets Fdging aud tusertirg col.
lars, Cbetnisetts and Sleeves, qrenf so,tety
Domestic Go".ls.
irish Linen. Linen lawns, Cclered and White
Robbinets Mosquito Bars. linen fnr Ntosauito Bats
French, English and American Calico Prints ---
Gngfams, Checks and Plain Dress ccods.
Pesfssstery Of Every Description.
Ccr.et. Hccred Skirts and False Hair, In aeun-
dance. ~ Third Street opposite the Pcstt lice
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-23

RS. G. H0EsTON having returned
III from, the city, with careful and we'll
selected stock Of fancy and millinery goods,
consisting IN part Of French Lace flcnhets,
White hair DO for Ladies and Misses =
English Straw 10. Black Lace Bcnnets.
Black Chip and Cacties do. Ri'libg Hats,
Ladies Gaontlets. Legho,n hats for Misses
and Boys, Trimmings of vatio'is kinds,
Ribbons cfall descriptions, Black and White
Blond Lares. Black and White Blond Quill
lines. Silk and Cotton Rnshes, Wide Black
Lace for trimming Nantes. Black Lace iot
making Man.les, black Clare Collars.
Grape Collars and Sleeve. in sets Black
Mourning Wells, Grape ard Gau,e. Black
and White Illusion Grape Of sll colpts,
Embroidered Collars. do tace Collars,
Embroidered Collar. and Sleeves in sets.
va!cncienne Collars, Ftench bsce Collars
and Sleeves in sets. Embroidered Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Hemstitched and pain do.
Embroidered Swis. Banls. larrnette do
English and Imitation Iace. Linen and
Linen Camb,ic i|nt. Mitts FIR Ladies' aud
Misses. Hosiery Of all kinds. Black Dotted
Wells. Misses Gipses and Flats. Black
Maltese Wells, Black Nantes Application
worked do Wrought lare Scaffs. Black
Silk and Kid Gloves. White Kid d.. French
Ccrsets OF different makes, Embroidered
Shifts, Hocred ski,ts, Grass Skirts, Pink.
Rlue. White, Gteen and Black Bareges,
Cut pa,ege, Half Mourning Summer Silk,
Twisted silk in Patterns fur Mourning,
Br'liantines, White and Colcted Muslins,
Thread Buttrns and Tapes, silk Buttons
C.lutel and Black, Combs Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets, F'ench and Spanish Fans
Cusles and Frizzettes, and Bandeaus. and
thousand other varieties. TOO numerous tc
mention. An VI which, she oif,ts chear,
for Cash. y, 10 good customers, on credit
cf few months mar1a-t
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Selling off at Cost.

r. GOLDMAN. Offers at original ccst
prices. his entire stock If WATCHES.
CLOCKS. JEWELRY, CUTLERY. and
FANCY ARTlCLEs--to make room Tor
new supply
n-Persons in want Of ANYTHING in his
line, cannot DO better. then 10 call on him
as he will sell without reserve, but only
Tor easy,
TuropoeE GoLpN.NN.
Matchmaker s,d Jeweller,
ma-tl-tl Harvey House.
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.Vp,r Spring GOOsls.

HAVE now in stc,e beautiful selec
] tioA Of New Sp,ing Dress Gco's. con
sisting Of Rich Flcunced nattases, G,ena-
dives. silk Tissues. Otgandus. lackcnets
Lawns, and Printed tinens-whle goods
Of all kinds together with full line ol
Staple goods Of all linls--to which
would respectfully invite the attention Of
the rnhlic generally.
mat25. w u PHILLIPS.
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Mt,p Vbtap Stort.
Deautifssl sprinx Goods.

ftef REcEtvrD per Steamship Cahswts. from
y New York, and opened this morning, n choice
selection Of ladies Dress Goods Fpunced Bar
eye Robes, hally, Plain and Black Bateges
G'nghsm', lawns, very Hne BLACK Alpaca, Super
Bonhasine, English ana french prints, Briliantes
Corded Lawns, Paris Sylp'ihas, new article for
'adies dresses. Grenadines &c, at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH SrORE,
mar25 Lafayette street.
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TO PAINTERS 4 GLAzuEns

O0n BONES French and American
wv Glass; 10000 lbs pure and No |
White lead; 5000 lbs Zinc paint, best quail
i'y: 100 gals Ccral varnish 100 gals Jaran
Varnish, 80 gals Oemar Varnsh, for zinc
paint: 5000 lbs Fire Proof paint. assoc, ted
colors; 400 gals Linseed Oil, 300 gals
Spirits Turpen'ine: large assortment Of
Chrome and Paris Green: Chrome Yellow;
Prusstsn Blue; Verm,llion, Black and Red
Lead. Iithrage; Paint and Varnish Brushes
Sable Pencils. Top Grainers, Blenders,
Grainiug Combs, elders, Tips, Gold Leaf,
Blue. Green and Brown Smalts; in fact
everything connected with this line, which
they offer at low prices not to he undersold.
ianlsdyl LARGUlER 4 LANOuE.
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JAS. =. HACKLEY.
tOId stan 4 of i. w. Qmlgglus.

IUId staW q q y. w. Q"tREl"s
1sRESOtvED to keep the largest rshn
l and most varied assortment Of
BOOTS aud SHOES. HATS andy "
CAPS. in this City La'ies, Gents aud
Children's BooteespShces. Slippers. etc
He will sell at the very lowest cash prices,
and invites the public to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
H-Fresh receipts from the Northern
Manufactures every week. Store on La
tayet,e street. jan22-y.
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French Maspiiulas.

TUF ladies' are invited tn examine our
beautiful assortment NJ French imported
Spring Ma,itl1as Of The latest and mnat f,shin,,-
nh1e STYLES. rutr'ase d NJ The nrn, ia,s IN yorl,
~ the o,tment Is mot very large, the ladies
wcula IN we'll to ral narlv--at TIE
PHILADELPHIA Omar rAsa Srupr.
',ar25.H Iafayette STRAIT
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-23
New Arrival of Hats.

| HAVE just received by steamer Grena-
; l da another assortment of Ncm Spring
Hats, consisting Of Fashionable Moleskin,
Silk, Cassimer and Soft Hats of all shapes
and variety of colors, few more Of those
fashionable high crown soft Hats still on
hand
Mar " n PHILLIPS