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PROVIDENCE. July 8. 1854
Ctton steady, AT last weeks priccssas moderate
Wool rather quiet, AZ ratcs--sses a, 600 lbs
Printing cloths-sales Of the week. % Ooe pieces.
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NAsfHx6foS July2 1896.
The TART ard N, Committee II Woys md aeans-Ths
Sugar Cpa,ye al ne South.
] informed you uiat the Committee of Ways and
Mean. lad agreed upon free st for the tariff bin.
know tlni the committee has not much held a
consultation the subject since my despatch o.
weeks since In which stated tho committee had deter.
mined 70 the free list bot had considered the
details.
The scnate's Committee Agriculture have uterro.
ra the Agricultural Bureau TO the best OF re-.
picnisng the upry q seed IN the southern
Sta.cs In reply, proposed that appropriation 81
$4,000 S1b coo BE made &C. enable 10 be
przl and other countries, 70 select the choicest cut
irgs and have them tut Up. hermctcasy sealed, one
thousand cuttings in box, aud have them distributed by
torcs amoNe the several sugar plantations. box Of
thousand cuttings would weigh perhaps five hundred
rounds then proposed that ships of war be re
qued totch At different points their honeward voy
arc and briug with them the boxes. Thus sealed no
M caritinrs could he preserved against cold injury
std ter introduction would greatly swell the product of
mir sugar growing states both by the new introduction
sFh ~ usw varieties introduced.
srgswnotTp Is1Rorfn oS rHE WESTERN RrvERs Up.
warGs II ty steamboats, have been destroyed b. Gre
Efcen demolished by the ce aud twelve rendered use.
les by boiler explosions thus Jar during the present year
cn H. Western rivers sixteen have been basael a
Al.Iers, Louisiana and s. Louis, Missouri
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Mr.. FILLMORE AND Mr.. D7cKESs.-The late
speeches Of Mr.. Fillmore on his homeward tour
from New York to Buffalo, remind US very much
Of Mr.. Charles Dickens "Notes for American
Circulation" When the IMMORTAL Boz" visited
US be was the lion Of the lio1 From the grand
opening hficen-dollars-a-tick1 Boz" ball, at the
old Park theatre, to the end e the wonderful ad-
ventures Of Mr. Dickens in { country, he was
overwhelmed with the kindly ppathies and hos
FATALITIES Of the American - lie went home
and wrote a scandalous book 0o,t them, fall OF
Misrepresentation, malicious caricatures, exag-
geratiops and abuse.
To some extent however, we have at last given
the Old World Roland for an Oliver. Mr.. ex-
President Fillmore has made the tour o. Europe
We all know that everywhere throughout this
interesting pilgrimage, he was welcomed by kings,
princes, priests and people, with the most hatter-
ing receptions. The Holy Father at Rome was
20 much pleased with him, and went so far to cx-
hibit his respect for our aniablc ex-President az
to exempt him from the customary duty Of kissing
the Pope's toe. The Cardinals were charmed to
find the prince Of the American Know Nothinrs
the prince Of American gentlemen. The shrewdea
Of the keen old Jcsits Of the Eternal City treated
Mr.. Fillmore as cordially a. brother Every
where in Europe, especially in Italy, he was the
favorite Of courts, the envy OF couricrs, AMI the
admiration Of the ladies. lie comes home. takes
the stump instantor, and from New York, al the
way to Buffalo, he pours out his gratitude at his
happy return to the land Of his birth. from the
miserable degraded aud priest ridden peo-
PIE. banditt and bcggars Of Italy, from whom
he las been rescued a. by . miracle In
deed. upon reading Mr.. Fillmores late Know
Nothing speeches, we, too are astoaishcd az his
preservation. in italy, however. last winter, We
were urGcr TIC impression that the happssi Of all
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American travellers in those classic regions was
Mr.. Fillmore He certainly appeared to enjoy
himself amazingly there, and the Italian hospita-
lities of which he was the honored recipient. AT
all events, he reminds Us forciby Of Dickens, in
these stump speeches, and the American notes OF
Dickens after his triumphal tour through the
United States. The true policy upon returning
home from the kindly greetings, entertainments
and partings of strange people, is to
Be 10 their faults little blind;
Be 20 their virtues very kind.
But our amiable ex-President appears to have
morbid appetite Of the Jesuit-hating Know No
things. What character to play for Buncombe!
Who could have believed it! Let Mr.. Dickens
mass
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THEY WANT AN ORGAN.-We understand that
Mr.. John w. Forney and the Pennsylvania State
Central Committee are very much exercised in
reference to the New York democracy and the
great want of an orthodox democratic organ in
this city. The objection to the Nacs and the
Day Book is that they are too feeble too obscure
and too small. The Journal Of Commerce has
volunteered to fill the desderatum; but here
there are two objections offered-frst, that the
style of that paper is too heavy and dull for the
popular taste; second, that it has no circulation.
In this dilemma, we are further informed that
Col Forney has resolved, in the first place. to
enter into negotiations for the purchase Of the
Neao York Times upon the reasonable presump-
ton that that paper is in the market, and with
the idea, likewise that if the Times can be secured
it will be very useful to Mr.. Buchanan from the
it win know exactly where to strike. Failing in
the purchase Of the Times, we understand that, in
the second place, contributions are to be levied
upon our Custom House and the Boston Custom
House, and the federal Offices at Washington
for the necessary capital upon which to start a
new democratic daily paper here for the cam
paign. with large circulation from the very be-
ginning. This plan will require great deal of
money, for in order to have large circulation to
a regular democratic party organ in this city,
new or old, the bulk of every days issue must be
circulated free Of cost and postage. Surely the
great democratic party is to be ptied-a party
which, in this great metropolis, with three or four
papers zealously " going it blind" for Buchanan
is still without an organ.
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The NEW POSTAL TREATY WITH MExIco.-We
are enabled, this morning, TO lay before our read
ers the text Of the postal treaty just concluded by
Hon. Jas. Gadsdcn, on behalf of the United States
with the government of Mexico. II is q valuable
and useful document, and will be read with salts
faction. II provides for the establishment OF
weekly line of steamers to run between Vera
Cruz and New Orleans, touching at intermediate
ports. Part of these steamers are TO be Mexican
and part American each sailing under its ma
tional flag They are TO pay no dues in Mexican
ports and out Of tie proceeds Of the customs
duties levied on the goods they carry into Mexi-
co. they are TO be allowed TO retain an annual
sum Of $4,000 by way Of indemnity for carry
ing the mail. The United States are also to pay
$4,000, or more, if they think fit. The price of
postage for a half-ounce letter between Vera
Cruz and New Orleans. or rice rersa, Is 70 be
cents the same rate being charged for letters
TO all intermediate ports. Ounce letters are to
pay Is cents newspapers or periodicals cents
each
Perhaps the most original feature Of the treaty
Is the clause which provides that the mail line
lHuH 10 NC eStaDirHcu sliail uOt NC UttlTupbeu ny
the occurrence Of war between the two coun-
tries. The steamers will run as usual for the
conveyance Of letters, in such an event being
inhibited only from carrying articles contraband
Of war.
Among our Mexican intelligence there will be
found letter signed by various American citi-
zens resident in Mexico, and addressed to the
Hon. VIM L. Marcy, on the subject Of the alleged
neglect Of American interests by Mr.. Gad-len.
II has reference to the case of Barron, Forbes Il
Co, with which the public is already familiar.
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NUMBER lls.
NE VS. BY rELE GRAPH.
ARRIVAL or THE STEA MIR AsyA
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NE~ fosk. Nay l6.-rhe steamship Aa. .,,,,.a ..
her ~hsri this norning'si o'clock Sh. br,ar. ill.,.
pool advicss to the Sd inst
COMMERCIAL IsTKtLIsExc1
rherr has bee" no change in the Liverpool Cotton MAJ.
ke' since the Atlantic sailed prices -.rr s.x,, g.
oi the week ~. .Ooo bales.
Breadstufi- hrm with large business Flour .a,.n.~s
Cd To Is Wheat advanced 2d-lo-er grades .bo.ia,
the most improvement Corn easier % . tria, lo..r
Con-ols closed ats2i
in the British Parliament the motion Of csnsur, for ,h
'ii " h-r' was lost by majority OF lz7
TAX PACE coSssE.-
Tue ome'ai report OF the proceedings Of the Pe.c.
mas oeeH published A already stated. IN.
penP"tentiars gave their adhesion to the No, a.s,..
ton relative To maritime law-Ru,.. on.Us,,o.,
In the matter Of privaie-ring.
uALY
Letters from kome state that IN. .cr,..,..,,, i,
were Pane~truck Al the Sandman prosr.mm. of I,E.
'eo'' anu the sudden departure uf Mon.sisp.,, R,,,
'or rAri- vas supposed to be connected with thi, ~
ment.
TUE SOUND DUES
letter IRON Berlin says the proposal of England tn
capitalize the Sound Dues is acceptable. 10 D-,ml
LATEST INTELLIGENCE
LONDON Saturday, May 3.-rhe treaty b-tv.-n Io1
land France and Au~trla guaran teeinx In. p,v, =,
tne otoman empire, presented To Parliament v.-,
DAY by the Earl OF Clarendon. An an,-.r IN $780,.
Marcy despatch Of the 2sth OF December va, Lid 90
rAranent last evening The London Daily New. in n,
comments refers to Mr. Cranptos recall s an ioyi,.uao
Tor the English Cabinet to discharge itself for th. .mu
men and qualification OF the government at w.hipy,oo
FINANCIAL.
A'-''""' fr'dry rre"i"g.-Funds this morning showed
moeh heavines and at time there was an -,tr-m.
decline OF : They rsled ho-ever, and closed a, a.
lower than Wednesdays highest rates Business -.. Inn.
gH'd at the Stock Exchange, excepting ia the French
shares which advanced in sympathy with tho up,.ra
movement in Paris
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WasuSGToS, May l6.-SENArE-A resolution was
adopted directing experiments 10 be made At the mint
with the view OF detecting and preventing the unlawful
deterioration Of coins
The acton Of the Naval Board discussed
Ho"'e-rhe morning was devoted To the consideration
Of the Court Of Claims budget
rule adopted that all bills fro the Court Of Claim.
bc referred TO the Committee on Claims and the Cmwit
tee allowed to report every Friday.
Both Houses ajOarned all Monday
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Nrw OaLrsss May l2-The case Of the o. ss.s.. '.
eEposinasier W q. Kendall Of this city charged uith
euibezzlng money from q letter RON Galvssson Tera.
has been continued 70 the of the United st..
District Court ~ the instance Of the United States .syet
Attorney The defence pressed lor trial oeynr 20 "A
NIT IN evidence testimony OF sbseut witnesses hsrs
tOfure introduced
PnLspELrHA, MAJ IS-Robert Hanoocs a k.rm-,
belonging 70 The vicinity u COots's Min. Nsu Jsr.sy
was killed. this afternoon near BordsnOun by . trsin 90
thc Camden and Amboy railroad. Ne ss In wagon
With his sifc and attempted the ack u alvarez
Of The coming tain although the hag warmed him "
stay back HIS borss killed aud bic ~if. sss slso
severely hurt
UrIcs, " ", ayl9-fhe clothng store q I..se Bosd
No Genesee street u this city. Destroyed by ars
Yesterday morning, aud the a.oinins eon.
siderable damaged Total lsss tl0, ,OO0 tuhy iasarsd
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE T,w

NV fokK, May lo.-The steamer George Law .;tb
the California malsis telegraphed of Sandy Hook sh,
has 500 Passengers aud q, zoo, 900 in gold
terrible accident occurred on the Panam. R.;,o.s
70 the train conveying the George Law. outward ha
pa~sengers Many killed and woun,..i thouvh ,h
number had not been correctly ascertained when the La.
left AspnwalL
SECOND DESPATCH
NEw ioRK, May lo.-The George Law h.. .r,xoa =,
her wharf The specie list amounts to a slo ooo
signed in part as follows W. T. Coleman .7s4 ooo
preAei Co. $4,000; wm. Hoge, sIOO, ,Ooo; M-trooo
ian Bank, s220OOO; Wells, Fargo Co. s.ss 900
Ihre Is no sign OF any further disturbance AZ P.a.m.
Ihe isthmus papers Ae filed with documents concerning
the Panama riots bot they exhibit no new tac,. No .da
onal names Of killed and wounded are given tn. c;
had formed guard for the protection OF property and thu
authorities had placed force the di,posa of the RAJ.
The correspondence between the Governor of P.a.m.
and Commander Bailey Of the soop ofwar ST. Marys ID
ThecoSing note OF the latter s exceeding
y sharp He tells the Governor that his answers are uo
-aAeory aud afford actual assurance Of the safety
o the transit eompanys passengers for the future and
that until he hears from his government he will take
all the means in his power further Danger
The accident on the Panama Railroad occurred on tb.
Obspo bridge, fifteen miles from Panama Tn. train v..
composed OF nine containing 900 passengers chiefly
could not be effected and the passengers were sent back
TO AsPinwall Over 6fty were wounded two of
whom died sOon after Iheir arrival The next morning
there was further arrival of the injured The ate., .d
vc-s state that the wreck had beea wholly eIxsrsd
away bat thirty dead bodies had been taken out ystv
lev women and children injured Among the
wounded were number OF brakesulen The only name
given is that Of Mr.. Dalhouse clerk residing in Aspp
wall, who Was killed
CALIFORNIA.
Heavy rains have occurred during the past month
throughout the State OF California and mining
have taken start The grain crops gave evidence
vi an abundant harvest.
The Governor had signed the bill consolidating the cir
aud county OF San Francisco.
The Democrats carried the municipal election In Sac
ramento. The Republicans" ED q mass meeting nj
the same place but they driven from the ground by
violence.
large fire occurred PlAcervle on the 10th OF mil
Loss S50OOO. powder sank ia tb. river q, Sac.
rameuto, the loss OF which amount. to s1OOoo
Business dull san Fraucisco The demand from IN.
interior Tor goods had been very light during tho ., o,
night OF the great bulk Of receipts store there ~.
no Improvement ia any article except rico and
Flour nad fallen $3.50; Domestic Flour selling at sll-
HASail sl45O. Money stringent
OREGON.
Cascade has been retaken by the whites. and the In
dams di,persed
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CnNMPRnIAI

BatuNoRF' May l6.-Ths markets are unchanged. .-
We continue to quote a. follows Flour o. wbsai-
lsud " prime red s.35ai4 A. white, medium to fair tI
A2al.5o. good to prime shipping tl.S5ai.GO COrn-
white 4Sai6 yellow 5Oa52 cts.
Nav fonk Nay ie.-Floar 6rm--state t5.4tsSst.
Ohio t5sIs6s7 standard southern o. is.s - 6ne, Al
AssT. wbes, 6ru and unchanged. Corn Io~sr-..l..
At So Stocks dull. Virginia sires Ssl
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ID. T.. WILLIAMS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT

NENERAL ,GFSr for Receiving and Forwarding Manufactured
tob'ce" u"o' ac Ae No sHcEos sur RIcHs"SD, Va,
hi
fr the liberal patronage bestowed his
connections with Mys.s Booker watEn-, city And
-peettlly <Iiis continuance t. his
ing ilc thrav oi bushes. alone, do full
ny bu,"s qualifications that the Interest Of
faithfully represented
iD Liberal cash advances made eo'-nnents produce
hard
RstsRs Me-sr, Lewis webb SON. wAI.worth Turner
sni John Bier, EI, Ilcmppd John VI Otey, El
DSbnry k Mt--Is Peters, Spence Co. and Mr. McCorkr
Jones' Lvnchhurg Va js26-n
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ONO ,SD Misstssirr RuLKoAD-Thc Cincinnati pa
pcrs announce that Me..r Aspinws and sssocia,es com
prising The New IorA Company arrived iu that city a lev
days sgo and SATURDAY .gncd the contract which rars
icrs 20 their possesu he sole control Of the affairs and
franchises of the Ohio nd Mississippi Railroad until con-,
plrtcd and equipped i expected that by this arrange
meui the carr sill be- running ST. Louis within twelve
ma
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AENr OVliCEEs C.saIEEEn.-The President says the
Star has irncd the OF the recent courts.
martial convyled in the cases OF Capt Chas Travis Of
the second teimvnt Of Cavalry, sud second Lieut. Wm
b Reynolds, Of the sixth Infantry, L. 5. A..
The sentence oi the iurucr dismissal lrom the ser
vice for conduct unhcc0uug 0fcer aud gentleman.
Reynolds sentenced u be cashrred, which sentence
she President has di cced take effect on the 9TH Of
NAV iust
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GIIfIf>' GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBR0TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPH

TUNE SUBSCRIBER having fitted up a elegant
STYLE al c@rn'hln Hall ' nov Prrpsred TO wait the pub
lie aud nrnh them with superior pictures moderate prices
The AmbToIe being heneiealy sealed between plates
nne od gass (hy cemrui which only hut ys
and b-Autihe the impresson
acids or ~e variations of climate In long
only Kind o picture that will unchanged
be taken from the size Of full lie to the smallest miniature
one quarter the time OF the Dgurrreype They
light
Tor Pins. i~lcke and large Frames, well a
The rNtTene popularity uf the Ah1ro-s
'mros"n Couuterieii glass with black yarhb,
are oeu sold iur Amhryps None without
ent stamp The pub Invited call
the ANnRnrTrs G,LLESr, CoErHIiS Hail. Main
and l@h 2. y. GIBBS
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Our Military ion n the Crimea t is stated has
made lengthy aud detailed official report TO Secretary
Davis Of their inctirs with and treatment by the French
War Minister which 70 mah submitted 70 the Secrc
ary OF State, and probably ht- rmcd the bsss Of com
muucation with NJ Mason The object il 10 elicit that
explanation which supposed W. Mason would have
required after the frsi presentation Of the hcts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17

M,RrNr Dls,srER On she 9th instant the schooner
Bueua Vista, Capt y Turner. With a cargo Of 6sh con
signed 70 whedbee ncksnson, Baltimore was run into
by the uucd States steamer Engineer, and n
tcr left in sinking 0ouditioncrew all sayed-NoLtoil
paDfr
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LTt INsrR,NcE-D During the prevalence Of the yeIOv
lever Norfolk lsst summer, the New York Life lnsut-
Company sustained Losses in nine cases amounting
10 $4,000 all OF which promptly paid
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THE DEFICIENCY BII.L-

W'snNeroS, May l6.-The Deficiency bin has been
approved by the President and the disbursements therein
provided l0I, will commence next Monday
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Nrw YORS, May i6.-The L. 5 frigale Potomac aud
sooPoi~sr Saraioga we're at ST. Buts May 80, 70 o.
next day for ST Thomas
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ANDREW WIND,S

hkERHAN CANADIAN, ECROPEdY o WEST INDIES
ADtEHTusING a SIuSCHIpTION OFFICE.
No iss Sis.ad srrset HeSt d,.Or 10 N0ssua BBnE,
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NEW YORK, BKEMEN 81 SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS

THE SHIPS OupRIsING 1f.rH
u thi- line the WASHINGTON, Captain y ZifZI.
C,vsSDr HfKMASS Capt fps Hpssrx- ..SLHltLfT
rhes~ Steamer. stop at Southampton, both soiuS
and returning
PROpOsED DArrs OF sAILING-Iss
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~ No stvcstnent 10 h. eonsicrc by month
the parties. -
copy specified
sf Insertions w be coninui
ed accordingly.
ksauIlR avoid
t the Annual Advertisers iiiatv.
hs their privileges only extends their business Real
aud
titioasl chsrg., aud mo variation.
Esats
sert-i by the charged subject
such discounts n. Sl,all h. agryysi
with @ privilege Il change, .ail
their yearly than
agreed the standing rule under the contract and all sd
nx such o be charged NJ he usu
IL line .
saasre Ter e,ch continuance
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~ Ssn 1oTI IsrOsrsHs AND MASrrAcTrHEHs AorSrs
huted Glass Tor SAY irhts. Grcrn Hous-- rte. etc.
Cal"rsd Ornsmsnisl. Ol.iicAl aud Micro-copc Uia-.
London
tshsi Plate Tor Store wndu~-, kc, se.
hoagh elias Tor Fioor- lights.
Attention u Invited The aive description.
Of fihs" srtici-- nirrior corresponding
-uusiot- he btIer an
the frsnch ft.ssio from StaIn ., Ac
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eDabl TO odr dslt others
pfce- ant large sit. Price Lasts wi he Furnished
spl6 6-6,n-lv..l
rRENCH WINDOW CLASS.
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anh Con-umsrs hi elbr,te br.nds
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pattern, .bf pset~i IRE OF ehars,. Api5-iy.-[snl
FOR THE 100000
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DO THoAr~oS SrsEkr. NJ
MNufMTURfRs 81 MARBLt MANTLE. TABLE TOPS
W COLUMNS, PfDfSrAis, Ae, in s-nna and ali
Italian Marbles rt- srtc which OF M.rhe Du
chemically eombined nj nibsral moulded
sod s..i-. ~L.-a
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tAFANhNIa Wine ttIauts
AarfCrruEF -tnrrc Ginh
HFsSs large Lima. Gnar DO.
Rel Cranberry. Scarlet Kuuuers.
Broad Windsor
Svar uFtxs- Fariy Yeiinv. siS
Weeks. o. Mohaek ro China.
Do Valentine DO Han Moon
Refugee top 20 one Red Gran.
berry.
HFFr Fsrly blood Turnip
Rooted DO Yeiiov d.. tarr
Hood French sugar. Msngel
Wurtrei
RsoooI-Purpls Cape whns
Cap
Cuusav -Fariy York Large
10. Fariy sugar Loaf a. nstter
So DO Oxheart Plat Dutch
Drum Hesd LarTc Brrrrn
Green Curlei Savoy ; prumhead
Savoy Red Dutch for Fickung
CaruuovEEs-Earty and
Late.
CrFHy White Solid Red DO.
CaHaor-ione Orange esfiy
Hofn Altrinsilam whftc Flcld
CHEss--Curicd or Prpper.
Trass
CrCUurrEs -Sariy Frame a.
Cluster, LonE rrecn. Tong Greer
Soutlgate 0herkin.
Fsfiy Sugar % Tusca
rora a. yellow
FNplvE Green Curiei
Iae fLtNr.
kktF Siberian Curiei
LfrTrCF Royal White Head
Ice DTumhesd nrovn Dutch
Carried India o. Cape
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
FROM s. PerrESoILI 4 cos sEwssAPgR ADvERrIs-
mo HOUSE
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In the uai,ei states and csnadss omess, ts Nassau
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STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY DNEING EsrABLIsBMEN
OgftCt No. JOHN srktkr
Dooss BHoADwAr, NE~ YoAK.
TuvHf nndcrsirned. proprirtos f this Establishment
long "a he senior partner OF the nrm Nathan barrett,
for 81 years) hn prosecuting their en fsffad
Tbey have Efforts
the of
n attaining ssh a. the
machinery and apparatus for dressing different styles
practical artistic skill In dyeinx aud finishing Lzdes
aud h-rino Drr> great have
.rss proportion of cases. sse artcs made color
ish, nearly EQUAL la goods
Cosis Msnttss Velvet asr-nt- &C
treated faj.d aud Stained sOuls or red
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATERED
Lace and Mlln Curan- Carpets Table
.-d H.nni'he D.na.k and Moreen Curtains Bs.uueny
Also, Ribonr Hosiery. Gloves. Ac.
orders executed with ear,
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