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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
REPUBLICAN GRATITUDE.

Gen Sam Houston has had A taste of the quality
ofa certain sort Of republican gratitude. His own
Texas has turned and rent him. The State which
be conquered from Mexico, the trophy OF bis sword
and Of his spear, and over which he presided when
she was Power on her own account, has spit in
bis face The star which he added to the Amer
lean constellation no longer sheds sweet influence
upoa his head. Its aspect is decidedly malign
toward him. The Legislature at its last Session,
not coutent with expressisg its cordial appreciation
og :he Compromises of 1850, and especially of the
Fugitive Slave bill, las measure of coustitu-
"iious right aud justice to the SlavehOding
Ststes and with indOrsDg the Kansas Nebraska
bill in letter and spirit and declaring that its re-
pes would be "an invasion Of the true spirit OF tie
Constitution, passed sn express vote OF censure
on Gen Houston for voting against it. 1t ran
thus. and was adopted with almost entire
unanmity:
,crrs l' ~ Ifg's'a, q re Silie = Tef' Ta.i
Ne LtssS-ls srt.S as ~ - % aa-1, , - .,,-..
ci Sea- Houston .4 Noiius ssanst u
Aud not only this but motion being made TO
invite him within the bar Of the Legislature. il was
smcudsd since it would hardly haze suited even
Texan ideas Of dec,ncy 70 reject il, by including
the name of Commodore Moore in the resolve,
with whom Gen. Houston is on such terms SIS 10
turn the compliment into an insult.
Now. Gen. Houston is not an Aboliiionist, m any
proper sense Of the word. He is STAKEHOLDER.
and al Bostop last year, he defended slsyeholding
10 the best Of his ability from reason and Scrip
ture. HIS oftnse consists in bis having had enough
Of the common sDse, of the honor, and of the feel
ngs Of gentle nlsn to refuse TO consent 10 great
hr ach Of contract, hsgrant yiolstiOn Of plghted
faith most stUpendous lie-S lie direct and cir
cumstantsl. in It's own essence and in all rs accl
dents. But it was lie 70 strengthen the hands
and extend the domain of the compact oligsrchy
resting Oa the ownership Of human beings; and
wLat iyrAIy. large or small. of the one or of the
msn!. ever scrupled st = lie which was ike 10
profit II Is il not itself le--a fat denial OF the
srplest Of Gods truths Shareholders may brsg
Of hcnor and Of chvalry. and of csllantry, sni sl
the rest Of It; but the system which makes them
clam a fee simple in Gods image makes these ele
nsIts Cf character impos, ble. True courage, DIS
inter,stedrcss generosity and selt-respect cannot
CO, Aist with isnatical devotion to a pohty which
can live only by Injustice. fslsthccd, fraud and
cruelty. The sFparelt exceptions are those who
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prtss q. home. bot the English press still enjoyed
freedom Of cr.tici.m end commen. not lee. soho,
irr 10 the nephew than il Rad been ii former times
70 the uncle. The alliance with England agsinS
Russia VS.. an adroit maneuTer-and, 80 long as
,he war lasted. . very successful One-ior gaggins
the Fptl;sh press also which, from roaring 40 nor
riby as rudely to annoy. II not to friehten, the
Emperor and his satellites, sank down. under the
-octhipg influence Of the French alliance, to the
oentle and humble tones OF French valet lsteiy
installed in a new place and cultivating the good
praces Of his rew master. With the peace the
French tyrant will lose al these advantages. The
English press will no lenger have any ind1cement
70 sierce and much less 10 iattery; while 81 home.
how is the public mind to be diverted from the
state Of political humiliation 10 which France has
beeu reduced
Louis Napoleon evidently considers. and proba-
bly for excellent reasons, that to allow the least
freedom of political discussion whether through
the MEDIUM of the press or in any other way is
not consistent with bis permanent hold upon the
power which be now wields. He has, in fact re-
established in substance the policy OF the old
French monarchy, when the Bastile was the pun
ishment of every political indiscretion-snd with
this aggraystion that whereas, under the old sys-
ten. it was bat limited proportion of the upper
classes who stood in danger of the Bastile, that
danger now hangs over the heads of a vastly
greater number. There ia sl.O this fCrther differ
ence betwee q the two cases that the Bastile was
contrivsnce mainly for the qualification OF passion
and hatred-sn instrument of revenge; whereas
Louis Napoleons corresponding system is matter
Of policy deemed essential to the sustentaton OF
his authority and the perpetuatiOn Of his dynasty.
Louis Napoleon bears, in fact precisely the same
relation to the Kings Of France, in the times that
preceded the revolution that was borne BY the
tyraLts Of the historic ages Of Greece to the Kings
bv whom all the Grecian states appear to have
been governed in the earlier heroic ages. Some Of
these tyrants-Who generally availed themselves
as step-stone to power. just as Louis Napoleon
has dore, of some old family glory-were men in
all political arts quite equal 10 Louis Napoleon
himself and in other accomplishments vastly his
superior. Some Of them ruled so well as almost
to make the world forget the means by which they
ascended to power. Few. however, succeeded
in maintaining their authority TO the end Of their
lives, and fewer still in transmitting that authority
TO their children. Where power is unsustalned
by any sentiment of loyalty and hereditary right,
even the most righteous administration is no guar
antee of permanent popularity. They grew tired
at Athens of hearing Aristdes called the JUST and
Paris, we suppose, is no more proof than Athens
against this appetite for a charge of rulers.
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sbbor the condition in which they find theL'seives'
and whose heart desge tis TO nd themselves II IT,
OF oil tyrants the members Of an olicarchy are
the most Jealous and the most implAcable. They
neither forget nor forgive. They feel bow hollow
il the ground on which they tread, and they shud-
der at sry resolute step that sets it qusking 81
lence ard darkness the necessary conditions OF
their unnatural life No obscene bird or nocturnal
beast Of prey hates noise or light m)re than they.
Their instinct stands them in good stead. And if
il is one Of their Own class that devates at all from
the prescriptions OF the order they bate him worst
of all No former services, no prestige OF fame no
identification OF interests can save him from being
a .peckled bird tainted wether Of the flock, to be
watched and if necessary, to be sacrificed. This
experierse Gen. Houston is now undergoing
and this must be passed through BY every Southern
man who j. not content 70 be swept along BY the
crowd TO whatever excuses and Outrages its pas-
sions or its cooler selfshness may hurry Il. IL
not, perhaps, 30 surprising that there shorld be
found so few Southern men with stamina sufficient
for such strugele-for it is not possible that there
should not be rany more than appear with the wish
10 make it-as that there should be any at all The
entire tendency of the system under which they
live is to eneryate the better aud TO strengthen the
worser part ofman. No self-hmitatOn or self-eon-
troll is to be hoped of Slavery;
"Por Is its nature to advance or die"
1t ha. no recuperatiye principle within itself.
Resistance to it, as TO oil tyrannies, must come
fiom without 1t is futile to hope that it will die
= - l. 49, h.
being left alone. The serpent the man in the fable
took to bis bosom did not perish of the comfort
given to it. 1t stung its benef4ctOr. Ours must
be scotched, at least, if We would not have it
kill US.
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wish a, any harm; while, if he is otherwise :,
cannot permanently do us any. II other Of \,
has made crooked trail through the events Of n.
last year or 30 the public will see and apprei,..
the fact; ard no more talk can make thir ., o,I..
than a. they truly are.
-Scmc months have now elapsed since rs -,
derstoOd Mr Campbell to promise the sry v,SR
cation Of biz famous plan, proposition, pr,jec, Dr..
sramme protocol, or whatever it may b, called
for The harmOoizs,io1 Of the American r-,,r
North and South on the Subject OF Slavery. n,
to this ,our, we have not seen it in aay putsc,.
tor. When it appears we shall make haste I.
trals!r- il 70 our columns
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25

reyenre Of ooce 80 lucrative and 20 unehceFHons
be merely to crafty the American tobacco grow
er,' II tobacco had about it any ooer'nins o,
even sny stimulating quality, the Governments o.
Europe might be supposed 10 have some lnau'e'
ueut for desiring TO see its use extended ou' a.
it i, merely narcotic Of which both the moral ana
physical effect, upon thO.e who use it aTe OF aveV
dubiou, character, Government, have rather 81 m
interest IN diminishing is ne thsn in eIten ing H.
except so far as that use msy be source OF rev
enue Indeed the interests Of cleanliness and de-
cency, let alone those Of health, would seem 10 81
ford abundant reasors why any civilized Gcvern'
ment should reject with disdain ocr diPous sue ei
forts on behalf Of free tobacco. In fact. We are
strongly Inclined to believe tha, more than one OF
cur foreign ENJOYS has afforded in his Own personal
habits mo.e than counterbalance to sh his pohn'
cal ard economical arguments.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
MISSOURI.

The Benton and the Atchson Democracy OF Mis-
souri, have each. We infer from our st. Louis dis
patch, elected a full delegation to the Cincinnati
Convention. Their fate in that gathering we can
predict with moral certainty-tte Atchisonites
will he taken in and the BentOnians kicked out;
though in the case Of our State, the action will be
re7er.ed-the Hards will be shut out, or only let
10 upon shares which is practically the same as not
being let in at all The reason for this inconsistency
is plain: The Bentonians understood to be hos
tile TO our present d, nasty of Federal Office holders,
while their kindred Van Burenites in th's State are
known to be in favor of their continuance 10 power.
So "kissng goes by favor.
The State Election i'll Missouri is one of the
next to come IF, (lst Monday in August and the
progress of the canvass will be watched with gen.
eral irt terest. Between Col. Benton. Gen. Ewing
and Trusten Polk, the rival candidates for Cover
nor, the race would seem at this distance to be
pretty even one. Should there be no Republican
candidates We shall hope for the success, OF "Old
Bullion.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
1rSrIryry's UATsIN OUARrERLY PATTERNS.
To TIE PUDLlC.

asay b. erroneousy presumed the title OF mEsstN
CEE's LoSDoS CORDIAL OlA that 70 Oe issa4eu -
that popular medicinal dnk would deny It's OF
sDy perDcous qualities. being simply pure 80 delicious
recommended To the use O ths puoC ~
hundreds Of our most ebieed physciaiA -. r
No Of political nature has been productive OF
greater good that Of the Temperance p"ops whch may
ultimately succeed in purgng 90 country V
LIQUORS which the uAiH OF the present
r,is Of ntOtica1On II Is the duty o. The nnGy 70
eoursse the introduction OF good wholesome ana behehc
beverages that they may 2an the dee'snDus co
consumed ncautiOus multitude. This pptCy efioe
from tho has decreased pccePHhJ since
che introduction Of MssstNCrRs LoADoN GoEDiAL i9Q We
Atlantic cities While at the ne hundreds III sds nave
all but restored le by s agency These tsc mus
convince the phauthops that temPorau:e wu be more
readily secured By the Of substitute btecA
70 the be ath and welfare Of the country
Still care should be l,st MEsSENeERs LONDON CoR
DIAL On cOnfouuded with he equally de leteuou itsons
but which bear resemblance except IN color "a ID va %
botns 90 tho genuine ce As medicines hey are 1ot Ony
inposous but gross Ouages public health beside DO
Ing Inducements TO LtOSicaOD aid its destructive cVtse
MTssEscvR's LONDON CoRDAL GIS uodenably the BrST
On Imported into Amcrica either from oad0n or iotJ
and has been recommended general y tie esn1ua
f greater number Of practicing phy ysicsus u other pep
uar remedy. II has been aa BY con.oe chemists an
their certificates show TO be pure whoe'o"e ana scty
MrsssSSrR's LoNDo> CORDIAL GIy stands ainen' in
irole and America diet drink, tonic without reaction
sn,Nent without the baucg cOeQuenr o. chuholc b'te
aces The medical faculty recommend IT, account OF Us
duct an1 snueIt properties, for the cue II Cont Hhen
mstisn Obsucous Of the Bladder and kiueys Debility OF
Teur craueut shausted Vita Enery summer Hea' ana 80
ooo.t'e against diseases ense1defsd b. diuk
iaE OF uuwtulc some wsters
MTSsFNclR's LONDON CORDIAL GS put up n quart and
nj bces with dis blown IN the glass ueay
fahsed and bearing the Of the hrm Great Pfecau
o - ud be tai en- the genuine article ~ uncupu
lows hsve become It's initator%
II. :. MrssrNGER Co Sole lmpor ers. -
No. So Fulto. ct, y Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25

The most recent adgiccs from Nicaragua are not
of a cha,scter very favorable to the ultimate sue
cess of the fllibustcrs. loss of ninety men in
the late engagement with the Costa Rica troops is
admitted; ard instead of advancing into Costa
Risa Walker seems to be employed in trying his
lieutenant Schlesinger, by cOurt-msrtal on charges
Of treason ard cowardice. The chance is that
thoush he escaped the people of Costa Rica, he
viii be shot by Walker. 1t will be nuts to the
people OF Central America TO have the fllibusters
take to shooting each other. Walker is also said
to baye qusrreed with Parker II. French, who
hos in consequence retired TO AspinwaI.
An attempt is made to offset this by story, the
origin Of which does rot appear, of fourteen fill
busters having Put TO flight two hundred Costa
Ricaus, and killed thirty Of them; but this remsrk
abe t1Ieit stands greatly in need OF confirmation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
TORACCO.

TIE very high duties laid upon Tobacco by sew
eral nations of Europe-Rany hundred per cent OF
its cost price here-srd the monopoly IN the sale
Of il for the purpose of extracting a heavy tax
from the Consumers maintained by other nations,
have for many years been all occasion Of loud COM
plarts on the part of cur tobacco growers. They
entertain the idea that these very heavy taxes levied
upon the consumption Of Tobacco greatly curtaI
the use of the article, and that if il could be had
throughout Europe at American prices, its con-
sumption would be very greatly extended. There
are many articles as to which this doctrine would
be quite applicable. diminuton Of one half in
the price of cotton sugar or flour would
no doubt lead 10 a very extended consumption of
those articles and on the other hand, the imposi-
ton Of duty by which their cost TO the consumers
would be doubled or qusdruplej, would greatly d.
minsh their consumption. But tobacco seems to
te an article 10 which this rule does not apply ex
ceot 10 limited extent ard i s for that very res
.on that the governments Of Europe have been able
10 tax il so highly. Chewers and smokers VIII have
their indulgence regardless of the expense. which,
after SILL with all the taxation levied upon this fra
grant weed does not pass limit beyond ihe means
Of most laboripe men-the article being produced
at a very moderate price, and the quantity being
quite limited which tie most in7eterate smoker or
G. ever is able 10 consume.
Some statistical inquire. on the subject lately
laid before Congress tend TO confirm this 7iew Of
the case. From these documents it appears tha.
here in the United States where tobacco juice is go
vigorously .quirted in all possible directions, and
where il is almost impossible. ST least in any pub
lie plsce 70 escape the putting Of tobacco smoke in
your face, the consumption Of the article does not
exceed two pounds ten ounces 10 each nhsbtant
Hence it i. apparent that under the most favorable
circumstances its use VII always be kept within
pretty narrow limits. The people Of Europe, eI-
elusive OF Russis, notwithstanding the heavy duties
by which the article is beriened consume Low
shout two thirds OF that smount. Il appears also
rom the same documents IA, although the growing
of tobacco i. prohibited in Great Britain and some
oler European countries. yet that the total o! the
EuIoTesn crop somewhat exceeds the total crop Of
he United S;stes. vLe1ce ii reasonable 70 cor
cude that al Increase in the consumption would
roI rebound exclu.iveg 70 ne ba-i: o: or Aueri-
can g-Owerr.
The attemp; pe-;ere-5i 4 :cr 20 many years sid
50 constantly repeated 70 induce tie Government.
Of Europe 70 alter tbeir policy on III. subject,
.eerrs 70 O.. u't.e better ttsa chld'.h Can those
Gove;pusc,. Be eIpec:,I = sbs-joo ,o1:ce q.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25

s>IarLATioN. Last evening was the time sp-
tontck sor the installation Of the Rev. K. MrCArtre
II. ~ a. the Pastor Of the Uuicd Prtsby,eriar
Church ia West TWcu,y -fNA street NJ. McCartee
was 90 ns y for many years the Pastor Of the Prsby
tcran Church on the corner o. Canal ana Gooene
streets ~, resigned his charge There and returned to
Newbvrsh. where he has been in active service untl
tie p,tseny time. The fact OF his being vel sad
fsvoEbly known in the city gave additional interest
10 The; occasion. and at the hour appointed for the
ce,cn:ny the church cdihce was throEgcd. The ser
mon wSs preached by the Rev. Mr.. Forsyth Of New.
brxk the address 60 TIE Pastor was given by the
Re-, Sr. Caircl. also Of Nowburgh, and the address
o. ill people by tie Rev. james Pnes;ley Of this
ni,v sThc occSs On was ore Of unusual icicycsi.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
DCIyGs IN CONGRESS-.

SENATE April 24.-The Secretary Of State was
called upon for Information as to the Cody trade
After bef discussion on the Three Million bill Sena
tor Houston resumed his speech upon the doing' Of
the Naval Board. The Senate adjourned before he
had concluded his remarks.
HorsE, Apnl 2i.-The Senate bill TO refund duties
on goods d s,oyed by fire referred tot the Commit
zoe Of the Whole. Aner discussion the Indian
Appropriation bill the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25

II Hoa Lewis D Campbell, ~ .re .lfo,mei
y .et;e-s rom Western friends, has been making
.peecle. 81 Hamilton aid Dayton, Ohio L which
be took occasion 70 speak beIigerensiy Of TEE
TRIBUNE Wa. he .ai oc Is We have Tot heard,
u0- - W. care = hear We know that 4 he 5
heartily al unsehshly devoted 10 tne Cause Of
Fee Ks-s3s sli Ss7e-y Rrs..ct;9o 10 ;a-Dot
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25

The case of Giles vs.. Fagg (the contested Con-
trollersbip) was terminated yesterday by a verdict
in favor Of Mr.. Tlagg, the defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
CLARK'S SPOOL COTTON.
TIE gen4re article
has the uame Of
WiLLIAN MHIrEWEicHT
o. every spC1.

HERNIA-ONLY lGILE MEDAL AWARDED To
rARSu CO. ~ theludusfl ENhbt,u of al N.uJas
their raGcal lKV>S A.ss kai5
Institute swsiaeS TIE hi Fr t4 ptis,
l R1fcTebceS 20 10 ssu-uofi'y-lroiessrs NALEVTINE
NOiT WI AKp pARKkR al IOHN NJ (tKN9CaAN. A. n
tcse kst OF of refcs e sud other eme cured
by dis rus IaAy b. a. NAKSH Io's " 3 Nsids2-
lsse, NFv lck, aud MAGSH CoEtiES Co n. W~i gth
Ca siLsi.. Osio. OPeu from o'ciVck uotl a.
WIIss - HAIR DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS
WIGS ssd ToUrEES have improvements lec4lN T. thei
kcvs- nbey celebrated al The world TO- hcE
N beast aud duTaht tyLGts - cham Tae .Sses
sad eas IN the world u private spgvns a.
t.neIs DYt. Sold ct BArCRELORs. NJ. - Rro>dwsy
HOLLOWAY : OINTMENT AND PuLS.-PrOyided
with Asse remedies of hc uos; Gccae physique
brave climate They comprehend within toe crcle % hei
cpfsN tgS internal diseases and a.. the
Natetet q crtNar iutaunSor 500 a. fhc Msuu
No 80 fsteulSnc New Nosk and No 2i3 strand - dol
sd ey " DtVess,s, a. -. t.c I'D : ~ tr Box
CURRENT BRoTHEHS, No. $50 Csual-st.. are
selling fgolp fATTNT lgVSE WArcsES froal SO t. l.
CHRoN iNE1tSS Sls5 20 ~.i ANcsoS> - ~ Us LsYNg
Soto t<o SiiNER VARGAS at -, prc,s from - 70 80
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
RepublicaB Documents.

Presldeus Canvas Of unusual significance about 10
openone f which the result far to determine wbetier
Liberty or Slavery e the Poestar Of NAiOnA course
whether tho vast rnpepsd regions confied ty Providence 10
our keeping shall be subdueS snd cultivated by intelligent hap
py seu or by asbea and blinded ssvea Il ' most mPOr
can't that tho true bearings Of this contest Be Sc, forth and dh
fused ot +. Of tie struggle AFTER one shall have
tsfsr bis position and resolved to maintain H. bat DOW
wbns the popular mind is nessursblJ calm and
urprejudioed. In vsw Of these considerations the
Republican Association In Washington City have issued
ana will eonsus from tim. 70 time 70 publish, the oost
Important Speeches Esys which have appeared and shall
sppsr the Free Labor sud Human Rights which they
rsst who the Republican will purchase for
sratotous their friends and peghbo with
en- eye the sssge before These Speeches and Tracts
w bs kept M sale ct THE TRBuAE Office in New York ct the
original prizes.
Cseb orders BY otherwise solicited from clubs or
'rividuals Those who are doubt to what will be best
should procure specimens fret and heefam judge Among
N. soopnept. ALREADY for sale are: Price.
Per rdoz. Per 100
CoV cvu,,n's GpYAT Cyyrcu on THE INyE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25

The Baker Trial was called on yesterday, but
only ten jurors were secured before the hour of
adjournment.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25

The Common Council of Philadelphia at their
session yesterday afternoon refused the use OF H.
dependence Hall for public reception to Mr..
Buchanan.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
NemDork DAILY Gribm,te
FRIDAY. APRIL %, 1856.
TO c0RRESpOTDENTS

No notice be taken Of Communications Wha
intended for insertion m1st be sutheniesed y we
and address of the vrernot necessarily Tor Pabea
toB, but ss GUARANTEES Of his good fath.
So ca ot undertake % return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25

and RI completely sOck kvd with
and elegant styles Of SPRING and SUMNER CLOTH
ING their CUSTOM department (second hoorl we The
niortsiiuns of CAssINEREs kESrISGs CoAriNGs
&c a. nos 2b8 259 aud 30 broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
RANKIN's OLD STAND

J. fully supplied with
SrAsoNAbLE CNDFR GARNENTs
sni HossN. The beet goods 81 the lowest prices
a. RANKIN CO.
Ne. In4 Bowsry
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25

7 . Bcbe La, been eAoeeu Mayor ofP:nsacols.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25

GREELEY { McELRATH.
Tribune Office, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
IRrMrNnous BAnGAINs IN SrRINe CLornINs

TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN SPRING CLOTHING.
Fashionable Black Cloth Coats - So 81 80 $40, SIS.
80 tis Bu,.'ss Coats - - 80 - tS R'Ssa'. .,.
sS SC. at EvAsSs C,olhuS Warehouse, NVs to aud o.
F'iiO-sI
HO. FOR TIE COUNTRY.-CANTRELLs durable
utspproaetsbe gae1 Boots sold at the low pree Of
qua ~ l should Icns|Ssq b. and ,,e ,iI .,e:t,o.
No Bow where be found, al equally l. y rates
al Minds OF feet covering for children
ELEGANT CARPETING
SrlTR a LoUsssEEy No 40 broadway. ysspsr-i
T~rnsrEs BKVssrLs, THREE-pLy and NGEAH C.RPETIsG.
Among the ment will be found large nuuber Of New
OF Corss Of even width and s oheI goods eonnsetsd VILE
the trsie
RICH CARPETINGS.
PETEKsoN & HVNPHREy
No 5.i Broadway opposite ,se - Nieaolss
k-e sslinS Ticn Velvet (afTeRg irum az & IL yard
kch Tapestry Csrpellns irOm s. TO 10 per yard
kcl Brussels CaII~iine from 70 per ya'd
Rich 3fly, essant eocTs, iEom s &c 2 per yard
op Cloths CuItsin Msterls Mattresses &C equally ow
fce es.h. PETERSON HvNrnRSr, IA So BIos way
Coop TAPESTRY BRUSSELS SIAY YARD, st tie
CARrrr wAxsaoUsr Of
loVAG JAYNE.
No ~ Broadway, eeruer of Frani!ins
EXTRAo RBINARI.
Low Prices for English Carpets
CrsAeys eNets IL TaPes'n'. "a
- hIS,N ASpsSso>, No % 8owery
WINDOW SHADES
IsrsOvYNFNTS ENTERFRtsE
kELry FsRGvsoN. No 2sl Brcsdwsy ana Resds 81 haze
Aprsrstps foi manufacturing WINDOW SEspES and
riepA supply the wtoe trade with unrvaled sss'l;
Tnent fully TRIETY CENT LASS than before soil As
ere allowed 20 manufacture uud, patent
smPce with Ne either In sy ~ Pee Aso GiLr CoxNSsS
RSoesrftLs De LANES, bANASXS, Lace Aad MUSLIN CV2
rN>s. Sic.