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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26
WHOLE NO. 53S.

ciated or upheld tie family Institution; but allow
the State to invade it with Free Schools, Anti
Liquor Laws, Incorporated Factories, and a thou,
sand and one associations" OF males and of fe.
males, for thousand and one speciOns and absurd
purposes-are attributable ali the social disoreani.
cation and Generalization which have blighted as
a moral Sirocco every square mile of its surface
Terrible are the ravages and ruthless the in-
roads committed upon "The Family" by the im-
provements and empyricsms Of the Northern States.
Children look elsewhere than to their parents for
the right of instruction, and sustain to them but
the animal relation OF pups to the bitch that has
weaned them. The trades take off the boy TO be-
reared by the taskmaster mechanic, or to Secome
an apprentice Of the factory and champion Of the
machine The factory entTces away the girl from
genial and virtuous hOafe, to become a stranger.
hireling sinner; and an outcast. Who can tell
what the end Of these things shall be We trus,
the South will fortify the family with ramparts ten
fold thicker than the walls of Seyas.opol.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26
SALEM, COLUMBIANA SATURDAY, JANUARY

rebuke mot even my excellent and worthy friend
from New York, Mr.. Seward) to utter ut the afro
cious sentiments to which have alluded--I felt
compelled by sense Of duty with great reluctance
to lay before the Senate the views which I have
entertained Having done so, | withdraw the
motion.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26
From the Richmond Examiner, Dee, %.
PRO-SLAVERY FANATICISM.
THE MODERN ABOMINATION OF FREI
SCHOOLS. 1,

We have got to hating everything with the prefix
ftee-from free negroes down and up, through the
whole catalogue of denominations, demagogueres,
lusts philosophers anaticism and follies free farms
free labor free niggcrs free society free WILL free
thinking free love free wives free children and free
schools, all belonging to the same brood of damna-
BILE isms whose mother is Sin and whose daddy is
the Deyil-are oil the progeny Of that prolific
monster which greeted Satan on his arrival ut the
gates of hell which. - ------
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26
"GoT THE sULKs."
o. B. WATERS,

The Boston correspondent of the Evening Posi-
furnished us with an edifying piece of information
as follows:
ut is said two distinguished Wings, gentlemen
Of distinguished talents and who have held vari-
Gus high public stations refused to attend the late
celebration at Plymouth, because Wendell PHILIPPE
was among the invited guests. Another gentle
man, also an outand-out Wing. who was present.
sat with his face covered with his right hand all
the time that that terrible Abotionist was speak.
ing. wonder he did not stick his fingers into
his ears, to keep out the noise Of the Union falling
to pieces, for surely that political edifoe never
could have survived so doleiul an occurrence. Mr..
Shorter ought to take advantage of these facts to
aid him in carrying out his chivalrous design Of
expelling the Massachusetts delegation from Con-
gress. The gentlemen / refer to have right to
stay away from celebrations if they please but to
do SO because another gentleman is invited as we'll
as themselves, does not, to say the least, indcste
in them any superfuous amount of greatness Of
SOUL The loss was theirs, Mr.. Phillips made a
fine speech. which much admired by men who
have never been accused of Abolitionism.
Everett and Choate are probably the two sulky
Wings here alluded to. Hard times, it must be
confessed, for Webster hunkerism in old Massa.
chusettsl
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

HIeu PRIcE TOR NEcRoEs.--The Montgomery
Journal learns that at an estate sale, few days
since, of the late Mr.. Siller. of Pike County Ala.
ninety negroes sold at S64, ,000--an average Of
about 500 These, it is stated also were inferior
negroes the refuse of stock of hands
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

NEGRO Schools VEToED.-Mayor English of Sa-
cramento, has vetoed an act passed by the Common
Council of that city providing for the establishment
of free schools for negro children. He says:
"Whilst fully admit the necessity of educating z
the youthful portion of our population in order to
qualify them for the duties Of lite and to prevent
them from becoming hereafter burden upon the
community, cannot overlook the fact that the ap-
preparation of any portion of the taxes levied upon
them. to the education of colored children, would
be particularly obnoxious to those of our citizens
who have emigrated from Southern States"
The Pacific says: 1--WE can but regard this as n
pusllanmous act, and trust that the council Of the
oisy will pass their ordinance over the veto."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

During the last two years the Virginia Coonisa-
ton Society has transported to Liberia GIG colored
persons. Under the law of 1850, levying tax
upon free negroes aid of the Colonization funds.
the sum of $4,000 has accumulated. and. owing
10 Legislative restrictions, remains unexpended.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

Seemed woman TO the waist, and fair
But ended foul in many scsly fold
Nouminous and vast, a serpent arms
With mortal sting; about her middle round
cry of hell-hounds never ceasfng bark'd
With wide Cerberean mouths full loud, and maHy
A hideous peel: yet when they list would creep,
If aught distur bed their noise into her womb,
And kennel there; yet there still bsrked and howlsd
Within lirnsn.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

PRoPosEp CHANGE OF BoUNDARY-A Nebraska
correspondent of the N. Y. Times states that a
movement is on foot to memorable Congress to
move the present boundary line of Kan,.n north.
ward to the Platte River, and include the same in
Kansas, thereby giving an addition of actual and
bona Jde settlers to Kansas Of 100, of whom 900
are voters Ninetenths of this population in
favor of freedom to Kansas and hence the principal
obect-to make Kansas decidedly free state. The
subject is to be presented to the Nebraska Terrific.
rial Legislature.--A. S. Standard.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

DIGNIFIEp AND ScArHING The Gcologist Of
Alabama has made report upon the minerals and
rocks of that State. A joint resolution was offered
in its Legislature last month to send copies there-
of to oil the Statos in the Union. 1t was adopted
with the amendment, that abolition Massachusetts,
be excepted Albany Journal.
abolition Massachusetts," will live through ID
all. Though she cannot learn of the rocks of Ala
bama, every child she has, is familiar with the
rock of Plymouth. and the granite of old Bunker's
towering shaft. The commonwealth which holds
within its bosom the foundations strata of Revo-
luton need not trouble herself about the slave.
trodden rocks OF q sister State.--Caynga CAief,
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A1svizg n bs ths weight Of an adult in the water,
sspssls Of sustaining 200 persons 500 lbs Its
vAss weight does mot exceed $50 bs Three four Of
~. scud - sonvsnsndy carried BY ssch ferry boat
81 the plot any other person could easily cast them
svsrboard IN case Of accident chain painter is pre-
Mod, for Ares by which the raft could be kept fast
- We boat TIN al hands removed In safety
Another invention Is called the marine life raft It
so.ssts Of two irsn copper floats three feet In da
meter, and beat length trom twenty to thirty feet)
xhsss floats have alright Compartments with bulkheads
i've feet apart connected BY means Of iron leverage
% ~ 10 Of the requisite extension can be securely
ssAsd or fastened at the proper distance sna sapa
- 81 heisg extended BY their weight There il be-
ade trsswork Of iron chain to support the centre Of
- structure This RAFT slso contains provision
ssHes With three or four compar' nsnts 10 sscb The
boxes are within two feet OF the length OF the hoat and
Ne curey fastened to the main bolts, which are
1estsd 70 the floats.
When this raft II elosed it occupies the spac
INST Ffancs's largest hf boat would, and whom
oeneec can accommodate hundred aud Atty people
he average weight Of ateeo persons to the ton.
There are number of others, bdt those have de-
serfh<d are sufficient. In fact there is want Of life
and therefore no excuse for ferry companies
beiDg without then.
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Did.

Dad.
On Friday morning, April 4, at 10 O'Clock, SARAH
LOUISE only daughter Of Fredei ick and Aaa.,,a ".
Horribly, eyed 10 years IL months and IA days
The friends and relatives Of the family invited to
attend her funeral, from her fathers residence No GO
East Sxteer tn street. this afternoon ut two O'Clock.
On the 14th March, at his fathers resd .ncs, Enuski-
IeD Ireland. after long protracted Illness, JANIS IS-
eosnY ats merchant OF this city, In tho 10Th year Of
his age.
Ban Francisco end California papers generally please
copy.
On Saturday, April b, ESTER NJ. GcyAtA, agsi IL
years months ana days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, From the residoncs Of
her father Edward Gsrvaze, No. 347 Sixth a7eaue be-
tween Twenty first and Twenty second streets,
row afternoon, at two O'Clock without further notice
Oh Godl tnou doest all things we'll,
Our child you've cal,'d with thee to dwct,
To join thy heavenly ch Dir on high
Where praise to thee shall die.
Now parted from that form most dear,
Oh cd, DOR dropping spbis cheer.
Help us, that We IN heaven, may meet,
Where with or, angels viii us greet
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FEVER AND AGUE.

% NEGROES CURED AND A COTTON CaoP
The following unsoisted letter. from Southern gen.leman
and planter, "a OF universal Interest,"
CLAYTON. ALABAMA, March Is 1856. /.
DR. RnoDEs .ir-In Justice TO you make tbs state
doubt the best article forth FOR the Of hA trouble
some disease On my plantation twenty eight in
the month OF October mostly cotton pickers tried quin
ne had no sositve effect began TO despair OF saving
cotton CROP My neighbour Mr. John a. Miller had tried
medicne he too me to get It and Immediately commenced
usng IT. my hands took without losing day. and got well
amost With the first oosc worked Ike charm never
to Ca and got esh supply, and shall never be
yours, THOMAS EFORD.
Khodes fever and sgue cure, ando.e malaria the
only harmless remedy in existence equally certain
vertve ns cure" TAI when feel tbs chls coming
JAMES RHOD Es, proprietor Providence. R. I.
mr. HAlGHT's FEVER AND AGUE RENEDY-B
- certain for fever and dyspepsia aundce, Cha
gres fever, liver complaints rement fever female
ncss, and al bilious diseases 1t u compounded from purely
vegetable extracts, without particle of quinue other
poisonous drug 1t acts promptly and thoroughly. and
be taken by al sicted with perfect y and certain bene
Dr. Haight-Dear SRI have presc1bed your remedy 10
numerous cases Of fever and ague dyspepsia &c and
70 possess all the merit you claim for Il
John Bsiely 127h street. of Fifth avenue was
cured oil fever ard akue Of long standing.
Mrs Ih0rp, 20 Allen street cured Of remlten fever
ard ague.
Mrs Lewry l35 Hester street, cured fever and ague
and dyspepsia
J. PERKINS. General Agent.
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On Sunday morning, April O. by the Rev Dr. Prise, at
the residence of the BRIDES fAher Mr. THEODORE LIT
to Miss LOUIE your gest daughter Of John Perrin,
ESQ.,, all Of this city.
In Brooklyn +, D., on Tuesday. April l, by the Rev.
Mr.. Landon, THOMAS BErs Esq, TO Miss MAGGIE HARRIS
sMY daughter of the late Edward Smye, Eaq, Of this
city.
On Thursday evening, April g. by the Rev. James o.
Hadenburgh ID d. at the residence Of tho Driae's ia
ther JOHN f. RoDrRTsoy ESQ., formerly Of Otseso county,
to AUGUSTA, only daughter OF Ira Wood Esq formerly
of Orange county, ali oil this city.
Orange and 0tsegs county papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, On Sunday April q, by the Rev. Mr.. Pc
Brooklyn.
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MARYLAND CRoPs--The Catocin Wing says
that the disappearance OF the the fields
present very promising appearance in that reieric
county In Charles county, we learn from the Port To-
bacc0 Times tobacco plants backward in coming
up, and the wheat looks badly
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Spring work In the Fleld-spE1ng Work I'm
.; Q III Ssss' b.
il dssirous the experiences Of others single
A9i The s1ui Eqa %inS in it, .su
yolume sard. whou. rival as sources Of usefa informs
40 including hints sagssson, and directions upon
:sr: contains p os.,
work Of the month in which they appear, and written BY
The kind Of Information most needed by the great mass Of
childhood busDefs of cultvadng large farm emSrac
Years rsVenS for and IN the aSorsory
i an the details both Of Inc practice and he
From Of s.tiolss in each number (nosy OrglnAD
Of topcs embraced By this Journals. $50
work TOR he Mon'h INV 1avs Column ooIsnn sS1'1''
zS;s:':ss; ssss 1872, q. 70. Beginner.
s.ssss for Setting
Pear Trees; Bes selectons-How to set out, 10.
es Food snos &c.
s S1s: fo.ss werh ryns
Ioaehold N.ts1s- 0Sssp hasssand. lemon cheese. &c.
.,s s,s,: Boy, And
Work for the Mon,s dSs o 4sa1a :S''I3'
ADI w Sn for rsmaes b. ann ~. Hope
The Aspnssns ses~yas "' low 70 Make t.
Growing khIosrp-Instrucuon for the inexperienced.
sTawbsIies.vsiae and Method Of Raising.
Sowing Grain In Observation-Disclosures.
f :s q s. sss ssa SS
Convention Of Trees.
SHADE frees VIA. TO Choose; How % Plan.
Evergreen ShruDbery- What to Choose; How to Plant
DielyuR HpeCtarals-A beautiful new Plant.
N inter ss tsa,. tHSpegrsnoe
sos ne spainS wh % Questions.
Barey Cultivation.
Hortes- stabling and Feeding.
Horsss- ~ esny ss.nre and Isesnsn
lanes on Trees Fences &c.
Psfss s.sn EssSn Remedy
gsss%aaSsts ns IN e. 81. connr,s
An indiana Letter to the Editor
many other topics with In and outdoor lie
The Nay Lumber and those sncceedng II will be quite as
wider circle OF intelligent practical men Is constantly be-
the aim of the publisher to excel in the reliability and
utility OF the uiur!s' teacher and guide to al who
have anything 10 do With liing plot Of ground however
Ahouah Iris journal has long enjoyed and stu retains
%o be
readers would be proted by more intimae
Tho publisher having thus forth Of the claims
the Agcuturit respectfully asks those Interested to give
paper Fever forced upon sny one but is promptly dis
continued when the time expires for whi'h was ordered
Subscriptions can begin vita March, Or any .ubsequensnum-
No s oRxSs p PuSshsr ans
NO. 1911 Water street. New York.
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THE MILITARY.

At 4 MEETING OF THE UNITED STATES LIGHT
n Guard held Saturday evening. April 8, 1856, the
following preamble and resolutions were unanimously
Adopted
md late associate and Captain, John OBrien; hcro
lore be II
Resolved That the members Of the United States Light
Guard regarding with sircere affection the memory
late associate and Captain deeply sympathze with his pa
rents brother end sister, IL this their great affection
Resolved, That OF tbs above uons transmit
ted to his tereaved parents and published in the New York
Herald. r. MCCORMICK, Chairman.
T. CoEy. Sec. etory.
CosmT1EE-R Whelan, J. Conlogue, J. Manly.
DAxTER LIGHT GUARD.-THR REGULAR MONTHLY
ID Of this company will be held at the ysal Grard
ree this lMoDday) evening" I'll full attendance
iiculary requested there will be election tor oc
By osderot GEO W. THOMPSON, Chairman.
GEoRGn LAWS. Secretary.
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ysusbie invention consists Of two weDs Of durable mseria
Sn I % BE-
cleanliness elasticity comfort and durability To be had
WILD JULIAN Agents. G. Cedar st., New York.
The Rotary Lock.-This Look Possesses tho
ssy smp lefty al the security q the pest
4 G SSs
q; $sass M e E.ssa .gs safe and
singers Sewing Macnincs.-An Persons
who wish for Information in regard TO sewing machines can
90 Gazette paper devoted entirely to e sewing machine
'e'es' copies SopIniSS SINGER co.. sss Broadway
1e1ance salamander sa1es.-Robert n.
AfRIGK ne sale in the United States Of the
"a dos
To Liquor Dealers, wholesale Grocers,
prepared he imported ccsnsc 5am.ca 81.
Cherry ana Sa and al
sy -
ambroype and p6ocg aphs chemicals; such 6romne
shes. and we smaS Cadmium aSssos Vienna
camiae arne china clay and the most sectua Per-
NV
To wholesale and Country Druggists
%
medicines by far the largest asortn en In either
Mc1 prices either BY ne sNSs Psissge dozen
New York, Cincinnati and San Francisco.
ACaId.-AM Persons who nave Gray HAIR
ess 8 sRs Ss
q barclay His new uid slves to the hair the natural color
The Human Hair.--A. arandjesn Having
s e. period Ct Tr % ST The h ma h h. %
"a Church street, of Barclay from O'Clock A. NJ u
Whislers and Moustaches Forced to Grow
Ss
Bachelors HAIR Oyc, Wigs and Toupces
Are superior to all ohers Their new improvements secure
Melve private rooms, at BATGHELoRs. ass Broadway.
Phalon Paphian Lotion or Floral Beautider
n e snn spps
face arms and hands, For sae by PHALON, and all drug
CrlAtadoro's wigs, Hair Dye and Toupecs
excite admiration among all connosseurs in arts suit of
&c ys .rs 81 tho na his dy
dress s o'i'i ADoA' sou 1A''' 10"'' op' ~e "a
sss s T9 ss s1ss
Medical Inhalation, with COnatitutionai
remedies g. FITCH may be consulted at his Office NO.
a. s Of n s. se q s
gps i%as spa SsG SSSss.s
Consultation free.
Holloway's Observation-Disclosures to Scrofula
rejoice This subtle dsea descendng from geaeracn TO
generation fearful heirioom, literally extrpaed by
his penetrating cnguent All crupons and yield TO rs
curative properties
TimoIats Sulphur and vnpOr Baths, No. 81
Walker street, Broadway, stasshed In lS for this
rheumatism neuralgia erupions OF the akin,
Colds evers, &C.. recommended by the most eminent
ply scsns
To Nervous SUITE rers "A Retired Ciergy-
man. restored to health in few days er many Years Of
suffering snxous to make known The
OF cure VIII send Qree) the prescription used Direct,
Rev. John NJ Dsgnal. 90 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Y.
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That Blessed Baby.-Thc Advent or the
King Of Assr: into This breathing wca cannot mo, create
s$sTT & NJ S.9
ham square which ersay admitted the perfection
Espenscheid's Hats for the sprIng Of 1855
ma the . ana ane % $
$ s sss
Portraits, In Gases, a5 Gents; Large size,
60 ssn s S e, fancy sssg 8a size pic
Picture factory, 3s5 Broadway.
Pianos and deloacons.-T Horace Waters
mode m improved pianos melodeons be found
RS Broadway. Pianos rent and allowed purchaser
os s nsn AND @ ecsons ssd
teO and $lz5. Music alta lIge discount
uLoya's Improved st.roo.cope, with r..
Ss rSs sSa b fPa
Spring Fashions IN Ties, Ciavats, &c Men
Of fash invited 70 inspect the styles OF plain and
Astor House.
ID. Devlin 4 Co. beg 70 state that their
e @ soS
ing their depa tnent Wild the imporstons
say New York '0"'ns'' &C. 20 % 0 ''0sa'
Alfred Monroe u Co., al broadway, Gull
s ss snsne. 81 al n wan psn their 1
.o%sn O. a Ssssss collar and other goods
ssscrtment clothing spying which Tor quality AID
variety Ia mequaled.
Carpeting.-Wc shall To morrow Received
sbrty pieces Of Ciossleys spring tapestry csrpsng
MAILING stock equal TO the best Broadway can sell
Sixth Ia thoss
ysroadWay j, SACKETr AI.LIN9 CO., D silth aysnue
rpposite Eishtn street
Slovuetlna cheap -f'etcs son u Humphrey
xsI Head av CT rner rprng street Offering
lsb At auction full Is per cent less than rapulacters
prices.
,,nl,,rxl.ss Wareroom -,rne subsc ribers
nave now ready e spring trade an extensive
Srsnte MGR and oval gilt base tables gilt
"a rlsin,e e rsmss DAVID b. EGAN son, 1869 Uana
naay Vayick mreet.
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That Blessed Baby.-Thc Advent or the
King Of Algiers into this breathing world create
excitement among the good people this city than naa
been produced BY the Issue of the French nat manu-
lam square which is versay admitted TO the perfection
LIT and fkahOu
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
IF THE COOK WHO ADVERTISED IN THE HERALD
of today be net engaged she may hear place BY APP
plying at 10 East l7h before O'Clock morrow morn
Ing.
TAMES W. KOBoTHAM, LATE MASTER OF BRIG.
e Oriental, will oblige by calling upon the undersigned.
Henry Cox sevedore or Of the men engaged him In
give the address sny above viii be
literally rewarded by ealing T. u. ROBERTSON LOO
Water street.
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Loolxingglsss Warcroom -Fne Subscribers
have now ready e spring trade an extensive sssorsn.
srs rIs,u,s smss DAVID b. EGAN SON. 1859 Usns
neay Vsyick MyvcI
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THE LNCTuRM sEAsON.


DHRENOLoGY.-MR. FOWLER CoMyENCES A
l. of lectures Wednesday evening next in CONT,
rental BALL. of Eighth and Thu fourth street.
to be continued everv evening" frat two lectures ee Seats
to subsequent ones, l2h cents.
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER WILL DKLIvEh An
grafton: in the academy q Music on Tuesday evening
lie orphans SUBJECT Patrck's LAY atonal Annieersa
ries1h Significance and Beauty" Tickets 80
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Espenscheld's Hats for the Sprlng OF 1855
the approval and sdnaton Of gentlemen Of taste
md fashion, Price % co. and pronounced by those who
understand the matter far superior hats sold In Broad
WNy 81 Call and judge for yourselves at No. llS Nassau
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POLITICAL.

CIGhTEENTH WARD ON DECK.-FlLLNORE AND
IL Dtneon meeting The citizens Of the eighteenth ward,
wi bout distinction Il party the election of FL
miN pspensnry Of Second and twenty third
street Tuesday evening at So'cok Tor the purpose OF
ganizirg association the campaign. Dstn gushed
spcakers will address the meeting. Come one
pull syong pull, ard pull altogether BY order OF the com
miee, RUFUS r.. CRANE, Chairman.
ConarIius II. WHITAKER, Secretary,
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POrtx Ats, In Gases, 25 Gents; Large Size,
20 Colored ambrotypes fancy and large pic
tures at halt the usual prices. QuINBY 4 Co..
Picture factory, .s5 Broadway,
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ID. Devlin Il Co. beg 20 state that their
soessle and reaideparments completely stocked
with their late and elegant sly lea of spring and cloth
ing anc their custom department with the mpoaons
VI yeengs cosiinss, &C., ~ 25S 80 and go Broad
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Old BOOKs.~5,o0O VOLUMES OLD BOOKS. AT NO
" lis Fulton street. divinity miscellany illustrated colns
medals rings views Greek and Roman classics
zeet ground floor. All who wish the collect will
please call early a unsod will be removed the
May.
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Carpeting cheap -Fetcts son q Humphrey,
se4 proadw ay Eprng street, Offering carpets
bought auction full Is per cent less than apuacturers
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srty pieces Of Ciosssys spring styles tapestry csrpsne
Taing sock equal to the best Broadway and can se
snm IN cheaper Sizh those of
E~oadWay J. SACKETr AIL.ING CO., Is silth Avenue
Tnposte ightn street
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: Co., al Rroatlyyny. Gull

attention Of ali IN their assortment spring over
spas business coats, vests pants Co., Aso, splendid
assortment OF neckea collars and other furnishing goods.
ehey constantly receiving additions TO their already
assortment Of clothing for spring which Tor quality
xnriefu iamennAllBd.