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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28
0.- We would like to say something about Spring,

o. we would ike TO say soHle'hfhS "DoUO P'"h'
but we are afraid of being made victim OF '' mis-
placed confidence" Spring must come sometime
and e. if its comm why don't it come along" we're
waiting for it, The little buds peepng out
| in q dubious and uncertain kind of way, tired OF
Shaving so long hidden up and buried and still APP
prehensve of being cut off in their juvenile inno-
cence as soon as they show their little soft noses
The trees are modest and retiring They still keep
to their winter fashions, but will, doubt. come out
strong and make up for lost time. The Church peo-
ple-at least the Episcopalians and Catholcs-have
got over with Lent, and the shad are off duty early
in the season. Upon the whole, everything is be-
hind-hand except Lent and the shad tits Spring
time, but not Spring, Perhaps, when We feel some
assurance OF Spring really having come, we may
spread ourselves in most magnificent manner in its
praise Just now we feel called upon to stop short.
We learn from the advert sements in the newspapers
that Spring Goods for 1856 have come." so there
is some prospect of Spring ITSELF for Spring must
shortly be on hand out of Difference to the Spring
Goods, which, of course, the ladies must wear Inc
Spring Goods are come, but where the deuce is
the money coming from to buy them with ! That's
| a poser.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

HENRY CLAY ON CATHoLICIsM--The following
letter from Kentuckys-America's- eloquent son.
addressed to Gardner JONES' President of the Uni
Versity of Notre Dame du Lac, near South Bend, In
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East Seventeenth street His remains will be taken to
Oak Hill Cemetery for interment
On Wednesday, July 2, RosE BRACKES in the 73d year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this afternoon ri two O'clock
from her late residence No pa Mott street. Her re-
mains viii be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment
On Wednesday morning. July 2, RALPH DoREaus, in the
The funeral will take place this morning. at half past
ten o'clock from his late residence No 26s West Twenty
fourth The friends and relatives invited TO at
tend without further notice.
On Wednesday July 2 after lingering illness ROBERT
The friends OF the family are requested to attend the
funer this afternoon, at two O'clock from his late resi-
dence, No. 100 Washington street
Suddenly, on Tuesday, July ], Mr. FREDERICK RsyIs
The friends and acquaintance the deceased and Of the
family, the members OF German Oak Lodge No. 81 l. o.
of o. f. and OF Roland Lodge No. 10, A. o. Of G. f.,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
half past o'clock from the dence OF Mr. Carsten
Mangels No Sc Madison street. without further invitation
On Wednesday, July 2 after lingering illness, Miss
MARY Z FlASAcAs aged 2S years and 10 months
from the residence Of her stepfaher Daniel 0keefe No.
Log Eighth street, Sixth avenue.
Suddenly Tuesday, July Of disease OF the heart
and fever GEoRGE H. COVERT eldest Of Jacob Covert
aged Is years, months and is days.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF his father No 200
Clinton street. corner Of East Broadway this morning, at
nine O'Clock.
street, FREDERICK l. HEAID, aged l6 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the uneral, from the residence Oh MS
mother, No. 1856 Monroe street. this morning, at ten
O'Clock, without further notice.
On Wednesday, July ., JOHN G., second son OF Walter
B. Perkins, in the 9th year OF his age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral this afternoon at four O'clock from the
residence of his father, No. 139 Laurens street.
On Tuesday, July l. after short Illness MARTHA NJ
WANE, daughter OF John and Sarah Wane aged years
and months.
The relatives and friends of the family invited TO at
tend the funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock, from
No 20 Eighty first street. between Second and Third
nues.
AT Setauket, l.. l., on Monday June 80, JOHN DECKER
son, Jr., in the 43d year of his age
Suddenly, in Philadelphia, on Wednesday, July 2, Rev
CORNELIUS CORNELL VAN ARsDALH, ID. ID.
His remains will be brought to this city for intermen
and the funeral will take place from the residence Of w.
K Schenck No. AZ Bank street. notice of which will be
given hereafter.
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MEETING or THE ALUMNI.

ne annuAI meeting Of The Alumni Of the Cniversy was
held lat evening al the Astor House. Geo H. Moore,
President, occupied the chair, and VIM. X Martin ON
cs.ted az Secretary. AMER The minutes were read and
approycd letters were read from Chancellor Ferris and
Chas. Butler, announcing their inability 70 be present al
wv. b. wpcxwoop from The Committee the Pro
prciy Of having law y We
tor,cal sketch Of the University was gwen, from which
appeared that the original idea q the Institution Wa 70
hsv full educational for all the learned proes
sion The committee urge that this city affords ample
oppprtunee for The study Of av, and department 70
hs University similar 10 the Medical Department should
be Immediately organized Details Of plan we're gwen,
which, in The opinion Of the committee could eua'e
m. rerort was accepted and The following named gen
uemer were appointed confer With the Council Of the
University In reference 70 the matter, viz-Wilam D
wedgewcod * Oakley Hall Theodore Tomlinson, On
behalf o. The Alumni and James T Brady, william NJ
Fvsrts Edward Ferrcpont, for the bar.
The following named gentlemen were ,nen ee !, ~
GERS for The ensuing year-President, George WORE
Vice President Howard Crosby; Secretary, Niasin ~
Martin. Sanding ccn,mit'es, = Q, gremus' "hAfa
Thomas n sterling vas then inrodsoed W deliver The
socaion Was organized the speaker proceeded 70 com
men, upon The addresses previously delivered on the
same occasion, 10 show that there was great unanmty
a. Al that was the true ideal " university. should
he 40 teach everything that men desire " knor,
though IL would be absurd " expect al This from
our colleges as AZ present organized The clergy
80 s,ven a tone 10 our colleges, and 70
,l,er acre we ind sbted for what they noT are.
The speer thought all wrong 70 argue dat Greek or
Latin requisite Tor medicai staalAt ~ Z As1er
nov Trrs the study a the dead languages makes men
be,lcr and w,er: but quote Justnian nov sav0rs u
,eantry and a all necessary ior une concepnon
~ 49,. 80 In ls42 there but any medical students
\, M. rifv while there nearly IL hundred am
,,"qs,,ouate number a branches studied, many ~
at.t ia no scieuthc existence NJ that une,
t u y, se,afls~i with great nlnutcness the abvrs
80 ,.,6l etodaut n the New York Colleges vheh ~
y. rg sfe equal ~ any Of The world sketches " me
~ .ivf tpeg,assor we're alsO given, which Nerg
4 l|4#...st Tic Amplitude And miattsAesa
#H#t Z. a1uls $3.50 ls wtllf tIa
aasU.su $500. ~ -le.tt
*... lHHeret }Hn .s#-f
%. t4Jf0a - g lsu -
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On saturday, June %, nj Christ church, by the Rev
Mr. Ogieby n Trinity church, Mr. vfcra PgRARD. Of
Paris 70 Ms TnERn ADs1x Par sus third daughter Of
the late Renne A. Parde@sus. ESQ, Of this city
On Tuesday July at the residence 81 the brides aunt
BY The Rev. Dr. Campbell Mr. JorS H. KNGmoS ~ Miss
MARY A. GEfUT1H all ~ Philadelphia.
Pos ton and Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Tuesday, Juy /, by the Rev. W. 7. Corbet Mr..
I-,Ac MsSry OF Richmond county, n. ", 10 Miss Mary
ApYrISE noyAGpsoN Of Carlisle Schoharie county N "
On Monday. June 90 By the Rev. Mr. Balch, Mr. DAVID
WAIVER 10 Mrs RrREccA PuRDY.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Tuesday July l. by the Rev Francis Vinton GBDRGg
W MAN 10 MsRY t., daughter a Nathaniel B Frost al
u Brooklyn.
Al tie Dutch Reformed church South Bushwick on
Mcdnes day July 2 81 The Rev. Mr mmrOd CasRtps
CRAsR u this city 10 Miss MARY MArHEws u the Cor.
mer place.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCR.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
FOR CALIFORNIA, ETC.
New York .JnlY &.

FOR CALIFORNIA, ETC.
Illinois New York July s.. ....... Aspnwan
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
Is.nuFrom charles,on 10Th and Oh due At Havana 2sa
EXPIRE CrrY OR NEW GRAxApA-From New York 18th, ar
leans 9Th Havana Sth. due at New York 18th.
QuAKxR Crrr-From New each MONTH arriving
at Havana 5th and Mobile Sh From Mobile 18th, Havana
When the above dates fall Sunday steamers will
viii admit and the Isabel Charleston and Hayana
10 M
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The fohowng may be OF value TO those having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton the 9Th and 10Th of eahc
Arrives Gibraltar abou the 9Th and 18th same month
Arrives at Mana about the 18th 3oth month.
Arrives at Alexandria about the 18th Of and Attn of fol-
about the eo;h els, of and s Of
following month
Arrives at Alden about the 18th 9th and 10Th
9th OF following month
Alden 18th 9th of and day OF
val for Bombay, and ilth to Both for China. &C.
Indian Navy steamer arrives Bombay about the 81 5h
and 10th TO 2ls OF the following month
r. and steamer arrives At Point de Gale about the 9th
18th and I'd 10 I'D OF following month
Leaves Point de Gale for pulo Penang the day the
steamer has already arrived which takes the mail
Arrives at Pulo Penang about the 18th or 18th and 18th or
singapore about the 18th 10th and 3s lst Of
following month
Arrives at Hong Kong about the I'D 2ah and 9Th loh
offolowing month.
Leaves next day for shsnghae.
Two mails leave EnsAndone the 9Th snf 2h Of each
monhyia Marseies and arrive Alexandra about the
same time as the Southampton mail
Al packages lers intended for he NEW YORK HERALD
~ @
ALMANAC rev YoRE-rHr
srrs................ IS FreH 81
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GRADUATING CLASS OF MrDsHPnrs.-The fol.
lowing the s OF the ate acting mdshipmen who have
st graduated at the Navai school at Annapolis Nd and
are midshipuen s-Joepa W. Harris, Augustus
Cooke, X. l. Phythsn, Thomas X Porter, Rush X Wal.
lace Thomas w. Eastman, William y, Evans, Robert n
Bradford ". NJ Allen, lie Roy Fitch George A. Hgelow
Chester Hatfield, George e. Shryock and George NJ Bod
gett hey stand the naval register In the order
uounred above
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Edss S o' fsov
I'm IL p S5s R shp John Haven Cosbs from Boston wig
bark Col Ledyard, IRON NYork, wig schr Ralph Post
ALkxASDRIh, June sp-Arr schrs .Adrlsnna, Portland
ssr abe brig keed eSaon wa.o Ss sssr.
Besuiy Niork cornsla do Sid schrs Atwaier, Sears
albany, june Soar schr Mary Robe, woslom Staten
NYork Mary Willis, Hubbard Greenwich; Ceres, Wilson.
JOY inArr schrs Edwin c. Macy, Newark; Christina, vii
en-, do Reeecca Eliza Mot, Amboy; Sarah Maria Lana
f one 1yy Lyon R , Gd .sas Es Jsn oa
Mary Robe, Wosiom, Staten Island.
B4 LION as S ory worn aR' s wv
cbsros knSa ap 2ys Abrams
NYork. Cid hips johanna wllheim.na urcm kiocksster
Ep .ssSs mrEss cssr
Ss d SIC S ss fsS fS,s rHS ses sc
BIo Ss sss ssisEn wa as aoI h sss.
.s% rhinney JAS wEon, Rogers EdSa Reed Gresni g
i hwssks Weeks John Dsnoysa Asns%%1ead rn,lg,s
Eo f RGne ara fr ssss s1 $ d
pembroke Hartford Tongue bangor for River Heat II
EspGs Tns onaTnnne as Jas sest w Serpoo
g, I've ss: ' sf Ss s ar nsa Murphy
rhen SB load Zoe Livsrp9o Clsrissa Curri,r KnapP 8
s9n sB Ors se Ss' rssss Phadspha cSrs Louisa
cusimsS winning ont sc; Emma Amelia Harding, BaIti
tha barks Lotus pcmil brgs Norfolk, Brookine; Tele
gsph1 ' np AZ AR sehr seven Sisters Crowley Jack
sonye Sd 9TH schrs Kedron, Alley, Norfolk New Globe
BGNG0R June 2sld schrs Julia Arm Staples sag uir
boz WenNoh Ryasr g r n,9,s Esse c.r,en,s
cfifRT EsT0N, June E-Arr Steamship Isabel Rollins
"'snf M hsy snss hs frsasio ncsch ceaa os
s,an p6iacre. Edrrua Maris'eny, Havana schr h'nb
sge = Ss9' 1s SS sa d Sd sST wsSs.f Esa
th.ibAy JG5 !, AN-At al ~. u as plf., SSH
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REGATTAs.

GRAND REGETTA AT GLEN CoyE.-A PURSE or
NJ dollars will be given Jsy 70 boats Of forty
and under sail miles out and back from Glen Cove To
start AZ . O'Clock Entries be made before July AZ
~ Pavilion Hotel Glen Cove Prelininaries
be arranged The morning ~ the race OTIS ORMSBRE
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I1ied.

On Wednesday. July 2, AAun GSaAIra asci = years
nth month";.
n restFes tet fsa.fr 81 ta. faFg frU IA vsctr1ly
v.sa " asud gee ll,, las ral.g IL seven o'clock
trUn y. 'atf ro as4st 81 lte. .Ni ~. , c.flei IS
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vruETTg souP. BouEp ruaKwv urIcxIxD orr
trrs game Ac Ar. ~ CvlI.ra's Restaurant cnesw
AZ Brcsdway sud Nth street, y. n,-Famines supnacA
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CPTENDID STOCK OF RAGLANS,
- Splendid stock OF ragisDs
Splendid O raglans.
splendid stock of raglans.
splendid stock vi ragians.
Business coas OF all kinds.
Business of al kinds.
Business coats of all kinds.
Business coats OF sIi kinds,
Business coats Of all kinda,
Fine clothing Of every description
Fine clothing OF every description
Fine clothing OF description,
Pine clothing OF every description.
Al DRUMGoLD PRoCIiS.
At Drumgold Proch's,
a Drumaold a Proch'x
Drumgold Proch's,
At Drumgod Proch's
40. 40 Fulton street
No. TO Fulton street
No laD Fulton street.
No. 10 Fulton street.
No. I'D Fulton street.
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j. BkCk Co's
976 BRoAJw PETER RosSRrs co. Akx
sees suo a. e s has COST osa previous .
sSos good. ss ha @ .
presents
A hRRICAN, RUSSIAN AND HUDsoNs Gay oo1
n .urs q All oow selling At p.
faciared unfs- The supery islo1 cf the wet kaoGa
ESQ :. MAwA0S, Ageat No A E.aeo laos
A SUPERB AssoRTssNr OF IMPORTED AND MAIDS
te aes: designs and for our
own trade BAILEY. FAEhISarose 4 Isis ssss
IL TO BE SOLD OFF
a Before s L 8 siRs z 'ss ssE q: Sssf stock
Below ooA-
Brocadss
Cheus,
Figured
J. BECK co.
,AsEEw YEAR. WITH ITS HAPPY ASSOCIATION,
sssa 70 look well , charm ssd nsSsn The heart Of the
EEL or becoming Dan those COMPOSED solely Of
ss
RloHMoEP,s: So BROADWAY. OPPOSITE TaE
A o ss 81 ,V
cenne collars and sesves from 80 to 500 EmbrOdrrsd
goods new patterns in Adyaoce Of the trade.
A STOCK OF MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS TO Elk
e q fGr i 5 os s ss:, New York Apply
RRUxELLs POINT, POINT L'AGUTLE. vALEN
sasS!. ospss ss,a. :c.ris aouncnss nd
laces Of every width vslencienns L. yard Selling
% = and under cost previous FsaSs - g.
RLACK cHANInLY AND CULTURE LAcEs AND
ID hounciugs veis collars sleeves and manes Tor
' PsfEs os
RLAcK REAL cHAsTnLY LACE DRESSES, BEING
ID In point Of style and fashion unsurpassed have beee
Ladies intending present at the iev.e the 4 Of March
are FE4s. Il CO. Broadway,
superior in fin i.h; collars sets cspes scaures barrie.
show these articles TO any gsr'cn Mhc may Ss 70. ne par
RLAcK AND DARK GRAY BEAVER cLoAKs.
~ Mw j IA now mournins store,
No 55l Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets
(yHsIsTxAs AND NEW YEARS
Fs.a a:sI "a Ss; '.n
ottomAna, nsA window shades,
At ARTHuR DoNNEIL.Y.
oarpes ws ss s
( ILoAKs cLoAKs. c,,o ,o..,
All stock of SID before the Isl q Jaau
H. nFg ps,os.
(vHEAP HOLIDAY DRESS GOODS.
rinos. Ssieutas, and dress goo goods ST. generally;
LORD rAYLos r'S s R.; 80 and g, Grand street.
And new numbers II and ~ Catherine street.
<yLOAKs. CLoAKs. cu,oAKs.
~ handsome aud cheap
MBEnKS s.ssrai ts5 'ss rs ss'SSs sss.a~y
CoRsETs AND SKIRTS FOR NEW YEARp.-THE
most s'es'" ma Asea Mas. N a "a Iy
81; Third ,a. avenue ,s., Ts.,S
NY GOODS
AEorA1s Ssf snc st'i.' e. |" rs'''A
A..-s, see !. 1. 49,, ~. -.
dry 1oods Ssis ihs u q snussy have mss1sd Ss~n -
9n 1ss y BAN s0s
sAAwiA
8: A,...
Bisaass.
o~rsas,a
Houmpr.
-
10, Ia
snow 5on.
----------------------
towers and ornsmsa,s ios u. hair Illusion o.ses aaa
A. isrre ana ale cart ahie Tor DIE
sssss":1 Mira \ JAMES . H''''s'' street. e." q
T,coNoMIoAT, PRESENTS.
N, ~ css.r IN.
- ~' French meriooss.
AN wool maids
rx...h .,s v.,r.n .allr.e. $3.50
'' - ah.-ia riosl.
Sm'r"ders' 0' As' &c As.
---- 1870
r,uas AT a.. paoA DwAY-wN yosrR CAN NOW
onss 70 me puonc os ny M a ~ nss NJ me-
"a 49,, ev.rv ~ ,,,. a.
- s"'-'' VIZ wOsER nporter OF furs ~s Hrcsd srv
--------
rurc Ant NEW YEARS GIFTS
NJ Paint ~ A rnc~>
poioi ! 4 Aiguf,.
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JFwfLRy AND MERCHANDISE WANTED, IN ~.
~ change Cor snd1he subscriber being Of
Of good available lard state Of fnd
Il d. exchanging The for sod general
&c iewelrv and me~rharrse wishing
exchange the for land wal ind " their interest
address fnr week g. ~ bcx l56 Fos onc@ Esssou Pa
CrORE Manifestations ron PORTER
- heuse; rent no. 70 exceed 500 Ger snngm payable
rented English chop house convenient y Broadway,
above Fourteenth street. address William John
Herald Office.
RIO CrUBs OR soCrErlEs-wsNIED A NICE FUR.
nlshed room about .Oxo, Wednesday evening" Of
every Tor Banjo Club. Apply 10 HARRY y.
JACOBS, President 97is Chatham street
WANTfD-By TWO LADIES AND Servant TWO
w neatly Furnished rooms atiounR without board IN
private family, With privilege IN Kitchen and All NE modern
improvement between Amly and fourteenth
srv and Third and sixth avenues, address, stating terms,
which be moderate r. NJ Brooklyn Pos, ohics. Refe
rences erchsrxeS.
yVANTrD-Two rvPNTsHrD ROOMS, WITH GAS
W for agenemsn and wife, rot 'swer ihtn ourth street
and rear BruatvN. Ter~s pct to exceed SIS per mor'h
Address for tLree days, y Madison square fos ohcs.
WANIFD-A .sTEAN ENGINE AND BorIER, OF
w about sis horse power Address '. u, ~ bowery
itaiIng price. tc.
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beaver cloths incadSs our fun .:..%sc. waterproof
parties wi.hnx .sss. Tor Chri:m.s ana
% s Ss
pss msy be very splendid and very e.y when Waved
BY :e but 70 Judge ySs %a Sc upon Ne
q taste easily perceived BY Ae manner which Lis hsb
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
cHAs q. Hook No q rs ' srossw.y New Yo
Would to his o@sr patrons 40 The puddle ssas
IMPORTING AID 'oss"c BUSINESS.
RrlsaUsH RETAIL TRADE
On or before the lat OF February, 1851.
Commencing on Monday Doc n,
His entire stock Of
FANCY Tf And bl 5osns 4fP DRY oooDs
Among which TIE ladies win nna
hA'A AZ Res y I pas 40. ys1 robe patterns
ssxony wool plaLdA
French Ensh and s cssssss s. - ''r'n''
n a. f. ..s. ssd '; s%S .o,s..;s.
comprisinx IN variety
A''' r i"sss b s .s,s
Eubrc.aered lace and masis - -
Window curtains.
particularly solicited 70 anspasaed stock
... pure trssh iaeus.
Rsct saln dsIns,k table cloth.
S'P Fun. d iass and ,Sssi"s'
shsssnss snd
,Fisassis and tisssc..
British ard Germsn hosiery.
cloths csssimeres and vesknes.
J. rs,ns from The retail dry goods sus.ss 70 Witch he
would return h sincere thanks 70 his numerous pAr0 ser
he erira0~dsuary induosnsuGs
odered
Uul euxbl. him
70 close the entire ssook
s sss . ss s. a.s 81 S ne mode q .o
srx Fss
.-,.-,onIn s ORIGINAL cosr,
q ss.s 5000. and prices ~n ..,
THf i115 cTzs i, g. HOOK. 7es se.a-~.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
ON i iGfs iSs'So DISC 's'c -.
II O'Clock. al Srs,o's copcsr. room,
HAcersrr. JONES CO.
ebroId-ries ccsfly robes
a. Ssasa s
n n uu, az S.s @ per
% E q q e psr ND soS Mn he
9. s. .c :. g p " Oss
ines, q bed kind eyer lmrorsa mo 81. =
INDIA RUBBER oooDs-A COMPLETE STOCK OF
ina. kueser rods coats. Po1shc' psu..oGos sssn,
eSss Boots and o,essioes ssds s. and beautiful c1prs
~ r city wear together with splendid assortment q arp
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Rslins soad sS large ssscr%sa, Of toys, nssaossy
se.s,,y p.Sss r.ng covers. rs. and y.
D. HoDGxAN. No 2 MAIDEN ia.s
TAMEs GRAY 4 CO. HAVE NOW orES A su.
p<b .elec,or o.
"AN- '-' fRE Nc KxsRorprHrEs.
SILKS asd EVENING DREssss
5ae Broadway, corner Of wsvsrsy place.
HAIf,he co.i price.
JufESs. or NO. 4e BROADWAY. FRENCH LADIES
boo, and shoe mss Dow prsprrsa
hand soeo and sso 600 werh O fascy
reasonable prices Ladies residing ia the cy y.ing
They viii ind in NE endless aud fa
10 every respect 70 suit hemseive s;,,vrs ,e- ..s
.JAysEs GRAY ! co HAVE JUST RECEIVED
''A"'" BLACK LACE GOODS
POINTS, MANTrLLas, cAPEs, Wells
COLLARS and srrrs. SAhSs'' oo'ffo"NN'
''' 10 sro.awsy corner o. wsverey place.
sJ rofy dealer in real estate Lands bought and s,d
rcurhou the Territory lard warrants ocaen invesaens
Of made oint account or Commission; coeciops
M raid resident Refers % Dun
sherman A Co, Morris keschum, New York
T1D GLOVES KID GLOVES
$50 dorcn ladies' white only - I'd. par.
sS .s.. ee'or. a. a. "a "a. = a. 20 "a do
IL. s''' are " fresh Efisf' ~ 10 ss
ADuS FANcy YuRe.
Bs~sx.i sss y,s.-ss. .:s e-s.'
rine Hudson Bay sAsia
GENUINE, rsrh ana rare:
Pare royal sruae,
HA~sepwe stsDe mAs<ea ard ntch.
vcrT ans shrckmA s.6 esn>l
WIN every Other description Of fur gea,iy reduced A
~ m =. 49, !. svan - 49, ~ 49,
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r,urrAnvT.pHrA AND READING RAILROAD CON-
rarv once II south Fourth street rhiladelphis Dec "a.
INosce hereby that ~ transfer bocks ~ tn
so.k az this comrenv Will closed - and
Of nest holders ~ eertocafea which,
peen this ore ~ sihev OF ~ raWs(~
se,nces Are requested have them Huy r~gss
tered IN ne sr~frr Which hcv have been srsn~w
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-30

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
THE COSTUME OF GENTLEMEN
r. DERBY 4 COMPANY
TAlLORS AND IMPORrER0,
IL PARK PLAcH,
Are In receipt OF and beautiful goods Tor
Cat reaiD imported expressly for the approaching hodayu
Among them will be found and chotco oolored anA
MIXED cloths
fOR COArs ruby and dark chsanu bordering .
violet, extra fine blue, bronze and black cloths.
FOR TROwsURs designs, including "(}ris de- PARA"
with side stripes, just landed steamer Arago, No. 67oy
SUPERB KMBRoIDRRrRs
For WAsTcoATsGs 1ofe Caraux In various coorings
Very rich brccade aud evening silk full dinner
waistcoatDgs the most splendid things introduced. Wed
pletd. cashmerc and morning waistcoatugS nom ".
FoR OyEnooArs .Peau de nouton" and Ohiuohills far
beaver cloths including full assortment az waterproof
English dress beaver cloths double and treble mled
10 parties whaling 10 seest tor Christmas and
New Years gfts waistcoat pattern VIII
be sold snGy when required 70 be mads ether
tablishment.
be very splendid and costly when viewed
by itsef. but TO judge you must upon the
II n the style that constitutes the elegance OF dreea
Of taste easily perceived BY Ao manner in which his hab
nents IL PARK PLACE
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