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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
THE LATEST NEWS.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Ffioay, April 4, 1857.
The following officers have been ordered 10 the soop
Of wsI Dse, which will depart for the Coast OF
africa: VIM. McBlsr Commander; j eel 5. kennard
J.tA T. Bsrsnd, Robert Stusrt Hunter Dsyidson,
ard ThomBs p. .P,ot, Leutenants; Washington Sher
man. Psesed A'sistan. Surgeon; Richard G Dsan,
AssttsIt Surgeon end John Cunningham, Parser
The Presidtn Mt hiss fixed the amount OF penalty on
the bones of the Receivers OF Public Money Ter tue
r.v LAID Districts ia Kansas. and for the Chpeey 4
District 10 Wisconsin at $50 600 in each case There
are three new districts in K,nsss the sites for which
rave been estab.hea by the President as follC Wa:
D,lswse District at Doniphan, Ossge at Fort ,ot.,
SUD Western at o. den. The tite for the Dew land
DLt,iot In WscoI Fin is Eau s.. Claire
There an urusuAy large ndmber Ct applicants tor
Ccnsulships.
ire President tbs mssnisg informed bis friends tha.
nsxt week is to be entirely devoted TO foreign affairs.
WASHINGTON, April ), 1857.
The State Department have been informed of the
settlement The difficulties between Spain and Mexico
erea Thomas to day resigned the position OF Asss
tsnt s. cretsry Of State, and Mr.. Appleton was mme
disely appointed end 10, aid will take posses
son on Monday. The Administration assured General
Thomas that they would at the earliest moment en-
deavor TO provide for him in more satisfactory
msnDer
The following officers have been ordered 70 the
sJoop of-xar Dsle which will ,oon depart for the coast
e Africa: William McBlaiT, COMMANDER; Joel 5.
Renpsrd, John T Barrsud. Robert Stuart, Hauter
Dayid.op, and Thomss =. Peot lieutensnts Wash
.IQfQl
Desp assistant smgeOn, aud John S. Cunningham,
purer
snronted for Minnesota: Charles G. Wagner, at
Saltwater; Samuel Pumer at Fatibaulti George b;
Citbersl, at 0jibway. Milton ii. Abbot 10 appointed
Receiy er of Public Moneys at saltwater.
The President has fixed the amount OF penalty on
the boId of the Receiver of Public Money for the
Isud Districts in Ksnsas, and for the Chppewsy
Distric, in Wisconsin, at $50 900 in esch case There
sre thee Districts In Kansas the sites for which
have been established by the President IS follows:
Delaware District at Donipban; Usage at Fort Scott;
ard Western at Ogden. The site for the new land
district in Wsconfin is at ST. Clair
There is an unusually large number of applicants for
cor sllship'.
Tie Prerident this mo,nirg Informed his friends that
next ". ok a to be entirely devoted TO foreign affairs
Another Naval Board Of Inquiry will probably be
ins ituttd here, it being found mprac,icabe to locate
sny elsewhere in quence of the coDstsntrequre-
inert Of eocume from the Navy Dep srtment which
sre not allowed TO be retained over night.
The UntoR contains Mr.. Appleton's valedicory, aud
TIE official announcement Of his sppoiutuen; az AS
sistant Secretary Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

Mr. Leonard wrsy, who made Sugar in KAfhr-
lard South Africa five years ago from tho Imply
or African Sorghum, arrived ia the Asia He
brig, out seed of the Imply sufficient for two
Thousand acres ana claims ths this plant is supe-
ror To the Sorghum for tho production OF Sugar
If there are any who hold that genuine Sugar can
not be made from these plants Mr. Wray can con-
vince them, if they will believe their own eyes
He will remain for two or three days at the 81
Nicholas, and will then travel southwark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

II is encouraging to observe SOHO proofs that law
ard justice are rot wholly extinct even in the STATE
of Souh Caroiins, infamous a. the people Of that
State have made themselves by their Endorsement
of tie Brooks outrage, and notorious as they hsye
been for acting up pretty fully to Chief Justice
TaneI g nOtOD--Or the notion which he sscrlbes to
the frsmers Of the Federal Constitu.iOn-tha. pe-
aroes have no rights which white men are bound to
respect.
Our readers will recOllect the case Of the wealthy
South CaroliDian who, having brought his coiored
children with their mother 10 Cincinnati for the
sake of confirming them in possession of the liberty
be had given them, died suddenly just as he hal
ret foot on the landing, previously hOTever having
made will by which hegsye them his entire prop
erty, mostly situate in South Carolina. IL will be
recclected, also, that Mr. Joliie, lawyer OF Gin
cbr att, appointed one Of the executors under This
WILL went to South Carolina for the purpose of
getting it recognized there AID acting under its
prov sions. A. first it was attempted to drive him
away by threats of mob violence, and when this
did 10, succeed, Souh Carolina Jury returned
verdict denying tie validity OF the
will Dir. Jolihe, however, being a perseverlos
character, took the Gaze before the Court OF Ap
meals. who ordered a new trial, on the ground that
the verdict vas against the hw and the evidence.
That new trsl has lately been had, and verdict
rendered in it sustaining the validity Of the Will.
This shows that even in South Carolina the voice
Of the widow and fa.herless is yet able, by peise-
,erpg opportunity, to make itself heard; and ihst
whatever may be the case as to the rights OF 'ored
people, the courts and juries are not quite feaiy
vet TO 60 go far os to DENY the right OF White
men to dispose of their property as they Ioay see
fit, even Il it .houd go by way of provision f9r their
cnlOrtd children.
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MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1857.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

The Hon. SAMUEL BRESToN Of Indians,
Member Of the last Congress, and reelected TO the
next House, died at bis residence, Fort Wayne on
the goth ult The vote Of his District for Congress
last year was qul.s close, addi'g up, Bten.on (Re
pub. 1862 Lowry Dem 9,959; Brensol's ma
iority, 40. Morton (Rep.) for Governor, 623.
There viii of course be aspiti!ed contest for suc
csssor 10 Mr.. BIeniop.
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with our school libraries, adapted to children
mJe'y, but proper for ADULT reading. TAese to wn-
tbip brsries, once established would Be likely to
II ceve large sccessiors from the generosity Of IN
dividuals, and night serve a. a center Of reunion
snd point of attraction in connection With DEBATING
cubs or societies for mutusl improvement, which
would keep many young men from tavens and
0thtr haunts of dissipation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

From tbo Reports Of the fit, Two Savings Banks
in this State, it appears that the deposits in 1856
were $22, 1868. 855-beirg sn increase of nearly
$4 600, COO over 1865. There We 2O4, 1915 dspos.
itors. u New-York aud Brooklyn the years de-
pcsits foot up SIG, 309 900 The entire sum no y
held BY Savings Banks is nearly S42 900 OO0-an
increase of five and half millions for the year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

A Washington correspondent telegraphs that the
State Department mas received notice Of the ar
rspeement Of The difficulties between Span and
Mexico. Our correspondent at Madrid, whose lot
ter is printed in another column, makes no mention
of sDy such settlement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

CONNIE CTICUT votes to-day. We dread nothing
but apa by and distraction among those who should
act together and act heartily. Once more entrest-
ipg hll who condemn the wrongs done to Kansas
AID the bred Scott dec sion to work aud vote in
such msnper as to viadicate thcse sentiments we
hopefully await the result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
TIE TRIAL OF TIE REV. Mr.. >KALL0CH.
BosTos Saturday, april I, 1851.

BOsToS, Saturday, april I, 1851.
III cont nued testimony in the K.loch case today
developed 10 material fact.
Ny j. f. S'een Of Brairloboro, Vt, who nine years
sgC married Louisa Eye Of Camden, Me-, schooi.
nate OF defendant testied that biz wife wss now o,
home very low with cor sumption; that she Vist. :.
Bcstop in Jsnusry last and remained from ire "a 70
tie h Of that month and that he did not accompany
Der. ,.: non,
Dr.. Hiegirson. Mr.. Stems family physician CON
fl Ted The illness Of Mi-. s,een, which he Saia "S' re-
Etd,tsry in the family, oou.,o,,I4ovi.
Some rebuirg te, ,imony snd Other consers 81, W.
deIoe wss ihen put in, which e'0'eu '"e '''''-' -
bCh sides. xIs,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

Letters received at Pittsburgh from Iowa report
that settlement of twenty families near the head
waters Of the Des Moines River had been broken
up ard nearly all the settlers murdered By the In
dams. The story wants confirmation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
FROM MEXICO,

EALTlMORE SatuIdsy, AplI =, I'HI.
New Orleans papers Of Friday last are TO hsnd by
he arrival of the mall as late due They contain sd
vices from the City of Mexico by the way OF IauPco
TO the l7h ult. The country q1et except IN the
western States TIE serious Specr Of the ifhcuty
With spsin hr given rileto much spprehenson Gen,
.Is coI6derce wac expressed in the result o General
7 af,aous's M
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srvrFNCE OF MURDERfRs.

CHICAGO, saturday, AprI i Iool.
WIN. Jackson and samuel Gilmore were convicted OF
,,re, ir be CiIcuit Cont tOday, and sentenced to
Nc bncg on the 18th Of May next.
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FROM NEBRASKA.

ST. LOUIS Satnrde y, April 4, 1857.
The officers OF tire steamer 81. Mary, from Council
Bluffs report that four men were shot at Pa.smontD
kebtasks. March 49, BY order of Vigilance Commit
tee Fiy. others uer. bapi.hed tho Territory sad for
bicden 10 return under pain of death. The oien.e was
"cajm.iumplIg"
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CONVICTION OF A MURDERER.

BO5TON, ApflI D Io1'' :.
Al lste hcur last night the Jury in the case OF
Csail,s l. Cater IL dicted for killing Scion IL Ieeny,
,J W.tGen Of the State Prison rendered verdict OIL
DGuity" The july were cut 40 ut fJfty ninp'er;
Cater INSIDE speech jnstifyirg his act the gqana
Of ungaolessue food, ard i'll I;ea'meIt HwaTd nur'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
Businces Notices.

LrARY & Co.'S QUARTERLY FOR MARCH, 1891.
,trsue.f. pa'r u # fr.n will had
STOKES usasl e'J e GtNTLEsEss DRsss dAIs pre-
psr<o EA,e. HOLIDAYS Psfi. made soiT H.rs o.
ssfy, on.hnesa spee,sl,y With 81. Toe Csmbfdgs
proof travelling Sar 10 trade bs toe dszon sad
retained ocon,er ., Psfs p'ice'
Ls,Rv Co.
Leaders ARD Ir'Ioduee's o. Fa-hicn for Geuts Hsts.
Asfor Hcuss Br0sdssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
REPoRTED DEFEAT OF GEN. WALKER:

The Wilmington Journal admits that the account OF
the defest of Gen. Walker, purporiDg to hsve been
received from vessel that put into the mouth of Cape
Fear River, was q let Of April hoax, aud chuckes
over the success it met with IA deceiynS portion OF
the press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
NICARAGUA NEWS AT NEw.ORLEANS.

NEWORLEANs Saturday, Apih }, 1921
The late Nicarsgus news has excited Gen. Walkers
friends here ard ia,ge collections Of money were made
to day, and more recruits and provisions will be rent
on to him as speedily possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CIRCASsIAN'

UAFITAX SstuLUby, HPI'I = - =,
Tie from LysTp2SSd , On .ns iya
u suved at St John n ts a. this po She i, eT
70 sail again on TIE ID ins'' lot ''-' p'''' '-'
eI Ibs Isis Mein from St. Johns, arrived at
,rL, evening.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENr-sOUrHyRy

BALTIMORE, April S, isy
An sccident occurred on the railroad bss.
chr'.ston .rd Cclu%oi:' On SssiuId.y uiss. Fr.
msn were killed.
New Orleans papers Of Monday last have been r.
ceiyed.
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SPRING IMYoRTATloNs, 1857,

Al LAST FALLS Prices
Now exh,boI lsse sne superior stock OF NELFkIs,
RArEsTEY sEVssgLs 1HASA Ply and INGRAM CARrtTIse,
npord srprrky this S2ngs trade witch until further
notioe VII be .oa Ut LAST fLs PsIcFs The early bird
ssts the volm. Smith LoUNsBESY,
n, - Broadway. near Grand 81
CARPETING AT REDUCED PRiCES.-Roysl Vel
vet lO 70 l2l FIgiish Tapestry Brussels 10 TO lo IPys
Psept forestry IDgfsn 20 0, good lusrda tof Oh
CLOTHS from 10 ysGds wide eaesP ~ HYArrs Carpet
NArsrD. No. 10 BnNtrY. o. nOsl.e Nlslpgton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

TREES AND PLANTS PARSONS Il Co., Flush
inx near N,wYofk would advise purchasers to seud 10 their
orders Tire stock Of EvkkGKEEs aud other ornsGsn
Yfes "a. acusy and they offered at Low rates
Taurr 7srEs SnsvBs Ross VINES aud EXOTIC ssa
be variety and OF choice quality Trees viii
be d,eIe5 At Fulton Msk whartr of freight Catalogues
h. M. or nj No ~ Wall &C. Basement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

REMOVABLE l.. II. BONE, son and successor
Of b. I'd Root Doctor will hondsy Lext TO
No 94 snd st. third block of the Bowery, where be
IN oopnu. 20 Awe medical sdvcs the afflicted Persons
afflicted with Old Of oil kinds Ulcers and Can 'er are in.
vi ed TO bis Office No pa Grsuds and READ socle OF
have aonttd patients and their snes bat toe
kroyp o. appreciated Fsu Medicine for sale
Al "a hossle at he flee, and at CHAs ii Rises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
VOIJOwAY's PnLs-A REMEDY IN ALL Gil

HOLLOWAY fnLS-A KENNEDY IN All w
Letters every region 81 The esrth ana tee ess
,oox OF the dstL g.hed travellers. establish toe %
u elm aud ocs les these famous fil are &C
srxjsc fof Bious Dcss D,spcps std bo.e 20 mp 'nts
"a ,e Ma ,ries No % Maiden lane New fork ana
No "a srnS LosdoD, and By ~ Druggists, :5' 6;e A.
q per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

se'f ard other convicS BY the authorities Of IL p.
He wss remsnded for sentence
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN VIRGINIA:

Mr. Hodges, Democrat, was eIeeted Mayor q
Portsmouth On Saturday. The whole Dcmccrsnc
Council 10 slro probably elected -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

REGULAR YORK TRADE SALE-GEo
A. LravrTT Co.. Auctoreet This days sale empFses'
toe invoices OF John b. Perry, o. T. fu'hAn - e -
Brtitr Co, James b. Smith s Co.. rhomss N s'sn'oa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

CHEAP CHAs1E, CHARMING.
Our Decorated TEA SITS eces, for GA 5OusuL price
&2 ss OF prices THE Dry Goods column OF this
rspsr w J. r. DALEY s. CO.
fT Nos. S5l and 6SS Broa iway.
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Haven't at a DINNER SgT! Ho~s that You can buy
ahsucfg Wife Cte DsILEN's consist. OF l5i pieces
Tor ait Make hay while he shines, or, n other
vofes utk- your selection BE- toie they are al sold
w. J. r. D,LEY & Co.
Nna eSl AndeD broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

HEAVY FROST IN GEORGIA
AUGUSTA Ga, Friday, April 2. 1857
Thick ice vas made In this vicinity last night DON,
much damage TO the crops.
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SPRING, Ic1I.
APRIL.

T.e f,olic mon IN Of APfii c,nes
h,d,u tie. through Re les bowers,
n, =. more the bnsy Mid be NUNS
Abovr the sp'ins's aTak' Eei flowers
Isps slesms of i,ght aud passing showers,
Ard xsfolns ri, on every spray,
Proc aim this tasOIit, NORTH Of ours,
II /. cuuo herald of swes, May
The joI T. dssk WlhtsT-sioOns have passed
The org bfigb: sumner les before US;
TIE buds 81 app, atins ast
And ciOuoh So skies slll- kindly Ger u.s.
All Mature Ia = pau lbs chorus,
Poo aims be line VI MUFfI ING gone
AID Earth, tb. Mother artb coat bore US,
PREPARES her uew STRING STYLE TO don.
Lei US BE- tra. IA Nature sil.,
And do o. ,he 30 wisely tesches-
Will Sprir z re clothes each p'ain and hill.
Let Us pa' on Rev coats aud breaches.
Ard heed 80 tim Who IDLY breaches
81 Go where SMITHS ensign stands untufled,
Their tame Ger all cTestiou reaches,
As tie BLsr CLoTHfEEs IN THE WORLD"
SnT1H PRoTHsk One Price Wholesale aud Retail Cloin
No. Al Eullnn Yofk
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WIGS Hank DYE WIGS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WIGS A. Tour, have Improvements peculiar TO tee mouse
sbs. Al ever world for their graceful beauty
-. snd Administration TO ohsrn The largest snd best
stort On the ,ood Twelve private rOoms for applying DIS
%mons Dvy Sold At BarcHsLoRs No. 2c5 Broadway
SUPfRiOR TRkEs-WM. Il. PRINCE ~ Co.,
Fu,bpx n Y TIE new Dsci Catalogue Of TRsts and
PLAATs sratis al towl and WELLS No SIS Broadway.
uCuuds Chinese SUGAR CAhE sEED
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Smith J. EASTMAN JOHN
EASTMAN & LLOYD,

SMITH J. EASTMAN JOHN c. LLOYD
EASTMAN 4 LLOYD,
ComMIs HERC HANTs
and
DEALEpS II PROVISIONS
Nos. ~ and ~ Broadt New York,
Offer for Sale;
EKTHA FAMILY Hans $500 ti,rces StAgg g. 6hsy's
PbiPpss Samuel Dsvss. Qisley, II. Nye, aud o,he
brand. choice Family Haas
PLAIN CURE HANS .00O tierces yellow basgsj.
SHIPPING HAss-8J0 tiercss IVES smoked prime ship
ping OraeE
GtAzED HAMs5fo tierces and 100 hhds in prime condition
foI oil climates, packed in chat.
BoUR HAhs-3t0 hbds IL yellow bags
hhd Western smoked old Shoulders bright
Ano handsome.
MIDDLis-f~ boxes with consequently long aud short,
ribbed aid clear.
PoRK-f5D bits Mess. on the spot sad to arrive.
So btis Pine Mess, to arrive.
SO bbs 'rime aud Clear city packed.
40 bbs CleSr. Western packed
BEEY-l tCo terces PIime Mess Hllman Robinson, aud
Shclfs pa king superior.
2cfO bhls. Buckeye aLd other Western brands repk'd
GO bbls Buckel and other Western brands, State.
Esul-l.eW bbls. Buckeye. superior. and IL. Nye
Old 1000 hbs ste ana Western, repEcked-
go bbs Prime and refuse
LARD, 500 bbls ana tierces prime Leaf and Refined
$40 bbls. 81. for manufacturing.
4tO0 k.gs prime Leaf a. Refined.
5CV tegs p1nie old Extra for shipping
CREASE l51 brls prime Yellow.
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SFkYEn HIM RlGMI

Ia, ,es sld we the thiug dsy alter 0uts
s iu,t ike his % per cent less. We ooaent pA'
Hx he ddut zoe papers, he does not or else he
have clOsi1g out sale LOOK ~ "esss
OILY Co.'S list Of pieces in the dry goods columns OF TINS
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WARNOCK & 90 .


FAsHIoSA HATTERs, -. No
No 20 convenient to'e,
bis BrosBasy ubde' 81 Nichols. Hotel ard
tiop 81 sntemst elegant s''oIi men ~ nsr and
bic DsSss BATS FELr BARS C.rs 81 oil ens Snrsd ex.
very attractive patisros III OF which were mA"u''
pressiy fol estsblishmeDt
FRIINC AND THE DUsT -Eblings n.glec, "
,,san IN. s,r,e.s eut.,l.d Of unpsrsl geo - ~
he IN hl,cro' the Uni b VAS ths os1J 81.
duc,on az Ksox's sprns HAT, occssl"heu ~ v,,,;s 81
st-,e. utep =. s-e at vork a. ire iAI IS ont, Ia
x.,s.I dam io by IT. mate j IS oesetJ, @
cie,,ress IN. aceomuooa'e ~ ""' "" "P'4
hin 4. AZ No 2i2 srO.d~sy
SPRING, 1851
m, ,sv SPRING STYLES y CLoiHIsG are now exposed.
"a ,s.ds rb,aens l1ge ARD beautiful nsortnrn's
- stvrxc OyKsco.1s Raglan English aud French BUsi
800 co.TS ps,ss .no Flock COATs &C. Also choice
90 crn6,cd s,.s CsSsINiKE PsNTALoOss, FANCY snd
=, ,,s V,s1s Our Custom ROOM Is stocked with LATG
snpor TATIoNs Goods Of which cau BE- ionnd
nowbe. ,lse Tbi, d.psr Btsdrd by M LYhn DtRs
h 10 position offer strsc In the nsJ OF sIJ'n
ssru. end goods Prompt attention given all orders
d. DEvLiS Co,
Nos $50 2S9 aud go Broadway, cornor OF W.crens'.
SPRING CLOTHING Corotr John and Nassau
s.A-E R. COLLINS Co visb 20 cal stanuon " ,n'
selected stock Of Spring styles enbrsciDs every vi
tleus CLoTHISG Rsslsns Coats fso o. a..
which are made in shs manner suo Wiz w 80" o
veYy lowest ptees Gail ana see our socA' " H.
COiLIAs 4 Co corner Jobn and Nas'an-s's-
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To CONSUMERS OP LEA Il PERKINS
WoRcEsTERsHIhE SAUCE.
In order avoid the variety cf couners consumer
M nes,e obove tb.t the GESuiSl SAUCE be. the Of
LFA1 PERkys impressed upon the patent metallic capsule Or
st. es tteppsr Ms well the labels and wrappers OF
s,eb bottle JoHs DUNCAN & Sons, No. RS Broadway,
Sole Asents In the United States.
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RICH PAPEK HANGlNGS FOR TIE RETAIL Trade
~" .,,ie. al r.c-ut io portaion. Work done in the
.',iic msnnsr by TH.Mss FAVE Co, No 257 Brosd-
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HENRY II. LEEDS Il Co, Aue,ioneers,
No. p Nsssaa st

ONE noos Bsior CEDAs STREET,
at'o'iuU usuN durrg the season,
"a tie sales Of ncUsEdoLD tsNrVEE the residence OF
fi. owing on be.sns up h0usekeeptns They have
spssous where wlu h"id regular SAFES 70
those who syal hemselve. OF tu m.aani OF
dams
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HE DID Mt READ THE PAPERS.
Ne, ncee0 ese he would bave paid $50 for the
KIND tf Silver plate TEA SsTs 'b. sell for b. Ad
vice Gs Read the psptrs p'rcnlstly our advertisements
il the DTy Goods colun Of this papuT
VIE DALEY Co No 63l and 633 Broadway.
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GEO. +. PETERSON,

GEO. L. PETERSON,
Of the la'e firm of Peterson Humphrey,
will continue the Garrett business in tie trm Of
l.. A. PETERsos Co..,
No 10 Csna-st
We voud Invite the of our friends and tue pabiC
10 our rich Brussels Csrpetug g. TO lOi per yard
Rith Velvet Csrp,tpg, III TO IS per yard
An0 ill tie latest Patterns of John Grossly u Sons
sc,ipJn a. the lowe st cash pnoes
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CTpTAJN MATERIALS AND WINDOw.SHADEsA

XnoIr,.E-KELTY ( FEsGUsoS No 2sl Broadway aud
No 81 Eds have full aud choice stock o. BrSe
satin De Lanes Worsed Dsnuss Lace AID Muslin Cuft.ns
Coric otnps &C. which Offered a. tue lowest prices
WmpOW. SHADgs-Our stock ~ Window Shades the HsI
In New York aud superior manufacturing fsc ties easoe
s TO fer these goods less than other houses we Ve the
nn O oiore buYsIA
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y,o~ pvpsTp ADs AND CHILDREN NH'DS. N
ihVN pGn.s 4. . mi.-rsbe piece Of farnituIe a. AMI
poor Iron beo =, may Of bed qussJ Ia We marss 20
p.et...-s who try them co.. o' mn an !" -"'' ~
pnieo - az 70 h.aJq Isr,cfs at 81,
No ~ BrOe way,
ou will find the greatest variety OF bkpsIt.o' ND
,b,eb ne. oulv b. n se" the ques'on OF 'uPe
Ctbs CullDREsS Cabs -.
rofiy - ,...v fall
10 pesse -, -. r,5s, bads Va e. the
x. us sz.s always hNI that orders can De s1 '"'
tn,,e,, notice Jayys BrEBr Co., No. $50 Bro.nsy
PAPER HANGINGs at wholesale, oil our own
manufacture and importation Of every de'iAoe sS"' '' SAC
10 the trAce a. the lo~ est cssh pnces, b. =. 49,
THOMAS PsYg Co., No. 2H broadway
NEARLY ALL GONE.
But few Of the silver pisied TEA KiTrLEs rsinsu.
Buy row CT psy hereafter tls for tie same qua 'e'
on, In the Dry Goods column of this PaPf
W. W. J. b DALEY Co.,
Nos 63l sud 6| Bros way