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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

servnn!s at Hong Kong have Left or are IesTihs'
and even q. Singapore, where the Chinese p'pu'a.
ton ia large, very high degree Of excitement h'a
been exhibited toward Europeans On the pa" OIL
tie Chinese residents.
Whatever may have been the small success OF .n'
Chinese in the Canton River as against the superior
military and naval tactics Of the British, they nave
proved more successful in the Brii,h House u
Commons, where they have achieved decided VIC
tog Mr.. Cobdens resolution declaring the insu'
fc;ercy Of the grounds upon which the Preseo'
quarrel WA 60. up with the Chinese having PIE
vailed BY vote Of 263 to 247. That resolution
provides for the appointment OF Select CoGmi''ee
to inquire into the state Of commercial relations
with China
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Newspapers employ and pay Correspondents
at important points, in order to keep themselves
well informed on subjects of general interest, but do
not always secure what they pay for. Thus Tae
London Daily Ners has correspondent in this
city, who under date Of Feb. u, writes 10 that pa
per as follows:
Il am confirmed in the belief expressed some time
ago thst Mr. Robert j. Walker will be Dir. Buchanans
Secretary OF State.
An unexpected and narrow minded opposition has
recently been raised by certain parties both against the
Clsrendon-Dslss Treaty and the Ocean Telegraph bill
The cid cry of British Intrigue and British hatred OF
America and lis institutions has also been raised by
THE NV. YORK TRIBUNE and its party and, by
adroit management, they have succeeded in defeating
these two bills for the present.
THE TRIBl NE does certainly regret that any
necessity should exist for such all entsngng, med
ding Treaty between this country and any foreign
power with regard to countries aud territories
over which neither of US have any rigbtful con-
troll, as th.t Dallas Clarendon Treaty; but We have
not opposed its confirmation. We did oppose an
agreement by our Government to pay as large an
spnua subsidy toward the support Of the Ocean
Telegraph as Grea. Britain does, when both ends OF
the line are on British soil, and the British Govern
uelL VIII Lieu anu utc IL tInico do huon 10 ""''
will. But that "the old CRY of British intrigue
"aud British hatred of America and its institutions
"has been raised by THE \. \. TRIBUNE and its
party is very grave mistake, which We trust
the correspondent aforesaid will lose no time in cor
rectipg explicitly. The TRIBUNE is not famed for
"sdrot management, and has raised no such ''cry
as is above stated. When the Ocean Telegraph bill
had been so amended to accord with our ideas OF
Justice our opposition 10 it ceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

Whatever The Journal Of Commerce may think Of
il. "mere yirulent expressions Of abuse" whether
directed against Court or an individual, are mol!
likely to male any very deep or permanent impress
sim On the pubic mind. The serious danger
which threatens the Supreme Court Of the United
States at this moment, and with the reality Of
which We are as much impressed as that journal ia,
comes much less from withOu. than from within.
Nor on the other hand will mere supersh ous wor
ship or fusome fsttery avail TO sustain Court or
to hold up a decision which have not inherent
strength CROUCH to sustain themselves.
Had the opinion delivered BY Chief Justice
fancy in the bred Scot. possessed the essential
requisites Of weighty Judicial decision had it
rested on grounds and reasons the existence and
The force OF which it was impossible to deny, how
ever unpslatable might have been the result arrived
a.. the Judgment Of the Court would not have failed
TO tell even upon those minds to which its concu.
SIGN. mi, BIT have been most distasteful. The exist
ilg difficulty is much more serious, and one which
all tie efforts Of The Journal Of Commerce to dry
or wet Luse the untinely, not to say menstrous,
fluit of the Courts labor TO vitality, cannot Obyate.
Ills vain 70 IA shout the elevation Of the "Court
"aLd IL. members above the intrigues Of party poll
tics and ihe influences of party pa sion, when
hs,e be ore US an opinion every line and sentence o.
which S thorlu infused with that spiIit Of po
lit cal intrigue ard tnst insanity OF party passion in
which the Kbnsas.Nsb raska bi had its origin, aad
from which the Border .Rufan brutali.e: Of Kansas
haze drawn encouragement AMI support. Its sb-
suId to tell o. about the appointment Of the Judges
for lie, for the express purpose Of securing their
independence and pscing them hey ond tie reach Of
temptation, when the very course Of reasoning to
which they resort, and the basis Of deliberate
AID stud ed misrepresentation on which they
tley ave II ted their decision, stow these pre,au
tons TO have entirely failed, aid the JUICES to be
just as much the opponents Of the popular passion.
Of those sectors Of the country from which ma
oIiy Of them come, as II liable to be turned out of
Office at any tin e by popular vote. Independence,
The Journal Of Co.Hmtrcs ought ~ understand is 8
quality f mid Which, however certain positions
10y sycr Il, requires also certain natural cs.t OF
osaIsc'er, without VII "a il Cannot exist Tbs IS
pont sC se,btr too Important 10 BE- left on. OF the
sccoun'. Whatever precautions the trainers Of the
Coz s.itu. p,y have taken, o. nay have though.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

The Special Committee Of the Aldermen ap'
pointed 10 consider the matter of establishing Dew
avenue west Of Broadway, terminated their lsbor'
yesterday, having he'd about a dozen meetings.
which we're attended BY many Of our largest proper
ty holders. Tie project Of widening ard e1'end'os
Greene ard Church streets from Union square ~
the Battery. met with ,rea. opposition from msf'
chants and others. Tie proposition 10 "''fh
Wooster street and continue West Broadway to
Greenwich street was fa7orabiy receiver anu 'P'
proved generally by property owners.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
sys.I.l Di.p.,ss to TAs r. z. ThsaaA

sy..IL Disp.,ss to The n Z. rhsaaA
WASHINGTON, Friday, March %, ISa.
Mr. Pierce goes on Wednesday NEXT to pu, .
month in Philadelphia, where Mr. Pierce i, to tai.
medical sdvice,
Mr.. Mason is certainly 10 be rscsl,ed. T1s
stories Of bis desiring TO return arc oil huubsx
Mr.. Sidel's family expect bis appointment
| Mr.. Belmont hss sigrifed bis readiness 10 rehrs
voluntarily, and expects no promotion. He wrote
to this effect after the November election.
Great complaints are made that the business De-
partments have been abandoned for the exclusi,s
qualification of hungry Office seekers. Even tIs
Attorney General has not pretended TO toacA HIS
regular duties by reason Of the constant pressar,
and pretensions of this crew.
The President received to-day delegation hesAci
by Messrs. May, Brent and Others, concerning n
Baltimore appointments, but gave them no saswx
There is fierce struggle between the incumbMs
and the applicants.
None of the Bureau officers here have rendered
their designations. Their commissions are a
limited and are held at the Presidents pleasure
All Mr.. Whittlesey did WAS to go to Mr.. BueAAasa
and say that whenever he wanted his place for
friend to give him notice, and Mr. BachAaAa
answered Let il stand on that footing for the
present"
When Mr.. Cass came into Office be told Mr..
Thomas TO pay no attention TO The Heraid's story
about the appointment Of Mr. Ledysrd, aud ~
quested him 10 remain.
The rumor of new negotiation with MsIics
proposing an acquisition Of territory, 10 wholly u
founded The President knows that an approPrs-
ton for such an enterprise could not be carried
through the House, and the treaty without money
would be worthless. Besides there has bcea 10
time yet TO consider such subject and speculsksss
concerning it therefore have not the semblance Of
truth.
The President takes special credit that the Pean-
sylysua appointments al bis personal selections.
This will console the Disappointed. Mr.. Bgler
slaughtered Mr. Collins, saying it was nominatios
not tit TO be made.
There will be an important change in the Cabinet
before many months.
Gov. Geary's resignation has been accepted. and
the appointment has been offered to distinguished
Southern statesman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

It s certsnly little curious that every measure
of legislation which either directly or indirectly
seeks to retard the spread Of Slavery, at On-e dis
covered by certain people to be unconstitutional
Those india-rubber instruments which we call Con-
situations are wonderfully expansive and contractile
and whenever Dough Democrat has any particular
lnesnress to defend any particular subterfuEe to
palm upon the public for an argument, ne always
Tugs cut rome Article upon which he lays the most
impressive stress, although pain men are often puz-
zl.d to zee the pertinence or applicability Of the
reference. The resolve now before the Legislature
Of Massachusetts,, appropriatlDg SlOo,VoO tor the
relief of the settlers in Kansas, has alarmed sundry
timid gentlemen of that State, aud they bage, Of
course for the purpose Of matchmaking Gov. Gard
ner for the emergency, should the resolve pass
begun 70 demonstrate that the resolve is dreadtuly
unconstitutional. We do DO. know upon whatpa
ticu ar section they rely; nor is il easy to gee Why
TIE Legislature, being the representative OF the
poole. has no sort OF discretion in approprstng
the public property. That there has been an!
particular delcacy or squeam shness about spend
iDg the Conn onweaths cash heretofore Is what
tie Treasurer's books, during the adnlnsuaaon
of Gov Gardner, 90 not by any means show.
Honorable members have had 70 scrupe about
osbursng the State coin for dinners, for cosn-
psgne and for rides upon ral.ays-for pocket
.nlves and pepcil-cases, and toOtbpeks, aud for
such volumes as they thought would grace their
private libraries. In fact there have been hun
ireds upon huLdreds Of appropriations which, if
put 10 the rigid test now introduced would very
poorly stand the scrutiny. The truth happens TO
be that the Massachusetts, Legislature, like al other
Legislatures he, been in the habit of voting money
whenever il saw fit for all sorts of purposes. In
deed, We are not sure 'hs, absolute constitutional
authority could be found for taking this very West
EN- RAILROAD stock which il. now proposed TO de-
vote 20 Kansas, Be- la, as !: may, taege car %
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they were taking, in the tenure Of office and otaer.

they were taking, in the tenure Of Office and Other.
wi.e, to vest the Judges with titles to public con-
fdtDce and respect, unfortunately the sort OF per
scrs selected to 6l those positions aud the sort OF
grounds upon which those appointments have been
made have BY no means correspondent thereto.
VII eh of the Pro-Slavey Judges, we should ike
10 HOW, owes BIS appointment exclusively or IN
any considerable degree 70 bis eminence as jurst
or TO bus character as a mani Was Chief Justice
Taey raised to his present position merely IS an
acknowledgment Of bis learning and talents and
judicial virtues, or did be get his place as re-
waId for partisan services zealously and unscru-
puousy rendered at tine OF high party excite
uentl As il is with the Chief so it Is with his a.
'ociates. They, Ike him, owe their places to pO-
tcal considerations, not to superiority over hun
dreds Of other lawyers 10 any Of the qualities CAL
culated to inspire public respect.
II is in vain, BY any terms Of fulsonne panegyric
ane eulogy By dwelling upon the alleged legal lore,
untulied character, advanced age and life tenure
Of the Judges, to make up for inherent falseness,
weakness and emptiness in the allegations aud
Arguments which they put forth. The Journal Of
Commerce may howl Itself hoase in shouting over
the Dred Scott decision Is authoritative and
irreyersble;" that decision will carry no
weight with the public mind, and viii do
nothing toward settling the Interpretation Of the
Constitution, except so far as the reasons on
which il is founded shall stand the test Of sharp
criticism ard rigorous examination. II The Jour
nal Of Commercs can urge anything satisfactory BY
way of answer to the various exceptions taken TO
tie assumptions and arguments of Chief Justice
Taneys opiI ion, it will do the Court much more
service and itself much more credit than BY at
tempting to induce the public to swallow that
decision with eyes shut and mouth open asking no
questions, venturing no doubts, and trusting eIcu-
syey TO the authority of the Court and the ndorse-
men. Of Thu Journa! Of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

TIE Tennessee brings accounts from San Juan
Del Norte to the eth inst. Up to that date the
fllbuster, under Col. LOckridge had made no fur
Their progress in their attempt to ascend the San
Juan and to force a junction with Walker. Sara
p;qui remained in their hands, but the a.temp. on
Castillo had filled, through the cowardice, it Is
stated Of the famous Col. Titus, of Kansas Border
Ruflian rotoriety, who was attacked by the Cos: "a
Hicans and driven from his position with loss.
The accounts from Walker are also to the 7th,
brought by the Sierra Nevada which LANDED seven
y five recruits al San Jusn del Sur, broueh. from
San Francisco. Walker was ,til at Ryss and the
al les at S.. George, on which Walker hal made
Two more unsuccessful attacks. The allie, are also
in strong force between Riyas ard San Juan del Sur
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f,lpnprAhr RILIs.


Among tie biz, IL trOdaced % dsy wee ,ne 2 2y"
i1g by Mr.. VAFNCM. from toe Connlisee "a "s!'
and Means:
s..PrEs % PUBLIC OFFICERS. -.
Tbis hi iporesse- ihe C9ntrcilers s-.ary 70 -
Derntv Controller 10 - CO. FI1e- to salary Of -"
Goyetior'. Private Secretary a. e2"D. ie en a.,
the allowance 10 esch Department for cleTk thY o.
,-ovid.. ira, each allowance snall ineirde o.
ren.e Of noe rng isws aud psptr- on tie o' n,
s,sri.. Of stse OTicors sre slightly u, .
ashpeT Ha v Of the Lcqi"staTs; ard provides 'a.
twerty Of them shall be taken from tae ~
inns While in Albany they are 10 49, ~ 49,,
guardianship of the Superintendent o. -; 10" :,
IT,, synesse, 10 deposit toe balance IN 49,
yf % in.,utian for their Oene. t they come OF 's'
10y -" - s.,a,sm,r,s in New York soo'.
~ - A..a.sors a,tr next Fall ana ve.s tssu
po.sr, sDS drt;e. 10 three Commi.sicoers o. ~ -.
snc Ai.sssments and cine deputies three 2. .a..ss
. s.ssa % tas Oates Len ps,isSss By 'as S''''''
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NewJlurk daily Griilbaan0
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1857.

Gov. Geary's farewell to Kansas is given in full
on another page. This exposition, by the highest
officer Of the Territory, Of the state of affairs dur
ips his administration, will be read with deep
interest. We commend it especially to those
editors who are constantly asserting that the stories
of Pro Slavery outrages in Kansas are exaggerated
OF manufactured BY the friends of Freedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

The new bill relative to assessments in this city,
now before tie Legislature, abOlishes Ward Assess
ors, and creates three Tax Commissioners and nine
Deputies, who are to do all the assessing in the
city. TIE present Assessors of the Street Depart
ment are continued in Office until 1889.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

The Jews BY The APPS from China does not see
t add anything very material TO the accounts by
tie Hermann and Kangaroo weeh ago The state
Of affairs is b! means favorable to ne attemp. of
81 John Bcwr:ng and Admiral Seymour to bonn
baId the Chinese into more friendly relations and
greater freedom of intercourse than hare hitherto
prevailed. After burning the west suburb Of Can.
tn' ana repel'ng naval attack ia which the In.
lenaS' Snd rebel heets sppesr to have joined
forces the English have found II expede1t 70 ab,n
don Canton aud TO Concentrate az posts 10 yer
the river. VERY blcodt,:rsty edic.s have ben
Issued sg';us; The FL gh,h, NC -dng. j. i. said one
iiom Tie IA YeraI dr: t.ef, prohibiting all trade
with She Erg h, sId PgIi,hipg disobtd:eLce with
death. The Chinese themselves are ssid % enter
iu.'y ir.o'is sg'+. Of tbe': e';'.'. /, AsCs;aese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

The bsrbarous practice of imprisoning witnesses
was brought up yesterday by the Grand Jury, with
view to amending tie law. 1t almost incredi-
BILE, but nevertheless true, that involuntary wit
nesses Of serious crimes are imprisoned for months
while the real criminals 30 at large on bail. TniS
should be- ,emeded by the Legislature, and, if
properly urged, 10 doubt will be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

DO scr. Of question Of the eatsrs control Of tho
Legislature over this ssock aoquircdby pledsss tho
credi. of the State nor can tssre be sry doubt Of
tie policy the prOPriety, the humanity Of the pro-
posed appropriation. The sons of Massachusetts.
settlers in far distant Territory, have been very
much worse than neglected BY the General Govern
ment, and it is but just that their native Common
wealth should care for them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

An important bill was introduced into the Legis-
lature last evening to incorporate Erastus Corning,
James S. Wadsworth and others into an 8" Emf
"grant Aid Homestead Company, with q capital
of 100000, for the purchase and settemen. of
lands in any State or Territory of the Union.
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ASSEMBLY

The bills introduced by the Committee OF Ways AID
Means on the Canal policy, wa made the special order
for Thursdsy morning.
The bill authorizing the purchase Of Saxtcn Co..
agricultural works, to the amount Of e~UVo ior Du,
trict school Lbraries WA debated In Comrnit,ee Of
the Whole, and supported by Messrs. PRENDEk-
CAST, Il. OWEN and J. J. OWEN, aud opposed oy
MessIs VARNUM LEWIS and fIOGEBOOA.
Private relief bills were then considered.
EVENING SESSION.
Tbs being the last day for the introduction OF bulls
under the Joint rules, the special order was postPonsa
IN order to afford opportunity for thar purpose
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Dir. JOHN j. REILLY-To egaize the s1
Supervisors in relation TO the accounts Of Messrs ks
end McG for furnishing and fitting tie room Of the
superior Court, NevYork. ~.
By Mr. CASiERON-To authorize the purchase Of
glsss ballot boxes. .a
By Nj. HANFORD-To authorize the aging aoNn
of a railroad in Division avenue, Brooklyn.
Bvhr SLUYTER-Fort the protection OF einSren.s
bv I,cer sino stesmboas tugs he 10 use m nginnts
from ships and land them at The Enesn. Does Ns
York. The bill prevents any upncehseo oOas iahons
o,,;,rar.s and provides penalties iOr sohch4hS smr
GIANTS 70, eInigTsnt boarding houees.
d. NJ UOGEBOOM-TO Incorporate the American
rrniorsrt AID Homestead Company.
H. nm INCORPORATES ETas'us Corning, Jenes >.
Usdsvy~ rfh and Others, with capital OF s2W0WV'
I'D Authorizes them u purchase lands 20 coOnre n
srv State or Territory Of The tnioy.
Rv Mr. LEANENWOKTH--Io authorize baking
,sgocistions 10 reduce their securities to $DOO Spso
,urrencering half their circulation, putting them On no
,sme fOotjrg 81 Individual bankers.
By Mr SHERMAN-IO amend the Mi.tis lay, p
Authorizing the c0nieuing of honorary rank.
BY Mr.. sUIHEkLAND-To provide for me teocios
OF railroad trsCks, and imposing penalty Tor 'as
The special order, being the Schuyler County BILL i
was debated.
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To the Associated Press.

NssOcINtu ftrss
WAsEIsGros, Friday, March 20, 1857.
A iarge delegation from Maryland had an interview
with the President this morning, relative TO the aP
pontments for that State. AT their caucus Is. niSn'
Il was agreed TO recommend Judge j. I. Mason for
Collector, though it Is undentoOd the President had
previously dess mated him for the office. Tbe deess
ton are not agreed as 10 the rotation policy.
VIM. X. Dinkard Of Virginia has been appointed
Chief Clerk OF the War Department.
The California appointments have been cons'dered
by the Cabinet, but have not been contaminated.
The National Hotel will be closed tomorrow, owns
TO the bad repue of the establishment from the isis
prevalent disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

BY an order from the headquarters Of the army,
pubhhed in our city columns, We notice that the
disposition OF Msjor-Generals as made by Jefferson
Davis has been exactly reversed by the new Secre-
tary Of War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

TVF NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOtTttt.
LOUISVILLE. Thursday. March 49, 1851.
The Executive Committee Of the National Aericul-
iursl Society net in hi. city to-day. Col Narshs1 r
Wider of Massachusetts, vss chosen Presiceut. the
ut Exhibition Of the Society vii coianes0e here Gu
sept.mSey ], slG c. ~lls I'VE days.
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poRr JEAyis. fnGay. March ~, IoJi.
Fv. car ct freight fren were thrown OF the rack
a. We ,is rails The trains were detained for few
~. but are low running regularly.
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RY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE

FICTION IN CARBoNDAE, PA.
spee..l Dispatch to The n \. In0oas IN 20.
C.RnosDALE, Pc FRIDAY ma'cn ~ io'''
John NJ. Poor, American, Is pfooaO CHOSEN mayor
nv bout 100 msjorty.
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SIENRN'S IN NARNIN'S

NiLurE f,TFNT SAIAMANDER SAVE.
-.oD IEsT 1 ANDIutN4AL fIEEa.
attention 81 Merchants sud ail other. Nis
REALLY KtSE PRoOF S,TE,
is r,cu, sted 20 the toll, W!1s tcsalo4-a:
BALrtNoRE Msrch a.. 1857
GsNrirNEN: We sre harry -, th.t oos. an pa
~ .iied IN Of Soar Sset
bif of our area, gse N. Il bo~uas Toe let
ir,' WITHOUT INJURY EsiNg rSrsrS'fn N FrrTFcI Or.
D,x rb hr. vas in'c - the wsr~1ousr ron'rct
o.fiiss o. t, coit-n g.. atd tc -. O.. r. tec
secnr hoor aod HLrvEN rOUss n tug TfSE W. have
,,av o. yotr cents of rIe sane I'D.
$500 CHAPt AN a JOINS.
Sr,iL svo-HFr-TFE S7irT TrsT
u,ssys SrEAEssk a.s,t>-Gsn'leu-n 90 TIL morning
nj ff ICth Deceubr my store VIA o." p "s e
.uo, "A ~ but
SrEskNs MANN SuE
EN- he rubbish found books cab sud vansh" pap rs
a the 1nolAt OF about s7tol, u p .iect ofdeI.
Your Sly. joins CANAVN
Iebolrs c. W, fsb =, 1857.
Depo;e Of n, 49,
= NJ kyNysI Il /
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TREES AND PLANTS.--PARSONS N Co, Flush
is New Yok, would advise purchases TO send in their
tAz,y Tie stock 81 FvYRSKEsS aut other oinamcns
1ioss cusiy zoo they o.eIed ~ lower rates
vT TErIs SHEves RosFs VINES sud EXoTi. p ANTS eau
he fuasbed in Nn1 of choice quality. Trees vii
5tstItd q Fulton M-'ket wharf free Of fAt. Catalogues
by uh OF A. No. Wal
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LOOKING GLASSES, PICTURE-FRAMES, En-
CRAVINGS Art M,TEEr,Ls, &c, TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
YeloW THE CUSTOMARY Prices. See ADV 1iscnen under
DAY Goops. WILLIAMS STEVENS, Wr.LI,MS Co,
No. SIS Broadway
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Tie loe Of or immense stock CHINA GLASS Gas n,
TvKfsr~d PAATED MAZE, 10 be sofa % beioc- tAe L.
june See orrSaveTtsencnt ana is; fPTcs 90 the Dry Good
column 81 IA paper.
WI hAnvy 4 Co. Nos 6ii and 6>5 b.. lwav.
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SPRING IMPORTATIoNS,

AT LAST FALLS Prices.
exhibition superior stock of NELvETs
rAPiSTRl BRUssEIs, THsEEPLY and INGRAM CAsPErISG,
impo,ed expressly th. Sppgs trade, wnD until further
potce wi he sold at L,Sr FAILS PsIcE The early bird
Gets The yotm. SMITH LoUNsBEkY,
No 40 BrosdwAy neas Grand ST.