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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
"a WOMAN's TRICk ."-Tbe capital ioks relate

In Express English lady training her little pc
poodle Bib to jump into lsdc'' at balls and parties sni
while the the act Of carein the perhd
villain uupant their cheeks with its e and vigorous
hckiug does apply let be distinctly understood 70 Dr.
FELIX GeURAUD'S inimit0ble LiQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE
The which the said bowwowwow RECALLED itself with
III king off the unctuous IN ho na.uTe in
dependent OF this they Objectionable also from the fact
catching and retaining the dust and other floating matter wit
which the air is usually load and especially If the weathe
GoURAUD's LICUfD ROUGE the contrary Ia
all the pemannce Of stain and cannot be disturbed by tn
most violent friction licking except by washing with soa
and IL contains nothing ciuOus and the rich roses
hue it mpa the cheek lip such exact imitation OF
that the utmost scrutiny will fail TO detect that the color
ing artificial This celebrated RoUGE in great demand
throughout the Union and is manufactured aud sold by Dr.
his od-established Laboratory No 81 Walker
first from Broadway The depot also of the world re-
nowued ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP Agents; Mrs. HAYES,
Brooklyn CALLENDER, PHILADELPHIA BATES, No. l@9 Wash
ington N Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

Fifteen Of the rioters concerned in breaking into
the Louisville Jail and hanging four negroes who
had just been acquitted by jury, have been ill.,
dicted for murder AS they are all, it is under
stosd, poor men, of no famiy-not gentleman
among them-it is quite likely that some of them
may be hung. Gentlemen in Kentucky according
to the well-establshed course Of jury trials In that
State, are at liberty to commit as many murders
as they choose, but poor white men are hung in
Kentucky just as readily as anywhere else
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

Republican majority.
This majority will probably be increased TO eight
or ten, making good working majority in the Con-


This majority will probably be increased 10 eight
or ten, making a good working majority in the Con-
yentCn.
There are several causes for the comparative
small vote Of the Republicans First-tAe apporton-
ment Of the enabling act Of Congress was decidedly
against the Republicans in cutting of from voting
tie actual settlers who emgrated this Spring. This
class is very large in the Territory; they mostly
from tW-England. aud have ever been educated to
respect the ba!lotboX and vote only when and where
they were legally entitled TO. SecOnd-the Spring
being late. most Of the farmers were anxious
about getting their seed into the ground that they
could not easily be brought 10 consider the import
ance of tie election. Thrd-the Republicans were
dsorganized. there never having been strictly party
contest at the polls before, while On the other eahd
the Democrats in the Territory have swarm oi eA-
Governors, exhibited States Marshals and an ac''e
United States Marshal, now acting Agents ana
Registers If land Offices Indian Agents, P0stmas-
ters, Mail Agents Secretary OF me ierItoI! aha
corps. oil mar.haled under the skllul leadership oil
the present Governor. sam Meday, late editor OF
The Ohio Statesman. and all working politicians,
End oil furnished with plenty OF means from inc
United States Treasury 10 organize ana rally at the
polls the Democrats who entitled To vote, and 10
import into the county steamboat loads OF illegal
votes if necessary. 49,. q,
There i not the slightest doubt that the political
compleX;on of the Territory is largely Republican,
a, the votes next Fall viii show, when the new em-
Grafton IN vote and the polls will be better guard
I'd. The fraudulent voting was 30 apparent IN 81
Paul an Monday last. that The Pioneer and Dem
ocyof The organ Of Border Rufisnism. couldn't help
acknowledging the corn; and the unprinclped
caLdidate, who to procure his election 10 that Dis
rct paid the bills OF the Illegal Voters SAD the T>1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
peci.l Dispatch to The ". Y. Tribune.

SreCieI Ulsbatch 70 The y. l.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June 10, 1851.
The bids for transporting the California Overland
Mail were opened to-day. There were seven Of
them, varying from 100000 to $500 year.
The contest lies between the St. Louis and the Ell
Psso routes. The Postmaster General will not
decide Immediately.
1t is believed that Col Cumming has agreed to
undertake the GOyernorship of Utah. The difficult
ties in the way of procuring forage and stores in
the Territory are 80 great that it doubtful if the
troops will Winter there. If no serious disturb
ances occur, the mass of them will move onward to
the Pacific before Geld weather. At present no
war is anticipated.
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" The men that fights and runs away,
Nay live 10 fight another day"

1t would save Walker the necessity of making q
good many speeches, as that single dstich includes
all which he has to say for himself, or which any
of his newspaper hackers seem to have to say for
him.
We fear that we in New. York may not be hon
Qred with a visit from this remarkable man, who
achieves greatness and flame by failing in all
that he undertakes lie would DO likely to be pre-
sented here with sundry little bills and claims for
damages which it might not be altogether con-
venent to meet. What happened to the members
of the San Francisco Vigilance Committee may
well operate as warning to him how he puts HIM
self within reach of Marshal RynderS. That dis
tinguished officer of the civil service-hardy less
famous in his way than Walker himsef-might
possibly clap him On the shoulder in double ca
pacity; not merely with hail, fellow-fllibuster,
well met, which would be very delightful but with
awrit in his hand, which might not be so agree
able either for him or Walker. The Marshal, how
ever is not man TO finch from his duty, and, We
doubt not, wrts having been placed in his hands, be
would clap Walker into Eldridgestr Jail with
as little ado as Walker used to make in shooting
those who attempted to desert from his service.
Some of the persons so served very likely have
friends in this city, and possibly Walker might find
himself not merely sued for debt, but indicted for
murder
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THE CASE OF THE UNITED STATES AND
STATE AUTHORITIES IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Wednesday, june TO, 80.

IINtINhATI, " tdntalHy, Junt TO, IoJI.
The case Of the State against the United States au
ihorties came up in the District Court this morning
Mr. Mason for the defense, read several adavs, the
general purpOIt OF which that the first fire
nom the United States Marshas party and that they
were very violen, in their manner treating the prison.
us they had in charge very harshly. The dispositions
If several ladies' agreeing with the foregoing,
elso read. Sheriff Laytons family physician depOsed
that be was lying very seriously ill., and that probably
be never would fully Another affidavit stated
Il at The Marhsls men were generally armed.
The Court adjourned this afternoon until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning, in order 10 give the Marshsls
counsel time TO procure further affidayits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

Walker (the fllibuster) seems to be making
sort Of tIiumphal procession up the Ohio River.
The telegraph announces that he yesterday gave a
levee at the house of a brOther-in.aw of his who
resides at Louisville and at which the elite of the
city attended. In the evening he was to visit the
theater with his staff. The play We suppose will
be " Il Nero Way to Pay old DeJts," or perhaps
Schiller's play Of &" The RoJJers.' Instead of the
Marsees Hymn, or anything of that sort, there
might be sung by the whole company, Walker and
staff included:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

bred and ffteen delegates present ard but Eve
districts were represented.
Resolutions denouncing the purchase OF the PLAN
~ Csnal nv PENNSYLVANIA requesting the Connils
soper 10 srpy for an Injunction against IT. TO postpone
the leyying Of taxes until ger the re-assembng 81
the copveniiou and appointing committee OF investi-
CATION TO report on alleged frauds in the issue OF county
bonds were passed almost unanimously .,
The question of reputation was not passed upon,
but resolution favoring the payment Of all the bonds
issued was laid on the table by vote of IS against IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
To the Associated Press.

WKsHIYGTQY, Wednesday, june 10, lS57.
A. Thomson, who has been appointed Consul at
Southampton and Mr. FleurOt, who has been ap-
pointed Consul at Bordeaux both attaches OF The
y. y. Herald, and were appointed at the request of
Dir. Bennett. | also learn that the Cheyaier Wikoff
is promised a foreign appointment GU the same
grounds.
here are eight or ten applicants for Utah Judge
ships.
No Governor nor other officers have yet been ap-
pointed for Utah.
Official and private advices assure the Administra-
ton that there il 10 probability whatever that the
peace of Kansas will be interrupted and that the
pending controversy promises happy termination.
William r. Gtre has been appointed United States
Marshal for Minnesota, vice Irwin, resigned.
Dir. jenkins will be superseded as Consul at Nayi-
gators Islands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

APPEAL TO HE BESEyoLEST.-The subJoned fN, !,
flcm DR.. Bailey explains which commences u''l'
to the sympathies of the philauthrOpic. Any sa,s
which may be intrsted TO ms for the beneht OF ""
amiy in question viii be handed to the father "n'"
Tow in this city ,sv
"WAsHISGTOS, ID. G., May IL, ios.
Washington MuueD, the bearer OF ms me- 49,,
Va. His master. John ID. MuIrel, ~ whom "
much attached intended to emancIpate nv ehi'. .Ssr
whom he had bought, as TO secure them !" TIE
parents but hs died suddenly without WIZ "a.
children are two girls sged severaly ~ and IL .,s
bow about Is The price demanded for all |. s,sS,,
of his Washington has raised $40 leaving ~
be raised The case has been urcer ny Eos mo,e
sCrs rrontbs and believe there are few men .Aar
de,eryipg of aid than those who seek TO redeem ss
children from bondage. That the money nv w. .,
contributed will be properly sPproPrlasS ynouehi
doubt. He is intelligent and nls i s.'S, h,vhood.
io' ~ ''o'' WI" 90 BAILEY. Editor sa'ion'i 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
NEW-HAMPsHIRE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.

CONCORD, n. IT., JUNO To Io"''
The Hon. George W. Morrison of Manchester pre-
sided over the Democratic State Convention aeu mere
to-day Asa p. Cute of Northhed was nominatsd lot
Governor on the first ballot. Frederick Vase OF Val
pole was nominated for Railroad Commissioner.
The resolutions adopted ndorse the last aud al pre-
vious Democratic Administrations; pledge earnest
support 10 President Buchanan; sustain the Dred
Scott decision advocate repeal of the Maine Law, and
readopt certain resolves concerning the late Democra-
tic measures.
No speeches were made. The Convention was full
and harmonious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
THE SOUTHERN MAIL-MEXICAN NEWS.

WAsHINGrON, wednesday, june 10, lS57.
The mails from all points South, a. late as due, are
at hand The New.0rleans papers received contain
Vera Cruz advices TO the 9lst ut, and from the City
of Mexico to the 10th. Extensive preparations were
making at Vera Cruz both at the fort and in the town
in anticipation of Spanish invasion. The same alarm
prevailed at the Capitol, and force of 5000 men
was To be raised ard held in READINGS to repel any at
tack that might be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
THE ADVANCE WAGES OF SEAMEN;

BOsTON, " ednesJay june IU INJf.
The meeting at the Exchange to-day, in relation to
disconnuiDg advance wages TO seamen, referred the
subject 10 a committee of ten, who will hereafter
make report. Letters were read from the Chambers
of Commerce ef New-York, New-0rleans and Liver
Ioo requesting cooperation furtherance of the oh
iect as benefit to seamen well to the shipping
interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
MING OF THE TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE.

NEW-ORLEANS, Wednesday, June ~, 1871.
The schooner Chipola, from Miniatan, brings intell
gence of the opening of the Tehuantepec route. Yes
sels had commenced arriving at Ventosa Bay, and
some passengers had crossed the Isthmus and came
here on the Chipoa. The road and bridges will prob
ably be finished completely for stages on the LIST Of
DOT
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Business Noilfes.
= nrn,s PATENT SALAM,NpRR SAFES.

REN.wAL OF THE WILDKR PATENr
The puhc are respectfully inform that, notwithstanding
the er, At eH made by theT makers to t"est At Al
bs1tds the renewal q this paeut f making Tie GRsAr FiHE
PEoeE SAW WORLD the subsc bers are happy 20 LAY
that the documents this mora NJ rc;Yta IN
the CHI res Mason ComuisNouer Of Pfents gran
eStot fr tbeefm e from this date Al IN
Engagements upon The Viii b. prosecuted 20 me
extent of the law m assortment Of all sizes an pc i1n
III WAyrh,use Of Mesrs STEARxs MARVIN No 70 Murry
at aud at our Wsrehousc No Ia Water g, near "Sh' WIN
"' wv wv WV n g. WILDER Co.
June l. 1857. Patent e anu n-- ---------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

The Democratic State Convention in New-Hamp-
shire have nominated Amos p. Cute for Governor.
The resolves are in support of the bred Scott de-
cision. against the restriction on selling, and
complime ntary to President Buchanan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
New9lork Daily Gribn,re
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1851.

An intermittent rain storm has been hanging
around New.York for two days, with occasional
heavy showers. Last night thick mist prevailed
until late hour 1t is warm, however, and may
be considered fine growing weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
RISE IN THE ALLEGHENY RIVER.

PITTSBURGH, w ednesday, june lU, Ico'.
The recent heavy rains have caused sudden rise
in the Allegheny River and the destruction of prop
erty afoat has been considerable. An immense teet
of RATS have been destroyed, and number of bsats
loaded with coal and metal, lost in consequence
breaking from their moorngs. The loss is estimated
az $40 900 10 $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
THE OHIO RIvER-CoUNTY CONVENTION.

III kOHl " t7Intfuav, JUNE TT, nj.
There is eleven feet six inches of water in the chan
ne of the ryer at this point, and il is sl rising fast
county convention 10 consider the question Of
doubling the county tax to pay the interest bonds
issued to defaung railroad companies. in session
here to-day and adjourned til the 80 inst Que hun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
XrNIl NInIl NICI!

Cr.,> went ont into the fashionable world ana saw te
want Of fashionable gentlemen then conquered az az ~
sDd eh.iaces "a iis CONFLICT BY the Introduction oi H
~ sPtJNpfp BrAyER CAssINEgE hats. FL
An spprecisti,c public have stamp II .i, "a :, lfy
x,,t1 s,eson SOLICIT, dsshInF any an OA,-', ~ W >
,tio, r sncccs.fnl imitation For sale only y! o.,
W. GtSIs, No "a Broadway oppo'Itt - 80 -
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.sWAsHrSGTOs, ID. G., May IL,

y,sE Culture ~ Iows.-The culture @.glsyl
los beep ntcdsced with success in the '.s ,a Iess
Fort Madison Iowa. The wlhe -, n'T on~v s bs
VINEYARDS Is described a. equsl 70 bos scres o. ,he
=, v r. -, 49, west side 81 Fort Madison, sn' u"
out come 500 grape vines the prtseu' spring
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GENERAL. WALKER AT louisville.

LOUISVILLE, tuesday, JUNO 3, IoOl:
General Walker received the citizens of Louisville,
this morning. at the house of his brothern-law, Mr..
Richardson. His father present, with the elite
of the city, He attends the theater this evening with
his staff and leaves for Cincinnati tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
PRIZE FIGHT.

BuFTALo, Wednesday, june 10, Io1I.
prize fight between Dennis Horrigan and Harry
Lazarus took place this afternoon at Point Albino for
5000 aside The fight lasted three hours and two min
utes, and l02 rounds were fought. Lazarus was the
winEor.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

NEwORLFANs, Tuesday june y ISJl.
The Hon. Miles Taylor has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Democrats Of the Second Congressional
District.
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FRUITS OF MEDIcINE WITHOUT PAY.

BARBERS ITCH CURED
DR r. SMITHS MAGNETIC SALyE has never Jailed 70 cure
this inyeterate disease References vii b. given application
r. sMIrH. ELEcI RoMAGXKTisr No II Canal st. BIT" zen
RIosdwsy sDe CauIchst-
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EpPNCH CHINA

and Tpess IRoS.sroNE WARE fall sg1 comp'e, 'a"et
ssirseiog MANY new models; WHITE IolLbI otI91 IL
M @ r. So az Is. WHITE DNNER PLATLs the dozen,
'V''"N' W. J. = DALEY Co,
Nos 63l and 63} Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
CIT AND PRESSED TABLE GLASS.

Cut Glass Gobets the Dozen 81 49, Cut Glass Chimpasne'
the dozcn So Cut Glass Wines the dozen, - cents Col
ored kBoheman Finger Bowls the Dozen 81 80; Cut Glass
Deosnters, quarts, the pain, IS
W +. DALEY 4 Co.,
Nos 63l aud 63j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

tox avoid hasing pernicious counter Of HOLLo-
WAYS remedies which b. in the market, look narrowly %
the mark in the book Of directions Unless the words
HOLLOWAY Neu.York aud London" discrrulble IN
letters holding the leaf to che light the
PAINE spurious Sold 81 the mandatory No so Maiden lane
New York ane BY ell druggists At 2 &c. and box or
MT
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BrIwER's NEW NOVEL.

"Wp.r WILL Hr DO WITH IT ," the new Story. by Sir
BrLwER Ly11os Bsr Is commenced in this weeks HARPER
UtIELy by arrangement with the Author and VIII Do con
tnued 10 completion 80
"Hfypc Weekly now stands az the head Of the American
yLe. II combines the usefulness Of The Illustrated Lon
don News will, hsh literary excellence and endless store Of
amusement In tis rercc unique in the world 1t has
ruhed the best Illustrations the best stories the two best
poems and publishing the best novel That nave Dee
presenied TO the American public this car
The Pro,,ors Of HARPERs WEEKLY beg to saw that they
will rsre no labor or expense make each successive number
of the Weekly better than the last Terms Five Gents Mum
Der; 81 So year
HARPER BROTHERS, Publishers New.YoTk
FTYE CUTLIRY-A large assortment embracing
TH SIS s u the S qua5
siore only, No. Aston Ilouse.
Protection Would you find your FrRs and
WooLgNs Fall in good condition. BEEwEks Fasrentl
Morn POWDER. Trial has proved it, Sold by the principal
Druggists.
SILVER PLATED WARE. 49
sverPeed CASTERS six Cut Bottles 81 Is; SverPated
skerPlsted CAKE BASKETS s. 5o SlyeTPssd TA. IT,,
FosT s d? sV: I've sToOSs g the DOZEN
W. J. + DALEY a5I Yu ! Go b-o.aw.v
PORTABLE DRESSING CAsEs-Manu6ctured by
ue1de the cuubersonIe and For
at J.. s. SAUADEKs's store only No 7 A'ior House
SINGERS SEWING MACmNEs.-In buying such
M article as Sewing Machine the ue ecsnoay ~ buy
the best They purchase SiSGERs MACHINES always get
what they them with satisfaction and prOht
while they buy any Of the cheaper aud inferior machines
the are disappointment veXation and loss
|. NJ SINGER Co, No 12j Broadway, ~ 7.
RENOvAI.-MARsH a. Co.'S RADICAL CURE
TEUss OFFICE of No p Msdenaue have Removed to No
YEsEY.sT Aston HOUSE,. TTusses Supporters Shoulder
Braces Elastic Stockings and variety of Bandses
of most approved patterns skfuy applied Private APphes
ton for ladies' competent female in attendance
"1hrice is lac armed against the perlls OF i'm
e water and ersted baTrOOm liquors who carries with
him on his bottles Of CHARLEss LONDON Cor
DIAL GIN Invaluable corrective, diuretc aud lnvigoan
aud delicious with admXture OF water occasional
beverage Warehouse No. 10 Broadway SOLD by all Drug
Eists and GToeeTs.
SPRING lMPORTATfONS, 1S07,
AT LAST FALLS PRICES.
Now exhibition, large and superior stock Of NELvETs,
TAPEsTRY tBKUssELs. THREEPLY and INGRAM CAePEuSc,
expressly this Springs which until further
notice win BE- sold at LAST FALLS Prices The eaTy bird
uets the worm. SMITH & LoUNSBERRY,
No. 40 Broadway Grand-st.
STEARNs d MARvIN's
IMPRovED SALAMANDER SAFES
HAVE NEVER FAILED;
their Powder-proof Lock has never been picked.
300 Of the Safes now in
For ssle at No 40 MURR,Y-sT.
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EvERDEIL's ELEGANT WEDDING CARDS AND
EAvrLorss can be had only at his sEat Card Depot; Broad
Wv corner Duane.st. Also Silver Door Plates for
sharcbes steamships and private dwellings. Stone ses
&c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

Ewry Lady should have pair Of MILLER's
linn 1l-t Sipp1s and Caters at 6 aud ~ pr pair
o Is5e.' Misses Boys and Chorrns Boots sud Shoes Of
~ ~. ana p,,cen Ladies, RENE mleT,
%" "'''N' B. MILLER & Co. No 1874 Cana-st.
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WINDOW SHADES.

IMPROVEMENTS AND ENTERPRISE.
Kelly FERGrsoN, No. 29l Broadway aud No 81 Reade-
at have great expense completed and patented their in
genous Apparatus manufacturing WINDOW SHADES ds are
now prepared supply the whole trade with unrivaed as
torten fully THIRTY CENT LESS than ever beioe sold
allowed manufacture der patent none oan
compcte with either in style price Also GiLT Cor
KcEs, BRoCATELLE DELANEs, DAMASKs, LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS. &c.
PTRFECT FITTING COATS, VESTS AND PANTA-
COOKS -GEo T. Fox u. S. A.. L. Tailor, etc continued.
TO quality goods really cheap having removed adj
for lis customers from former hgrsntot Broad
to his recently purchased house store and ot NO
a Amty ST., near the corner oil Wooster ST.
EI,eaANT Doors AND GAITERS.-N ATKINS,
No. ia Fuon is justly celebrated for the elegance Of h
who wish something recherche should 20 "
No article Of inferior quality is offered at h os'ao
Hthmcnt.
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GAS FIXTURES

We have the largest in America and rc
arr full twenty per cent below the market rate Those s
Chandeliers tor a. Hall Lights +5 Bedroom folding Br-cke
IS eepts W. j. r. DALEY Co,
Nos 6jl and 633 Broadway.
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SPRING IMPORTATIONs, 1857,

AT last FALLS PRICkS.
Now on exhibition large and superior stock Of VELvETs,
TAPESTRY tBkUssELs THREEPLY and INGRAM CAaPETNG,
impoIte expressly this Springs which until further
notice will be sold ut LAST FALLS Prices The early bird
he worm SMITH & LoUNSBERRY
No F6 Broadway, GrAnd-st.
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PrRFECT FITTING CoATs, VESTS AND PANTA-
DISEASES of fine EYE and EAR.

DR. J. HENRy CLARK author Of Sight and Hearing: How
Preserved aud How Lost" will be Al his Office he residence
OF the late Dr. W. G. WalSce No. 2S6 4thst, Nssfork
opposite Washington Mondays, Wednesdays aud
fridays from u 10 O'Clock