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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

We long since lost the faculty OF oe'ne SURPRISED
at anything connected with the administration Of
this City; but we must confess to rome degree of
,.,on;.hnent at the course Of the Assembly At
albany in pa,siDs bill to hand the Central Park
o,cs more over to the tender mercies Of Fernando
Wood. That honorable body ought to understand,
by this time, that Wood can as little be trusted in
public ss in private affairs, and that he will no more
,crupe to use swhole community for bis own profit
than to cheat his partner in commercial trans
action. They ought to understand the fact which
We have plainly ses before them, that Wood has a.
ready fIed upon the city charge Of $to'ooo q
year, aid drawn $50, 900 in money in connection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
long enough !

Whatever may be thought or said Of Tie Ht,aX
il has at least one good quality which oil must con.
fes.. 1t is open to conviction. There is no spice
of obstinacy about it. It is always ready 10 hear
reason-and having reason, it does not hesitate to
turn corners with nimbeness and sdrotnss truly
remarkable. OF this we have one among thou.
sand instances in the course Of The Herald on tie
China question. A few days ago, that journal wu
hot fog war. Nothing would satisfy it except our
Joining the French and English TO bombsrd tie
Chinese into good behavior Bat diligent reading
of THE TRIBUNE seems not TO have been los. 90
The Herald. 1t has found out that war with China
would be bad policy and it even admits that, Whist
ever may be the case with the French and Englsh,
We have no pretext for it. The Herald may wei
say that. The ground Of complaint on the part Of
the French and English s, that the Chinese hold 10
the doctrine that outside barbarians have no rights
which Celestials are bound to respect. Hence they
refuse to allow them to visit Canton, to see the
serene face Ct Commissioner Yeh, to send eubassa.
doris TO Pekin or even to reside at all in any part
of the Chinese Empire, except within certain very
narrow Gmits.
Now, whether this state of the case affords or
not to the French and English sufficient ground 10
make war upon China, certain it is that tho United
States could hardly undertake hOstilities on thst
ground. According to the recent decision Of the
Supreme Court in the bred Scott case the Federal
Constitution takes precisely the same view Of the
rights of all men not white, which the Chinese take
of the rights Of outside bsrbarians. IL dos not
regard them as having any rights to which any res.
pect is due. And the treatment Of the Chinese
who have attempted to dig gold in California hes
been very much in accordance with this idea. II
certainly does not become Us to undertake TO call
the Chinese to account on the score Of sntpaths
of race
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

Gov. Wise has printed in The South Side (Va)
Democrat letter upon the subject Of Public Land
Distribution, which he opposes with characteristic
vehemence ard bad grammar. The public are al
ready familiar with Gov. Vines views of the mat
ter, as they were frequently expressed BY him
While in Cor gress. In this epissle, he 50 occupies
hm.e with resisting distribution that be forgets
to propose spy plan for the disposal Of the National
domain but he does state fact which just at this
time must be interesting. When the surplus rev.
enue was distributed in 1896, "Vireinis," says
Gov. Wise, "got 81, 19o, OCO. What became of
"itl Did it diminish taxation Futile aud foolish
Twas the hope!-$249 coo only went 10 State eX-
"pssdtures, and 81, 9s5, 900 went to bank loans,
"at time when the amount WAS appreciabe in
comparison with State debts and liabilities; aud
ait inflated appropriations so that We ran up our
"Stae debt from about ten or twelve TO twenty
:" Eve millions. Taxes increased largely from that
very date, and have been steadily rising ever
".ince." Coy. Wise, therefore, with an accu.
rscy Of rtvobipg which plain folks will find it diff
fcult 10 appreciate finds the cause OF sll the Viz
eipisn TOe.-the bauenness and bankruptcy and
general ,sgnaticn of the State-n the fact that she
received from tie National Government, about
twenty years ago, donation of over two millions
Of dollars. He is vsty much afraid that few
nore fatal gifts Of the kind would fnish the Old
Dom non. Bat it is barely possible that the
d ficuly may have arisen not so much from
the money itself as from the stupid way 10
which it was missppropriated. DAY wise
Len csn use to good advantage the favors
of fortune. We certainly have never heard
that oher States ruined by the distribution Of
1886. But if Virginia were unwise enough to
Initiate appropriations" and to run in debt to the
amount Of fifteen millions, merely because she had
drawn a prize of two millions, We, submit that
uorliDg is proved except the natural incapacity of
the VUgiIisn mind to manage money. The truth
IL, the people Of the State are uncommonly FESTIVE
Under taxation, and Of course have deeper relish
for Borrowing than for psyns-sn idiosy ncrssy
which We have frequent occasion to notice in social
life well as in the affairs of States. The poll
tciars of Virginia have timdly refr .ined from max
Ig their constituents face the music, although
nothing can be more certain than that taxes must
pcrene iqs. IN proportion to the public debt. Bus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

to compel q planter whoss tobacco lands have b.
ocme worthless, and who is selling oG hu negroes
70 make bo,h ends meet and who cannot raise
them fast enough to satisfy the wants Of nou-
producing family, pay perceptibly bigger tax this
wear than he paid LAST, is what the profession.
nolt clans of Virginia have not had the heroiam 10
attempt. Gov. Wise has evidently more correct
notion Of the medicine which bis State needs than
most of those around him. He reterates for the
bupdred,h time his opinion that, if she would Be
prosperous, Virginia must go to work. But the
question now is whether she ca" go to work with
ont an infusion of new blood. At any rate she
will find that reuvenatiOn depends upon white
work and upon labor intellisenty planned a'sidu-
ously executed and equitably remunerated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
J1ork nailu Gribuam
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1857.

We trust that the Grand jury viii follow Mr.
Recorder Smiths suggestion in his charge JESTER
DAY, and deal with mafessant policemen ana e@l-
grant swjndlers as they deserve Next TO the filth
Of the streets, they are the greatest pests with
which the city is cursed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

The question of Mr.. Richard Bu'sesd' citizen:
chip came up again yesterday, and was decided
upon the purely technical ground that the license
granted by the Supreme Court in 1876, could be
revoked by or impesched before that tribunal Alone
but that while il stood OR the record it gave SUI
ficient authority to practice before the Superior
Court. A report will be found in smother column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

The Senate yesterday passed the bill amendstory
of the Trinity Church Act Of January Is, 1914. 1t
provides for the cleo ion annually of two Church
Wsrdtns and twenty Yes ~ men-haf of them BY
the pew holders and communicates Of Trinity andi is
cbapes, and half by delegates to be elected by the
vestres Of the several Protestant Epscops Churches
in New-Ycrk, other than Trinity. These latter are
to be elected on Tuesday of Easter week.
The income Of Trinity lie to be applied by
the Rector and the two Church Wardens and
twenty VestrymeD, in the following manner;
First: For the proper maintenance, support and
renovation of Trinity Church aud ChaPels, to be
dsbursed under the sole direction and discretion of
the Rector and those Church Wardens aud Vestry-
men who are elected by the pew-hOlders and CON-
nunicsnts of Trinity. Second: The in some and
the proceeds of the sales of any of her property
shall be applied to the payment of the interest of
T1pity's debt, and afterwsrd 10 the extnguish-
mtnt Of the debt itself. TIE residue shall 60
to the general purposes Of the original grant
The Church edihcss Of Trini'y and her Gu. peis
with their furniture, churcbysrds aud cemeteries
are to be exclusively upder the possession aud con-
troll Of the Rector and Trinitys Ward-ps and Yes.
trymen. To them also is 10 be comm tied the Sc
lection of the Rector Assistant Ministers, and other
parish officers, the direction of the Caurchs 70
ligous services and the disbursement Of her char.
liable collections. Vacancies in either branch of
the Yestry may be flied for the remainder Of the
year, by the remaining members of that Vestry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

The demand for information touching the securi-
ties in the Banking Department began to create
uneasiness among bankers certain of whom sd-
dressed letter to Gen. Cook, the Superintendent.
This letter, with its answer, will be found in
another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

The New Charter for this City was reported to
the Ser ate yesterday, and final action thereon may
be looked for within day or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

The Canadian arrived at Portland last night
with four days later news from Europe A brle
abstract is given under our telegrspbic head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

r.vvs-WN r. PRIrCE Co.,
eUPHiOk - ~ Descriptive Catalogue Of f.krs md
flushing. N j. xovI IN and WILLS No so brosAvv.
tLMIs t rsSs Chimes SUGAR CAsE sEEo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

Portlsnd, Maine, yesterday elected Republican
Charter officers on heavy vote by large majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

CIJRTAiN MATERIALS AND WINDOW-SHADES Az
wtoL.sALL-KrLrY& FERGUSON, No. 2sl Broadway and
No. s. R1as st. have full and choice stock OF Brocstees
satin De Lases Wsted DAmssks Lace and Muslin Curtsas
CorIo4s nps Lc which offered At the lowest prices
WIkpoN stock % Window Shades Is the largest
An New Ycsk sud our manufacturing fscutes enable
these gsods less than other hosses we invite the
sttontiup VI close buyers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

The chilling aud dreary rsin-storm Of Monday has,
by diminishing the vote deprived Connecticut of at
least one Of her Republican Representatives in the
next House. filling his place with ose who will vote
to make Col. Orr Speaker, and thus put the whole
power of ihe House into the hands Of the bitter enc
mics of Free Kansas. full vote, like that for
President last November, would have prevented
this disaster.
Before the Telegraph snd Railro Ids were in ope-
ration we generally contrived To obtain by horso
expresses the results of a Connecticut Election ia
season for cur issue Of the next morning. Since ali
the cities of that State were brought Thin few
minutes call of our Office We have usually had TO
wait day or two for these same results. The tel
graph is generally crippled by a storm when we
want to hear anything from that quarter. We be-
leve, however that the success Of the Union"
Opposition State Ticket and Of a majority OF its
friends to both branches Of the Legislature is no
longer doubted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
SPRING, 1857.
cppyEn HIM RIGHT

<...ht,, bousht CHAsDALIkRs BRACKETS, &c' ior DIV
wv i.,..sr and We the thOg dsy ater ours
- ;. ,;ks h,s and % per cent less we bought a. DAT
be- didn't We read the ppes; be doe. not or else he
nls n. ,e heard cocg out sale Loot st
Dmxy Cos list Of prices in the dry goods columns oil s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
To CONSUMERS OF LEA s. PERKINS

WoscEsTBRSHIsE SsucF.
In order 10 avoid the crest variety fcounterts cousu
WIN please that the GENUINE SAUCE has the name OF
LxA Impressed upon the patent metallic capsule OF
patent stopper well the be,s and Wrappers OF
sssh bottle. JoHs DUNCAN l. soss. No tt 6rsst.sy
Sole Asssis N the eai'cd States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

st. Louis BIAS elected the Charter ticket OF the
Gradual Emancipation party of about l5OO ms
iorlty over that of the National DemOcrs s, or
regular Pro- Slavery party, while the "Ansrican'
party was completely broken up by the Emaacipa
ton ISSUE and at least halt lis members voled the
Emancipation ticket, along with the great body Of
the Daturaiized Germans. The great body of the
Irish, as ususl, stood by tho Siaee Democracy,
whose fipaucial organ in that city is the Roman
Catholic LeadeS.
It is impossible to overestimate the importance of
this demonstration, considering the time Of its
occurrence. The 81. Louis Democrat, the organ Of
the Gradual EmancipatiOnists, has been an un.
frchipg and effective champion throughout of the
Free State men of Kansas, and it is now certain
year ensuing, be made an instrument OF annoyance
and persecution in the hands of the Slavery Exten-
.ioDsts. Francis p. Blar, IT,, who represents st.
Louis in the next Congress, and who has been in
sultpgly challenged to resign, on the assumption
that be gained bis election by fraud has had hands
strengthened and upheld by this decisive and unmis
taxable verdict of his constituents.
All this has been achieved in defence of the name
and fame of Col. Benton, whom the Gradual Emsu-
cpa,onists Of st. Louis have always hitherto up
held to the extent Of their ability, yet who author
lied one of their enemies to proc'am in the late
contest his disavowal of any connection or sympa-
thy with their movement. We state tbs fact
"more in sorrow than 10 anger" Col. Benton is
an old man, and the world is going ahead Of him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

HAVEN'T got a DINNER SET! How's that You can buy
ssb,sutfu White one DAILEYS, consisting OF l5i pieces
Tor sis MAKE h,y while The sun shine y or III other
votS, MAX. your selection before they all sold
w. J. Z. DALEY Co,
No. s3l and 6S3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
RoCtRs BAZAAR of FANCY Goops and Toys.

No. @ Broadway Go there obtain your GIFTS AID Presents
both useful and ornamental greater variety" be found
than OF sny other psce In the city, consisting OF beautiful
wokboxes Dressing cAses Fans Games &C. all at the lowest
pIice OF i'm Jortstion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

SEWING MAcHINEs.--I. NJ. SINGER Il Co. s ia.
zxYTx bsau,tl Pictorial Paper contains full aud reliable ~
tnrm.on about sywrsG MAcBsEs aud an questions
That can be sked the subject all who read TINS paper WI
i.rr how TO purchase SEWING MAcHIsE with which wv
ye~r clear profit BIZ made and will be protected rorn
being imposed upon BY Of The humbus machines DOW pc
fore the pubic l. NJ SIsGER Co.'S GAZETTE viii De sest
arstis tc all who sppy by letter or otherwise
M SINGER & Co.. No. S25 Broadway, New-fok-
LOOKING GLASSES, PICTURR-FRAMEs, EN-
ssAUses AR Materials, &C., TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
allow rHE CUSTOMARY See Advertisement under
Day OooDs. WILLIAMS, SrEvESs WILLIAMS Co,
No $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
HENRY II. LEEDS Il Co., Auctioneers,

Door BELOW CEDAR sTREtT
VIII give tronal attention, usu during the seeso
10 the sses IL HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE at the Iesdence
fstbes removing breaking up hou.ekeepns They have
snscp roo they will hold regular sales 10 soot
those who wish avail themselves OF this medium
disposal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
He DID Mt READ THE PAPERS.

No indeed or else he never would paid $50 for the
Of Sverplai.d TEA SETS that we sell for 10 Ad
vice Gta Read papers, particularly Advertisements
in the DIV Goods columns of this psper
w lie DALEY Co, No 63l and 6S3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
40 MURRAY STREET.

STEALS MARvNs, late Rich Co.'S, improved SALANAs-
sAYE wders Patent secured by the celebrated La
BELLk PowDERPRooF LOCK- with very small ksy al made
under the Inspection Of Mr. Sssrns who has for
rs yeas superpt<pded ther nnufscture during which tune
not oos worth of property been consumed 10 Of
tben21a having bsss tested In accidental tres Warranted
free from dan pness-
Also Bugsproof Chest. any Size lined with hardened
steel ebNh oaInot be dyi led OF broken
Yor ssle by STEARxs MARVIN. No. 40 MuUsy-s.
Faotury cor. st. Marx rplsce and Az. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

X. II. R. RADwAY's REGULATORS keep the
system in perfectly healthy condition good appetite
healthy digestion, action Of the heart pe"Au aad
regular discharge from the bowels healthy stomach and
pure sweet breath secured all who will take
OF RADwAS's REGULATORS twice per week These
sniou, pills improvement, all pills
meoepes Trey .xpe disease from the body wi ut entail
ns apon those who take them psn weakness sickness
r. K ofice, No l82 Fulion-si., New-York. Sold By
Dfufsifis and Stofeketpers Genersly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

The OLD BRICK CBURCH.-The dee Tuctlon OF
Iris I'D lar dmk has created n'derabie dis ;u'.i but The
intsodncton Of KSOxs NEW sye OF dAT ns i9fonea an
.no alive with praises 1T m beauty AZ
Price ONLY KSoxs il III No. 2Il Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

WIGS .-HAR-DYE m--WIGs !!!-BATCHELORs
improvements peculiar TO their house
They celebrated all the world for their graceful Sauty
and durabity-6ns chRrm The largest and bent
world Twelve private for applying biz
famous Dye. Sold at BATcHELoR's, No. 20 Broadway.
TREES AND PLANTS. PARSONS e. Co., Flush
NewYofk would sdvs to send In their
orders ey The stock Of EvERGRsss and other ornamental
2ees particularly coed. and they offered at Low rates
FRUIT TRIxs SHRuBs RosEs VINES and EXOTIC PLANTS CA
furnished variety and OF choice quality Trees will
be Fulton Market wharf free Of freight Catalogues
by mall or 4 No. " Wall ST., basement
NEARLY ALL GONE.
But few Of the silver plated TEA KETTLES at gil remain
bereeite for the kind OF thing See
our Dry Goods column Of this psPer
w. ]. +. DALEY Co,
Nos 63f and 6S3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.
viii present box Of my MAGNETIC SALvE any respect
able patient Who s call for II. FIR Salt Rheam Scrofula
Old Ulcers Bums unsurpassed s. g. SMITH Electro.
NAsuetist No. n Canst between Broadway and Churchs
HoILowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-The in.
fsity OF Me6ic In the treatment Of ruryy aud al
diseases Of shin and glands and the wonderful effect Of
Pills in stomach complaints aud disrrhtA FENDER them aos
penal IL 20 all travellers by sea OF land.
FISH FISH! FISH! FISH FISH
eARL, BARrsoL on uw L Co. No. ly feeawich-st,
Have al s'ge stock OF he finest kssd OF
EAcKEREL, In kitts. quAstcrs, halves and barfeas
CopFIsH, IN boxes, t~rcss and hosshoAds;
CHKEss, Burns, LsRp. Pork. BEsF, Se-
County Produce sold commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

SPRING IMPORTATIONs, 1857,
AT LAST Falls PRICES
Nov exhibition large aud upexior stock OF VELvITs,
RApysrRY BxUssELs TRKIEP PLY and INGRAM CARPETise,
Imported expressly this Springs trade which until further
nptce vii be sold u LAST FALLS PRIC%s The early bird
rats tbs worm. SMITH Il LoUNsBBRY,
Broadway neal Grand St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

CHANGE BLE WEATHER.
SnSdsn changes of weather. cold, from cold
70 arm are opt 70 be productive OF Sickness unless
people ave careful BSsNDRETHs FILLS when tue h
sympom OF catching cold" other feeling eontary to
health m,Li'ests tsef.
" All o who Lar guisb, droop aud fade,
Or whom tercer Illness thiius
Cell the biest compound 10 your aid
Trust 10 BRANDRtTH's precious Pills"
Pills. the pIoonsers and s~eeteners OF lie are
sod 1t box with tall directions No ~ Brandreth
B,ildps Nos as and All Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
SIX REASONS WHY EVERYBODY USES LYONS

KATHAIRoN
l. Its the cheapest preparation the hsir ever made
2 Ii IL pronounced by sl To be tie most beneficial
8. q mos cable TO
L. tits the clesnest aud most carefully prepared
5. 1t is the most highly peiumed. ,e
the only siee that never fails TO give entire sasac
top. oo,ooo O., ~
Der its excellence and universal popularity sold
BY al dealers eve ywhere FOL 45cents per bottle.
CIFRGYMEN AND STUDENTS SHOULD Try
CEIcBy SPECIFIC cures without puTsnf
Hestburn SICK Headache COstvrness and Piles IL made
from CO mon Garden Vegetables so cents per bottle By all
Drugests aud esle BY the Propeors CHICHESTER
Co No. l0l Wallet, NewICIk.
CAppETING AT REDUCED PRICEs.-ROyal Vel
vet 10, 10 1871 English Tapestry Brussels 76 70 lo Sfysg'
Patent Tapestry to 86 good Ingram 80 TO o. o
elohs from 10 Yards wide, chesp at HfArrs CsPet
Wsrsrooms. No. 2l0 Bow,Ty. opposite Rivintton-sL
CHEAP, CHAsTE, CHARMING.
Our Decorated SETs % pieces, tI IL ~ usual Proe
an list of prices in the Dry Goods eouna " TINS
,ana, W. j.. DALEY Co.
f~f Nos. 63I sad SIS BroA1wsy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14
USTUNl MILF.


nHE subscribers have associated themselves in the
open.d in Woods Block north Of the Court House.
large and entirely stock of all the various kinds Of
CROCKERY WARE.
Which have purchased directly from the importer.
and manufacturers for cash, and in large quantities
iected with the utmost e completely supply
the o! the city and country. 1t is intention to
keen our stock all times full and complete and be-
eve make it object for all persons to procure
any and all articles in line. Having estab
hed ourselves permanently this branch OF business
il viii; be our effort SO to deal 9Th friends and
toners, that when once acquainted With s our COOS
and our prices they will be our customers always Our
stock consists in part follows:
DECORATED CHINA
Atlantic, Webster, Jenny Lind, Plain Band, Blue and
Gold and Lustre Figure Tea Sets Fruit Baskets Vases,
Motto Coffees, Motto Mugs, Toilet Sets, &c
PLAIN WHITE CHINA.
Dining and Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets, Comports, Straw
berry Bowls, Soup and Gravy Tureens, Sauce Boats,
Corn Dishes, Bake Tribe. Muffin and sance Plates
Also, complete of Stone China white and
blue, in sets of 10 or 800 pieces
Also splendid lot Of Flower Vases new styles and c.
G. Ware.
Leaf Cherry Stands, Palace and Victoria Dishes Wine
Glasses, Ale Beer Mugs, run,bers, of every style,
Thistle and webster Goblets Cake Stands. Also, few
dozen OF Brushs Native Wine.
Moasses Cans Pitchers. Flu.ed Salts, Curtain Pins,
:oar Globe and Chimney Preserve Jars Ring Jars and
Covers Bird Boxes and Baths Globe and Police Ian
terms, Plated and Common Castors Caphine and Fluid
Lamps.
Ivory handle Knives and Forks, Corn do, Buck and
Also, splendid lot Of Plated, Table, and Dessert
Forks Looking-Glasses OF every style.
Willow Ware.
Baby Wagons and Cabs. Baskets with and without CO.
vers new and fashionable style Of Rattan Chairs such
as Ladies' Sewing and Nursing Chairs Arm Rocking
Chairs Chidren's Chairs, with and without Rockers,
Mats Feather Dusters Knife Boxes, Wine Servers Bed
Cords Coeoannt Dippers Whist Brooms, and variety
those i, sew who viii give . eall. SPENCER EARL.
Otava- August D. 1850