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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

EmIgrant Intelligence once and Labor Ex.
ss,auge has been from No Csnslst to No. 81
Wstft. Qate ADthonyst few doors west OF Broadway
10 tees charged. JAMES P. YA0AN, Superintendent
La Fargo House, Neutrality-suspicious. about locat
ing for the Winter Months elegant Apartments
with Board very reasonable Ises BY applying al the above
first class hotel.
Potatoes. Apples Families supplied, oy The barrel az
low prices, ct the EXPRESS PRODUCE STORE, No.
Powhng. green formerly No Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
Drp Uoo6s.

Drp GOODS.
DOMESTIC
DRY 60 o S.
AT LESS THAN
aver TION Pr c Z
FOR CASH.
CLAFLIN, MELLEN &c Co.,
No. iii BROADWAY,
NOW OFFER THE
L A G L s T s T
or DOMESTIC ard FOREIGN DRY GOODS ever exhibited
in tie
UNITED SrATES,
comprising every wel-knoE make of PRINTS, BLEAClED
and BROWN GOODS FLANNELs, DELAINEs, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

CTEWART, LAMBERT and BOWEN do HUI
~ offer any bargains like the following ISL 30
White French China Dinner rates tne oozeN I 30
White French China Soup Pates the dozen. ! X
Gilt Edged French China Tea Sets "A pieees''' Is 20
Fancy french China Tea Sets "a IS
Fancy Toilet SetsA :..''''.......... 20
White Toilet Sets, excellent ,Ised ... IS %
French China Dinner Sets, pAnle- ~ ............ l o.
Co. Glass Gobets, the dozen %
Cut Glass Wines the dozen . ~ IN. cot price
devefy arle'e ~ ~ J. DALEY Co..,
W. Nos 65i and 635 Broadway,
Between HeIa.op md Blss:ksgsts,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
fnrs an0 Robes.

.(QS BROADWAY Y-WlLLLAM MOSER of.
sJCc ,s during the month Of October the ;hespost and
richest fae III RS Offered n this ety. aud m. W
hured IL the style. AL Of which viii be sole below
:1s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

THE unexpected delays being overcome VIII
i positively be ready on TUESDAY MORNING. 2ta:
"THE PANIC"
A Brief and Popular Account Of all the Financial
PANICs AND COMMERCIAL kEIuLsioNS
n rHR UNITED STATES FROM 1890 TO 1857, INCLUDING
PARTICULAR ACCOUNT or THE TWO GREAT Rs'uLsioNs OF
1887 AND 1857.
By MgMsERs Of the kEw.Y0RK Pass.
The contents Of thi. timely pamphlet follows:
Chan J-P.SIcs AND REvULsioSs BEFORE l8'1-Reval'
sions o 1890 liS ana $780, Suspension Of specie Payment by
the Bank Of England in 1875 Panic OF lIs IN the hted
States; Reyulsioos Of 1896 and 1915 ~
Chan II-EvENTs PRECEDING the GREAT CRASH OF lSjd
GIerai Jscksons War upon the Bank OF toe Cne sta,e
VITO of the ring 8l Removal Of the Deposits; Tne
Imitation Of 1895 aud 1896 In Eng and and the United state.
iuIo. up TO Banks their number aud Capital from 7s3
10 e37 Strikes al d Trades Unions - ,,.- n,
Chan III-DIsAsTERs JUsT PRECEDING TIE GREAT hs-
WI sIoy IN lS3 Gres. Fire Of 1856; Short Crops of 3joo
impatons a Whcs 1861 The Specie Circular Of July,
Chan. IN - PsoCREss OF THE Pressure - Scarcity Of
Money One per Cent Month Considered EnoIm us Inter
Ting Exiracs frcm Papers OF the Day The Foaf Riots
Planting Interest Crash in New YORK Curious Extracts
zion, OF New YoIk Merchants the Pcsiden Universal
The Jokes theCrsis The Reign OF snnpsses HARD
for Five Years ,
THE CAusEs REvULsIoS OF LsSI-O2nions Of New,
York American; Martin Van Baren; Nicholas Bdde; DAM
Nahster; Jsmes Gordon Bennett - - 80
Events of the Eight Weeks Incidents OF the crisis
Gases OF the Rev1o Various Suggestions for the he nedy
Chsp. VIII-OPINIoSs AND SUGGESTIONS OF LEADING MEN
upox IHs PRESENT BEvULsIos rheo Parker; Henry Ward
beechsr Dr. Cbapib; DR.. Bellows; Dr. Cheeyer; Horace
Greeley; James Gordon Bennetti H. j. Hsymond
Chap IX-UsEFUL SUGGESTIONS FOR CURING ND ENpcR'
Our PREsEST TROUBLES
Chap X-JoKEs AND LITERATrRE OF THE PRESENT PANIC
WITH SUGGESTIONS HOW TO GET IHkoIGH fnE WINTER
In paInphiet form urice 10 For by all book
sellers ROSS rouSEY, Pabi.aeF's Agen;s
Copies sent post free on receipt OF Pce in stamps or oils Of
j. c. HANEY, Publisher, No. ll9 Nassau at, " Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

STARTLING REVELATION

4 STARTLING KRvKIATioN
TIE xYsrr.nS o, CITY LIFE
c. r: e ss sss:
"a Hs "a s: sss.sT s.s han y counsel
h.. sssn ersvsr& ~ celebrates saS sssfssy for Ne
/. %. .,ru o, PEE y, ME-. .s,,,,, yoaK MERCURY
HOSE MiHrLETrELD;
Tn. Corsrr.ss.rnx. pnor.
viii Is sss I q 10 70
wherever r.a aiss IL se eo% de- :sS.....a
S. which New Work .Sounds s.hsss in si.ns oo'o-s
MAJ. persons Of good and respectable standing VIII rocos
drawn viii skiuful pen IL thI thrilling
and VII read with fear emoins tina Astounding espo
This s,ovv vii, b. . UIsy,rncr. s gull
grsaEs y the beat a. lists IN the ormrs snd
ELEGANT WEEKLY.
which will appear 70 morrow in
and with e'sh' pages and and 81, ,.,
than ever. Be.ides ihs orisina rS%sscs Of
s % c .n s1 q
WHO WAS THE MURDERER,
Or. The Greene street HorAcdo
A VISIT iis IS s i s. issi ISLAND.
revolutionary romance, and tremendous variety OF ms-
INTENSE INTEREST
Comprising
ISrnRuyw,
very affecting scene
by Dow. Jr Theatres. Anecoes Night Adventure; Gen.
vert Thief Robsns Himself; Tho Candle free Ysnfes
SINGULAR Snd r.ss S.ps
gTsPns Frsneh Rat story It An 'es 70 KNOW TO; Much
1nr eossir OF rnr WEEK
sns's o, interest which may occur IN ne o'y during mo
from the papers OF the whole country. The
- MILITARY Matters .
Gre5si Second Brigade, elections, &c. The
will comprise letter from New Haven No SIS Excursion
Boosyn Proceedings OF the Board of Fire Commissioners
THs EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.
&c % @ with scs h and
C~nnr,y Gov King and the OF m %
Metropolis The Contest OF the Police UommissOners and
ot er topics which now exciting the public attention
oomprses letters from Harlem, Morrssna, Hoookeu. &c.,
BRookLrs INTELLIGENCE.
Careful and interesting
LITERARY
@ be &. nS s & new SSCs Of hs week and the
A''e' VIII DC gnu 10 An qn sDW pss ason pau
The lovers OF ieslh strength aud physical exercises will
Our:poos
sPoRIisG IsrRLLIGEycE,
generslly will be well cared for With such catalogue
ca" ''''"A'' " The NEW YORK MERCURY
must take rank without exception,
No expense exeon has which could render
perfection and the propreors determined
continue adding
until hey have realized their sangune hopes and given
the reading pubc such paper they wish 10 gye-a
mel complete In every department. and
WITHOUT A
The price Of tie paper. In It's new firm
ONLY FOUR CENTS
Don'' fail to procure THE MhRCURY for TO morrow.
May "a
Sold by al and boys Throughout, the city and
suburbs OfSco No. - spruce stree.
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Marr1o(f.

CuMSIsGs--Wi rSRgouEE-At the winthrop House, b.
ton, on Wednesday, May 20. by Rev. Nehemiah AdAms,
b. RIun ". CunnSos, n D.. Of Portland. 1s, ~ &
New York, 20 Miss ALICE J: wAIsRHoux, Of Portland
DrErz-WRogr-A st. Luke's church, Nashua, N. H.,
Tuesday, May 10, by the Rev T. Wright, kfu1A8
A. Dlnz, Of New York, to NARY VICTORIA Wn0ar, oaT
daughter OF he officiating clergyman.
EKuI-TnR.-Ou Wednesday evening, May 20, by Ne
Rev. J. B. wakely, Mr.. WILLIAM NELL 70 Miss JAsp ..
TKR, all OF this CITY
PosHoY-AIIARD.-In North bridge, Mass., Monday,
May Is, by the Rev William Bates, Mr. J0Uru IL Poa-
ROY, Jr To Miss SARAH A. AIiARD, both of this city.
ScAsnAS-CollSs- Il, ockyn, N. Y, on Wednesday.
May 90 the residence OF Hon. Edwin o. Perrin by Rev.
Jared b. Fsgg, rector of Grace church, Capt WILLIAM
ScASrAx tho Seventy hivd Regiment Brush a<ny,
TO Mrs VIRGINIA " COLLINS, Of Crtenden county, Arkaa-
New Orleans and Memphis papers please copy.
yAn VIVA R-PAIMKR--On Thursday evening Nay n.
by Rev. Mr.. Armtsge, Mr.. EDWARD VAN vEnoa 70 NJ
JAM A. Palmer, both or this city.
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Foreign Markets.

From the Singapore Times, March IL.
The Netherlands India government seems TO DO encour
aging the cultivation OF coffee and other produce In the
different parts OF their domnons or late years the pro-
ducton Of coffee the coast OF Sumatra has been
rapidly ncreasiog and from statement published 10 the
Java CoVron Of The It'll ut we End that Menado NINA
hassa the quantity OF coffee grown there Is also yearly
augmenting The following the quantities. produced
during the last Eve years
1854, picus TT7b 1855 pcus q, 262
1853, ..........16ll4 1850, ..,....... 20 ,9o6
1855, ......... .22,p33
Nutmegs being extens vey planted in the Nina
hnsa, and the koio Manila hemp already forms very
considerable article OF export
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The Comet may not Destroy the Earth,
hut sre adv sbsorhng much elemental heat 10 seri
ousiy Interfere With health OF all blcodcd animals
The murrsin In Europe the similar affection s
already seriously thinning The I've stock Of the rmersn ms
country.
And last veurefui arrows eve 4 10 man .--,,- =
This besare; but 9th BRANDREIHs pihs N
rrads on OF sickness ~e
ehsi through danger without injury Yet not pru
Dice against -yperence Soil al q bran1reth build
sing Aiso ~ Division srcr, and by A. Cushman- Broad
way, corner OF T weaty second street
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the new York weekly Herald.

NEvs PROM EuRorH, NKxiCo, CUBA, SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, KANSAS, UTAH, Erc.-AYYArRs
IN wAsHrNgrOr-TBs NEW JERSEY PEARL FISH
ERy, KTC., kTC.
The wsrxrv HERALD viii be publishsd ri ten O'Clock this
morning Among in contents win be found late and interest,
ing from Euope menco Cuba South and Central Anne
RIGA Ksnras and Utah Territories Ac Graphic Accounts Of
she Pesr Fishery New Jersey; Ansrs In wsshagou Edi
foras 90 various subjects --latest News By telegraph Fnan
cia cosrervs Religious Tbescsl. Political Sporting and
Maritime Intelligence; New york Cattle Market; Marriages
and pesis together variety Of Local and niscsiane
Gus iems snss oopies wrappers ready f~ mailing
he had Al he counter Price sir c.n'a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

THH UkM OF Tin NtASJN' - =. :. .
unnersRned In the above named dress hal ior
s asslres especially 70 call their attention 70 ne msny
pr"peruss nernbsnd IN this great triumph OF the ar
- - bsu~er cashmere OF the most exquN ~
% s s ersh ot ~ nnes to- possible a. light swan
80 -. w 'esuur~t dove coor-he whole texture iOrn
~. p,or 80 admirably hsrmonizcd To render pre-
s..so, e sresN me as ve dress feature Of the warm
nsnsrns " All Ne es-enau features from former Efforts
ooly ~ he store OF the inventor ' ""''e's0 N
JOHN n. GRIMM
NtBrosdway, N. Y, opposite
81 Psuis church.
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A Card.--An Persons VINO have Gray Hssv
or hair OF color are invited 70 cali and soasu Doctor
0RANDJEAN feel at "a Church street corner
OF barclay His u gives the hair the color Do
sired and may considered real prodigy Of chemistry
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iDTERfIsKIRNn RBaEWRI RVRgY DAT.
MISCELLANEOUS.

CAUTION TO THE PUBfIC.-TO DISTINGUISH THH
~ genuine magnetic powder or the destruction OF lnsecs
from poisonous limitations Il " necessary To ersmins the
wrapper. See that
rArIorAi NFpAL
r1a a. Eng and France Belgium ani the United states.
engraved thereon BE also iht, lhographo fae
snlle Of
LYor's SIGNATURES
appears boil onshe wrapper AMI the label Tai. caution
necessary 10 project The proprietor IRON fraud and he puoe
from Danger md DISAPPOINTMENT The leading scientific socie
ties and first "A Europe and America have pronounced
the Magnetic Powder the only poisonous nseci bsne IN me
world well the effective and fsts means for the
destruction OF bedbugs reaches heaa ants nics nots &c
Ac that prepared sold The proprietos OF The
priacpA
endorse Come and the testimonials Of Prince Albert
President FILLMORE and hundreds Of the nobility Of Europe
well n the 'sovercigns" Of America Tbs
PIitS
the erermnauon OF bats and mice, endorsed with
equal emphasis by ali who have tried them Call aud the
als Diplomas government orders scientific certificates,
letters, &c, 81 the central depot IA BROADWAY. -
EMANUEL LYON.
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CLOTHING
WAREHOUSE
&c and 6S Fulton street
The Articles contained this establish,
immense; In hundred falls 70 be suited
IN ever respect -
Persons from the country ordering clothing viii please
closs OF the arcc articles desrsd ohcrv se
their orders viii not be noticed.
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Whites % Dress Hats, Spring style, las
Fulton street. between Broadway and Nassau.
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Tue orua.-"Ia rsia del Regmento " was given last
evening" The second representation OF the Moreu
Nine de wIhorst tue Maria Morel the supizio and
Ns-s Aldsi The Tonic. We believe has been reserved
for New York TO PERFORM with other operate ea,s that
OF introducing oonsral,o 70 sing tenor The absurdy OF
ouch thing apparent and Is hardly necessary say
thai could not, and did not succeed There very
Ie for Adm, the opera being extensively cxciscd,
OF the night physically unable 10 - her part In
chat Tor the rest, Nine. de wihoga the most ps-
e4ant OF riundiercs, and sang 80 Dlsr than ever,
while Morei acted the old sergeant W. great oott The
chorus was well drilled, and the svchestra only
No further per formapces have yet been announced
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Best Quality OF SAbk HATS Will be Sold at o.
by ARCHER MARTIN 70 Greenwich street. between
Warren and Murray stJeeS
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Spring and Summer Hats and Caps, I'm ALI
their variety 'or gentlemen and yonhs large and spen-
did assortment OF children's and misses strHws.
KELLOGG, 3Sl Canal street, opposite West Broadway
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Anox's Scason.-sotwlthstan tho Back
wardness OF spring business has unusually good at
KNOCKS on the corner OF broadway Fulton street. the
anac Ions of his style Of hat being against
seet slush and mud II sdecdedy beautiful aud as durable
~ II Is beautiful Price, ~ usual only four dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

Fancy Cutlery, I'm Great Variety. j. and
q aAUNbERs, only II No. 7 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

Saturday always dull day 10 the real estate market
and the attendance Change Is small Yesterday nc
sales made nj auction and but little done by private
sale The sales Of the week ending May 10 amount 70
ts3T ,s55.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

Portable Dressing Cases, Of the Newest
styles. j. 4 g. SAUNDERS. only at No. Asor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

10 Cent Ambrotype LikensSses. with Case,
beautifully colored unequaled America originally intro
duced by KIMBALI, ST Broadway.
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New York Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton-Essay. May Is upon Seamen" by Rev. Mr. Jouea OF
Mariners church T. c. MARSH ALL, Rec. Sec.
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ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE KNOW NOTHING MA
rloNAL CONVENTION.
Last night the delegates from the Know Nothing Ward
Councs assembled In their rcspec Congressional dis.
trc TO elect delegate and alternate to the Know Nothing
National Convention which is to assemble Louisville,
Kentucky, on the I'd Of June next
The following Is an account Of their proceedings:-
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
This Convention met al the Of Duane and Green
wich streets Thos Mcknight, Of the Third ward, was
chosen delegate and George A. Barney Of the Fifth ward
81 alternate.
forxru CONGRESSIONAL pGrur.
Tho Convention In this district met at the OF Broad
way and Lspcnard J. W. Mason Allied the chair
while Robert Beatty, Jr, acted Secretary Ga the s,h
ballot, Thomas II. Wainwright was chosen delegate, Me-
Robert Beatty, Jr, was chosen by reclamation TO act rs
alternate.
Nrn CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
The delegate appointed for the Filth Congressional dis
trctcon.sng Of the seventh and Thirteenth wards, and
wliamsbure-was George A. Buckingham Of the Seventh
ward Alternate, Gilbert C. Deane' Of the Thir'e'nth
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL prrsr7.
Tue meeting for the Sixth district, which comprises the
S1eveuth, Fifteenth and Seventeenth wards, held at
-ohe Gotham House, in the Bowery. A. Higgins OF the
usventh ward, vas appointed Chairman, and Augustus j.
Bovine, Of the Nfteenth, Secretary
When our reporter entered the meeting the chairman
ssid-Gen.emen have 70 state that reporter Is pre-.
cent, and the question Is, shall no DO admitted II no CD
lection Is made shall permit him to remain.
Member-whst paper, allow me to ask, does the gen
Reporter am from tae HksAIr.
Mcnbcr-I move tina, he he admitted
The chairman said motion was unnecessary, unless
fbc meeting then proceeded to ballot for a delegate,
when Daniel Dowiy, Of the Fifteenth ward, WAS unani-
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL prriucs
The Seventh Congregational district embraces the Ninth,
Sixteenth and Twentieth wards The meeting held nj
Union Han, Of Sixteenth street and Eighth ave
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~~e~~.-

A Exs0PrT EAST INDIA PALE ALE
i,.,, ne sS SSHSs:.;d sos To ss q Dss -
~ 81: e s !. ss sss:s ts - = s -
s ssI;;:::a - o.: : =: y =
~, ~ ssss: n :ss q :: $50 n =:
ss. iHfs ss sa%lssr o. s sis ssSs "a ::zss
enable en- s "a . s c
ecsn. onc and Is general beverage. bob for As hvsM
UsIvrHsrrv coLLE0K LooDoac
AND PROFESSOR HoyxArs. Pr o TX cctIxow or
The sitting nature o: the chemical examination whoh -
have 6ee1 subjected TO- fully establishes het inc re:ss
pouring D." and Ss .Ss hoOs
care Which would spsy ruined it 81 any s
the sS %..sral s. employed se
IRON rHr AsiLrucA sASrARr cc-.GssorxR or TINS "LAs
From he pure ana wsoeso%s .s,urs Of the nsrsdss
very eSSsderaSS Sass,,y q sromac snodyns Sss Ssv
from SoY a. I sss essr asy sa -
Of hs health OF that organ ~he. In state Of wosaae. e
SsS .,hef ssn an SSnsry
ss D%s es '9 nd
rn Ssy sI has rsr M bsh Of ,.ooc,.
% ss s ae at.
ist%snsd and made from tie bss.
'aesf are pscsed Know o. one as YET on which ss
could 81 safely depend for doing good as A0rps bitter beer
D. ". prs rsvRs-
ROYAL roLYrncnFic INSTITUTION.
brewedb the firm OF Merss Alsopp sons and csnnsA
by chemical hnAiyss discover cor ser but that
durable from malt hoJs and From my
rence Icousider wholesome well aAaSeR
10 those In h. alh and calculated strengthen
the system In hot ciinaaeA
ROYAL PoLvrEcBsic INSTITUTION June IL.
FROM BENJAMIN rnAvyns. ESQ.
do not hesitate affirm that deleterous
employed Als0pps pale ale bitter beer and that
confidence In It's wholesomeness beverage reurains
shaken.
0RKEN STREET. April 20.
And many others which may be inspected al my ohcs
Allsopps ale on draught NJ
L. pelmonlcc.. ......... Beaver and Wlliam etreeA
Reilly. Nos. 81 and So Pine strcc<
AHor House Hotel. Broadway
Futile risnd No IL Pine street.
Taylor Saloon. broadway.
Sevens House 0ate I've monicos, BroadwAy
John Keefe. under the Metropolitan, Broad n.y.
Ben Honey. the =" Office" Houston strees
osoiss VI Brown. ........ Water street.
Mend,ms Next 20 Express ONCE Wall street
Washington Restaurant. .Bowhng Greeo.
Brandreih House. Canal and broadway.
Auction Restaurant ..... 80 Broadway.
Mlckle Msher. ..... l,orner Pine and wafer ssrooeA
J. O'Cosnor II An 70 Wall street.
Gisey's Waverley. broadway and Fourth suoc&
And la BrooklynAt
Thomas Dent. .......... Main street.
MckAmee. ................ No. 90 Main street
And the principal hotels snd restaurants all The o61do
Of the United States.
To hhds and In two and doycus ea0A
pints and four dozen quarts from
B-rhe UNDER aned also offers for sale at lowest caS
prises csrets sherres brandes, cbampagues &c 40, -
lrst brands An assortment Of s and sparkling o.
twbs wines 81 old vintage Just received AL Wines sps
ARTHUR KENDALL, win. merchant
No. q SOu.h William
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To IgH NERVOUS. WEAK AND p rs,.s5 .,t,.
Dr. webber's Invxcrstins nsnruiaer. gives srengm
Tie body umbs iniestnes seep, appse 90 resnovss 80
patton indigestion, purae. and cress new ncsn ma o"
Depo@ Dl B0very, prce " ~, Two t0 ~
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CITY CoMnlERCE&L REPORT.

FWGAY May T. N.
Aares-Salcs OF so bbls. were made including pots al
7 10. 7sic., and pearls at TO. a TIC.
BREADs1uFS -fIour-fhe market quiet tone,
While saes were confined TO about 900 5000 bbs at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

Ball, Back & Co. and the Harper's Head
quarters Broadway and Chatham square, photographed
yesterday by aOLMES. 20 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES
~ Wholesale.
kelly FERGUSON 2el Broadway and 81 Resde street
full and choice stk Of brocstels satin de sinea
dsmssks and muslin curtains, cornices, gmps
Ac, which offered Al the lowest pricea-
WINDOW SHADES
Our window shades the largest IN View YORK,
superior manufacturing facilities enable US 70 oder
Foods We invite The attention OF
close buyers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

Beebe d Co., Fashionable Hatters, I56
Brosdway have now en- hand full assortment Of genemens
and beautiful than they shave ever before sda;
beaver cassIneres fine and very h French fes OF
various qualities styles and coors; ha OF entirely
syles tn which, with their usual assortment of moleskn
aud summer &C. they invite the attention OF the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

deali0's Summer styles OF Drab Beaver,
pearl cashmere and all ooos and shades Of e hss
yourselves the purchasing MEALIOS
A6 broadway corner OF Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

LfvAES
~ EItenisye
Clothing
Warehouse
Nos 60 and 66
Futon street.
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lsSy.-Our Late Styles " spring and SUM
mer garments ready and sale. Al of these
from fabrics imported by and confined and up
With great tAse win be TO the interest OF friends %
make early selection. The sockot Cloths cassmercs aud
vesngs In custom II the largest and most elegant
ever exposed IN this ottv.
II. DEvLTN CO.,
Nos S8 go and $50 Broadway.
Furnishing 0oohAWe offer large and superior stock OF
every description OF shirts gloves aud under garments for
prng and summer wear Special attention Is now paid 70
made or made 70 order and at moderats pr ces
ID. DkVLlN Co.
Corner OF Broadway ana Warrea streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

Metallic Tablet Strop, Wholesale and Re-
tall j. 3. SAUNDERS. only at No. Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

mr.. GOuld's Fine Collection OF Valuable Pic
tures will come under the hammer this day.. q,
ocIost By the Mesars. sCHENCK's SO Nassau stree.-
Grsnch Talbot Hope, Alfred ". and Geo. A. Williams,
Rolf Phillip WOuremsD. WynAns &c. great In
Art and they warranted genuine works from these
tera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

Trade Of tao New York. CeAsAs.
statement showing The quantity Of the severs articles
nrst cleared On The canals al and the qusauy loft during
the third week In May, 1857 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

Spring Clothing.-Ragians, Frock Goats,
pAnts, vesN. n. r. COLLINS 4 CO.,
Corner of John and Nassau streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

EVERY LADY SHOULD PROCURE PAIR OF IrD ,Ls
~ rubber gloves, for garden and bousewors they ksep
he hands soft and smooth and make hem SNOWY wss y"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

Defiance Salamandsr Snfee-with Patent
powder proof defiance locks and Depot lS7 Pearl
ROBERT n PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

Ladies', l.0clitt, Son Il Co., OF Brooklyn,
have hand the selection OF dress aud mAnas be
found IN the city Isl FULTON street.