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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-07

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
WATSO>'S IMPROVED sl2 SEWING MACHINES
Ahead of all Others.
Took PREMIUM OVER COMPETITORS THE LATE
PHILADELPHIA, INDIANAPOLIS RALEIGH FAIRS.
WYE HAVE RECEIVED SOME FIFTY OR MORE
w of the above Machines from Baltimore, which we
do not think suitable for delivery in this State and
have returned them. And take this opportunity of in
forming all parties who have left orders for Machines that
hope to be able to deliver them No. Machines in .
few days, agent has gone North to effect that
rangement,
Persons DESTROYS of Machines leave their orders at
Rooms the Post Office, send them through the
mall with the certainty of obtaining one in few days
JNO. H. DAVIS, -
.. Scotland Neck,
Prop. State N c. for watson's sl2 Sewing Machine.
7. BOND POISAL General Agent, q
Raleigh, N. G.
SD. WILLIAMS, Travelling Agent
November 6, 1857. LOOT
W- Raleigh papers please copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-07

THE WESTERN HOG TRADE.-The transactions in
hogs continue dull at the West. The Louisville
Courier says the market there is at stand with no
prospect of prices being established for some time
to come. The crop of corn is immense, and the far
fatten their hogs at comparatively little
pense, and being unwilling to accept low prices, will
convert large proportion Of their pork into bacon,
which will not reach the market much earlier than
spring. The last contracts were at ST 6i cents,
but buyers refuse to contract at 5 cents
The Courier adds
At Madison, Indiana, early in the season, some
$4,000 hogs were contracted for at Sc 80 net, for
which, together with lots engaged at the market
price when the season commences. the business men
of Madison have advanced about $3.50. 600. At Ev
ansvile. Ind, and along the Wabash, there is ut
ter indifference among buyers to operate at the de-
cline in prices. Corn fattened hogs for November
delivery offered in Cincinnati last week at S.
80 without finding buyers. Those who have bought
at Sc and s., feel very sore, and contrivng how
to get out of the loss A house in Evansville enter
ed into engagements before The panic for g. 600 head
at an average of sc, to be delivered on the Wabash
We hear of several purchases in Gibson county of
small lots at IS.
The St. Louis Republican, Of Monday, has the fol.
lowing:
Farmers would offer freely if there was prospect
that 81 25 could be obtained but packers will
name no price whatever, not even figure material
ly under those quotations. Recently 200 head, av-
eragng 200 lbs. gross, sold at 81 net but they
for shipment. Another lot of $50 head was offered
to-day at the same rate, but without finding pur-
chaser. This is heavy decline, but the state of the
times render it inevitable, and farmers necessita-
ted to take what they get, Or hold over to the
next season.
The Chicago Tribune says of hogs in that and
other sections:
For present delivery 81 rs a S. rs, gross is paid
for hogs in this market, though contracts for No
vember delivery have been made recently, and should
money matters grow better not over SIS net is
likely to be paid during the packing season. A,
Burlington, Iowa, we learn that So SO, gross, only is
now paid which is some 81 25 net and at this rate
could be delivered here at about S. net.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-07

MILLER WANTED.-A GOOD MILLER WHO
NA understands manufacturing Flour, find good
situation with the Forest Manufacturing Company
Neuse River
Address WILLIAM r POOLE,
Raleigh, N. &c.
Nov. 6, 1857 iOO-8t.
20 Register copy times. '..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-07

!. DIED,
In Wilmington the Sd inst, Mrs. Sallie M. London,
wife of Henry A. London, and daughter of the late VIM C.
Lord, aged 43 years.
At his residence in Kinds county, the 18th October,
Wright B. Hendrick, in the 4Sth year of his age.
He a native of Nash county, North Carolina, and
has resident of Madison and Kinds countless Msss
spp, for the past % years.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-07

FINE CoRN.--Mr John Hackney, of Chatham,
has left at Office two of corn, each measur
Ing about ID inches in length, well filled and with
large grains. 1t was grown upland that had never
been MANFRED. Mr.. H. says it is peculiar species
Of corn, which grows larger on poor land than any
other species he has ever seen.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-07

- The senior editor of the Standard left Ra-
leigh on Wednesday evening last, for Kenansve,
Dupln county, where he to deliver agricul-
tural address on yesterday (Friday) He will prob
ably visit Beaufort next week. and if SO, he will be
absent eight or ten days. We commend him to his
many friends, and hope they will return him in as
good condition as when we sent him forth.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-07

RUssELL's MAGAzINE-The November number is
before u.s. with excellent table of contents. 1t is
one of the most readable periodicals of the day,
pleasant and interesting. As the Wilmington Jour-
nal well remarks its tone all matters at all per-
tanning the South, ought to give it the preference
with Southern people,"
Published at Charleston, S. c., at So year.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-07
TURNER'S NORTH-CAROLINA ALMANAC
For 1858.
~ L ID

SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
- By HENRY d. TURNER,
At the N. c. Book Store:
And by Lippncott Co., Philadelphia; and by A. g.
Barnes CO., and ]. NJ Fairchild Co New York.
Price $3.50 per hundred, and $50 per thousand.
Raleigh Nov 6, 1857. 100
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-07

II IFE AND CORRESPONDENTS OF JAMES IRE
IL DELL, by G. j. McREE Esq Price e SO per vol.
The LIST Vol of the above work may be had at either Of
the Bookstores here, application to
JAMES J. IREDEI.L.
Raleigh, Nov. 5, 1857. lO04t.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
6peeial Notice..
Wi.s,s Celebrated Farina Crackers.

Wtse,s Celebrated Farina Crackers,
Made material from that portion o the "hes
which IL most NUTRITIOUS and HEALTHFUL
II il estimated that POUND CONTAINS AS MUCH SurR
sENT AS POUNDS BREAD, ss II ia usually baked
WINGS FARiNA CRACKERS
small size rnney to the pound and baked dry
They to the taste and one Of the best Crackers
ever produced for FAMILY USE.
FOR LUNCH,
and with Oysters, they unequaled -
We ask every mother to procure WINGS FAhiNA
CRACKERS for Children They arc far superior TO many
Of the preparations usually given TO them beins decidedly more
heathul and noushns and they dissolve readily IN the
mouth, always eaten with tne zest =, -,
Ladies and gentlemen will find them unsupasa5le for Their
FINE FLAVOR AND PLEASANT TASTE.
sedeptary will ind WINGS CRACKERS most excellent
For .ons Gentlemen Baukes Merchants and Clerks
t NAV be used for with advantage IN maintain
ing q heathfu regularity Of the system . go
rseh.r- and Scholars in schools generally viii ind them
very agreeable. ,,,., !,
WiNG'S FARINA CRACKERS are most valuable article
for Travellers hpbosrd at sea- they are one
Of the yery best thing. that can bs eaten.
The them IL becoming widely extended and In order
TO guard against deception,
EACH cRAcHER IS STAMPED WITH The HAhEoF
"WING."
There no Crackers manufactured In tho Cniod
States like these o known Farins Crackers. .
WINGS FARINA CRACKERS are sold by most OF the
hes. oces in New York Brooklyn Jersey City and aso In
many Of the larger cities and throughout the different
States.
They may be had at wholesale only Of
A. N. THOMPSON Co.
Nos 22i and 23 Fulton-st, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

:, ,-,.,p, and prospective, light Msnufaetur.d
the reeep .,tve partly speculative, though mostly 10 tho
IL higher arc .e. are i4 hhd Kentucky at l3 c the for
tI Tor logs and the latter for choice .eectiens rAde
MT cttins i5GlSc sales a-o OF 100 bas
s AZ u ss5e y Secdeaf al 30d55 30 bales Cuba
IA rs eases Floridaen private terms
TIN-Blook Tin 10 inactive and the market l. less oIoyen
o, sales 20 the jobbng trade at 8! dJ7c cash ior bahc
stats command G6I cash and al II time whole parcels
can BE- purchased reduction from these raes Fars
are in better supply and with limited demand Pncss are
droopips We quote tx al IL 2atl2 3t; y ok -
io 81, 10 Is Coke Terne at 80 &lO 90 and Charcoal
1erne IS sales 7cod 800 boxes within tne
TALLOWIhe market is without change tne oIs,s' E n
ing a &C. cash. a.. -.
WHIsKY-Tbe market Is hrm but quiet-the allV.I' A..
are t large Sales Of 800 bbs at % dic closing At the in
side figure
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

Observation-Disclosures (Br( Duncan glasgow, McSymon
ship-A. Gsllatin, Dclano, Liverpool Corn GrnnelL .
Bnes-Jos Besrman lamp Wilmington, Peck Church; u
L. Buckman, " night Jacksonville -.
schOonenIE. w; Perry, Samson s. aaIy', Watson x
s Bolton Nichols Jacksonville McCresdy Mott Co; c.
Smith Bartlett, wilmington John NJ GOODRICH A Apple
ton New Orleans Eagle Hazard; A. X. Mckenzie Drirko,
Jacksonville Thompson Hunter Elizabeth (Br Welsh 81.
ven msster Castor Harding Aoga T. s. Schessings An
derson Persia (Br Smith, St John N b.. r DeWolf
Frances Beneridge Newbern B. Blossom Son; T. j. PICK
e Picker, Philadelphia j. W. McKee, sylph, Holly, Provi'
dence, B. Edwards. -
Sloops-Thos Hull Hull Providence, master Motto Mar
vel Elirsbehport master Maria Louisa Cummings, Fail
River, Master.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
u.rLc,. ReDorted bv T'slegraDh.

NrwonLr.ss April 2 ls57-The sales Of Cotton i.ordsy
GOO, nm 90 bales slightly higher prices quote Mddns
~ The sales up 900 bales, and the
receipts IS The stock s lS5 500 bales The receipts up 70
The .rn time compared with those Of last fail snr
I6 bales The receipt. at all the Southern ports up TO h,
date are 44 bales lees than those o lat Flour cosed
, an Advancing tendency Mixed Corn 7od76c Rio Coffee
Sales prime III sales Of the week $500 bags re-
c,ipt Co.. stock g. 500. freghtsCoon TO Liverpool Siod
aud Havre 80 bale Sterling Exchange, ~ = cent TX
change New. York T. cent. ooo,,
CHARLESTON April a. Cotton-Sales to-day 800 bales,
unchanged prices There have been no sales SINCE me re-
cript Of the AreIcais news.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
Gaies bp Aurticn.

A. F. MERwis Auctionner.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trade Sale
I'D Rooms No 10 Park row
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April p, at O'clock.
yAIITSBLE LAW LIBRARY-Comprisng complete sets
of Common Law and Chancery Reports English Law Books
ana a var, - OF new Elementary Works, &c
WFnNESDAY EVENING. April %, at 7 o'clock.
BOOKSELLERS STOCK-Consi.;inS OF general sssor
ment STANDARD and Msceilsneous booAs 0nsacs ana
School Books in quantities, &c.
MONDAY EVENING May T. at 7 O'Clock . .
STkTIONERS STOCK-Comprisiug large assortment OF
IN domestic Staple and Fancy Stationery elegant
Fancy Articles, hue imported Cutlery &c =,
MONDAY AFTERNOON, May II, az O'clock, and four ol
lowing days ,
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY-Of valuable Standard and
Books In the departments Of Literature
Arts ssd Sciences many of the ancient aud modern @
including variety Of exceedingly rare and vau
able works.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
RrssrLL W wIsrcorr, Apctioneer,
WILL SELL, THIS Saturday MORNING

w April IS at 10y o'clock the entire splendid fuRNrUny
magnificent PIER MIRRORS. ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
kc contained in the hvrsiory Dwelling No la2 Wet ala
This FURNITURE o the mo-t eosy and elegant descrp
ton embracing slso yssAbie WORKS of ART. Ts. ~
in DINlNG-ROOM with
E.ssnt Extension Dining Table 600; silver Dnas sna
Tea Service Ssysrs rich China and Ct Glassware Of eysrv
6e.cripoD Fruit bssksts Kettles Casters, Spoons Foss
pes AID silver Kniyes Liquors stands Sc nsrbep Buset
Milton Carp~ts with a complete sssortuest Of DiSfyG,
ROOM FURNITURE. Immediately after which in PAR
LORS
Two elegant full suites Of solid rosewood Psrlor Fsrutu,
richly carved clusters Of fruit covered in rch In Der
feet order srncep carved rosewood Essees asde 10
otd,r by Strv,ns with mirror fronts two spelaA Pier
Clrs.cs xIs; Velvet and Wilton Carpets SILK sza Lac
Curtains French Ornou Clock French Escrtor mounted Ia
Oruolu With Secretary attached rosewood Center Sra and
Pi,r Tables; Turkish aud Reception CHAIRS In sstn TrkA
Ioursss elssant rosewood 7ctaye Piano Forte psds b.
costly collection Of China Vases marble satusEy and ssrs
Pa0 Orrarnts If every descp,ion sos collection q beau.
tl on Psnt three elessa, Chsnd.lss, Music Cssnet
sup.rb roe. wood Secretary Bookcase, kc
LIBRARY AND CHAMBER FCRNfItRE-Eefsss
ssug Bureaus Washstand. Toilet set. ~ Ssrs
China Psdsicsds ~ elegant hair Mattresses, bees n4
BEDDING Cenodes full suite rosewood fanitnre covered
velvet Sofss Arm Chairs, costly Ensrsvnss osl
Minors Chsyel Glasses splendid rosewood Library ysokcs
tapestry Carpets elegant marble top Hall stand HAL CeAs
oi!elo,hs kc including large variety of hre frnssf, x
scrrtlon mentioned in this sdyertiseen Az n
which will b. sold without resa.d 20 weather Dposes v
be required Of all purchasers Goods 10 bc removed day VI sNs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
e ,mo.t sbundan. that has ever been gathered in

Fvoa IA PidysEe, lo;A
There was active demand for money to-day, both
IN bank and outside Prime paper ia offering freely a;
9per cent but lenders appear less anxious 70 take
the upward movement ia Exchange. We gradu-
ally beginning feel the effects OF the failure OF me
sugar crop, not 80 much in the increasing want. %
parties connected with the trade but rather ron cue
secessity Of paying for the large foreign imports.
change Continues 70 advance and the offerings Io,uaS
were smali. The leading drawers of Sterling put up up
ahe rate 10 1884, and expect TO get ire.S
steamer few sales only transpired at Iyt tber.
There is nothing doing in Bill OF Ladihg o'"'
are in fact none in the market
VILvn OF IsPosrs Foreign Mereansne ,5s9s was le a.
TON House Of Seo Oredn' for tse qra, , sr -; sS5
txsa 2agdl6
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
Whnlera.

At Orubs Feb q bark Rothschld, Of Orlesns oil not re-
ported -
Bedford reports her al Maurus March l. with 800 bbs WI
oil In blow Feb went the reef at that port but had
of and would the railway day exAni-
nstion; leaked at date from TO inches per hour.
letter from Capt Norton Of bark Ceora Of New Bedford
reports Ter at Kems Nov TO- with 100 sp. all told.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

YyERENCR BOYLE, Auctioneer. r.-GENTEEL
Il HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-On MONDAY. Aphl ~
lot 0eloch At No q Mnkstst eompisins r.Ts n ona
try and Ingram Carpets. Stair Carpets French bedstesoH V
cloth Extension oak Dining Table Window Curtsns sna AZ
the Furniture contained In the said Sto house eSe p"Vs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY
sup-Ri,., - 5:C6 Se,....... $50 He'll Gate. 9:o5
HIGH wATER....THis DAY.
Sandy HOOK. 1881 Gov Island 82lm Hell Gate.. l00
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
w. s. MELLoR AueNoneer-By W. s. AELy
HNHIS DAY, saturday. at lOt O'CLOCK, ,..n,o .. n,

". 5. MELLoR, AucNoneer-By w p ".L m
HNHIS DAY, (Saturday,) at lOt O'CLOCK, ~ q. a,,
At the sae,roofn Nos IS and IS Pss1ws Iae sas Of
dealers and house keepers directed nwsras of = 20
worth and q. sssIeI and ecn
is good and some great ass - bn,f and ne hair
Pillows. gseOsals se n.Sossas S.
and maple wssh.ns. psmoto. patent mahogany
ts Of S,ps SIsd eIder e 90
ioo DO - Center Tables mahogany
do window Curtains. Gornoes shsde. S Ss 10 on,
Nood sofa and easy Chair in deans; and
cspon Chairs s.I.rs. Iis. ccunsrDsn. cs Conn
o,s,. Pisnofotes mahossny rosewood do &C., beside
an lot of small ,Ts @ ~ u'si" "1 70 % GAaTscee
Of rosewood psror suites Center and other Tables
Bed.eeds and Washsands in rosewood
Do n.hos.ny enamsled suites fine and hair Mat
sss Mirrors Paintings Engrsvngs elegant decorstions
Ie Goods packed BY experienced workman Catalogues
-, ming o sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

GALE of valuable REAL ESTATE in PARTI
TIoN-ANTHONY J. BLEECkER Co, will sell q pub
lie Auction st the MercnAnE I1nsnse 10 .ns C, Of
under direction Of Henry Nicc referee the premises
The south western of Houston and Aens said
sity being fifty egth inch snt BY eighty eight
fret four inches o Houston ST. or less.
The premises are known a HERMITAGE HALL
See Referees advertisement of sale The Evening Post
For further particulars apply REFEREE at HI: oe
No. ls7 Brosdwsy or to JAS. W. WHITE Defendants At
tcrney, No. 81 Liberty-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

HENRY ii. LEEDS, AucIoneer.
HENRY II. LEEDS & Co. will sell by Auction, on
IL SATURDAY, April Is, ct l0i O'Clock, at No. 10 Nc
Dorsslst.; - ..-.r, ,-. II
0ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURE-Consstns Of
Brussels Carpets stair Carpets Ingram Carpets Oh Cloth sd
Chairs and Rockers rosewood marelctoP Center aud
ide Tables; rosewood msrbetop EaEeres, on fsintns
Giran1ole. gilt frame Mirrors, iron Hat Stand, &c.
BEDROOM FURNITURE. Rosewood and mahogany Bed
steads and Bureaus and Washstands bolsers, fiows'
Hair Mattresses Straw Mattresses Feather Blankets,
muslin Window Curtains Toilet Sets kc The sale
win commence with the Kitchen Furniture after thus the
Stamps Artificial Flowers manufacturing and Fixtures VIII
be sold.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
Removals..

II RY L U d w IS'
II PRINTER and PuBLIsHER
To No 50 CENTRE-STy 80.
Between Duane and Ps.I: E. yas,:s .aa shsr
sxscufed Trsnslatons into the Gsnsn "a ~
languages made German Lutheran RsisiSs. Hsrsl
German Lutheran Church and Family NewsPsP"' W.
reHsiOusIesssys and church tntslisrnos
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

nRATORIO Of THE SEVEN SLEEPERS-
OBy the N. Y HARMONIC SOCIETY with full Orchestra
on FRIDAY EVENING May l5 at the City Assembly Rooms
attended the last performance can nave Their
lie Rehearsal exchanged by applying ar the Rooms OF the
Society (Dodworths Monday evening next Pertaining
members particularly requested 10 be present on Mondsy
evening be the only rehearsal for the Concert Of the
BROOKLYN Christian Association.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
Total A........s.....ss .sss..sss'''s''
TotA Pots and Pearls...........

Total Pots and Pearls. ..................,7 Tvs =,
COTTOS-Soths has been developed since the receipt oil
sAe hand this afternoon During the morn
a the quiet snd under the Southern accounts
pssses have been sustained We quote Us follows;
SEw.yoRH oLAss1FcATloS:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
u.xh.s. C.nn,r11r RrRoRrsp YOR TIE TRIBUsE.
At &SQ$8 % ,, o. 1,r7

FRDAY, ApTlI a, Ioo7.
.curc TIE r,s,ie. {s better aud quite unsettled For
Pets 90 ,0GsS U.s. with sales oil " op ana ears
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

A. c. TuTTLE Auctioneer, -
III H S ID A
i SPLENDID STOCK Of FIRST-CLASS FASHIONABLE
ROSEWOOD and OAK FURNITURE beins ~e
STOCK Of NJ J. A WALTERS, q ne
Corner of BROADWAY and BROOME,,onnoJs~ Hall
Oi O'Clock THIS DAY, embracing rosewood snh asr
Library, Dining and Bedroom Furniture. a. 2. Tn.es neat
sned OF the best class stand the test oi tne ~.
and 10 be sold to the highest bidder, for cash.
restriction.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
Che Ball Season.

GRAND BALL on SATURDAY EVENING.
" April IS at Mile. CAROLINE VELlESs DANCING
ACADEMY No q Howsrd-st. The bail VIII open AZ sna
os. AZ O'CLOCK Tickets 81 cents Private Lessons for adic'
and gentlemen every day and At o'clock for practice
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

BY Telegraph.
BOSTON, April A-An. bark Elm and steamer Joan Z
Levy, from Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
Drp Uooos.

A 7 FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE, No. 63
"A Brusdwsy.-A complete assortment Of EAST INDIA
snd CHINA GOODS, wholesale retail. INFORMATION
SAMPLES u these goods sent per uisn
ID A II L G L X o B L s. -
I'D BEAUTIFUL FLoUNCED ROBES. So
PLAIN FLOUNCED ROBES, SO TO Slo
A, LANE PORTtRS
No 3l7 told No. ~ CsnAl-st., near Meu-s.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
Nun HARMONIC SOCIETY-FIFTEENTH

PHILHARMONIC sOCIETf-FIFTEENTH
sEAsoN-lSS iS.Iis n ana .st CONCERT % will
Of s md .. Irwin. p.:. IT,.
ing pp .ISERD and Mr. II. C. TIAN Conductor
Mr. Iets. ss s g, s :. ,s, mc'; store:
M ~, sd.s Wm Hail Son, No 80 Broadway; .nd
W.isf S Fgl,oas sT0o.ys s.,,. Member. u.
All ,hs sold the door the evening of the
coscert viii be- 81 50 cash No secured Doors open
l. SPIER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

RUSSELL w. WEsrcorr, Auctioncer.
EXECUTOR's SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR
Il NITURF-On MONDAY, Ayril n at No. 80 iith--t.,
near Broadway consisting OF Paor and Chamber Furniture
Carprts superior mahogany Furniture Sofas Chairs Mrrors
center and Tables Curtains and Shades Painting Gran
doe. Vases Bedteads Bureaus. Wash.ands, Mattresses
Beds and Bedding Oilcrohs Hsstand Chns Cut Glassware
French Ormolu Clock Hall and Solar Lamp with seneal
assortment of Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will com
mence Every article be removed from the house on the
day Of sale. Deposits will be required.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

,., n. Annual Election for fifteen Trustees Of the
NrwYSf SOCIETY LIBRARY vii Be o held 1 st ss Library
Surs Ali % 1851 between the hours Of aud 10y
eesh o. H. and the Anuu. Meeting Of the shareholdsr w
khe afternoon. - . - -, y.
T,.i.r.n1 Inteiiigeuce Once and Labor Ex.
inse S.s been removed from Ne CsnLst: TO No. 81
enahSc % sn,honv.stD few doors west Of Broadwsy
Wo'h-'.i !d w.. JAMES P. FAGAN. Superintendent.
p.-a,o,,. eIf.CIeani.G Furnace. the most
Sy nd ar, heater in the market, for sale ey
se''iu Ana 'a's cox RICHARDSON BOYNToN,
No. ia Broadway.
-S.,,..Ii.m--Mr. ANNA LEAH BROWN (of the Fox
rsny, !. i At hOInr No LUDLOW place corner Of Hoa.
ton an1 ee.. ~ her peculiar powers SPIRIT ME-
MN MIN ~ Wour. from 20 and from TO Fndays Sat
rrdsys and Sundays excepted an. ~ P.eH aiensenent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

~ ,, opp 20 the public and contns many interesting and
curious thiusa The s,atuay sSoe worth the price Of ID
miss,ep.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
Amuoem

CADEMY OF SIC
"A According requton presented BY large number Of
influential citizens and the Pf'n''PN As VI 'Ae "snsle
rofesson, , ,,rSpy W RyJIows
will deliver an especial Lstgrs; ~ ,.r,sr,,p,r, ,,
IhL hIAAii0 pfiRIIC MORALITY
If The he.ter the sober and sacred interests
Of society, .r - rvrSrSG Anil y 1s,,
AZ -. 80 ,sbicb vi be devoted TO the
INT P''''' AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND.
established for the relief Of all SICK ana aged members Of the
hs 60 cent. each be obtained the various hotels
music booksellers IN e"y brooklyn, WI
liamsburrh, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

PORT OF NEw-YORK. K........ApRIL a.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

~ ~ w. J. r. DALEY K CO, 4
Orsinal and old established stand, .a
Nos 6Sl and 6Ss Broadway .
between Houston and bleecksfNs
TI7HTF-ROCK COMPANYs LINSEiS
w COATING CHECKS. fine sHIRTiNGS and ws~i
i"h' 'hinii'' .NEsMIfH Co, No. II Brosdv.y:
SO DOZEN French CORSETS and BOD.
III cEs "a ,ize. win be opened on MONDAY. Lsdssc -
rnS French Corset Of tn. best shape snc Of ths a.
,i.o and al reasonable price, be suited Ao{se"
DO not suit may be exchanged Dealers sugpied-~<S
" H'' ' THOMAS TATE, - a q.
No s6 Csnast., corner 0resnss..
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

MIRRORS at AUCTION PRICES. ,
u C. K COVERT has hand Of the largest ana bert
assortment Of MIRRORS offered in TN, city G
PIFRS MANTELS Sidewalk and OVALS and wil du'
ucete at prices they brought article sent out 9 ne
store at his sr-at Annual Sale "Wednesday d inst Wein
vito general careful attentive examination OF our stock
by ali Intending to furnish this Spring the article offered are
entirely uueqused and will be sold st the lowest possible
figures Call and see for yourselves
e c. X. COVERT,
No 924 Broadway
Between 2lst and Ad-stS.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
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