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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

profession without its arisiocratic votares Few
are aware that the columns Of leading organ ia
Wall street sre grsced aud enliyenec b. haod IA
which the blood is all noble or that in oien times
the eltt. ring spur of the knight was often found
beresth the habit of the palmer, 10 one OF our
best writer's and most promising politicians IS
concealed scion Of one of the cldcs. aad hishes.
family trees IN the United Kingdom
Now. all these men toll with Tigor and success,
sid love their toll too. When put to the mettle,
there ;s more manly muscle in this race Of British
aristociats than . pupy Young Ne~-l orker' or a
tuft-hunting snob OF sry cline would imagine. II
il with such men coming to this country, as win
ST Denis without bis head, in tie first step lies
the difficulty After that the road to fortune IS
clear and open before them. Sometimes IN dreams
may come a voice. soft 10 every ear, OF nome,
or the picture may rise up OF some SWEEP nooH'
dear 70 childhood in the old snd, with ITS pleasant
lsLe. It's tiny bTooklet, stealing along tue PeooIeu
bed with mirthfu music lis velvet carpet and
wooded bower: bu, amid such memories, and
amid tie crush and heat and wrestle with stern
realities that belong 10 struggle for fortune or
horor in a new land. there is tentold compensa'
,ion in the sense Of independence, the feeling of
freedom the nobleness of work. aud the conscious
ness that what one wears one wins - tle strong
brain and ready hand.
We are aware of the sensations these revelations
viii rouse in many sweet little hearts IN aud
around Fifth avenue. II is not without deep
sense of the responsibility we incur that we make
them. We are in hopes, however that even 10
that quarter they Will LOT be without good effect
When the Fifth avenue learns that such noble eA-
otics as we have pointed out are shedding 'Aer
bloom down town, il will probably no. make 80
much az il now does Of such polyanthuses and tl-
ips as the common run of English Colonies or
Frerch Counts. Neither, when Lord Napier goes
next to Nahant, will it, perhaps surround him
with as much homage and curiosity IS if peer 10
this country was as rare as . porcupne. For the
rest this article points its own moral; and as there
can be no reasonable doubt that The TRIBUNE Is a
faYoritc accompaniment to Queen Nictorls's morn
ing uuffn We commend / to her sage and gentle
notice as also to that of his Imperial Msjesty Alex
ander II. We have room yet for few Princes
and Grand Dukes out West. In our young and
glowing couLtry, which so Ill contain its pas
sion for arlstOcracy as to run IN RIOT OF reckless
ness after every mo,k Count or Baroo, and sur
round even De Riyiere with romance, it needs
poetic fancy to picture the homage and hosptaties
which would crown the coming aad make pleasant
the path Of a young Romanoh or Guelph, Whenever
one comes over here to embark in any honest busi-
ress on his own account.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
The mails for Europe BY the steamship City Of
Baltimore viii close this morning at l04 o'clock.

The accounts from Vera Cruz by the steamer
Tennessee, are far from nfirming the recent re-
ports from that city of successes on the part of the
Consttutionalists on the frontier of that State.
SO far from this, the strong Castle of Perote has
at last been obliged to surrender to the forces of
Echesgaray the starving garrison having fallen
back on Vera Cruz The whole eastern slope Of
the mountains is now in possession of the Zuloasa
party, and nothing saves Vera Cruz from attack
except its indigenous yellow fever, and as the
Winter comes on even that means of defense will
fail. The prospect OF the ultimate triumph of the
Zuloaga party, which we have always considered
probable, becomes every day stronger. 1t is not
with this party, but with its opponents, that Spain
has Il quarrel, Zuoaga having caused to be executed
u number of the persons concerned in the Cuerns-
vaca massacre, in which that quarrel originated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
that The TRIBUNE is conducted in no such trim

that The TRIBUNE is conducted in no such tnm-
Mig, mOubling, pont.no point, shily 'hn'y way
that IT CAT be necessary 10 go out Of It's Editorial
columns to ascertain its meaning. Tnat we hate
Slavery every where, and labor sni hope iOr its UNI
yersal overthrow and eradication, orr readers wei
know. That this is the basis Of our hostility to rs
extension, bas Deyer been disguised. But We un-
t.rstaid that the limitations Of power limit re-
sponsibiiy also, and We struggle particularly
sgsnst the extension of slavery because that IL
matter OVER which the whole American People
have manifest and controlling influence, while the
States. within their several limits, sovereign.
But If the suppression Of the Foreign Slave Trade
aud he prohibition Of Slavery Extension shil tead
"a. our Revolutionary fathers clearly expected
to cause Slavery to dwindle and die in the States
which now cherish il, that, far from being an OBJ
lection 10, is 81 additional and very cogent reason
for, our persistence in the faith and works OF the
Republican party
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

forebod'ngs, and 90 betake tLemselye, e;,h..
suicide or stroog drink. Mr.. Chogman p,ec,.a. ~
cheer their de'Ponding souls by making the fo,lo.
ing deep and novel sphoristic -ark: .r,r,.
when sisted and explained. viii. in N. s,I
" alwsys overthrow error We humbly Deg mas.
mission to suggest that this depends souexh,.
upon who states and explains Il. II va dld An.
know certainly what Truth Mr. Clng,n., res.,.
10, nothing would give iptenser rapture TIA, :.
advertise it (gratuitousl!) in our columns. Bu, =.
have our misgiyings. The Truth upon which ",
Cingman seems to rely il, tha. "ui,,s,s
ls not equsl 10 white man. But win "A.
wreck, crash. smash, tumble, sliding, AMI,
ting, Cracking, crushing dislocatioa and fn..
ture be ayerted by the general prou.,..
ton OF Mr.. Chngmsns axiom aud its general A..
eeptsnce by fear-stncken and tremblirS nan,
k.ionl That is the point. Because IL ths s,,.
epce Of the paper to which this letter wa, WRIT.
will avert catastrophe so crowded with m;..-
AID madness, We will cheerfully resign our.s,..
to the continuance of the nuisance. Me,pxha.
We are much obliged to Mr.. Cngman. updsr,h.
direful and distressing circumstances, for ox.r;,,
us the consultations of religion. When. av.h.
"the truths which God Almighty has s,am,,s
",isbly upon his creation especially upou (" n;,.
gers are realized by the citizens Of ali section.
&" of the Union, the Federsl Goyernmen. will mo,.
:" on steadily. Well, we rather think il will.
Mr. Toombs, whose letter is more senteptiov.
than Mr.. Clngman's, does rot zee much h,ppus,.
or prosperity or permanence or comSor, or o,h..
agreeable things in the future, unless the lttls
paper obtains generous support. wemust there.
fore prepare for the worst; for We are satisfied
that rather than read that paper msjority Of our
citizens would cheerfally submit to .he wreck Of
matter and the crash of worlds.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
LYON's. MAGNETIC POWDERS,

VII DESTROY Garden Iuse,ts Cockroaches Bed Bug Fle
OF reisble article of ,h, knd is nesmsble la wsrm
weather all nsiue teens viii these snroiIg ces Ih Po"
them. conPsoy Of bot.uss from TIE Horticultural Society
of Pa while amid the ms Of Asia observed that all insects
This q guard their li.h camps ora these
Intruder. o,snes of The Ps.t were ooush, home oy Nj,
mept Its npy powdered LEAF cheG.cay prepared 70 te-
have obsiued from the governueus Of England France
Germany .PS sSa from IN. w wsSs Eau. aud numerous
Liter fom the ffs.i,sa' St the uoited St.tes ,os,
"Mr FM.NurL LyoS-pss Sir: have the pleasure TO In.
fern ,tst the Roy. Cor%i.on Of se World. Far a!
London have awarded or ec sd Certificate for he great
'si'e VI '0O' ''s'''' "Mtisso FILLMORE. Chairman"
The above was accompanied certificate Of Prince Albert
i1isfRtr FROM Nsyo sSIsoS; n. 1870
LYox-D,sr Sir: We have sp.J.cd sad tested your
Magnetic Powders ard hud them perfectly hsrme. 20 mankind
end domestic snm. but certain death ~hen inased oy e1s
JaMrsR CmLros. NJ D, Che=i..
Mr. John RoS SgS rSl met & Ro.p
<. ,, ,:u s'i Il e: u @ :,s "n
dI % and mus, ssS ;n. o 10 se ao
O. sebc.. Metrcpci,sn Ho,e.s g Judge Meg. Prs.
$s1, s ams.n J,%r .aos SeFEs s pS,, Ss
soi s:,ir;l igFo.cs The F.i@sl Cub s.v. tested
bus 81. osrdeu Pi.a, can Sc P;e.erSsi, sid
xm.sssmsaa. made siroosb Mcsa. BARNES P.Rx
Of k,~yort. TO have sold 'hrOushoa, the world. Many
= "NEw-foKK, Nov g. 1888.
'Ip r.S,ips business have sot ali Iusec Powders
and P Patent az tbe secrets pertaining thereto 10
M~ssrs Psrk This Powder discovery made BY
nyseh sbd brought the interior OF Ass ard uLknowa
spy ether The genuine aud ehece article
up IN tn canister, aud will continue 70 bear my zane
II LyoNn
Ret ar nice cannot reached by powder and killed
bys NAGkEIc Put. Order them through any unerehAn
'Tis LyoDs Powder kills insects In trice
But LyoL's PHI. are mixed for rats aud mice .
0snyle Fshs Is cents regular sires 80 celts aat 81 Fol
Low dir, ctiors Use freely and thoroughly.
stesm~-s .hps. houses, pubic buldrss &c, cleared OF
soscAes. &C.. BY CONTRA, ana warranted
B.RSEs & PARK,
kos Is and Is Pak Row New legk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

ever snce he attained g. mature years, be hss
been in Intimate relations with men con er1ej IN
improper depletious Of the Treasury. A Lobby
hgeLt, he has no doubt been enployed by persons
HON, as Controller, he would have to trcat win
severity, or else prove false to his duty. We m'y
add, aso that high degree OF political virtue or
great capacity Of subordnstng the Interest OF his
party Z, the public interest his neTef beel atlrb-
uted 10 Mr.. Purser.
Mr. Haws, OIL the other hand, ENJOYS an uh'
bltmi.hed reputation for practical ability as weu
a, for inteerit, AID frmness. He is business
uan and has long been familiar With the very Kind
Of ,fT.irs which vii come icto his charge should
he be elected. He has never got his living By
Office. and has never sacrificed his independence IN
ts pursuit. He is just the person whom any judi
c;ous father would desire for the guardian OF his
children; or whom any one creating az important
trust would choose for the tru,tee. AS Controller,
he would administer the finances OF the City win
eminent .kilI, intelligence and frmness No cheat
ing contractor would receive any indulgence from
him. and plotters to defraud the City would iind IN
him dupe Just as little as confederate.
Such are the two men BY one OF whom this in.
portant Office is to be filed. TIE taxpayers and
honest citizens Of this great emporium can elect
either Of Them as they see ht. Aud If they are 80
MLd or 90 Indifferent to their own interest as to
leave the result to chance, and to stay away from
the polls why all that have to say is that they
will de.erve to have the worse man elected, and 70
be soundly plundered afterward.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Nempork DAILY @.ibm,te
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No notice taken OF Communications What
ded for insertion be authenticated BY the
name and Of necessarily for pubhss-
tion, but as guaranty for his good faith.
Wscanpo undertake TO return elected Communications
letters THE TRIBUNE Office shosld In Ill be
addressed TO HORACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

CAYETTy's INDICATED PAPER FOR TIE
waTEs CLOSET This novel article s unri'sed both fr s
excellence and the popularity is acqurne Families Tav
esrs bachelors in fact everybody buyingh Up for regular
IL glorious article pure owdake medtcs,ed
with sku put with good and wararted
to be sure cure AID preventative Of piles II you have piles
use II, II bsse usst eis l7puyas wei
remedy Sold by all druggist pure hased
smallest Target Quantities at tc DeppA No al Anu
~. sheets 81; $50 sheets 80 that J. C..
OAyErTy A. y is water. marked In each shset..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

splendid assortment OF
Orr 00oDs, hADE WARRANTED.
fgA Sara, CASTERS,
BASKETS SALvEas PIrcHERs s1.t lo.
URs. the size of large Cosee'Pot, VIII
FAUCET
the labor Of raising ths coffee A. arms ioasth or
vvery cup poured; 10 stylish and the price low.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-06
Further Reduc tion.
Mzs Ess9 - So
JULY 10TH, 1858.
Through Rates of Freight from
New York TO Nashville,
In connection with New York Side Wheel and Screw
Steamship Lines, to
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
NeU XnrIr 70 NnshUiIIc
CLASSIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class.

CLASSIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class.
Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots, Shoes Ii
quors, Oils, &c, in bottles: Camphene and Spirits Tur-
pentiDe in barrels; Carpetng China Glass and Glass
ware, IN cases Clocks, ConfectoBeries Cotton Cards.
Cutlery, in cases. casks, and boxes; Dry Goods, in
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shruhbcry
Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking
jars; saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware Except such as specified in First and
Third classes) Coffee Mills, Machinery: Foreign Ii
quors, in barrels and Pipes; Tobacco in boxes Leat
er, in rolls and boxes; Oils, IN barrels and casks:
Crockery and Queensware in crates and casks; Rice
Whiting Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
Third Class.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, SadIrons, Zinc and Tin in
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee Heavy Castings
Mil Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axles, Railroad
Wheels and Axles, Chairs, Spikes and Rosin in bbs
Special Rates.
| Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light ar
tcles not enumerated; also, Carboys OF Acids or 9th
/ double First Class rates
CO No charge for draysge, wharfage or forward
| ing Tn" above rates cover all expenses from New
re- Stevenson and all stations on Nashville and
Chattanooga Road west ofStcvenson, entitle above
| rates.
| Insurance.
By the above Lines a per cent. less than by Pitts
making difference OF 60 TO IS cents per 100 pounds
on dry goods.
NJ Road will not be responsible for any damages
| occurring nj sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned TO
| Agent Central Railroad, Savannah, Ca.
Goods shipped via Char eston should be consigned To
| Agent South Caro- ina Railroad, Charleston.
CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
yl5-u General Agent.
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SELLING on, or, Om..

rIsHE remainder % the stock 81 Rlch Paris hnaes.
i aud Millinery Goods, "A the New YORK Emes rum
viii be sold within this moeth a. great sa rice
without regard 10 esst os any other eoHs deratt n
Exchange monsy taken Al 50 eenis on ths dollar
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Notice of Dissolution.
GET THE BEST.

GET THE BEST.
rTyuE GENUINE ASfIiIiOTlfE-ahe Premium Picture
lis beyond comparison tie pest style of likeness
vet introduce ed and st1nds without rival:
Time cannot change them,
Llght eznaot f44e tisem, f
naInpaess Garnet mould them,
Dust can never reach them,
Rust cannot corrode them.
Made as heretofore by iARCONBR, Corner Of Cherry
and Union Streets, and put up N sPtop style e. Eas
ss- Made Al no other rooms IN Sashvillss
tanzS-u
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsw AsAzzn BOOKS"

TINE following is a SCHEDULE of Property which
will be given to Purchasers OF Books at the time
of sale by
The United States Benevolent Society for tn
Diffusion of Useful Knowledge:
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SAVE MONEY S KEEP CoOL..

nrRfse D~pots are now IN readiness, and nc earnest
" ~ reqoest all who Wish ~ euy ice asfink NE srA
viii u kets and rugizeF thrr naEnrs - regular pat
ror..tereby saxe an advances Ga sae aftscie ~ The
or a,rs are Cerry street, next deor - ths bAok
n F.ane-s-e Al llaricAsflss, fruat street, and 90
- = &c II. MARrfS,
ID iAWRl<CE
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-06
w. ". CHILDS ~ CO.'S
PATEN Vt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

THE undersigned purchased the state Right for
i Tennessee OF the above patent about one year
ago and has since introduced extensively IA various
portions OF the state asks now the attention OF build
ers and the public generally, 10 examine il superior
ity over other modes 81 Roofing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface il
Is impervious 10 water elastic and flexible; IL will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 hre h y
cheaper than any ROOF of the old Style and am sure
IL will give better satisfaction 10 is durability there
s question Is the best thing ever Invented for
painting OF old ieaky tin roofs.
Rs- The Cement will be furnished 70 those at a dis
tancv with directions for using
aS- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
as- Orders sent % the undersigned, through the
Post ONCE Will be promptly attended 10.
would respectfully refer 20 the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with The &c
ment, and many others whose names are not here
AKcHIrKcrs AND SAsrER MECHANICS NASHVILLE
MAI. A. HEIMAN,
Messrs HUGHES SMITH,
COLEMAN A SPAIN,
WI. STOCkE ILL,
Mr. II NJ AkEROYD,
WARREN 4 MOORE,
HuUGH 4 MCCULLOUGH,
Col. II / ANDERSON. suDr N.kc.Ra Co.,
Rev. G y. ELLIOTT,
D. =. MlIklN, II
r.. J. MEI6S,
ENOCH ENsLEY,
SLAUGHTER & HEETlfoRD,
W. D. SHAPARl.
J y. WILLARD,
A. Y. :. IlNuStkY,
Gen wash. HARgfUw,
". ii. ItlkiloN 4 90 isr.f
4 JAS IL kkNDklCk,
Rector y. q. SMITH. Columbia
| MAJ. A. J. DONEISuN, paS idSaa ecunlyi
| Cal A. j. POLK, siAury cosnsy.
| "a The Nashville Chattanooga Railroad CtmTa
ay have adopted this ceEnsHt os tbs covering Of theii
| ears and other work
aa- Certificates and testimonials from clncinnsf
ana elsewhere, where the Cement has been N genera
a~e for several years, can be exhielted.
The undefzignea has bcsn cngssca m various mode
&C Csneht rtnng TOT many ears sii1 lttrs Inns
thai he has kaaoed experience aud Snostsis'
daFulg tstss tlne-
have made arrangements o. receive sspcftui
imported artcie Of Roofing Feit from koHIsTo< bko
! rnf1ss, Se9 Vera.
| samples % RsoGng 70 Be SEGA At ofhes. - -
| $500 ,. ]. SArlufSTt
l. 90 y . Ones No. Is ncadcrick street,
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Fine Boots, Shoes and CATERS.
NEW ANkESAN Ans.
JOHN RAMAGE.
No. ~ College Street, Nashville,
Is now receiving large and excellent stock OF Ia-
l. dies and Gents Wear, aud for Misses, Boys and
Children.
Cents Calf Stitched and Pump Sole Boots;
a. French Patent Leather and Calf Con. Caters.
Calf New Top
Black Cloth aud Prunclla "
English lasting aud Calf Kid Ties;
Buckskn New Orleans -
a. Calf English stitched down Pump shoes;
Lasting, oxford and Dress Shoes
Calf, Kid and boot Morocco OXlords,
- Cali Union half Caters.
For Ladies.
Ladies' French lasting Congress Caters, with and
without heels
Ladies' Kid Congress Boots, do do do do;
- Italian Cloth Lace Caters, do do do;
" French Kid slippers trimmed, do do;
d" White Satin and Kid do do do;
"a Fine Lasting Buskns;
Misses Kid Boots, with and without heels;
Black and Brown Caters, do do do do;
a. Black Kid and Bronzed Slips, do do do;
- lasting Caters, Ilain and typed, do do do;
Chdren's Kid and BrOnzed half slippers;
Black and coored Lasting Caters;
Boys and Youths oxford Ties Congress Caters Pat
ent Leather and Calf Dress shoes Lasting Ties, a.
may2o- JOHN RAMAGE
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rfiE oMNibCs LINZ eslls fer passcngsrs a all he
pruru1l hutf ior ceeh aud every tram. ~ ieaymg
fak<enscre n al parts 81 che city, without fall it
Soy, IA - ~ n y Rr9GlIS, cendacior'
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LtlAN IN1 NANftN II-I.f. VN
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock. 4. VI.
The new splendid passenger Steamer. MINETONKA,
Capt. II. c. MATHoNY. will leave Nashville on MONDAYS
and Thursdays at 10 o'olock, A. NJ.
The light dranght passenger steamer, CUBA, Capt.
1ANrS W. HuNT, will leave Nashville on Wednesdays,
and Saturdays at 10 O'Clock, a NJ.
The lghtdrRuCht passenger stramer BLANCHE
LIWIS, Capt. JoHN /. BATEMAN, VIII leave Nashville
on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
The above named are first class light draught Pas
seneer Boats, and they viii leave regularly their
appointed days, making connections Paducah with
the United States Mail packets for the above named
places For freight passage amply board or 10
Jc22-u A. HAMILTON, AGf.NT
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
IA. COLLEGE STREET.
A. PATTERSON. A. a ssksAAs
PATTERSON & FREEMAN,

vIAyE now ia store, and constantly receiving,
III a nne assortment of all kinds of GARNET FUR
NiTURE which they are determined ts sell as low
an other house IA the city, ~ the time
rabting their ftrastefs q bic VI the essi workmanship
and nnlsh. une 81 tAe hrtn has lust rctaFned from
tue essl where se personally seisctod te ntire stk
shsch y all al hxnESs NkscfkcruKE and lssrksf
sfftks. Our stock CONSISTS a. part 81 koscaosa AMI
Mahogany Parior Fnrlssnre, ssnso u whiol j. very
hne egethsf With Chamber Seiis HOOK Cases, Ward
ssbss sclning Chairs. Lounges. sosas, Easy chAirs
preach jeesleads Aasie Sl41ds, a shes any Chairs,
Ia~ssing Rareaes Exlen~iss Tah.es, etc.. et;. aud
s.Isnsicsa sssortn IA Of all Kinds oi
Low Priced Furniture,
and every variety % Woo and G ne seat cHAiiss
NJ MI. ss..aasor 90 sieszr All, ana sf tske much
pleasure IA showing - "a "a fsase sle may aver
.sxs.-ssa PATTERSON 4 FIREMAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24

AT BULPINs SHAWL EMPORIUM.
a SOL Broadway,
fremsudous bargains until LIST Of May.
In consequence OF removal
Aooe new and beautiful stella shawls,
yoRrr PER CENT BELOW kEGUEAE P PHI
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SPRING FASHIONS.

AT OUR SHOW ROOMS, 80 FULTON STREET
"A Brooklyn. Wal open on Tuesday, April z. large
aud elegant assortment of millinery, rbbods, flowers Sc
MscoRkAsK a SIMPSON, ga Fulion street. Brooklyn.
J1RFNCH xlLJINERy.-IADIEs ATTENTION Il
~ called for few daysk 10. of ladies' has headdresses
and French nowers direct from the manufacturer
offered for sals at retail by the importer No IS 1hrd
avenue UP sssirs one door from 81 Mark q place.
CPRINo AND SUMNER FLowFRs-sUPFRToR To
- what are usually impored Te comprehend their beauty
inspection is Imperative large America
all present containing ffy boxes The case per
next steamer, will conisn brdA materiss Al FUCKERS
Pavilion de f.ra B Broadway, between Tbompsons and
Isylcr's saloons
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rnSCELLANEDuN,

& ARCHITECTURAL OHaAMSNrs IN riAprxF Fvn
ne n.1r,nr nnish OK eriidnEsA J. GARVE3 PLAN ~ak
pAsterer o. Third Ayeaua aboys Tenth sre6e
WORK done IN the country Orders carefully packed Plate
Oh dos,GnS turushad Ceilings 10 rspsred aud wbjseed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-24
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