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The telegraph advised several days since that
sci Just Arrived at Savannah from Cuba had been fired at
an searched by British vessel of war The Savannah
Republican Of Saturday last furnishes the following par
dcnlafs of the aifaif
son Sunday last the schooner n D. Borden NJ Bright
man master left Matanzas for Savannah with cargo
Of oasses and fruit She had left port about -four hours
and sight Of Pan Maanzs when the British steam
sloopofwar Styx bore down upon her and fired blank
cartridge, at which she up her ensign and continued
her course. The sloop then fired shot which fell a
short distance in the of the Borden The captain OF
the b. thinking the matter serious than he had
first supposed tackled ship and made for the soop to
know what the matter The soop lowered her boat
and sent officer in it, who told Capt Bghtman that
they had suspected he SLAYER and were coming ON
board TO satisfy themselves Capt b. suggested to the
officers from the Syx that slaves did not usually load
deep he then was they in the habit of carry
ing deckloads of moasses short examination salts
fled her Maestys officer that he had woke up the wrong
passenger and he left for his soop carrying with
him the maedctions of Captain T. and crew, who felt
that it senseess and useless interference To
Captain b. Is expression Il could have eat up the
whole boat crew If I'd had salt enough The occur
renee took place about clock in the afternoon
The Havana correspondent of the Charleston Courier
under date of March 25h also mentions the styx and
her movements
.'The british steam soop Syx of guns and ESQ horse
power, commanded by Capt Vesey, into this har-
Dor yesterday She had Just previously made prize of
schooner called the Panchita under suspicion of her be
ing SLAYER and few days ago of large ship without
coors fitted out fully for the slave trade She had
large amount in Colds 900 ounces board, and war
sent to Jamaica The Sarards here say she is the Span
sh ship Amelia, which sailed short time ago for Mar
seilles and that she had but So, 600 board They
ought to know
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SPRING FASHIONS IN PARIS.

correspondence u The N. Y. journal Of Commerce..
The season of Lent has put end for the present. to
the gaietts and n,odes and mantua makers
oocuried in preparing day toettes costumes for the
streets for morning concerts and for the small reunions
which enven this season of penitenal exercises Madame
Fuye No 4 Rue du Mesars, makes walking dresses
many black dark green, brown, blue, OF violet silks,
covered with velvey spots and ornamented with velvet
bands The high body is buttoncd down the front with
small velvet buttons The waist without basques Is
slightly pointed and rounded of in front Two velvet
bias pieces begin from the waist and form up the
body, and are Continued db~h behind The upper edge
alone of these vevets sewed down to the body The
sleeves are cut straight way of the stuff 1t il short and
rounds off gracefully being longest behind two velvets
laid ON fiat trim the bottom of the sleeves with in
tcrva between The inside Of the sleeve is lined with
white silk and trimmed at the edge with narrow uted
uche part of which projects beyond the edge There
two skirts the upper tunic is decorated each
side with two blackvelvet pyramids, four inches wide at
the edge of the Skirt and placed about six inches apart
the. under and long skirt is trimmed the same the
tunice and bordeed at the bottom by velvet turned
overjh edge
The fashionable bonnets for the early spring months
March and Aprlare those of Grape and lace Our favor
tic modesto Madame Alphonsine, IL Rue de Helder min
giles with the Grape and lace velvet trimmings and bands
which give wintry aspect to the bonnet and
ders them more IN so with the cold winds and snowy
temperature from which we are suffering For full dress
white royal velvet with bias pieces of plaid velvet round
the front and curtain, much in vogue, The crown
of white royal velvet is surrounded by plaid cord from
which hang two tassels the inside is of white blonde,
with fiat bandeau of plaid velvet and is completed by
cord and tasse The celebrated perfumer, Faguer, SO
Rue dc Richeeu has lately offered to his
toners several varieties of gloves Those of Spanish
leather embroidered and with cuff to protect the wrist
namental Those of the finest cau de cheeau cut
to fit perfectly the hand, and sewed with extreme
neancss and precious quality, and necessary t.
the beauty and durability of glove.
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rnr SCENE IN THE HOUSE.

Ga 20 previous occasion has the action of Congress at
sseti larger audience than that present yesterday in
the galleries Of the House Of Representatives. Every
ras srrned TO be ed while the doorways were crowded
ny an eager thrcng striving TO gain admittance. The
ladies galleries full 10 overlooking The seats
signed 10 the diplomatic corps occupied by several
members thereof who doubtless embraced the occasion
70 take lesson In this detoctstc mode OF dsposing of
great and exciting question The scene was altogether
impressive, and the proceedings Of the House unusually
decoroas and orderly Including the Speaker, there
we're two hundred and thirty three members in their
ssatsoniy being absent, Mr. Caruthers, Of Missouri
We have recollection Of any that has called
ous so full vote A. the bill to admit Kansas.
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IN hvos MI alsmsiiue kan~~@ iato the raioa viii acs
togcshes IN a., paspov< tho admission y sars to
be accomplished Why shoaid these ~ho 40 not
agree with she blackrepabIeans on this question
act with she blaeksepahiiosnsf What good eau
oomo 81 80 ~anasur4i alliance The question ia
200 Important 10 BE- l'shtiy regarded There are too
many great intcrests dependent on ts decision TO
justify any ia trusting u 10 ihe tender merces
81 ha encnsies n shs hll tsil and Kansss is kept
out q she Cniun lhsfe ~iil he fearful Fvrrons,bs
ny resting upon those who couaihais % shs resuf
but there i ~ bower u his eeunsry who ~ili NO,
breathe 'frser and deeper when she Territory IA
admitted ana the hong dksfartspcs a. IN rnd
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ONO DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

AZ a meeting II the s'Ohso Democratic Club of this
city held the evening OF the 3lst ultmo the fol-
lowing excellent resolutions unanimously adopted :
Resoirai. That the confidence expressed by this
club. the 9th of June, 1856 in the wisdom in
efity aud eminent craftsmanship Of the Hon James
buchanan has been than realized by his Just and
patriotic since hts Inauguration President Of
the United States his iudcons selection Of wise and
able constitutional advisers and his maintenance Of the
constitution aud enforcement ot the laws Of the land
Hts firm aud stcadfast devotion 10 the principles
OF democracy, notwithstanding the rcvilngs Of foes
and the d.sction OF poissed friends, merit warmest
APPRECIATION and impress with the conviction that he
has other object Of earthly ambition than 10 leave his
country in peaceful and prosperous condition, and to
live la the respect and confidence Of his coanrymen.
Resoirri That M the act Of Congress organizing the
Territory Of Karss guaranteed to the people thereof the
rqh Bssge sir icoi affairs their ,cay, and
they have in accordance with The provisions of that act
~ thar uy adopted State constitution republican
in form and presented the same asking Congress for all
mission into the Union State, hereby declare
selves In favor Of the immediate admission Of the State
Kansas IN accordance with the provisions II the bill recent
~ passed by the Senate for that purpose believing that
such admission will only be Ia strict accordance with
tho doctrines Inundated in the platform adopted by the
ast National Democratic Convention, the act organ.
zng the Territory, aud the requirements OF the federal
constitution, but also the most speedy aud effective
method Of removing the present .worsc than useless
agitation OF the Kansas question from the halls of Con
gress and of restoring peace and harmony to the people
Of the States and quiet happiness and prosperity to the
citizens Of Kansas.
Resolved That the resolutions adopted by the National
Democratic Convention which nominated James Buchan-
an for the presidency mbody the authoritative creed
the democratic party, to which this club will adhere In
determining the character Of the speeches and documents
to be circulated in the State OF Ohio
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Tns Hvp~oS Bar COMPANY The correspondence be-
tween the British Colonial Office and the Hudson Bay
Company has been issued The government proposes to
the ccnrssnys charter for twenty years
tain conditions which not deemed onerous by
the company 10 their rejection. The principal
conditions the reservation, In the present license
Of any territories which may he formed by the govern
into colonies vnDcouvcrs Island TO bc exempted
from the license a. already formed into colony If
any parties In Canada propose 10 take measures towards
ntesne the cmpsny rights 10 the full extent before
legal tribunal the government will leave them TO take
that their responsibility H. on the other
hand ranas thinks cxpcdent 10 TO try the qucs
ton Of boundary alone with the consent of the company
the government, win Afford every facility.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

TnE Two KANSAS Butts. The bill for the adrais
don of Kansas adopted by the Senate and the sub
stitute passed yesterday by the House. viii both be
found in our report of the proceedings of the House
for the day II win be observed that the amended
bill was Immediately transmitted to the Senate,
where II will come up this morning unfinished
business, ON the pending motion Of Mr.. Green to
non-coneur in The amendments Of the House Should
,his motion prevail, the bill will doubtless immedi-
stely reappear in the House of Representatives.
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Hos ycns b HAsKN SUSTAINED HoxE.--A great
esot has been making for time past by the New
Nork Office holders and the Herald to obtain an expires
Sion public opinion against the of Hon John b.
skn on the bill for the admission of Kansas under the
Lcccmpcn constitution in his district. Meetings
hsvc been held and II has been announced that the de
mecssy Of his district united against him Yestcr
sy sn election supervisor and collector was held at
ths town IL West Farms, the residence of Mr. Haskin
and the rcsal, democratic anti Lecompton victory
In oder a. the Lecomptcnites nominated
and supported for the principal Office the know nothing
candidate, John O. Morris; and the united strength of
these ACTIONS aided and supported by the employees
81 the house and the United States assay Office
.ys-srs ia the following table
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II Is stated thai the largest that was ever con-
snctci y that In which the obacco stores arc kept at
the London docks The h said 10 nearly six
being, of course under roof II is curious
circumstance TINT this apartment should be do
voted 70 an article u ncrc luxury.
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Tss AMY BuL.--'rhe Senate yesterday passed
the army bill q the House with an amendment re-
ducing the number OF regiments from four to two.
The bill it passed the Senate will be found in s
appropriate place in report of the Senate's pro.
ccedings.
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stronger lightf

According 10 the Cincinnati Price Current the number
of hogs packed in the entire West this IL 100 s
against s52 40 head last season, being increase q
27s 299 The increase in weight this Is estimated
at & s74T5s pounds, equal 20 1Oi,2ll hogs making
the total increase in number and weight equal to
hogs
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the city OF Chicago, has issued call for national
vcntion he held at Buffalo Docs this initiate new
barnburner movement
0rricg NATIONAL KANSAS COMMITTEE.
Chicago, March %, 1853
10 all Sos County, and Torn kan, COMMITTEES and Secsss
The contamination Of the wrongs against Kansas now
threatened by the bill pending In Congress- and which
has Just passed the senate TO admit drag her into the
Union bound hand and foot calls upon for
another and greater contest The present state the
question before the United States need he forth
by us You all familiar with the accumulated wrongs
outages, and tasehoods b. carry which to their final
contamination the whole power Of the federal executive
is cxcrting itself through all the qualifications OF
couupting patronage and intmis aiion.
We had trusted that the clear establishment OF the fa,
that majority OF the people Of Kansas In favor 81
freedom would have settled the question aud brought
quiet TO TINT distracted Territory But tina, hope has
proved allscous and feel pressed 20 the
sty Of resumng energetic aotcn and urging uron all
lovers of freedom 10 do the same.
We request all State county. and town Kansas
mttees and societies 10 meet r.eotg ne ysssy Of
Me L<conyxos by tbgrs.s and where necessary
to rcorganize and put themselves in communication with
the national committee. Where such committees do not
exist urge their formation.
In the event Of the passage Of the Lcompon consti,u
ton we propose to call CONVENTION 10 meet at
Buffalo other suitable point BY order Of the COM
mittce n. u HuRD,
Secretary National Kansas Com
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WASHINGTON CITY.


AS the business the Union establishment
change Ia It's terms will DO conducted strictly an
agencies FOR the collection Of
tinuct No should t
70 Ar W. iipscomb jr who authorized .ko co1s
Delaware Maryland Virginia
WASHINGTON, March rs, lS5s--u
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THE PERSIA'S MAILS.
FURTHER APPREHENsIoNs OF DIFFICULTY
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Persia left Liverpool the morning of the 2otl
of March We gather the annexed from the brought
by her.
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MR. GlLMER's COMPANY IN THE HOUSE

The subjoned Is list OF the subscribers 30 the speech
of Mr. Gimcr OF North Carolina, against the admission
of Kansas Coud anything show lite true character In
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
sale OF Coli Is steamers.

NEW YoRK, April Three ofthe Collins steamers sub
ec lien of 1857 900, sold to-day in lot for
S57 900, to Dudley b. Fuller.
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= His iiaskn'sl candidate for supervisor was com
pscd 10 the morning Of the election that
he not anti Lcoompton candidate, and that his
election should NOT be claimed an anti Lecompton tr
umph, nor endorsement Of Mr. Haskin ; but for
THE he would have been defeated
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ANOTHER BUFFALO CONVENTION.

The national Kansas committee, having its domic in
the city of Chicago has issued call for national
vcntion to he held at Buffalo Docs this initiate new
barnburner movement
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Irrom tho Paris univcrs.l

Mr. Dsrac remarked in % recent speech that the En-
peror Napoleon is perfectly acquainted with the strength
and resources Of England But there Is something else
of which the Emperor is likewise aware and which the
statesmen Of England. who calculate too much ON
dis,rd and misortuncs apt to forget We speak of
the national sentiment, of the public and unanimous
sentiment experienced by France the subject of Eng
land Therein exist far greater than those de-
pctcd by Mr. Dsracl II England is prudent she will
not provoke this formidable sentiment she will not in
chr The risk of learning what France effect in the
hands of Bonapartc. Frcnchmcn do not like England.
They have their for this dislike of which
the English may be proud but which should not be met
with too great dsdan. Amidst all dscord and di
visions there exists word-pcrhars it is the only
which speaks to all hearts, to those which appear 10
have lost their nationality through study through
enthusiasm for foreign laws and customs On the
Pyrcnccs along the shores bat'ed by the ocean in the
plains Of Asata and OF Soognc, in the streets OF
towns In mansions and in novels, in workshops, aud
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We have an explanation Of this vote. most re-
liable gentleman Of New York Whites finder date of
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The Leavcnworth Ledger Of the Esd instant says ~, s
the prospects for an immense emigration to Kansa
spring and summer highly gratifying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07

NEw-YoRE COUNTY BANK. May D, 1883
NNHE annual election for DIRECTORS OF this
Bank will be- held the Banking House Of 9th av
aud lh o.. on MONDAY the 7h day Of June between the
hours OF 9 ana ia IN. A. MASrERTON r, Cashier
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"A WOODS BUILDINGS,
TEMPLE OF ETHIOPIAN MlNSTRELSY,
koa sol and 665 Broad near Pino.-s.
10 TIE PATRONS OF INNOCENT AND INSTRUCTIVE
AMUSEMENT5
be made subss,,ient for the production Of
pn.upss.ed in
0xASDEVK. MsCHAxIclL EFFEcTs AND ARTISTIC SKILL
70 anything before offered 70 the public will present
MONDAY EyENING June Z lass
~ the fesCh sccruins from this cNmbiu alton of
CAPITAL, ENERGY AND TALENT.
SfCPEEDOCS MOVING PANORAMA
HUDSON RIVER,
FkoM NEwspRsH TO NEw-YoKE,
800 FEET IN LENGTH.
PAINTED BY aud ASSISTANTS from CORRECT
IN by superior and Z, liable artists.
EvsRY LANDSCAPE, OsJBCT AND BUILDING
b. its pecuisrity OF form and ,or In minute detail
TRUTnULLY TsASsFsRKrD UPON IHs CANVAS
10 m.ts the illusion perfect ,,,.,,,,o,,s ,,,s pv,u
PLACED UPON THE STAGE.
WITH WORKING MACHINERY ETC,
bearing ts living freight ~ the place Of desnsn Toe sud
vii thus IN ssus0n be placed acua travellers upon
Abs pobe liver viewing Its splendid scenery.
To render this eKEAr
AMUSING AID INsTRUCTiVE
Az INTRODUCTORY AND DESCRIPTIVE SgIrcH
hes been written by SYLvEsIER BLEgKER il which al the
poiots Of Interest vii b. For the Production
OF superior effects the boat supposed b. leave buTgh
IN srIivpg II New YoIk 10 the evening sxhbiag the
ILLUMINATION CRY.
Previous n the PADorsDa will be exhibited asG mah
pIovoans sctso
NEGRO MINSTRELsY
Notwithstanding 'be sNrNsE OUTLAY attending this eocr
Prise, the price Of admission will s,il
CfNTS PAKTs Housr
Ill
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AUCTION NOTICE.-A family wishing TO
N avoid al suction will sl PRIV ATE SALE the Psor
ana Chamber Furniture which nearly great bargain
for cash rosewood PAior suites In s.n covering elegantly
Plano otse sp-rby carved os-~o'd
Bs5,tesd Bresu. &C. Carpets and senersi variety Of articles
uf to gentse housekeepers Call a convenience BET re
FRIDAY ilh inst. a; No 80 West lids; between o'n snd
Ia
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RANEN, BACON Il Co. (succsssor, 10 Bacon

~ RAy-nl PiANO-F0RTE MANUFACTURERS War
t1 No iSo Orsod a. near Bfosi~sy whaTs t sssnslt
d Ina rin os maJ D. tounl ris..',y ifs3
tAfe. War a1,-i ~ sT.ry tesP,T-
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Sales By Autticn.

UCTION SALE.-LINDSAY & SHAT
n TUCK Auc.oneers Office No Back 81 Commerce bcLi
nr will .e THIS DAY (N,rdayl June st To, h1u~ no
We. 2oh-, a. the elegant furniture IN me aoovs no1se
part Of suites Of Rosewood Psor Furniture GOV
cred In procsde sod velvet superb Rose wood rano
snd made ~ city maker and fn warranted pnos
Room Furniture of every description Bedroom ROSEWOOD pu
r-.u. ecseads and Wshstsod Hair MssTesse bo'e' ahi
Piows Carpets. Clocks, Miors &C. For further PARTICULAR
Herald
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Goal.
Ocean Cleaners, 81.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS per STEAMSHIP
~ NASHVILLE for CHARLESTON-Ths ship having besn
unayodsby from departing Saturday 5h inst her
freight transferred the Steamer MARION Capt Foster
which lett yesterday Sunday afternoon. Shippers BY tho
Nashville will pesse notice OF the char aud transfer their
insursnces o toe Marion. SPOFFORD, TILESTON Co.
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PRIZE MODEL FOR TAE NEW CENTRAL PARK,
FOR which the awarded the prize OF 81 900 This
IL picture, but MODEL covering OF $40 feet aud
exhibiting shrubs fountains reservoirs and build
inss JUST AS THEY WILL APPEAR IN THE GREAT
PARK, according 10 this plan. . .
Or, Of additions male to the AQUA-NIVARIA, contain
rs specimens OF Living Fish aud Plants in fresh and salt
water beside which million Of cuTiositie' including the
famous Happy Family Perpetual Motion Living Ser
psnta new Wsx.Work Gallery, sc.
Admis.ion all 8 children under ten Is cents.
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A. MEHwIx, AGcsoneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade Sale
ID Rooms No. - Park row. -

ormsprins each day ct 10 O'Clock m
VERY RARE AND CHOICE OIL PAINrlNG5-CompdE
Ing merit many OF hsm the v-tab'e produ =
u. the chngushed Old Masters sld all OF them worthy OF
the The collection slso includes msuy exquisite MODERN
PICTURES Thee picuIes were rescued from tue onrn'us
Of during French siege la S4 and Pur-
chased this city edistey heesftr BY traveller
and with view 20 their exhibion th-
Gu M Palace but Circumstances interviewed which prevented
tie owners until recently and consequently they have
and uut ths present time when
has necessary sell them in this msnner without any
Msny Of them religious pictures having served for ump
tue a. well for she retired Prize Dieu OF huuHe
S.ycees The great confession which reisned in the Rom,n
Church p-od referred to- sccounts for these
religious ration having found their way to Now
York.
R.yip, mon the obvious merits Of the Paintings Themselves
bat - been done in tbs way Of preparing them Tor the
sale.
Cs.ogue, re ready snd may be had on application
the ssles.ooms.
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LIRE ENGINES for SALE-New and second
i hard FIRE ENGINES al plete ready for aud VA
rsnted. at No. Lafayette place. BY J. H. slCkELS.
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w o o DIS y U l. d n G S

w o o D. i u / l. d n G S
TEMPLE OF ETHIOPIAN MiNSTRELSY.
Nos. 56l and sos Broadway Princes
WOODS MINSTRELS
Wooo.. 5. BLEECkKR... Sage Manager
This celebrated Band OF Ethiopian DeinestoTs
PERFORM EVERY EVENING
In rebest aud viii b. produced MONDAY, June 1885,
A STUPENDOCS MOVING PANORAMA Of THE
HUDSON RIVER,
1,S0O FEET IN LENGTH.
VIII introductory and descriptive sketch BY SYLNESTsR
BLkEKER
Previous to the Psnorsms will be presented gemsof
NEGRO MiNsTRELSY.
Tickets % cena Doors open Performance 70 commence
al O'Clock precisely.
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printins.

TEVERDELLS-WEDD CARDS, Paris
IA styles just received very besu Visiting Plate aud Pack
of Csros 81 50. Bro sdwsy, corner Du.no.t.
DAKER e. GODWIN-TRIBUNE BUILD
I'D INGS from tbs smallest CARD or LAB
the largest BILL OF BOOK. at the Lowest CASH Prices
ENGRAVING and PRINTING HALF PRICE
L-Wedding At audi Visiting Cards &c Business C.Ids
Bill Heads Noie. Che H. &c a, KELLYS, 81 Fulton, MY.
L7LETANT SIEVER DOOR PLATES, double
~ plate for Private Dwellings Steamships Hotels &c. ee-
gsntly Engraved. EVERDELL, Broadway, Duane St