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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10
60 farmers ano Others.

4 FINE young, Full BlOOded Devon BULL will
4 be sold without pabic sale. the 18Th Inst At
ock ScheDck No 50 Nsssau Gao b. seen I'LL then a.
TsftersS 6hav Of 39ths For further particulars
srIlyto BRUNDRED ROGERS, No. 60 Pinest. N u
hIOSCOREA, CHINESE RICE POTATO.-
~ The French ard American Institutes having awarded their
this escus and having made reports coDcerning rs
importance fsruer nore than substitute Tor
al other offer il the sst vegetable boon
even d-rec God and it. universal culture pon
the sor AID upon tie British Provinces Tlb~rs = per p
Roots Ter H. DiTec for culture, which is simPtr
tbsu iu5 the Potato, viii b. cent
WM K PRINCE Co., Fus.inE n.
I INNFIS RHl BARB and several varieties of
tie Ss.t market STAW BERRIES fr sale il quantity for
fed ps1Sne, very low. Address FREEMAN KENDALL,
Fruit GsTden RsveDswOod L. l.. near New York C'y
MO. | PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pure,
GRIFFING, BROTHER Co,
n 81 Coutlkndt st., Sev.York City.
DERJVIAN GUANO-GOyernment brand and
weight direct from he Peruvian Agents sorehouses in large
al al quantities, at Agents prices. - - - -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

WIEREAS, FREDERICK SIANBkIDUE'
w formerly Cambdges Hackney Rosd in the County
OF n6dleeex tsed Eugland in the vessel Minerva IN S
sns Newlork in 1883 and is nov supposed
10 b. deed person giving satisfactory information c0netnas
hutha 10, il alive wl-Ie b. be founf or desd Ensn
Ano where died- b. rewarded sppyius - Nj GOLD
SMITH Proctor No. Gres: Csgteglane Doctors Commons,
l. lJdCp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

STORE PROPERTY for SALE cheap-The
- v.usble brsk HOUSE and STORE, No l54 Spt 6h-st
WEAn.5u,sh for sale cheap Appiy 20 j. 7. WELLINGS
No q SotFoth-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

CCEOOI-HOUsE 70 LET-At fonkers fur
N..As, s,,..s Ur,.. faIy s'g,sL an 80 up ,.y
Ia, GT.S..- seboL Apaly l. W r. SEYMOUR Co.
NJ ts'ttH--gss-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

ITO MANlFACIl RERS.-FOr SALE. within
Il i MIR Of th- City 4 New YORK By rlirosds v.sh
trans auost every hon N tie dsy. PROPERTY possessing
s.ss sdTAniaes for at l uug purposes II any kind
s,tr power .uppet from large lles which
b AVtue sprns. There 40 lsrE, B-dinEs
rnAnut.turits burnes~ 10 ssocssf oprliion
O-tbri1irSs and about thirty rerAu Holss cosA-e
s;ye al ecAi II lie b., AID II p-Efect orce Aso
Srslon hose, with stables and vegetable
eCver s-ten sae large .nd mall frs lc variety In the VIZ
Ee Pos Osce ho, and Church AsAchei 10 tie above
A. About $40 scre q Land part o IN the highest
sraasn |h TWO 1En ao1-s zs barn, gram hoasea sbi,
srG evesy v-reIce for srins iArses. sae Toe
Pfeeni seesse h~ fzI Produced 10 tgns of hay Isbes
oi Sbesi % b1shss u oais AID cher s7d vegetables n
fpntr Ibere "a bonn market good proe. ., nv.
his pfoiuc"c On tie and Soaeq1ATri,s
qnA Oh - sioce - an and hsncoa- ts
fir OF on> noTe 'sil.he oT hardness AID durability and
~ a WHGk - chestnut timber Te sc.'ion
heAey IL e-uery h-su1fG md turesque. Tie Property
nbinfs adyAnzs ior nauuisct1ng ani .ruBs >n fT
cereis ree<nces, wch rarely offered T.fms of
ert ~ b. uste wy easy ~ p.rticua-s Apply HOMER
MORGAN, No M.tEopolisn Bsuk Balelis Poe-.I OF to
FRANCIS MORGAN. No II Pine q
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

DOOMa ard OFTICRS To EBSr IN
IL iPFLxTOs's BUiLDiH9
A4<v . APPErOS 3 CO.
Nos IsA SO Brsaa~sy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

LOR SALE-A handsome new FRAME COL
i TAGE in 5St.t bctv en q and 81 sv' rs. Pinri hH
NANTES. Co,ou Water, tss &c MI Ied lo ~ So-
ysld IL fort Apply 70 A. L q. BRANDON, No IrJon
row. CNy Hell square.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10
SEMINAKY-THUMAS

IRVING INSTITUTE. Tsrryrown, New -York-
1 T1e THIRTY NINTH SRaI-AsNUAL SESSION wn
cou,ra1nos on WEDNESDAY May !. Circulars eau Be- %
tsined of RICE ANDREWS. No I'D Broadway; WM w.
ROSI No 6s Cedsfst n l.. and No li9 Aii1nas, Brss
lyn OF Of tie Principal ID. hoWh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10
ITIITs A. FAY's BOARDING SCHOOL fs

- BOYS Eluabeth. n. J.
III Summer scion will on 'b- hrf Sondy
Nav Pupil. prepared fr Co-f- or fof he ane OF os
sr,rv. nr,us Eder tuon ofs usiise Ieec0er wne ~
de. IN the family the Fnnch Is made spoken Ia g"'s o1f
sru snsu s.es se taught upon ssaAI pan ocls'
car BE- obtained the Tribune Ohc"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10
60 nhom it Mar Conrerr.

FORD Conn Collections msde part Of The stste ne
fer. BY permission Day Gswoid Co Hartford howed
Ko.Enn Howe Co New Yo-t and ~ ChaA s Rcons C<se
Merchant BaIk. Providence. RI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

WOLCOTT INSTITUTE, Litchfeld. Conn
SION oauH.Dc.s May s. Home eomTis parental disciFsns
a'spsl and judioious eutvsusn q HI ALTH MIND
ut MANNERS are The ehsstessiios q ths lnssuOs ~
Circulsss address The Rector
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

vJ'HE LADIES.-Dr. SMITHS ELECTRIC
OIL, Of Phsdelphis cures broken orssst IN one day
and is a, peasant q. any perfume. Dr. GALUTIA SMITH Of
PHsdcuLis will b. No. al udson-st sw days. % spdy
pleasant eu'edy. ZOO sold IN day IN NewioTN sow
II Bo.ton last spriis
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

VTO LET-The large DWELLlNG-HOUHE
No. CsnLs., reTete With al the moden improvements
sld well adapted for B0srC Hou-s Rent, $40 Apply 70
GEORGE J. PRICE, No j.. East Broadway, or - r. D.
BROWN No s92 Gfsnt-s..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10
no the FRIENDs and PATRONs OF EDUCA-

To the KIENDS ana FAI RUNS OF EUUOh-
TlON throughout the UNION.-IBsituiOus o. learning
uriysIe isniles wishing . the s,rytes
roughly oor.peieut TEACHERS. TUTORS or GOVERS-
FSSFs r any branch rs,ruct for state
the Union can speedily be suited IN every f-sct S15so
charg- bv A8dre.ng liz sts;ne teir vishs 70 RICE
ANDREWs National Agency for Tea here, schools sad Pup
No 90 Broadway ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

IOHN DENNER, LICENSED NIGHT-SCAN-
~ ENGER received at No n Chsihsm. up ''F'
AID A. No 294 Lot Twelfth st punctuALY s;,e1de4to
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10
Rcal estate for Sale.


~ sALE-s1 Of LAND, with tne lNG-
HOUSE Barns s;ahe- Icehog. &c Is well locstet abou;
ui-. from Wau.b1sh and Brooklyn Ferries stag. snd
ar, ,tor co-. hy For sPpy from ~ 20 II
. N Ito'F C. THOMPSON, No. lli Yukon -.t-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

ITO DRY-GOODS MEN.-FOR RENT--A
STORE on Market .x ith 81. Pittsburgh. Pa Til. Store
j. good stand DI Dry Goods business, Possession ven Msyl,
is5s A. w. GAZZANI. Pittsburgh. Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

V'ARRYTOWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tern
i coz mepo-s the first MONDAY in May. Csrc,isra
term ref-renee &c b. obtained a; T. Goodenoasss
Bookstore No IL Nsssag-st, ssrs Ee~Yogk ky -.
dTessrls A. NEWMAN A. n, PriDcips.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10
10 LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE. No. 4f

Columbia It, oppote Middseh st. Brookyr near Fulton
Ferry the first ho upou Hshi north siGr Of the
with cupo. upon Inquire ucon the premises The locality for
prospect and health is good
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

IL rsOJUs Nc. a Hicks s-, Be- her- Church tas
VWER PART Of the HOUSE snd Two Attc Rooms p'rna,
rtlv 20 sus rr- family 1he vii s,cuQy the s-o at
focr To b seen 5n = O'clock EoE iGA PARTICULAR IN
ouiie s; No. SIS Bra iwGy
C.ODS TO LET-A snug 2-story snd base
SOZsD. uert bck HOUSE Cours,, BroosIyn,
10 Bo.riman.plsre b.veen Uuion sud Slsep-.ts Gas
Iivtr. Frop Fsuv cars pass tie DOR. May D. .een
t,.rr l2 suaS W. DODGE, Ma l1 Eson q. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10
NO. 1853 WEST l4TH-ST. for SALE.-AS
e-ec.n, knut.,orx sr.t.1I..a BROWN -SIQNk ERANl

HOUSE built IN III very tcs is 25rS5 As
ibe 70; 5x ~ teet With y>t in front of Is feet tn.
bouse b. any tine Ed possession b. gwen 30
March April. To BE- soh. remove trCsn s
siy. Teruss essy. Apply 81 So. u SDr1e.-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

DROOKLYN ATHRNHUM.-Dr. KANEs
I'D ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS. illustrated by series OF the
most MAGNIFICENT PICTURES ever on this oouneut
for the last iE the most
su9isS,res ir NewYork City exhibition the Atb3ns
um EVERY EVENING OF THIS WEEK. conm-nring 81 g.
and OF WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS q.
O'clock With lecture by CHARLES GAfLOR AdnittAncs
ceuts; reserved sests 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

OPENING NIGHT of PEELs CAMPBELL
" MINsTRTLS atNo IA Brosdwsy MONDAY, April
II 1883 IN choice selection Of MINSTRELSY.
Matt Peel....... Manager DIR F. A. Jones. .--.Asent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

"O LET-T0 q small family without children
Il PART Of q gen,ee HOUSE in very pleasant nedshoo
hood In Ess Etb.st S,uyessDt P.t References e'
chsrred Address J. n, Box 2, IO5 Pos; Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

Il field Jersey; ocsei within h.g me q tho Depot
s,d Of nile Of the Chlrrhes aud school,. Tho
House twosory building. with au rooms II be
hosse sold by the fr. of May l. VII ,h-u be rented
Also Farm of l7t Acres EeA c1ltysted, with god
hou.e and out bnldn-s
another Farm Of 6 or Il Acre. situated within about
l. miles If the West Bloomfield ID pot
iuqure Of V. ELLIOT. No. 27 Fulton't Of p SEf-
B.s,nf.,d e..J Jersey
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

DURTON's NEW til EATER
ID sATURDAy-Po.rivry the lss. nsh' of EDWIN
BOOTH rrv his departure iof tls West ScheIs gf.a
NAV Of TTIE ROBBERS Chscs De Moor Nj Edwin BOo.h
frs, al. De Mcor Mr. {. Fisher M.ximisn De Moor. MI
Mosre; Spieeebry Mr.. Scche Rol.n NJ BAuytt; Amelia
Mr. HuSsos Kiln. Ana KATHARINE AND PErRUCIlQ
Pe,rvehiO Mr. EGwil Boo,h h.thnins Mrs A. Parker On
MONDAN NJ BROUGHAM viii appear in his oSo Butes9le
OF COLUMBUS with new fsa.uie, from Washington MI
BURTON vii also appear in fayoTe piece
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-10

ITO LET-At Clifton, Staten Island, a very
p.sssrt ITALIAN COTTAGE. oons.oing eleven rooms,
,ih sood oachhouse and about u u land, well lid
ou Also tu II threestory brick HOUSES 81 Sapi--
ton tb ce srouuds but blocks from Ferry conuandinE
fpe yiew II tie Bay Narrows City Of -wYofk &c Ao,
two ues, COTTAGES Stspieton rent $50 and 5 pr Al
C. BARTLETT No. leo Broadway
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Ihc name Of Commonwealth Is past and gone,
81 Der the three fractions Of the grooming globe
Still one great chine, in full and fTeo defiance,
Yet rcars her crost, unconquefed and sub lme,
i Above the fnrA Atlantic 70 iH
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ANOTHER EuLoaY ON WASHINGTON.

AT the banquet given on the 9th instant at Faneu
Hail. by the city authorities of Boston, the Hon. Edward
Everett called upon to respond to sentiment pro-
posed TO the memory Of Washington and addressed
the company as follows
Mr.. MAYOR: feel greatly honored by The manner in
which you have called upon to respond to the toast
given to the memory Of WAsHrraToS. havs elsewhere
thought II right to say that to be named In conexion
with him ia honor far beyond any dessert Of mine
that there would be degree of vanity in thinking it
necessary to discaim it, You will give credit II not
for the sefknowledgc and humility at least for the good
taste, which would lead me to put M aside any such
ISOLATION with that great name, which, than any
comn,uncably the gratitude and affection Of his coun-
trymen and the admiration of mankind. Bit may
without presumption return you my thanks for afford
ing the opportunity OF giving uttcrance on your be-
half and behalf Of the city of Boston, to the emotions
with which the mention of that ustrious name ever
honored ever dear must warm the bosom Of the true
patriot the anniversary Of National Independence
I feel, sir, and Ms advance In life, and
watch with mingled confidence, soctude and hopo the
development of the moncntous drama of national
existence seeking to penetrate that future which his
cccncy has eloquenty foreShadowcd that IL is well
worth while, that 1T ia at of our highest
social duties and important privileges to celebrate with
ever increasing solennity--wth annually augmented
pofnp and circumstance Of fcsta commenorntion-
anniversary Of the nation birth, it only ~ afford
ing fitting occasion to bring the character and services
notice. the great central figure of that unparalleled
group that noble army Of chieftans sages and pa
triots by whom the revolution accomplished This
is the OCCASION and here is the spot and this il the day
and citizens Of Boston the men, II in the land
to throw wide open the portals of tho Temple of Memory
and Fame and there gaze with the eyes and
grateful imagination his bcngnant countenance and
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PORTER, THE soIND4Y SCHOOL DEf4ULrSR.
Correspondence Of tho Boston Journal

r. i Y
Mr.. Fred W. Porter the deElutng agent of the Amer
ican Sunday School Union, whose fall made such
ton short time since, has At length made a full and
complete confession of the great wrong he has DONE He
stood very high in the society and in the church. and he
almost the last who would have been suspected
to DO guilty of foua decd. In letter recently laid
before the board of the Sunday School Union he has
made complete confession He began his wroug doing
nineteen years ago The plan the that he pur
sued 70 tho last Ills temptation began with the null
berry and s<orm speculation nineteen years ago and
under the garb of religion he has for that long time
ried on his dishonest plans. He allows that at
the start he knew il, was wrong, but he
hoped to be able to meet the notes as they ma
turcd. But as he was unable to do so, he was com
PEELED 70 renew his notes and pay a heavy bonus
Thus for nineteen years he has been reading the horny
path of SIM praised for virtues that he knew he did not
possess and taking of the sacrament which according
to his profcssed faith, adding damnaton to him
self with each unworthy reception He dcfraudcd the
society out $50 600 but she Philadelphia broker
who aided him to the dishonest gain promptly paid all
the notes that his on, and the loss lessen
ed nearly $40 000 Mr. Porter conesses that 10 the ne
teen years of fraud he has used the OF the society to
the large amount Of $500 000 by renewals and reissues
No wonder he is sick whom, il the law does
not reach the grave viii cover up Nineteen years
Of fraud and crime and pcrpctraed IN the name OF re-
hgion with despair looking him Ia the face exposure
waiting for him at the of each street. with re
gnawng at his heart and the that dies not
hstening to his repast Mr. Portcrs confession will
soon be made public , A. .,,,ct .,...st
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for any nation 10 deny to the United States her full
joyment Of this common property IL for the full
and undisurbed enjoyment OF this right that fathers
when much less prepared for than now engaged
in the conflict of 1912 land for this right we were ready
strike Ia 1888. Let foreign power under suy xetonce
whatever insult the American dag, aud 1t will find that
we are divided people, but that mighty viii
be raised to smte down the insulter = et IA
And this great country viii continue united Tnhing
politicians in the South or in the North In the West
may continue to talk otherwise but II Will DO Of avail
They like the mosquitoes around the they
noy but they cannot wound, and never kill There
interest which run through all tie diversified
occupations aud various products of thcse sovereign
States there was common ssDtiWent Of nationality
which beat in every American bosom there were com
mon memories sweet to all, and though clouds had
and the good feeling of the people had thus far syered
any catastrophe destructive OF constitution and the
Union 1t in fraternity and elevation Of princi-
Pile which superior to sectional individual aggran
dxcment that the foundations of Union laid and
We the present generation, be worthy of ancestry
shall not only protect those foundations from de-
strucon but build higher and wider this temple Of lib
erty, and inscribc pcrpetaity upon it's tablet.
In the course Of his beautiful speech Senator Davis
passed noble eulogium on our mother country and
dwelt the many reasons why the most cordial friend
ship should be maintained with her and he concluded
by tribute to the fur sex--the womsn---beautifu
woman to the wondrous educational influence ~ the
mother which she exercised tho minds of men. II
is ever at all times felt and operatveupon the dreary
waste Of ocean, the lonely prairie in the troublous
contests at the national halls. And when the is
nerved in the deadly conflicts of the field and the
foe is vanqushed then tho gentle influences instled
by do their work. and the heart melts into tears
of pity and prompts TO deeds Of mercy.
After this Intellectual repast then succeeded congratu
latons the air WAS made vocal with song while,
through the foresight Of the gallant captain at the
ming hour the sky about the good ship Joseph Whitney
brilliant with those various pyrotechnc displays
which must be grateful to the spirit of patriotic John
Adams-of bonfire and illumination memory.
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CALEB CUSHING AT TAMMANY HALL.

Fellow-citizens AS rise this occasion to address
you innumerabe thick coming fancies and thronging
thoughts Of nationality and of patriotism crowd the
mind see, in imagination, all the noble hosts of the
lnarty of civil and religious liberty in Europe crossing
the to found other empires of their own, by the
rivers and lakes the mountains and praries and in
the solemn forsstdepths of America II bshold Nov
world with i populous cities its agriculture its
commerce, and its artswith its institutions of knowl
edge and charity-with its brave and fair women,
and It's happy homeswith Its fresh and elastic vigor Of
youthborn, titanic progeny, out Of the tccnfng lns
Of the old world Iperccive the long procession OF the
great and the good renowned statesmen and famous
riors the founders of the republic witness the advent
of imperial State after imperial State heraded by the
eoqucnce Of scnaes and the tumult Of popular emotion
they march up after the other and wheel into the
lines of the grand army of the American Union. s.A
Which, Of all these dazzling Objects those reminscen-
and pemontions of glory they pass along the m
cid chambers Of the intellectual vson-which shall the
will Of the orator call FORTH il he may and arrest for
present contempiaon--which shall he endeavor i'm
body in epic words, to awake to-day the echoes Of
TamsnAay Hall b,t,s5ss
What human lips indeed, worthy of the eublimty
OK such theme 1t is country which on this day
looms up In thought before us, With all tho nuits e
Of past of present and of future glory noarnated 40
were, in that great figure. Our country 1t should be
the footsteps Of celestial messenger conduct us from
bright point TO bright point in the pathway of her fame
that resplendent pathway, I'D t
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FINHE RIGHT OF DETENTION, VISIT, AND
search legal principles and authorities by Rich
ard 8 Coke, oounsecr afaw, wsshng'os psmpht ~ cent
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--------whose dust 10 gold,
And pavement stars. y

1t should be the trumpet voice Of god to proclaim
her gloTos from pinnacle to answering pinnacle in the
wido ffnemnt Of her power, "leaps the live thpn-
der from summit summit along the ETHEREAL heights
the mountains Behold her. where she stands, in oil
tic mojesy aud strength Of her colossal proportions the
npersonaon OF republican liberty and order the statu
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HOTELS.
AMERICAN ArD

ITO vIsrYERs TO HAvArA.-rHE AMKRICAh AID
European Hoei-The subscribers take pleasure IN an
,ns the travelling public hs. Their ne hous. IN s
and AFTER the LIST Of January m The o,suon o. toen
buse Of the healthy pisces on NE stand me noe
been spared make convenient and comfrtsoe Tor
Every viii be made by The propretors 70
guese comfortable and ~ home The house ~ stu
aed The Calssda Real pea Cerro No 81 Cerro hsvana
On the arril w always be some one
70 take charge OF both and bseGase nr oss
through the Cuaion House and 70 80 hs 90
uverct n the house. Also, hexe viii be IN s"
nsss 70 ssnvey free q shs-ye 70 The soss
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DENT1aTRY.

81 BOND srRrEr.-Dr r. wuaoS, oPkRA ,1,
and manufacturing dentist having several assistants
cnstantly emplo,ed IN Tor the profession
every variety n srfcls teeth would invite ne aenson %
dentists generally hi. superior fsotuer "a ne oeneves ne
furnish them 9Th better teeth neater sna onesp man
they manufacture WITH the usual tacnnes Nv 'ywS.
Samples toe Office or 10 part OF ne Guy Also
teeth inser for psdents nj the lowes possoe prlces
TFETH -BEAuTTFuL aUMOTyPE TEETH, NEW IN
yenon excellng old style Ieth on ESQ , vn s ~
whole f2s; silver low az aset riyo' teetn
Toh pes,e gratis ladies d. MANSON dents, br tnir
tysecond street Eighth avenue hstaohshed 1870
-Four premiums awarded.
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BILLIARDS.

ArpARaroRns, Ise FULTON STREET, Is TABLES
"A now and new noors with plenty OF light on upper
rrcr, More players he accommodated evenings "A
srre ssSort and second hand tables Tor sae
PII,ard Psisce rs tAbies Of Court and Rsmsen
svreas, Broc&iyn-
BOOK on BIIIIARDs-PRICE ONE DoLLAR
"A "The Game n Billiards by Michael fhean, sa,n , ~
price, by o'CUNNoR OOLI,ENyER, IS Ann Sree- New
York.
billiard TABLES, AT REDUCED PRICEs-NkW
ID and second hand, with Deokers late improved p-en
csshions also trimmings Of every description belong
he trade Ali articles sold by me warranted 70 give s>as'
"oo' and 's0'na |" none "' DECKER % Ann street
billiard TABLES, or IMPROVED STYLE AND
ID inside In The best manner Of well seasoned mseras ana
granted his present year For sale at prices sun "e
umea fe second hand table, cheap.
UCONNOR COIL.ENDRa. manufacturers,
a. Ann street New York.
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Dhn GOODS, 49,
Is Importer. Of French siits ribbons
and
Millinery goods
y" Bro'd"'y .air
Are receiving nov their full assortment ~ spring goods
cdrg styles Of and the beer class Of
artificial VI selected by Mr. Berry hmsef, Who has
lust returned from France.
CONTINUATION or THE SALE or SPRING AND
\ j summer dry goods BY the Ass gnees OF George w.
street The entire balance 10 no. selling at rssi II the
place prizes which ensure s speedy clearance 70
close the es g.
L,INAL CLOSING or COLI wBrAr HALL. n GRAND
In su eet BY the Aesignees-The whole OF hs
offered al less han hslf the original clear out BY tbs
OF the month 70 give possession 70 Adams Mercer
carpet deasrs The entire fixtures, counters, mirrors
tables stools chas dssks iron safes stoves and
other furpure the store for sae ch To be removed
BY the hrst OF March.
II THE Lady PROM NEWARK THAT CALLED AT
70 Pearl street three weeks for some eubroiery
stamps will call AIN she will find large and heauuf ~
MINK AND SABLE FURs nELow COST "A LAnes
N ss~ortment of prime QUALIFY mns and sanle IurA re
WfIIIAS BasTk, corner Of Canal asd woosaer sa
OPEnA cIoAxs.A CHOICE ~, Assos At G ynoM
CROCK or DRY GOODS FOR SALE cHHAP.-rHY
s2 Third avenue fr meriy belonging james Qheey Ell
he suld bars ain applied for Immediately. Qno soh be
fore y an he auction saturday ned, Feb. In
~ ocsck ncon the premises and positively -cd 70 ne
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11

A MEXICAN INSrITUTE-ANNUALE LECrION;-THt
"A annual election for and committees Of this insi
year. will be held this afternoon at th
Of the Institute, No 35l sroadway The polls vii
Ii MEIGS, Rec. Sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11

vyyHE SMOKE CAUsED BY THE FINANCIAL PANIC
has not all disappeared ~ have still msny invoces
saxs hand that must be closed out epd a. panic
prizes Wholesale cash purchasers invited 70 Examine
Nv ssck o. CHEEKS N Broadway.