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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-22

The PRoposED STATE or "ONToNAGON. -
A meeting was held at Ontonagon on the
25th ult., composed of delegates from the
Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and from
those portions of Wisconsin and Minneso-
ia bordering on Lake Superior, torthe pur-
pose of considering the propriety of the
formation of new Territory out of the
Lake Superior region of Michigan, Wis
consin and Minnesota, preparatory to the
formation Of q new State. This meeting
was called some time ago, and was attend
ed by delegates from all the different sec
tions enumerated in the call How gen.
eral may be this movement, or how cX-
tcnSive may be the feeling in favor of it !;
Iwhcthcrit is widespread among the people,
or confined to a few who are ambitious to
! figure in Territorial and State govern
ment, we are unable to say but from the
persistcncy with which the matter has
been pushed for long time past, from the
tone of adj the journals of that section,
and from the interest manifested in the
,roiect, there can be little doubt that it
commends itself to the people Of that sec
ton, and majority of them would be in
favor Of it, committee of eight was APP
pointed by the convention to draft an dd-
dress to the Legislatures of Michigan,
Wisconsin and Minnesota, urging upon
them the propriety and necessity of agrant
to the general government of ther terrific
nv bordering on Lake Superior, for the
purpose of enabling the inhabitants to
form new Territory, and this committee
was instructed to submit their proceedings
to the convention, which is to meet again
on the llth inst, at Ontonagan, for the
purpose of considering them. lnaddition
to this, committee of three was appoint
ed to daft resolutions expressive OF the
sense Of the conventions and their report
was made at an Adjourned meeting on the
Goth The resolutions arc devoted wholly
to setting forth the various reasons which
are urged in favor of the project and were
simply accepted by the convention, but
i no further action taken.
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MARRIED

,. August ljth by q, B. Goodnndor Mr..
Ibomas Booth to Miss. Caroline Corson
daughter OF Ihos Carson all Of Brady In.
September lOth by the same. Mr. .Iamc.
Adams Dixon, 20 Miss. Eve Ileberlinp.
daughter Of David lIeberlinp ESQ. ali Of
the same place,
sept 9th inst, by p, Curley, Mr.. Ham
ham TIP.
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Remarkable lhenomenon- Immense
Swarms of Strange Insects.

A correspondent of the New York Eoea-
ing Post writing from Poplar Ridge, ~ v,
under date Of Sept %, gives the following
remarkable statement. He says:
Yesterday, at about four clock p. NJ,
the atmosphere became suddenly filled
with myriads Of insects of type entirely
unknown to this region, as far as can
learn. The phenomenon is known to
have extended several miles, and appears
to have occ1rrrd at the same moment.
The insect is about one-tourth Of an inch
long closely resembles the commen ant.
But the strangest part Of the matter
( that is, to me- remains to be told. As
soon as they appeared, ihey began to light
tact with, and to gve birth 10 young insects
rcaay ,ciige3, which in a few seconds dsascend-
ed into the air, while the old ones threw
themselves into violent contortions, which
continued until they succeeded in ridding
themselves Of their wings-after they APP
peared much relieved, and ran briskly
about upon the ground, as contented, APP
parently, as though they had never possess
ed the power of flight. In an hour the
earth wal covered with these fallen insect
angels, and strewn with their lifeless wings,
while their tiny, new born progeny, had
assembled, and were sporting in the beams
of the evening sun. This morning the pa
rent insects may be seen secreted among
the grass, or whatever offered protection
for the night, while the new generation
appeared dormant upon the surface,
awaiting the warming rays Of the rising
sun.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-22
AUDITORS NOTICE.

G.. W. LOGAN J j, he C,uiot Common
vs.. F,ns Of Cicafcid County
T. \, MGHEE Co. ! No. Term, 1855.
And now, the 2lst. Augu,., 1855, Pm by
his AT, Larrjmcr Test, in the above case,
asks M order on the sheriff to bring the pro
ceeds Of the sale Of tho real estate Of Il. 4.
MGheo d Co. into Court and the appointment
OF Auditor to distrbul" them among tb q iudg-
meut creditors.
Order granted aud Robert J. Wallace Esq.
appointed auditor. Per Cariam.
All persons Interested in the above distribution
will take notice that the undersigned viii attend
to the duties Of his appointment at his Office IN
the Boro Of Cleariicld on the 9th day of October
\. ID. 1858, when and whetc thsy can attend
ROBERT J. WALLACE, iu3itor.
Sept. llth, 1855. It,
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DIED.

In Morris TIP, on Sept, 9th, of Dysen-
terry, Abraham, son of John b. and Eliz.
obeth Kyler aged 22 years and 8 months.
In Kylertown, on Sept, Sth, Charles,
son of Jacob and Catherine Mock, aged
2 year and months.
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FRANK SHORT.
BAUHlDJa

All persons are hereby cautioned against
or in any way medling Will
the following described property: Two
bay horses and harness, and one two horse
wagon, now in the possession Of Petcl
Svlcr on loan only.
JESSE LINES.
Brady tp. Aug. Goth, lSjs-3t.
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DiSSOLU TION

The partnership heretofore existing be
tween jas, II Larrimerand r. F. WardJr
in the printing and publishing Of the
"Clcorfeld Republican was on the Goth.
day Of july 1855 dissolved by mutual con
sent. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the same for subscription adj
vertising or job work, are requested to
call as carly as possible at the office Of the
"Clcapfeld Republican and settle up
The books being left in the hands Of J, II
Larrimer for settlement.
JAS. II, LARRlMER.
X. i. WARD Jr
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WI. +. PIRVIANCE,
.AMBEOTYPIST
PA0G1g gTap&1c Artist
OF PITTSBURGH,

WILL visit Clemllcl on q professional
tour on or about the 18th Of September
next. whore he will,renain 4 short times
Those who wish to get Ambrotypcs, OF
other Photographs. taken in the hest
style Of the art, will then have an oppor
tumty Of indulging their tasto. Mr.. Pur.
Vance brings with him the experience Of
many years close application 10 this beau
ttnl art, in and about the City. and all
tho improvements which have been in
troduced. He therefore hatters himself
that he will be able to give the most am-
pie satisfaction to those whomay give him
professional call. .------aug II, '5S.-3t.
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pegalt used to be said that "Timo and
tide wait for no man." but now no man
waits for time and tide. We beat time 10y
running below the tide and get news from
the old world ahead Of the hour when 1T is
transmitted thence. Now, that we have
got the Atlantic Telegraph, we must have
new maxim-mal<ers, and perpetrators OF
wise sayings to suit these fast times and
inventions. "Poor Richards Almanacs"
are out of date, and 'wise saws and mod
ern instances" are greatly needed.
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Rose Mater WheeI.

that he is the agent for Clearfield County,
and will furnish and put in the said wheel,
on the shortest possible notice, upon ap.
plcation being made to him at his resi-
dence in Lawrence township, three miles
south of ClearfcId borough, or by letter
addressed 10 him at Cleartield p Q.
JOHN A. REED.
Lawrence tp., Sept. /, lSj8.--3m.pd.
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GREAT REVIVAL Read ! Read

a Nd BE CONVERTED. The great revival
y has done immense good in almost every
State, county and town in the Union, outside Of
Clearfeld. Therefore, ia consideration Of the
above rnmor, Frank Short has taken the respon-
sibility upon himscaf to revive fho Boot 4 Shoe
business in Clcarfeid, and set good example
to his fellow men. lie has to announce to his
old customers, and a. many new ones as may ia
vor hinvith a call that he has on hand n largo
assortment Of tin. work and any amount Of coarse
Also Cents Cater, made 10 order and Of any
stylc to nit customers Morocco French calf,
aud Pat ut calf CATERS constantly on hand
Finding Cor sale, Kit excepted All work lcav
ing his hop warranted not 10 rip. Customers
coming O town will find him nt the shop fornor-
" occu led by Il. r. Welsh, deed as q watch 4
clocl, cs ,ablishmcnt, nearly opposite Reed and
WcayerSs STORE. Roll in boys and got new soles
or your old ones repaired Us some Of them stand
in great need Of it.
FRANK SHORT.
Juuo 80, 1858. 3m.
p. s. The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween john McCabc & George Ncwson is this
day disssovcd by mutual consent and the books
accounts, and oil slocts, are now in tho hand,
of f. Short Tor fcttloment Tho business viii hn
cnrrol On in future by r. Short Alas, pc'r 10,
rick JOHN McyAiL,
GEQPGI bT'"StE.
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Coal! Coal!

TINho Subscriber respectfully informs tho eiti-
Il zens of the Borough Of CleArfcld aud vicin.
ity, that no has takon lease oi
Jud go Moora's Goal D mix,
adjoining the town, where he will con
stantly keep on hand, full supply Of the
article, either Jumps or mixed 10 suit pur
ch sers Persons in towr can he supplied
with IL 81 their homes, at six cents pei
bnshel, or a. the Bank lower than aver
4 share Of public patronage is solicited
PATRICK MULVANEY
Sept lst lSjs IT,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-22

pa Mr.. Somerset, why don't YOU get
married ?N because am too modest TO
ask any respectable lady to turn Somer-
sci.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-22
NOTICE
Important to Lumbermen.

THE subscriber takes this method
informing any and all persons wishing:
procure the
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DRANDlEs, Vince, Whisksy, Gin, SC, Of the
ID very hes, quality Cor sale by
TH0S. ROBINS.
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LrruERsnuRc, Sept. Goth 1858.

~ iuE"9"h NJ - ~ -"'''
Mn. EpIToR.
understand that reports
in various parts of the country are circula-
ted to the effect that do not intend to
support our democratic ticket at the Octo-
Der election, and especially the candidate
for sheriff. And having been frequently
intcrrogatcd of late in reference to the mat
ter, take this method of saying to my
democratic fellow citizens througout the
county, that having never professed any
other save democratic principles, cannot
help but feel great astonishment at such
report. Having been fairly beaten for
the nomination, do most cheerlully abide
the result, and feel happy in an opportu-
nifty of adding my testimony to the hons
esty and abilityof her candidate f. G. Mil
Ter Esq; and shall most cheerfullyin COM
mon with my democratic fellow citizens of
Brady tp., render him warm, and trust
efficient support. And &c J am not very
much mistaken Brady will march forward
under her old democratic banner, and in
crease her majoriies for the ticket, the
whole ticket, and nothing bpt the ticket.
To this end, my best endeayors shall be
employed
Yours Truly,
NJ I TfurtftsD
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QAwTTrN.

ALL persons arc hereby cautioned
against Purchasing or in any way med
ding with the following described proper,
~. now in the possession af John y. Nc
Cracken Of Ferguson tp., ril one sorre.
mare, one gray marc, on' wagon, ono
tanning rill, ore plow, oua h7rrow. on
copper kettle and eleven sheer, US the.
same belong TO me, and have been lsft
with the said McCfackefi on loan only.
subject 10 my order
ISAAC BLooM-sr.
Sept. 'jS.-St.
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nR. IITCH's PAIN cURER, ANTrBrrr
IL OUS REMEDY and RESPoEATivE. fo-
Cold. Cough. Group, dc..-Scld Mt jos foon's
Shoe shop, Clcaracld. oct ss, 81.
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FULLEST SATISFACTION.

The house is situated in pleasant and
quiet part OF the town, and no expense
or attention will be spared to make it one
of the best houses in the county A lib
cral patronage is respectfully solicited.
HAYS MORROW
Clearield, arg Is, ly.
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EXTENSIVE sTABLING
gl13 8A.uS

viii be ,uIplied with an assortment Of choice Ia
quors and he will endeay0r 10 entertain his
guests IN q manner that cannot fail ~ give the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-22

RsiyAn Editor Of a down east paper get
ting tired of paying his printers, rcsloyod
to diminish his help, and put his own
shonlder to the wheel. Here is his FIRST
effort OF setting type.
1--WE tqink : shAR d : most OF OR
oMu set,iN5 tYde heIcafter----drint9rS
may tALK aqonl itH bEing difficult to
So tide brit SIC don't eXderienoc =u,h
dlfrIculty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
METROPOLITAN GIFT BOOK STORE

METROPOLITAN GIFT BOOK STORE
be closed this hod inform the pubh thai 81
such reports false shan still continue sell on the same
plan and endeeyor merit ard hope receive liberal na o
The NewYork Ledger published bes reports Hnen
The Editor mus have known they se lie hiss hoeed IN
discms,y all engaged the Gift Enterprise lie dare no
individually being swndlers but in seakint
tricky Ledeerd charges al engaged Ia the pls
The only for the assaults Of rne Ledger upon our
business n because the public beco ming dsslseG with o.
,tsnsl reading We call upon The Ledger show wherein H
business conducted by rs is not both hopes lawful ana 10
cf Until be- does do IT, b. ssnds b fore the public IN 10 'ey
liable psoI An Editor Of paper boasDs Of az EXTENSIVE
cucusion " ho hEs wy and repeatedly published Arces
iur individual in his business and .pltsOn, degrades nun
el H. IA. opuiop Of the puti wiz the end, infe l
se. than those whom he Thu. mali iJuslJ Alta ks
Those wishing for Books invited o. favor me WIN Ie
y Every order vii be promptly sud hlno-Aby hle
end viii guarantee 70 give be.:e b4.s ih-n al be
elsewhere Caiaoe sstt 10 any addpss. so
JOHN : ANDREWS No. Ii0 Nas-si-st, " 7.
TIiE NEW-IORk TABLET, II CATHoLIC
FAMILY JOu RNAL fr thi. week sIs, tss.es tle
rer.rs OF the day MsIren Dnu. ihs Adn.FAs D
by NIs j. sh3ieT; Personal k eOIscs oi Conusi " ~
smith OBIens Address g. The P. PIE o IieAad; Ca ~.
ProtcAD; in 'he mste Of lhc hoos London Pas $50
ioson end Mhn,.o,a ,orspludsDc. tsihos Int issle
irom al Of VOID. kO. sale BY a News Ds.ef- Fhs
sS C,nts D.IJ. sADLlEh Co, Plhnsber;
No. l6s William =: New fofH
THERE are in New York about 300, COZ readers.
Now wo1'd he very unor' u.,e y sry srs o' .n,'e
thosd nlss ire eaod thiugs in OUR OWN PAfIH tss
hee ory q. The t~. eb' of tbe bet SER ~ als e"''
sLiS ''s~ts fs>ss o>A - IsAbsf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
PRICE TWO CENTS.

DEVIVAL-PENNY MUSIC BOOK for UNI
IL vERsAL CIRCULATION -E.shsen choice Melodies and
Hyms tIrrop1s 70 ;hs im.s srons Which s-e ths h9S'
ips. Were goos UOue 20 De - We Se passing
AvS," Whats the News "Anies are lowering round =
A Home W Glory" " "H)us~ ard Boaod' SC Pncs One
HOaACE WATERS, No SSs Brosawsy Y.
JT'O MERCHANTS, Manufacturers and Business
i men Of .l Class.-ThE LONDON DAILY PRoro-
TYPE Canada West 10 the beet sdversins medium Upp-r
Csr.tA Cops. application rsiis Terms Cssh ID
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
ID Arm MS MUS u NJ. =

- X n u NJ NJ u u NJ -
MORE WONDERS MoRE NOVELTIES"
The Marvel Of the Age
MONS. DUVERNE.
just arrived from Csrtbasspa performs ,>,,s
AFTERNOON AND EVENfN0
GREATfsT CURIOSITY ALIVE
His iouts and muscles apparently
MADE OF INDIA-RUBbER
ne ''"'' PUTS iiiSisELF INTO SMALL BOX. .-
precisely 10 inches esvns besdes space for EIGHT
in hight, actually condenses hiwseh into the
SPACE OF A SQUARE FOOT;
in presence audience Bnns rules measure tie
box The InaDssers will forfeit and
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
il this and other miraculous eas not performed
literally and without deception!
I0""'e'' III THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
which is performed EVERY EVENING, at u O'Clock,
The grand historical play in three ssts Of
JOAN OF ARC
o. The NADIA WARRIOR,
s''"N 'p EVERY w GfTERNoON THIS WEEK.
A new feature in the AQUARIA!
81 suiTpSa ff1S'S Ills NEST IN N rHE %HTEh
sight as beautiful Sc it is incredible and wonderful:
in the AFTERNOON st 3 O'Clock.
JOAN OF ARC.
Josu ............................Mrs C. Howard
Valsnto.. ..:.......................Ar Wsi'ins
INDIA RI BIER FEArs Of Mons DUvERNE
EVENING, q. 4 o,eloch; the ,,,r,,,o
Godfrey Dulane.. ...... MI r. ANn
Uonors Paue .................. Mrs. Chss. Howard
To conclude with the SEMI-MlRACLEs Of the INDlA-
RuBBER bcned humsni;y NJ p9ysJ1s T1e M1MMUsh oIs
ing pounds original Happy Family al TO be seen
here now well the Inmsbe AQUARiA, or OCEAN aud
RIVER GARDENS: the greatest euno:iy low IN AmsnsA
Children Is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

WAL 49, T II Z A I Z Il.
Third 4RPeji1ieSsdff NJ! JAMES T s4asf, Al celebrated
Who will give Rc1PIIrSp b; isPGGi 'Tpe''0''i''D Of
In Sir T. ly''Msh: Mr.. ST STARR XIX '' thai ''''
MI STARK will duri Ibis engagement perform HAMLET,
TIE STRANGER OTIiELLo and other OF the Acknowledged
caTtsl Farce viii conclude each evening. entertainment
WOODs BUILDINGS, Nos. 5Gl and 563Broad-
w way nsAI friTss;i ISMrNsr CROWNS
GEO 'oElsFE orfS EtrST &S3Rf HysSiSSi SIsSrRELs'
.ETHiorlAN ENTE
And conclude with third week Of new grspd
SLEIGH RIDE THsoSsH EesD BEoARWsE 70 oyAy AND BLOOM
Door open at 81. to sommeDee at u ocOei ry,,os
NGTICE-ln GOmPsnc. m with nameIcss ns 'qae'' THURS
When the FIRST and SECOND PARTs OF the entertainment
A GRAND AFTERNOON AFTER FrRFoKaAScE viii be given
y .BFs Bff snd a %
Afternoon perornaIees ball PIlce.
Opening NIGHT of PEELs CAMPBELL
~ MlNsTRELS, stNo 4'i Br9sdwsy, % on MoNDAf Apru
l2 1883, in choice selection Of MlNsTRELsY -
Matt Peel. Manager Dr. y. A Jones. ....Asen
DROOKLYN ATHENKUM.-Dr. KANEs
most MXGNiF1CENT PICTURES ever seen on Ills continent
and that hsys for Se S ' M months drawn ae most
%9 EyIRy EyESYo e ls WEEX SS%%sSsDe e
O'Clock. With lecture by CHARLES GAYLOR Ada.,;snce
25 cents; reserved seats 50.
MILL OPEN-NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
w DEsNN.-Tbe SSi Aunus Exhibition of th. National
Academy will Open TUESDAY April IS a, the New Gal
| iCrit o. IN 10Th e., BI o.aiwsy.
T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Corfespondinr Secrs,srv A.
| V'HE celebrated Abbott Colection of Egyptian
Il AntiGucs Wondering upward Of ibeets-th-
popular, sractiNe aud 10 ia. city
oEn D. .no EvrnuE = ". In, $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
A NNOUNCEMENT.

|. n ANNooA1hMhAT.
We hssc ss r~s'rr. of bf 70 p.ir. ~ is.s
ss, that he ,s II Agj shah .i
ocstScu,
No. S33 BRoADwkY
Al ONE PRICE, FOR CASH. WITHOUT ABArENysp.
ELEoAYP
Auortrerto
SPRING SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
sHAwLs GLOVES EMBRolDERlEs. Aa
ina, imported and one the cbspst and s-' ss.i-s c'
ue,t, Of NEW GOODS viii ~ offered $, re's! this sosa-
,yy his .eson - which vii BE- sdSed evoy novelty 'A.i tss
h., s,., and e .s On the Paris nIket tAcGss peF rens
Agent there oempan1
BAYOU KID GLOVES
Jur kaaed Of exclusive shsles
Mi.se., IS cents; LAsies 81 cents; 0snHsm-n''. 81
No mixed ies Thi, mshe q 0lcves 10 eauN, uS "pe'
to any Glove sert ,n this county.
80 90 yGds of very syes o, INDIA siLhs eeno
pvrysrd
We ,hs.l s1hfli. a. h.re,osr. at
JOBBINo WAREHOUSE.
Nc. IS Chambers AID - RssSe-s,',
Our us1L
ASSORTMENT %
CHoICE FOREIeN DRY ooops.
Adapted to every part Of the
UNION
which vIa b. solA 1t The
Lowest raIins rssps sbf
Cssh or approved months B.ah Pse~sI
Ps-No ,oo1. ,ea.a a, our wsss...- Rccms No. CAN
b.r..l EDWARD LAMBERT On
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
TNO SHIP MASTERS.

OrpIcE or THE BoAsp or uNpEswRIrrS,}
NEw-YoRH March %, ia59
There believe that disasters vessels bave reeuy
the Southern Of the United States In ous
guene ofthe use aud This Board
would earnestly press upon Ship Masters the great mpsnoe
al bus provided with iha, Of RECENrDArE and
from RELIABLE SOURCE Bnnts Charts of the Coast Of
the United States corrected conformity with the Govern.
Surveys and have accurately laid down the position of su
Lehts construction coast.
ihs,e should be familiar ,Sery Ship Master in the
tsde.
spe.tos of yeses the underv 'e would do vel 10
certain tht Masters using proper Charts aud iustEnnen' s
. single may lead % the most disastrous resht
Tn. blowing changrs Lsas the FLORIDA Ke- nh thouaht
prOper 10 no ice: .,,
CARYSFORT REEF LIGHT, which fred Light, IL oow
REVOLVING LIGHT, showing bright dash once III every
DRY BANK LIGHT HOUSE on soulbrero shosl near som
hreJo Key Light House i5 feet hish paintet RED
The Light FINED LIGHT the focal plane la feet above
the sea 49, 49, 40,
II is Is miles from CArysfor;, S. W BY W. variation 81
w and 4, mi'es from Sand key, j. ~ T. T., vsiaii "a
LOGGERfiEAD KEY .,he Western most fthe Florida Key'
Dry fortuess Grocp. " -,
Ies Light House building there, the fs pAue Of which
light VIII he 2 feet above the IL Will be NJ on The hT dsy
Of Ju'y neN-
All the above lights BLuNrS CHARTS OF TIE
uNIrFD STATES ELLwOOD WALTER.
Secretary Board of Under~Iitsra
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

II. A X q E s D
STAPLE DRY GOODS
TO BE SOLD FOR
CASH,
TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS
BARNES, LYMAN A Co,
Nos 30 and 80 BARCLAY-sr.
Now offer TO 10. their and cXtensy-y sorsd so'h
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY q . o ID =,
Compiling the variety usually kept IN . large
WHOLESALE fsrABLlSHMENr:
This stock is 10 b. sold perenpory for essn snd
MUST BE CLOSED BY FIXED DATE:
Purchasers ,e-on OF the country " invited 70
call will be- the sxissnoies a the feaaiss
GREAT UCTION IN PRICES.
q. S. HUMPHREY & Co.,
No. J24 BROADWAY,
Opposite The ~. Nicholas Hotel,
Offer 70 'lr public 81 the .... -.
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS Or
CARPETING NOS
To b. found IN this country part OF which s ,.,,s..
THE ENTIRE STOCK Of LAR0E iMPohrNo hooos
Declining business. which will BE- .old -
TWENTY PER CENT LESS THAN THE COST o.
IMPORTATION
400 Pieces
BRUSSELS CARPETiNG. .................S ~ per ysrd
500 Pi-ees
INGRAM GARRETT best qaslay).......7s- pr ysd
AT RETAIL,
FOR CASH ONLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

Nj ANTlLLAs'
BRODIE'S
SPRING AND SIMMER STOCK,
No. 900 CANAL STREET, NEWY0RK,
AT RETAIL,
L. row fully assorted, of
DESIGNS, SHAPES, AND QUALITIES
Exclusively his own, in
ALL SILK PLAIN AND TRIMMED.
ALL SILK RICH LACE, Gc. TRIMMED,
SILK AND LACE COMBINATION
ALL LACE HOMEMADE.
FRENCH LACE
CHANTILLY LACE,
All bis own well known male
See HE the above FOODS In the leading Magazines -
sy. devtsA Ar
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
90 Ubom it alap Concern.

NOTICE.-Al persons having claims against
IN FREDERICK u SWAN requested pesent he sane
with the vsusArs the underssnedst HE Office No - Mac
n-s New York before the t day OF July nestDsse1 New
Iork, As1sh l. 1853. THEODORE HfNSDALE, AssignesA
DERSONS in want of MONEY, and desirous 10
obva;e The Of applying % pabe pscss
be accommodated By addressing line 70 H. station C.
Of Fourth and where they obtain from and
collateral security consisting Of all hfnds OF
ohsnde personal property N BImDedte viii
he given T8ppcens stating when aud vb~e interview
b. had
O,iIoE Oh JoIXr CoNNTTEE o. Accsvvrs
Room No. II Bssern,D, City Hall wYosk. April lSat
DROPERTY OWNERS on 46th-st., between
Shsv and East River interested In the ASSESSMENT
for regulating kc said street hereby notified before tbs
Committee u TIL RSDAY a; O'Clock.
ITO ADVERTISERS.-As this is the season for
inviting trade Of other cities and bsness
are reminded that The ADVERTISING and SUBSCRIPTION
AGENCY Of ANDREW WIND. No S5 Sssssl st., ap s,sirs
ss daily alton With the best newspapers throughout
he United States Cansds and the West ladies' aud receive,
Advertisement he Publishers lowest rates No l3 Nsssu
st. door 10 Nassau Bank Persons apphc Ion
fDyt 22 different n bic.