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The Washington union., 1858-02-18
nNE CREPIDAM SIJTOR I"

The honorable senator from Massachusetts who SO
worthily fills the seat vacated by Daniel Webster is
not inclined to restrict himself at all in the discharge
of his senatorial duties. Hc too along with the IA
cetious and honorable Mr.. Hale has undertaken the
editorial supervision Of this newspaper. We had
supposed the duties of the great know nothing and
blackrepublican chief of New England, in Washing
ton, senatorial, and not editorial but as "the
Natick cobblcr" would not stick to his last at home
we must expect him to be little exclusive now that
he has got abroad.
The Washington union., 1858-02-18

A Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald writes follows concerning one of the SEN
ators elect from the ncwstate of Minnesots: '-lt
has been stated that Mr. Rice not cordially with
the administration. From my conversations with
him, have every reason to believe he is, and that
by the admission of Minnesota the democratic party
in the Senate will be strengthened by his firm ad-
hasiop -
The Washington union., 1858-02-18
WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. Is. 1855.
GENERAL cALHoUN's STATEMENT.

The violent and persistent attacks made by the
opposition press with reference to the action Of
General Calhoun upon the returns which made
to him On the 18th uit from the ''Delaware Cross
man to publish statement on the subject, which
will be found in our columns to-day, and which we
commend to the attention of our readers. we hope
that the presses which have been liberal in at
tackng General Calhoun on this subject will now do
him the justice to publish his frank reply.
The Washington union., 1858-02-18

FRoM HoSDuRAs.--Thc brig Ellen Jane has arrived AZ
Boston, from Truxillo The people of Honduras were
greatly alarmed upon hearing OF the second attempt o.
the flbuster Walker in Nicaragua. They will be equal
ly rejoiced to hear of his prompt arrest by the oh
States naval authorities. number of the engineers ~
the Honduras intcroceanc railroad had returned 70 'o
United States but the survey of the route was s' Pr
crossing The country quiet, but business was ou
and produce scarce and high
The Washington union., 1858-02-18

I.sneE PuRcn.sr We understand that the exteiis,'
sugar plantaton of Col John s. Preston, in this Ste
was purchased few days ago by gentleman OF tins o,
Mr. Burnside, for the large sum of million daar' WI
make mention of this illustration Of the indNu"''
wealth in our city and State.-No0 Orleans Bultdm'
The Washington union., 1858-02-18

TIE CHRISTIAN POPULATION CALCUTTA. --of the iA'o
Christian population of Calcutta, $500 are Europaos
900 are Eurasians Anglo Indians, the pIogeuy "
white fathers and native mothcrs and $50 are AmeFca
scattered throughout large native population NUMBER,
inr some 400 OOO of which 276 900 Hndoos lisoV
are Mohaunmedans and the rest Asiatics.
The Washington union., 1858-02-18

Goop.--The Cleveland Register makes the following
good hit whether Queen victorias red petticoas will
become fashion in America is yet to be known II is
certain however that the attempts of Of her male
predecessors TO introduce their rod coats into this country
did not succeed |"
The Washington union., 1858-02-18

We regret to learn that Commodore T. Ap Catesby
Jones is lying very i'll at his residence, short distance
above Georgetown His health has not been good for
some months mast
The Washington union., 1858-02-18

New YoRK DEsooEArio PEsss.--lt is a signifesD,
fact that in the great State of New York eusry dsmo
erat,c paper wii rs borders, SO far as we can al.
cover sustans the President of the Uuited States Il;
his recommendation to Congress for speedy adnis
sion of Kansas under the Lecompton constitution
This gratifying fact il rathet refatkable when 4
considered that the democracy Of that State has bean
for so many years iearfully distracted upon tbs
question of negro slavery. Indeed, so much had
this vexed question become fixed element Of dis.
cord in our ranks there, that we had long since de.
SPARED of anything like eAectual or permanent
unity of action. But now, since the entire demo.
cratic press present united front, and are deter
mined to stand by the great chief who holds, under
Providence, the destines of this glorious Union il
affords us the assurance that the of the Empire
Stae--tbe everlasting democracy-wil, to man,
stand by James Buchanan, they stood by Andrew
Jackson. We feel confdont in the belief that the
great body of the people Of this State now under.
stand and fully alive to the great doctrine Of
non-intorvention as mbodied in the Kansas n Nebras
ka act, the Cincinnati platform, and clearly set
forth in Mr. Buchanan's late excellent message
The democracy all over the land will rejoice with
us at the state of affairs in the councils of our
brethren of the Empire State, and will unite with
us in hailipg the united democracy of New York
The Washington union., 1858-02-18

The New Orleans mail due last evening, did not come
to hand consequently failed to receive details of the
news from Mexico by the last steamer from Vera Cruz
which were then fully due
The Washington union., 1858-02-18

uA1r hrtun
The Washington union., 1858-02-18

by Mr. ALL The memorial Of William Johnson praying for relief
for services rendered and injuries received the 1872
referred 10 tile Committee on valid Pensions.
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TAILOR
unb faIbionobler GfeiDerfoDSnsn
"a TerOtn a 5 Oabn,
.s 1.6 Merchant Taifor,,a 2alm

Serfertiet ale Mrten 5errentleber mad 'nsais4ssr NAH s : douf
fnb fefs bic neuefen unb befsn StDFe FIR esrnr,sr. I'm ~
de MID befu&en, psrbe t& fets prOmpt Az bebienem faSean.
j Gept10-S at1E wr auugaNa5e $3.50 e3ls43au4t54 80 Il
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.2Oltoer 4 .9usba 8 ap
s@ Sdu8z Carpenters,
NE.281R ptb. $ . IL orb SttdBe
Baltimore. ~
Thompson & Oudesluys.

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bteten gum 8erfauf an:
gDtIber's Yatent Satamanber. 5afeS, bic .223 NAL erprpb
atdealtis %asfaaben tpsrtsn anb., gsrasr snsltise @aaaet
FIR Gas, gHafer Mnt DSnpf, ensltT&ea unb amerifaHif6sn
Ssbtauliiden &t!t, ~feuetfefs 3teselfeiae, SUI, 8aeines, pfs
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4te tit Slalben, @se, gDpyst9, .f6ptttlde unb amerifantiGf
stlsrne 8edel u. = aGe bteie aetitel fnb ~beltanbte an
bdab uMb btats sunt 0trtduf. 05lIAg1tH3t5D 165ept, IS
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l1fnncr'8 nerbcfTerte NfGhmnfchfne.

&tNWE . UEEWCTTREIE YNNU IMuICVtEe.
Dtete MdIhtne rurbe mad einert 'unpattbettfhen 8erfuGt
Iauf berYarifer MuSiteGuns NIT benz bSdfen Yrdntunt belcbnt.
Is TT ~unnDtbts, pptt BEN getStenftcn gu fpre3en, Sa berer
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uns, s abtttGmten, ~Yflanser unb s q nj tIten
|auf Bic 8batfa6e drfmerffam gu rtaaen;ba bic firslt6dnee,
bra&ten gerbeferumeen Bic @af&tne t%n..stefen 8esebunsen
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frater unb III bic etnStse Wtaf4tne, bic feline Snb srpte 5abri.
entweber tn 4etnpanb pbet .2eberL adten fam, als nenn
|tsin unterf&teb TN Material mare. Nae fnb NIT Der sr6 bten
|Sprafalt unb bauertaft 8ebaut. Y
gBir Fnb tn ben Stanb sefest, unfere @tafGtnen unter Itbe.
allen 8ebtn8un8en 8e8en alte BON treenb elmer Mrt ~untsutaus
16en. Yeripnen, bic unter9eprbnetere Wal9inen unter BEN
9crtpanbe Der Stlt8tett 9etauft baten werben etnea fOlten
|Eaufb fetr Sprttetlbaft fnben+ Hai'9
Mustlnft ptrb nit benz srSBtenIer8nueem tn unferer 0fFt
Mr, 105 8altiulcreitraBe, Baltimore,
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|A,TI 9erfertt8er u. @ertdufer iimi
SEQ eEh--H -elf BON q - HF tfl.pt
Ornamental, CAREER, 8iloer &Spteselrabmen,
balten aets auf Eager cline erOse NaswabI fran3Bftf&e,
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09rratt ppn Cob ns Silberratm:u fir Spteeel
So Bilber &c. werbea tets fauber nns:f&Sx etnse'r still
Stunt II -1Ht
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,Dts acl6ene Mlebaide, wel9e bWeute @ef8mad an:tbetrt
ute Serienise aur traeea. Der frAeetaat. Der @srlnsa
nag prablen un6 %ppbltbuH. gDlr fhbsren unieren Sunbsn
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asa' ebenIs spIbtne 4raeelslts, 0oraednabeln, S9lafsi, @te-
tic. Spttdt6ts IL. 10 Q ds@tbntfe an blu HswretfeM eees
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It'd tn ben @tieai1attslgtal Der @pmpaente, Sr. 4 Spusbfr
UNI dat &rten BON 4pplttatiUnen sur @ert&eruas Won badfti'
.aernsa uss e%SlItrren (5ramC 5dafern Liberalization, nsus
4, Wdarenlagsrn, 6ausbGltln az. @erdtbl9aftcn l
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grd nj ts lentseSenBunebrsen .1.lIius
Y SOB. .. Mppre, @raabent.
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gldn5enbe Grfclg uuc rafdbe8 Gmpprs
bliiben Der neuen 6eutfdben 6eimdtb mn6
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BON @rtSateuten sufdslt6 cine ND srbe.rs Sunrne aneslsa.
perben wtrs mic Der ~beifpielOs f8neae 5ertsaas Der pFFipat-
bauttn benefit S6pn lest 1T &9Bberbpr Gtts Elm 70 anae,
nttmer unb benz beutf6ea @emhite f. entfprs&saScr qeO6a9Srt
6aB bic 3sblrsidsn geuti&ea baielbf NIT itren @dnnsr. unb
grauen.g ereinen. tbrsn muFtalif4ea unterbaltaassn, t6ren
stns: unb 1ansfefen i'm srp6en 5dnesrpart tbrsn tsutf&en
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bells, Ter Snbufrie unc Der Civilization Spr gntertfa Tnb ortt
eeSsben.l Dprt entwitslt gffG Der beutfbe gSlfsGarattsr in
lstner 1tetnGstt unb gDltsmmenbeit, ~nneeaSrt Don entarteten
SPbnen erteritantf4er 8ret9ett uno mir 2tete unb %2Sewunoe.
1nan8 bspta@tet JpSn ben J%8ebilaeten i8Ir8ern &nertta's.-7 i
Dert TT por aaen eth besladen6er 5etmat9sprt
tmr btetbeutf9 en- 8 rd uenil welde TN Alnsrita inetrI
moo dNe bic Manner eas s%emathli6e unb b~esllfsnbe beutGae
g%SitSlcbsn %eatbe9ren. nef@es Ge a6er IN Ter freten, bsutf6tn
@889arbprfabt une NufctlnnB Serebelt uub nod fGSner rie-
Ote YettettBnr8 IN 70 leidbt senabt. baB teine beatf6e SAINT
lie f@ 1apssuldlieben brau&t. Gin 9auplas ven 40 SH6
6rpnt unb 150y5lB Tiefe, nebt etnem YrGntten earten Dpn
epppsIter GrDbe, Deer einsm Nntbett an eInent pranieabduie,
ee9enwdrtiB MUIR nod 500 in SO m9uatli4en 8ablun.
cen Spn $3.50 Hnb $500 betn unterfbretben fir lintpfsn.
&artsa, glGae uno aae5 Mdbere erbdlt man bel ben N9en.
ten berrn s. ID m 10 t, I'M 6euti9en S&glbapft IN Der
~ d. SGn23,t Satr
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MaaaOsaaR EAOA&l
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errt9tet psr0 3wet lmo %3wan5i9 Sabrenl burd
lung DIR. Kinkelin, 393HE ,I3h3& q
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agleoo JSwe uno 5mat5i9 Sabre q ,gagR IS
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IN Der &ar pun allen 8 %anfHstten isg btltrI DER uaSy s~saapeinisr
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entfeben = sera6t. -,E7,-,-ss ,1s' sa-sr -.sf-u4um
91ebmt be'onbere Nptia. ~ ,aa.a4s.
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in Der @~tnfamfeit etaeben, bic nit tbhen 0 t bts 3u tbrer Mduas
|selest, ntat nut ernfii6e Sinbsrnide beryorraft, fSnbern aud
9eranlaaan8 su elmer 0Reite Spn anDaItenben, perfGnsltGen
Iua6 Serbeerenben 3eibeniGaftfne tebt. L. y 49,
@ehi8e. BON btelen, Bic it5 biei = Serberblt6en @ewotnbet
ergsbsn tSnnea bic tranriaen 8Ulsen tapUn, Bis fe bas ner.
sSls sgfss ssrrattst fntsa f:saDs uns anertlartars Nafrs.
100 unp 81 pon Or. &.ntsltn'S Sub aber VSelbferbaltane."h ~
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&c IT bamra, une9tl9 q glsa, uab sstiqt Ie.bt in fttHen gsrsna'
Isun9en trenteer 3tdtt9fett ais 8ep6bHli6.
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54fnlmass pOlbradt, anb DerbeiratRct lid, ~ IT feline Gbe
hins fraeere &pprbeit perarfaGt nCrssn 1T Dteles inb
3 tra@tames pet&e pie ~ N srii mtttst
ter erwefen plltent bic I d. tn am.
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ltsas; isnH ua ssgSts S ssf st. ST. stfrIi stEs SssS s.r az sin 3 Sa iSS g. @e'
betmnine Der &raAfsn BON Or. 8tntsltn ntemdls entbaat men,
heu, iethe ~9Dpbnnn9 tit fstt ben lebten snauais Jabrem an bt}
N.t2D.' @te pom Der Dritten nnS unipnifr., sptfHen 9pruee
Mb pine philadelphia, ga. s9IW41a9 9iGs} G3al8g ,l.tW
d. at,d &rante in elmer Gntfernnng, saa ,ma
Ste i9reH San sihfaa s~srDaaben NIT alien tbrsa Spmatpnen,
in etner1 Brefs ~mtttpeilen Omit 9etf6luB elmer 8eraatuna),
Or. 8tnfeltus WeectStnet ~ten8entdb unpersIsliG mad
teoen. Sbetle Der pntSrt entweber NIT br 9ct .pber @rpreB,
unb 70 gspaft UNI S6abet unp Neusterbe aa perbaten, uber-
itabet trbdlten. -.sg sttk cas- asEEH MtI5.ff f3i HH2qg
ed 91eie! SuSenb lao Mannbarteit , 51'
Sin traftbOlleS 2eben uOer Gin friib3eitiaer Soo.y
. =. .8tuteltn tber Selbferbdltune rur IS Gsnt6' o-A-
Brtefe, pei6e ienen QBe TT In 9tdnrps %entbnlten, HerbeA
NIT I'M getenber YDt nit etneut GreupIar %Serfdert.
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Neue Arrangements far @inpanOerer, bic mad
Dem Weffen IN reiSen teiinShen.

9leue arrangements tur NtttrpdnDerer, Die nod
Dem Welten gu reiien' tpinlden.
Son teute, hen g. H~GSetnber an fpetfep BITE gtnmdnbere r
tf Der Nprtbern Central @alSertfreet OepDt Gtfenbdbn milf
) EN- @rprsesus %befErbert. Die gaba btstst ba0ur9 ben Sn,mt-
sranten tinen 9rbBere 8prtbetI, ais trsenb etre
anbere Balm, aud tt fe UNI "a wseilea tar,er ais je6e anbers
5abn mad benanntsa Dldben, ais:
Bitt8burs, @lepelanb, o Detroit, SORT Mabne
6 b cage, Milmoufee, @alena,a Dubuque, g
i's 9puul,a 9fpd Sslanp, Burlington, Soma Gitp
aaS aer6sn tebAsaIb bic nit Der stOrtesra ssntrat saRa &C.
men @sttnsen bort %sihtrsffen, au& wsrben 4 Ital weniser bic
babel 8epebfslt. Die Sahn lstett ourG bent NSnfien
Ibefl BON SbiO. Ste game @ntfernuas psa bier bis GhieasD
" Son q; nt sI gas Sssat 'sirSs bier essstanet (~ntartsS) aHb
Na& Greiline, Daatrn, Cincinnati Snbiauas
polls, QeuispiQe sui,np 81. Qouis ak
verben1 ebenfaas Yaaaetere ~befOrbert unb far ttr @cpdd
TIN . retters unlaOunSafoftsa. berebaet.9 Die Yaaostere
tSurtttt NIT BEN 3upr,,5 Cber &ben6S 10 Dbrs9ue mad alen
@ldben ssben, pbne unterUese laufsebalten sa per.
ben. ~ urHfabrtsgtaette wsrosa Ssrtauft III Der Office bes
W9enter. ~ q $ ~ - S0bn s. Walfcr,
Il lids 1alra Np. 25. NeGssGtreet. near gDdtsrs Scarf.
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Eahrs8 am.

+ US BUR beicnoeren SenntrtBnabme.
Gtnwanbersr unb Retienbe fpGteh febr Ssrtbtts fetn, ebe
lite TIRE Bt1ette faufen unb fp1ten bteIelben muir ppn fpl6 en-
|%aneefeaten 8eamten tuufen, tpetde Spn tbrern @ehalte leben,
|nt0t aber BON Maflern pber 8ntf6ehtr6sern, ia fe ipaf Der
|@efabr l~ausssfest fnb, bef&ptnbslt 3u wsrbea anb tbr @slb
|umfpnf auseeben. 7sI4s t ft. a1 arst.:q
|3514i1.D Ourhfabrt8zg tlette5i sc .olc
mad aIen Ebelen bes gDefcns fnb sm baben Bet
m Sb..S. :SSileebranSt,
@eneal-@nt8rdnten-&eent Der 8dltintpre. unb
" Sttrs@t lenbdtn. -hH 800 +-"H94
SsasOtS az Scr 81, EbomeSftr.y Baltimore.
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Tor cHARtEsroN-THE sTyANsHrP MENP
Saturday, Aprila st4 orlcck VI precisely Pssssg'
with uperior accoDfn odacss. Freight eight and
Apply n. 3. GROWN ELL CO, 81 ives, street corn
Albany.
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RAILROADS..
IJuDsos RIVER RAILRoAD.-xSPRgss TRAINS
IL Albany and Troy, stopping nj principal stations
pecttnK Western and Northern trra leave Cham -rs
stree, Al " and II ~ A. H., and s45P "
A. y. SMITH, superintendent
NKw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
~ srRIre ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Thursday, APRIL. iSs2
rrsus leave the depot Of While and Centre srss
800 " Mail train stopping Al wmism.brds. sud all
sisP. n. For White Psips stopping at all intermediate
rsi,onaL
Trains leave the depot, Twenty s,,a street and
sls A. NJ Tor wllsmsoridxs stopping at ali intermediate
IVA II SA. n. writ. ri.,u.. so. A.,
7gP. NJ wIllisnsbrdge do DO
400 P. N. Dover Plains, do DO
$50 2. N. willismsbridge do. 40.
Returning, trains leave Albany for New York
iSA NJ NAL, s'opgns 81 All s,slsns north OF snd awi
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RArIRoAD CoaPA.
~ n.y. No Hanover street New York, April H. l.sS..-
Nsce TO siockhodersThe annual meeting Of the stockhod
ers Of this company will be holden in The cv OF New Haven
~ Rrewsers Hall Thursiay, The 18Th a May NEXT At
O'Clock A. NJ for the election " directors and he rsrssc
lion Of any other business witch may be presented
DRNNsyLvANTA RAuRoAD,
The great central route 70 The west TINE Al least |.
other For tickets OF ~ tor
from New York 70 any point IN The enrs west CAL sne
'F"' d IL ELLIOTT, PASSENGER Agent
LEECN Co. rrs'sm Asert
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UsTHArIA PIONEER LINE FSTABrIsHFO IsSa
he IInfef Sf,te rnaf.x

TINTED STATS MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ FOR o.
~ FORMS, via Psuams RalrONd.- The siesrnship STAR
THE WksST, A. ~. GRAY commander will sail OF Tues
April ~. al O'Clock y M from pier foot OF Warrea
no1t river coansctng ~ Panama with The steamship JC
L. 9EPbkNs, w " lsfdg- commander. Foe pas
apply only 70 ". RAYMOND. ., liz wess slres. eoras
Warren.
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ZINE ARTS.

mo ms PATRONS OF THE FINE ARTS ASD THE
II ,articular friends of the lsle -
- W RANNEY, Artist
,..,,or NJ Tho shesches OIL lead pencil AMI
co,s.u. ~ Ne n are Tor sale at &. DoDGEs At.sts
,ua rsn,es sypplT si9Ts w QsAbNp square, MI
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DANCING ACNDE,ruEs.

A DoDwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIU,
N. No. aB Broadway, New York,
No. ~ Montague plscs Prcefyn'
C1ssses will be continued until June LIST
Pupils receives Al any tins.
MADAME sAUvAGEAUS DANCING ACADENfI
lSI Broadway, opposite Bond street. Orrr every ste
aud eve ming 10 private lessons and general pracce
sJrees tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays Az the AZ
.hle DANCES, 'neIuxSg "Lss Laassys "yaG " n
lessas,
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DTBBos BARGAINS. RIBBON ARGAISs-THosE
IN iadcs who love hargsn should remember that there
IL gerferi fush 10 JCH1 ENSTBHs. 80 Broadway after
those esgsn dress trimming ronous he has u imported
Eurupe such style and prOfrsion that ribbons
have become the great mode q he day his magnl iceni
sortmenis besieged BY he elite OF New York VII,
pdly securing al tbs gems hat those Who delay will
enjoy good chance 81 sung their special asse
cuar fancy. Among the articles just opened go bOxes
ribbons FOR dress sasheI $50 bores bons for ouuces
ribbons orso e lao boxes ribbons
lJ boxes for 80 for msntls trimmings and %
FOR These all % the finest quality the
lsessiycs selected abroad bv Lichisns'en himself
soid prices ruinons,y below their actual value
Lch snseins Temple of Taste is the psce for choice
the lowest terms The crowd Of ladies' always
found 10 ha grand emporium OF fashion Il proof Of ia
riffs ansai;rscLsns.
TUE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT AT
i dENIN's BAZAAR
II reple'e with the novelties OF he season.
LADIES AND CHILDRENs BOENFTS
AND HEADDREssEs,
FEATHERS
FLOWERS 3e 4c.,
0ENiNS BAZAAR,
5l3 BROADWAY, ~ Nicholas Hotel
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SPRING FASHIONS.
DoNNETS-LaDIEs STRAW BONNETS
ID We the largest cheapes; and fashionable
sofment OF straw goods town. hiuipers sappied
asual liberal terms. w. 3. BOND. los and Ito
EXACTLY opposite Jefferson Market Sixth
NANCY HAIR PINS AND HEAD DRESSES. IN WAX,
u Jet gili and coral assortment I'm styles fans
buttons irimmu &c &c all fresh goods land
ed and for ssie by HUGHES. DUPUY a CRsHAN9E, I'm
poriers. e Msier lane.
EASHIONS- 5al[ (oID NUMBER CANAL STREET,
opposite Grrere-Nme. DEMoRIss GOOD ALI. hzpks
her friends and the public for their kind Patronage
In Inquiries why Nine o. ossgues and
waists "a the form, ooy be relied Nine.
0s method being oply known 20 herself and challenges any
competition.
L'oR SALE-ATMADANE KILLERS MILLINERY "a.
sbssmen, 3-5 Broadway very beautiful and life Ike
var squire o; ohi Of full size. elegantly dressed and
clock mscfir.rv. The attention Of mllners
cisi called 10 this rare opportunity
IIORACE = KETCHUM CO.
III OG.s 10 the trade for cash
straw bonnets OF styles
French flowers Of the latest n psr;a,ion,
Bonds. lsces. ruch-s.
Trimmings, nc, &c, &C, At
No. 3is Broadway,
Coraer OF Pearl street.
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LN0R L1NFRPOOL.-THE MAGNIFICENT CLTPPl
II ship wkBSrER. Capt Lawrence, will sail t,S
having splendid accommodations for all classes of pass
gers For passage apply board or to f. COLLINS T.
st he Office pier North river.
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THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF WASHINGTON BEL
accepted by tae Postmaster TO carry the Unitei Sta
malls viii sat- for liverpool Saturday April "a
from pier "a North river Passenger are requested 10 be
board at ilis A. NJ. JOHN O. DALE, Agepi
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DARIs BoNNNTS HEAD DRESSES
j STRAW GOODS,
Cousis,ioE Of
LAMBS STRAW BONNETS,
MiSShs BUNNkIS, BIOOMEpS aad JOCKEYS and
BDY3 STRAW CAPS
IN all coi1rs, sizes and qualities.
We sell our STRAW GOODS by the single piece ri regular
wholesale prize - - --
bought NJ auction sales and selling auctio, prices
CHARLES STREET A 60,
AIS Broadway.
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nor LIVERPOOL THE SPLENDID BLACK RAJ
II packet ship NEPTUNE Capt. Peabody now a; Ancl
in the stream, sails this day For passage apply
JACOB WILSON, los South str set
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LN0R LIyERPoOL.-"OLD BLACK STAR" LINE--SAU
IL saturday April 2iThe fast sailing clipper ship IN
Raid, 1000 tons, Cooke master having all her cargo
aged, will positively sail above Has uapauailed
mothons for passengers second cabin 800 seerags.
found IA cooked provisions Apply on board, pier IA n
river. or 70 WILLIAMS GUI0N, 40 = dl.on street.