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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Ladies' Furs can be Bought Very Cheap nj
2l2 Broadway. Remember this Ia KkOxs establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Hsir.--Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF Color
and embeshment The whole treated carefully by GRAND
JEAN, - Church street, Barclay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Ladies' Ready Made LINEN, Exclusively. ~
81 Broadway AL advantages consequent fully assured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Winter Under Garments, all qualities. and
ai all prices BAfL.ou BROTHERS. 400 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs aud Toupees-
The best IN the world wholesale and retail and The dye
privately applied at No. 8 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Ladies', n Sensible, will Procure q Pair Of
CAHrRKILs ladies' thick sole fall boots SIS Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

BalIou's French Yoke shirts, new style,
warranted 10 At At all prices At BAIIOUS genucmens fur
nishng bazaar s09 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

IIill's Hair Dye. 20 Cents Box, Black or
brown. No. Barclay street. New YORK. bd2 Broadway,
Albany; lt4 Washington street, Bostor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
MIsCELLANEOUS.
BAR7HOIFs SEWING MACHINES HAvS
"A. super,sr,"-HerAld Once 10 BscAjxayA

A GREAT REDUCTION IN MACHINE TWIST TO IS
n per pound, ut BARTHOLfS SEWING MACHiNE
Office. 4s9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

IL Your Hair Cray, or r. u Turning Grnyi
II So WILSON'S hair colorcr II IL not dye, but viii
color your hair b any shade from light brown 70 jet
black or brown. No trouble applied Ike water does
cents q bottle. Sold nj sc5 Grand street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Ambrotypes for 10 Cents; Photographs 80
cents $40 Al HOLMES broadway Picture Gallery No. 49,
Prepare; Christmas Ii coming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Williamson Bros Brooklyn Photographic
galleries. Fulton established 1851 Cameopes photo
..h. md IA ntanrr nfNnnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

SrTTpnm CouIT-Crcuit.---part l.-Adonrncd. Part
2-Nos TAO 1900 2G54 2674 2876 POTS $3.50 1884 2sSs
2ess 1892 2e9a 2eo6 1905 27co 27o2 2o4 27o6 BIOS,
27I2 2T4 2Ii6 271s 2T2o 2722, 1885 272S, 272s 1880
2732 PISA 1885, 2T3s 274o, 2742 2746, 2Ias 275o 2752
27N.
UNITrp STAYS prsrRcT CorRT.-Noes Of issue for De
ccmbcr be filed or before Friday Dec. 3, TO
take their proper place on the calendar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

worms, BUNIONS. MAILS PENETRATING TIIE
Ckeh cured without PAIN that the boo. be ian
uecatey after the operation without the least
Il the patient by DR. zACHARIE surgeon chropeds, go
broadway Refers TO the physicians aud OF hs city
(uARKE's oyERCoATs HAVE NAME AND FAME
~ all others Beaver sacks, SIS SIS
Si2 pilot $40. black beaver, heavy velvet eogs lined
and wadded suitable for gentlemen Sl7. higher price
asked Come with confidence.
CLARKE, lie william street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

White, the Halter, Headquarters No. 243
street. Of Robinson. Ladies' rich furs SIS
fnlis rtn
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NfFRCAHTTIE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
NI Siath and last Iectur. ~ the Course.
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec At Clinton Hall A9inr place
ffOS. CALEB LYON, % fyDnpiaie,
vii lecture uron hls TRAVELS IN EGYPT AND PAffS.
IiNE nicrrsilng illustrations aud reimbursement.
uenrine = O'Clock The Lecture Committee 10
sudden death In the family of Mr. n r. whppe Of
Roson winch all prevent his fuhing his engagement 70 lee
tnre before the association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor strop.
This the genuine article has been equaled for
ucinR possible edge For sale by j.
s. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

CYErTys INDICATED PAPER roR THE WATER
~ closet should be AL families BY All prr~ous
either afflicted ksly b. aiirted w piles II il q
grand curative and enlye and laxury. Dcp,,
500 sheets 20 cents. 1000 81 Calender Co.
riodicsi agents, Philadelphia, have n for ALE.
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L,RESH PATES BY THE ARAGO LANDING on
Thursday. For sale ~ JOHN DUNCAN SONS, to5
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w yisorstor viii utterly snnhila,s epilepsy neuralgia
,rs,srs,,n nripsrt consumption. derun rcmens, mental
dep ssIt nervous headache invgorang nstantaneousy
without reacton mastering the most malignant nervous AZ
far'lon- ssrtnethenine without stimulating
JOHN PANF a 60, iU9 Nassau srvsi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
90 printers.

A FOUR R-CYLINDER PRESS for SALE
IA The Publishers Of THE TRIBUNE having b,eu Obliged TO
puch.e of Hoes Ten Cyihdef Printing Presses
ne latest IN the ~odb order the
IN s-g- eieustiop. Offer for SALE THE FOUR CYLINDER
rhfSe on wheh lie oud,s of their Daily aJd theI Semi
weekly EDITIONS have hitheto been printed This press vas
clsfueed eApssy for ushas been IL Ia cstso III
uent h s or seven yeahs, lie for repairs snd
nvvi su'o 70 render good service. s u capatv 1000
imPTes'on YET hour but M odiaay speed about 500 II
cost Us l<"o snd will be sold-uc- ed it
fOr t7iVtV cash Apryto 70 HORACE GREELEY Co,
Tnbnne Bu ldugs Newiork
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
priutiug.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING HALF PRICE
IL -Wed5tns, at Home and Bu.ine.. Card. AZ KELLY,s
No. 81 Fulton For SALE-i"o Mssazino Steel PIs,e.
DEMOVAL NOTICES, and every other Kind of
III JOR or CARD PRINTING suited 70 the w,ut. Of Mer.
-. .r.suer others don. ,une ,ty, Az H. ~
rr'c.s ,t THOMAS r. SUTTONS PruoE Ofo- nd aoor
If No i2 Ful,oI between Brosl~sy and Nsssast where
you are r, ,questtd 10 cSl aid see Specimens
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
Real estate for GaIe.

4 n improved Virginia FARM Of 1000 acres for
~ sALE EXCHANGE large msas and bsrns erceie AZ
s and timber in h.stAf location. Churhe. Post Oce
"a Lsyksbe ws,ef Map and particulars No 81 Lbertys
c. H. OLIVER
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
6ouses an1 farms Uante6.

WANTED to PURC HASE-A well built three
-four story high stoop HOUSE. with se usual
uents an unrxoep,i,nabe sion between 5te sl
and Lexr ehsva price b-tween So 90 and
Arry stating price and exact ncaiy with street number to
D. s., BoI No /. .lso, Genera Post 0fhce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
DARNUMs MUSEUM.

y
THREE CHARMING PIECES:
1HREE CHARMING PIECES
LORD pARsLEY L1YEs g ~ nASG nASgth
ISsD LSsS pAESLs4 DaESLsr LIFy,s is DANCER
sATURDAY AFTERNOON;
sITTTRDAY AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY FrEkHooSss ~,
DREAM At sEA bReaSS ar 81,
DREAM AT SEA DREAM AT SEA
stTuRDAY tvEsiSG
INDIA RUBBER MAN, INDIA hUBsEa MAN.
"'ANVs sA4tfp.Y tIHt AFTERNOON AS5 EsysSlSG.
TOPAZ sIrtRpaYi HS az Avr. ri sA' = -
tt. uos diver ux and ss,ul.hig snsss and rirprsaE
.sIer.b .nd rtructvr prpe aad delightful Combination
EvRR WITNESSED At oyE TINE
fSTE EVER WiTSfsEPD At It SSE oSE Ti riaE
Ttas.SSi ichb DsFStFS g Tas -: 1911 ~ u
w. R5ner La p.ae. D1 ~ H.. IS ss lad. Ra55t
s ~ tn q.g 3 rso. ;s ..i5sS s. s.' .5PsoSS
n DasoEE s'ST psfi NJ EyEsIsG eIH.n :, oeasi %
:h- s% st I'D ID ,1'irs ' dram, Of DREAM Ar SEA
RPS st@d for ,he lest tine ~h powerful and sneeIse
cs copcS with the MAeuOn. Ps''. Of NJ Dav's"' 'a'
TaE sfoHE ioa-d tied .ouDd tss bear YogS6 SAN "
"sy tvsd sEHPrsr m ss the st.as FAMILY
sud tho Innisbs AQUARIA. o, OCEAN and RlesH tAa M
Irle e.h. ,ee stiosle-bsOI ia BUILDING HIS NEST IN
TIE WATER
POSITIVELY no FREE LIST
Aeuittanoe to Ill. Is cents; Chir~r und,r TO- - ceno
DEELs CAMPBELIS, at No. 444 Broadway.
i Change % programme TCrSlGHr.
ARAB BROTHERS,, - -
SIAMESE TWINS.
BRASS BAND,
PULL BACK.
BONE SOLO, ,
TokstA, Is oenta
NATIONAL ACADEMY of SIGN-Ths
~ tbirtv third ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the NATIONAL
ACADEMY u HON OPEN daily. from q u. to 10 p al
GsHeries. In 10th BrosdwsJ Tbs coueot Is
formed cu,v4y Of original Pictures Sou ptues BY living
s which before exhibited in this city Ad.
mission Is oents. tiokst, 20 cents
r ADDISON RICHARDS Corrsspon dina Secretary n. A.
HNHE celebrated Abbott Collection OF Egyptian
Antiquities numbering upward Of thousand pbj-s-tne
most popular and Instructive exhibition 10 70" cityis
opeu Dsy and the S Institute 90 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
Watrhss, 1eme!rp, &r

GOLD aud SILVER WATCHES,
VI VERY LOW.
The ub.crber Is selling Ill descupisns Of God and Snvs
WATCHES a lees than usual prices
I.pIyS GENrLshESs
Er,ntl.d W.,ch,s Gold Eusish Patent Levers
D.m.nA snd Ep.n'd Wstches Gold Chronouei.rI
Ws,cb,s with rich epxrsyed London Duplex Watches
C.s-s T. y. Cooper Watches
q isN.,;c Ws,olea Juie. Jufgeusen Watches.
Gold IsiDes Independent Ssooha A@oes'
Gold D.sched Levers
Silver Etesh Patent Levers Silver Detached Levers All Le
pues Every wsch sold s wsTsrte1 70 ke'p co fec'
tm. Watches cleaned and psed aess than the nsul pnces
WS'ches taken 10 excbsnse. GEO C. ALLEN Lnitrts OF
Wstohes J-welty Wholesale and retail NO. II a. ST.
second floor, Brosewsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
Amusemenis.
A CADEMY OF NUSIC.-MUSARD'
HATNPg

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-MUSARD'
A .s,.,..,o hAIiSEE ...,.
THIS ts.Id., SsS1 ASTfEsooss fs1,; :. De onsa
. siGNOR rIBERlSi
sii %,fs hi IN Pp'ssoe IL siai'on nGrrxrysps -
,,,.s.,,.s @, Md pASGRL v,ox,,pfs
A'14hls TnE SAo5SIcESr s2 tlaaESs th2H an"
Attention cslec /, the exquisite Pr ersEn- o; tbs Ma'neo
P,rI-L over,nr, ~. D.v,l'j = oad,Ele g~. Ece'.t
c"c p"S o.dl Sa ~ ~. &c c , SH H. r R..p.s tx
Dhs1I -. ,. G eSais G'Ss Ghs Elpe', Is, n,bly
rorn. P'n's.. (M. Ih4bsrTl p Ia A.IDHIA , Ise
Trru al VisuHtnp., r1.s (Adi;4Ts' B.ie oi'drAe'
To-MoERow sAa.y) .,e,elocf Don. orea"7h
Aom.son ~ cent? ke--rved S.s.- s. c-Lt' rsir. =
BBEUsiNO's ~ 76l Bro.iv.y aud sBELLS. s. D VA
and al he c0o Tbe s.e d s-s,. Commences this morning
On Sunday and ticket. n.J be hsd .as ofe Of the
GRAsT OR SfoRIo NIGHT AND SACRED CONCERT
On .oss q in nen sp'ndot .pd mania me .
''0l Of tie sre'e'' h'i9s ,eT ssi.'i yopyvs
His h,r sppessDce nBc- s -,rr from Boston ,,t ,,rv
THALBERG, viEUxrEAPs EA,,,so
The m'snas' nHt ? fiSpsSsn.sz crsS; e socryrYm.
TIE mAGSiFicEST t siili MusART oRcaE5raA
Which viii b. given ii tie regular price Of tie naNd Concerts
FIFTY CENTS
Re.eycd ses,s cents eaus ',e Of which 'e' 90
SACRED CONCERTS.
vo;n sfo s'o,s Ma W, ss.1- as..isaS
(mso d'Annl TIE Prayer Of Moses (rhAbefs). T. In
diese ~ beiE-b Hslrp (Csh Founesb
To be followed By TIE grsnd Ont rio Il
MOI ARTS REQUIEM,
with solos by -
DAN0RI CARADORI. hlLSEE
TIsERINI. PERRING.
CARL FORME5.
THE LIKDEKKRANZ SOCIETY,
MUSARDS ORCHESTRA
r1mberlre altogether oy,r 20 ~ rormerl =.
The decOrstions the the resaa na
ssro pishis.
On MOSDAy-A.s.sds . thyteensh concert
bost po,iively the last week of
7HALbER6 snd VIECxTEMP5.
Ten pieces will be perfIrmed on Monday.
On TUESDAY. Grand Beethoven night -
Os THURSDAY-fint nigh, VI MeDdelssohns ELlJAh-
Ia ACTIVE PREPARAToS-Tbe Washington OlsdrAr., oy
Five Hubor.d Pormer and the Electric rsrtAPh 0asdILs
with extremely novel and interesting etsct4
Tho American pima doUta
MISS JULIANA MAY,
has een engaged and wl axe her first appearance during hs
week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
Millinern. &r.

ERENCH MILLlNERY.-Lade attention is
for fw dsy.A II of Lsde. Hats, Head Dresses,
Fnch Flowers. received direct fiom the msnuts ure av
offered for s,e at rr. BY The importer No. Is ..v. Up
Nsirs one door from 81 Ms rs place
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
THURSDAY, APRIL %.

SECOND LARoE. SPECIAL AND PERgMPToRY SALE
At THE STORES or
MFSSRS. L. O. WILSON 90,
NO. IL CoURTLANDT aud II srd DEF srhshr''
srye choice AID d.ssbe staple DRY oooD''
loeludi,s suour others shout
200 LOTS COTTON HOSIERY IN srts' variety
100 LOTS LAWNS. JAcoSErs, oRpAsDiES oiSo-
BANS aud other lsh, Dress Coos
100 LOTS ALp.cAs. ORLEANS. DE BEGEs' BAfA
pEKYs soussELfHE DE LANES BARE
oys and o.her wonted Dress Good.
rao LOTS CLOTHS, cAssiMEREs. vEsrfNos DRIIL-
INos (oTroNADgS. PANTAL00SERiHS.
.,d thsr Clothing Goods.
.o. o<rs =, ..,oo. SILKS and o;her Zoe D es ods
$40 Lots of DoMLsTiCs sHEETiNGs, sHIRrTNGs,
TICKS STRIPES. DENNIS YLANHELS,
QUILTS Of al Styles &c &c.
mo LOTS o. s..i.h and A sscss PRINTS FCRNfrUREs
CAnBRiCS. &C.. sc.
$50 LOTS o' 'LSENs # oil styles CAMBRIcs. JAcONErS.
HULLS MUSLIss md other White ods
Tosether with qssLbs e other DRY GOODS, selected with
care 'roon this well assorted stock
n B.-This SALE will iooad- only NEW and FRESH
GOODS adsp4ed 70 immediate SALES will contain hisd
soct and 8e uDusua inducements to our ousomeu sod
cash Buyers pn'raiy
Evrry LOT Catalogue viii be SOLD positively without
yestriSoa or res~rve
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
| HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT for SALE

~ .Bs psess rv-s-. .a.s.a on tes ,s.i
a, thr h.ti n L slsod vtd mt bs,we~a s4.,sS
r. N.s~ ~ F.6Id az, of Briss~por C,pn n
nj dcyot ooD,sBirs f,ooi ., = o esslss
Iaa (xh mote If rquiredJ h'se -u.trS.u. vis wv
,nt Sous- e'u'sirinf nn- kosns isrps
Kt-heu nIil r or HR-m. 40 wih ssefy rasisite Oss
4 lS,.s .,rh "a Pam. Cgrisxr House Co,u Has P,vs
IA u- Ic. Hou-. fl.dl ,sh tons- Shop l., 81 n, -rs-
let ord-r rs~ef asd Vegetable 0vt-n. eh:-p~vv larss
By la aud water very bcsa fs and vsned CssrcAss sai
SO o in o. pro, att and 70 70, e, - -
l1s- Sc hoo BosrSpE bOs tns yer, r~ss As sA
scoou uda ,ns Arpl, T. V. ELLSWUktH on th- psss-
/ ~. to HOMPR MORGAN. M. Actroposass 8.ai.
f6N PR-SA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

ITO LET-A large ROOM on the second story of
No IiS Na.ssu.t Rent low aud posse imn sdae'y.
Inqurr st THE LEADER OFFICE on the premises Would
b- suitable for = News or Packing Ofhce
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

HE EVE X T. I T Ii A T,
Having established ts claims tho attention OF tho
Trade ss
DRESS HAT.
The undersigned feel encouraged 10 make further efforts In
Of the line Of policy heretofore announced BY
them and bsvs the pleasure Of Offering for the examination
Of their frsDds,
THE CRITTENDEN HAT,
Which, leaving the line Of trade already occupied BY h prede
cessof quite undsubed seeks for itself another aud lees
important Geld of operations, bsns It's csOs to nooe-hhs
the whose besrs-DO much upon startling
pov,lty and originality Of copception as upon tho
EXCELLENCE OF ITS QUALITY.
Whether 1t he In material color. proportion and In
being altogether just what 1t should be for the purpose
designed-
A SUMMER HAT,
With sufficient to protect the head and brm enough
10 shade the fsce.
BALLARD, SHUTE & Co.,
IS BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

NEW-YORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
lN0SlxTEENTH SEASON. ls51-5s-The F,urh Concert
will take place on SATURDAY EVENING. Apnl n 1853 q.
Academy of Mn.ic. The follo~ins eminent artists have
Kindly their s.rvces miss ANNIE HILSER and
Mr. HENRY C. COOPER (Violin. Conductor. Mr.. TIIEO.
EISfELD Tickets for sLe at the Music Stores Of Mesns
ScbaifeIberg Lu No 769 Broadway; C. BcsusDs I'll
Brosdwsy and M walker No l67 fulton.,t Brooklyn Mem
procure their tickes before
dsy OF tb All tickets sold the do The evening of
tho Concert will be g. 5Jesoh No secured seata open
at O'Clock TO commence .. 8 O'Clock m By order
/. SPIER. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

A COUNTRY SEAT, at NEWARK. N. j..
~ within twelve nd tuir wak Of h- rAiroai ssioa osr
,ipf 6yr serve situated the South ou,as. % =
se,sten os.IloS n sutifp l.nasHee o t~-lve uies
,.ry air,c including Nr~ York and Brochyn n lava
,sfuy sd OUT ard LAi-d hisrs cherry sad p.x tree,
win srsrcvu.s .ud Ans. i,,t to-. ]. shaadsncet S,La
cr YXCHANGH for OruER PROPERTY. iDqqi'e - "a
Pam Az, ucy No - br ai~,y. GEO b ORASSi5S
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

TO LET-The STORE, No POS 6th-av., corner
Of i4ib st. Rent 500. In ,uire OF f. BLANCHET, No
30 b sy. before 10 E. or sitsf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

ITO LET-The LOWER PART Of a frst-class
House with Range, Bath Wster Closets Gas kc No lT
East I9h three stories hsh Bsselents Ais the HOUSES
Nos lS7 and 1876 East l9tas. only two books from Suy
ve-.Dt squse Apply to C. FOLSOM, No. l6 tsy, corner
Of St Marks place
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

VVNO LET-A two-story HOUSE. with acres
i Eve minutes wsk from Hudson River Rsilross depot
FORT WASHINGTON Rent s $50; with able Sl'h in
quir- Of BEEKMAN No. 81 Bowery or RfEa, near 10
premises
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

TO LET-HOUSES in ASTORIA-Rents from
sl5Oto sue S,@auboa, Liberty leave. Peck alp st q
T. snd P. y. Apply to II b. BLACKWELL As.ors' ort
R. N BLACKWELL & Co, No IA Front st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

LRENCH CHINA DINING PLATES, per
L dozen 81 81
Ferch China Breskfot Pla'es. per dosen........ .
Silver plated Spoons per dozen y
Silver ula,cd IL, 4, Spoon. Der zen .........
Ms bI.d 1oie; Sets, u pieces, large .izs so
Silver p d Uns Tea Sets, Cske Basket kpiyes FORKS,
Spoors Napkin Rings Ice Pitchers White Gold Band sud
Decorstd DDirg Tssc Toilet S.,s Table Cu'ety Britannia
TIE Tsys g. ailow pires r. BRr NDlGE 152 Blocker
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

ITO LET-The LOWER PART Of the 3-story
brct HOUSE No. las East 56tb consisting Of two Par
o Bedrooms ard Basement with aud Croton
sma genteel family. Rent IS Apply q. No ~ East llth G
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

Y'O LET-The Three story Brick HOUSE No.
South etbs. Brooklyn z. d, within three minutes
walk Of tho EewYork ferry. Also tho Thteestory Brick
HOUSE No. 10 West S4hst Location Of both hous-s
trery DESIRABLE and good tenant low Apply l. A.
LOCKN OOD No l35 Nssssu-st New York City
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

ITO LET-In e6th-st., near lst-av. a HOUSE
crtspng Ia rooms with stable and eight lots o ground
Rent fpqrre OF BLANCHEr No 30 6thsv., before
Iss after p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

V'O LET-House No. t50 West 50th-st.; $500
i Hou-~ No Ss "a .v; $50. House No les West pts-'t
$500 House No 1871 East 23tst S."n Sable IN leh 'I
near ID sv.; el5o IuqIirr Of H. mERHirr, NO tsoiW
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

HNO LET-The four-story English basement
HOUSE containing all the modern improvements No. 81
West s3dst Rent $3.50. Apply the premises Also thP
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
a Curious Wtddins.

An interesting wedding took place
afew days since. IN Alabama betwee1
a MIR. Ii. b. MELyilLs aud Mrs. Sai
RAN X. SEYMOUR. The larties have
both been married bsfore. and each
have family Of seven CHILDREN
those Of the gentleman comprising
six daughters aud son, andlthese q
the lady six soas aud a daughter
The sous acted on thu, occasion as
groomsmen to their future Either. the
daughters as bridesmaids to their itl-
ture mother. The whole fourteen
children dressed alike according to
their sex, entered the church arm IN
arm, and arranged themselves on ii,
Their side Of their parents, who are
both remarkably handsome, aud look.
ed superb, The bride is Wealthy ard
was richly dressed in a pear -eoiered
ma re antique, With costly iaces, aud
Diamond brooch and .br @ let. 80
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25

/
Pretty BoLp.- s na,or Hamlin
Of Maine, in speech in tue Senate
the other day, wolfe dspouneipa
the Leeompton Consultation, said
I'VE are now attempting to f.Ics il
upon tie people, under Tue forms oil
law. The son Of Mau Was erveifed
under the forms Of law. an 8
act, save that, Of the Cfu< S
could equal tho amplitude d III
What profanity, to be drawing such
a comparison, and degrading the
awfulIy solemn event Of the Grucifix-
ior to M fqaality with any ether act
of human agency These i;snaties.
with great atlectusI Puritanical-re-
yerence for holy things. practice the
grossest irreverenee, .'despise domin..
|en, and speak. evil Of dignisies.e
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OAD48Ss
Grocery and Variety

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- 49, 60 s,s 49, - -
/ n an e.'ns Ht'o''is' aAss' avis. avi handles,
seS 5,t ssas.
lsae e','ss Dt'''zs''e' or.ons BRASS Kettles.
e''l'eass el1s,''s p2sass; nee blankets eefa-
o'as s''s ef't = o'is, n@isse's. bread
p,aes'ng hair, n-i'.
pAHs shaVnas' teo'h, and Nnitspash; boot.
oenen sessss- 49,. 49,
ns ,, osase m'''s. e'g g cost esneing and
cord. cloves cinnanioh bark, espperss, clock
eoras. candle sucks. candy eotsea cards. i'm
crew cslas, en5'n pagnes eert',si, horse collars.
". eau SAN neg SKIN and hon BARI, cedar
csEs. snurns,, pussets and tshs eo'ieh eefa
CHAINS VIZ. Halter, trace stretches. nfsb arc
wsseh. corn poPPers candies, slsrm. stsr and
allow, ss IS eoaon yarns, Silver and War
ren'sr ehaK ines, curry eembs.
behs. en'ha' XII rubber and wax,
rIanne's, canton, spottee. striped. red and
wh'ts sresh pine apples peaches, straw ieffiss.
saspoef, e, pe lf''iis hssj tIylss pans. French
y, n4' p hsia ie s'f'ss' -FOUR, hsl heoks poles and
2 lhss.
Ginger, glass jars, gloves. ass'd. simlsts, Gun
'i'1 y, saIts s,i, seea-
nal lis, it1iss alsaanaes hosiery hsmInefs4
s,,os anu cav, s la'esess hgkfs white and blk.
e'aes a.'a Ianey herk do. herrinss, hair liss.
Ink, INK stands, non squares. indigo
ss y nasias. .Je~elry, VIZ. breast pins, ear
aea q l nhgsr ''nss-
Aiiises, viz pocket, sfraw. drawing, table
and tobacco. kstiafs. key rings
lam oh looking glasses. lead, hnep towels.
& Asai. biace, msdder, matches, match safes.
maeeafoni marbles, nariingalss, mclssses
me ,19 cans, n.eu e trats
Nails, assd,, as 70 20d. flooring brads nee
e.eS, siz' dafninS' kiIistiis, sewing, and BALI
ing
Oysters;
Der. ride and blasting. pepper. feeabs. p@gyer
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, FAYETTEVILLE. TESN..
Thursday Morning, March Is, 1858
The Topeka Movement Abandoned

The Topeka humbug seemsat last
to have exploded. As it never had
any legal validity, it has been KEEP
saoat merely because it served al
the rallying point of political par
ty. But it is now openly abandon
ed by those who have hitherto pro
fessed to regard il as the only Iegiti
mate government in Kansas. W.
find 10 the. Missouri Democrat al
address issued by joint committee
Of the two branches Of the. TopekS
Legislature, in which they say:
.High executive officers under
the State constitution have publicly
declared that the constitution il
dead. Discouraged, many mem.
bers Of each body have gone home
and left US without quorum. We
are still ready to perform our du-
ties. should the will Of the majority
desire it. Should trying boar fol
the people Of Kansas arrive, by the
acceptance of the Lecompion con-
stitution by Congress, We shall be
at our posts, should the people ID
convention decide to fall back or
their own government. We are at
this time compelled, by necessi-
ty that leaves US no choice, to adj
journ for the present, and to refer
back 10 the people who elected us,
the question as to whether the To-
peka constitution is dead"
This is probably the last We shall
hear Of the Topeka State govern
ment.
ST. LOUIS. March 10 Late ar
rivals from Kansas state that the
anti Topekaites triumpheG at the
Free State Convention at Leay6n-
worth, and succeeded in nominating
candidates for the Constitutional
Convention. The Douglas Demo-
cratic ticket was also nominated.-
The election of the 9th passed quiet
" as Ear as known. II is. estima-
ted that the numbers Of votes pol
led we're from 5000 to 10000
The enrolment Of the militia is still
proceeding, notwithstanding the pro.
clsmation Of Denver against it.
Bocook, The snti-Topeka candidate,
vas elected Mayorof Lawrence by a
large majority All quiet at Fort
Scott.