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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-03

suiuvAr On PrIdsy, Arrf arsr loug and severe
yuu@s' Jops SULLIVAN native OF cabsrsaseen, ooony
Merry. HelsnS.
Hs ffrrns and acquaintance are invited 20 St,end
oi'a' nom biz tate resdeoce, No ne Madison sire
tbh 'snnday) afternoon, st too o'clock.
RmW Alter lingering illness. ions RocrE a native
" rao~ :, 60 n'y Val d. Ireland, aged SO years
s,ie'. mineral this (Snndsy) afternoon, at two
-, or om No 232 Mulberry street
hf.EBow --on saturday morning, Aprl 2. AMANDA, In.
iaIt careh,cr ~ fsasc and Chariot r. ckDow.
The trends relatives OF the family respectfully
ipv"n 10 attend the fppsrs this (Sundly) afternoon at
Two O'CLOCK from, No As wple~ pase. Brooklyn.
hops-'m sainrssy morning, April 2, Of consumption,
rEifthk W. R"Dt, aged 30 years.
HIS ftDHs, and those Of his posher, Chsrles r Rode
are 'es@crUly invited 10 attend bis fuDera on Monday
ornnr at ten O'Clock, from bis late residence, No. 81
SnsnIrAs.On Saturday, April g. after a short and
we're Illness JANE E. DorlK, wife OF John Sheridan in the
I4sD year OF Der age
tend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at i've O'Clock,
from the residence OF her father No. 200 Waverley place.
without urfber invitation.
=, WAEEk-In Brooklyn, on Saturday mornin April 2,
HIS frencs those OF his brothers, John and Daniel
are RESPECTFULLY invited attend bis funeral from his late
residence No "a Clinton street. Tuesday Afternoon ut
Two O'Clock, without further invitation
- Wells On Saturday, April 2, after short but severe
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
invited to attend her funeral from the residence Of
parenfs, No d. Suffolk street, Montay afternoon, at
half past one O'Clock.
Suffer little children come unto Ne. and forbid them
NOT for such Is the gdom Of heaven
WILSON In Saturday, April Q, HANNAH FLlzAmT,
youngest daughter Of William H. and Ham ii Wills 10
aged year, month and "a days.
The relatives and fricn Of the family respectfully
invite to attend the funeral, from the resdenc or
nsrets No. 63 Pike street, this Sunday afternoon, at
two O'Clock.
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CITY CHURCHES.

In the Blocker street UDiversast church, corner
Bleecker and Downing streets Rev. A. A. Ivermore will
preach this morning and evening.
The Rev. Dr. scudder, Of India expected preach in
the Reformed Dutch church, in Twenty first street.
Sixth avenue, today.
In the Church Of the Purtans Union square, discourse
on the teachings and example Christ in prayer aud the
omnpotence Of the church by it, be delivered by Rev.
DR.. Cheever this evening.
In the Stanton street Presbyterian church, corner OF
Forsyth street, the pastor, Rev. Sanderson will deliver
the sermon in the forenoon Rev. Dr. McEroy in the after
noon, and Rev. DR.. ]. Thompson in the evening.
Rev. John Jenkins, of Philadelphia, will preach in the
Academy Of Music this evening.
The Rev. Dr. McMenamy and the friends OF true rei-
gion, Will consideration of the Of Roman
sm, and according apostolic CUSTOM objections
in Spring street Hail. 1856 Spring street, this evening
Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Eighteenth
street Baptist church. door west Of Fifth avenue, this
morning and evening.
The usual divine service will be held in the Protestant
Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hall Aston place, in
charge OF the Rev. Robert G. Dickson ths morning and
evening.
The Rev. Mr. Beswck will deliver discourse before the
Brooklyn Society Of the New Jerusalem church this
streets.
Divine service will be held, as usual this morning and
afternoon, and prayer meeting in the evening, IN the
North Dutch church, corner Of Fulton and William
streets,
Rev. DR.. Hutton, Of the Washington square Dutch
church, will preach this evening in Niolos room
corner Of Broadway and Prince street.
The Third Unitarian Society will open for the first time at
the hall northeast Of Broadway and Thirty second
street, this afternoon at half three O'Clock, and Mr.
rockingham, the pastor, and Messrs Bellows, Osgood
and Longfellow will take part in the proceedin-s.
Public worship will be held this morning in the New
Jerusalem church (Swedenborgan) at Lyrique Hail. 1875
Broadway.
There will be preaching in the National theatre this
evening.
Rev. s. T. Adrich will preach in the Eastern
Congregational church, of Madison and G0uver
neur streets, this morning, in which he will review the
history Of the church curing pastoral year which has
just closed.
In the John street Methodist Episcopal Church. preach
ing tbs morning by the Rev Charles E. Harris Subject
The Christians life voyage Ia the evening" subject
The use and abuse Of sefrespect in its application TO
Christian morals.
Rev. Dr. Hobart, assistant minister of Trinity church.
will preach this evening in the Memorial church,
Of Hammond street and Waverley place.
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L,ROM FRANK LEsLIEs NEW FAMILY MAGAZINE
and Gazette OF Fashion. page 37l.


Ribbons ribbons ribbons u ufted, plaided striped
ombre chine and chn'z paterssn fact ribbons 10 every
STYLE and of every quality of fabric the great
institution of the day Ribbon Is the universal trimming for
every visible article OF ladies' apparel and that Ia s1eh sugers
bundsnce that In many staI ees appears to be actually
part Of the original fabric For instance sleeves and collars
Longer composed OF lace and embroidery; ribbops in
every foy full third and often OF the ma'eria
Dresses trimmed with them the booy skirt
above until SCARCELY possible to
tell whether the trims the ribbon the rib
bon Ia the dress Mantss dresses
Of All sorts have either ribbon stripes OF the material im
iailng ribbon npish and the and capes of IL
son for indoor toilet exception the general rule
II almost OF popular style OF trim
ming should exhibit unusual ,eence The Rubans Dehlia
Of which spoke last month introduced, especially at
LOhTENsrEINs 3 broadway IN stu greater variety both
or color ard make Some 10 he plated nj each edge
some ut one only or in tue centre One pretty novelty has
rich hgurcd band edge with tus here and there
with three skirts the two ow each being run along e
ervas and fastened with bows Ribbon with long streaming
ends
Robes almost always with double skirts and frequently
,e tunc form Fyening dresses made with org point
and The sleeves composed OF large puts with knot of rib
ard each shoulder. 1ms mode OF trimming
the upper part bviy only with folds punss
usry becoming almost every gure, giving appear
width the chest without spelling
symmeby Of the waist, As bcrthas very generally do
specimens the most fashionable ribbons for drcss trim
ming may he at Mr.. LtCuTkNsrElN's N Broadway,
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SAruRpAY, April 20 2. II.

SATURDAY, April 2-6 NJ
The steamer Arago sailed to-day for Europe with
ss3s,lS7 in specie freight Exchange closed pretty
lfm at previous rates, bankers asking lO9< < for
sterling and SIX l3% for francs.
The stock market steader day, and prices
less yielding 10 the attacks Of the BEARS All State ocks
and good bonds request advance in price
day TO day. Mssouris this morning advanced t087x.
The attack made New York Central had elea, and
the Western stocks rather turned upon the bears. hch
gan Southern per cent from the price
yesterday afternoon the Western stocks generally
stronger. Cumberland Coal was lower, though It Ia
improving. In the afternoon the business done
rather larger than usual, and prices were
fully sustained. Mssouris sold at SIX. Some Of the
shorts closing their accounts while few stocks here
and there being taken by the public for the The
market irregular the close the following being the
last prices-Tennessee sixes, 92& e3 Missouri sxes,
s714 Is; Virginia SKIES ok sS; Canton, 1875 20;
Delaware and Huds n, OK 9s; Cumberland preferred,
FAX a 23; New York Central, 76H e; Erie, 10a u;
Harlem, 11X a IL; Hudson River, SO a q; Reading, soy
q; Michigan Central, 49H ~ Michigan Southern and
Northern nciapa, 1914 q; do. preferred 40 u; Pa
mama, 1l7X lls; Illinois Central 67K SO; Galena and
Chicago, 6714 M Cleveland and Toledo, 25H n Chi.
cago and Rock Island, 555S sc; Milwaukee aud Msss.
sppi, u; Illinois Central per cent bonds, 1876,
SIX q; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 7sH a u
The business Of the Sub Treasury to-say was
total receipts. $342 ,ss5 66
FROM CUSTOMS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2oS,OOO
lo,a' paymehs. 5uo,3so 80
Balance." ................ 1,olo,1e0 80
The Treasury notes received for customs during the
past week amounted to SIS, 662 70.
The exchanges at the Clearing House to-day we're
s24 ,lo1 ,l25 s2 and the balances 81, 500, 1914 90.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY April 2-aP. NJ
FIorR-Tbe demand from the city and Eastern trade
has improved little Prices have not raised mh sales
900 bbls.
WHEAT is inactive. Small lots changed hands II 81 so
for white and 81 30 81 55 for red Southern As for
red Western.
Sales 1000 bushels new white and yell,w South
erD at SIC. a e3c per bushel.
BARLEy.-Sma Gales of California were made at s5c
per bushel
RYE and OATS are inactive.
PROVISIONS in fair demand and rather frrer
COTTON heavy, with sales OF about 5000 baes nearly
all in transitu, while the Of the market y ored pur
cbasers
Whisky is selling slowly at &c. per gallon.
ASHES have not varied
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public press The press was iuaccurate-the press
was Unreliable IL WAS managed and controlled
by corruption. He had papers In New York
wake up with lie stamped ON their very face He had
seen them swearing one against the other every
by eIoquenJy the House pass these but
TO strike them out OF the report
Mr. SsHuItEID replied defence OF the press, declar
ing he ned the legislator who would be guided by
The voice Of the public press
The SPEAKER TOOK the floor when the previous question
Wns moved, out the House refused 10 order IL.
The SPEAKER then spoke IN avor OF the bills lie had
a~n.s voted and should always vote for ci.s railroads IN
New York They demanded by pubic necessity
The rich approved them poor SOLICITED the n Thus
was the true state OF BE was from rural dis
trict but for twenty years pact business
u New York than teDth Of her people. He knew II
The subject " which be spoke These railroads, bnt
must be done ~ corporation AS TO who were the corpo
raors he cared One man was as good as another,
30 long they would build and honestly operate the
roads He would give the franchise without cost II
bali . million or dollars was pail for the franchise
1t would go the treasury and relieve the rich for
year from trde OF taxaiion pu the would be the
taken out II them in Increased fare An alasion h.t
been made 10 the Incorporated Stage Company. That
company he understood, was in favor of the propo cd
bills.
The previous question then ordered and at twelve
O'Clock the House refused To strike the bills out OF tn
port, by ayes 10, nays &c.
Tho report Of the Grinding Committee was then agreed
Those voting in the affirmative ON the motion to strike
out were: Messrs n. A. Chds, 8. Childs Colt Conx-
ling, Cornelius, Green, Masterson Meeks, Messeroe
Aouton, Opdyke, slocum, Stewart Suydam and Tomtn-
The House them being nearly one O'clock ado uned.
ALBANY, April 2, 1859.
number Of bills were reported complete and ordered
TO third reading; among them the folowiag:-
Relative 10 the duties Of police clerks in New York.
To prescribe the powers and duties Of canal officers
To incorporate the Grand Street Railroad in Brooklyn
For the protection OF gas companies.
The bill repeating the charter Of the Peoples Loan Re-
lief Company was reported favorably
On motion of Mr. MILLER, the rules suspended o
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE C4ATE BUgroN's Miss Davep.
port, aided by strong company Of dramatic artists vii
open the Metropolitan theatre To- evening" when
will be given for the first New York play entitled
the "Czarpa, or the Court of Russia" Tue theatre
has been newly decorated, and the propretors have
determined to spare expense in rendering the first
dramatic temple In the CITY,
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BARRErT-CocKEs.-O Wednesday evening, March 16,
by the Rev. Z. 7. Hisoox, GEORGE BARErr ELIZABETH
COOKIES both Of Yorkvile
RoBKRIs-ELloIT On Wednesday, March 80 by the
Rev. A. Kngman Mott, EDGAR A. ROBEaTs TO ANNA NJ Ell
LOTT, both OF this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
NANDEbPOEI-SPCTR.-On Thursday, March 81. by the
Rev. Dr. Morgan, FRED s. vANDKRPoEL to SARAH f. daugh-
ter OF G. b. Spicer, Esq, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-03

HEAVY DAY AT THE Posi- OFFICE Wednesday last will
be remembered by clerks in the New York Post Office
The foreign letters despatched the foreign let
tiers received per Niagara, Kangaroo and Persia
7299 add to these 600 for domestic sent and received
and we have total of nearly 2coo 900 letters making the
largest and heaviest days work known In the Post
Office
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, MOTHER GhEAT COUP D'ErAr.
THE LITERARY WORLD.
BAYAhD TAYLOR
TIE NEW YOnK MERCURY.

TIE propretors of THE NEW YORK MERCURY respect
III announce to tie public that they have succeeded 10 Ct
ENG an engagement with that Distinguished writer,
BAYARD TAYLOR ESQ.
!" devote his pen 10 future to the literary service
EAtLtsIVEkf Uf The NEW YORK MGRCUHYl
Apart the from his editorial socisops with the Tr
oune his poruar contributions to tn literary genius of on,
country VIII appear
IN NO PAPER Bot THE NEW YOsK MER URgi
IN which Journal he will shortly comm sere oi d'ga
fully pIquaDt sketches the
fOkfBY AND ROM AkCE OF FOREIGN TRAVEL,
being perfect capitalization OF all tho humor wit anecdote
and incident on the
SENSATION SIDE OF LIFE ABROADi
Notwithstanding the outlay attendant the
cum ulalion OF unique and reas gratifying aAc
uous sill designed 10 render The New York Mercury,
sUsfAssINGLY CHOICE AND INTEAEsfING,
ts proprtrs judging from the sering the
pas, are confident OF the future, and believe that
BAYAkD TAYLOks UNIV ALLIED TRAVEL
SKETCHES
VIII the most successful coup deat yet aem the
apnSls Of jeur naistic adventure.
Fun ntrc' lara will appear In future announcements
JONkS, 10 ANN sTREEf-$S 10 CONG fcSS SHOES
- and gsites o. French calf dress boots spring style
"a
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sJ,HE HISTORY or BILLIARD TABLE MAKING IN
Il New york would be very lot sros,iog work would
show who those manufacturers b have steadily
all the mproy required attain perfection meeting
the ambitious first class players. II
modern makers 70 sBa
ter miserable under tie o n pl.vcr
whose necessarily somewhat notorious from its con-
with matches for supposed arae &ums AZ
money and all that OF thing Bv taking advantage of ,
Kind notoety and claiming that their tales are bsad Of
petition, the public have wofuy yltinized In
these matters COR few year, back but all that does
tables FURNISHED Mt smashing dig prices under The shssr
and auspices aoresd do daty reqires OF gd bi.rt
tables curious history is is and the 6ssI parties now
consulted before purchasing billiard table, ana one of
The most experienced and pexseverinJy please
DECKER 20 Ann street, N. Y.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
Thew keep elk elastic stockings for vsrcosc
veins shoulder for
mites aoe 10 order No vesey street. Astor House. N. Y
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Personal Intelligence.

Among the passengers for Europe by the steamship
Arago which sailed yesterday Jerome Napoleon Bo
naparte, Loripg Andrews and family Mr.. Soucaard,
French Consul of Boston; G. H. Goude American Consul
to switzerland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-03

nREAM OF THE BROADWAY BEAU.

DREAM OF THE BROADWAY BEAU.
- nv JULIA CARY RuElNHARpT.
Horrible dreams had;
Terrible, MYSTICAL dread and sad;
Visions Of frenzy, and VISIONS OF pain;
But a vision that troubled my brain
Like the that III tell yOu-Lord only knows
How or why 1t attacked me-but here 1t goes:
dreamed that i stood IN a crowded street,
Made musical now by the tramp OF feet
And be ore me, lifting their glitering sides.
Like marble cliffs DER these humsn tides,
Three snow white palaces massy and fair,
lowered giant like up in the summer air
The fronts we're gilded, the walls were lined
With mirrors and sculpture well designed;
Carved Graces lifted each silver lamp.
And luxury there had placed her stamp,
While the tables groaned under endless piles
OF men and boys clothing In all the stylesl
Goods Of all textures and every hue,
AL the i'm provemens, artistic and new
Clothes for prince the of his marriage.
And clothes for husband ofmodestsr carriage:
Clothing for boys and clothing for men
Garments SURPRISING the hvelies pen.
Painting rus he'd across the street,
TO the doora where all human kind seemed 10 meet;
Give ne spring suit" loud cried;
But ginR voice from within replied,
IAN go e, all scldp' At that cruel sound,
Faintng ana dizzy fell 10 the grounc.
Twas only dream, and false dream, TOO,
For the palaces stll--One Twenty two,
One Forty, and One Thirty eight
Keep open early and open late.
In Fulton street and supply all Corners
With clothes for dozen OF springs and summers.
Exquisite gar ments profuse and gay,
Endless assortment and vast display,
Made by smih Brothers, and sold 10 cheap
That wonder what profit the sellers reap;
But the prices marked, and for cash they SELL
And whoeier goes 10 Smiths Will be treated well.
SMITH BhOT Hf RS price wholesale aud retail clothing
war erooans, l22 l2S and 40 rulon street, N. Y.
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Obituary..

Joseph T.. Cowden ESQ.,, formerly Consul at Glasgow,
died in this city yesterday He had attack apopexy
on the frst and died at noon yesterday. He seemed
wholly unconscious from the time Of his first attack to his
death.
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BE- rSlen,s Condensed Fanny Medicines.
PKrTEC1Ivt AND CUkATIvs
Ger eral depot NO. 6 Beekman street. New YORK..
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Bsrchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best In the world aurpsssipg made and applied
Al the mandatory 2xS Broadway.
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The Greatest Discovery NJ the Age.-Harrts
ARUsSAk'S stylish ifu SILK hats foe 81 aud
variety bats and found z8 Bowery
SIG Grand street, x3i kiehih avenue
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HOlIoway's Pi,ls-FOr she Removal OF all
ohsructons peculiar femalos hese pls have justly
tanned world wide celebrity for they always act gently
Maiden lane, N Y.
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Shirts-Sewed by Hand, and Warranted to
647 Broadway.
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French Soft Hats, French Soft Hats--Of y.
COuPINs manufacture Aix;) large ass ,r,nent
s. j. PAhDEssUs, Agent ford Coupn LOO William street.
corner OF Ann street.
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Eye and Ear.-Dy. Ljghthill, Ocrilist and
aurist has removed TO q Bond street.
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Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office 5S Broadway, N. Y.
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The Nashville az Cb,ylcs,o,.

r.. IT,, e,., CHARLESTON, April !, 1859.
York, was reported bound In at Elk O'Clock this afornoon
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Misc t.l.l.A N EsDl 3.

a ypcp eumk "a oh qcpatsc pigaue otuosd
Ilpst ati and things they HOLMES gallery
$50 !" galway. -
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The amount Of the above articles this extensive establish
ment IL immense. Not IN hundred fails be suited
In every respect
The amount Of the above extensive establish
mept IL immense. Not hundred fails TO be suied
In every respect
Tho the above articles this extensive establish
Not hundred fails TO be suited
In every respect
"N'' s AND IS FULTON STREET
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A Chest Of Good Tea for One Dollar.-Also,
ten pounds coffee ST. at ChRIsTIANsVN's ZIG Green.
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A. w. Feber's Lead Pencils Sold nj Retail
by all ststioner a, Wholesale only by EBeRHARD FABEA
sole agent LIS William street
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Drsssinsughss, Spr,ug Ov~rcosts, Paletots.
abt general clohng coming In daily,
And selling al unprecedented l1~ prices vt
DkUM6ULu rkOCHs.
2I4 BrosdwAv
Cpposi ST. Pauls church.
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& Bakers Celebrate

DIR. E. r. Losventhai's Water Cure--Tran.
silent and permanent bosrders taken. Ito Blocker
New York
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Glass Shades Of all Sizes, for Covering
clocks flowers &C, &c constantly hand and made 10
order Depot I56 william street. corner of Ann street
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Herring's Patent Champion Esrc
And burglar proof sscs 25 Broadway corner MursyW NY
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Defiance Ealams0der Safes-With Patent
powder proof locks and bars Ao FIRE and burglar
proof paror saes Depot 1872 Pearl street Win remove
April 70 IS Murray street, corner college place
ROBERT N. PATRICK.
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Ten Pounds Coffee 81; n Chest OF Tea 81,
mg.rs reduced pricesadsEDFOaD's AZ sixth avenue.
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Great Curiosity .-Particulsrs Free. Agents
wanted. SHAW CLARK, Biddeford, Me.
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OPENING OF THE CLOTHING TRADE
" FOR THE
SPRING SEASON,
1859,


ROGERS RAYMONDS
Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
Guidtd By the promising business indications which sue
eded the late vuson, have more
extensive stock Of genemens and boys clothing pre-
sent than extensive warehouse saerooms have
before contained Our goods the spring having
'H'' ''''' !" isis s AND FASHIONABLE
STOCK.
Ata lower figure than could replace them at, II we
had TO go into the market for the materials
BEAR IN MIND, THEREFORE,
This important fact, that those who
BUY EARLIEST BUY CHEAPEST
supply is exhausted recruit our stock at
higher rates.
We invite attention to
II spring ragans and especially to fabric introduced
LONDON SPRING CLOAK,
most dashisg and elegant garment.
Our entire stock Of and business clothing Distinguish
cd above that Of any other house It's great variety
I gidiy 70
aBxng the lowest price TO every article, and 70 old
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION
The best bargaios will be secured by buying early inhe
ROGERS RAYMOND.
4 BOTTLED IN OPoRTO.
Tn consequence Of the extreme difficulty generally sxu
oil NusE PoEf p WINE and
invaluable for medicinal and life saving purposes ru
OSBORN CO., OF oPoRTo,
che only mercantile establishment Portugal which has
branch the Uned states adopted plan OF sbipps
and mark and guarantee whereby enabled
obtain The choicest qualities In the original packages
scuy the same condition imported.
For sale IN bond or duty paid, py
OsIBElM BROTHERs, IS Broad lTcet
FREDERIC b. CozzENs. IS Warren street
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Cure Your Cough.-25 Cents.
ll3 Third avenue Fourteenth street.
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They Please Ladies' and Children.--lf Won
have eovernO at CANTRrIi,s one
call will convince yon the excellence Of his articles
Sl3 broadway