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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12

Hon. JOHN SLlDELL.-This political
tfickster is At Charleston intriguing in
regard to the nomination. If the. infalnv
Of any one character could move and
destroy the dignity of the United States
Senate. that result could have been ef
fected long since. How the people OF
Louisiana can patiently submit to be
represented by such an epitnme OF all
the NEAR qualities Of human nature. as
compose the character of S!idell, exciles
our wonder! But that l,s should be
permitted to WELD influence in the great
party to which, for selfish purposes, he
claims to belong, excites our indignation,
We would almost lose coufd-uce in anv
cause that he supported, and entertain
contempt for any one the recipient Of his
friendship aud praise Nicksbury Citi-
zen.
The Citizen hits our senior Senate,
rather hard ; but when We see a man
occupying a high public position. assai'-
el in such language as the Citizen a>sails
Mr.. SL'DELL we cannot help thinking
that envy enters very largely into the
cause. The old adsye Of "sour grapes.
is very applicable in tue present
case.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12

Sol BENJAM1N.--We commend to the
notice of our readers the new advertise
ments of the house Of Sol. BENJAMIN.
A full supply Of fresh family groceries
has Just been received which is offered
low to the trade. A fresh instalment Of
that "same old Whisky" commands
special attention. Gu, friends 10 making
up their orders for groceries, should not
forget that the successor to the firm of
BARBsE & BENJAMIN fully sustains the
reputation of the old house.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12
SATURDAY, MAY IL. 1860.
For State Senate.

. ED. SUGAR P1ANrER:-You will please announce
Hon. J. l.. Stirling. The Senatorial District conapri-
ses (under the old apportionmen,) the Parishes OF
West Fellciana, Pointe Coupee and West Baton
Bouge. Col. BARROW will be supported for thst
pos;f;op nv tho masses of THIS PARISH
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12

~ The fine rain Of Tuesday night
has done much good to u suffering
crops. A ride this week owe the great
er part Of the parish has given US an ex
ceilent opportunity Of judging for our
self Of the condition of crops. The rat
toon and stubble, as a general thing, are
poor, and in all probability will yield but
liale-altbough there are a few isola-
ted cases whore they are doing remark
bly, we'll. All the plant cane We saw,
looked we'll, and wanted but such a show
81 as noticed above to send il out Of the
ground wi III railroad speed. Com is
dwarfed owing to the long drought, bu.
We SAW no indications of failure or short
crop anywhere. We can't say much for
cotton just yet. All fru t trees, with the
exception Of fgs-promise an abundan,
yield, while all garden "sas." is thriving
vigorously.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12

A Chinese merchant in San Fraciscu
tersrly gave an American friend-hi IDEAS
on the japanese Embassy's reception III
THIS country, As follows:
Japanese great men now-American>
want more Treaty -b.'n'by Treaty b.
signed, Japanese like anybody-Iik
Chinese Just like dam n,yger."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12

CoNGKrs 1oNALP RoCEEDINGs.-- Wash.
ington, Nay Sin the Senate yes,erda,
Mr.. John Sherman advocated the pas.
age of the pending Tariff bill, saving
that it would yield from sixty to sevrn,.
millions of dollar. and afford Il reasonable
protection to all sections.
WAsH1SGroN. May Sin the Senate
yesterday Mr.. Davis spoke on his ~resuiu-
t'ons relative TO slavery in the Territu-
+ eS.
Mr. Brown, Of Mississippi, urged i'm
mediate legislation to protect slave pre-
tect slave property in the Territories.
l" the House of Representatives to-day,
in the Commute on Tariff. Mvssrs. Tay-
Tor and Nilsson Intellectually tried to ill.,
troduce amendments % increase the duty
on >u.ar.
Mr.. Pett,t offered an amendment to
repeal The duty on sugar and molasses.
II IS amendment was rejected.
The testimony If Mr.. Wendell b.for,
TIE Commute Oh the Cnvode Resolution.
shows that he expended from $4,000 T..
$4,000 on the English bill.
A part Of the expenditure has been
traced ; the res, is in a fair Of discpv.-
~.
The testimony Of Messrs. Sinplon and
johnson shows that the L,c"mpto" Con-
>t'iut''n, made at Washington, was s-ne
to Kansas by All administration agent.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12

CoTroN.-1he following arr some his
torical details relative to COTTON ihe
word :" cotton" which is adopted i'll all
modern languages Of Europe. is derived
from an Arab word, The origin OF the
use Of fabrics made from tins article
dates very far back. In the tiG}e q
| Herodotus, all the Indians Wore them ;
in the frs: centuries before Christ there
were manufactures Of section issues in
Eyyp, and Arabia, but the Greeks and
Romans do not appear to Lave used
them such. The Chinese did not COM
mence cuItivating the cotton plant until
sitter the conquest Of the Tarta,s, in the
thirteenth century, and a: that anne per-
iod cotton tissues formed an important
article Of mmer in the Crimea ano
Southern Russia, whittier they we're
brongh: from Turkistsn. From the
tentl, century the Arabs had natural zed
the cotton plant in Spain and in the
fourteenth, the c%uttonades Of Granada
surpassed in reputation those Of the East.
the manufacturer OF cotton goods in Italy
dates AS fal back as the commencement
of the fourteenth century, the first es-
Establishments being at Milan and Venice.
1t is presumed tina, there were at that
period manufactures for cotton goods in
England, as Leland. who lived in tie
Of Henry VIII, speaks of some
being at Bplton-on-lte-Moor, and an &C:
Of parliament Of 1852, under Edward
vi, mentions the cotton tissues Of Nam
chester, and Cheshire. The cotton manu-
did not acquire any Importance
in France until 1887, when the Frencl,
government established spinning machines
At Rouen ; i, was not, however, until UNI
der the Empire that. thanks to the eff rts
Of Richard Lenoir, this branch Of iLdus-
became four;shiag. Exchange.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12
OF THE CoNsT11UrlOSAl

ItENocfaTIc CoSvENTIoN.-Ihe follow:
inc IS lhe platform reported, and we pre-:
su;oe a4op.ed in the Constitutional De,
mperatic Convention. composed OF ne
! Delegates vino withdrew from tie Ma:
! ti0ust Convention :.
Rgsoletd, That tue Platform adoptes
by ,l.. Democratic party at Cincinnati
be affirmed, with the following expana-
tory resolutions:
First, That the'gove'nmtnt OF a Ie'-
,itnry organized by an Act Of Congress,
j, provisional and temporary aud du-
ring lis existence, ali %ci.izene Of the U"l-
ted States have an equal right to settle
with th,ir property in the Territory
without their rights either Of person OF
property beng destroyed or impaired by
Congressional or Territorial Legislation.
Second. That it is the duty Of the
Federal Government, IN all ITS depart
inen's, t" prot ct, when necessary, the
, nights f persons and property j" the
, Territories, aud wherever else It's Constl
/ ]luiinnal au;hnrit, extends.
Third, That when the settlers in II
Territory having an adequate ropu!a
Ton, form a Stat. Constitution III pur>u-
ance Of law, the right Of Sovereignty
commences, and. be'rg co'su1nn,atvd 10y
admission into the Union, hey stand on
an equal footing with the people OF otbe,
States; and the State thus organized
ought to be admitted into the Federal
Union, whether lis Constitution protilt-
It's or recognizes The institution Of sia.
very.
Fourth, That the Democratic party
are lii favor Of the acquisition Of The Is
land Of Cuba, on suci, terms as shall be-
houorab'" to ourselves and just t" Spa II,
at tn earliest =. Practicable moment.
Fylh. Tia, the enactments Of Stale
Legislatures TO defeat the faithful excl
. Of The Fugitive Slave Law, are hos
tile in character, subversive Of the Con-
s,%llulion, and revolutionary in their IF
feet.
Sixth, That the Democracy Of the
United States recognize it as the lmpel-
tive duty of this Government to protect
the n]aturaiize! cilizen in all his rights,
whether at home or in foreign lands. To
the same extent as its native-born cli-
Zens.
Whereas. me Of the greatest nece $
ties Of the aye, in y political.
ciai postal and military point Of view, IS
a speedy communication between the
Pacific and Atlantic coasts. Therefore,
b- it
Resolped. Tha, the Democratic part,
do hereby pledge themselves to use
menus i'll tI,ir Powerto secu'e the
pa age o! s. me- t,il to the extent Of the
Constitutional authority Of Congress, f"t
the constitution Of a Pacific Railroad
the Mississippi river to the Paci6s
at The earliest practicable M
n. B. BURROW, Arkansas,
~ AV
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12

~ A meeting Of the Douglas De-
mocracy was held in New Orleans on
Tuesday evening last, but nothing Of inn
portance so far as We could learn was
!" did" on the occasion. The resolutions,
which are a necessary appendage to all
public meetings, have Go: as yet come to
hand, consequently we a say nothing
4hereuuto. Amongst the speakers we
notice the name Of Judge H1EsrAsD,
Who in 1856, did yeoman service for the
American party in battling against
Squatter Sovereignty. Now tho Judge
takes it all back and beIches forth his
admiration Of the individual who gave
1t practical illustration. Truly things is
workin'.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12

n. B. BURROW, Arkansas,
SAM'L MCGOWAN, S. Carolin
II. r. JACKSON, Georgia,
K \. HUNTER, Louisiana,
F. $. >IOCkDALE, Texas.
E. HARkSDALE, Mississippi,
JOHN ERWIN. Alabama,
W. j. " HiTELY. Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28
4 LIN j. KELLER CO., AuOrIONEERa-ELUGAN
"A and costly Houschod Furniture be cold public

LLlN J, KELLER CO., ANT
Ess rwspy :1S street gssr slit. avenue sale oo%us0s
ssd h .s,s ne cs..csue The largest rich
81 Hp.psi Is here susOnsd nom Re oasaosne
DO s. e
"a sse'' and ss csss.
1.sls ara Whiting D.:a %l.d WIN p.:s TO s. Y tor
sss i.proana
s. esss ma sc s.,s sss
rasd embroidered Curtains, French Shades ss
s :s g P &:
s Sssi roxsd
bses sstuar marble tops 70 match the s Eegsrea marble
:'G .ssns &C co1ss
soos ss .sS
1o..n T:sr o.Tris. Ir,nilin s.mS.ant P.nins 9nsic
sss Il eminent sstss IassS Cole Iass. Rousn ss
ss.s &. s 3. q f. ys o ns Ser ss
sssssss,s two supsre msscs Psnsn scsess Ia Is Cal:
s.:s 3 z f AZ E &c., s :s. 5; e
ana q cS
e. PeS.ss ..o .hs sslssr;'.d Es..vins rf. q Es
ls asnfSS Group
rAsl ssa virginia two elegant vases real seyrse chine
Gsss%sn.s; nSsis! Bon ssas diasrsss anss: ornois
:: s;.;:a Ss,. Sss s:s
sesos and % match Armour toilet Tables
shaving Sand wardrobes Tables Nu Couchss Roekers
AymchAv erAl back ChArs covered 10 mOquet Tapestry
Bruase CsoA lace BedspreadA sprng and hair nareses
Father Beds Bants Counerpanes. Bosters and PtowA
Iurhsh rowsls brocasl Cl5tains As Upper Chsreers-
eolss koekess BooAracks, soles Tables 6ands,
1edorg, Ae Dinnng rSom-sold carved oak Bnnets'
st.seen feet long Oeushes Armohsi. elegant
CAampsgpes, do Goblsta Wines, AemonAdss Tumblsss.
RYu Gallery and Preserve Bands Finger Bowels Par1An
nssSis ruby Bows gold S.rd china Dinner sst
los pees csrse Rsbers ruby and gold Liquor set. rich o.
Tea ees "A pieces solid silver Dinner and Tea Ser
vr All Tie china gasa fSuished py The oele
brsAed house. vost Paris silver plated hon Red
spoona FSTls ,.osy BANGLE Table Cussy 1c A:s BE-
Ware; Copper Utensls Ac Terms Of sale caah "a bank
sbls money certified checks Deposits required OF al
Competent win DO in abundance 70 pack and ship
tAe Eccds deaired-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28

sALE1 Al AUOI1ON.
AIiHGn 7: eouLDsxITH. AUcTioHIER. OFFICE
''''.ssiis;s s: .:::,sn ''''
and siAas :ss::SaA Furniture.
~ aAy, Wednesday xassl e con.saanE a l0i O'Clock
ma 81 n Ms =: E s,ss ss .ss s... FIJI suus
~ Pusnss csn.in -
vaussvsa sesss. four round sorasra double string bas
2 S seE -four :1rs:
fvo ssssn rosewood sas p Psrior !urnGas suit
q S nS 1a q
~ .s two
0re mirror doors and basks marble tops with ornAmenod
g: Z: 49, sc s
a: y TS ' S: sn,s ~. sa.
~ and Enoo.en!. iad,s worAbo1 and Table nlAd with
&
- n Boy The .asSnn.y By ss@nr.Sas The v:sc
Igossss and Parish ornsmsns maes1 ornsmsns. ssqas
panied
osI Csrd sssiyeIs Sc Lining s'cu,H foot eI..uslon
s!ss .; iso pso.s also elegant r.. 81.
s S sSa a
1Ts. Carver sss.l ana ZEN EassS sas cs.s
.. sS:s rss. p.u y, s
ind Bowl and soup Iar.sns IsOssry CARPET eight DAY
- and Shades, rese:.- TEE Sofa, twelve sprias
CAair.. size Table, Buffet ia Chsmben-0ou,ainios
s weod Bedseads richly carved Louis XIV sye; Bu
of schd rosewood lined with san wood, msxbe too
sv1ngDE mirror and ornamental stands; w.shssnds and
,. sAa T fs :s1s .S:a rs. ,HS s
b. Chairs Rocker Curtains Engrsvnss Gar
- mahogany Hedseads Bureaus WSshssands feather
9eds hair 0a &c Sofas and sofa Beds cane seaa
CA Pictures Onamen,s osocasa Curtains and
Acds 0coh and Hat stand kitchen and basement Furniture
u every description small Table whe Croskeryware Knves
and Fcrts Lcoktngglass Woodenwars TInware, &C. Caa
giving fun description Of each lot be hsd Il the
sslsd Of Ill purchaser Sale positive rain, shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28
q. LUDLOW, AvCfIONBER.

Ia II. LUDLOW, A6C1lOEBE8.
Us Valuable Bouse and Lot No 10 uaa Twopy dr stroot
= b. LUDLOW co. VIII sell a asstipn Wednesday,
March s le0 - II oelosk ths nsreaan xzchanga New
Y0ks-
EAST TWENTY v1RsE sTnzEz = The haadscms Arse story
br1ak House I'D Los Ne les Eaa Twensy ssos south
.ds r. hsu:s a.1o - ~ s.ss.oe n eoed order,
large portion Of ~ purehass nonsy rsman boad
nd mortgage
street, near Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28
Al q. LUDLOW, AuCr10NnEn.

GN II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONMkB.
~. Psrsuspeogy sals Of No. 40 Broadway.
y. LUDLOW co. Win ssn at public aus6on rhurs-
By csdse It tha Supreme Court under ~ direction Of F. z
1AtAeY Esd, Refo~ee,
Iho valuable Lot Known NO 40 Broadway ado lO7
feet inches north Of Water ueel runug thoueh Ceut
lAsdt sley. Ie test 10 hcAas h widik IN front rear
and It's fee4in depA.
The prsises win b nd ssbjss hs unsxpirsd Ssrm q
lsase for twenty one yeass from Nay l. l6lD
he lonDee IL buildings ~ I0k Whn ten
days sfsor " expka11ua II ~ lease
PcA
Arxs portion Of - purchase money may rsAh q bona
and uoftRago III premises f. 3 term Of years
For fan Pexseular spply . yRANCD I. 0ARRETrsoN.
ESQ, No u Wan slree}; md unAps -
Z. b. LUDLOW . CO., No. Pse srsst, Brcalwag.
nearA smith WOODWARD, Ancrneys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28

EDWARD II. LUDLOW. ADMINISTRATION
~ property Madison avenue, and Thirty fourth street.
q H. LUnL OW CO.. vii ssn q auction Wednesday,
March q. is6o a. oelock, q the Merchants ExcAsnge-
Madison sveaue1he handeome four story high s0op,
stone house Nc lg Hadisce sysnus sass sds bsIwes.
BY Cskey Hall Esq; house ~ iOx6s fee IN gnsd order
And contains Al Ne modern improvements lk q l0xe0 Sl
one loe On he north ds q Thirty sxes $50 eet wsa
. the Anolioneef's once, Nc. Pine skest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28

EDWARD sCHHNCK, AuCTIoNKEK ON THURSDAY,
~ March y. q 10Y o'cioci = sals9ccm No 9 Nasnu
.ock Of vines Brand,s: esss e. O.1 b bcn bslongse
have auhnrxsd N 10 all hsm without regard pFeea MOI
Of ne stock Of yesy fne quality aad goa oppor
e bond IN b sold duty ps!d or SnpsM = dssrsd Viz
CosnAc Rsquh frcocbe Co.. jos Hsnneasy do, In osss
and dsmtichns Naeskas Ports pale bsown nd 4sn Sher
Mcnogeahsl. wAaaiss or. CsnssSsss Ahsy.hs - al.o
btst houses b HsvsnA coonDg Of mArseabs goods only
wsrrsned In prime eondhop, Of favus bsaad
hmpresA EueenA zASzuelA Paul Morphy OooehA n reru
Ia Pcconmin NarueA MAR Cc.anunes and chan put
Of Lopdses Conobne, Jrabuens LAnurmas Aso boGf
Pump and four Coxntera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28
. ucr1ox NofIcE.-nAsIE1. 4. MATHEWS. AUc

RuIisaiRs ROAD WAGONS. ROCEAwAYa &c.
RUTIA r. SCHULZ 4 NATDEWS vii ell 4 AncsSon
THURSDAY at " ococt " front on their stose NO u
opposie the Posi- ofice number Of TOO sn6
icy tues<s Rxao vseors aocksways, ~ q made. aud
fah be very best msnnsr also hrse peeood bsrd s'p
kaSa1oa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28

UCrIoH NOTICE
"A ,. G. EDKy, AucA,ceer
NEW AND SECOND HAND yEaIeLEs, HARNESS, &c.
KZkA LUDLOW, JR-,
wal eel hh day (wadoasaay March ~ At o'clock At ISLES
rooa Cedar eet the Post once rrea. variety
and second hand Vshsa single and double Harness.
nlanketa, kc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28

TOE sALE-Ar AUCTION, ONE LIGHT BUGGY, CITY
made; aso large wagon, suitable for grocery
iced store. $eb; bo1 good order 70 sd without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28


UoUHf Btl10Nr 90, BANKERs NO. 60 WALL
sc sue Lsesrs q Credit % traveller. ayail.tis in
All parts 81 me world, through the Moears Roshschd OF
PARA LONDON Frankfort Vienna Naples and other
CHEMCAL BANK NEW YORK, MARCH 49, 1900
~ Divtdend.-Tho President and Directors OF this bank
have this day declared quarterly dividend OF sx 10 per
cent payable sockhoders after he second day Of
April next BY order Of the Board.
g. O. wILLIANs Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28
4 ucT1.sGNN.. y VOICE g CT ,

"A SHPiRE BAGGAGE AND FURNITURE ExPaEss
Rx1IEnSON Z co respectfujly ean The attention Of
- pubo about that they prepared Ayng ~
- ani hest and ak bcrsc wagons 70 DO Found n
nAnsI sass eher 10 the city sr country vth hs asoss
erb "a ma spped 10 suv mart world md warranted 70
= sf BseDaxs called foind delivered part OF ho
CIV We have largo snd eosnnodicue wnerooms TOR Ne
6rAss u fUrpswe All crdr BY posi- o. oherw viii be
f1s1bf1lU reeeSve< and promptly atte11sd 20 - -.
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CoIno. ., s.us..s Q. o..Droas IsD s.oc.noLs.as1

NIRCUAR
Office OF fRusfr1s or OsxpiroRs AMI srocrrorpras1
on TIM ONO AND NIssrssIPrI q. Co nsstcrn n.
v,.ior, "a wxrI sTnrrr NEW YoaS rsn "a ,aIa
M nnertm az nnrtica intsreated In he
ment IN Dec IL I8n8 bv which TAI Eust Vac = IN
vted 70 e foicvinr preambIs and agreemert Xted sss
upwards Of nlon Of dolis Of she Oons,racton
dvsop ana = aresdv bindor rvon ter ID hss bsn ne
snis6 "a he srrstssS la hsr n1ton IA for submisn -
olhSr nsrtsss IN intSrsst.N
PREATRIK AND AdREEMENr
vtersss rrtsfn n ~ .ts ~ ~ Ohio Ara M,rs,s-,c,
RsosS Connsnv sssrn Syisionh ave fAsd or retased
sH.s,. - "a m. II Iaso Src-r ~ ,Is G.rt
taxson Asrecert snd dat neeore - - cpAted relief
s.ss -. - sS ~. =. =. 49,, ,r.
wncrS.t prooeenm0 !or ~ cSsS -, w.
sSt ~ VI AZ ~ ~
sn.s ~ ~ .sn sx 80 ~
sSa nnop ~ ~ Sh ssii \. unorm SpS sopsi
A. ~ nsns y ny saDsonoSr q 80
~ pAc1 IN eu conoy ~ - VI w. -
1lusa sIn4uns "a nc uu,s oeoaaI - 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28

NlEARIN0 OUT eALE IN CONSEQUENCE OF RE-
~ movHl Jw. NUNS, auctoueer win sell TO- morrow fhurS-
Say 10y 0c<Sk q No g Nssu street the oa!anes Of he
Ise a,stea Lounge. CAerA rabies Book sss werdro6es
vood Psslor .utes covered rlush Hair Cleo French Ssn
Brome asd Moquet: asa irrcrs On Paintings Husk and
70 be immsdisiey removed J. HUNT VIII rsnaose on o.
about IL frn Of April 70 IA Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28

4 UCfION SALE OF MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD
a Phnks BeardA &e-A. - CRI1xALAR, aue3onssr,
Un ssn o. day, 5dh ins1. = 10 O'Clock, - sste
l.nsr Of Centre ard wa5ss csss. sqesns e k.Aonny,
lank Boards vsueers Ind epaAih Cedar -
sAcr fsncy wcodA The above sale veil worthy he ssa
nm ruha approved endorsed noea Catalogues rsAdy
~ for h1ptct1cn.
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-. - $3.50
sAD1 w s o. Ssr p or
shssc 4sM m ,serihced Zoe, by sending hsr address TO
c.ssI ~ o. lou
s,sIs dssse ,cr family mourning Prices very rss'aAhs
Ar MRS. aAYNeRs CORSET AND SKIRT lsrAB,
;D S.s S. ss s:
RAERSAINs PROM AUCTION,
ioIncsS Ba'ess xobsa rich soorings and designs
B.gsss A.lA and French Barssss from n per yard up.
ciOsl. saoi:: ana Pu..s,s = summer cloth.
Also lace Curans brsperiss and ii descriptions of Linen
G. q. HOOK, los and ITO Sixth avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth streslA-
CoNsIGNnExT OF BLACK THREAD Wells. JUST
~ ,ssssvsd VII be offered Monday a Instant s'sas
1 SSS y veg: :. !. s s x xsrss Z: e
Tii.LES GRANT. 7os Broadway.
ELRGANr NEW xAN1n.LAs,
~ FOE RETAIL TRADE,
WILL sx kxHinirED rms WEEK,
sa V 3. D 81 n n S... . s 90,
sn1sDsTra BUasises.
s s.$ s, sEH ;$ ESSs
A'' IN '1n Sich snxoS < SILK xAsrn1As.
And .H sss sAsHs7 SsB s9s s sssslo.s
T ORD : TAYLOR.
ts,sAs. Broadway. corner Of Grad ssrss.
have Just ''''v'd 4 q, : :::"f ss: s...,.
SCOTCH AND rRssCa ExBRo1oEz1Es
whisA. " addition % hsir prs.en. large sock,
% sc%RsSs i 0e nc faS ees 90 as~
MUCH BELOW rHE REGULAR PRICES
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81 y VI Broadway, corner Of Grand srssl
FASHIONABLE DRESS aooDa
Lou a'saai Il s NC, c.;R:ss r;s as Robes
Loo OrEaadis and Lawn RobsA
jus received per ssanen and frum auction 49,
At VERY Low PRl0Ea
= !, SEA. 2 q g, cr; nd. :..::t -.
7 ORD : TAYLOR.
~ TO ~ Broadway, corner Of Graad srsst.
have juss received. pr ssansn
100 1roANT SILK ROBES
LAssA Paris sylss, N ave- seven aad ains nousses.
Alsn
RICH Lross eDfs ssss SILKS
Stripes cAsas, srosadss, Figure. =. T.
n and - Cashaxine aRUa.
I ORD rA'Ios.
Nos ~, ~, 10 and ~ Grand srssa.
ARE NOW OFFERING At RETAIL.
AT Low PRICES,
LARGE AsGoRT1nNr OF
CARfE1lN0s o. EVERY DESCRIPTION
Including Croaiey Sons spring styles Of Tapestry
vetn. nedafi0ns, Brunnels, -.
T ORD TAYLOR.
81 70 ~ Broadway, corner Of Grand srssk
SUPERIOR FAMILY uNHNA
ghseepeh HAktpgs, Tuweituga Damasks and pure Ilnea
Goods Of every desoripsion.
MUCH BELOW USUAL PRICEA
rs 10 81 Grand stxssA
q and - CaAhAxme slTeel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28

{ HEsxlCAt BANK:-NEw iokK, nAsCa - @1S- :.
snnualeleescn for directors and for nsposa ~
ceedipg election, Will be be held at he banking hCuee
r. N. BY order Of the Board q. @. WILLIAMS, CasAiv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28

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psYlor dynwna bed knchen Purvuro most
Of which mad BY Huchfpgs ard rood crdsr tkers
cesue and other Tables vsves Oa,pet on Co Cur
btna and silver plated ware hair and oder Hata
Beds Bedding French Bedsseads Dressing Burssus r.
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