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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

ITPPER PART OF HOUSE no. 100 WEST rrHRVy-
~ sixth street, 10 lot 70 ANAL family, house we'll To-
Gated srd has all the modern imprcyenents eosstsg Of
second floor, which has three I'D and six
and two bed and closet third noo good
cellar and yard Apply on the premises from 10 TO
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

DEAYNEss.-A NEWLY INVENTED INSTRUMENT
IL for Of deafness, called the sound Magn
Der nnic Vibrator and Invisible Voice Conductor Tits
not 10 be In the least
sensation ef singing noises In the head
n affords instant relief deaf persons and en-
Shem disnc,ly church az public arscmb,es
yr,cs G. i3s Every other kind Of hearing instrument
pessys sOI0h0Ns optidans g Abcmare street. Piccadl
y, W., London, England Sent frse
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HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, TO LET.

A FLOOR CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS, GAS, WA.
ter wardrobes &e in the brown stone hsusc isa East
brown stone House Second avenue, ffeh street.
Inquire at l02 East Thirty .nfsb street,
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mo LET OR LEABE-FURNIsHED HOUAN 90 wRsr
Thirty Attn street, between Fifth and Sixth avenueA ina
contains all the modern improvements the Furnhure Aha
order. making deAabe reside private FAINT
iy Can be seen from ii A. NJ. ul2 p NJ Inquire On NE
prenea The best city references required Yer furtheY
particulars apply 70 r. y Riley South street, sernaS OF
Wall
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&Sn0 "A RARE CHAuCE.-FOR SALE, AN Bs-
PCUO. tAblshed eA<h Office business, paying 2no0 per
snnun clear proht satisfactory selling and
the REST Of refsrence Apply ut GEO RAwLI6 Mechauts
Clerks Registry OGss, Is Wall street
eH0n WILL BUY MIXTURES GOOD WILL AND
0OVV Lease Of jobbng and retail cash Butter business
Of 0O annsm sale bona Rds agents need apply
Add b. c. herald =
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ASTROLOGY.

aSAENOLOGns
sosA rE 5sAT sySs s ss oss
ect Of visit Is coon AZ yen enter her room Madame
VIII svois bowers her ~oador full .eisnee ten
(: 81 wS s h. Her sG0!S ss Some S
Ls inid though .hey need not fear 70, she prc
should consult this most wonderful and myseIioss sdy
Her advice has never been Known 70 and twenty
eSss sadams wilson in possession o. celebrated ma
she Be- called wonderful vsnan $50 Allen street. between
Houston and Stanton over the bakery Fee for ladies' and
gentlemen " eents
"A MORROW, seventh danghtcr, born with eau and CIR!
q foresisht tells how soon and ofsn you VA NARY and
those who visit her VA, not regret Fee soents m Lud
CrIRITUALBM Mr. CHARLES COLCHESTER. THE
= medium consulted usual IT hs rooms
s45 Broadway between BeecAer and Bond streets Hours
MADAME RAY. NO go SEVENTH AvESgE. MAR
sok ,rcssd snc anuciy shona vest her power sne tens
very thcushss lucky nunbers ioasA Ladies' csnss;
AT B-wuo HAS NOT uRAKD OF THE cELEBRAr
ed Nine fsEWsrEE wso has been consulted y
future VIE Or husband and d. 'sss q Ss ys o. voc
s yss s sise give ae. ssnemsn
\ young and ssco%pl.sed MADAME BYEos. frsn Paris
who BE- ccnssed WITH the stest confidence on oye
sSSss'ss ns I
ss.4: is.s srns ssissI ,So.s :spsSssa sssi
aosl Ladies, rs cents; gentlemen, 90 cents.
WHO WOULD soT 90 WHY'RE roEruSE y, 90
phs.es the beet O. all and esnpe be escees Can be con
heath, Wealth aud Who viii reclaim drunken and iu
the genuine somsn and Arabian good uc
aas ' '''
RAILROADS. -
rTrDsoN nvgs AAILRoAD-FoR ALsAsY AND
~ Tro, connecting with trans North and we'Tralns
'rl' and sri ss5 .sSt
1;ss "a I,s:sy t;,a sleep io,,sr NJ caaaaay' n'n-
Pesshssspsis ,r..s, 7.so A sS X, 1880 and 4s,PM
Ess sDs TRAM. Is. s Sc .1s
rsnysown train, s'sor.x. z.loss,,sMa s,,,..,,.,,
.AH 5. sD s.,s a. ssS York
Central sarcsd ior all poin Meet, ana s1"s
Burlington PiAsburg, aouses Point osdsnshnrE ana Mont
IRON rnros row, NEAR crr IRON rw.sII sIsrH srnwr
z.gs;: ,,ain, A. N. and 7aSA n IND 4.S r. NJ and
h;ye'; mai sp SA WHIT p,. cron FAN. md al
local ,rsns ses s table ociocs X express ,rsn
leaves A''n 5o ss;sy G1 ss.D,
CT ATRE ISLAND RAILROAD. LON AND AFTER MON
- day, April 1861, tans win rsp ss follows Lave Van
derbt Iandne at and 10 and 80 SAB and st5 r NJ,
connecting with the and "a n and J. and r NJ boat:
s ss- ss ', su nsn. !: e .1t ss
vile stsA ~ and and 5P.M Leave Vanderbilt Lsncns
at 9s5 NJ and 80 and $50 r. ~, connecting with the
"a ~ and and n NJ boats from New York stopping AZ
a. ns g 5. az Al r
the neiehborng places In New Jersey oce OF the
pany In New York, No. Bowling llreeB
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INSTRUCTION..

AT 81 s0-wRITINJ, TWENTY LESSONS; BOOK
IA keeping So-essons nn nitad; Writing and Arithme
TIC $lu quarter No. g. Bowery, n and Is, Fulton
street Brooklyn Col PAINE, the well known teacher
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AOnn In BRooKLyN-ro LIT, ruHNrsHKD, A
8{VlU. three story and bsssnant brick House. with I've
os Of Ground situated the line Of the FULTON avenue
rsrs thirty inutes rde from the ferries md about tws
yspca address boz 3I7O New Nrok Rosa o@cA
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WHO WOULD not 90 WHERE FORTUNE Is'-ao
phetes the beet Of all and oanpo be esced Can be con
personally nv letter all afairs ~ life, encrrnng
suits Journeys absent friends love- cour'sbip marriage
health wealth. aud who viii reclaim drunken and unfeithu
husbands Miss W. IL the only In tho city who has
the genuine and Arabian mans foe lore good luck
all business affairs and guarantees for ha. LucKy
numbers gwen at her residence, fgi sixth avenue.
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n1UITION.-A CIVIL ENGINEER A GRADUATE OF
the Iars University, give, private lessons In french
mathematics, mechanics che misty topography, lunar
ing Pupils prepared for Wcst Point and Annapolis
references Address Harold, Herald
yNANTED-A FRENCH LADY 70 TEACH FRENCH
w drawing and the rudments of music three hours
day viii be require d. respectable home VIII be
equivalent upe1cepcpabie references gwen aud required
Address s., Herald Office.
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(vCLLE6IATE INSTITUTE, NoRwICHTowN, CONN
~ Tile begins April & Circular at Lane
Co - 60 Wall street; Randoiphs ts3 3roswsy, at j.
Saxton's. Norwichtown. -
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ITO LET Or LEAHE-rHE BASEMENT a0o FEET
deep OF and several fine Offices N the Are proof
Building No IS ct ae between FulIen
John Streets New YORK. Apply to FRANCIS AYENE, I32
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ITO Lee OR LEAsk--FOUH STORY Brown sTONH
English basement Housa az West Thirty III u Sweet be.
tween III III and Sixth the House coDaps ali
modern and lrst class in respect Can
be seen from ~ n. till p. Inquire the psymisea
farther particulars apply 70 T. r RIEY IS aouaA street,
O ALL
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yUoRKsBoPs TO LBr-wrTH on WITHOUT STEAM
rent very low Apply 70 JANIS LiNCH, No. Gig Han
place, vomA A
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14
Meeting of the MarysvilIe Bar.

AT meeting of the members of the Bar of
the City of Marysylle, held in the County
Court room, on the 18th day of February, A.
ID. 1861, the following proceedings were had
Upon motion Oft. 3. Reardan, Esq IIor
Charles Lindley was called to the Chair, and
John \. McQuaid, ESD chosen Secretary.
The Chair announced the deceasc Of Joseph
Tidball, Esq, and stated the object of the
meeting to be to take the expression of the
Bar on the occasion.
Upon motion of Col F. L. Hatch that a
Committee be appointed to draft resolutions
expressive Of the sense Of the Bar on the oc-
cason.
The Chair appointed as such Committee
Messrs. F. l.. Hatch, T. B. Reardan and J. o.
Goodwin.
The Committee reported the following
Resolutions:
Rcaolccl, That the members of the Bar, of
this City and County, have heard with unaf-
fected sorrow Of the untimely death of Jo-
seph Tidball, late member of our Bar
RcSoiccd, That in the death of the deceased
the Bar has lost Il member distinguished for
his intellectual endowments ana for his legal
learning and attainments We recognize in
him gentleman Of cultivaled intellect, and
warm-hearted sincere, and honest man
Hcsolrcd, That we sincerely sympathize
with the relations of the deceased, and par
ticularly with the widow and orphan chill
dren upon whose stricken hearts in distant
State will soon fall the sad intelligence of the
death of the husband and father
ReSolred, That we will attend the funeral
of the deceased in body, this evening at
O'Clock.
Upon motion the above Resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
Upon motion of Charles Z. Filllins Esq,
the Secretary was requested to forward
a copy Of the above resolutions to the widow
of the deceased, also to furnish copy to
each Of the city papers for publication.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
CHARLES LINDLEY, Chm.
JNo. A. McQuAIp, Sec'y.
For some reason, the above proceedings
were not furnished us. We copy them from
the Appeal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

LECTURE ON SPIRITUALTsM.-Rev j. NJ
PEBBLES delivered an interesting discourse
last evening, at the Court House, to a respect
able audience. His subject was handled with
ability and eloquence, and was evidently
well received by his hearers. lie will lecture
again this evening, at Z! o'clock, at the same
place, on the subject of '1nspiration; who
are inspired PIN the course of which he
will introduce, by way of ilustration, some
remarkable facts respecting Louis Napoleon
Henry Ward Beecher, Garibaldi and others
The seats are free.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

FEATHER RIVER BRIDGE.-The bridge of
Messrs FALL Hanson & Webb, across the
Father river, has been completed and in
successful operation for some ten days past.
1t is a handsome structure, and is said by
good judges, to be built in q very superior
manner. A good bridge across the Feather
river is what the people have been wanting
for a long time.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

An UNrLEAsANr PREDIcAMENT.-Two mi
ners, going to Brandy Flat, Nevada county,
from Washington on Saturday evening last
the night being quite dark, fell into an
abandoned shaft, forty feet deep, the bottom
being covered with water TO the depth of
fifteen feet. Fortunately the windlass which
was dilapidated, had been thrown into the
shaft, and enabled them to maintain them
selves above water. They remained four
hours in this disagreeable position, when
their cries were heard by a man going to
Washington from Brandy Flat who pro-
cured assistance and hoisted them out.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

Corrrn oHr-some thirty or forty tons Of
Copper ore are now lying upon the levee
at Stockton waiting shipment to San Fran
cisco. thence by clipper ship to New York
and Baltimore. This ore is from Spring
Valley, and has mostly been purchased at an
advance of $50 per tom at which price it is
confidently believed the returns, after the
payment Of freight charges and cost of smel-
ing, will pay handsome profit SO says the
Argus
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

PARTY AT SEwELL's RANCH-If any body
wants to attend pleasant party, end enjoy
nice drive in the bargain, let him go to
Sewell's tonight The distance is not great,
and the road is one of the best in the coun-
try Messrs, Kerby d Catln the gentleman
ly proprietors, will be sure to do up every
thing in proper style, and make it pleasant
for their guests
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

HYDRAULIC HOSE FACToRY.-We mentioned
some days since, the fact that Mr.. S. Howard
had invented machine for sewing Hy-
draulic Hose. By reference to our advertis-
ing columns, it will be seen that he is sew
ing hose, sacks, carpets, dc, in the store
formerly occupied by Dewey d Co., on the
plaza. His machine is worth looking at.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14
MAESKSVELLE LAUNDRY.
H TSE NT - VIZ Tr

to the new Establishment, of Fifth and sts
near the Buckeye Mills.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes done up with par
ticular care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage made to look as well
new.
None but experienced hands being employed, our
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful to our patrons for past favors, we
shallendeavor to inertia fair share of the public pat
ronage. p. OSG0OD,
ieb!3-my. G. c. TAYLOR.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

CRADLEBAun u.s. BUcnANAN.-lhe lerrl'o-
rial Enterprise, of the I'd inst, remarks as
follows:
On nMonday last Judge Cradlebangh opened
the U. 5. District Court in Carson. 1here
being no business to transact, he adjourned
for three weeks. Before he adjourned, how
ever he rcmarkcd to the bar aul audience
that there was another person here claiming
to be District Judge for this District lie
denied MS authority, although Judge Flenni-
ken had been appointed, confirmed and as
signed to this District lie said the Presl-
dent had no right to remove Judge; that
be intended to resign on the 4th OF March
next, and until that time he would hold court.
That it was due to his friends who had ac-
commodated him with money so TO do. mat
for the reason of the Government falling to
honor his drafts for nine months since, his
friend VIM. N. Lent, seeing his great necessi-
ty, had advanced him money upon his salary
up to the 4th of March, and he intended to
serve that time out. lie said further, that
any attorney who wished to withdraw HI
suit from his court in which answer had not
been filed, he would permit him so to do IL
other cases, papers could not be transferred
from his court elsewhere, unless by consent
Of counsel on both sides.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

The BIG RACE IN SHASTA CoUNTY.-1he
race came off on Saturday last, over the Cot
tonwood Course, between llerkimer & Pages
horse and Wilson's mare, for purse of 3d.
200, distance 600 yards The horse won
without difficulty in 80 seconds. 1t is re-
ported that property and cash worth eight r
ten thousand dollars changed hands at the
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

PRoMpnTUDE OF THE PoNY-A lady who
left New York on the 1lth of January, by
steamer, for San Francisco, deposited the day
previous to her departure, with the Pony EX-
press, a letter for her husband in this city,
says the Alta, informing him Of her advent.
The lady arrived safe and sound on the ID
inst, and the araut courier letter came to
hand last Saturday night, the steamer beat
ing the Pony one week. The letter bears the
Pony stamp ofNew York, JAN 18th, and St
Joseph. Jan. goth. Twenty-eight days is
even slow for the Overland Mail.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

FRENcH CHINA, AND SILyER-pLATED GOODS
See advertisement of ii. S. IIoLlitzell in an
other column.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

MELoDEoN.-This institution continues to
be well patronized. Last evening, there was
a heap offun. The burlesque of the Marti-
netti Troupe was first rate and Lew Rattlcr's
tragedy OfOthello was exceedingly funny.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14
THE CELEBRATED
MAGNETIC OIL,
The Greatest Linimentin use!

CERTAIN cure for Rheumatism, soreness and
N swelling of the breast pain and weakness in the
back and joints, sprains, bruises, cramps numbness
frozen limbs, bites OF insects, goitrc or swelled neck
paralysis loss of power in the LIMBS burns, nilama
tions, tumurs wounds, swengs, salt rheum, &c, &c
And eTectualy and speedily cures most of the di'
eases of Horses, lisula and poll evil in the begin
ning also sweeny, bi. head spawn, spnt, bruises
gals, strains, scratches, wound swellinsS, &c, &c,
s2gT- Manufactured only at the Drug Store of ) T
WATTS, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 90 and 92 Fist
street, Marysville, Cal. janl6my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14
Silver plated Casters.

A GOOD assortment Silver Plated Castors with
"A Rich Cut Cruets, always on hand.
For sale by
II. S. HOBLITZELI.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

WE are indebted to Dr. Tildon, of the As
sembly, for copy Of the Report of the su-
perntendent Of Public Instruction
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

A SruNrrR.-Our seeding friends say that
if the five Cotton States seccde from the
Union, the Union is necessarily dissolved and
the Republic Of Washington destroyed To
such the Rev. Robt. J. Breckinridge, uncle of
John c., in effect says, suppose the six New
England States, instead of the Cotton States,
we're to revolt and establish separate con-
fedcracy, would the same scccdors then od-
nit that the Union and the Constitution
were thereby dissolved? Hardly.
TIE new gas company at San Francisco has
caved in.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14
Ranch Butter.

A LARGE LOT OF FRESH RANCH BUTTER just
IN received and for sale by
l.. b. AVER,
ja31-3 Up No II Center Market.
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AT KIszEY's
LAcrs, Kxssofb 6kI s' RIssoss, FLOWERS.
BoNNETs, TRIMMlNGs, HOSIERY, -
BARGAINS L n kss AkS FANCY GOODS
kzsy SsS ward, Yards am sS Bonnet Bonnet kS Ssn
At s,nzey'A sou yards SILK PLAID Bonnet Rbboas, 100
ssssS Sanas, Ias Ribbons Figured PLAIN
A. ka1sys isSS yards E51a Sny
knzsy Fine French ssS Flower Flowers.
Flowers-S0 difersr varieties lies and styles, cheap.
At Kinzey's. job lot straw Bonnets &C., 12c.
A. kinzey,,r, JOB lot Straw Bonnets isc, 2sc.
Al HiHzeys Rsush and Reaass, SIC Spit straws 44c
4, kiDzes's, new Bonnets, sic pretty Bsnnets Sic.
At Kinzey,s, NeapoU.an Bonnets nunstsble Bonue.s.
AT Kinzey's, fine Straw Bopnets, all styles.
At Rinzey's' Millinery aoads q an descriptions.
aspendd assortment made Bonnets Of the best ma
EM tsF aos sns IL 11 1Hs styElsosw
5000 Collars from auction from &c 70 81
2S collars n,d from r auction from ron 81 s5'ss
900 @ofked Handkerchels, from lsc to sID.
SfSss iSn JOB dsn 70
of Dress Trimmings SIX FriDges, Braids Gimps vsvets
ana other S'isiI LARGE SAFE s'e Of
s BsiTs is'ss Hose al kinds; C. &C. g. @
% Gents sA Hsf H sxfk e u s. a e rs s
a!to pairs riie I1ss Fancy, TOPS: iOc, lac.
$500 Parasos new styles very low ''''-
100 Parasos founced, selling at 75c
Kinney o .sn sDs. y ss,s press g%ns
Kipzey sells spool Cotton dozen, at &c.
All other Fancy Goods at equally low prices Dressmakers
aoo5s sn 81 ri
Nos 22l and 22s Eighth avenue,
between Twenty first and Twenty second styoets.
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A THEN4ECM, BROOKLYN.
a COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
MATER UPNey HAVEN

A THENECM, BROOKLYN.
"A COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
MASTER HENRY HAYDEN
MONDAY EVENING APRIL q, 1851,
By Twelve CELEBRATED SUNDAY sCuoOL yocALrsrs
Among the number Is Martha Corwin Of New York. sweet
little singer TIE choru will be sung young
and misses selected from twenty Sunday schools
York and Brooklyn including the vocass bassos and enors
Mr.. HORACE WATlRS, Director.
Mrs. +. A. PARKHURsT, Brooklyn Pianist.
Tickets Is cents for sale the Brooklyn
and at " sters' I3 broadway.
Concert to commence at IL O'Clock.
TESTIMONIALS PRESS
The Flag of our Union Forever by Martha Corwin,
companied by the waving Of the verabe
Stripes greeted with tremendous outburst of enhu
siasm.-Albsny Evening journal.
The concert decided and complete The per
foymances Of the youthful prodges Misses Mary rnomz
Martha Corin Martha Davies and Master Henry Hayden
exqu,ste the children displaying powers and
well cultivated voices far beyond anything which could
be expected from such tiny creatures-Hacketstown Ga
zette. N. j.
N B--Master Hayden has sung for the benefit many
Sunday schools churches and benevolent institutions
the wish Of his many friends that he may full house
this occasion.
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CPALUINd ROGERS
- GREAT RAILROAD CIRCUS,

CPALUINd 4 ROGERS
- GREAT RAILROAD CIRCUS,
Organized for ths Of 1861.
The propreors having discontinued all their other travelling
establishments will devote all their energies and facilities
this company in order TO make IT, under the personal
perintendence Of
The Managing Proprietor, Mr.. J. ROGERS,
THE MODEL CIRCUS OF THE AGE.
The spacious Pavilion and whole parsphenaa Is entirely
and OF the costly description.
This unrvsled establishment will be the reception
OF visl.era Brooklyn Monday, tuesday and Wednes
day, 22d, ed and oath
Williamsburg Thursday and Friday 18th and Goth, and
GreenpoiDt, on Saturday 9Th
hatnees will be given at 2 O'Clock every day during the
week. excepting Monday
LOOK AT THE BRILLIANT ARRAY OF STARS.
senorta Marietta Zanfres Miss Kate OrmoBd Nile Rosa
Mesdames Omond siegr and Pastor Mons Francois and
August Siegris' Jean Johnson, Frank Barry John
Barry Charles Shay. Joseph Hazltt William Hill, Hercules
Libby Master Charlie Fish, Little August, and numerous
auxaries also the great American Clown Tony Pastor
Trained Horses Ponies Mules and Dogs the finest
exhibited at the head OF which stands the mstchess
horse Hiram. Julian wyete Brass Band viii make grand
parade horseback through TIE principal streets.
For particulars small bills and picorias.
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A RNoLD, CONSTABLE 4 90.
Are offering at retail
beautiful assortment Of
sTkIPED CASHMERE sHAwLs.
In entirely designs.
AlsO,
Great bargains in real
INDIA CANELs HAIR sHAwLs,
Both
SQUARE AND LONG.
CANAL STREET. CORNER OF MERCER
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AT KELTy's. $50 BROADWAY.
"A GOLD WINDOW SHADES
White Holland do
Buff do. do
NeE styles of Shade Fixtures, at
kelly 'S-BROADWAY-N0.
LACE CURTAINS, reduced prices
Nottingham DO, do do.
Cornices do. do.
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- and "G 3 4. MARITIME Z CO.
No. . Dey street.
u OF THE GREAT ATS SALE OF
AT RETAIL, FOB CASH.
srRAsa. ApRIANcE CO..
Will offer at retail on Monday, April "a.
At still greater ' sacrifice on cost,
e0'Fe AND n65 DRY Gooos
comprising mp sing, ..,,-.u.,,o,
s sF Sn xsp ss SUMNER sf'sss s soSps
of manufacturing
500 pieces Meimac and English calicoes best quality at
500 pieces yard wide French csli,Oe, Bans from
Printed Delsns' chales Lama Cloths from la'lc to asc
pieces Canton popns for travelling dresses at 30 cts
$50 pieces Sumner Popn. cents yard
LIN cio1Hs. NAiKrNs. TowELi.isas &C,
Printed and r Ssa; cats Ta6e and Piano Covers.
Cotton aud Woo and All Wool Flansels a. i2s cents per
''''' BIAdR AND C5ioasD SILKS
In great variety
'sEfts . ssS sTi " = DEE Sss'a
--''' = LaEN CAMBRIA HANDKERoHIHFs,
REAL INDIA cANELs HAIR AND oIHkR saAwLs,
Ecneh and 9hsher Lace Esnss and sSsS, Al han
MOURNING GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
1000 yards Printed Lawns from LIT yard and upwards
500 Printec french Organizes from l2isc per yard
100 French Ogsnde Robes including the latest and most
elegant styles from 81 80 SO per hobeworth from 81 TO
So per Rooe.
GRENAOIsE and BaPPGE ROBES, In great variety,
almost lhlrd their original value
800 pieces Plaid French Barege aud Barge Ansais from
10 cents per yard
80 pieces Plaid French Crepe rs cents per yard Very
CLOTHS, cLoAKINGs poEsKINs DRrLLINgs,
ytSTlhGs, &C,
AT GREAT SACRIFICE ON COsr
Also, an UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT OF SILK.
LasLk THREAD, 'OIfON aud MhKlNO HOSIERY and
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nEh GOODS, not before exhibited.
gIhe public u respectfully invited to examine their
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where.
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