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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-12
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-12
live STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
sEThe Mutual Live stock EDsttT'
auce Company OF the State
nF HtaHmEvnrR -


is now fully organized aud prepared 10 reee i've appea
| tons 10 insure all kinds Of Live stock, such as
HORSES MULES CATTLE, sHEEp &c
II requires elaborate argument to convince an INTEL
rent rommuaity Of the Importance and proprey Of Live
Stock Insuranru 1t will 1t is judged, be sufficient simply
to call their attention o the subject.
If the careful, calculating business man considers u
prplent TO have his houses and merchandise insured,
why not his horse and also Surely the latter rs IN
Item of property, is important lin proportion to the
'yaluel as the former ,,
Indemnity from loss by fire only, Stock and HeFsep,
has long been appreciated; hut this Is the rst Company
Organised in the for the purpose of nsurng against
tho combined risks Of fire. wnter, accident and dist s
and the rst company far as ae informed any where
organized on the mutual principle; nut II this principle
has been successfully and economically applied 70 elmer
characters nf Insurance, is we'll understood In The
neirhborH Counties II Il not why 1t may not he n
pled with equal profit to this class.
The names Of the Corp0rators aud Board Of Directors
Mt any rate furnish guarantee that abuse Of the prn
cple will be suffered and that the utmost care airnes
security and economy viii be consulted in its manage
ment
Copies n the act of incorporation and Bylaws Of tn
Company are ready for delivery the Office Of the see
tary in Wilmington will be forwarded by mail on up
pcaon 10 him. with address, and persons desirous. aie
due inquiry, Of nsring their stock or aiding the enter
prise will please forward memorandun OF the prob ~
auunnt they may wish insured when proper agent WI
be sent examine the stock, and take the appreA II
| due torn. dkuRfE u LobpEhLi fsshueht'
ROBERT MeCABR, secretary.
Wilmington. Dell Inly list, ls5s-f
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-12
ToR SALE

- beautiful country seat with two or NOR
Ziss&. acres OF land within mile of Wilmington,
ssss Del Mansion House 10 by 10 feet three stories,
ih handsomely Finished with Wide verAnda front
I-&sNeAA and one side, portable gas works, and
wat urred to third story with all the modern i'm
prnyements; large stable, carriage house, &e all the
bui dings arc rev. having been eeoted within The last
two or thres yesrs without regard to pense grounds
handsomely laid with the choicest shade trees and
evergreens This property Ii worthy Of tho attention OF
anygentenan in want Of desirable country residence
as ii is considered Of the best prOpare near thu
city The pavement ~ extended within few hundred
yards Of the premises For further information apply OF
address SAMUEL T. THOMSON Real Estate Agent, oOt
Market street Wilmington Del.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13

Anderdce, Sites and Kendreck Hudson, -, Phlad.ph
lor 90; julia Baker Nyork for do; Sawyer, Hall DO FOR
Machas Bid schr Chariot Schr Eldorsdo got on this
morning without damage after dschargng part OF cargo
HIGHLAND LIGHT, April IL, s PM-Passing in, bark
Young Turk from Messna Tor $50 PM passing out
ship sunbeam bark Godfrey; brig Pco. PM passing
IN schIs Hammond, and Howard Dodge. Wind Is by
- night, clear and mild.
ISpIANoLA April l-outsde Pass Cavallo bar, steam
return 70 EYork. - -
In port brig Mystic Fish, Nyors dsg schr Stampede
Burrows, rom do, ldg for NYork.
Outside the bar brig Layacca Foster wig balance Of cargo
Minnesota peshon do Lady Franklin, Jordan do Coronet
uardng Monleyldeo via Barbados; schr Queen - the
South, Elwo3d NYork. Cid ship Harry Bluf, Redman
s MO spSaere Rosa sp Mle Barcelona via Taragona
th arr bark Warren Halle Wright, Boston; brig Maria
Rosa tsl BertIam Cardenas Cid ship onward, Coombs
Hayrei bark I Bsrram Nichols do
NEW ORLEANS, April 5-Arr ships Odessa, Barstow,
Bristol Eng Eyra Owen, Alexander Genoa bark Revolu
ton WEBB, Messna brgs Sofia Sp Garrega, Matanzas;
CataTina sic) Palermo; schr Mary Terbell Thomas
NYork Old ships Corinhlan, swizer Queenstown for
man do brig Juanito (sp sera Santander schrs Mobile
Howes, Boston; Ruatan (Br) Eden, Rio Grande Nicara-
Towed to March s0-shps sultana and Adept; asth
ship Oroondaes, bark Carricoa, and brig Rosario.
NORFOLK, April Arr fchrs + 4 simpson, Ellis, New
York Sea Witch Egbert do Minnie Cobb, do; Roach
DO Cd sth schs Henry Hooton Locker, Cuba 9th, Orno
iOthArr steamships South Carolina, Baxter, Boston
bound 70 Charleston; Han Kow Sands Nfork in dis
uess spauding, Hallet Baltimore, bound TO Boston,
schrs bengal Hicks RocSland Almra Anna Beekmur, 81
TAUNTON, April lc-Ar sehr Crocker, Presbrey, Phi
ladepha.
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SHlPPIN NEW S .
Port or New York, April IL, 1851,

CLEARED
Steamship Kangaroo (Br), Merhouse Queenstown and v
Steamship John Bel OBJ, Scott GlAssow-Fancis Mellon
Steamship New York BrenD Won santen Southampton and
shp eSspsr N Tsycr o Sssas Morgan whey
= ship Plymouth, Hammond, London-Grnnel, Minturn
Ship IDA Iilly, Lilly, Glasgow-Nesmith 4 Sons.
Bs4s fania Hor Csnsen puSla fgt SfS Meincke
Bark X Lutil scandea Maracaibo, &c-E Parenstedt
nark aberdeen, Cochran, cardenas-R R Buck Co.
"a Bark Restless, Lathrop Aspinwa and market-Iandy
Brig Colin Campbell gBr, Thomas weymouth-T James
sehsf Bowditeh, Adams Rio Grands aei SUR small
schr PhllPs, Smith Havapa.T Chase 4 Co.
ssSr John Prise Sears, s. John; BAKER Dayton.
sloop Seymour, Norton, Norwich-H Racket
ARRIVED.
m New S,s
March q, at Il arrived at Aspnwa March 80 at PM
Ap e. E eM arrived ssy
TsTi ssaS o Ss n S
lat Is 4s lon I! IS passed steamship Champion hence for
s ssRw Ae IL LAT S q S 9 % pr'sd brig bound
sf ns S Westerly as
Bic Lillian Cof kssport, Bailey, Sierra Leone Feb IS
Brig Elizabeth OF Camden Thorndike Arroyo, PR, March
re cS
ekGops mass e Wheeler Have
70 Win IosS9Sa hesshtSn aux ea'',, s
"i sehr lsila Rooth, freeman, virginia
Schr Charmer, Cheney, Baltimore, days.
schr Seneca Phipney, Eizabethport for Boston.
@ Se % RissseSpe If for Providence
schr Hudson water Rzabethport for Alyns Point.
port.
schr Dyer, Rogers, Enzabethport for Boston.
sSr f1 r FF
Schr Meserole Brown Eizabethpor for Fall River.
schr James Barrett, sickerson Ezabehport for Boston
Sohr ID T Wles Baldwin, Eizabethpor for Providence.
schr Mary elizabeth Iirre Elizabehport for Haven
schr Adele Felicia Cartwright Elizaoehport FAN River
schr Joseph. Buell. Elizabethpor for Hartford
Schr Charles i Northam, Reed, Portland, days.
Schr Austin, Simon Saco, days.
schr whistler Presley, Taunton 2days
schr Roxanna Burey. Hail. Providence, days. a
schr shade, Dennell, Barnstabie, days
s cSr eErade sm New SfM aYen
schr Antares Carson, New Haven 2dav'
e~an-- NV. s~.> Haven Ii hnu~s
/ ..44 v,uO QUO, wilsey. Brookhaven, days.
sloop Harriet Hannah, Leroy, Ezabethport for New
burg
sloop Empire, Philips. Ezabethport for New Haven.
sloop Margaret Wanson, Elizabehpor for Glen Cove.
sloop John JAY Wood, Elizabehport for Newburg
Sloop copy wheeler Eiizabethport for Providence
sloop Thomas Hull Hull, Providence, 2 days.
Steamer s,evens Raynor III, Baltimore more
Steamer Heart. Sddell Philadelphia.
Steamer Mount Vernon, Watson, Portland.
Steamer Petrol, Young, Providence.
Brig Cuba.-(By pilot boat Waterbury. No l0)
The banks Washington (3rem), Pyrmont Levanter (Br)
brig lanthe schr Electric Light are at anchor In Quarantine
outward bound.
Wind at sunset Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13

Canadian -four heavy and the demand moderate.
The sales embraced about 500 bbls at As IS 81 So
sales embraced about 400 bbs, closing within the
range OF the above quotations Rye flour quiet at
demand with sales reported Of 500 bbls at figures
Wheat-1he market was heavy, and with reduced
demand for both export and home consumption
closed at decline OF 1c. &c. per bushel, chiefly
for The lower grades The footed up about
5000 bushels at 81 so for white Canadian, 81 SO a
II 81 Cor white Michigan and 81 SO for white Kentucky
81 2Sa for Canada club 81 35 81 So for Western red,
aoat 81 2S 81 80 for State red Western delivera
BILE latter part OF May, 81 SO 81 So; Chicago spring
No 2, sold at 81 "a; Northwestern club, in store and de
hvered, at 81 27 and 81 32 for amber, in store Corn
was less buoyan while the sales embraced about 900
bushels at c Tor mixed Western at the railroad de-
pot Csc roc. for good white Southern, and Southern
yellow at CSC. 60c. Rye firm, with sales Of 900
bushels at &C. Barley malt nominal at Soc $50
Barley was heavy and lower 100 bushels State sold at
64c., aloas Oats were selling at 341sc. 35hc for
western and Canadian, and 30 &c. a 36c for State.
CoFfEE.-The sales were fair and included 100 mats
Java at TIC. and 500 bags Rio at IL &c. 1876
Co1ToN The market was without animation, dealers
still holding OIL for later foreign news. The trans
actions embraced about 500 600 bales closing the
basis OF about 1850 for middling upands Some small
lots were reported at fraction less while there was no
apparent pressure among large holders TO sell.
FREIGHTs 10 Liverpool $50 bales Of cotton were en-
gagged at l6d 600 bbls flour at g. Cd, 5000 bushels
wheat od in ships bags and 1000 bDls -four at
gagged at 49, Cd IL eco bushels wheat in ships bags at
l2d and 600 do in bulk, at I'D vessel was char
tered to load with l6 bushels wheat in ships bags,
at 12hd.
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market steady, and in fair
demand from the trade, with sales Of $50 bbs ncud
ing mess at SIT So prime at 49, and choice at 49, Beet
was in good demand and prices firm with sales OF 500
bbs at s. S7 $40 % for repacked mess and so so
SI1 SO for extra. Lard firm and in good demand
with sales of 800 bbls and tierces at CSC 1920 But
ter ard cheese unchanged and the demar steady
SUGARs-The sales embraced l $50 hhds. Cubas at
4zso. 5lc, and Porto Rico at $50, and small lot Of
Texas at p. T.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $2O,esl ,225 25, and the balances
$l,O42,4 35.
The City Fire Insurance Company of Boston has
declared semi-annua dividend Of four per cent,
payable on demand.
We notice, by an official advertisement in New
Orleans paper, that the Southern Bank of New Or
leans has reduced its capital stock from 81, 900
to 81, OOO, 900. The reduction took place on the
I'd Of April.
At meeting of the Board of Canal Commits
soners, held at Syracuse to-day, the following re-
solution was adopted
Resolved That the canals of this State shall be opened
and ready for navigation on the LIST of May next.
The following are the names of the institutions
and individuals who yesterday made up the bid Of
the Bank of Commerce for two and half millions
Of United States per cent Treasury notes. which
secured to the Secretary the successful taking of
the whole amount of his five millions. 1t is well
to know at this time who are most active in sup
porting the honor and credit of their govern
ment.-
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AT New Orleans, on Friday, proposals were
opened for the purchase by the city of s22O,0oO
worth of the consolidated bonds. The offers to
sell were:--
Beruhad Avegno, IS bonds, at $3.50 II and interest.
Bernard Avegno, bonds, at 1887 80 fiat.
Palirey x 20 80 bonds, at $50 90 and interest.
Thomas Layton 1920 900 worth $3.50 and interest.
Heae a Co. bonds, at Ss42 fiat
Hene n Co., bonds, 1T $si7 fiat
Hene n Co bonds at 1852 Hat
Heue & Co., BONDS, at 1857 fiat.
Heue Il Co, bonds, at $3.50 fiat.
T. J. Forsta aud A Ianfer & Co., $3.50 900 worth, at
$3.50 fiat
C r. Alter, 10 bonds, Mt $780,
Samuel Arnold, bonds, az $500 70.
The offer Of y. J. Forsta and A. Lanfer & Co.
was accepted. The Pjcoyune states that it was
on Northern account. Exclusive of the interest,
the rate il about 17L per cent.
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6E1Is-BRrsIEY.-0n Thursday, April IL, by the Rev.
Geo S. Hare Mr.. EDWARD Fl. BELTS to Miss PAMELA,
daughter Of William J. Brisley, Esq, all of this city.
MANN-LADIAw.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, April IL,
by the Rev. II. J. Van DYKE JOHN MANN to Miss LIZZIE
LAIDLAw daughter Of John Laidlaw, Esq., all Of Brook
Ign, NY.
Troy IN. W papers please copy.
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mo BUSINESS MEN.

mo BUSINESS MEN
Merchants manufa eturers inventors and all who have
wares Inventions lands anything else to SELL must adver
tse they to find purchasers and believe there
no other advertising medium good as the NEW YORK
TRIBUNE Its circulation largely in advance of any other
reach nearly hundred and ninety thousand subscribers
and more than half million of readers. - $500
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE NEW YORK DAILY
TRIBUNE.
Ordinary Advertisements classified under appropriate heads
~ cents per line each tnEeon or tive dollars per line per
month
LEADEp ApvE7fIsHMESrs-sixteen cents line.
SPECIAL NorIcRs-Frst pageFiteen cents limo each in
seIon Nothing inserted for less than sevenyGge cents
each insertion.
BUSINESS NorIcrs-Fourth page before the leaderThry
cents line each insertion Nothing inserted for less Than
On CRY Predxed ~ the word Advertisementl-
Thirty n.n ne each insertion Nothing inserted ior less
n"" ABOUT NINE WORDS AVERAGE LINE -.
5000 copies and of the hest mediums fQ guy aaVer
Using.
SEMI-WEEKLY TSIBUNE.
ORDINARY ApVeRrIsSG-Twentyf five cents a line eacl
INTERCHANGEABLE cents line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ORDINARY ADvERTIsISG-$l 25 line each insertion.
iTEn-ln the news column preixed by word Advertise
mentt-$l 90 a line each insertion.
Nothing inserted for less than So.
No less by the quarter year.
That advertisers may Judge of the value the Tribune
an advertising medium, append table its
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Birth.
BnGH-On Monday, Aprts, at her residence, 1888 Sands
street, Brooklyn, Mrs. g. N. BuGH Of daughter.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

HAVANA aEGARs Il AM SHILLING HAVANA Sc.
Ii szrs by the loo or 900 low 1000 can be boaght
OF AR other dealer In the oily GpO W NICHOLS
uporter, Is Liperss sace<.
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FRIDAY, April 12-6 p. NJ
BREADSTrFFs. market exhibited less ami.
alton and buoyancy, while the sales were fair chiefly
export The sales embraced about II 600 bbls clos
e within the GLOWING range of nrices -, -
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DRY GOODS, &C.

COETINuATIoN SALE OF FANCY GOODS.
~ WE STILL OFFER INDUCEMENTS IN
FANCY GOODS WHICH NJ u ST COMMAND QUICK SALES.
THESE PRICES MUST SATISFY ALL.
1900 doz ladies' and chdrens Gloves, &c, none better
for 81.
1000 fancy back Combs gilt and coral pendants 6c..
worth g.
1900 fancy back Combs gilt and coral pendants 7sc i'm.
porters price s..
1000 fancy cut steel Combs, 75c cost to import s..
$3.50 Hair Nets, all Styles from Is up-very low
9,0CO Fans, from aucton-great bargains.
5000 pieces Founcing and lnsertngs Is Cd 2 49, 3d. and
5a. yd
Best Needles at &C. paper; best Pins at A. paper.
Ruflings aud Putlngs at low prices
We are constantly receiving bargains from auction
The best assortment of Trimmings and small Wares In
the city.
sun Umbrellas. Sun Umbrellas snd rarAS-.
Just received spring stoc. i4sd,- sols We hAvH
5000 We have evers s'-'- ., can select from
der r~---'-- -.,.e and quality made all much un-
DONALDSON & MEAREs 779 Broadway.
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UYATT's LIFB BALsAM.

,BHEUMATIaM, sCRorULA, sALrRHEUM, &c
fyats LIE Balsam s the most certain and safe remedy
for the most painful and OF hose Diseases
also o ulcers fever sores eryspea the worst cases " Inn
purity o. the blood liver aud kdneya general debility dys
peres incpcnt consumption piles, &c, Principal depot 70
S.sLe s~vSh " oens Ter by.lS,
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OCULISTs AND AURIsTS.

DR POWELL CAN BE CONSULTED AS HERETO
IL fore for the pest weny years on Che Eye and Kar at
stored In many cases hitherto deemed hopeless Artificial
eyes inserted.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A BONA UrDE AsyROLo0Isr, THAT EVERY oNs
N csn depend on, II Madame WILSOH, who tells tho 60
Sct Of your vis, a soon ~ you enter her room nsdas
Wilson the greatest aatrooGist MAT was Known -
win invoke b Of her wonderful science and s =
the events OF your whole s Her predictions are 20 true
that they surprise every that consus her some lAdiD
may get little tmid, though thV need not fear, for q
pracses netting but what reasonable 70 Philosophers
should consult this most wouAsrfm and Mysterious aAy
Her advice 10 fail and twenty thou.
dollars reward suy who equal her IN the
above science Wilson Ia In possession cele-
magic ehArms which certain In their
Truly may she BE- called wonderful woman. lso Allan
street. between Houston and Stanton the bakery. Fec
for ladies' and gentlemen 20 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13

rHARLOTTE q. SMITH
" HAS OPENED HER
sPRING FASHIONS N
CLOAKS, MANTILLA5 AND BASQUES
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
ENGLISH AQUA sCUTEM TRAVELLING CLOAKS,
Ar NO. 1,l42 BROADWAY
CORNER OF TWENTY SIXTH STREET.
ENGLIsH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
L H. MACY,
- Sixth avenue corner Fourteenth street,
Now opening
From suctions
The. cheapest lot OF
1000 100, dozen Ladies' German Cotton Hose, cents
loo 10
Il coo dozen English English do, Is Cd.
1000 dog. English English do Is.
1000 doz finest
English Cotton Hose,
Imported, from "a. Cd to r.
Less than half the cost OF importation.
n. III. MACY,
204 and COG Sixth avenue. corner Foureen,h street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A OLD FAvoRITE RITE, -
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GonPiSing an the latest Telegaphic Intelligence.
Local News &C. up e the hour of going to press.
t2fs SS ' h1R sfS y0G sgRsfs the
OFFICE S & a fHis & "a
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ss fs :" HP ss ssa
ra a2S sHoSE OF 81 I TH BE. EH nan,
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THE sh fSP nsIsiSSEsp;s sd ssHssz
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NIGHT NAIVE I'VE AID T9 the Msa GRsNFTEkoTINE'
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THEATRICAL H hTS S AZ AND 1TKAEv REVIEWS
r FEasI ffSk Il RFssS S5Ss1y
INTELLIGENCE FAHa TAK SGTs AND ALBANY
RUMOR GOSSIP
PRICE ONLY FOUR CENTS.
OFFICE OF PUBLICATION, Is SPRUCE STREET
AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE LEA PERKINS,
IA Worcestershire Sauce impRrts exquisite relish to
fah, fowl, bToled kidney, &c.
JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS, Sole Agents,
Union square and Fourteenth street
CARD.-THE INDIAN HERB DIR. F. TUMBLEPY NJ
D from Canada, will describe disease and tell his patients
the nsare of Their complaint illness without receiving any
information from them No charge for consultation id
vice Once No 400 Broadway, half minute walk from st.
Nicholas Hotel.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms have strife
With Nature the Laws of Life
With blood our hands stain,
Nor poison men TO ease their Pain.
Our Father whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means 10 cure all Ills;
The simple Herbs, beqeath our feet,
Well used relieve pains complete
simple Herb, a simple Flower,
Culed from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to thee.
+. TUMBLRTY, N. d.
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GUN A CO.'S AMERICAN AGENCY AND READING
" ko0ms american papers kept on nle. Every infov
nation Interesting TO Americans Register kept of Amer
cans visiting London. 10 Strand, London England.
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sroNIsHING AND MOST CONGRATULATIONS
N MORROW, seventh daughter born villa aift
OF foresight tes how and sten yoa viii marry md
All concerns OF fe even thoughts She gArnSsaa
those who visit her will net rcgrst Fee - ia
low x doors from Houston strsM 0eHkhmen admis
NJ B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF rHH CELEBRxG.
~. ed NINE PkEWsTkR WAC has been sons1ted -
thousands In this and other ssa with entire al AcsB
Che feels conndent she has equal sbe tells ths q
future wife husband, and tA OF her visite you Win
truth, give her CALL M 2Sl Trd aveAue Twenty Ak
street Ladies, " cents; gentlemen, 81.
IN ELDRIDGE sIRxKr.-MADAxE wIDaER, GLAZE
w voyant snd gifted SpaNis lady unveils the mysteries
OF futurity cve marriage absent friends sickness pe>
serves medicine fcr all diseases tells lucky uunoA pc
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April 10, 1861.
CirrulatiCn

That advertisers Judge of the value the Tribune
advertising medium, append table OF its circula-
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GREAT BARGAINS
JEwELRY
Turquoise Csrbune Morale and Lava Earrings and Pins,
" q set; usual price, -
Mosaic, Lava, Carbunce Garnet Earrings and Pins ~
afeti usual price, So
Coral EnAmeed, Carbunce Earrings and Pins,
u set; usual price, 80
Oval Band Bracelets 81 each; usual price, -
oval Band Biacelets 81 crch usual price, 81
Richly Engraved AMI Chased Flat Band Bracelets 81 each;
Engraved and Chased Bracelets, 81 each;
price, 81
Cham Bracelets, s. each; usual price, s.
ONYX studs and Sleeve Buttons 81 set: usual price 81
oapunce Enamel and Coral Sleeve Buttons 81 set usual
Misses Necklaces, Coral Garnet &C. 81 each usual price,
Chldrens Coral Armets 60 each; price 81 80
hofen Coral Necklaces 20 cents each usual price 81 DO
nthmen . Nest hams 81 each; usual price s.
Lockes Tor dsguerreoypes hair 81 each usual price 81
Gentle mems Seal Rings, ~ each; usual price 90
ladies' Rings with Sets 81 each; usual price -.
LADIES Ear Rings, ~ a pair; usual price D.
TO 81. ~
gentlemens Sleeve Buttons 81 a set; usual price g.
Gentlemen Studs ~ a set; usual price o.
heei jet Bracelets 81; usual price - . pair: -
Gentiemens scarf Pins, 81 each; usual price 81 a.
:. Also Pens and Pencils Toothpcks, Watchkeys. Belt
Bucses chain Pins Crosses Steel Belt Clasps &c, &c.
Goods sent by mail express to all parts the United
States aud Canada free of
GEORGE G. ALLEN agent for the manufacturers, whole
SAFE ano resi l6 Broadway door below Canal street.
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Brig Cuba-(By pilot boat Waterbury, No l0)
The banks Washington (Brem) Pyrmont Levanter ORB
brig Ianhe schr Electric Light anchor In Quarantine
outward bound
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c1En PIANoroRrEs. elsa
pIOU. BY the introduction Of machinery In the mAnu
featuring Of Psnofores are now able 20 offer 70 the pub
liz octave rosewood PIANO. containing all the modern
improvements for $50 cash, of perfect workmanship
than has usually been sold for 500 $500 by the old method
OF manufacturing We respectfully invite an dealers
public cali and examine these Instruments at
GROW EBTEIN HALES,
Corner Of Canal and Hudson streets New York. !