The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1859, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1859. DRY GOODS, a0. ment had given warning to Europe of | of the continued dan- | and afterward procured a ee er of the THalian question; and aftr having pointedout | of mate inthe Galway A SEARD, PEUUBITION OF NEW OARPETS AND On, evil, it has spared no prevent formed ’ Lon after thoughts of personal conquests, aate, Sate ee ene ee to be delivered Imported expressly for our city tradet Of ciyiization and order in Europe, our Pl pe apo po ered OARPETINGS CARPETINGS! § CARPETINGBI stated w wan! pais pti yes in Fanmity'with the Cublaots of Loadon and’ Berlin, has | hs heving‘len, CAMPETINGS! CARPETINGS!| § OARPSTINGS! JACKSON, Importer of Mourning Goods, iven Ae nsvent to Lord Cowley’s mission. Nothing, un- | destitute, found his —— Ser 4 CAEPETINGSI No. tsi Broadway, Delween Spring and Prince stree's. ia OF C/N MNTILLIA EMPORIUM, rtupately, proves that so much moderation and wisdom ‘e CARPATINGS! CARPETINGS! nny — rag MONDAY, Al thas changed the state of one, Austria concentrate | the ‘command of th OmOLOTES! DS. o°2 Cras & 00 iaow snes ee “il DARAL o¥ent apes Piodmoutese irontier, and it is impossible not to see in OILULOTHS! 207 GI ye oe ae CORNER, OF ALLEY, | ercen * gue rn gathering of forces a challenge and a threat against peas WILL ow MONDAY, APRIL 4, RAGLANS, sgl mont LOTHBI ONDAY, We cannot entertain any love for the treaties of 1815. | |p N EXTRA zr Tee, ES Rs rd eit. opcatanes ait ro raxre wxcutaient orth APD: TOMS | iy nay tums Barone tt, a nave to voc" sacrifice EXTBAORDINARY baton dune ras ae ea sem re $15 CANAL STREET, by " FOULARDS, | manutsctared expreay thane” we ee ey yatd but we are peg REVOLUTION IN THE Wetneainy ben wich une ny ar to; eS ae oye ee CHALLIES, ee } RETAIL TRADE. ‘m uliy and propose to march world. — ve ‘a moat comp! eortme ABE! Yr! Policy at times impores sacrifices, but never. tolerates RIBBON MARKET! oe ar | large assoctmeat of Fashuces, Germany hes, then, nothing 10 fear ‘Ber alarm ahh Leung Bo hag et e gd Ren Sewa sghed ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETINGS, POPULAR LOW PRIORS. | SOLID STERB a hiherto baye been! tho result of an error, bat, a8 the | NEWS! @LORT aa ape and headdress wane waned broek geo, MO FOR SPRING BETAML TRADE. PRES Goons ror srnINa. | and FRENCH LACE POINT in. yyy ‘tn future exist tiger offenst fn Ger. FOR THE MILLINEBS, MER iueeie Also, an girl want Purchasing our ‘tock exclusive'y for ca h, we are enabled to ana es ee ie A gy mah f Be Set yee Pal AN yin i many on the pa ge a ithe intentions ‘of France AND DEALERS, CITY AND 4 Perea reat OF LADIES: AND CHIL. fel 15 percent gas than other: onsea . ™ SSUsETON Seovcrees ost oot by toeanees ‘which, woald FROM 1HE CASH BIBBON HOUSE, Gren’a clothing. of - Also—aneam AND TIASUE ROBES. 09 must compromise it menaces: Paris F: lor Broadway. — Offend the national a cme Wut dust render It service DY one STREET, Weel Good salaries eran Apply early. fu coneiieenrn Eee patie mele, oe a (of select Paris styles. BSIANTON'S, NO. 92) BROADWAY, OORNER OF aplaying, lke Prussia, ‘that concilisuon which alone can ef ag et aL aan eee vi ae (), rea Srtizct, oi be uae apg be Calin a powerful and generous nation like France. INO. 1 DESIDERATUM T) CASH BUYER t:. Btavion. | x * 86 (From March 17. rBBOn large assortment of milinary and straw 2 - Non. 255 af mind 3 GHA D STRERT, | of every of Indies’ and children’s outfits. Ladies a6 Germany, mn tect’ te wor thresiened in the present CoD: RIBBONE! ealcioenee tas they can ag be, had at mera ~ ROYAL ENGLISH VELVETS, $1 25 TO $1 50, Hon and @OATHAGINE STREET. | Felunsoqunmiea wid tha new eenahed sare, andthe ie joo ea ST ee Mareen tee he REVIVAL! REVIVAL! Leotry airs wil ag ito thelr aa eee ROYAL ENGLISH TAPRATRY, $1 TO $1 25. Re Tan AND FRENCH PAINTS, | torthemelres.. "hose who have jo) have davarahiy ox the las two months, se incessantly developes belligerent Revival ofthe “Job Lot” Department of Last Season, _|®#ll before pure! ROYAL ENGLISH BRUSSELS, $1 To $1 2. Printed Jaconts, oambiicn ric, oraand britianta, end ind'so lang ‘wished Tors stare fa which could be bad every firmly hope that Austria wili not succeed in lead! Ger. masy in a cause in which justice and good right could not be on her, side: asa proof thereof we only want, outside of the firm and loyal attitude of Prussia, the manifesta. Fda yet which the German press daily con- tains. All the newspapers loudly accuse Austria of having taken @ provcking attitude in # personal question which ts of bo interest at all for Germany, {From the Journal des Débats, March 17.] If anything can render Austria deaf to the passing coun- cils of England, it is the excitement of Germany, which the Moniteur depicts with reason as one of the greatest dangers which menace peace. If Germany, in factwpar- wists in allowing itself to be @eccived with respect to the real intentions and moderate views of the French govern- Ment; if its excitement is sustained, or should increase, what would Be more calculated to encourage Austria in a Tesistance which might become fatal to the peace of the world? Certainly Austria would not be thereby released from the grave responsibility which she would have in: curred by rejecting the most prutent advice, and by ren- dering impossible any honorable arrangement. But this Painful responsibility would be shared between ber ‘nd that hotheated fraction of tho press which, by its imprudent assertiout, constantly denied, and as Often repeated, has created amongst our neighbors that mistrust and irritation which the French gov- ernment wisely seeks to appease, We, however, en- tertain the firm bope that Germany will fiaish by giving greater credit to :be French government speaking for it- Beif than to the who preteud—we know not on what —to speak in its name and to direct its steps. , in ceasing to cisplay excessive suspicion to- wards France, would deprive austria of the sole encou- ragement which might lead her to reject the advice of her allies, and render ber iasensible to the advantages of peace. [From the Independance Belge, March 17.} * * . * * Tt is a positive fact that the uneasiness of the public has increased anew, and that the necessity of a solution in one feuse or another is more and more felt. Even war, if was to bri ut, and if its bearing was well determined, would have a less pernicious influence upon business than those alternations of bope and despair by which public opinion is tossed. We can static that, outside of the action of diplomacy, the spirit of antagunism is increasing in Italy between Austria and the populatisns subjected to her dominion; ud what is more, in Germany the sentiments of the tates, after haying been turned against France, no longer Spare the government of the Emperor Francis Joseph. [From Le Nord, March 17.] ‘The paragraph in which itis said that Franoe tries pbove ail to resove the Italian question with the concur- rence of her allies and for the peace of the world, is the Privcipal topic in diplomatic circles. One infers from it that the French government will entrust to diplomacy the care of preventing a comstict, or, at least. try t9 confine it within the narrowest possible limits, We have reason to helieve that it will succeed in its object. THE WAR FEELING IN SARDINIA. INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE FROM PIEDMONT—THE INHABITANTS IN FAVOR OF WAR AGAINST AUS- TRIA, WITH OH WITHOUT FRANCE—INDIGNATION AGAINST THE COURSE OF THE BRITISH CABINET— GEN. LAMARMORA TO TAKE THE COMMAND OF THE PIEDMONTESE ARMY—REVOLUTION UMMINENT— TRE DELIVERANCE OF THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES. We have already learned considerably from the English ‘and French press of the etate of feeling ia Sardinia on the ‘war question, and the measures taken by the government of Victor Emmanuel with that eventuality in view. Yes. fterday we met with a Picdmontese gentleman who ar- rived in this city by the last European steamer, from ‘whom we have received some interesting intelligence, Our informant reports there is great excitement throughout ail the kingdom of Sardinia, and a war against Austria is Dot oaly anticipated, but eagerly looked for by the peo- ple. The Austrians are making extensive preparations on the boundary line between Lombardy and Piedmont, they have also occupied the independent dukedom of Parma avd Piacenza. This last city was exceedingly wall forttied, and the Austrians are now endeavoring to make it stronger. Near it they have built a temporary for- tress in a strategic position, which is within the military line of defence of Sardinian territory. Hearing of this, the King of Sardinia immediately summoned a council of Statesmen, presided over by Count Sclopis, and before them was placed the question whether Austria was acting or not ip open violation of the treaties aud of international laws. Thecouncil having answered in the affirmative, their verdict was despatched both to Paris and to London. Both t! =p op and the government in Sardinia are in- dignant at the conduct of Bngiand, who pretended to be friendly to them, and has turned out their bitterest op- ochre The last protest of the English Cabinet about ia receiving deserters from the Austrian army bas produced a great exasperation of feeling. Several young men destined to he forcibly incorporate in the Austrian army have, in fact, fled from Lombardy to Sardinia, and were cordially received. But the event not being publicly known and avowed, England was uot expected to act as police for Austria. This question of the deserters, however, is a serious one; for Austria bas ‘a large number of Ttalian soldiery, all forcibiy enrolled And detained, who wil) not use their arms against their own kinsmen, and prefer to take the side of Sardinia. It iso fact that in 1848 and 1849 the Itatian soldiers in the Bervice of Austria could not be compelied to fight against the revoiutionists, and ceserted when they were oflered a Chance of doing so. Our intormant docs not seem to share the opinion go Common both in this country and in Ecg!and, that tae King of Sardinia, if ieft alone against Austria would be immedi+ ately crusbed and destroyed. It appears that Austria, though possessed of 130,000 troops in Italy, requires them to keep down the Lombards and the Venetians, naturally enougt greatly excited, and by every appearance ready for a general revolution. {v add Austria must haye all ber fortresses weil garrisoued, an‘ keep her long mili- tary line from Ancona to the Alps. A great want of mo- Bey also diminishes significantly the strength and the ac- tivity of the Austrian army. Sardinia, on the contrary, can easily and speedily move ail her brave and ardent troops, aud leave the care of de- fending the cities to the inbabitants. General Aloerto Lamarmora, the Minivter of War, is expected to take the command in chief of the army, which he as organized and disciplined with much care during the Jast ten years. General Lamarmora enjoys the entire confidence of the King, both having been intimate friends from their youth. The General is still young, aud » thorough military man. During the struggles in 1848 and 3849 he had a command, and showed great courage and Bkill. “He was at Piacenza with some twenty thousand troops when be heard of the defuatot King Charles Albert gt Novara, in April, 1849. His first idea was to march behind the victorious enemy and cut them out of Lombardy, giving a chance to the people to rise. Bat ho finally obeyed the positive order which be march tipon Genoa. During the Crimean war General Lamar coned bis position in the Cabinet of the King go and bead the five thousand troops which of Eardinia contributed to that war. His valu the field and his wisdom in the council of war were warmly acknowledged both by the English and Freach officera. Sbould General Lamarmora be prudent enough to con tinue to keep on the defensive in the coming war, and in the meanwhile promote the revolution ja Lombardy and Venice, it is believed that Austria could not be long in the field, ing to contend both with an open enemy in front, aud a revolatiovary people behind, and also with want of money and wact of provisions.” Should Austria Bake the offensive and march into Piedmont, the Lom bards and the Venetians would not lose the op- portunity of making um iusurrection. On the other band, the Piedmontese ure a warlike people; and not only the fortresses and tie city, but even towne and vil- e8 Would offer au obstinate résistance to the prozress of Austrian troops. In 1849, after the battle of ‘which prostrated the Sardinian army, the Austrian ral, at the head of a victorious army, enteret the Pud montese territory; but the first city Whisk he cate Casale—though very small and withoat a siagie Roldier, stopped the march of the conqueror. It is algo believed by the bost inforiaed of the Talians, that should the King of Sardinia proclaim the national in- Cependence of Italy, the Romans and the Neapolitans ‘Would sliake cif the yoke of their tyrants aod be with him. He then would find himself at the head of a nation of twenty-four milous, enthusiastically excited, ready to make sacrifices and rica in resources for tae continuation of the war. Why, under such circumstances, asks our informant, should the ualans rely apon the aid of a fo Feign despot who crushed their efforts for independence Dot ten years ago? It is not so much the Italians that de- Bire the aid of the French Emperor, as he himaelf to give it and take a part in their el against Austria for his (own purposes. . The Neapolitan exiles who landed in Ireland are expect. e4 to proceed immediately to Sardinia, There aro among them several very intelligent stateamen of great iniluence in Italy. Their presence ia Sardinia will dontytiees add to fthe present enthngiasm for liverty, Two montns spent at gen since they left their dungeons, and we new hopes Biniling on their favorite cause, seem to have infused a ew vigor into their constitutions, end they are wonder. ful ll, beyond any thing anticipated by tie r friends. ilo disguise, Settembrini, the young mate who, in ‘weut on board the David Stewart in order father, Luigi Settembrini, from b ‘country against his will aod atv his life, i#.a fine youth about njac n yours of age fe represented as \ very talented youth, After aly fucarcerat.on {a tho Neapolitan dungeons, be 4 Italy and was educated antl supported by the frien ie of bie patriot father. Selng imprudeat in his epeaking mbout delivering his fatber, ho was ay prehien ded and exiled. Mr. Panizai, the dire Piweelf an exile from Italy, and a warm frie nd i Lagi feticmbrini, invited the young Rafaetlo Settembrint to Poxsdon, gave him means for coutinuing Lis educ BIBBONB! DEPARTMENT NO. 1. RIBBONS! Anticipating the “early dawn’” of the 15th of April, we have concluded to “sell cf” our eatire stock of FANCY, PLAIN AND SOLID COLOR RIBBONS BRFORE THE 15TH OF APRIL. WE ARE AMBITIOUS TO “GIVE AN OUTLET,” TO HELP THE FRENCH IMPORTERS our oF THEIR COMBINED DIFFICULTIES. 0 OPRN, THIS WREK, WITH A REVIVAL! POR THIS PURPOSE WE PrRorosi REVIVAL! REVIVAL! OF THE “J(B LOT” DEPARTMENT OF LAST SEASON. bh we have made so it business, ant Lot No. j, at 623c., worth at credit prices, $1 25 Lot No. 2, at 75 cts., worth at credit prices, $1 8734. Lot No.3, at $100, worth at credit prices, $1 6234. Lot No. 4, at $125, worth at credit pricee, $200. Lot No. 5, at $150, worth at credit prices, $2 25. $2 00, worth at credit prices, $275. Lot No. 7, at $8 25, worth ac credit prices, $375. Lot No. 8, at $250, wort at credit prices, $4.00. Every Milliner, Merchant and Dealer, City and Country, “PUNY AND PALE BEFORE,” GETS PRIDE, PLEASURE AND PROFIT BY TRADING WITH THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE, 2 ey oars to our mode of ow renew it, 116 CHAMBERS STREET, JNO. FARRELL. We bave no “Strange” Ri sin our assortment: NONE BUT “BRIGHT,” “CHEERFUL” AND ‘MILIAR” SPRING COLORS, We have been “Biaok balled” by the “Regulars,”’ Aseentirely “too active” for their “Lazy Soctety.”’ WE ASK NO FAVORS, HAVE XO “SUGAR AND WATER” FRIENDS. “Our in,” “Our Transgression,” “Our Fault,” “Our Pulling,” “Our Error,” we “Work Cheap,” we ‘S:ll Ch “LABOR 18 OUR WEALTH.” “LABOR 18 OUR HEALTH.” “LABOR 18 OUR REST.” “LABOR 18 OUR LIFE.” AND “FORTUNE 18 MERRY TO US.” STRAW GOODS. DEPARTMENT NO.2. STRAW GOODS. STRAW GOODS! WE OPEN THIS WEEK WITH $2,500 WORTH OF LADIES’, MISSES’, BOYS’ AND MENS STRAW HATS, “aT ANY AND EVERY PRICE.” ONLY WHOLESALE BUYERS SOLICITED. Our 12% cent HATS are this week down to 10 cents each. By the ease only. Our assortment this week Comprises CRINOLINK, PICCOLOMIN], NEAPOLITANS! EUGENIE! PRINCESS ROYAL. Also, Pedais, Rutlands, Rough and Readys, Split Straws, CANTONS, LEGHOKNS, CACTUS, TUSTAN, FLORENCE, ‘And one thousand other styles beyond enumeration. Misses’ Leghorn Bloomers, white, from 1734 cents to 50 cents, WORTH THREE TIMES THE MONEY. Do. do. do, brown, from 30 to 60 cents, Do. do. ~~ eteaw, from 90 cents to $4 50. Men’s Straw Hats, trimmed, from 8 cents to 75 cents. Boys’ do, do. do. from 8 cents to 60 cents. Do. LEGHORN... .+1:25 CENTS EACH. 600 cases LADIES’ STRAW BONNETS, from 10e. to 25. Do. NEAPOLITAN, from $1 to $8. MISSES’ AND BOYS’ STRAW GOODS OF EYERY DESCRIPTION, at one third their value. The unanimous support received from merchants and dealers, ‘Oity and country,” confirm our prosperity, and nerves us to bolder and increased energies to serve them. WE “BELONG 10 THE PEOPLE.” “ARE OF THEM.” WE HAVE “WORKED,” “TOILED” AND “LABORED” TO GIVE GOOD VALUE FOR CAs, AND HAVE MET WITH UNBOUNDED success. 7 &. M.fand closes at 9 P.M THR CROWDS WHO VISIT US DAILY Give “ample evidence” of our “good value for cash,” and of the popularity of every principle of our business, CASH RIBBON HOUSE, 116 CHAMBERS STREET, JNO. Fa RRELL. 0. 8, FLOWERS ; FLOWERS! DEPART: FLOWERS ! ere we offer some large “job lots” ot FRENCH FLOWERS, ENTIRELY NEW STYLES ALSO, A FULL LINE OF NOV THE CHOITE CULLINGS OF THE FRENCH MARKET; 333; PER CRNT Lk ‘We are Now organizing Di FOR MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY, 0c. ON THE DOLLAR DEPARTMENT. * AUCTION GOODS” AND “ JOB LOTS” ONLY. ALL KINDS AND ALL SORIS IN THIS DEPARTMENT. “ Beware thie time. in Bov ‘tis madness now t defer a viait to the CASH RIBBON HOUSE, 116 CHAMBERS STREET ~ JORN FARRELL. Our atock is vow more complete than ever, and our establish ment is the “ ONLY UMIGINAL AND GENUINE.” CASH INSTITUTION FOR CHEAP RISBORS | CHEAP FLOWERS| CHEAP STRAW GOODS CASH RIBBON HOUSE 116 CHAMBERS STREET. INO, FARRELL. NB TAFFETA AND SATIN RIBBONS) ‘Our line of taffeta end aniin ribbons are now complete in numbers and colors, and for sale at our well known and highly approved staple prices. i RTIFICIAL FLOWERS, IN LARGE AND SMALL ‘quantities; every rare aod beautiful style and color, Over 6) cartons of the finest PARIS MANUFACTURE. ‘We are selling at LESS PRICES ‘Than fnferior qualities of Araerican dowers are sold al nilliners esa be wuppiiod from our stork for cash ‘nt two- thirds the prices they are payiog x M . Bi sKLES ST AOD No. 475 Geond way. ABTDIOLAL, FLOW & se ‘Target wre the. all ond bedal wreathe, Head dremen and vonqnete, A fall and yonern! namorimest of every description of French and Auertoan Johbers And milliners are (9 gall and examine st PRIGWwR ariielal Flower Mannfacwory, 45 Diviaion atree. M RS. OAMYTAR WILL OF SPRING MILLINERY ou Monday, April 4, Kemoved to 107 Fourth avenue. Wiens ator AND — Pertti beg tt § uare zepntree new additions to well selected soo ILLINERY GO0D6 BONS, bef PRESSED OREP! TRIMMINGS, Lng) other ™ SILKS, BONNET MATERIALS, of the newest and most desirable Hylen which they offer 16 the trade at low prices. “HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. WANTED. Meat -inns onan hoes ok ono. YOUR BTRY “PLACE WANTED.—ANY GENTLEMAN Z having a country place of not lees than five or six acres, ig ‘ku stantial house and necessary ontbuildings there: oa, within five miles to one hour’s ride of the city, and who would |ike to rent the same to @ good, responsible tenant, may hear of such by addressing Country Place, .W., Herald office, Must be aituaied ‘on bigh ground, from one to two miles from railroad or landing. Would like to have owner and family board during the summer. Want no fancy place, nor one of extra high rent. OUSE WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE.—A SMALL house with the modern improvements, in a gentee! netghborbood: joeation below Tweoty-fifth strest; reat not to exceed $600. Address, wita price ana full particulars, Dwell- ing, Heral1 office, Diem OF A MODERN HOUSE WANTED—BY ASMALL respectable family; Poa floor. with either basement and $225 to $275. Address David, {Herald attic room. Rent from utfice. stating particulars and rent. ART OF A STORE WANTED —WANTED, FOR A A light genteel bnsiness, partof a store on Broadway, be- iween Gamal and Bleecker streets, from the Ist of May; @ show witdow necessary. Address 8, & Co , Herald office, ‘APTED--BY A GENTLEMAN, WITH WIFE AND servant, # part of an neat house, ‘with all the modern im- provements, oa 9 west side of mega yae newen Morton atreet, from ae May. Addroes box 104 Herald office, with real name ant ANTED— ORT WHEN NINTH AND TWENTY FIFTH streets, and between Second and ber ot ng) a loca- (oe for a pbyaician, with office in high basement or on the first floor, and sleeving room oe self, wife aa chil (tour years old) on the second floor, with full. board; self wanted immediately, for wife and child. ubout the waladie ot May; inexcoponable, 8 no of ‘boarders in the onee, Reterences given feat Dr. L., Post office, statirg location, size oa fatty and terms. ‘ANTED—BY AN AMERIJAN wipow Lapy, family const iting of two 2 won, two oF three unfur: en rooms to keep house. more room than dF require may find this a0 ta sgromne ongertnnny Unques- toveble Teference given. A‘ Id office. HEAVY EXT2A THREE-PLY, $1. HEAVY EXTRA SUPERFINK, 75 Cent, HEAVY, ALL WOOL, 45°70 60 Coats, OH, CLOTHS, FROMS 1024 FRET WIDE, ALL PATTERNS AND QUALITIES, FROM 40 Centato 8! MATTINGS! RUGS! MaTS ! WINDOW SHADES, &0 And all goods found in first class carpet ‘A call respectfully solicited before purch wing elsewhere, Goods freely shown and sent to aay part of the city and suburbs, free of charg. KE. A. PETERSON & 00, 315 Canal street (two doors from Mercer street, New York.) T MME, ELVINA GUERIN’S, vat variety of choi Paris flowers, bridal wreaths, veilg, colitares ‘and ornaments. 3% Broadway, up stairs. BLACK SILK SAOKS: Ok BUR A CAI BLACK SLR CrevULARS, ELEGANT CLOTH MANTEAUX, BEAUTIFUL NEW MANTILLAS At BOLELN'S: ‘861 Broadway. MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF Fine French batde and muslin trimmincs, Thst received from the recent large auction sales at . grat reduction in prices. R. WILLIAMS & CO., late P. Roberts, 429 Broadway. T 355 BROADWAY, A STRANG, CH eat 4 C0., AT RETATL, ON MONDAY, APRIL 4, A large and select stock ‘of SPRING SHAW! embracing the, lates styles, and tnelud that cannot be found in any other house ‘A choice agsortm: LONG, SQUARE AND ROUND CORNER SHAWLS, FRENCH CAMBL'S HATR BORDERS, to which they invite special atte ie seveerl novelties ANTED—A NEW, OR NEARLY NEW, STEAM EN. sive, trom forty io fifty horas power, with or without eters, pumps, fc. Addres:, with particulars, Steam En- gine, Herald o Wasp two ROOMS, MEDIUM SIZE ea ed or unfurnished), within a few auares of City Hall? ine Ligier neighborhood; tpreferred bt ing Co oupied for offices varied the day, but quiet af ge at night, without noise above or below or in adjoinin; The object to get away from the noise of & hotel “and. the sp of a boarding house. Address K. H., through the Pot ANTED TO RENT—A BRICK FACTORY, WITH O# without power, and four to six acres of |, within one hours’ ride of New it city. Landowners willing to rey factory and several dwellings, will address D. G., box 2,734 Post office. ANTED—BY (A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. A SIT- ting ron.) and small kitchen adjoining par- tualy farpisbed, in & private house; cooking utensils and linen por required: location in Brooklyn, Williamsburg or down Address C. Gregg, New York Post office, stating terms. RE ee (mel HOUS! TE bat crdon [strated for: ra reapectatie rivate famil; ve ant ; for = le Iv. con glen. oe Aremecutle araie amily. Very 0. NTED TO RENT—THE UPPER PART OF A MO- onan Liens gem by a small family, consisting of three included, Rent about $300 per annum. adress F196 F 196 Front st own PERSONAL. NY INFORMATION A8 TO THE WHEREABOUTS 0 fark G Madame Norman, will be thank. {ally necsived by bis diaconsntase wite, who is in destitute ctr cumstances. address. at Elmira, Vinginis papers please cops,” SPRANCRS ROGERS. ON JUAN AVALOS OF SANCTI SPIR‘TU, CUBA, will hear of an important business concerning him, b: Que on Don Carlos de Castros y Camo, Maillard Hotel, 6: lway. F THIS SHOULD BE SEEN BY MIKE AND Jake, Who formerly worked for D. Newhouse, in Budeon Street, thes ol vertiaer by calling on’ or seni their ‘address to Ga. aot corner of Centre and Howard e NFORMATION WANTED—OF MR. HENRY GATES OR his wife or any of his family: when’ least heard from they lived at Waterton, Unnada West. The above information is wanted by his son, Gideon Gates, 75 Broome street, New York. Canada papers please copy. ee WANTED—OF MISS ALICE CLEAR, from was in Montreal. by her sister. And Ghent, ene ptr be very happy to hear from her. Aletter giving any information Meese yey her, aidressed to lo. 5 Columbia, thankfully received. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. UE FIRST ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE BRO. therhood of Grace Church, Brookiya Heights, held in Grace church, corn rund elk ok ba Sunday ev evening, the 3 sk at be preached by Bishop Southgate, a collection made in behalf of the 4 ih Otome eermon et fe of Constantinople, and rity fund of the é ue THIRD UNITARIAN CHURCH W'LL MERT FOR the first time at the Hall, northeast corner of Broadway and Thirty-second street, on this (Sunday? atternoon, at half-past three o'clock. Mr. Frothingham, the pastor: Messrs. Bellows, Osgood, Longfellow, &c., will participate n ihe services. Seats Pe, DRY GUUS, au. T DE PARCEVAL'S, 65) BB BROADWAY STAMPED BM brolderies of every descriotion at wholesvle and retail, Sanbert cukecdane vote Soe neatest and most p Manoer, em! ea of ferent kind: v for pice dreasea. Children's piguesuita. a “8? BARGAIN. jl Som pairs |W. R. ROBERTS, 13.000 vide apring Kid gloves Bowery, |” gelaines at i, from Auction, Betworo Snort ‘at 28. 6d. Price & Houston als | a T DE PERCHVAL’S, O81 RROADWAY—aLL KINDS of French embroidery to order, initisls for handkerchief, table linen und bed clothen, sovlloping, site camreddory ee | transferring, Inoss done up iike new. ‘Ladiew and chi under grrments always on hand and made to order. A’ RICHMOND'S, ‘587 BROADWAY Opposite the Metropolitan Botet, A very large stock of French embroidered ba tion, at just one half the usual price; one of the best. gal stocks of black laces, flovaciugs, ae ; own importation di Aleo, a new article in ace, half chantilly, very bewntifal and cheap, tor flouncing. , Valencienes edgings, In. per yard by pi see dress cave, néndirvsses, de. lourning and illusion gods, unsurpassable in styl Jou’ « beat kid gloves, 87 cents 8 ii RICHMOND'S, 887 ee, worth 18 cenia. Ba Broad CARD.--W. JACKSON, NO. 851 BROADW &- apectfully the attention of purchasers of wore ING GOODS to his extensive upring importations of dress nds, being ihe largeat ard meet desirable ever suymtad for papecuon following ere amor the many lota received per late steamers:— ie roy Handsome figured foalarda by the Japanese elke, a new article: very Ceaieabie, Check and striped allies in every variety Black Maltese cloths, 13 yards wide Black delaines and cheiliew withort inatre Black grenadines in every width wad quality, Biack grenadine buregea, very bandwim mareiz and Bushire crapes, new. goods v. Tre ole width Spanish crapes all wool 1 rd 4 beautiful texture, never tet serkn. shh oe re ween in this t ket’ algo, some traveling and bosutifal aoek of plonse coserve the AE DOT AON, 1 AOKBON, Importer of Mourning Good No, 661 Broadway, bodwean Spring and Prises cevet, AU TION ACTION LOrs, AUUTION Wwors Auetion lots of : Auction lots of ar hh worked collars. rrenel 7 4 wsgiteanabk © onitdrea'sembro ered dimi ae ae ni Avetion lots Auction lots of in linen and embroidered handkerchlets. Bargains from auction mr” "1 Series bands and dounclage. Hargaing from auetion ta Bonnet ribvons. Bargaina from auction ia New deeas trimmings. Ladies’ hostery. Bargains from auctica ta Beautiful real black Inces, Cueapest valenciennes laces Gents’ hostory and under garments. Chenp from auction. Cheapest and fullest stock of smell wares To (BM ity. ty. Call early and get tho ‘ Te the olty ‘irst cho 5 Cheap lote, bamate ge ‘They embrace many other thin, od. Thetr low prices e8 DOh Oe Will insure rapid sales, JOHN ELLIOTT & 00 146 SIXTH AVENUE BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTE STRERTS, SUPERIOR STOOK oF BLACK FLOUNCED LACES lace veils, coiffures, barbes, cae &k WIL AMS & CO. late Peter Roberts, 429 Broadwa; wy BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF REAL VALEN- A lennes laces tnd edgings from 1s. per yard aod upwaras, A’ro, real point and point'appliqus edgings and laces at exira- or. inary jor low prices. TUAME 4 & CO,, late Peter Roberts, 429 Broadway. _ "SPLENDID STOCK OF REAL POINT LAGE cou. big len aha lpredaed from $16. 4c Valen- honiton, medallion lace collars, sets and bh indker- chiefs at uny railed low prices i. WILLIAMS & OO., late Peter Roberts, 429 Broadwiv. NNOUNCEMENT TO THE LADIES!!! RICK & GOLDENBERG, 319 Canal street, near Broa '- marth to inform their customers th Sha ‘they Have just com: spring. im) ly for their retail ssome of ne “tage T. AND NEWEST ARTICLES ‘OF tte NBEABON, NAME REAL coneaee RELIEF bhp Gouvars AND me repel dh poe, cies mething irely new an FRENCH EMBROIDERED Sere, | HANDKERCHIEFS, A in great variety. F RESCH EMBROIDERED. haaaadai WAISTS AND aseortaie stot BAAGE Titus, AND FLOUNGING LACES, in all 8nd qualities. REAL BLACK Tine AD Lack POINTS, VEILS, OOIF- RES, BARRES AND LACKS, GIMPURE EDOINGS AND TAGES in choice patterns, ether with a well selected stock of ADIES’ DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS, BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS. Having made extensive arrangements with European manu- facturers through our Mr. KICK, who sojourns in Europe, we are enabled to offer nice new Is at moderate prices, and there‘ore invite the ladies to call and examtae our slock before they buy elsewhere. ¥.8.—Our well Known kid gloves at 63c. and 7c. per patr, worth 7a. an $1,on hand aa usual ATC, RUACED'S, FROM PARIS—STAMPING FOR EM broidery, wholesale and retail. All kinds of stamp! executed to order in the neatest manner and at the ee price Also a large swock of ready doue embroidery. Grand street, corner of Bowery. | tab SIMPSON a _ABMBTRONG Have removed to Noa. 279, 281 and 228 Broadway, and have just Peoetved and offer for asie some choice and confined aiyles of FANCY DRESS GOODS, Tnchudt CAMILLAS, tog MOHAIR DE CHEN) CERET, INDIA GLACE AND PINA CLOTHS, IN GREAT VARIETY. A A FULL STOCK OF NEW SHAWLS AND WHITE Goons. WIARLES STREET & CO. Will offer on Monday, April 4, EX $0 superb qualities of BROOHE BORDERED STELLA SHAWLS. Recentimportation and new atyles. at prices mueh below anything heretofore olfered, ranging from $6 to $20:each., Paris broche long and aq) designs; barege, Fenedine, tion of new shaw! er vs 475 Broadway.4] ACHEMIRES AND LACE. House in House in. 80 rue Richelieu, rue ag Com ie des Indes. Mannfantories of lace at \00B, Brussels and bom House at Kachmyr. All the of lace Lane a sod is house are of rare value, from -s y pi — species of Tala wie, manufacturer's prices, Pres f ‘xed and Tiarked fatnown HARLOTTE G. SMITH. Ladies, if you want x handsome sprin, cloak, mantle, or basque, cail at 1,002 Broadway, one door street. ‘Twenty sixth VHARLES STRERT & O.'8 SPRING AND SUMMER 7 OMANTILLAS. in various kinds of #lTks CLOTH BASQUES. KS, SHAWLS, COSBACKS, LIBI SACKS-AND HAGLANS, Are now complete tor city retail trade. in MANTILLAB, &0. For summer and travelling, our stock presehts an inflaite va. ‘Exitos who destre garments in the highest mode in exclusive styles und rich materials will find there is no limit to our assortment, and all who desire style. quality and workman- ship in conjanetion with moderate prices, cannot fail to be sup- plied at our establishment. CHARLES bg 4 CO., . 475 Broadway. Ore CO. HOLMES & DONNELLY % ‘OLD STAI 307 GRAND STREET, CORNER OF ALLEN, Invite the atteotion of ni ‘es sore to their #W STOCK © VELVET, TAPESTRY AND INGRAIN CARPETING; WHICH, TOGETHER WITH OLLOCLOTHS, RUGS, DRUGGETS, &c., THEY WILL OFFER AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES. VAPPETS. , GEO, EK. L. HYATT, 273 Canal and 31 Howard streets, 150 feet cast of Brondway. WILL OPEN, At retail, On MONDAY, April 4, Velvet carpets, ‘Tapestry carpets, Bruesels carpets. ALL FRESH GOODS, Also, three ply and ingrain carpets, and ofleloths in extra allt ee TREMS CASH. OUGLAS & SUERWOOD'S are ‘This article combines in one ood Saitoh ‘and 8 bastle ! notion to mou # the faeuith to bs the only corset without an objeotin, either arbe- he ogtoal. fo weil known for ius Gurdb we we a wei lity. Als thelr celoraedy weve SKIRT, Together with over seventy other different stylos, the latest et are LMBTTO iD Te EW SKXLRTON S&T 0 nd W) hoops, made of OF eaten which haa alwayn thelr mkiria. all articlog of thet manitatre © aro for wale at the prinsipat mores in the Unite’ Sinton and Canadas, a that the vamp of DOUGLAD & SHERWOOD ts upon then the SUPERIOR characterized n fabrics of every description, TOR SPRING DRESSES, LORD & TA S TAYLOR, 255, 281, 250 2 250 and 281 Geand etre, 4-47 and 49 Usthsring street, 1 be Fe AND HOTEL LIN LINENS, for service, tucludic, DAMASIS, D orn , SHRETINGS, SHIRTINGS, Pilowouse linens, towelings, napkins, &. “Torp & TAYLOR, Nos, 256, 257. 269 and 261 Grand atreat, ‘And Noa 47 and 49 Catoarine a'reet H Dae AND DRESS SILKS. New styles, juat Just received. ALSO—LOW PRICED DRES# SILKS Plaids, bayaderes, chene stripes, foulards, &c., &c., &a, A FULL ASSORTMENT, LORD & TAYLO! rR, Nos, 255, 257, 250 and 961 GRAND STRERT. ‘And Nos 47 and 49 CATHARINE STREME. IABHIONABLE SPRING SBAWLS. New and ful! asso rtment just received facluding STanLss. BROCHER AND CaSHMERYS, Tn great vartety. LORD & TAYLOR, Nos. 255, 257, 259 and 261 Grand atreet, ‘And Nos. 47 and 49 Catharine straet, EORGE A. HEARN, 425 "BROADWAY. per steamers ALPS und PERSIA, a very large sortment of REQHS, tate i oui Bal atest designs. ORGANDIES, SACONETS, chintz and { plain colored, PRINTS," do, do 0. 0. % zs TRAV ALLING DRESS GOODS. ee eae beh BES, FOULAR ORGANDIE do. ABEGK do. With a variety of cther GOODS, ia ch terns, nw received, and exclusiv f {LK! ‘ce and elegant pat- Coens AND SUMMER at rhs ¢ Intent Paris ty! REAL INDIA CAMML'S HATR« LONG SHAWLS, SQUARE SAWLS and SCARFS, Gu BAZAAR—PARASOL DEPARTMENT. A new and beautiful stock of Indies’ and children’s para- sols, in every style and price. 513 Broadway. ‘OUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION, Linen is of al! descriptions, , counterpanes and blankets, and mug! n curtains and draperies, Cotton, shoeling and sbirtings of all Kinds. +O “inte W. 8. Rond,) 108 atid 110 Sisth avenue, gat SALE OF hen I eg 1,000 fine seal i ne do. Pench ¢ embroidered sets. GENIN’S Bazaar, NDIA BUBBER GLOVES AND MITTENS! INDIA RUBBER GLOVES AND MITTENS! INDIA RUBBER GLOVES AND MITTENS! INDIA RUBBER GLOVES AND MITTENS | Great improvements have been made fn the manufactures of ‘goods of late, and we can now recommend them for gen- eral use. The heavy gloves and mittens are unrivalled 44 a os all is of aoe werk = ping dregglet an ‘photograpbist imnavutestn An ing Of potashes and other strong alkalies; for bp n, Urivers io storms, ‘and hose com) lepartment. We would par boogie call ition of farmers, mechanics, haters, tan- re. milkmen and Tombermen to theae gloves abd mittena as being well oan e. They are supecior ta the nck iy ine Met work. ‘The light giovea are used for and Dieschin the hands. Asa apesdy and elfectual cure for chapped or ro maha hands, salt rheum, tc, they have rier are hase Prey while engaged in domeatic aitairs, renin fi ouse cleaning, and are invaluabie ip tending coat ci tre requisite in every family for waar ing, odloring, and dirty kinds of work, and par feslarly us rin in cane ‘or sale by s H ening and care of rubber dealers generally. GOODYEAR’s INDIA RUBBER GLOVE MANUFAU UX ING CUMPANY, 86 JOHN STREET, UF BTATRS. Frolusive manufacturers, under Goodyear’s patent 0: - very ition of ladies’ and genta’ india rubver gloves aad witia, so rubber Guger oote and laciea” dresa ableida. BEN & Wranr. 421 CANAL SE eT, BOYS! CLOTHING, 421 CANA, STREET. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CHILDREN'S FANCY EMBROIDERED SUITS. BOYE’ FROCK COATS. BOYS’ OLOTH JACKRTS. BOYS’ THIN JACKETS, ALL KINDS BOYS’ POLKA JACKETS. BOYS’ JAOKETS, WITH VESTS IN. BOYS’ CASSIMERE PANTS BOYS’ DRILLING PANTS. The largest and best assn-iment of Hoya’ Clothing ta tbs JEENS & WYANT, 41 Owval street, Yartc ebrubs and flowers | EEGAN & TERNAN. No. 2 Warren street, tc Pia tet ‘One door from Broadway, ra ver ine a Mer RIBRONS, TRIMMING. SASH AND BELT RIBSONS. A full line of plain ribbons, satin and taffeta, Also black velvet ribbons, Bonnet aiJks, mareelines. florences, Orapes, tariatans, atiffuet's and blonds, At very low iene, PrfOR NET CASH ONLY. 317 CANAL AGLANS, aae AND MANTILLAS. STREET. TES’ BLACK CLOTH ete ks! LADIES’ G Labige’ utes BROWN CLOTH BACKS, Abies? GREY CLOTH BACES, SILK goes Ka, SILK AND CLOTH CHESTERFIELD Si 0K8, "AND LACE ANTILLAS FRENCH LACE SHAWLS MANTIEA, 33, ABBOTT, rou rook zs COCHRAN, 17 Canal atreat SPRING GOODS NOW OPEN, Soe 103 BROADWAY. A rich assortment of Veils, Point sets. Mantillas avd ‘Point handkerotets Flouncea Point Of new and beautiful desizns sie cata MILLER & ORANT, 703 Broadway. RFRG AND SUMMER WEAR. ENNINGS w. 1. Now umfSen ¥ ALONE, HIMSELF ALONE. OLD FOGYISM montechee wos y FOGYISM BEPODIATED, THE i ide cine 566 BROADWAY nedaineca iiasit nes FORMER PROUD POSITION, By furnishing, as heretofore. re READY MADE. CLOTHING, THE NEAREST APPROA CH TO ORDERED WORK EVER ac getas Aidt Las teks MARKET, TIE ExCHLMOR ‘CLOTHING. EVERY GARMENT a 880 UNDER. THE OBSERVATION OF A CFICIA* IN THE BUSINESS. PRA GARMENTS TO ORDER, FURNISHING GOODS, 4a. KIRTS.—TWELVE SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS, SELF adjusting bustle, well made without sewing, for $131; 14 springs, 10. avd it springs for $2. Dealers supplied with Deprings for $8 per dozen; 12 springs 811; and 1é spriogs tor 214 per dozen. L, HARDING, Sktrt factory, 781 Spring street neat Hudsen, g™ LLA SHAWLS! Pa Ta SHAWLS! 43 CATHARINE STREET, comer M MADTEON, Will ofer on MOND A 300 NEW STELLA SHaWLS—STYL m8 Me FFERED IN THIS Ma 100 SPLENDID BROCER NOnDRRED BUAGK SHAWLS. 100 BROCHE BORDERS, All colors. Very Random, and entirely new atyles. S5— 100 CHINTZ BORDERS all rolora. 2)s.—worth $4. ‘Together with a beautiful stock of ehuwis, in broche, loag ol juare, of the newest ro les will do well to cali early and mater selections. t, corner Madison. Catharine atres one’ PRICE ONLY QTRANG, "ADRIANCE £00, i BROADWAY, Have now open at NOVEATIES IN RICH SILKS, GRENADINES. BAREGES and ORGANDIES, ‘OUULAKDS, JAPANESE GRENADINES. Also, a select stock of eer SILKS and PRESS GOODS of every dezcription. MOURNING GOODs. SOUERK BERING GOODE, HOSIERY, GLOVES LACES AND ‘et Steal aad CLOTHS FOR DUSIEBS, a: ‘GoND3 FOR BOYS’ WEAR. NEW GOOD8, Per steamship Persia, AT RETAIL, ON MONDAY. APRIL 4 HAWLS, SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. 8 and summer silks on! wie Tanck ike for tac, worth Sie ‘anceome dress Rick silks a eg sti Extra for as wort $150. Buper rich silks fe 81 0 Dress foods and deleiues from iii¢c. per yard t Bawil cherty somcoton ewe pie 0. 4d. MOWBBAY, 209 Gran at, comer of Forsyth, St —BEST oP gg ELEVEN HOOP SEI&T3 TEN a twenty; Fd styles equally iow, at ‘AMAN’S Skirt Fi ‘actories, 329 Canal street, New Yor od 264 Fulton street, Brooklyn, floors. IXTY-THREE CENT SATION! 204 AND 206 SIXTH AVENUF, CORNER OF FOURTARNTH ‘STRKET, pinion gaged MILES HAVE PUR’ SED AS 63 CENT KID GLOVES one AT MACY'S, WITHIN THE eee Deere vor INCREASES AnOUE 63 thie nea, WE KEEP ONLY ONE itt 240-3 7 a AN EXCLUSIVELY FOR US eden IN PaRIS. WE CONTROL Fite Srv LE AT 63 CENTS; WE SELL THEM FOR 63 CENTS, THEY ARE WORTH A DOLLAR. WE PREFER TO S4LL THEM AT 63 6) THEY b epbitas alte IN NE ONLY ONE STYLE. worth ORK ONLY ONE PRIOR. 63 CENTS. ACY, RB. H Corner r Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street, inte Yorn ACK CURTAINS, DAMASKS, ‘moreens, igor acl on tatne, — tassels, ‘Also, 2 full assortment o} out porn SHADES, and FIXTORES. a ORP BTA wR, , 257, 269 and Bi Grand atrest, iccseny and 47 and 49 Catharine strset LX®* 90078 6. HOLMES & ¥o. 207 GRAND STREET, Corner of Allen street, Donnelly’ 's old stand, Have received by reoent arrivals ol MPLETE STOCK LINEN SHIRTINGS AND CNRETING?, Bleached and unbleached TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TOWELS, &c. ‘We Invite special attention to THIS BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS. ACE CURTAINS, &c. Oo. C. HOLMES & >. fi Donne! id stand, 907 GRAND STREET ; ve or street, Have on hand a handsome stock of 18 a ba LACE CURTAINS DRaraRY MUSLING, WORSTED DAMASK, Which will be found worthy of the ATTENTION Or HOUSI RS. Lo CURTAINS. Jast received, at ich from Three doles five doHara per pair. Alo prrmane a@oons. On Monday, / April 4, ‘We will add (0 our prevent largo stock, several packages of EW Al moUHNinG SED ae sha BO. MooRrs. pe TTING | mt Y's: im feanttactoby S00 fr ‘%62 Brondway. NING. 81 STORE.—AN ENTIRE SUIT , MYERS, 477 Hrondway. BW RTVLRY OF APRING DREBR (00) Nt ah SILKE, POPLINS, LUSTRE Hatkore, AWNE, ORGANDIER AND snttLLTA\ ATA WAINRS AND GINUITANS, FRENCH, he AND AMERICAN PRINTS, G, HOOK, 103 and 110 Sixth avenne, Botwooa Kighih aus Nal sirvet, RAV! BLLING DRESS GOODS In every variety, NEWEST’ MaTERIALS, Will be opened On Monday. April 4, NEW rua, STORE, Broadway, Oe jonuat of « Worth street, EDWARD 1 TAMBRAT 400. 10 CASES OF IRISH LINEN FROM AUC TION, From is. 64 to 28 9d on - trom fs. t0 6s Te and U0 Sixth avenue, 90 & CENTS A PAIR FOR FRENCH WOVE CORSEIS-- ther with oe the Istest pattern’, plain and embrot ory, ayers of ladien’ ekirte— skeleton from four te TOR DRMAN, 705 Brondway. dered, wh aeanle and retall erinoline, er keleton, hare! thiry springs. ¢ GRAND STREET, 3801 BERING BIYLE FOR APRIL, 1860, SILKS! SILKS! 160 pieces en. ke il by late arrivdis, In chene, Bay- dere, iain, plaid and small checks. algo Baykdere‘and print fd four at Jow pricre; nia job lot a ite old in style, a fow am m6, 41 a bd. anil Ga: per yard, avout wait price. “itendy Monday, March 28. i GRAND 87RI OAS HRAKD & 00. EET. 301 Wibe SHRETINGS AT PANTC PRICES 180 pieces bleaches eeting, full with, purchased during the panic of ik wil! bo eold @t reall at 20 coms the yara, wholesale price 26 cents, OAS. HEARD & CO. 50 PIECES OF 44 ENGLISH bescnunhsiy ~ At # cents Will be opened, bom cihnte ‘On Monday, April 4, At 335 Broad way, . Corner of Worth sireet. RDWARD LAMBERT & COMPANY. 500 © SUPERFINE FRENCH JACONET ROBES IN DEUX JUPRB, Full 16 yards; * Will be opened On Monday, ‘April ty, \ At 835 Broad: way, Corner of ft Worth orth street. EDWARD LAMBERT & COMPANY. BROADWAY, Eo yry 4 Porsia a large invoice of 5: apple sols, trom $610 89, a forge oboe Ly ar ml point collars, barton, rier rts ns capes and ool tine. NIN’ rine ag at ‘Ht Wichoina Hotel BROADWAY.—GENTLEMEN’S FASHIONABLE LEWIS & SRAGORD vite nortan 4a An i a invite ai ow im) Filntod abirtin gn, Sample ‘ween French oltne Prinelte e iackerclote, Senet “Glover hostery, Ae. Sbiets to o-der. Giting warewsteds approbation