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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26
LOCK- MANDATORY.

POI CENTRE STREET Opposite Hester stree)
TIME subscriber the public he has commenced
manufacturing LOCKS dwellings, with such al
yantage 10
cent les tnau any city wishing
chase find II 10 call b:
chasing elsewhere. au13 I'm CHAS. C. CAhPENpER.
PRINTING INK-The subscriber, who practical Prin
having been engaged IN the
ufacure Ink during which time has been used eXten
,el in my of largest printing establishments the United
states general asacHen lie respectfully octs conn
patronage of his typographical brethren Having lately
built enlarged mandatory, FrOntstree between
Montgomery East River, he enabled TO
DIV those with with good Ink
an be ued of Interchangeable color and
reasonable The Ink we'll calculated work the compo
.ion roller and all descriptions of presses now
Orders directed the subscribers residence I'D Gseneet or
left at the mandatory will be punctualiy attended to.
New York. July 90 lSil. Cly20 am) GEO. MATHEK
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w Doll--A Nc
patent with moro
important in-
proyomenis Tor
culinary purpo-
ses than have
ever been made
before, NJ Is al
lowed by tho We
~ best judges.
1t may be exsn-
lne1 " hrTt lufg
are sold whole
sale and retail 81
FISK ; STOVE
ESTABLISHMENT
No 2Og " ater II
9n,l door hJn
Fulton Il. Bol
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neCyoRaI. HONEY OF LIyERwOxT.-k!

perene amply confirmed the utility OF this pfeparuoa o
Coughs Colds Splitting Blood and all affection OF the Lanss nc
cn has met as rreendcs to attempt
palm of counterfeit pcbic which, ~ outward VI
20 much rccmbed original easily to deceive INC IN
var To escape TN. Imposition remember the tNlt
bears the signature proprietor and inventor JAES No
ILL IN fun on tho outside erappcr The Countefett Is signed
also Joseph Now made and sold at the propoor io
err store. corner Madison and Catherine SITS
genuine Is NOT SOLD st the corner dson ant
Catherine . ,,,.,,, = &, -
tor Al VIM Apothecares Hail. 80 Catherinc't MeSsrs
Oco McK.sson Co. lbs Maiden lane, General Agents iof INC
$40
Retail Adsmson ohd BoweTy and 69s broadway
Ru,hon Api.wall William e. D. COggeshai corner icsrl ano
Rose w Watson Coddmrtoh ~ iiut 'on
st. j. Wicr Grand C. CougnacG, % Chatham ST. j. ahau
u nd r. R1grcvc. Brooklyn. I'm
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~ Either directly Furnish the with half
uu Dr. ALlNS BAiSAM anc neyerfailg remedy TO
S 5owry and viii be referred hundreds whose valuable
yves have been saved II also purles the blood and those who
nave AAe for that purpose hat sk bottle worth
NERVOUS with this distressing
disease "oud net suffer long they knew quick DR.. Al
zen han would them bottle 'i
10" SPIRITS Disease DIR. Aliens Bassn VI
Nothns can susss the efficacy this Baa
PALPlIAIlN o: the EearThis
by DE- Aliens ba>an OF iotehcGnd Lverwo- and Peurisy
Sold III bowe; "" Tyler. wholesale agent Barclay
Guion Bo~ey OF Grand
Chambers F Fay Minors drug store and
Jobs 81; and h. Everett 30i Greenwich ST. aus In
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opposite Cear-,ttcet of thu establishment
re ard stock rfaycg and Packing Trunk, Car
pet Bag Va>s 81 ,i0 can be :ou"d IN 6 cry Dealers aud
will do well to csi ard eNn'ne a. inc @ 'hd
prices lew Wanted hocct 1rt active boy from II 10 10 yean
old acquainted with the lower pa OF the city may Apply
above. H'' l'"on
nXC:<NSEtE .ay.E OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AZ
Il Brighton. staten Island by subscription
The Trustees Sew brighton ASSOCIATION nave male arrange
man. for tho M Of IKE hrrlr! ock parcels of land tmhri
eng the most desirable and bct ioc 81 por, o t poI"
e, rrc,l conalt not les .h lof of - iee h l'o h
and some If them contaaag hgc On s'"slo
rhen a.e splendid mpJo,c comprising large mansion hos
bocls cottages dccls, etc Pcriect order
ma Ion for II tsc property pre,cnt
ciutst DESTROYS oi M >ts "ooI Investment
md 70 al sho may yh 20 residence =, efy mol
crate pricc and in position the eligible ," the 'cay Of
For the prospectus plan details Of the 'se oYry HENRY
LYNCH President at Office of she Associ" No'' h'rove'
'T pe up a.tS are opercd ly EDWARD NlcoLL E
Trustee a ,h onicc Of NewNor L's and Trust Company NJ
Is Wall.st By order OF the Trustees u.'u
,,E,TVS.S IaDNastsGTiDsl sTHVE-COr-
,r,d anon such principles that the following advantages
secured VIZ: The article exposed 40 NO mary rom he he
~, ~ f,.c Nat, and TWO ~ three creihs of plpc; hcrc
nam. "a ~, largest FONTS roasted upoa sri
fccly whou hay ca be before hrf or II s'
IN W ca e., of 100 AID PIG 200 lbs weight heNidn JoTH
heel of u Of turkeys and fowls WI" DC AA
her Of prnrs and pies may BE- TAXED tor deer and thea
hundred oayes bread will be b,ked N tee " = aeuS
cen Brick Oven IN ln@ ccoiomS III
the VII be done with les than dollar worm Oh iue-
wood or coal -. Al
The following Recommendations toll part Ct The '"f! N
Hicks who has en u Que months nj tbs Caton Heel
tell hoI could 10 ""h ~! for II hona nobody
would take INV word" 5t pug cool hchent VIII be 'eea
u once that ncfc he wasted all tho heat oe
do cockiag, you wish II. .,
We have been using Belts Stove Board The Troy during the
past season. cherfay recommend tho bes, article e
cooknr Thai bn, ever hc board Of stcambo Is
CHARLES VI. RODGERS, Steward OF Steamboat Troy
ROBERT MACY, Captain
C. H. TApPEN Agent
We are doing ork with Of his Stoves r. IN orsW
wide that used TO do with "o of Mr. Goj o'es'
feet on-, and do much better WIN ssn
fourth part of the irc. CLlNioN mo-
n the 2d floor Ola building IN the rear oil M
Van Aukcen's Butter Stotc. 2li Washington street
And ask OF keepers f Public Houses eiec'orr
an all other Boats If they Will not SEND 10
few orders take shop where stoves may DO
seen NJ importance Appreciated auo IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

! by A. BASSFORD-THE CLINAX.-Tsi Is the name selected
completed IN cgaa and convenient >Se
extending through To Ann IN which m
tended TO spply this great emporium
dinners and uPpcrs IN the mesi fashionable manner
and at reasonable prices The whole establishment viii be the
immediate spcrintenlence Of the we'll known B. Holt formerly
proprietor os Hotel lii designed procure the richest Den
caccs the provisions the choicest liquors 'nd superior coos
and walters spacious 4yJ airy Individuals also
par,e, enjoy the comoT, of hasin ample room besides an OPP
poriu.v perunc nearly al the published IN the n
states A. thousands arc IN the
habit of obtaining meals .ouse tScy not be So
cited with single call st lest Tor me
purpose themselves whether not the CLIMAX de-
-. na.ror,roi al; I'm
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TEETH! ANTLEXTORTlON

n EpUCTIov AND IMPROVEMENT IN DENTlSTR1.-psr
IL sons deous avoiding the eSorbiHnt chTsss oil peSt't
nil and II ,Iv,nt,csous 10 call on v SHERWOOD Surgeon Den
list. l43 Grand street, Centre Market
NB-Carious aching teeth nablv cured without pam anu
srted on the various systems 50 Filling and cleaning
proportion. Whole on the atmospheric pressure Pp
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O. I q !, re & EzE ) KYb

MFRS as0'TT THE CELEBRATED FEMALE PHYS-I
vi CLAN YORK. constantly large quantity
herbs essential oils from EUROPE not to be obmnsd 10
this couniry aud will be able those diseases which have
bailed t,cs Oft eminent Physicians.
Mrs MOTT positively pledges herelf,o relieve all diseases
incident 10 the human frame and especially the following
rheumatism of however long standing dooeu1 govt
ton palsy prysed limbs decae consumption, hCmors scro
kings evil caukcr catarrh scad head
dyspepsia debility spinal symptoms white swell
iaundic liver complaint hemorrod and e
male weaknesses falling sickness, and other diseases
ersury kind used Any female laboring
under various may consult Mr. MOTT with perfect con
fdeuec Hours OF csiac patients a ii until p II, at he
resrieI Springs;rect wc side Of Broadsay All letter
from country pcst-pu6 promptly attended Medicine Tor
sar.ed to al part, Of the United States jya7 lmeod'
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NOTICE-1orison'. PilI..-The
British College of Health. Hamilton Place,

New Road, l.on,L.n, April >, lefl
remembered Messr. MorIsons late Agent
SIR TAYLOR wrapped up Medicines the public
pnd such ~. logger be genuine The Die
British Cogc of Health will hcnceorth be sold as IN
England with tho MoRIsos UsIvERs, MEDICINES
we'd upon red ground 1.-THE label affixed to each box
or nactet y24 3H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26
CONFECTIONERY.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his and others
that he has removed Wilamseet TO tic store formerly
occupied Lee the celebrated Backing mhnuiac'ucr
No G5 Broadway Warren and opposite
the City Hail. will continue manufacture Dhf ION
rECTONS of the pure kiu and warranted to keep IN all cl
mates Although expenses attendant large an establish
nient public situation necessarily be greatly IN
creased vet the afforded Kim the manufacturing
ard sales department. which being under his Immediate con
troll will enable him usual low prices end he hopes by
80 doing to merit public favor Ii not be i'm
proper subscriber practical workman and ma
been engaged of CoRfectons for upwards OF Ii
wears which himself entities him favorable notice
ml2 ly Iioo. r. rrri,o.
IMPORTANT NOTECE-7Horison's Pilis;TThe
Public Of America none that the British College OF Health
London dismissed Mr. Tay)r of a. Broadway A.
their therefore, they have no longer
This particularly impressed on n PEG
well known that several
endcavong palm off their Medicines under the plea tha h
the Establishment IN London
Merchants and Others may supplied on the same
agent Mr. Taylor by sending their orders direct to
MORRISON British College Of Health Hamilton Place
New Road London when they will obtain at the same time Cert
Of the genuncness OF the Medicines
Of Mr. Tayor appointment and other par
NewYork and other papers All debts owing TO Mr.
Ia Noron' Medicines, be paid 10 Hessrs FIRTH
HALL, of Franklin Square, Ne~-York.
MORRISON, MOAT co.
British College Of Health Hamilton Place,
New Road I.onLan April 3 ls4l.
remembered that Mesrs MorsOn's late Agent,
SIR TAYLOR wrapped Medicines the public
pnd labels such si longer be genuine The Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26
pRCVORAI HONEY OF LHVERWORT.

NOR Coughs Whoopng Cough Shortness Breath
and the Heart and Lungs leading to CONSUME
TYON Render medicines for co Have
Won had bottle Of NOWILLS PICTORIAL. HONEY OF LIVER
WORT Try a,suredy the best medicine offered TO the
public e testimonials rendered and the high eulogun given thi
last winter from those taken upero,
virtue induced TO make
lar y possible thoagh has increasingly rcc@sed the public appro
baton Fly thousand bottles No puff
or this hoax the sufferer col
d solution medicine thereby aseae
its fatal pub sustaining the hopes Of the
tent until hopes
The preparation Honey Of Lverwort solely conposed
vegetable simple their bat combination
only calculated TO remove disease but
system generally medicine offered the public be sale
to restored health number persons RI con,umP
tive opiaint, Nswrs Pectou Honey Of Lerwo should
be kept oil families. the first symptom Of cold
cough the Numbers losing
their lives. especially in consumpuye
This medicine the pubic the low Of Two Sh
Iugs For wholesale and retail at the princ
pal Depot o. Madison Caberne-st; H. " Buh 81 Barclay
R. Hobbard Bovery; W. Minor 1872 Broadway Dr. James H.
Hart o. Broadway corner hamber-s D. C. MITCHELL 60 Church
NewHayet; and retaed by in principal city 10 the
Union. iyl3u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-26

NAEATOEN WI Eyt, rom me IOlILs SFIl-- 7 ~ To
- DINE SPHING contains much Iodine and Carbonate Of
any fountain consequently the most
Alternative and sPeent 1t hghiy CHARGED Win O-fooac ~
which renders puGgen, and dos gstul drink
4 a KELLOGG. Owner Saratoga Spa
Sold AZ wholesale and re. IN By A. B. & d. Sands
druggists ~ md 100 retail by David sand, Cor
Broadway; Chiffon 26 Broadway Mlhan s' 'rod%ay
Socum corner of Broadway Chamh-r SoIilarl and Del
Iuc s Br.as~av Park Ruhtou Apin-ol % Wiam-st
DR. Broadway; Hart ~ Broadway Ring OIL roadNa
Dodl 6i2 broadway; Co.re.ha Bhnsc RosenmI
Ter 81 Blocker ST M Greenwich Jennings Bennett ibc
Burger 80 Coandtst Roion l9c East Bro ad"Ay
a,t
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WILEY & PUTNAM.

B-osdeay York aud Pater SOster Ron L.n47n p.
Importation of Books and Foreign for Colleges PUBIC
and Prir.e Libraries Single Books imported 10 order or
every anu also by me Liverpool
and promptly by the return the h's Steamer ~ W
receip' II desired.
would unequeled facilities afforded
their ondon Agency bc-G conducted By M Put
year, r@ese being ionde1 ior
procuring EneIist Foreign Books for Colleges PHhe ard Pm
ra.e Lbaries Booser Public ~erd at least as
dispatch than they ave ever before oeen
imported into country by any other establishment
references be sent direct TO the
London house preferred shipped thence 10 any
OF the principal ports = United States.
Books for Incorporated Institutions pay 40 DUTY
Journals. Monhe luarere- and Newspapers
the principal periodicals kept on hand for the sa.
and for Ito ccn,nen, Jya0 I'm
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COPPER, TIN AND ZINC ROOFING.

H undegaed would inform friends and the public mai ~
prepared 10 bailng with the above materials Al NOR
notice sad on favorable Reference will be given 10 some me
hrst buildings IN the country for Norkasshp &c buhoas
covered Of the country Cutters COces and Leaders
the above materials made ard repaired, a the
Old Stand. No 2Oi Canal street
W II. SWEET.
GUNNER that the subscriber will Bake or 20 aa
Tin Ware always hand to, the Athaao, Cooking S mo
Only place they be had the city w H. :" Ell M
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HCVEYs TEUNK REPOSITORY.
GIIEaHiiIHIil!iilIHiilIIFlIlIdiIill.lilIlIlHlRalA
-,ny,x.. gt,,NM ltf kU~iROnV. -is6 Pearl..l

CONGRATULATIONS
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-23
South Western Rail. Road Bank.
Iie ieCHARLRsToN, June IL, sIS4I

IS. CHARLEsToN,.: June ID, lS4l
STOCKHOLDERS who:hase paid up
ten Road and two Bank INSTALMENTSS,
but have not surrendered their old and
received new Certificates. are requestedto
do so, or before the 25th inst. All Stock
holders Will notice the annexed extract
from the Minutes ofthe Board; s.
No dividend declared, or to be dec
Jared, shall be paid to any Siockholder
whoI has not surrendered his old and re-
ceived new certificate of Stock, credited
with Any dollars to the Road and twenty
five dollars to the Bank. on eachshare; or
who. at the time the dividends demanded
shall be in arrears either to the Road or
Bank for any instalment due.
every share upon which fifty dollars
to the road and twenty dollars 10 the Bank
is not already paid, isby the charter abso:
lutely forfeited"
JAMES. ]. HOLMES.
Cashier.
limo TX
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-23
EuRMAN INSTITUTION.

The semi.annual Meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees of this Instition will be, held
at its seat near Winusborough, on the
Saturday before the first Sunday in July.
j. B. Dargan to preach the introductory
Sermon; G. M. Breaker his alternate. Bust.
ness Of great importance will come before
the Board. After the Board shall rise, q
conference Of its members. and ofall the
members Of the denomination present, will
be requested to take into consideration
some general matters Of interest 10 the
denomination. A full attendance is reques.
ted. June 16.
Exchange papers ms. c. are requested
to give tie above one or two Insertions.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-23

Welay before our readers the corresPon-
dcnce between Mr.. Fox and Mr.. Webster.
We confess that we are pleased with the
spirit Of the Secretary Of State, as well
as with the style generally of his reply to
the British Minister. Our impression IN
favor oft is derived from but one peruse
of il, at which time our feelings, not ous
iudg ment, were perhaps enlisted by lis
diplomatic arguments and American res'
soning. We generally adhere, however,
10 first impressions. :,
1t is more straight forward and lucid
than the Message of President Tyler.
We would rather commend than with
hold commentator, end do the first the
more cheerfully, on this occasion, as we
expected only legal argument from the
New England Giant.
IT, Savannah Georgian.
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NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.
COMPANY ORDERS, No. III -.
DEKALB RIFLE GUARDS.

PARADE at.sour rendezvous on Saturday, the
third of July next, at 9 o'clock, A. M. in White
Pantaloons.
Previous to the company being formed, an election
will be held for the next Anniversary Orator Of the
Company; also an election for Secretary and Treasu.
rer. Sergeants Villepigue, Gilman and Robinson are
hereby detailed as managers of both elections.
The attendance of eusry member of the Company
is confidently expected on this occasion. the An.
niuersary Grafton Of the company will i,en be deliv-
cred, having been postponed to that day atthe 70.
quest of tho Town Council. Defaulters to this pa.
rado will DO dealt with to the utmost rgor of the law
and constitution of the Company.
By order of ]. w. Dosy, Lieut.. Com'dg.
W. B. JOHNSTON. o. s.
June Is. Ct
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, JUNE 7, lS4l,
For the information of those who have
claims for services in taking the sixth Gen.
sus, it is thought useful to give this pub
lie notice.:
The accounts of the Marshals in the
follnwing Districts have been stated, and
funds remitted TO them, TO pay their As.
sistants, viz:
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
CoRh9ctscnt. Rhode Island, Vermont,
Northern District of New York, South.
ern District of New York, New Jersey,
Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Della.
ware, Maryland, Eastern and Western
Districts Of Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Northern District OF
Mississippi. Southern Dis,ric. Of Missis.
sippi, Eastern, Middle and Western Dis.
,ricts Of Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana, Mi.
chigan, Eastern, Southern, Middle, Wes-
tern and Appalachicola Districts of Flori-
da, Wisconsin and District of Columbia,
Georgia, (requisitioD made this day on the
Treasury for amount due, with request TO
remit funds 10 the Marshal.)
The accounts Of the Marshals in the
following Districts have heen stated, and
authority given them to draw on this De-
partment, in favor Of the Assistant Mar
shals severally, for the amount of their
compensatioa: North Alabama and South.
ern Alabama.
Accounts which have been stated, but
reouisilions not yet issued: Iowa, (Mar.
sbaI,s bond not iled.)
Accounts not yet stated: Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, lin the accounting
Clerks hands. Eastern and Western Dis
tricts of Louisiana, Kentucky, Arkansas,
Illinois, and Missouri.
Published by order of the Secretary of
State.
WILLIAM A. WEAVER.
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by writ of error, to the Supreme Court
Of the United States. If the decision OF
the Supreme Court of this State is against
the views taken by MIR. Webster, The Al, /,
sorney General of the United States VIII
move for the writ of error. Whatever
may be said of Mr.. Webster'ss Poiitics'
NO man of any party is disposed 10 deny
his legal knowledge; and the probability
therefore is that the bench of the United
States Supreme Court will sustain the view
taken by the Executive of the Union.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-23

A fatal duel took place yesterday morn.
irg, between S. w. Oakley and Samuel
Wright. They met near Vaudeville, on
the other side of the lake, and fought with
rifles al distance of Forty PAGES. On the
first fire neither party was hurt, but upon
the second, Mr.. Oaky's ball struck his
anita gonist in the region of the heart, and
passed directly through the body. Mr..
Wright fell dead upon the ground. His
opponent escaped from the conflict un-
.ouched.-N. Orleans Adp. Sd inst.
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CONGRESS-.

We have nothing to record, OF special impor.
lance, as having occurred in either House OF Con.
gress, since our last. The activity manifested IN
the first week of the Session, in despatching the
business for which Congress was assembled, does not
seem to have held out, indeed the weather is too
warm to anticipate very brisk work. All that the
Senate have yet accomplished is the repeal of the
Subtreasury Law. Their committee on finance are
at work on bank charter, which we suppose will
be the subject of discussion in that body before long.
In the mean time, they are engaged on the subject
of the correspondence between Mr.. WEBSTER and
the British Minister. The opposition members con-
tending that the letter of Mr.. WEBSTER is too weak,
and sacrifices the dignity of the country while on
the other hand Mr.. WEBSTER is ably sustained by
his friends in the Senate. The main points in this
correspondence will be found in our paper, and we
confess ourselves so blind and unPatrotic as TO have
been very much pleased with the whole tone and
temper of Mr.. WEBsTER's letter. But our readers
will examine it, and Judge for themselves.
In the House of Representatives, at our latest
dates the members had just finished undoing every
thing they had before accomplished. The House Ii
not, nor has it yet been organized. Some progress
had, however, been made in the work of organi.
zaton, when . proposition to reconsider the vote
by which the 2lst rule was rejected, was adopted
which again threw the House back into tho condi.
ton in which it started. Nothing Of course has
been done in the House in the way OF Legislation.
The Bill repeating the subtreasuy oct has been sent
BY the Senate to the House, but it lies on tho
Speakers table, without, as yet, even reference
The fact is the House Of Representatives is too
numerous, and an effort should be made to lessen
the number, instead of increasing them, as ls con-
templated at the next apportionment. Unless the
number is diminished we shall moi in few years
be able to get through any Of the business of the
country, and the House will bear still closer re-
sen,blance than it has already done to mob.
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Fresh Fancy Groceries. s


The subscriber has Just received an assortment q
fresh FANCY GROCERIES. They s0asist ~
part, Of the following articles:
Frsnch Preserves in Brandy, ~; Ssssa s4ssI.E.
do do in their own Juics, ,ss3s
Cherries in Brandy n 81 Z es3s st..gssss
Fresh Prunes, Olives, 9
orpeat, capilluire, SYRUPS.
Gooscbeay, Raspberry, ofsuperior .qusls
Lemon and Ginger Ss9ity. ~
Superior French Cordisls, assorted. X
champaigne; lDemosts brand d superior quail
ity, :,s 80 - -. ~. 9, !, z =
Champagne Cider, Ab'o,ts London ', fa.''', = IS;
Compo.i.ioo Candles. sf different eolosts, e 6 i
handsome article, 8 q ~
Fluted Pink and White Loaf Sugar
Superior Sherry and Maaela sYines' s0sns ~
-, - ryold. e
French white Wine. Vinegar st sss l2Spra gal.s
With complete assortment Of Sugar, Coffee ds # rs
Inns Q. = q; II LEVY: xssi
juno = ~
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To Hire or Sell. J

A young negro Woman and her female child, six
yean old. The woman is agood plain Cook and
Seamstress-has been accustomed to house work
generally, and is good Weaver. If sold, the terss
will be cash, or note well endorsed payable 4
Bank on the ist January no1.. Apply to. ss5F
J. S. DEPAsa.
June 9. -z3.;,5$ 81
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GEN. HAaRisoN's REMAINs.-A committee OF the
friends of Gen. HARRISON from Cincinnati, have
been appointed to proceed to Washington, for the
purpose of removing his remains to North bend
Among the number which compose the committee
we observe the name of JOHN c, VAUGHAN, Esq for-
msrly Of this place.