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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

P. s. I shall sell at IIaynessile, Lowndes county, the property of James Harrison, as described in said mortgages, for same purpose Monday the l2th of July next (may15 259tf F.. H.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24
PUBLIC SALES,

MORTGAGE SALE.-I shall offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash on Saturday. 18th inst at n o'clock, in front of the Cort-house of Mobile cuun- ty, the following Negroes, to wit: Isham aged about 3O years; Jensey, aged about 2S years, and her child about year old; Clorce, Ca muatto) aged about I ' years; Mary, about years; and Rhody, about lS years od said negroes will be sold as the property of w. E. Starke to satisfy certain mortgages exc cuted by Starke and Harrison, in favor of Rugeley, Harrison Blair, Harrison x Blair, and myself, as will more fully appear from the records of the County court of Mobile county, in book X pages 427 42S, l29 and 430.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

l shall expose to sale public auction at the Court House in the city of Mobile. All those tain parcels and lots of land and premises situated in the said city, and described as follows, viz: One lot of ground commencing at the intersection point of the west line of Clinton Ford's land with Monroe street, thence running westwardIy along the north line of Monroe sixty six feet, thence northwardly and parallel with said Fords line hundred and twen- fy feet, thence eastwardly the south line of Thea street seventy feet to Ford land, and then along Ford's line to Monroe street hundred and forty feet.
 Also, another lot commencing at the northeast in ersection of Monroe and Conception streets, thence running northwardy ninety four feet to Theatre st, thence eastwardly along Theatre street seventy six feet the west line the lot above described thence southwardly along said line hundred and twenty feet; then the north line of Monroe street seventy three feet to the place of beginning
 AlsO another lot commencing at the northwest in- tersection of St. Francis and Wilkinson streets, then northwardly along Wilkinson street one hundred and ninety feet to St. Michael street, then westward 1y along St. Michael street hundred and ten feet, then parallel with Wilkinson street southwardly hundred and ninety feet to St. Francis aud then to the place of beginning one hundred and two feet.
 And also one other lot commencing at the north- west intersection of St. Francis and Scott streets, thence westwardy along St. Francis street thirty five feet to Spring Hill Road thence westwardly long said road to Bayou street hundred and eighty feet, then to St. Michael street thirty feet, then eastward on St. Michael street hun dred and eighteen feet to Scott street, then along Scott street to the place of beginning one hundred and ninety feet.
 Said property will be sold in pursuance of mort gage with power of sale executed by Robert D. James to the Branch of the Bank of the State of Ala hama at Mobile, bearing date the eighteenth day of December, 1887, and duly recorded in the office of the Clerk of the county court of Mobile county.
 Terms made known the day of sale.
 may13 25stf B.GAYLE, Cashier.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DESkS, $c. A general assortment Of the steststy 'Ss D
 J. C. GWlN,
 32 H'atr aad 4S DaAphin streets 1c MOBILE
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

LNRESH CONGRESS WATER.-25 boxes 1' Saratoga Congress Spring Water, just received and for sale by l. c. DUBOSE O.,
 (late DuBose q Roif,) ap15 39 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

MI OLASSES.-60 barrels prime Molasses, for MI sale by CIRODE & WHITE,
 mayl1 corner Commerce and Dauphin-sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

NKESH DRUGS & MEDICINES.--R L. S' Watkins g. Co, Druggists, corner of Water & Frone;s sts, are now receiving their spring suppl, Inf Fresh Drugs and Medicines; among which ate Castor Oil. Xhubarb, yaap, Calomel, ,Quinine, Salt Opium, &c. all af which will be disposed of low ic cash, or good paper on moderate time, country mel chants, physlcians and planters, are invited to gi us cali, before purchasing elsewhere.
 R. l.. WATKINS & co, Druggists.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24
NEW BOOKS-DOUDLEDA g. SEARS,
 V 50 Dauphin street, have this day received the

BOOK OF THE BOUDOIR; or, the Court of l1 Queen yicioria.--A series of highly finished Portraits of the British Nobility. from original paint ings by eminent artists. engraved under the supern tendance of W. & F. Finden, with poeticai lustra, tons. 4 few copies in splendid binding for sale by
 apr12 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

UPHOLSTERY < FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
 CHARLES McCORD,
 No. 50 Royal stred. 03- Has on hand fine assortment of Furniture, Carpetng, Drapery, Paper Hanging, and everj srti- cle required for House Furnishing and Upholster, in general ahIo
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

NOMMITTED--To the Jail of Fayette county, O Ala, on the l6h day of December, lS4O, runs away slave whs calls his name HENRY, and says he belongs James Moore, of Claiborne CO.,, Miss.
 Said slave is about feet high, 30 years, and very dark. His owner is requested to come forward,prove property, and take him away, he will be dealt
 with according to law, in such made and pro'i ded. K. Il. POE, Sherih. Fayette CO., Ala, Jan. l6-171ftf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

DILULES DE VALLEr.-Applou,ee Par l. :, IL Academic Royale de Medicine. Ces piules ferrugineuses deliyerent qu'en facons SeelIes de Cachet, de celai Mir, l.. Frere Depositaire General. Fer sale wholesale and retail by
 RICHARD NORTH, Druggist & Chemist,
 mar27 36 Government and 45 Commerce-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

E partnership for the purpose of carrying on the Upholstering and Cabinet Making Business, at the stand formerly occupied by S. Hopper, where they hope to receive a share of public patronage.
 f.b24 ig2tf McCORD 6 MCCORMICK.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

NOPARrNERSHIP.--- .---The undersigned have O this day entered into Copartnership for ,ke pur- pose of carrying the Building and Carpenterins Business in all ts various branches. They respect fully solicit share of public patronage al their shop corner of Water and St. Louis streets.
 GEO. w. WENTLING,
 VIM. F. LEDBETTER. N B.-Ground plans and elevations made if re- quired. may1Ss
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

A NCHOR CHAMPAIGNE.-30 Baskets of the "A favorite brand of P. A. Nuns & Co, in quarts and pnts just received per ship Renz, and for sale by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
 may20 l63 cor Commerce and Conti-sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE HOUSE, U No. 60 Royal street.-The subscriber has just received fine assortment of Furniture, Carpetng, Drapery, Paper Hanging, and every article required for House Furnishing and Upholstery in general, which he will dispose of low for cash.
 All orders for Paper Hanging, Carpet Making, &c. promptly attended to. t. ...s5 .t
 da u0If .s -s...e CHAS. McCORD.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
Ncw-Nork JlDrict,.

,nr-rbes Is fur dem and fo Pots snail ,l.ts
Pearls are made holders generally demand advance
CorEE-Te firm, and the enhanced rates prevent sa''
to considerable The trade only take for their Nmeiate ~n
Sales Brazil at 81 ael aguyra 0la0l Java la= - Domingo
9saa.
CorroS-Tho very quiet, by OF the drHiH
holders and buyers operate at present rs
Sales Upland 9a Mobile 9la2 Orleans 'ial2
Frs-Dry sell pa 20 according to quality
No c. Of Macere small Shad 1000 per Dbl and
5.57 half 5bIs.
are firm at aud Michigan arrive rather more freely and lf'
selling At lisa 6l5 Southern exceedingly ds but
holders are firm at 52 Gcorgeow and Heward Philadelphia
and Brnply.ine are held The demand for all descriptions
Flour h, only for the supply OF in~eaate wants Corr
Meal in hd Braudywne jersey 1900 bb 3ie for
Brandywine.
GgA.rhc supplies all descriptions OF cran light and ta'
e,pj i good Northern quote 56a55c and 5oa
southern prices unsettled Ry j5l5o Southern Oats
35aajc Northern DO i3lii
oPs-Te growth 1910 held about i6 bat hear Of no
sales.
Mo,,,rThc ruake, is very dull Sales and n.
Orleans a 45a26
ouwle has slightly improved and sales have been for
expo at SOc.
raovlsloSsBce request stock
large; Lard Hams and Smoked dcmandi primo
Butter plenty aad sells lsa9ci Cheese has advanced On
account of the destroying large portion stock
onh hand TO 6l7e.
Srrps-Clover, for export, ins been taken a II.
SrcAK-Sacs a6i; Rico Cuba Mucays
do 6 brown tl3 white 81 0i; white Brazil East
Ts,s-The rb enhanced hut the sllcs
light.
wmsrsY-DruJge wh.key zoe; prrs
Western bbs at III common Wc-tem At l9ia2oi.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
SECOND EDIT O n.
b. this Mornings Southern fail.

u L VI; DC seer by the following letter from sur 7" ASH
zg,on Correspondents that according aat;cipaionS
The House .: Representatives finally organized on We'd
3esay last We trust row that the business Of he Nation
vi receive some attention.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
WAsi1xsroS, "Wednesday. JaRe ID ISL.
Il Senate various petitions received AID rr;psej
among vhica were praying Tor CeaeTa Bankrupt
Law.
NJ Bzx-oS s,.eap,ed 70 call up foF acton resolution
calling on me Secretary o; the Treasury for information IS to
.!e s;ae OF public accoqs,s since the 4h Of March
ter some discussion !; was aga. laid on the table aad
MIR Cav, resolution for printing 1900 extra copies 9i the
Sccre.arv's Plan OF the Fiscal Bank was taken ur
NJ WosDBuRY smoke At some length. attacking the Sec
rea- Report and statements regard the dNanees he
.on,eriei ,a, the Treasury free from debt st ' 'on
neuceacn; Of the present Administration, and that the nna'
ca management; of the late Administration was Just and
proreotive of the interests OF The Country.
He wished his resolution adopted and that the state OF
;c Treasury De laid open the Senats, the foundation
~ which to transact the business the Extra Session
The Senate are much in advance Of the House IN business
In the House Mr. Stuart OF Va offered resolution iha'
the rules OF the last House suspended by any resolutions
OF this Session be adopted the present Session and ha
tho Select Committee appointed revise said Rules and have
leave to report at any time.
Ttc previous question was immediately moved but under
Parlamcnarv law debate on proprety OF the previous
question being allowed in this The whole day consumed
and the discussion on the question thus carried on 6y
evasion OF the rules After hours debate the question
was a, length taken and the resolution adopted Yeas i''
NAYS lO3.
Thus the Rules nciu,iye the XNIst Of the last House
;;.l i,,,,,r h, the Report OF the Con!-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
A NOVEL AND STRIAING NUMBER

Contents Of the NV WORLD for Saivday, June -
Tux rfiuyrn ivceA-a ard Ieap''fu T'assdy-oy
l.. T. i,-now ifst Published.
H. Tns FEMALE Cp,a.cTsas sra ",rrfa scoIr-by la'
same auhores,.
Ill BAaxAeY Ruscr-.eyera rev chapters
w. TIE F,wS y.Ls-hy WI,ia Carlton author Of
"The Mser This tale Of 4eep and paAs'c ~
erest, aad will be completed n'xt week
V. Gnosr (iossir-an amusing Tale.
VI EDroRt.,s-Mr Ewlnss Plan for F,cal gent the Gene
raj Bankrupt Law. &c. g.
NB. The 6.st yolame OF CHARLES oMALfY Teen pub
i,hed, ready deyey. Price 81 srgle.
Terms year advance S. for copies; u cents 'ia'
gle Saturday morning the Office II Midngh ST.
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caton, 30 AaA JIG 20 WINCHESTER, Publisher.
u There il Balm in C;iIcnd.-y'c, whose
gycn A ng aic e With coush- coi Piting Of blood
PAIN IN the ncpien consumption and having made
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were thu. afflicted 1872 Sixth N. RandL
III sulan-. Mr.. Turner 5ls uon-st. Geo W. Spear
3 resElt Mis- Nay Day Of Ninth Avenue and tires ha
NJ Turner II Joan-s; Stcphan Game 5le ETudson H. g
Williams, - Clarnc Mfs Amelia VI Beach, 80 Geen"'cn-'t
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testimony M efficacy o the above named Extract call upon -
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Il Complete Guide 10 short I:.Ed.--ju't pub.
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Hand founded upon the simple and unerns prihsPe
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read s1y future period with the and iaciy
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ing iis interesting and very useful Accomplishment" " Ms Ell.
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a,,;st j. % cu - c ,yblic from ii ~ IN tas
sysrpg at tho rooms Of the Inlnte Society Library Badins cor
Admo . cent Csta!ogas l2 cent? seas7n I'chei 'ee
n26-iin'
n SEE Dr. F. FELIX GouKAgDs STs9TIE FoR Up
TIE OUTSIDE, OF HIS P9gDSE? ,fn D At re e. WAlxgaST
Roofing; HAIR. TO BE- HAD Otsti Al W ~
ONE DOOR FROM BROADWAn
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
second Bonrd.
Commercial mud Money 1lntrer~.

The .ac Broker, b ard to-day the extent OF 800
shares The eeug better than of some days past aad
e descriptions improved and generally M naSet had Al up
s,d teSdency Bank shares left OF N ~ decline oil per Ct
n 6 Uloa sold at III! fall of per New Jersey and Can
-, c. each improved per Paterson y: >toHnstoa sad
Harlem
In STAT. Stocks The operations large rhc growing inpr
,s. sic exists semannuai dividends Nl be pad
M IN. ouI Western States probably tended aa, the market
- rbs, va, rise ia Illinois Sizes pcr Indiana Dolls,
Bonl. = uer ccs: ara Sterling Il per cent.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
THE NEN-YORKER.
Co,,cn1, for The WerIs Endimg June lOih.

l. THs olo MuscA>-A interesting tale, or The
by -fbe gifted female writers Of the day
H. LETTERS FRo, THE ilEprEEE,NEAy By nAMEEcAN LADY
The tcntA nursber of this Interesting serie-
Ill HE>AS BY H. T. TucsEsNA.-From the June number
Of the Southern Literary Messenger.
" BAaSay RrDcrchapter - q: 80 aud 80 being the latest
received n thu country.
CONGRESSIONAL ISrEttrcEScEA full aud faithful Of
the proceeding, Consrc-, up TO the latest data-.
EDroRus Reciprocity Trade, General Bankrupt
Law Mail Cochau' Bomb Cannon American Wool
Product, SC.
vi LrrEKARY Norqzs Life Of Saedenborc, cas,pbeI.
Queens ofEngand aud other publications.
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New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

corre.nondenca Of the rrlbune.
o: Tallahassee.

NEWARK, y. J, June l., 1911
Mr. H. GREELEY: Dear Sir-We were favored yesterday
viii; visit by three or four your regular bred counter
tcrs They succeeded in passing many as six ten dol
lar bills Of the Peoples Bank Paterson altered from two
The one have is letter b. No GOlS payable to W. Brad
ford dated Aug lst 1889 839 appears have been altered
from 1884 and signed II. C. srmson, Cashier, and F. B.
D Ogden President The word Two, in the body Of the
note has been extracted by chemical agent, On doing
the letters pay in the line above, are somewhat IL
iured) and Ten has been inserted. The iancitu light
sketch of the figure behind the female figure in the lower
left hand corner the bill has been partly o5teratcd so as
give a blurred, imperfect appcarance
Nn,r. rc.nectnllv.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

The BALlzg PIRAcY-le have already given an account
of the seizure Of schooner ard her c!e al the 5ate -
der circumstances which iaisced belief That hey nere pre-
for p,ca expedition. Later accounts do aot 81
all explain h MYSTERY which hangs o"er IRE case although
@ mako i Drobable tia: The vesel t:iug :o- see
unlawful purpose Tie \ 0. P.cayune OF tAe 6 contains
letter f-ou D : De Pat-oa. Ike captain Of ta schooner
VII. m absent at ,he t:ue o: = capture bu; cafae II
and was made ~rsone. X SAYS re shipped :oUr rea
A. Mobile r5t or This schooner but Tor another The oa
plovrent ne has Tor these says 5est known 20
himself but e intends 20 1hel so=ld re ia .lct,r
20 The English cruisers of the African coast. His Object II
remaining at Baze was 10 obtain Texan papers fog s vs.
al He demands the Immediate release OF The ye<e aat
te men because Ae7 detention s ga.ar- 10, earring
on asv criawa ,-aie b., being intended tender
20 another schooner after ss has obtained her 7aPe:s-
By his ov,, admission would intended
20 act a. siaver but the discovery TIE ship Charles 'H
the captain passengers al missing seems 20
strengthen .te conviction hac se leas, connected with
nratical vessel The whole case vii raiergo strict
egal investigation.
There we're on b7ard tie Charlie. least ,wen5yx per-
sons and tie blood found ;poa e dec. ard TIE aans7 in
which the ship ,a -led her vailabie seemed 70 justify
the belief that she had fallen ,te power Of tie ienon
Of the sea Mary have Supposed that the rfnied
and escaped in lie boats after Numbering le officers aad
passengers, but this rendered irapso5abe y TIE ae that
mora goods sofas clohi=g &c SC we're taAeH ito7' the
ship than her ora boats cold have carried safe was
found hung I'D IN the mates roor. VII note upon " that
on Tursia lie Sd .he shp coa;agei % make water aHd
from this Circumstance supposed a Sc ea- deserted
on this account 5u tis rendered nProbaoe By Tie
f4, that she did nl, ea "a. ani noreo. er n 'sA
Of land.
The rso,. acte exe-sioas ase been u- eqa.l:oa 70
discover the parties Concerned IN ;hc aa. The s'eanS?
Savanna yc arrived al New-0.eas oa ,5e 7ta from
Texas, reports ,at se boarded ;e 9th by the re-
venue cutter wic had thoroughly examined h@ coast rom
the " Pass to Vine Island @:hea. having made any
discovery Sooa after LEAKING er he Saya' 1ah saw ae.-
.aarpaodite brig very sagliar and ash in appearance
close IN shore all sails set Standing the westward The
steamship Neptune la. despatched from Nev-OrIean
with nearly hundred men on board qies, o information
Capt; Harper with an armed force eea Smith and Maj
Hozey with force of thirty-ve volunteer soldiers aad so
sailors well armed and higi expedition numbering about
TWENTY-FIVE have !e:: NewOreaas scare, OF tn, marau-
der
Latsr-TAe n O. Bulletin OF the 7th say aa; on ex2n'-
naos the captured schooner proves hive been fitted out
.t the purpose Of shppir. from Cuba TO Texas on
speculation. The will. probabl! be dsch1rsei
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18
Yours, respectfully

From Brsscs AYnEs.-Adyiccs from Buenos AYes have
been received to the 9Th April Tucuman the last strong
hold %; the Reyoluonss about to be attacked on the
one side by the army of the Republic under Gen Adno and
on the other by Gen Ibarro On the aad. Nonteydco
pryaeor came and surrendered herself the Government
OF Buenos Ayres.
OJ negro lying asleep uPoa the rails OF the road near
Richmond Va was and his body horribly manglrd
by the train OF cars, on Saturday night.
70 The sule of ErRop&AN PAINTINGS the of
Chambcrs,reet and Broadway takes place this morning
10 o.clocl
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

From FLoRlpA.-Thc steamer Cincinnati, Capt Smith,
arrived at savannah on THURSDAY, and brings intelligence
,hat Col Worth Fort King and has issued an order
revokir all passport, ai arresns all pcaceab'e Heso'a
ions all Indians be seized and Capt Fulton> order
ed TO be relieved ut Fort Mellon by another Company Dr.
Hammond ordered Fort Mellon tie troops sill con-
tine very ,ckly Gen Armscad has gone North BY way
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

NARROW EscArx.-Onc of the prsoacr, WORK blasting
rocks in city Jail yard Brooklyn had escape
on Saturday last He loading the rock with powder
Just u violent thunder up He was told 10 de-
ss said he could complete the charge before tie
came on. Scarcely the words OF hi, mouth when
at the s, fash of lightning the electric fluid attracted 10y
the IRON rod with which he raning down the powder
sri,ed tie charge and >ycred the rock which hc
sitting. 1t was at frs, Supposed the dead. l.
proved upon examinations that the right hand injured
though not seriously and the chest somewhat bsrued
He is fast recovering from the effects OF his mprudence
AcclpKSrs-The By,oyn (Canada) Gazette says dat
on TUESDAY, the 9Th inst the barges which conveyed
part OF the 9th regiment Kingston passing the locks
at that place one of the soldier. named JOHN Ward eoyer
board and was drowned The bodies OF rait-mcn Ca
n.dions were also found above the Chaudicre Fails.
70 A Young named jenkins instantly killed in
Quccnsburg Warren Co few days He was engaged
in drilling out old blast when spark from the dril gn
ted the powder and caused explosion which nearly severed
the head from his body.
y The ST Augustine News OF the 9Th says it is runioed
that Lieut. Ashctou Adutant ID Dragons has retired
his post without leave, and that the resinennl fund s def
cent hundreds.
II \, 5ar,-rasiag Ssasbrrs, Lancaster Co. Pa.
on "Wednesday OF last week accident occurred b which
Mr. Hickman insnsy killed Mr Long lad his back
broken, and several others were badly injured.
- During thunderstorm on the Stb Ms. Caaagine
Fmke Of York Haven Pa instantly hiled by stroke Of
lightning Her husband and four daughters who were
;'as her unnjugcd
% The Bremen bris Elilatell cleared from Phiiade
iaia Fec 9th and has beer hoard from though
Bremen dates the als Of May-lo0 days af:er hr
>aiing. She had cargo worth some :35. 900
10 man calling himself crasoci has been este at
NarcIcs and conm, to jail for trial charge aying
passed coaa,criei, F ooaag BIS on te Raphs New
Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

- o friends IN Albany Informed that after nanch - n,
and o We lcnrth secured an hoae, 9orr & 10 Mar
a., .r William Thomas, who may be fonnu az sitb
., ., Now England iio,.L Wh-cVer ony iea'e bt ~
M r. nav v on benz faithfully ard pnnctuai seF'e'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

- e an AGENT at esck OF tae Foio"h5 ,ne,ent
~ p,sdsn rliadephis Troy, and kas,ton s,be bu.i.
men such opportunities establish perHa'et Aopy
r,., at very small rsk Is rarely pre
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

ee os, Subscribers to stop apG' aa 'sfr
Sup-be pretending 10 bs the Tribune on .a
tnr,. he has no connection with mis- VN
New-York tribune., 1841-06-18

Subscriptions - Folio lRd g for the Quor,o and single
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at m arae time effective portable shape and could be
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II as4i discharge the The objection hereto
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Friend can by cang Boen. Oi Broadway. For Trs
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able article. Ca,jel7lw- Eidgertiser News Letter
II The Cheapest Cash Tailor yet.-PETER V. HUS
TED, No Chatham of makes Cloth
ng to order STYLE ID per cheaper than the cheap
Tailor the city good f, all warranted R3lm
y E3ogar; 81 necamly's Astonishing Cheap Dry Goods
Srce No door above l7tEes, New York
Siss. S4in Cloths, CaHefes. shawis, Do.aestics, &C.
B-Kipp pa, ;he Store every five minutes.
Tcaet. At Store free Of expense. je3
j. Dry Good. Selling On.!-P GREGORY 81 son, No.
all sell the remainder Of heir stock Of Spring and
Sumer yary reduced prices LADIES will find great al
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