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The Polynesian., 1841-11-06


made, our feelings towards the inhospi,o.
ble and suspicious dignitares of the couD.
try who had put us in this predicamep,
were not Of the most conciliatory nature
At last, after gale which drove US so,ne
distance to leeward again, it was deter
mined by the Master and Supercarso I'd
our exceeding joy, that they should once
more try the experiment OF running in,o
the harbor and demanding permission 10
remain according to the stipulations in ,he
American treaty. We were truly delight.
ed when we saw our gallant barque once
more heading for the Bay of Monterey,
which we entered for the third time, andu
let go both anchors directly under the
guns of the fort. TO our surprise we sawI
none of those military appearances which
had pre,ailed in the town on our two pre-.
vious visits. The prison ship was no,
there, and had probably gone to Mexico.
The guard boat soon came alongside and
the Captain having made known his de-
termination TO enter the vessel, we wereI
surprised to find that the officer in com
mand made no objection, but seemed nI
the best of humor. He even offered ,oI
take the Capt. and Supercargo on shore
with him, giving us passengers permission
to follow in the morning. We surmises,I
what was indeed the truth, that the barqueI
containing the prisoners having sailed sol
that no fear of rescue could be enter1
tained, the governor had begun to bel
alarmed for the consequence of his con.
duct, and wished to repair as much of tie |
mischief as he could by retracting his Or.
ders prohibiting our entering the port.
From whatever cause the change in his |
conduct proceeded however, we were too
much clatcd at the effect Of it to make |
any very strict enquiry. We were not
slow in avaling ourselves of our unexpec.( |
ted privileges, and at an early hour were
60 making tracks" for the settlement
which is short distance from the beach.
The place presents an unattractive ap.
pearance in itself, and especially at this |
time when The late transactions of the
government have nearly put an end to|
business, seems dull and quiet. We stop.
ped short time at the store of Mr. Lar.
kin, an American resident here, and one
of the principal merchants, who invited
us with genuine Yankee hospitality 'o|
make his house our home, and then took
stroll among the woods back Of the town.
The country having been just watere1 by
heavy rains, which prevail here in theI
months of February and March, wore al
very inviting aspect. Wild flowers Of ev.1
cry variety, whose different hues were in|
pleasing contrast with the luxuriant yer.
durc, covered the earth, and afforded al
rlch treat to us who had so long been con-
fined to the monotony of Hawaiian veget'
alton. In the course of our walk we fire..
quently met groups of women washing
clothes by the side of some of the numer.
Gus streams which had been formed by
the late rains, who acknowledged our sal.
utatlons with as much grace as was ever
done by Partisan Belle. We naturally
addressed them by the salutation which
had always of late risen to our lips
"aroha," but Immediately recolleced
ourselves, as their perplexed look remind
ed us that we were no longer among the
nymphs of Hawaii.
The Polynesian., 1841-11-06

fellow countrymen in their dangerous Sill
uaton, and listened with interest to the
stories related of some of them by CaPt.
p. who is an old cruiser on that coast.
The man who is accused of being at the
head of this alarming conspiracy Gra-
ham, is Kentucky Hunter, who has re-
sided in California many years, and has
always shown himself firm and efficient
friend of the present governor, no indeed
is indebted to him for the station which
he now holds. When California revolted
from the Mexican yoke, Alvarado the
leader of the revoutionists was assisted by
a band of Kentuckians under Graham,
who took possession of the fort, and COM
PEELED the Mexcans TO surrender the town
of Monterey to Alvarado, who was cho-
sen Governor of California. After G.a-
ham and his hardy band of ritlemen had
left the town, the Mexican soldiers retook
the fort and again established the Mexi-
can supremacy. In this dilemma Alvara-
do sent word to Graham, who Immediate
ly returned, took the place by surprise,
and such was the terror which this small
band of rifemen had inspired, that the
MeXicans surrendered the fort without an
effort TO maintain their ground though out
numbering their assailants three to one.
When, after the Revolution, California
was again united to Mexico, Alvarado
was continued in office, and made Ora.
ham the most fulsome expressions Of graf
itude for his timely assistance, and prom
ises of remembrance for his services,
which were never fulfilled, and this treat
office, conhning him in double irons on
capital charge, was probably the natural
result of fear lest the same influence which
had assisted in making him governor,
should be eXerted in favor of some other
ambitious candidate for Office, with equal
success.
After beating about for three days at
the mouth of the harbor, without seeing
any thing of the A. we again ian into the
bay, to ascertain if she had arrived. A
barque under Mexican colors, was at an
chor, but no other vessel in port. The
Guard boat came alongside and ordered
US to send our boat for Mr. F. (the passen-
ger who had been left ashore) and put to
sea Immediately, lest we should again be
obliged to anchor. We learned from him
that the barque, the 'Guypasquana,' was
there for the purpose of taking the pris-
oners to Mazatan or San Bias, and that
they were then embarking them, all be-
ing in irons. From Mr. F. we learned
many particulars of the late outrage, and
of the origin of the rumor which caused
it. According to his account it all arose
from the idle boasts of party of rcvel-
lers over their cups, which were reported
to the governor by man named Garner,
or Gardner, who bore deadly hatred to
Graham from some fancied or real insult
and who took advantage of some idle
words which he had heard Graham make
use of, to alarm the governors fears by
informing him that plot was Matching
against him, and that Graham was at the
head of it. Don Jose Castro, a man of
noted ambition, and who holds high
rank IN the country, also used all his in
huence to persuade the government to
take some severe measures to suppress by
iorce the imaginary conspiracy. The
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REuARRABEE CASE.

AIR MURPHY 20 Worth SXthstreet, Phsadepha Agent s
Nd SHEsnAS dedicated ozen=es Aat wornar caed
ohe ahd stated ;a= he daughter years Old aad peen
years her scndsd 10 he ,lze c
her and legs woes that she eoud not
help herself although he could much a. ~o lor
celebrated doctor: VINO coEic 90
uong far her, ard had her noura Tier Ac
abandoned all idea Do ans hng
looked death oae take k9 ont Of her misery
yurphy, believing TO be OF Worms gave her o@
Worm ozcnre and two day. -he rctefhcd W."
be aiming and said the ozesge- had rne Ar chd NE
after ali Ind cea Tho fra dose thought away nearly p
Of worms one virc had take boxes before sn
passed after the krsi dose when he oo
week She was iersy eaten w
cf the almost miraculous eElcc
-, ~ az
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4 VALUABLE REMEDY.

II TO MEssRs. PEAsE SONS 10 Division sireei-iorr
valuable preparation Horeouud few remarks from my
own cxpr.nce habit of addressing frequently large
meetings, my rendered susceptible of cold o"
scasg life my strength and health gradually denying my
spirits sinking my failing AID faliering fast In TACT
had lost Ill hopes. and fearful r. burstizg boodvce
when your forcheund the had effected rcsed
me- believe took package when every savo7abe yInp
tom disappeared M general health esdcRty Improved ie'
now ereneratcd completely that an freely empowered to speak
and got better Ny appetite IS coed ana
NV general health make please OF tins
certificate whc would be injustice Withhold from the fubc
well as yourself - 80, -, r, >, - p,,
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sssERMAS,s COUGM OFFENCES

dcoSs cd ne
attending hchiy PoPaa: LozeDses "irs; Heredi
be 10 ao,e bad peona 'Ssersa'" Oh INC"
Mr. Henry : Barker, o. troeae-s;reet-
NJ S,cn5eo smith o5 Tsath-strecL
Mr. Charlie. Perkins Il Bo1ery
w. Iobp s;arke.. Cove ncr-street-
D.. ~ Hancock 49, Pearl-.tcee'.
A. n r Msrir t21 Niliara--trce;-
AZ p q ~, G5 Weos,cEs;reet
Ar G; T N,.,ncr- Ca:ei:n- street
Ca c : Benson 2ls Blsccker-s;rce:.
n Hon G. p Mise. corner Heecher and Carmfne-stTees
And Hundred others have been cured CT s+og Colds and
ygb -Lor and oeR h,urs, vixen they mac tried
nrou weeks The Editors of aesry all
City papers have s.ed hen and given ihe testimony IL 'ne
-
Boxcrv; Hale Toa;sc Bsldar, Wal Ne@lg, & Huss-Hs
and G3 Sand = East roa~ay RasA;oa & A.pn
wall Newly rk i39 Fuon: Brooklyn Reddnc
So, pos,ou a27
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HUNTS ,anKCzEANVs' MAGAZINE,
and COiIhLK;LtL REV lew.
p,bl;.bad Nouthl,,S =, pcr gnuuia in advance,

Published Monthly ....sJ per ahhuIa IN ea'an'e'
Fly FRrs NJ ST. EDITOR ii2 FrLro%-sT "
NS Periodical devoted exclusively to the interest, ana want OF
the b.ues, community ms respect dfere IN lie casc-
ter from any TIL. Europe aiehi-
cd ~ be literally and irul, useful work
H. contents embrace connected With Commerce and
poca Economy Biographical Sketches OF merchants,
od T.ay from, Inc abe,t Banking. Navigation Nnuc
, Insurance Trade and hercanls Law Including
the dilsSen courts n tHe United states f
fue,nd form p-t each number together
~ reports OF all Commercial Regulations and Treaties
Tn. ers hsR Magazine =o the repository Stats
,I nato, of Foreign Trade sud Commerce,
rsnkns ETC .e.ted o.ca classified tables
VALUABLE. for present and future reference al9 In
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C45kV.nREy DIE OF WORMS.

S,HERMANS WORM IOZENGES VII es;ircly destroy all kinds
= ruon Of *e. sole yearly i zss,k'e'
Hunter los Sixth ANense M Caste i'4 CO.
and any Py the Ashe FespectabLy use them IN
taeir practice. ,L..o -,
Nj Ierr C4os careacr Sc Fulton curea three oil
his children on box OF Shc~%1 "Fn ozcnG
Sold al the Saroaou-e 10; Nassau street
Acsyrs-Chuch is Bowcry; Rui,cn Aspinwa "a w ilam-
street, 40 eoudvay AID 10 i,;o House Nceey- III heec.'-
,rcs, nad Mrs. Hayes i39 Fptor-s brooklyn a.
S,gEEEWAN:s POOR MANS PLASTER, FOR
- better than anJ oher N o-e
81 whatever price they may be sold for The Pe Man. Plaster "
pais IL any part 81 the y as ven a. ous" " "
hrcaS; also plies, teet.iDs IN chittren
Mr. David Williams old Revolutionary soldier Of Ehza6es-
town " j. Rheumatism by IN les than "a day
after having suffered almost helpless coalition
~ Sold at Churchs IS io"ery Sands
East Broadway Neely 81 Bcecker-st ala News Room N"-
ST. Ncw York; Fnon-stre: Breohiyn Reddng sae-e
RostO
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BRO1DVJY. OPPOSITE ST. PAGL'S Gnu

BROlDWJY OPPOSITE ST PACLS GHURGA
WISCElhe aughabe do and original deneator o. Ssoten
Irish pu rch French Yankee aud otScr characters
Dr. col Animal Magnetism;
eANDERBEK The unrivaied instrument imaors
-all On Evening!
PROGRAMME
Mr. Wiuchel-ISNS OUTS, Landlords and Travellers
Coloquy hungry spg OF the Emerald Isle gouy
oocknev Gregory good apologies good Tor
Mlaic, abl. boz, who is cured
OF singing Travellers who would eat every thing IN
create but HotbHg IN creation To give thcsi
TRIP TO NIAGARA FALLSAn original initiative song by Mr.
the Oldest infant annoyed
DIX Crossing the fery View oil the Fails, punnngi r
osophIca, by q Yankee.
The MENAGERlE-Au original Burea by Mr. W. Snowman;
wonderful gifts .fcoqaenao harangue to the multitude
old elephants lion; old man rri
animated geological concert
Hyuheer Johannes Van
New York cnrs of his son IN the East nde.
cren preeoeiy Of basin'' unsuccessful
uscIc IN Negv-Y York. very rich.
YANKEEISM-Orcinai, BY w Visit o the Museum hak-
pa- pull; h,gs hum Sails first
tempt beau-cachiuc. To be varied each evening.
appear aud beautiful adann GER Air
English ugle and Scotch Bagppes Madame Cander-
bek will preside the Harp.
the above Dr. Coyer will deliver short lee
tare Animal Magnetism, living subject
t.o exhibiting Fancy Glass Working and the Grand Cosrnoamn
performances will commence every this week al
o'clock.
admitted the evening ofthc day Free, order
to enable them " Saloon Entertainments
Adnita.ee all the IS
Children under NJ years o. acc. hnlf-prce a26
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EOXENGEs.-For Fcuae Weak

CHARCOAL LoZENGEs-Fo. the habit of using
Charcoal in milk NJ otherwise
NERVOUS HEADACHE-shermans camphor lozenge viii give
SICK headache e~ns al spirits dc
,pondency. .ntns and p@paton OF the heart 80
IT, itrcc Herald Office d. Hunter &c Sixth Avenue AMI Gap
tain Charles Thompson Ceuaadtsuee satisfy the ncredn-
lou, 81 truth other
SORE NIPPLES from five days by She-'hans "a
plury OIL Refers 10 Prof Bingham, 20 Sp:nG-strcc
Wholesale and retail. al 100 Nasau@trec-
Ac4NTs-Churc Is Bowcry eoTS Of SPrin:-srcet SAM
- E, Eroa way: 225 Hesckcr Rushon A>pm~a
10 4s,o ov.c no Broadway, Wiam Coddngton llnd-
so corner spng-st ae News ROOM Fonitne buiIn Wall
Strco
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IN CzsANCEXY.-BasogE TIE vtcs cu.scsLLos.-ia

IN S7ESSCEHI.-BEEoSE THE Nicr CHASesLLos-i2 the
aatcr petition rheophiia> Baldwin and sa! CoFne
liza l}aidu IN, infants, TO Sc: real estaie
cau,e the subscriber wh Joseph w Bair will
ell :. public ycnduc the Merchants Exchanse N the W OF New
o on the day MAJ ll l. O'Clock Eooa OF tha
DAY. -. H. -,
All dwelling house and lot Of ground known b the
city NeYofA the distance Of nifty @ SIX inches to tas
soarvrd Diyi>on-s,ree. olGded westerly front By Pix
formerly Charlotte street; BY alley leading
a;o noherls the los o land fronting Division
street solo-y Robert Elder;
IN beaJth each i2eI ieur niche and n
!enc: on tx widening al fike-sreei hy-hye feet
win the privilege alley, sare~a! Leading from Last
Groaia Nv rsaro the SAID lot
Dated 3Gth April, ISL.
Y BThe sag premises nay be purchased at private ae Ia
our on th.p M
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~ WALKER. liz Fulton street has jast published handsome
Ie. of the United State. Washington TO arrons lnangn
,on If ,a nicd State, n the Amendments The book is
lcnsab!e to the Statcs.naa asd Politician aad library can be
complete without
Il For ho.e no RAY pu-E:er ha got separate
edition ai: highly ssol Portrait by j. ilapn t ard non
political memoir Of snen;ed President AL lml 3mf
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"a drrtro :
uarrteu:
a, Greenfield April Hon Elias z. FoOte, Amelia l.
Jenkln..
Dicn:

AZ Grccabu.h, April IS, A-:iauij. Wendell aged ~
At Albany, April %. Mrs. Marin DesGien, csed -
Az Youngstown Trunbui Ohio George Todd one OF inc plo-
Ohio formerly Judge ofhe supreme curt
Army during the last eith Great ih ana o'' '''
a Pre.idcn, Jedee OF the Court OF Common Pca-.
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A VALUABLE REMEDY
FOE coz O. ID 6 A ID & ID s.
None mood despair uf.cr reading the following
TRSTI MGNIALS,


on my upgs threatened almost umedae death made use
many cough remedies experiencing relief and was niu-
eed Pea>e liorehound and 1t uodea immediate re-
lief and eney good better than have fer ten
years ana W01' 'S'o''-'"' " 10 F. MEsERvE la Fms,
have Essence Of orchound Candy and have found
= m invaluable medicine purpose which intended
JIINDSEY Pastor OF NJ. f. Church Second St
made raI OF the parcel Horehouni Candy and
bug have taken Afforded any degree OF the relief nave
derived from ycur excellent yet pleasant remedy
X KELLOGG Recent Pastor of NJ. E. Church, Wllett It
No public speaker be without Pease Essence of HoTehod
C,rl, ran ebcer!uily rccvmmc al II. Rev j. Az EMS
late Pastor Of NJ E. ChurcH Haley Church, Newark NJ
or inquire at arja Broad street Newark
w C. Hawcy Croby has also tested The v"'Ge
or Peases Candy.
Elder Knapp has also used fease ho'en''a' ''"s az" ~
mcnd 10 pabi,c speakers
r Crawford Pastor of the Church. 10 Forsyth street
& l rce Meiicated Candy and recommends 10 all those
Whose avoca,.on requires the use Of the voice
Roy Dr. : uckcy, L. Of the NY hstriet has used eae
Candy and a these VINO arc IN nee@ OF It's healing
n.i csraiive qualities
W whitaker Pastor Presbyterian Church cathaFtns
street corner MADISON also bas used and recommends feae
orehound Cssdy 49,,
Rev Griffin Faster OF VI. L. centenary O'"'' ' ~
recommend, Peasc'. Candy.
NuOOPING COUGH.
Parent. in fad good for the TSooppg r1ssh'
,nerrncd have used Peac Horehoand Candy with un-
hotulc
Ayers collector for the Y York Railroad Co in % Second ST.
ucar Sd
M,r,iwer s. Main Brooklyn l.
A T. B,oossoo> IA York street, Drooklsa
r Wehi. los Duaac Il. : Jen"er % Henry 5.
w r Peek CAS- Broadway r H. Thompson i'' Lad'"" i
/, Wb;,ock $50 j. Pat'cn rs Cedar Il
r. H. Lycl : Carroll Place
IN aon c,pon,als have handed ey some oil our NOS
popYar physicians, counseliess cess He'' ana mos
p of eeuutericit> ii Closed on the sabbath
Ru>,,oa & A.ruwal all three stores Bo'uia'
Ann s. cor Broadway; lucsi Co cor OF AHH ana Nassau SIS
-. cor Fulton William Neaee 40 breaa' ay;
%o Elton st prooklyn; s;ss Avenue Cory, is5
sprinr 81 pacs grocer 900 Pearl St. bar Grand - <n''n
paon l26 Broadway Marine a '''Ss and ''A avenue
.,f n5..o street.. and by all respectable srocors'
,|n ont oftt e,-Ziescr = Doek-s' phna9tPna' n,-
dag ta,e.s. Boston, Mass Gurus & Co" Is h'enss
No. n-,ou. robertson GaltmoFe-st Baltimore Nd
ro, I've too ,articua;here are esn'te''i
abroad in abundance GyOu particular to see Ina, sa
m ,e1 pTAsE & son. a. Division street. vi be All on
=, n ,o. peo.e to have it COpysht secured ceun?
merchants wishing this Candy can have lt-' FER e Va ~
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ARRIVED

ship IIelpoa Ellie, 10 days from Havana, with saga &c TO
spoaord. Tneston 4 Co
Sip baa Ma,on IS days I'm HAVE. with mdzc 10 Ris:a'd
Rrque Baker Is days from ssa With wood &c 20 bou
chaud & ThtbaDd , ~
Brsue Etrena Bscc days ro Vera Cruz with specie &c
Sse bsrqe Ama ereeson 81 Gay from Palermo With "'ne
pah raip K,arenburg 40 days fror ST ube VITA si
x Graves. N
Brig Empr~ fra?, :! osys from Al poiui-ee '-
Rris 81 from :. Crcx, parien, win ineassss
Brig Sea Island, Bray, u days from Porto Keo' WIN 49,
Brr Ysla. Eur-c from Havana "h no.@e' &C. 0ue
r. yobsk Pierce Il days jerome, Win ooHc '<c' 10
Roster L Co -. po.,o y euC,-
Brig Washington cGnher- - Gay i''- 49,
Brir Champion Ne5ell from Po au Prince with Coffee
10 W Seinheid. ...- f. 60
remeS r apollo Surge G. day. from RIO Janeiro with coffee
oF ~, Son. II L.. 90
10 FOUL Il Son . m -, F. v,,,.o- y :
VIA Bosto,, with platter, 10 master. ~. :.. r
hbhec@n, Preston II Gays from on 'H i'-Ns' w." ~
nd weed 20 order
rr iIoa, Terry 20 days om Cobambo "i'h "ooo' Ne'
to How ll1d Z, As;int"al!
Brig D1oa fy days I'm 0po with wine TO :" Page Co
Sch N., Kinney, - days from Trinidad dc caoa with moaS
ses 10 Cbai ean I, fonyert.
Sehr IcIc Madgan "A days Havana with sugar sc to
Shr Susan Jane Lpkn II days from Porto Rico win sugar
&c. O Malan&, Kennedy Il Co. a. e.
Sr Delaware s,ocey a days from LaEuoya win e''e &c
Q Ilawland AspinwalL
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~ SEE DR. F. FELIX GoURAUD's ADVERTISEMENT, ON
THE OUTSIDE OF HIS POUDRES SUBTLE FOR UP
ReoTINe HAIR 70 BE HAD ONLY AT q? WALNER-sT.
ONE DOOR FROM BROADWAY.
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OH EsTaRITss1ED BOoT AND sMOE

A \ f. A
" STORE.-WALKfs X FREW respectfully MORN 'hr a
phic. keep the well known stand NO ~
a-h,usbe Boots and SHOE In TN. VIA '
sIcns Roots, ~ per pair. Also Youths Boots
81 so and $40 PEI rai-. ANo ia.e Misses and ln'dreo
uskn Pics Slippers all c and fashions and N
Cs.al- a. -"
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OnvCvyAL CASH TATTORINC EaTAR-

RIGgNAL CASH TAaLOS1NG TAH-
" LISMENT @ BroaAN American HotcL- had long been
subject of complain, c habit paysg ready
that they taxed for Others dshnqnen-
adherence Cash sales through "hseh the
satisfaction and offering induce
rsrnts o,hsr>, coId alone be accomplished
The subscriber large OF and
spn: which oicr'd for the Inspection
Of tho PusXc that the style aud finish
gic house tho trade whilst the reduced
fa 10 ofIer inducements purchasers
city requiring garments would d wen +" call be-
;orc purchasing eew Lere WIN. T. JENNINGS, Agent
a.s If Late Lynds Jennings
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PEEnTUM PATENT BEDsT EA sr,s. :,

SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS NOW IN GSE~-J. HEWITT re-
- .reciul the Public ne conitnues to
hi, Patent Sr Durability and oneh-
No 20 udsoos;rect, ChaHoers moe
Bedtead earnestly nNed
e, cali and essnue tue the and the with winch
put and taken down sot eTnas an! hei-Ae ne
ayays happy both those who sl-A to paease -
those 40 DO bet lie aundret Of OR most reseese
citizens " ;eScd !; by -. -,
II; 800, L. n.I;1 a22 6p
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r fcr Garments OF the first quality
gI d. made. Broadway American Hotel The ,aIne WI be
found Gze and Strangers who IN cases oil
emergency require fc; articles VIM l. JENNINGS
nol Late I.yudc II Jennings.
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CaRPETENG.

CARPE
~ TIIOLEsALE AND RETAIL CARPET AMP FLOOR 10TH
w WAREHOUSE No. - East Broadway, extending hTo.sh
sad fronting pyi.on-.;ree between CatbarHe and Mar
Sct-stFeet-. New-Eorh.
The subscribers removed from ;h cid .tan1 20 r h
:hc public Is .sy of Eas Scotch ARD
irerican Car7si- Ensli-h Brussels nree M
superfne and in. errn Also paIn,k Tvle and Fgsre1 Han
and sar Cspe;inr widths and color, Nann t,o
Mating white and coo-cG Tr:ed Imperial Brussels ans ~ ton
Hearth Piano Stand Covers Stand Mat cured
Bars Painted FoorCoih- Paeai Painted !"or
OCIo from tyo 70 without calsu
Steamboats, ships Large Public and Private
Rooms nd
The abo, good, are 10th OF quality and
equal not superior 10 ant IN inc cry
T-y have l,.a ordered the TRADE, and cannot but
pursuit # elegant arcie-a=d tue aa'e
sell them reasonable pric's - --,r
B-The kep; open through hc evening I" as
sa wih consult their taste by -a
Rooms viii be measured and the good. gatuitou ms lw
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TIME Subscriber having opened the y Rowcy fashion,
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CaTUEEOOD will dcvsr Lectures at the SnyVcsaia
Institute on American Antiquities. These Lectures VIII comprise
the results late uslcy company win Dir. stephens
,ou OF the Ruins Of CopaH. Quiri:na Santa Crez DEL
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illustrated hy accurate OF Temples, Palaces schp"feu
Figures aud pblcts, showing advancement IN te art o
generally existed anon. tie ab-rieincS M Ah
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nrs and casti. tablet OF croglphcs at flehqe WI"
" exhibited. 49,, NJ, S,onh.. ,r,;.b
An Will be delivered by NJ stephens "nN
DO ase ~; Monday evening" May g. Mr. Catharwood> &C
WI LII Cl,o,y ON "Wednesday evening, 9TH, ard Friday cven"s
eth May. -o ~ /, ,l 81, ,o hoo, ..orce Of B,rt-
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