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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-08-20

Proof Of Chilled COuntry.-The
writer Of modern book Of travels, re-
lating the particulars Of his being cast
away, thus concludes: "Alter having
walked eleven hours, without tracing
the print OF human foot, to my great
comfort and delight, ! saw man hang
ing upon a gibbet; my pleasure at this
cheering prospect was lnexpressibIe, for
il convinced me that was in civil zed
country, there being no such thing among
savages."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-08-20
A COLUMN OLE FACTS.

y
100 lbs. at Paris latitude 49) weighs
l00,3083, At London, Oat.5l31,) 1OO,-
$685. and at lat. 7O,100, 1919. 1870 lbs. at
the equator would be 1871 at the poles.
The English standard of weights is
the cubic inch Of distilled water, weigh,
ing 252,458 grains in the air; and 252,
722 in vacuum.
Henry Ill directed that an ounce should
be $40 dry grains of wheat; IL ounces a
pound; 8 lbs a gallon, and gallons a
bushel.
A legal stone is IA lbs or the eighth of
cwt in England, and Is lbs in Holland
The fathom, 6 feet, is derived from
the height of a full grown man. A hand
in horse measure is inches.
An Irish mile is 224O yards; Scotch
mile is 1884 yards; an English or stat>
ute mile, 1850 yds. German, 1906; Tur-
kish, 1926.
An acre is 1910 square yards, or 50
yards, foot, 81 inches each way. A
square mile, 1850 yards each way, con.
talnS O4O acres,
At s per cent. interest, money doubles
in IA years; at Z! in 7! years; and at
10 per cent in z years.
The Christian era was first used in
counting time, at Rome in 527; adopted
in France, in $50, in Spain, in 1850; and
in Portugal, 14lO. The early christians
dated from the accession of Dioclesian,
in 284
The Persians give Names to every day
in the month just as we give them to the
days OF the week,
A man with an augur exerts force
of 100 lbs; with screwdriver, Of "a
lbs; with windIass, 60 lbs; hand plane,
so; hand saw, SO lbs.
Most authorities rate one horse as e.
quail to five men, some at six, and the
French at 7.
Locks have been made with "a move,
able wards, so as to spell any word, and
no key will open them but the one ad-
lusted to that word.
A man is taller in the morning than at .
night, to the extent Of half an inch or
more, owing to the relaxation of the
carriages.
The Esquimaux attain the height Of
but feet inches, and the Mougol Tar
tars but feet 0 inches.
The human body consists Of 240
bones, kinds of ariculations or Jennings,
100 carriages or lgaments, 400 muscles
or tendons, and 100 nerves, besides
blood, arteries, veins, &c.
Animals are vegetables with a case for
soil and their roots turned inward to the
soil. BY repenishing the soil in the
stomach, and expeIIng that which has
lost its power Of sustenance, the animal
is independent Of locality, and locomotive.
Riley asserts that Arabs in the desert,
live 200 years.
Jeffrey Hudson, tho dwarf, was but 10
inches high until he was 80 years OF
age, and then he rose to 80 inches
Bebe, the Pole, was only SO inches at his
death, aged %.
L IlC IOOL VI u NUluOoO lS''Ah'N5 ''Olh
he heel to the great toe, is only Tour
inches long
Total abstinence from food above sew
en- days is fatal 10 man, but there are in
stances Of surviving after a longer po'
riod. A religious fanatic, in 1888, de-
termined TO fast 40 days, but died on
the 10Th.
In marching, soldiers take 70 steps
per minute; quick marching lO8; and in
50 steps
The Hindoes have the art of person
ting death, so as to deceive able sur
geons.
An elephant bred 10 war stands hrm
against a volley Of muskelry, and 30
bullets in the flesh will not kill HIM
Fish are drawn towards a tight; they
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-08-20
From the Philadelphia Enquirer.
HENRY CLAY.

AN EPIGRAM.)
When first creation rose to light,
Each object took its name:
The designations all were right,
From God himself they came.
Then man, the nobIest work, stood
forth,
Gods image to disclose,
Adam his name, which means the earth,
From whence his form arose.
And still the image may be seen,
In one as pure as day,
And Nature, when she made him Man,
Impressed the name of CLAY.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-03

Ia avery becoming spirit, inyokes the wis
dom anu patriotism Of Congress TO mould
tho scheme, so as 10 suit lis own views OF
what is necessary and proper in its organi.
cation. He particularly urges upon Con.
greSs 10 "take from the Chief Execu.
tive Magistrate, by any and all constitution.
al means, a controlling power over ihe
public Treasury" and II, in the plan pro,
posed, "ihat separation is no, as complete
as they may desire" he invokes them to
make II so. 10 the same spirit the Score
tary Of the Trsasury presents his plan as
one which will stand in need of /" modl6ca.
lions, and a careful revision by the TWO
Houses of the Legislature. And yet in
anticipation of all notifications and amend.
menis, gentlemen IN this body, distinguish,
ed political leaders, 10 the zeal OF au appar.
emily predetermined opposition, rise on
mere motion of reference, and one ofthem,
indeed, Mr.. Benion) as soon as the Pre-
sident's Message is read, and denounce the
whole scheme both in its principles and its
details. | rejoice, sir, IN the contrast 10
uiS pIoCCOuIef WulSu Has OeeU eAhiOiteu ul
the attitude Of gentlemen on this SIDE of The
House. Whatever sentiments of dissa,is
faction they may be supposed to entertain
10 regard 20 the past, they have exhibited
no temper Of eager condemnation of what
is now proposed. They are wiling to
consider the Suggestions of the Admiustra
ton in spirit of candor, and to make out
Of them, it possible, something for ibe good
of the country. This is the spin, which
the condition of the country demands, and
gentlemen wi yet find, if mistake not,
that 1t is the spri, of the American People
Of all parties. They demand, in The pre-
sence ofthe difficulties and embarrassaenls
which afflicted the country, that there shall
be truce 20 the bitter strife of party, that
an exclusive and overweeuing attachment
to favorlte systems shall be land aside, aud
that az honest and sincere effort shall be
made to find, if possible, some common
ground 90 which the great interest of The
country, so long the sport Of party contests,
may be placed, for season at least, in SO.
curity ard repose.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-03

qnid unirersiidi dtbefar, sieetli, a.
befur nee qaod debst unirersitos ~ 4
debem. Angel & Ames on Corn as
The earlies, case IN print ferolted !. =.
Books, is TO be found in 2 I.e,jnz's ,
237, having been decided IN ;]0lL a.
III. II IS there reported in The nan
Edmunds rs. Efown u 'fliliard =
plaintiff sued the defendants on on o,,i
iion of $500. The defendants plead
est factum, and on the evidence. II ann
that the defendants were two Of tbe I.
cipal IS the company Of Woocmoda'
lately dissolred, and that The money
borrowed in the name Of The COM,
and the obligation sealed in the co,nn,r,
name, and with their seal and The gep.
darts, as uSial, set their names 10 No \
legation, but the obligation was Nor.z
uairersi per p'9ssntes nos masiarahn
guardianOs, dc, del company De n
mopgers tno-l, dc. And the olJio,t
was endorsed with iigillat et delite5o, ]
pTGStafiG, &c. and altestcd. And nov i
II
company being dissolved, the planliT b,1
the action against the defendants ip,,,
ing to charge them in their own ligb,
But il was ruled by the Chief gux,,s
Nisi Prius, at Guildhall, that he could !,
do so, sc. whereupon lie pIainlaT VI
non-auliod. Aud il is.now the souIed .
IN this State, as maintained by Ibis II.
f" that when corporation is dissolved /,
less the Legislature has otherwise drs,
cd, the real property, which had beloose|
TO IT and remains undisposed OF, re,cr, !
tho donor or grantor-ihe personal proR,]
ly. as having no owner, goes 10 the sa,
reign for tho benefit Of the public
closes IN action, such as debts, &c. bscor
extinct, because there is then no one "a I |
wand the money, &c"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-03

Blood ! Blood Blood Most of our
readers will remember that, in April last
a Mr. Aston, Of Tallahassee, challenged
Gen. Reed, Of Florida. They fought,
and the General shot him. Willis AL.
ston, brother of the deceased, and tho
General had a rencontrc subsequently,
and a second one, when the former shot
the latter. lie since went to Texas. PR.
'vate letters received in New Orleans state
that nc has had further difficulties there.
which ended in his taking the life Of ano,h.
er and IN his own life being taken.
We hear that he arrived in the neigh.
borhood Of Brazoria about the 10Th Of 10.
vcmbcr; that about six or eight miles from
the town, 10 the woods he met with DIR.
John Mcneil Stewart that an alteration
arose between them relative to friend or
Mr.. Stewart, both being armed that Al.
ston drew his knife to stab him, but Stew.
art, perceiving his intention. fred three
shots at him with one Of Colts pistols :.
that Aston, though severely wounded, fir.
cd rifle and shotgun at his opponent.
which instantly killed him.
A memorandum from Thomas +. Nc.
hcnna, Of Galveston, on the back Of ono
OF the letters, states that Aston was ar
rested, taken out and shot by the citizens
Of observation-disclosures.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-03
AN ArrEAL FRoM MIssIssIrl

AN APrEAL FROM MISSISSIPPI
The following appeared original, /
the Suihron, a paper printed at lacks.
ii lSss.
TO the Editors Of ne National I7itn,ea,
cer, United States Ga=eiic, Ltuisu,ll
PS6iic Advertiser, Richmond Hais,
al.--GREETrSG.
IIl,rcas i, IS in evidence thai you. d
each Of you, together with almost aH al
err editors 10 the Contederacy, are II 4
weekly habl, OF lasishing upon tho ea.-
population Of Mississippi the most de,d
mental epiihets, such as i'rauduleaf
" dishonest, " rognish," &c. sc. .is
kaotr ye, dat, whatever, may be tho ca
acier and feelings Of certain iudirisueI
IN this Commonwealth, ihcro is larsc i
norifs Of voters here, constituting an 4,
semblugc II near serenttta fhonsond, d
are not obnoAisus 70 your Tcproofs. IA
Wig party Of NisSissipp,. be il known
all the world, stood up maaially at The "a
election, IN defence Of the honor Of d
State, and used every effort TO prevent d
dlsgracelul result that has been rcallzsI
Although living IN Mississippi, ,hose o.
arc really no more responsible to the vt,I
for the moral degradation that has faE1
opou the State, than arc the indienan. /
habliants Of the other States. And a
such Is the character OF the denunciaa
from abroad. that all IississiJpiGni 4
branded with bad filth aud dishonest 1
We think that sheer .jssaee demand.
all editors who have abused Misses
ar who contemplate abusing Der in fuel
shoald so quality their language as to 4
elude from censurc the class Of yoler
which we belong, We wish all the uo-
TO know ieho 1t is that has broupb, i
disgrace upon sovereign member Of a
Csniedoricy. We think il Is the riybt
the Wing party TO be forever cxccplc,l /
Of these wholesale dcnunciations. vi
are, therefore, gentlemen, really ii sar|
es'' when ne beg you to lose no time
giving lhls explanation to Your nuIpcr-
readers. When a whole State is thus
nounced, those who do not understand
history Of enil.bondism will wronc5
blend the 'anoceai with the guilty. Trl.
The Wings Of Mississippi fecl--lccl
position Of moral degradation 4
which thor beloved State las been
duced BY Locsfocuism. True, they |
that the nano BY which this falisa aEs1
IS designated will henccforth be NaofrI
nous with fraud, however proud aad 1
Fiable II may once have becn. Yet, a
have not done this thing or hands d
Dot solled with this dlssrgcclul wo,I
Our garments are not soiled b. the moi
pollution OF wrongins meR out of the sal
hey loaned us ~ time Of urcd. Oh
iolce was raised against this proceeding
Inr arm was raised in defence of the hoG
" Of the State. We we're cloyen dow
n our position by the superior numbers
'dr enemies. Shall we, then, Tho Wh.|
'ariy of sllssissipPi,) be hcrdcd in con.
aon mass, with those who uphold the o..
! bond fdgi
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-03

Fraud ~ Cotton. Ono Of the bascsl a.
ten'p's at fraud, in the packing Of Cotton,
has Just been detected here, aud complete
~ frustrated, TO the great loss of the rar.
y who attempted it.
Five bales Of Cotton, from Nash Com.
~, \. c., weighing / 1853 pounds, weO
sold at ~ cents, ancan.ing to Sl55 6-'
but Il was discovered that they were pac,
cd with water, and quantity Of seed and
trash dispersed among the cotton. An oy-
animation was made by persons called IN
to appraise their value. and, at hboml
estimate, the whole was valued ut s6g
10. Thus, instead of cheating the pur@
chaser, the party has cheated himself, q
herself, Of 500 or $40.
II the owner Of the Cotton was NOT sf',
ted to be female, twho may be presumed
Innocent,) the name would be published,
as II will he in any similar ease thai may
be detectcd.--P Petersburg fRtcii.
Large Papcrs.-A friend remarked %
US the other day, that tho present great
rage throughout the country for issuing
largo papers, reminded him Of commoo
error N iarmIng--aitempting to cultivate
great bodies of land without improving
any. The remark struck US at the time
as fall OF meaning. With very few ex'
ceptions, the mammoth papers Of the couf'
Try contain but little that is really instrac'
i've and useful 10 the mass Of the peoPo
their greatest recommendation is thcE
zr.--bishiand Messeagcr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25

sterling Exchange We quote al ! y. end FraSc' 3
with ,Ome sales
There is rather doing inland bills to-day, but
there 4. material change IN Quotations.
Treasury Notes par and pTes,um.
The I rsIesmshs Bank has declared dividend Of per
cent payable July s.
The Aisnuc Insurance Company Lave declared d''i'
den1 Of - per payable the Soth n, The reason
for this q dividend the necessity 10 distribute the la
surplus which the Company have lmulaed preparatory
their rsorgsn for insurance the mutual pm
ople Phc present, Company have been very successful
in their bu,nes. having divided ssce their formation b.
1879 Z per cent month A. the nt~ a'ooa-
ton 70 be conducted under the management TIE same
executive officers and directors the number OF the latter
ing increased by The addition OF several well known and
responsible buNness of the city, its matter OF rta
sonabe erpec aiion tbs, the aair. Of the Institution will be
A nty conducted those Of it, predecessor, and that
VIII possess in Ike manner the estimation and oo1l
dence OF the community.
1t expected thai the Ohio Lie Insurance and Trust Co.
will declare he' s.msnnus dividend Oh the ffst Monday
Of July. Ii is certain that the following States pay
their interest lat fully, viz NewYors, Na"schu'eu'
Maine Marylans Virginia, South Carolina, Alabama Lou
i.ians Missouri. kenuchy Tennessee, Ohio. 30 we have
all repudia ted.
The Cashier Of the Bank of Illinois al shawneeio"n, was
=, ST Louis tic 18th He stated positively that he
bank would resume specie payments ~ the l'lh ana eA
pressed his entire confidence us ability 10 mautan the
resumpon.
The arrangement between tee banks Of NewOfeans was
not entirely -et,d the 18th instant The Cos'"
dated Association security for her circulation, amount
ing II AN. COS has the follow ing sssets, viz;
Bonds bearing per cent interest @
Real Estate, worth, at low valuation.
Mortgage % property of twice the anOun''.'''.. o'VO
Total 900
ne Bulle,n states that th. contemplated arrangement,
had already .xcr,sd beneficial shnencc upon the money
ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
COUGHS. Asthma. Splitting Of Blood
II 4

From Atkinson Ptl ififll.ll fNfhiH- i''
PHLAUILrIlA. Aug H. 1888
M .f,ins,n-Dcar -: \ lew wces' sso n',i,gd -
vow paper account OF he ,uTr1s eh.et 81 1-l ~
Catminalyc restoring great number Oh pt''ri' wa
board Of Mississippi steamboat 10 perfect hesth Nhi
were al, cied hy violent Bowel Compliant. va 20
10 Sc YOU notice IL 81, hIudiy' you may - aI'te . y
.rv,. ,be ura- bestowed upon L. The brneht have =.
ceyrd frsu hi> incidence more e'peciaS az CIV,
induces me ny case 70 you "r Tue briti' "' 80
bo are ,bctcd in the way. II ha' been my m''i'
tunr ,ir to suder Cough snd ANbmaSH oPIi -,
,nn for more than half a century. When ,'"tl ~ W.
American camp IN 1888 h many ,hcs lo"ns 10 gi.d'
eXvo.urcD Lsi violent attack % d..Nr ID H' ,u"-' N
.iL | "a Al, disabled from i,y Tor long time since ihdi
period uuli recently, hav, nrver beeaifee from ,psn
cough and iihicui,s o sT,ahing Year "'l va, t -.
eNprctorated over gl IA, oitn much more NI
-. -, ,.a with blood. Fos mouths ioscucr. nsl aiirf
night h.yc had To- 1T or be- ho'icri Up u o",.'n y
breath TIE weakrr's or debility caused 10y ,u'u i,
on death II Aa, been matter OF a'suhmen u ny -
" and i-icnl, tia, an heFc To- write ~ 10 yot nav
t q, Mimi rlv.-ln. o. attend me. and every ihins ,t
that va. th0us.i likely 10 eve relief without any
rhtcL LIT winter bad auph-, W 'e,eie ''.A M
da,riat of the lunr.. which fully expected "luIH "
ih- la, th,n considered my cr>e a. pas the sid =, I''i
cin, when "a, persuaded 70 call = Dr. JaNr w" we
- 49,. nom NV bed: hui lhe cough ani wlecL1s
w,srtd me day cni night liz advised me I" -. W
,.rtoraui d.d wl'h ,ion2 !oIf tdi II ~ -.
- Of nv oua nlanc-, of fsf 90. d>easr, Il he iuHa'
!, ';,b, :, ,a. mits,c my suteuu.s. N.cl 'ay nov
"ratieI EEL II ~. eicciualy .nrri mo- Is ~"
aum-nced waking i 100 ~ i s -, ,,,,,n h-.
o,n ~ ire, he wth free ION wv expo l'ra'.n -
a.d my c'l,n 'nl'' Ne han lave Tor th.
~, wears Lat summer SPIT g.A o''I q" I" "
now thank God All perirct' c1f'- ~ ~, 80 ' ID =
f,fns so long and nndns IT Ia, s1eh ssi. ...,' j. S
-. ,r1coraa I, | feel auN.ou, 10 inform NY ''.N
,s ~ 70 re,.ef ay hr hat. l. YOU tinA III "'it-N
=, H. ~ your psufr YOU wifi oiu-, IN. 10y ioiciA. =
y" Nicholas ii tkliI-. sen, Loianafa>I
NJ HI; bs. i.n- been a worthy member ~ n'lrNe 4
~ s h. 80. Ranii,i crur-f n th. city, AMI .nt.ci
CONFIDENCE NAV be- placed 10 his assertions ,. ,,,
Person. arc inv,e 10 cad and see hu and SATISFY '''
,...-..... l., B., ,,hni.,,le and
,.,aI nj A BSD. SANDS, Drug. - - u, ui,o','
a. soit by DAVID SANS Co. NJ - - "a
~ ~ Market 81: Abraham Is. SANS CO - pa , =
Wv corner OF Challncr.,i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
HlIIE HEALTH OF TiE CITY.

Il NJ Bennfit the Cholera Is IN TIE CITY. "h'ln
or he go or pot reaAy uHah.e 10 say OF my o"n
know ledge and have other authority tor than toe Ell
tor O the Neu-Nork Herald H. however, the shoeia be
m the city, or any other affection OF local or general Guar
acler there will be danger Of injury 10 to>r VINO
have The good sense to Brandrcihs flAt Itsrha'
lv and Branlreih', External Remedy extern .ity--
Even cases OF ciolc and sudden attacks ~ dyeatr
ry are Immediately removed by rubbing the abdomen i'h
he Inimen Of Dr. Brandreh. and Icmgsntiy cared 10y
a Go-s. OF his Vegetable niNcrsa! rus ".h 'P
cept,i,y dsper.e from the hnsy he mofbhc conus from
lin, Internal parts which have produced the dscd~t NM
whcs it allowed to remain would have atendehoE ~ "0'
cssnn the most fearful accident, To c general 80 ID
Brsnireihs Pl!> sold Al q cents r box WIN lu ut
roetos aud the External Remedy 10 note' al y cci ~
DR. Br.ntr.th PRINCIPAL Ofire. Z3l Broadway, bei.een
Park Place and MuraN dfcei; Bo~eJ once 20 DOW
Or, lrqi Nuds,n street. 10 second ~
nYu,artE-Dr Enandrcti,. once IN the Bswery . ga
y - II
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Markets..

ASUEs-sae. $50 bbls Pots n, s. 81 and ~ Pearls Al
6.i Pearls has seen made, supposed sl re-
ductioa upsn that rate , ,;,
COT rO\.-1he sales yesterday were large 'eo0""-
nearly 1000 hass -, ..ooa... mn,
FL0IR-A sale OF 500 bbls good brand Sene',e way
a, ,hat ratr but cannot find H. From the East lhe desu
IS limited We quote Genesee y 81; 81; ONO hahoJp
OF ono l.hoop from store vas made at 10 souhrrn
very inactive. ,;,- .,,,,li.i and II,
dull Small Northern White Corn 81 o.
crnts es,ure and New ORGANS at SIC, weight oau ~
4Oc. RYE scarce nosinally 62. a65c.
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ID ED

Ga 1hBnisy evening, ~ quarter rar ocl1c., a'ter
short severe Illness, Deacon "li.m Church 70 ihc y.
year of h. eye.
The friends Of lie am y and member. u the Bari :
Churches generally ar. nsi"i % aiiss is funeral H..
aftS Hth0ut further slfi-r H. rerIa W he taken
from h. late re'.eace No = Hudson ''rr.t ns Bap
Tt Church Mar4Ju-ai-.ireei ~ D. D1ub4nl ,ssr-
tie i1ner,l 'e~vce ~ he pcr07nel - commence a!
o'clock p-"c.,~y.
On FRIDAY, Jane g. Thomas Mn-l, in'sn; .on Of Josa
and Caroline Cony-r
fl invited q. attend ITO f-.rs f, srruoon al OcocA-
rom No = Narlon-Vre,'.
81 Glen Cove, l. I. Jun Il. D. Thomas CARVE s-ei
-, native OF the c.ty ri Perth, 30 scotland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25

CLEARED NksrEREAr-
Shin C,riek. skiddv, Liverpool, Edward Collins
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~ Corporntion NOiiCe.-PuLIi

~ 81, oi Property ior unpaid TaNes viii tshe
,re At public Auction, the City Nall OF the Gay oi Ne"
Snrk on TusIay the 10th day of July next al IL ciooh
nm and e continued from day 10 day until the "hoe OF
.a roperlv shall be sold. and that The detailed statement
of the faxes and property to be sold published ~ u
New Era, newspaper printed ana pum,n.o .tTu' "
New-lOIk , 1870 "a ,'n,.air
Comptroller. Office, April Su, 1872 C"npUoher
n28 law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25

u 10 Iraveiers.-tieutesneu v1sIirg THIS Cgy
respectfully IN Tea To stop al tn- GRAHAM Hot -. j
y-sueft where quiet home pleasant reuH, ci-as
Del, wholesome io1d snd sphere imprisoned by
dioooi or tobacco, await TIER acceptance Tose ho BE-
~ slssip~ 70 isC ~ div temperate ana purely
'rErLahlc v "hol seTere ynvalon requested 20
give one tla H.. house Ve-y c0nveicu o. IT, busl-
~ - part oi tie City AMI 20 all t.- Sieanbnst Land
terms nod'rre~ ''ertiemeH visiting the City Hit pan
81 th-if Faics vi Ind ,uch home vastly .sr.ca-
bF ssn HOie. Shower Da.-s zoe. mi 4
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SECOND BOARD.


There was quite ar amount Of business dose al liz
stock Board to-day, principally III Harlem ol wich about
1850 shares sold. opening l7l 10 $40 closing al T.
decline Of per cent D-sssre and HUDSON improved .;
Long Island J. Bank Of Commerce scrip iell of Psrn
ers Lc,1 Mohawk l.
TIE sale, Of State stocks lot 7ery large, sni tie
we.e lover in some case, StAe s1e declined l.
nOs Bond, !: n.iana / per cent
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CIIEAP Croekery Stole-lOO Bowery.

X b,iwesn Hester and Grand ''rceis-whefe vi. o.
found one Of iic largest and hssi assorted stocks he cry
comprising Every >iye and quality OF China lea sad u
~srr. white agd printed Stone DO 10, cut pam an
pt .s.d Gli Hall Astral and Nautc Lamps Grsndplcs
tu.I., Hr tn.fors. &. ir2l inls
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Passengers Arrived

Ih the ship Mississippi, rom New Orlea,n,nI's LN
rood Nh, OOH Nj Br Buguam and lazy, MI fhIP'' !"
Kcnnray Mr. Rushwerm and 90 III the slrcratc , - .
In lhe ship Iade pendence from L'eIpoo-M - a.
and Mr. A lovefly, Mr q Adams, Mr "o4's|Io"'
l.ay and children, ald $50 in the 'ieerage'
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- Rounu I'VE RaisaIn.

Infanrd eye, tytids, are saItY N" - - -, -.
~ .ca,on ot ihl> valuable Ba>am II l. ihe u's' ft-
% d,er discovered for any disease OF NE eye rroe -
cent, Sold bv DAVID SANDS L Go. - ra,l pio'u""!
49, Market Il: ~ l. 100 Fultor 81. ard rs Broad"ay'
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w l0w.-rhe subscriber ~ selling al descriptions OF
gold and silver lever anchor eScdpemenL epne and verge
Matches ID auond kiGe, Pms, Gold Pencils. KEYS, Sc Al
retail, lower than any eLer place m the city 6olc
Wa .ht< 30 10 20 dollars each. Waiches and Jew
elfy exchanged or bought
Al watches warranted T. keep good tune 90 We so2e)
returned =. ALi-rN
Importer OF Watches andJcwery, whcs- aud retail, 81
N al ~r.s, mn .f.irS