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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

1T Families. children, ladies' sc. will remember thai
snlrndd ans extraordinary performances take place at the
American Museum al O'clock this alerpeoo.
u See Dr.. Thcmsons Film Report OF Cores Of Rheuna,
ism on Sd page. niqst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

% tEhe house Of Judge Jones of Philadelphia
was broken open on Wednesday night by three
ruflians who went up stairs towards the bed-cham-
Der of the Judge. Judge Jones armed himself
with q loaded whip and went to meet them. When
upon the stairway he saw that there were three
OF them--ope armed with a musket, and the other
two with clubs. He rushed upon them, knocked
one down, was Frustrated BY blow from another,
bat succeeded in making his escape out at win.
dow When he returned the villains had gone
but one of them was afterwards arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

- Mr.. WILLIAM MILLER, who has been lee
turing in this city on the Second Coming of Christ
at hand, is announced for this evening at New
Haven, CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

LECTURES OF THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
The introductory lecture to the winter course of
this worthy institution was delivered at No. -
Chambers-street by joins B. ScoLEs, Esq, Of thi.
City before very large and respectable audience.
The subjectupon which he spoke was the exercis ;,
devclopement and direction Of tho intellectual fac
ulties OF the motives 10 Intellectual exertion and
effort he took broad and interesting view, desert
ing, on the one hand, the impulses of self.advance
ment, passion for admra,ionand love Of gain without
any serious regard TO the great object Of existence
and on The other that which a properly balanced
mind derives fcom the plilanthropic principle
of public utility. He then edvcrted TO the Me-
chanc Arts, their relation to philosophical truth
their influence on the moral and physical condition
Of society and their tendency to the development
OF National greatness. Thi, Lecture was very fe
Iicitous, and afforded much pleasure. Hon. j L.
OSULLlvAS delivers the next of the course
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% We heard yesterday Of man who came
300 miles, from Ncw-Hampshire, for the express
purpose of Witnessing the execution of Colt. The
officers very properly declined 10 crafty his brutal
appetite, and refused him permission to enter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

% The planet Venus was distinctly visible yes.
terday from o'clock P. Nj. to its setting-even
when the sun was shining very brightly-owing
doubtless 10 the unusual purity of The atmosphere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

DELawARg.-The official returns Of the late
Election show the following result:
CosGREss-ls42 FKssIpEsT-,io CoSGREss-'55
Co.'S. Rodney, ". Jcnc. L. HaE. V. b. Wing. Loco
Kent l46G 1916 1898 1896 1920 1854
Newcastle 1924 2425 1921 219s 1904 1918
Sussex l767 1859 2053 1898 1875 1899
Total. 5l67 5456 1867 1874 1899 445l
Majority. Wing Harrison ,O93. V. Buren, 50.
The new Legislature stands-Senate Loco, 7
Wing; House Loco ID Wing: Wing majority
u on Joint Ballot No L. S. Senator TO be chosen.
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a MAYOR TURNED CousrERFElrER.-It is said
that Samuel 6. Trowbridge, who, with others, has
been arrested and imprisoned at Little Rock, Ark.
for robbery and counterieiting on a large scale.
was recently Mayor of that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

[J7 In announcing the election OF CHARLES g.
A1HERroS to the y. 5. Senate from NewHemp
shire, we thought proper to state the feet that he
is a man of bad moral character. For that state
ment we are assaed with volley of ferocious
abuse by the Boston Post Concord Patriot, Ben
Nets Herald, and one two conservators Of the
public morals aud of the decences OF newspaper
discussion, of the same order. They welcome
to pursue the course they have chosen, while ne
also shall discharge what we believe our duty
Our assertion with regard to Athertons moral
character was made on evidence which we have
no reason TO doub: We believe it would be con-
frmed by an appeal to the townsmen of Alhertou
of all parties.
The Concord Patriot undertakes to clear Mr.
Anterior by direct falsehood. 1t asserts that The
Tribune has g an infamous habit of vifying every
prominent Democrat There can be no grosser
lie than this. For years we have been ardentiy
opposed to Gen. Jackson, John C. Calhoun, Mar.
tin Van Buren,, Il. NJ. Johnson. James Buchanan,
Levi Woodbury., and VIM. L. Marcy, yet we defy
any man to point out word we have ever said
against the private character of either Who are
prominent Democrats (in the Patriots sense of
the term if these are not?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

% Michael Kelly was drowned at Savannah on
the 18th by the capsizing os boat from which he
was fishing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19
Tke Last scene.

Yesterday Colt, the convicted murderer of Sam
rel Adams. was sentenced to be hung but he
chose 70 take upon himself the Office of execution
sr and rushed into eternity BY staining his aon
with crime as black that which Brought up
on him the fate he so desperately sought to shun.
Preparations fos his execution we7s made at an
earlg hour IN The morning messenger had gene
TO Albany with an application to the Chancellor to
review ais decision and allow writ of error; BY
the morning boat be returned with the following
decisive letter addressed to the Sheriff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

NATIosAL CosvENrloN.-Tha Loco-Fecos of
Tennessee propose National Convention of the
party al Baltimore on the fourth Monday of No
vember l843; bu; the Globe demurs, and propo-
ses May, 1874. This latter suggestion will doubt
less be adopted. 1t is policy to keep John TYLER
cheated 70 the last moment possible.
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the 18th by the capszing os boa, from which he
was fishing.
u The New-XOrk Weekly Tribune fer the
present week coLlains Gen. HAMLToSs LETTER to tn.
Hon. JoHS C. CALHOUN the condition OF American Credit
in Europe, and the indispensable necessity Of doing some
thing meet the alarming crisis Two Lectures OF Dr. j.
Augustine Smith Geologyi Editorials the State Of
NewYork, the Result OF the Election, the Effect OF the
Tariff hc. &c. ac Governor Stewards Opinion in The Case
OF John c. Colt; Boston Correspondence Balimore and
Ohio Railroad; Five Days poem OF truth The Fart
ing Tale, from The Knickerbocker; Several columns OF
original and selected matter, embracing all The news and
of the week; Election Returns from all tie Counties
in the Sale coapsate List of the Senator'S and rmbers
of Assembly composing the next Legislature Of this state
full and complete Report OF the transactions Of the week
in Ashes Flour Grain Provisions &c; Money Market and
Wholesale Prices, and Stock Table. &c
~ The WEEKLY TR1BraE is one of the largest New
papers printed in the United States containing 10 columns
of closely printed matter Price g. cen, or 81 year.
GREELEY 4 McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, 100 Nassau.ss1et.
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Price Two Cents,

her 'troth" was being "plighied" by another The
father of the lady Immediately brings suit against
the minister CRev. M Bryan) for The penalty of
the State law for marrying minors, ECO sterling.
week elaIsss, after deal of excitement and the
father prudently makes the best of hard case and
wllhdraws the suit This cuts young lawyer jus,
from his apprenticeship ont of his first case-his
maiden one any way you take il. Ii is misfor-
tune that fiedgellns Just ready TO fly Should have
his wings clipped so unceremoniously and The
fees too, bless me what pity for such suits being
generally brought for vengeance" papas can afford
to be liberal with the damages.
There is strong gulf stream blowing at present
IN the law line. The Hon. F. r. Skunk, late Sc
cretary of State, of whom | have spoken in for
mer letter from the interior, has removed TO this
place from Harrisburg and formed partnership
WIN another ex-secretary, James Fndey, ESQ
MT skunk, 1t rs said, is looking forward to the helm
OF succession to Gov. Porter. Several superseded
judges from the eastern part of the State will soon
remove to this city; this will make the "mipuow
triton" stand about
Our mechanics are about commencing the new
iron steamer, ordered by Congress for the Lakes
and depend upon ii We'll show you ''touch of our
quality" in that line.
Our hotels are doing a fine business, especially
the 'Monongahela," the Exchange" and the
three streets, and is the point of landing from the
National Road by Brownsville, East, and for those
also from the Ohio, West The "Exchange" il
more convenient to the Pennsylvania Canal, and
near the landing of the steamers trading on the AL
leghany-the last mentioned is in the centre of the
business mart of the city.
In conclusion may mention that there is wills
per OF trial about TO take place shortly, of GER
tain ecceslastlc by his Synod, for something higher
than msdemeanor, and Of which will acquaint
you hereafter
L'EsTEANGER CHEZ MASON.
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PlttsburQ.
Correspondence Of the Hcrald.)
Dtsrr.pt.p., Inn,

Correspondence Of the Hcrad.)
PrrrsBURG, June 6, 1912.
Temperance Church. ing-A desperate Irritation
and Mariagc-L amyrs-H otes-hon TVar Stca-
mG-Ecolesiasticai, Sc.
DEAR SRI
Since the publication of the last episte from this
place several things have transpred worthy of your
notice. The teachings Of the Herald are regarded
here as the words OF prophet, speaking from afar
of, and always beneficial in the end for the
fact is undenlabe that the Herald has more readers
here than any other paper, not excepting our own.
The temperance cause headed by DR.. Elder and
Burleigh, of the Washington Banner, has received
new impulse lately. Several young gentlemen,
till lately moderate drinkers, having overstepped
that fra barrier, and "nade night hideous," a few
evenings since by sercnadny in front of the residence
of some of our most respectable citizens. Barn
yard limitations were done 20 the life, and every one
chanted his own song and so disguised were they
with their own conduct, the return Of morn, that
the whole, orchestra PIT their names 20 the pledge.
Animated meetings have been also held IN our sister
city of Allegheny; where, by the bye, agency
has been established for the sale of the Herald and
other papers One Of the orators at these meetings,
and member, so ! am told of the legal profession,
denounced the Judge of the Quarter Sessions in the
harles, manner for granting licenses. lie should
be more mercifuI. and remember the pitfal whence
he escaped himself; il will do good.
The German Catholics laid the corn -r-stone of n
new church, last week, in the fifth ward which will
be very large and imposing one when finished A
service peculiar TO that sect was performed in the
old Cotton Factory Church, around which the new
one Will be built, and while that was being solemn
ized, a cannon planted on the bill above at intervals
echoed It's thunder over the whole city A process
sion afterwards marched to the Cathedral of ~.
Paul, on Grants Hill, but the whole affair was too
noisy for solemn church festival.
rgtf huUL boz, al. 70 Hrrfa
ton and runaway marriages. young lady, me
daughter of a rich old French gentleman residing
IN Allegheny" was to have been married to young
morning last She appeared perfectly willing maj
the bands should be solcmnlsed. and every onc
thought the match acceptable. But 10! sunday
bu, alas, ",he gallant came late" To the aston
shmen, Of all, she was absent, and a, the very time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

PATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-This long and well
known boarding and bathing establishments having
Gently undergone numerous improve which the
erection several elegant hosues upon the margin
ne now open for the reception of company during the
perfect security in bathing for ladies children 1.-THE
the shay cool and delightful locust grove adjoining the
fishing grounds and other of heau recreation and
anuseme nt-h beautiful view of the AL mic ocean and the
lower bay almost constantly
arriving or outward bound render this situation every
ample the airy aud the r,ture even In the
warmest days of summer anything but oppressive The
senence communication and distance eng but nine miles
from Brookyn the access BY stages hours
70 business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
gentlemen of bqsir SIS in New York.
jel2 2m-r WILLIAM BROWN Propretor
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JEWELRY.
WATCHES AND JEW.inY.
VERY LOW

VERY LOW
WE Subscriber ia selling all descriptions sri ~ Silver
q. Washss' Gold and silver penels ti ,:,,i. heys,
e,9d aces as Low as thirty to forty llln watches
Fl to keep good time or the mcoey It'mrss Fefs and
ess han the usual Pn.ss % he finest
the city. o. Z. ALLEN, Is,parter of Watches and Jew.
elry, wholesale and retail, 30 Well street. up stairs
m23 lm*m
TO JEWELLERS, IMMATURE PAINTERS Sc.-
Broadway, Wholesale aud Retail Manufacturers of Travel
ling WRITING Dressing and Jewel miniature and
settings flute locke watch, ring and pin cases;
plate, neatly arranged ORDER Also made and
htted 70 Jewellers show watches chains
rings, keys, rims thmbles pencils, &c. &c. sc.
Avarey Of the above articles constantly hand and mad.
20 order, with neatness and despatch.
No 2 Courlandt street, New York. moi Imsc
Observation-Disclosures WALTER, agent and partner OF
IL the house Of Berger Walter the only WacL
Glasses in France No n Paradis Poissonnere street Paris
has the honor Of informing Msrs dealers watch works and
all articles connected with the line also Mssrs dealers in cat
glass that their establishment Of watch glasses cut glass gilt
and coloed fancy articles sc. Sc &c. has lately been re
moved from No 40 Maiden Lane, TOY No William street
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of purchasing from the only depot Of the
factory respectfully invited to call a=.,hihor'
where viii be found unrivaed of the men,
toned goods which will be disposed Of the reasonable
terms. mi 2msr
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PuyyIyG.--A person named Owen Moore, once
left his tradcsmcn somewhat unccremoniously, on
which occasion n wag wrote
Owen Moore hns away,
OWN more than he pny.r
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EDUCATION IN THE SANDWICH IsI.ANDs.-In Hawaii,
Maui, Oahu and kanai, there are 357 schools, in
which the elementary branches, reading, writing,
arithmetic and geography, taught. In these
schools there sos teachers and ~ O3i scholars.
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a Police Constable in Clonme was examined
respecting the orcdibilIty of who was a
witness, and said" | know nothing " her but what
heard the ncighbors say: and in my opinion, what
women say of one another ia not worthy of be-
I,.t
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The Boston Courier says an old subscriber called
at their Office the other day and paid his bill, which
had been due about ten years. WHY don't he adopt
the cash system, aud then h. would have bills
remaining unpaid.
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propbet Miller onofes scrptIrcs in support Of his
opnion thai The world is near is end and Dyoni-
sius the tyrant when stripping the statute Of Jupiter
Ovmpus of a robe of massive gold and substituting
n cloak of wool, did il under lie pretence Of taking
care of Jupifer saying" Gold is too cold IN win
fer and TOO heavy in summer. It tcboorcs 10 take
nrc of Jupiter" May not the prophet be filling his
pockets under N eprctcncc Of warming sinners.
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Tur SHAKuHs of NV LEBANON don't intend to
make show Of th.ms. ives any more. They have
issued a notice stating thai there will be no more
public meetings nj that pisrc the coming summer,
as tbev found a great number OF persons who came
to CRAFTY an idle curiosity. 10 the disturbance OF
those who wished 10 worship in sincerity.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"A VOICE
FROM LOWER CANADA

| FROM LOWER CANADA.
y5 si BODY OF % cs De
i"a @ s 'ps any, ap s wG ay ss
s 1a ns ssa
s supply s rs yn . s .d to
you an immediate remittance -
To Mes.rs j. Peas S son Is Divisions sD A'r'N"Ah
Brooklyn, Dec a. Geptcmen:-I deem bu. Justice
to you however pnpoessional th, act be considered
SnsI charge lSor.g under nc
ance esocd without the least hopes Of EVERY
remedy; the dry cough continued to
ihe appete hidths bowels became conspaied scla
fsa,s. He9Thouad Candy: With reluctance permitted it,
ehy My ;"s; well 4. 81; lTsaa Il mmsdiT'e
affairs. and resigned himself egiously 70 fate every hour
Tie has sf s s sp all
and my hopes Of his recovery conmed
- 49, 80 80, ~ ''' ''''' H. HUNT, M. u.
R.. ssst iiifs1 pG;,SG Mass
Robinson, no. iio Baltimore street, Baltimore, nd
Jsbson No. IS =, Charlie, street, New Orleans.
& Mr. f, s1sR, a Yssti: A Tenn
Fischer Washington City, D. G.
:;s"a s..'
PEARsALt,s OAR ESTABLISHMENT founded n
i21s q, ica W,r street Eve door above fa,hsIps mar
sgTDVs, % SIMPLY 4. NAVY T%srssn
for he III 'isS SSs Sq a'aS
0fS'r syTsr' saG .Sp eyer sa e, o p,se
.hal Up, aa Water street and he
E.S' sss;: club boats, and a:a. sold
STrAt,iINED GLASS AND WINDOW sHADEs.-HAN
NlNeToS CO go Broadway Ges, Reaas s. Ge.,
% Ss1 a1 az. .s S ,s q e their
suit %s wsG.e Window % shades s"sif from
ens do, to the richest ;tye' apay cheap Proportion
for church windows. dwellings &C. on the shortest S notice an
orders executed with economy and despatch.
wANTED-An artist, used decorative painting; also an
apprentice. my2o imr
1000, rAeShas E,ss: .a g ,' s"ss. F.
S..43 o Fss ss s::r ssS
time and IN climate excellent for ship DIZZY afford
Walnut Mushroom and Tomato Csrsup BY the gallon
w. 0-h'ise size r''S'e'i'f Wells MILLER.
wholesale and Hf e. w, n saa sa Y Fran
THE colts IArENT RErEATING FIRE ARMS
Carbines with Sir Chsmbers.
q PSeas fi Es with S9%S;S
And n cylinder with FIVE more charges.
os sss si:s :ls:
Purchaser, from abroad can be supplied with any reasonable
The great advantage; Of these fire arms over any other fire
SIN. known, well as ,he Superior wotmanship and
'srv 10 describe he 'ame no W. lei lmsc
SopA AsH-2c tons landing from schr perthshire, from
rEKssE = BROOKS.
lsfe Ne 81 Liberty sut o.
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II n [ y.
HATS! HATS! HATS ~

brown &CO's One Pee Hat Store, Wholesale and re:
fashion, beauty, durability and economy combined 10 adern
the head.
The roirieors The pleasure now to o.r IN addition
TO Their recently improved short mapped fiat, atye the
imitation OF beaver, which closely l all u
the most costly and beautiful hli the difference il easily
price cash system which enables furnish very superior
Hat the price charged In peien,ng these Hats
pl1c the roprietors think the have reached the uiumaa,n
OF beauty, durability. cheapncss and comf,'f. 3rns
no THE STRAW HAT TIADE.-The under signrJ
having determine to eat ,b s Bleaclhouse aud Manu-
factory complete III al respects, the nrshbohood
Fnra city, invites all Interested the Straw HIT business
arrangements wit, him. which he doubts will be
equally 10 h audhis and satisfaction Having for
Hs Works of Tnomis Vyse in b dioriqhc, England and
having since made further M ,tions with the
factory esul into The import branch of eacln.-hot
~ Europe aud Amec1h prepared to give ~ goods
The utmost beauty both oil color and finish Of which the cril
Is eptIbc. THOMAS REYNOLDS
jel3 w~r s. f. Corner of Brigc and YORK e. BROOKLYN.
A N IMPORTANT QUESTION: is here pres n ed for the
serious reflection OF the purchasers of H.ti. Is il con
tent with jars for
street, tbets Bosd and New stcets flr -FOUR DOL
LARS This IS no deceptive assertion A sage hi a. or a
inspection. viii satisfy the SIX. ptic, tia, the Beaver
Hat now offered far from being III. article
for less than five dollars The fact that the article now o
ed Is generally not equaied and surpassed
al that price, " is IN consequence Off reduction i
the maer'al together with the economical policy OFT
masufacure-that the are offered
such as offered before.
WARRINGTON & WEBB
Jeoim~r HHtegs, Wall street.
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NOTICES.

| rf'cr OF T rrs AYnuRs RoeHEsrrH II. r. Cog
Semi Annual Dividend Five per will be paid on the
Capital Stock of this Company the first day OF July
Shareholders whose Stock registered in the City Transfer
he '' CITY Sew Yoi s and sa ose
DhG sss s., 81 registered in the City will be paid their
81 order Of Ae f'a eHx sg& R gRYHoup Treasurer,
NOTICE TO CLERKS and all other PEE sons whose bust
them to be constantly ier ieet-By calling
E%&sc Reel Z: BooTs a' wa3 esy a
lowing are Of the many advantages the Elastic Heels have
Fst-The elasticity adds greatly the durability of the
sccondy-Thcy make no noise in walking upon the nave
Thrdly-Thev prevent Boots from running down to the
Feurhly-They enable the walk with much less
FhlyThey do tear carpets as do IRON or nailed
ssthly-They can be with comfort by those having
A. usual constantly hand kinds of Boots at wholesale
and retail at manufacturers prices jc6lm.c
1 % % and P n a
SAINT and eligible s,"aon No p Dey street, reasonable
TAVERN AND CHor E.T5CTfRIsTlIANs0N,
and wh,! . NOR the bet acd mos. sgi.eshs sociey
An ordinary daily soeoeh--chage moderate jell lmr
NIHANCfRY-Beiore lbe Vice chanGsl'oT of,e list Cir.
Copsftnes.T and S;saeiep H. wsbe fo@ Conn m
Esenn The in dis cause whose place Of fesdsnee
the State Of New Jersey, IL required appear this
by The nine eenh day of September bill filed
herein will BE- taken as confessed By him.
Albany Evening Journal please and charge to j. NJ.
'tosteI. Iel2 law3wc
plANO FORTES-Severa piano ortes Of superior tonc an
workmanship, warranted in For sale low o
close consignment. Apply 81 Cedar street, up stairs
jeJ 2wNc
MOTIFS PATENTt PORTABLE. stU RNACE, aud
" ash Boiler admirably adapted for washing be placed
Patent AgricuIursts Furnace and Caudron 49, 30
49, So co. So 0 100 and 800 These furnaces require only
piece OF pipe to TT them for No article has given bet
Patent Hard Coal Furnace, article for
VIII max ancat little
Paent Chip Charcoal Furnace. from patterns much
improved These lined with fire brick Also very low
priced furnace without lining.
Combination and Publishing Cook Stoves, at summer
prices The combination is the only legitimate that
duets the and smell from the kitchen They equally
well adapted for winter. Dealers supplied
liberal terms. j. l.. MOTT,
jcI lm'c 25i Water aud Is Bow.ry.
WEBBs IMPROVED BURNERS, at seyentyfve per
w less than eretofore The subscriber has
hand general assert neD OF the imported Burners, which he
offers the above reduced prices liorrsl discount al
lowed all dealers. Best quality Of Csmphine at 80
gallon. Camlhoraed Gas IS Call and examine for
yourselves a NO Is '"''' O"' ' JAMES HiiiNDs
" BAH kinds Of LAMPS altered bronzed Kilt repaired
~ rho shortest notice. ,nahle terms nal lmsr
SEIDLITZ AND SODA POWDERS.
VERY sureno articles what generally Sold put NJ es
VIM WATSON, Chemists and Apothecaries' Hail. ~ ca
ihsInc street.
~ B-i l,rge assortment Of the choicest perfnmery.
i.io fms
NOTICE,--The Ofses for FRANCls' PATENT LIFE
'ohA nremoved from lis 70 ~ Broadway ma imf