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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
lEIPPES'
conc EHTRATED sAnSAPARILLA.

NV'V
'I'IS toiyUuni Extract IT SaTSataItlla h.- ERu. an.
pIe'cr'ucc 81 The Faculty every Iiher picpar,-
lion al >drEapattlli now use, is cIOiuia
and other diseases. Which depend upon mpurc habit
~ Scrniuous cUu'ron Ui the aud will ID found
E'y beneficial IN all cases where SsISspHri'il
htsptcpaTcd wtiioui buiins lrn the arpr src
cree ol Sarspar'la contains very iO!tn
the active rncinc tile lul c cti. adj
yaniareso'rr th""rinaty preparations. which
--Isre Wool = Barh-'su = Disp.iiLioIy)
AiurIhor supply Just received nv
ALEXANDER DuvAI. & co,
Ir Nfshu
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BUTLER ErFERvsscEsr
MAGS i.s,lAN Apl.tpU.,x.r,

roh Otsrcpsa ~ Indigestion, vuus Il. bity siIi.
"ers' hrhdhc'" iiiy at the -u,usrl Islitu,i ~
Nchcs* c'hdi'ous 81 =" gravel ctr and tnl
hlnc'i a. ;cn,lc coOiius par aiive.
his rsrioi" preparation has the patronage Of
sny cuin't iicnb rs at the profession ant from ,s
enns public inrny respectable and unsolicited tr,,ino.
lls oi ia enc tcy us medicine. hsv. been cltct,I
Nth all ihr pcL riiics OF glass OF soda ~a,cr 4,
oss-sscsth" ariivr m"cnal properties The most an
rovch srn"us phisat'rs " pleasant to the palate aud
raictul To stomach ' $3.50
A supply received aud for sale by
mn23 Three ,,.,r. hcto ~ IN. IL r.,
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NO. 8.
II. SpILhAN,
w. Ii. & J. ID. CHRISTIAN,
MARKET SQUARE,
RlCHAlOND AIRGINIA

GROCkRIEs.W INES. TEASE LIuUORs
OF THE BEST QUALITY,
AT wholesale aud retail, Tor cash or to punetual
customers.
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I IME AND FISH :.
aston Stone Lime

I M ; M TioN LIVER COMPLAINT
| Al Loh'S bAJStA OF LlNERNORl - W.s.ns.,
IefNuus Diseases. s,iuing ~ Blood cousun.nior
'!i Liver Iompiauif c-n te Tsme,iied b, "a. M. 81
'''h&lNruii= medicines which VIII restore ION. 10 49,
'e1'rs ana muscular organs pr Taylors Hasa. of H.
ids 1eeh use successfully ten year. IL n.
liz 81 ei ssas"s ABOVE named AMI is lssaIeuy An ar
."nsu'n,..." aut Liver Compi.inti As,t,.,pIrsr,
.u' ''ese ii'cA 'n iuy satisfied, ga lunr 4 g.
'e.tc' mere Is no medicine equal 10 Dr Ia,1,5,
=" LHeT"ort is ~irrlni.dEUt contain an, s.IrI,-,
t'"I .uinctil population, snd heins purely vor,,,
a.' os uSsH VII" the utmost saieiy pernJiis i,
tei' S,iah iieicaIsc- tur lungs ~ eE, ector.f,.a -
ives lhc l- oteA.ilns, aui secns ~ heal tbs sNs,
'hvI' Gu te 40 question tut Tins medicine -
.u'c "T 'Hnn.c e ucls ami Colds. hsveus.d /, I've
years o. NY Ff-ei.ct, sud a.way With success. 0
II \. /. NJ CAIN. Sd
nc ioioNins remarks vert taken from mo 4.ic.I Ma
4l-+t- ic surprising virci Produced y, Or I,ys,i.
hisa'u 'i L. eIsy'rf. "a tousuisrvc cases cam, 81
,'.lL- ttep 90 r.Hns Interest lie veil
c ave 80 u- i'f i'N -itfis
"ir' i"l % lS dhcu t' crett seus.. Sbrn 10 600
t'i''"s' r''dctiy euusuni tive. restored 10 reIt ~
s Is isc, oI css o,ourTcrcc; how then eah VI u,,.,
.r I' 'iInr oi thr atuNr mrliciuci" ". bor- o., =
eIths "i,. -Acta. % ts mcuicDc aud rcf. n 49,,
10 Use. For ssicUy Inns s"'''s
GANNOR. Dru,s,S
rti-F ~ - ',.i' ui va
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WINTER UNDER Suits AND

ltt " EkS.
11EN'@ SsSony Wool. ra.nt N.rno Sco,cb Y arm
~ "hh >pu" SIX und:i shuts Drawers COMPRISING
auIa 'ro ',n"ni"i 'hc quttN 81 tuui .cufc au
shp"Tnf 10 itnhr' ~ every t"rpvr winch he invites
Tie attention ui la, customers - families
Also rrocv, "a 'u assortment - Hosiery, VIZ
ic- - ton i.sr, ., /. - -. - l. 3s -ni finer
Ba:k Ribbed 49, Is i,2s - 81, So
she a., tom 1, and ui,v IDS
Mixed l. and e.,
nae. w"r-icd l. Cd, D. 2s 80 Is
E!ick tig.uucr" ,io
ioy.' Mixed "uni Hose AMI Raj Hose. all sizes
70 a. I.tt< N,ut,.,i,
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new coSr&oT.oNA;tX EsrAn-I11-

| w. IshHERr. Csuccessnr tn T. Noel. AT the OH
- r,ati iorr'"'ly c'upici by Giles p,cu) wound re
siccii"y IA "rin is icns an the pIhc generally thi
h"'"s pFci'is"l Tie s"cs iT-,ie e. Noel. he VI
continue OK, cp supply Of fresh articles tn h,s lnr
w"ch c VIII sell at Wholesale on reasonable
cfis' ne stock on id i consists Tan iies Case-
Cnt,!as "nrs &c with variety OF Toys Tor Cmiir, H.
iirth'iu. M areticr ui live store hc n,t jnt hc
VII no BE- nrg1i 81 10y lass ificns, whose iIvuis n"
snrc'iuIN hs7~ nv
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bNtt.EHEN'> SUPERIOR CAIF<kIS pKrS-
~ W)olS AND NAVY ~itoES--Jacub Miles a sons
"cnicinen are nl5 med tl, ihcY DE sn,i.oGi,ly
aitoi With tie above HDls aui shoes We have 4 fue
ass rrn' from those superior Msuufaciurrrs all OF the
td'csi ltshon. ID BURLINGTON a TO,
no - Mansion isuse.
WINTER Bf.EACutD oPEkM UlI.-S
w r'rees pure Sperm Oh, landing per sehr Weymouth,
for sale 10y
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ADDITIONAL >UrrLI oF
EAii. AND WINTER Gonna
II iChiNnn T., hc httn hester au Il /, tiioii vac se,s
Cord ,ri be- Al C.>s, crcs w 'e'
i''ch E,nl'i Velvet -hav. and Scarfs
hcriru, Iltb' aui Hfcuhe do
Nart.'as anu Hcl P,iSiPsnfs
n'"i'i 'hyne- P'iui"h 81 Plain Mcuslia Re Lanes
W .s,i Ii.i o..tr PA.,.is ,llsn
i'iir.' ~lls. tYii.u tu,I Va. sf,i Hose
Su.,r ~ -rl Tlit-f 90 80
and prices. - - 90 -'A'''S'
Ich Furniture 10
Wcnilc" anu Worsici Hose ~ servants
Ssuin'is hcn'ucsy Ie-us AMI Kerscys c
w 81, i'aI'eSS, Tor Curtains. aui NIuslIu
DUN. PJiut aud Bod H!4g-,f
" 90 vsr,cy uf other Goods f1-u.!r, rich and r,-o
asSorut NJ, Tor TIC catu1 -''
10 IL NAiEscTJNp upppnrN ,.N
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United States District Court.


DEcsIoSs.-Thc following are portions of the opinion,
and contain the views OF the CourtTn The of George
Irovn.On the examination of the petitioner before
Commissioner it appeared that he is employed in tho
store of Muir Co.. in this city, clerk and general
scent under Arrangement receive sI6c0 per annum
larry and one.th the net profits of the business if any
as compensation for his services This privilege
lument it is contendcd behalf the creditors,
tercst in property which the bsnlrup; bound spe
city in his schedule. Upon the proofs il does appear
that profits have been realised in the business of Muir
& Co.. which may be the subject of division under the
agreement that the bankrupt has any other title
claim to them than in payment for his personal services
while he continues clerk and agent in the business
The before the Court only demands Judgment whe-
Their such expcctancjes property interests within
the general scope OF these terms think not and accord
ingly decree against the exception.
.76ner S. Eiy.-The question in this is whether
onchaf OF bury ing vault owned by petitioner in the
Newt York Marble Cemery, should pass to the As
signee.
The Judge in his opinion stated that family burial
place belonged rather 10 the dead than 10 the living and
not species OF property that the act contemplated to
pass upon II is interest identified with humane and
pious purpose, and in which public sentiment and
policy harmonic it'll feeling of private sympathy
to sustain and consecrate al DO therefore, decide that
the interest of the bankrupt in this vault shall pass
the assignee and the motion to deliver the evidence of
title is accordingly denied.n
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Court of Common Pleas.
BEFORE m full Ranrh.

JUyE l-IMPoaTAST DEcIIoS.-WTm. W. Arthur
Theophus Marseiis and John Qrin.-This was motion
to set aside ia, issued the 30h April Judgment
which dockeed 3lst March, The question presented
whether execution could be issued at shorter Pc
Rod than thirty days after rcr!ecting judgment. Tho
opinion generally interesting that give entire
The act G31 session, page 1884, sect a. provides lst
that nnay issued and testified at any time in term
vacation after The aspiration Of 80 days from the entry
of the Judgment ID such wrts shall be made rcurnable
go DAYS from the receipt thereof BY the Sheriff 3d. the
same may he made returnable without mentioning any
particular place where rctuInable.
II appeared in the present (Which II does not)
that the ia issued and tested in vacation, suppose
IL could only be valid in so days interviewed between
ousiy no such execution could issue in vacation and b
cause IL could therefore be regular only in the pre-
scrbed by the law.
But this process probably issued and return
able in term and the act only the words may be
issued does take away the previously existing right
TO issue ia in term, without waiting 30 days. II it APP
peared that the ia Issued and tested contrary the
previous practice az well o. contrary TO the statute then
the might still be set aside But such does
these papers appear be the case the act in the
fret and third provisions merely permssiyc, whereas
positive IN regard 10 the second ought not 70 say
that the change OF language, difference between
days between the time the process given the shcra
and the return day thereof but may be made eturnabie
without designating the place Of the return, and il may
be issued and tested in vacation q. any time after
30 days from the entry ofthe Judgment 1t does not take
the previous right TO issue In term before 30 days.
but the plaintiff may wait 30 days and then issue end test
his execution either in term vacationJ Cowen 100
ss ~ Wcnd. COZ, shews that the right may be indie
pendent of the statute
part from this view Of the case suppose judgment
entered 3lst March would not justify an execution on
the 30h April because the words eer me expiration OF
days prohibited the execution from being issued unnl
the 30 days had EXPIRED Cowen 6J6, oo6 oi2 Notc A.
Sow. $50 Cowen go. 5Wend. 49,
ed ride Hill CAS-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SHARON SPRINGS.

'T'HE PAVILLION.-Ths new commodious Hotel will be
for the reception Of visitors and after the first ot
June the Village Of Sharon Springs, Schohare County
The clear pure of the springs, greatly resembling
those OF the white sulphur springs OF Virginia. have bee
proved to be highly ecacious in Rheumatic Cu;aneous Dill
lous and Dyspepic complaints; and IN the OF rpeas
Satheum Scrofua Liver Complaint, and general debty
and in ether respects cered by some OF The
most eminent medical professors in the United S'ats med
nal and healing properties unsurpassed and believed to be une
quaed by in this country.
Added to these the the vicinity numerous villages
neghborng and
the attractions offered to these seeking in the heat
of summer, either health or pleasure.
These springs but few hours ride ro Sarotoga Troy
Albany &c. and accessible from Canaioae the Alba
and Utica railroad where carriages daily await the arrival
of the morning from Schenectady and Uuce to carry v
tors 10 the Springs distance Of about eight mle arriving ~
time for dinner; also by the Albany and Cherry Valley turn
pike by daily stages being about foryve niles west OF The
city OF Albany. -.
Of H. mineral fresh and attention given to
der the stay Of visitors agreeable.
An abundance Of the mountain spring Ice stored for
the season. .. 49, x,.,,z
THE SPRINGS HOTEL.-This Hotel will BE- opened At
the above village Sharon Springs for the reception
and combining all the advantages of s delightful SUN
mcr residence. b
a29 l0w2awsr WILLIAM =. JONEs.l
THE COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIRE Aims
Rifles with T. III Chambers.
Carbnes with Six Chambers.
Shot Guns or Fowling pieces, with SIX Chambers
Pistols Pocket, Belts and Holsters with i've Chambers.
And an extra cylinder with i've more charges.
As also, percussion balls aud powder, improved
primers and powder TASKS offered for sale rnce ed
prices No Broadway End door below Courand
quantity short notice.
The advantages OF these FIRE other fire
known As well their superior workmanship and
quality of materials well established that II
saryt % lie he I'm sc
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OCULISTS.
THE EYE.
DIR WHEELER OCUIJST.


e oesa @ Gt .s,ss, New
paetc having % 70 SO scst a., stens he
the Of A. Nj. oi p M after which hours he visits out
Notwhsts ndng that among many hundreds of
which Dr. Wheeler has attended, have been operated
yca he IA. ed eas the disease and
as ss Of
hope this susesss s ,rsa%enI Of the
that enable. him With eonfdenee refer the afflicted who may
b % lied with him sna s mid mo Of y The
lI class Of society resIse,iss his professional sk, and
Occuis,
Chronic inflammation Of the eyelid eyes. hCssver
and specks. removed without surgical operation.
S Il r A B | s NJ y S,
m9vedn few Inconvenience or
pain to tho patient
viii @' from 'Rs
reg Tt sa na pss Of which aave been cured by Dr.
Wheeler have already give, him wd spread and
4:
q:
d. sfs " MSIs Ss T s sd S hf
Wheeler's treatment. 80 - $3.50 -
To DR.. Wheeler, Oculxt, 30 GIeenwien St
dS Ii. h @ i Ess Yen s
Of the benefit % hsv sSnsS me ne E
die sight Of little child he dsngerou.
dy Of sa
tina, Id until told Of you, an in such
oSsf 0S% hsr no &
cordially heartily thank you Your highly successful
''''' MARTIN 'WATEhs, ila. Hamnersey st.
City and County Of New York to
ssis
sight from sosi Sndasss after having before been s
essuy treated and operaea upon BY upwards Of %
different part: q dc GPitsd States .s-' s 49,, :, 49,.
truth and hsrsunto ubie a,s my ns%1 pv,
Sworn before me- the 3osh day Of March, i0i2.
Gro IRELAND Com: Deeds.
David Powell ,s jackson street BrooAlyn being 81. duly
s;i' ssys e''
. Snas bss S D bel 81 ee
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this s day Of March,
rae. JOHN BuLKLEY Com: Deeds,
Mary r HfR'S a Ss~ 81 Mrs wimse
ssdlsy N.Y. = iasye. sesS%,s.S ssgsassS,
s !issssa
s Eye aTy "a, o MI as from n eDa 1sp N
k ssss
whose Kind and sf tresmsn, has snIfY Es;,Orcd
"'' '''''' N' ' is.as P. M.aTis, Com; Deed,
City and County ofNew York:
Mr. S. Cady, a5 High street. Providence r. L. being duly
that he totally blind in his left for
the Of the blindness cataract that he applied
Ia Dr. Wheeler Oeust of 30 Greenwich street. who, tby
operation attended by very little and Inconvenience
w,host danger has perfectly restored his sight Under such
Doctor for the nestmable benefit which his skill has conferred
upon him. g. CADY.
Sworn before me, this 25,h day fApri iss2,
GEORGE IRELAND, Jr., Com. Deeds.
Nassau street.
City and County Of New York ,,.,. ,,uh,. ,h,s
old who had eyes completely Blind Of the
left the of DIR. Wheeler Ocu 80 Greenwich
To the astonsmen of all who knew her her sight perfectly
restod and her eyes well. In the hope Of leading oe
the blessing that have enjoyed, voluntarily make
this statement under oath.
CHRISTOPHER BURNS,
Grand str-.t, corner Of Thompson street
Sworn to before me, this 2s.h day Of April. 1872.
w. X. BEEBE, Com. Deeds,
mto ri Nassau
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Cl6y-Great Doinss.
DEAR BENNETT
Lexington continues to be on the gu rire to
what the writers for the Herald shall say about her.
You can have no idea of the excitement that pre-
walls when it is known that letter has appeared.
All the old grannies, male and female, rush TO your
subscribers, with the usual cry of lend me the He
raid" Indeed, voracious have they become, that
those who take your paper, unless they read it be-
fore they leave the Post Office stand no chance of
reading it at ALL DO read them lecture. This de-
sire Tor news bespeaks the character OF the place.
Once we were justiy called the Athens Of the West
but now the most apt cognomen Is the Western
School for Scandal. Scandal, its productions and
propagation, constitute In fact the meat, drink, and
life of us. If, therefore, any of your western friends
should wish to become an adept in creating and cir
culatlng scandal If he would be gossip, recon-
mend him to six months residence in Lexington.
Among the on dts now in circulation, is the sup
posed captivation Of Mr.Van Buren, by the lovely
and accomplished Miss NJ. 8. of our CITY. Mr. Van
Buren, made iyentr6e here in great state few days
snce, followed by vast collection of negroes, ut
tering shours OF :" bless you mass" y" he's gem
men," etc etc, while the ex-Prcsident was dressed
in coat that touched him where, breeches hat.
and vest to match. II was emphaticaIly sight -
After remaining In town Tor some time. he fled
from the grip OF unc,eany paws TO Ashland where
he at present is. Dr. Cloud, our great democratic
apostle, who, by the way, is rather fiery cloud,
owing to the inhibition of few hogshe ads OF aqua
vitae, took horn extra upon this joyful OCCASION
Daniel Bradford, animated with desire to clear his
brain, that he might pen an adequate description Of
Mr.. Van Bnrens entree took so many extra glasses,
OF Blue Lick water TO throw him oil aback.
Our cold water army is vsibly decreasing; the list
of baeksliders is awfuly long they excuse their re-
cession by pleading that their union with the Wash
lngtonlans, deprived them of spirits. We had phre
nologist here lately who told Judge Dwer that II was
impossible for him not to be father 10 the father
less. Truly, the Judge may be esteemed Patriarch
Your correspondent made slight mistake as to the
officers of our University II is in dilapdated state;
Mr.. Chipley unsupported President, not OF the UNI
versty, but of committee TO al up cracks,
ease. DIR. Flshack, of whom honorable mention has
often been made, a few evenings since issued pro-
posals for the establishment OF sect to be known
by the title of "Fishbackers" -whereupon, piece
of ssh and BONE taking the of the aec literal
". requested be examined as TO the likeness Of
bis back to fish. Rumor says the Doctor became
angry and declared il was worse than marrying
woman who had had four husbands, Of which the
Doctor has had experience. PIcKwrcK
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City Intelligence.

PoLIcY.-Nothing doing but small business, such as
would be of little interest the public and therefore
worthy of record.
Tar ELECTION in the Twelfth Ward terminated yes
erday in the selection of Samuel Osgood for the Office OF
Assistant Alderman, in place of Mr. Allerton, whose
place declared vacated, of his being
nonresident OF the Ward the time Of his election.
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NOTICES.

New Y 0 - A 4 S..s p Ran ROAD Coz
siss 4 r sSs' e My
.ss si their Once No
III, Pol, vii & GRs at o'clock NJ and continue
The Book. he transfer Of Stock closed and will
msuse JOS. z o BEo q as Eftf@ Secretary.
CORPORATION NoTIcE.-Public notice j. mere oy gwen
ra 1s s o. % CITY fail nD o s OF w Ns@
Tuesday the sGh day Of June O'clock. and be
shah oe Ill and hat the detailed Of the taxes and
properly lid bli.hed in the New Era
'' r.-.r.,.om. ALFEEP 4. sMiTM comg,, ole, onsr.
lowing notice 70 the Inspector. Of Election; and the Com
mon Schools will of be hereafter controlled by
NOTICE OF spECIAL ELECTION
sHrns NJ. 2 9os.a Nav cyI aI.i h1 is.s
s,s si cssss,, s s & @ osS,s
y q New Ysrs provho9. Of the d.1si Act relation
Sh .sSH.n a. os. A y INST ''''0n
s's sss sss Of ss .s # III. CITY
and i've Tnsss' Of Com non Schools who ,hs be elected BY
One oc,r. in IT, said adj. and % S sondasssd the same
and .%S}e ny 70 DC a Avs rules and regulations now 60
the c,s, Ese'i2a. Z nd city, IA ,.t.,, ~.
's %s h 'a0l ToSM SSj b g. s'sSol
Is has removed to 3. kssau the corner of John
where he my be eouspel On all m'ttes in Bankruptcy.
ENGRAVING BY I'tE. OMNIGRAfH MACHINE
II BURR, JoNFs s CO., ,a Brqqdway, corner Of John
Plans and Surveys any work Of thai class. in the be
,iul STYLE with aaleIed sxpedon and e prices lar be
hgs cost q fine steel or copper plates not exceeding Ill
BIsrecmens Of the work done BY the omnisrsrh can
BE- eIsmlned At rhe office in Broadway. m2aImr :
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A WONDER AND A BLES-

TO CLEAR THE SKIN.
he Medes cpuas Of Paris s'' Is.SS
slider VesPrpi the greatest elanthop of the and his
"iE sfih
confidently TO the public to cure The following
-, IT, hs color
S g. r .s%
% Of @ A. CIR E s.. c s .
and T Ion.s =. ,h osnsa Asso -
STATE st. bos'sn iis baltimore Bancfs 81 State i. At
pATEYT PRESERVED POKTABLE, FEEsH FEV.
any y sis sy i9s s s ins T.
sys Scum ssi sad sss ss sssS
ST:a E: lad Mn: .., e.. o,, ' sa'
and ;. a:r % f warmed FEW @
% Il n s III is So E 4: ;.; NV
PEARsALL,s OAR AbLIsHMENT, founded "a
is K: sns ~ wS a Sc d 2s a sGI *. 9 T : ne:
s ss % s: ss1 all Is ss' aas 5
s.' Sass s' 'S sSsss 4 S%i ';fs
= Is S ;:i:T. sss
STAINEP GLASS AND WIDOW sHA0Es.-iIAN
and So i e Ssi sis s families niles
. s % style tie and % q w xS ~ sGs b s
Are sss md ss ,Is G r taS'a n's s
Tor church Windows dwellings &C. the shortest notice, and
orders executed with economy and despatch.
wANTED-An artist. used to decorative painng also an
apprentice. my21 Lmr
4 ODO OQO PICKLES, in packages customers
l,ZOO,UOU Assorted Pickles, cslsup, Sauces, Pre-
price Cider and White Vinegar by the gallon or barrel
Sour krout BY the barrel keg Preserved Meats, Soups,
Fowls, Milk &C. warranted to keep length OF
time and am climate, excellent Cor ship they afford
great luxur aonabe price Ground Coffee, warranted
pure Walnut. Mushroom and Tomato Csuup by the gallon
VI N WI TSnE.r.,v. ,;,e PICKLES for xrocer. by
" WELLS 4 MILLER.
Wholesale and Retail w are houses for Pickles,
ms3 3ms ie4 Water sad 7i2 Front street
FRENCH CANARY SEED for Sale at No. 81, Fulton st
wholesale and retail. ms Int
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
lanes b. Danforth formerly OF Philadelphia and Lou
Vile now Of y. York compulsory on complaint oil Refs
nrothers & Co. and Fearings Hall--July 6.
Jnme. Auchincloss, merchant, ". York--August e.
Orrin ~ Sims, mason, y. York--July6
Robert Tensr, Jr., systematically 6.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO PAPER MAKERS

pERSEE BROOKS, No. 81 Liberty street between
broadway and Nassau street. New York direct
the "a anniactnrers the following articles, viz
bleaching Powder OF Boyd Sons mako-waraned for
uniformity ana strength, equal this country Great
Britain and for the sale of which they sole in the
English O. Under Machine Telling OF very superior quality
81, 40, %, 10, ", and 81 inches wide
qured. = = $3.50 '
Blue Smalts Havmg agency Of the Sutton Company.
IN any Quantities.
Wires for Founie and Cylinder Machines manufactured
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will meet with pro,npt attention ~ m 2c
NEW GUITAR MUSIC-GEORGE II. DERWORr,
professor OF the guitar No. 1873 Canal opposite The
public that he has published OF and popular
sac arranged with Easy Accomplishments for guitar.
Mr. D. will alsl and music for orchestra
guitar and other Instruments and instructions 10
teurs ON the piano forte and violin. my2 6wsc
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