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A GARD.
June 27-lawlw

INEiE undersigned having, under the firm of John
4 ron " Calian, OF ened office vi Gene al A gen
cy for the Negotiation and r nsac ion of such hu,
ness as may be c"bf led hem IN Tins city, beg leave
10 oI To their friends and To the public Their SCR ices
in he sale and purchase all k DIS of real and per
sonai property, cor orat on bank insurance and her
stocks, negotiation OF loans and Investments of mo-
ney collections of claim1 upon the several Depart
mentS of Government rents and dividends DO d bills
and notes from abroad payment of taxes for nonrcsI
dents, settlement of estates executing the duties of
trustees, &c. &c all for tar and reasonable com
mission a, their Office street few doors east of
MersTs Corcoran & Riggs where they may always
be found during business hou
The undersigned feel happy in the belief that to
those who know, or who evrr have known them, II /,
unnecessary to say their business will be conducted
upon principles of he srcest pIopriety re- prcls
and that all moneys passing through their hands .wl
be promptly r,mllted otherwise disposed OF accord
ing to instructions.
LEWIS JOHNSON
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TAR +. G. EVANS TONIC EYE WATER
- The Causes IF Inflammation in the Eyes are
unconventional injuries as blows, PARTICLES OF
sand, lime dust, getting into them; exposure To
cod and strong light and ncuperance, and from
whatever cause the Inflammation proceeds it should
be subdued speedily and no method oftrea ment can
subsei better tins important end than the one that
impars strength to The numerous vessels OF the eye.
The Tonic Eye Water is distinctly of this class. A
few apI LEGATIONS of it TO tie eye all that is
ny for proper cure.
For sale by w. YOUNG,
Sole agents the District two doors OF Gadshy
ap9
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IL The Tribune with its usual sdectstion Of gem
eral supervisor Of the Wing party, has taken ouI
neghbor of the Democrat task, for saying that if
the Wings cannot get Tariff and Distribution both,
then il would be better to get The former than neither
We think the Democr 4 has the best OF the argument
so Ear most decidedly. -Rochtder DaiIY .4dr.
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TISSUE PAPER

w FISCHER has just received a large quanti-
w of white, blue, pink, green, and yellow lis
sue Paper-some Of which is beautifully perforated
aud well calculated to gilt frames plated ware
and ornamental work. For sale, wholesale and re-
tail at Statoners' Hall.
July 20-tf
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
July l6tb lo42.
StEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Commissioner of Public Buildings for construct
ing wooden pallisade fence around the Patent Of
flee square, agreeaby to the specifications in his Q
flee also, for making and hanging panel shutters to
the basement story windows of said Office building,
corresponding with pattern now IN the Patent Office.
The proposals to state the price of the railing and
gates per running foot, and the shutters per pair,
hung complete and to be furnished on or before the
Odd inst. july 17-lw
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REFERENCES:
Very Rev DR. Wan Matthew'S
Gen Jrhn p. Van Ness,
Richard Smth, Esq Washington
George Thomas, Esq
Daflu, Cagttl, Esq
Gen Walter Smith c.o,rn.,,
John Ku,z, E-q ueorse'o"n'
Mcssrs. Hugh Smith & Co., Alexandra.
Natn. Jewe / Esq ~
Messrs. Lorlng X Kupfer, I '
Messrs. Young, Sruh & Co.
W"iie < Clarkes, VI
Baily, Ward & Co. ave" 'oA
Benz II tieId, E.q.
Hon John Ser1eart,
William Lewis, E-q. Philalephla.
Nr--rs l. " Garrett x Sons, y
c. Lac, Esq.
/ E.T T... Mi e. n.q Baltimore
NJ s,fs. ID .nr,p, Muncurs y Co, Redmond
M,ssrs. & w Soulgue, NrrE,lk.
Mtssrs I W chary q &" n go n.t
Hon T. ID. Whnr, Ito. ct Z.
Washington, Ju, lf-ioW3s
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REMOVAL OF THE LAND OFFICE FROM
BURLINGTON TO FAIRFIELD, IOWA
TERRITORY

TN consequence of representations in regard to the
i expediency and propridy of removing the Land
Office located a, Buriir gton in the Iowa Tern
tory, to the of Fa tield the OF Jefferson
cnun'y, il said Territory, aud pursuant to au honty
of law the President ha> reced the desired removal
to be made without unnecessary delay.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, July II, 1912
iuly l2-N6Y
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NINE GOLD CIOP CHEWING TOBACCO.
i Tobaocochewers are respectfully ny,t To call
aud Try the above article be fore chasing elsewhere
certainly is the best cle offered for sale
in this city. For sale at
WILLIAM YOUNG'S Dug store
dours east Gadsby's Penn. av. q.
Also u-t recei' ed tolerable assortment Of Seaars
consisting of R,galias, Prncipes Imperial, and the
celebrated Long Mines
n B Persons afflicted with various diseases, too
to be mentioned in pubic print, find a
speedy relief and ornament by calling above,
where they will find the true Specific. One dose il
time will save nine. juneli
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LARGE SALE OF SCRAP IRON, STEEL,
AND MILITARY ACCOUTREMENTS,A AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
ON TUESDAY, the Goth inst. at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
~ we shall sell, by order, at the u. S. Arsenal,
Washington ID. c., large lot of Scrip Iron, Scrap
Steel, and condemned Military Announcements &c,
viz;
La &c LOT grape shot Castings
do do scrap cast and wrought iron,
do do old mu.kets, rifles, carbines and officers
sahres,
Musicians and non-commissioned officers swords and
sword belts,
Rifle flask, trucks, bride bits, curb chains, and
stIrrups,
Tongues, wheels swinglelrees, &c.
A large lot of naves and spoKes, for wheels, well
,easoned
Large lot secondhand tools axes, &c, drills Fuers
files assorted
Gauges, hanmers saws, &c. large lot planes and
plane irons,
Spades, shovels, picks sedges smith tongs, anyils
screw taps, non trucks, &c &c
With great variety of other articles, not deemed
necessary 10 be enumerated.
The attention Of manufacturers Of iron, saders,
whcewrights aud Others, is requested to the above
sale Term cash, payable in sptce or its equivalent
Articles to he PAID f., before delivery.
ROBER I w. DYER g. co.
ly9eop&3lisf AuciiuneeTs.
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PArENr OFFICE, July Is, 1912.

PATENT OFFICE, July IL, lS42
ON the petition of w. w. Wood worth, admins
" traitor Of the estate of VIM. Woodwork, de-
ceased of the city Of New York, d ted the 18Th day
of July, 1912, praying for the extension of patent
granted TO said WIN. Woodwork, for an improve
men in plann growing and cutting boards, SC for
years from the expiration Of SAID patent, which
takes place the 2Sth day of December next
IT is rdered tfht the said petition be heard al the
Patent Office the first day of September next, at
IL O'Clock, M.-and all persons notified oapp ar
and show cause, If any they have, why said Pc
ion on sht not to be granted
Ordered Also that this notice be published in the Ma
dlsonian and National lntelligencer, printed at Wash
ngton ID. -; the Baltimore Sun, printed at Bati-
more the Journal of Commerce, printed at New
York the Saturday Courier, printed at Phladephia,
and the Times printed at Boston-once week for
three week..
II. l.. ELLSWORTH,
July l9-law3w Commissioner Of Patents
p. S.--Papers named above will please copy and
send the papers containing the publication, with heir
bills to the Patent Office
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Lux, in quart bottles, Maynard s Noyes', black
Do do Cooper s Philips, do.
Do in half pnts. Arnold's, red.
Waters, red, per h., including canisters.
Pounce, per pound.
Black Sand, per tushel.
Prepared India Rubber, per pound
Sealing Wax, best scarlet do.
Cotton Twlne, assorted Sizes do.
Seine do do do do.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals sam
pie, a d bat one sample, of each article bid for.
Each article must e bid for, and no more than
one price named for any one article.
Bids not fully conforming TO the advertisement will
not be considered.
The erms aud conditions annexed to the advertise
ment for Printing are as far as applicable, to be IN
corporated in the contract for stationery; and the
head Of the Department will, in all cases, Judge
whether the articles rendered by the contractors are
Of the quality required by the contract
G.. A. WiCkLIFF,
July l9-tAI POStmad r General.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

In this town, on the 24th uli., BENJAMIN
EASTON, son Of Mr.. James Easion, uged %
years.
In this town, on the 25th ult., nt the Marine
Hospital, Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS, aged
about 30 lie was n native Of Vermont.
In Bristol, on tho 22d ult, Miss ELIZA
JANE, daughter Of Mr. Gideon Gray, in the
18th yoar Of her age.-23d, REBECCA D.,
daughter of Mr.. ). s. Southworth, aged IL
months.
In Warren, on the ped ult., after lingering
and painful. illness, Capt SYLVESTER ED.
DY, aged 45 years, late master Of whaling
ship Rosalie.
In Coventry, on the 10th nlt., NANCY
SMITH, aged years on tho 23d, JAMES
MONTGOMERY, aged ! year and 1.-the
same day, ELEANOR FRANCIS, aged 3
years, children of MIR. James NJ. Eddy, OF
Warren, all Of whom died of Cholera Inianiun,.
Ia Providence, on Sunday last, Mr.. iIORA-
ITO J. WALL, in the 22J year Of his age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

COYGREssIoNAL.-We have not room
in this number for u full account of the
doings Of Congress since our last, but
the most important business which has
been transacted-the business which
has occupied the most time and which
has been the most anxiously watched by
the people at large, has been the action
oi both Houses OH the TARIFF Bill
This bill, after the Veto, it will be recol-
lected, was divested Of the land clause
and otherwise amended, passed by the
House, and sent TO the Senate. The
Senate referred il to the committee on
Finance, who without delay reported it
back with some slight amendments, and
subsequently passed the bill by vote
Of % to 81. 1t was then again sent TO
the House for concurrence, and on
Monday last, it was reported to that
body, and immediate action was had
upon it. So anxious were the members
to dispose of it, that no time was lost in
adopting the amendments, and on n
motion to lay it on the table, the vote
stood, yeas 60, nays 100, n majority Of
fifty fire. All the amendments Of the
Senate were then adopted, without yeas
and nays or division. The President
of the U. S. has since signed ,he Bill
The Bill reported by the committee Of
way. and means to issue Treasury notes
in lieu of the loan, to the amount Of six
millions Of dollars, and to prevent the
remainder Of the loan from being sold
under par, was passed. on Monday, ll2
to 81. This bill goes at once to the
Senate, and if passed, rs it will be no
doubt, will afford great relief to the
Treasury. The Senate, on Monday
passed the bill from the House to re-
pcnl tho 90 per cent clause of the Land
Bill, by ayes %, nays 10. Ii is thought
The President will put his veto OF this
The contested Election bill has als'
passed the Senate. Wednesday, (yes
icrday,) Aug. 3lst, was fixed upon al
tho day Of adjournment Of both Houses
The members arc now, probably home
ward bound.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
GENUINE GROCERIES


| ~ T.. a. w. NEWTON, are dnily ro.
~. cei,iug supplies from New YORK, nn'
nav" ID s'"'e 'he 'o'o""s e"""s' VIM" w" "'
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Il cnccyr ,, ,. p;. oh, t,
49,, "a I'D. a,,,,, :, ,on,,i n,o.,.
Urc,, ,,, i'll. Ian, ...L..d do
Havana White & brown. clarified and pul,eriz"d
white. 81 Croix. Porto Rico and AluscovaJo
brown.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
i M q.

THE AnIsrAD CArrivEs.-Thc missionaries
who returned To Africa with these liberated
captives report unfhvorably Of their moral
character since their arrival in their native
country.
" A man named John Gardner, was ar
rested in Bristol, X. l., on Monday ofIast week,
on charge Of having been concerned in the
robbery Of the tomb of the late Hon. James
DWolr Aller examination, he was commit
ted in default of bonds in the sum Of $500
IL There was Il great freshet in Washing
ton, on "Wednesday of last week, aud con-
siderable damage was done.
HAYTI.-Wc notice by the late accounts
that shocks Of earthquake continue to prevail
at Hayti, and that good order had not been re-
stored, it indeed it ever existed
The Cod fishery of Newfoundland is repre-.
sented as having been very unsuccessful this
season.
BosroS ASD PRovIDENcE RAILRoAD.-On
and after Thursday next, September |, the
accommodation train of cars will leave Boston
at Il A. NJ. and "a p. NJ, and Providence at
"A A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ.
MARYLASD.-The Wing State Convention
of Mary yland, has unanimously nominated Hen
nv CLAY for the Presidency
NoRTu CARoLIyA.-Tho majority for More
head, Wing, is about 5000. North Carolina is
Wing to the core.
INDiAsA.-Tho Wings claim tie, on joint
ballot, in the Legislature; the locoiocos claim
Il majority of six or eight The question can
not be settled until the Legislature meets.
Tho annual CONNIE cnccmont of Brown Uni
vcrsity, will take tploce in Providence on
Wednesday next, Sept. 9th. The exercises
are expected to bo unusually interesting.
THE FLORIDA WAR not ESDED.-The last
Southern mail brings US an account Of several
murders in one Of tho frontier counties Of Gcor-
gia, whose People call upon the Government for
protection.
The Norfolk papers Of Friday state that the
gale did much damage TO the crops and fences.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

The noble steamer Cleopatra has resumed
her place in the Independent Line, having
been repaired and put in complete order
The boats of this line, will hereafter leave
Newport for Providence at huff past o'clock
in the morning every morning except Sun.
days aud Mondays. On Sunday mornings
she will arrive here about 9 o'clock and pro
ceed Immediately to Providence, in order to
take the only mail train Of that day 10 Boston
winch leaves on the arrival Of the Stonuston
train.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
N AN A8A 3GS.

Ia this town, on Sunday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr. Lcaver, Mr.. HENRY ANTHO-
NY, to Miss ANN 4. HOUSE, daughter oi
the late Mr.. John House, all Of this town.
In Portsmouth, on the 2Ist ult., by the Rev
Mr. Edmuuds, Mr.. JOSEPH q. HIGGINS
Of MiddIetown, to Miss PiiEBE SLOCUM, %
Portsinonih.
IL BRISTOL on the 22d ult., Mr.. J. FREDER
ICK BEARS, to Miss LuCRETIA n, duugl,
ter orCapt Abiiah Luce, all Of this town.
| IL LIlile Compton, on the 10Th ult Mr. JO
SEPII HICKS, to Miss BETSEY G., daush
I ter Of jeremiah Briggs. Leg
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
AUCTIONS.
Executors GaIe.

UW be sold al Pablo Aaeiion, (f not
previously disposed Of at pirate sale, }
on Thursday, Sept. 22,
4 liz the right. title and interest which
~ Hannah Stevens. widow at Thomas
Stevens, died possessed Of in and To GER
tain lot of land. with the buildings thereon
standing. bonded north on land owned by
Joseph g. Stevens east on Thames street /;
south md west on the cove being the cstni"
recently occupied by Joseph q. Stevens, and
the late Hannsh Stevens, and known ~ the
Oliver X. Warner csiare-also one half ut
Body Pew No. 40. in the I'd Baptist Church.
For further particulars enquire OF JoHN J.
SrAcy, on the PROMISES or of the subscriber r
at No q. Broad street. Providence. Cond-
iions made known AZ the time aud place ot
sale. ANDREW JOHONNOT, Erec'r.
| Sept. ], 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
SHIP Is Is NEWS.
PORT Of NE WP0RT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Aug. 25.
Sch'r Holly Bush, White, from Virginia for
New Castle, Me.-bas = men sick with the
Fever and Ague.
Sloop Victory, French, fin Prov. for N. York.
SUNDAY, Aug 2sih.
Brig Sea Bird, lnto Trip, Of this port,
from Atlantic Ocean, with about 30 bbls.
sperm oil, having been out Ii mos aud brought
in by the mate, Mr.. Tew. Tho bad voyage is
laid to :he misinanagement Of the Captain, bnt
ns he is absent, perhaps il is not best to con.
dcnn him unheard. 1t appears that Captain
Trip, bis brother, and boats crew, went on
boa'd of the Champion, of W.siport, on the 9th
Of Aug in lat. Sc 20, lon. Al I3, Capt. II. Civ
ing tho mate orders 10 Steer South, which he
did. The mate stood on until the next morn
ing, when having lost sight Of the bark, ho
conc GUIDED, with the rest of the officers on
board, to bring the Brig home.
MONDAY, August 90.
Sch'r Extio, Robinson, fin Norfolk.
Sloop Henry Gibbs, Gibbs, im Fail River for
Hartford Willard, Miller, New.York for Prov ;;
Geo. Washington, Smith, New London for do.
TUESDAY Aug. 80.
Brig Prince dc Joinville, Gardner, fn la.
vana 10Th inst, for Providence Sailed in
company viii, Brig Poland Castof, for Sa-
vannuh and Sch'r franklin Greene, Draper,
for CharIoston.-Leit ship VIM Engs, Coe,
ldg for Key West, and Northern port; Chris.
i"pher Colon, Smith, discg. Spoke, of the
Moro, Brig Mcclellan, ~ days from Bath 2jtl,,
III lat 33 20. Ion 7G 90 passed three. .mas,rd
Sch'r steering to the s. W., supposed the Han
nall, (of this port,) from NewYork for the w.
| Indies.
Sloop Amty, Brown, fm Ronjout for New
Bedford, having received some trnIng damage
in the squall on Monday.
DISASTERS, &c.
Sch'r Henry Clay, Foster, of and for Machi-
as from New.York, in ballast, was capsized
Monday at 6 T. NJ, in sguall from the West
ward, the North point oi Block Island bearing
Sc :, about q miles distant. The Sloop
Willard, Capt. Miller, took oh the Capt. aud
crew e men) about Of an hour afterwards,
and brought them into this port They went
on board the Cutter Jackson, Capt. Fatio,
which immediately g \. VI. got under way
aud went TO tow the schooner in here, or Ia
some other port
Aug. 3lst-.Ar Cuttor Jackson, with the
Henry Clay in tow
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

The number of persons at tho Suffrage Clam.
bake on Tuesday, IT is said was from i've Ia
ten thousand, the greater par, Of whom were
women aud children! :! Several speeches were
madc--ooo from Mrs. Parlin, who expressed
herself ready to march at tho head ola com.
pany oriadies(') y to the rescue orGen. Bill Dean,
who has jus, been arrested aud sent to Kings.
ton Jail, To await his trial before the Suprcm,
Court There now, stand back, men of law
and order, open to tho right aud lcl) for Mrs
Parlin. Something morc than CLAIMS To ereit'
the Suffrage ladies in this WISE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
SAMUEL WARD KING.
HENRY Bowen, Secretary Of State.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.

General Orders, ! IIrAp.QuARrsns,
No. a. Proc. .4ug. %, 1912
The staff and field officers of the militia OF
this Stale will uniform and equip themselves
agreeably To their rank. according TO the
regulations of the United States army, with
the exception of the sword-bclt, which will bo
OF black patent leather, and of the button.
which shall be- gilt, convex, with the arms OF
the State raised thereon.
BY order Of the Commander in Chief:
ELISHA DYxR, Jr., .4yt. General.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

pointed at former meeting to confer
with Mr.. Henry G. Place, in relation
to the terms upon which he (Mr. P.)
would settle with the Town for its re.
fusal to recognise him as Keeper of the
Asylum, (he having been regularly and
legally appointed by the Commission
ers, and a contract entered into in the
customary form, made verbal report
that the committee had conferred with
Mr.. Place, who desired that no further
action on the part Of the Committee be
had on the subject
Mr.. Place then made verbul state
ment to the town in reference TO his an
pointment as Keeper Of the Asylum
stated the terms Of the contract, and
explained the sacrifices he had made in
order to talfil that contract, and the in
conveniences and losses he had expe-
rienced by the refusal, on the purt of
the town, to sanction his appointment
by the Board of Commissioners. He
was well satisfied Of the validity of his
claim for all damages that had and
might accrue to him on account Of the
non-iulfilment Of said contract, but he
only asked for a remuneration that would
barel y make him whole, and named the
sum Of three hundred dollars as being
within the actual damage sustained by
him. Without any debate upon the
subject, it was moved and seconded,
that Mr. Place be paid that sum in full
satisfaction for his claim against the
town for the non-iulfilment Of the con-
tract above stated. and the question be
ing thereupon explained and put by the
Moderator, it was unanimously decided
in the affirmative.
A commune alton from Mr.. WIN. II
Read, resignirg the Office ofTown Mar
shall was read and received. Several
gentlemen expressed their regret that
Mr.. II. should find it necessary to re-
sign, believing that such an office was
very much needed in our town, and that
Mr. X. had faithfully performed his du-
ty. Mr.. Read then explained to the
town the nature and difficulty Of the
various duties he had to perform, show
ing that the salary of one hundred dol
lars per annum, was not an adequate
compensation for such services. His
explanation was deemed satisfactory,
and he was then re-appointed, and his
compensation increased TO three hun
dred dollars-or, at that rate--for the
residue of the year.
On motion Of Mr.. G. Palmer, Jr., it
was voted, that so much of the law,
which requires persons to pay the sum
of five cents for every load of sand or
gravel taken from the beach, be repeal
cd. The Street Commissioner, (Mr.
Lawton,) stated the inconveniencics
and trouble of collecting the small
amount required per load, and although
he was in favor of that law, if strictly
enforced upon all, he should not oppose
its repeal.
No other business, except tho allow
nnco nf ccyeral nccounts wa, FINN
sactcd, and the meeting adjourned at
haii-past p. nj. sine die.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
ELISHA DYkR, Jr., att. General

The New Bedford Guards, have late
ly visited Boston, and all about that
quarter. They met with an agreeable
reception, and enjoyed themselves ad-
mrably. They arc temperance corps
giving or receiving no beverage, in
the way of treats, stronger than
"Adam's ale."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
ARRIVAL FROM FRANCE OF
MADAME ADOLPH.

vNiIlS celebrated and unsurpassed phoso-
pher, late from Boston. New York, and
Providence, has the pleasure To announce To
the ladies' aud gentlemen Of Newport, that
she will make a short stay at Mr. Townsend's
Hotel, where she has taken splendid apart.
ments for the accommodation Of he. visitors,
who vii! be politely received by ID ,ctor
Adolph, and unnbserved by the eve Of the
world conducted to Madame Adolph's parlors
She does not pretend TO be wiieh or fortune
teller, but will by her universally acknowl-
edged skill in Physiology, Physiognoiny,
Pbrenology, and Philosophy, inform those
who will investigate her talents OF their lead
ing transactions Of the past, the present and
the future, whether they are married or not
what sort Of husbands or wives they will get.
and describe their dispositions, notions, etc -
as If she had known them from birth. She
delivers also printed examinations. Price
reduced 10 so cents.
N. B. Private entrance, in Pelham Street.