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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05

CLERK WASrED.-A clerk is wanted in the office OF the
Herald He must give unexceptonable recommendations
for integrity sobrety and capacity Apply by letter adj
dressed to the proprietor Of the Herado be Ie a''hs
office n. w corner of Nassau and Fulton streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05

ARRIVAL OF AN EMINENT ENGINEER FROM Bra
zI.-Among the passengers in the Great Western
which arrived here last week was Mr.. p p Leme,
attached to the Imperial Engineer Corps of the Bra
lillian Empire. He has been sent to this country bv
the Emperor on tour Of inspection. We under
stand that it is his intention TO visit every railroad
,anal, dry dock, steam vessel, navy yard and ship
yard in the United States
This visit will afford Mr. Leme an opportunity of
comparing the great improvements made in this re-
public, not yet seventy years of age with those of
Europe now nearly in her grave. We do not fear
the result of the comparison We trust that he will
rsturn to his own country laden with plans, maps
and charts.
In the last FIVE years eminent engineers have been
sent across the Atlantic from Russia, France Eng
land, Austria, Spain, Belgium and Brazil. Those
of Austria and Brazil are now in this country The
Others have finished their labor and returned home,
the Russians in The splendid steam frgate Kamscha-
ka which they built in this city. The information,
in the shape of charts, diagrams, and plans, which
they gathered here were of the greatest value and
could not have been obtained elsewhere. This we
do not say boastingy, for il is fact, that most of
those officers first visited England and finding they
could get nothing there they came to America and
supplied themselves with all the knowledge necessa-
ry, both OF practical and theoretical nature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05

o. NIBLos.-The new Ipantomime has created
quite sensation we are not surprised at II, whe-
Their we consider the beauty Icf the scenery-the
ceveness of the transformations or the rich achng
of the Raves the three form ACCUMULATION rarely
to be witnessed All strangers are sure to pay TINS
establishment a visit, and our citizens have long
made it their favorte resort. BY the way, Wool
has composed an admirable overture for the new
piece, which meets with deserved applause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05
and Science.

CHEAr LIrKaArURE.-The immortal Harpers have
Just published beautiful edition of Bulwer's
Pelham, $50 pages, for Is cents. We are preparing
10 Guido this We shall soon publish an edition OF
the same novel in double sheet-extra-HrRA1p for
l2a or IA cents-about half less than the aarpers.
Great fun in literature by and by.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05

Ay- The alarm of fire last night, was in Broad
street. but il amounted to nothing One bucket of
water put it out before the engines got there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05
BY The SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.

Washington. 81
r Correspondence Of the Herald.1
~ WASHINGTON, Thursdays p. M.
Proceedings of both Houses--The Whigs and
the Presidential Third Party.
The President pro tenn. laid before the Senate
this morning communication from the Secretary
OF the Treasury, covering statement from the Re-
glster, made in compliance with resolution of Both
u''imo' showing the amount of money appropriated
ny Congress since the year 1896, to satisfy private
claims.
The amount stated by the Treasurer TO have been
appropriated, is as follows:-
IN lo3o, .......-.... Sl55,ss5 80
81 49,. l0l 235 40
ss.. ........... Jos 81
81. l73.t59 OS
~. 74722 II
Al. ..................... 2ls,l66 90
S<a..,a l. L..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05

% THE HERALD CARRIER Of the Sixteenth Ward is
directed to all his subscribers before O'Clock in the
NOR ,ing-also to be civil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05

PROSPECTS, OF Rsw.-It is now highly proba-
bic that Congress will close in an elegant row in
few days, leaving the President without revenue
without money without credit
The Senate have voted in favor of the distribution
tariff bill-t will pass both houses-and then the
Captain will veto. On this, both houses will have
grand fare upland adjourn without passing any
law. We are now almost without government
then we shall be without rag of any thing. No
money--no credit--no law---no nothing-but fights.
riots, and vulgar politicians
Josmith-Jo Smith, do bring out fresh revelation,
and take hold of the government of these United
States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05

IMPORT or SrocK.-Abou 36, l27 emgrants have
arrived at Quebec this season, worth $500 each,
alive. Value of import, SIS, O63, 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05

HONORARY DEGREEs.-EIarverd University have
conferred the degree of J.. L. ID. on Mr.. Everett,
American Minister in London The Nauvoo CHI
University have conferred L. L. y. or James Ar
llngton Bennett and James Gordon Bennett Lite
nature is making great strides in these latter days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05

that bankruptcy in Western and Northern New
York is double that in the city and river counties
This result has arisen from the bad systems of COM
merce, trade land banking, which prevail in Western
New York, from Utica out to Buffalo. There is
hardly a town there of any magnitude that has not
been furnished with victims-but the greatest suf
ferers have been the farmers and mechanics. Take
any town in the west take Buffalo, Batavia, Penn
Yam, or any other, what miserable, despotic, ILL
concerted, system Of banking and trading has
prevailed there! How the farmers and honest
mechanics have suffered--how society and
law have been abused and outraged!
We have great deal to say on these facts on
another day-and we shall open chapter on the
systems oftrade and currency, that will astound the
whole country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05

to the mind OF our whole company was the fact that
for the distance of full fifty miles but piece of
woods was passed through that was not enclosed in
a fence, and that did not extend over a hundred
yards.
The line of railroad as now selected by the COM
pany, passes full threeourhs its distance through
rich and luxuriant plain, bounded on each side by
an unduating country, interspersed with the Taco
mic range of mountains that rear their lofty points
on the east for long distance, and by ranges of
ne cultivated rolling hills the west, presenting,
as we moved forward, perfect Claude lorraine views
of prospective picturesque scenery, not surpassed
in any portion of the Union for variety and extent
The only portion of the line OF road that presented
any thing like tough work, was for distance of
in Weschesier county, which, from the rocky state
Of the surface presented tou view, would appear to
cause considerable labor in excavation were it not
that the level is but short distance below the up
per crust There miles of the road that are al
ready in state Of gradation that the labor of pre-
pairing forthe rails will not pay the contractor liv-
ing profit for hs trouble.
As we proceeded northward on Wednesday, we
passed into the State of Massachusetts for an In.
stant the line of which is presented at place call
ed Boston -Four Corners, made memorable some
thirty years since bya duel that was fought i'm the vi
cinty between Price and Armstrong, in which the
latter was seriously wounded. AT this point the line
OF railroad approaches within distance OF few
hundred yards but is kept entirely within the limits
and jurisdiction OF our own State. Proceeding on
ward we soon entered Columbia county, where the
appearance OF the country, although productive
began to assume different aspect from thai passed
through in Duchess. The ground work instead OF
marble, was OF slaty foundation, the farms were
more cultivated in the production of wheat. rye
and oats, and being as we were informed princi-
pally leased TO tenants did not present that thrift
neatness and comfort that we had seen below. but
among the productions under the head of ''natiyes,
we discovered monstrous rattesnake, measurn
exactly in length, six feet and full twelve inches in
circumference In the largest part, hanging from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05

Boz's BUDeEr.-The following is the material
part of letter, published by Charles Dickens, in
the London Chronicle of July IA, and may be con-
dered the opening of his budget on America -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
pOARDING IN BROOKLYN.-Two

Ceatlrsirn and their wye. can - Accommodate " in
saIri md pleasant room. 40. n lrm}' lon' haor
80, Cl.rt rer lie - of Nav. For particulars inquire
=, y, n Coucor..t or No. ~ Maiden Lane, Ne"iorA
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What /. the conclusion that j. to be arrived 81
f,om all this 1t j. thnt but little OF nothing l.
10 be hoped from the Press, Politicians and the
Rich. and that the few men o. enthusiasm and
real philanthropy who can be found in Society
must combine with the Intelligent among the
Working Glasses, and. uniting wisdom With enei-
~. mus, proceed to effect by themselves Social
Reform.
The world wants new and practical measures
il want. Attractive Industry which will Increh''
immensely production or real wealth It wants ~
.ocia,ion with it, vast economies, AID IT wants "
inst division Of profits. With these three T''a-
.sfe.. pecuriary independence or an abund iA'e
can be secured to all This is the first pfac'''1'
step TO bc taken; the next j. to give 20 al emu,
ron equal chances Of superior Industrial a"u
scientific education, which will deyelore fully their
moral and intellectual natures. GIVE man hdu'"'
non and honorable. attractive and lucrative oc'"'
na,;or.. and ali other good, viii either folio" n
r..,,l,s or be will know how to obtain them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
vI,HE Poets and Poetry of America, with

Il Historical iniroducuon-hy RUFUS Wlmot "ri'"ou
i vol octavO-a splendid Book,
The Fame and Glory of England Nindcaled-being az
answer To the Glory and shame OF England i voe
Popular Technology, Professions and Irades-by Ed
wsrd Ilafseii-Nth 81 EugtaNings-2 vols.
The Crnton Bov>-hy Haxrici Martneau.
Daughters of Brain-by Mrs. Ellis 81
Wangrfs Expedition 10 Siberia and the Polar Sea- VOL
ESSAYS for Summer Hours ri cdiuon-by Charles Ian
man. Esq.
Hints 10 MOhers-bv DR. Bull
81 r. snl, IN ] :. KEDkIEID. CLINTON Hall
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III FOR SALE-A small house aud five

l.E or sir acres OF land, two acres cleared, ana anon
on" ere sci out with a handsome growth Of peach Tree
and t- remainder the land IN ~0odsiaa'e az ar koch
a,tv on the main road. between ID. T. lrnnng', aud H.
,osli- Iu0u.re the lol-gate, or Il JOIN NoitlVN
Ir MT t. tie ol-glte, Far kocl away, or leave nn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

Il Mr.. LyeII's lectures.-Our full, illustrated ana
CAREFUL, corrected RcporisoI MR.LiELLs ElOh Lev
lures or Recent Discoveries in GEOLOGY WIN DE pun
i>hed This Morning in a beautiful fanPme' h""o
Tbey contain nearly every word Of those Lectures ''
ye,orsd by Mr. H. j. RAYMOND, Assistant Editor OF TINS
paper with several lucid Engraying' expressly for the r
bune 80 large amour Of ires interesting and Valua
he information on Geology cannot be found IN any wofS
yet published. =, ,-.. e..
Price % cents per copy five copies for 49, seventeen Tor
a. thirty c.pcs for a. any larger number SIC per hus
drad Orders rom Newsnen by Mail (encl0slng me
" a, ll,, .,l;si,.d IN alN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
DICTIONARY of Arts, Man

u niactures and Mines No. v. this dav received by
SAXTON 4 MILES. l& Fulton-sirt%t
n B-sAXTON a MILES viii open large assortment
Of Theological Classical and Miscellaneous Books on the
5h Of May pos Broadway, told stand OF William A. Col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
=. ,rO IET.-Three handsome new

I'd 1-rk dwelling Houses, nov finishing ~ ~ o.
A-AL y 10 Show H10~s AMI Stores 'n Tie IT. i4''i
e- ai'rr1i 1ns ID required by The tenants in'N ar
,fiv -ps.d No a. ami - Fir.t Avenue. near it0u,''
.r..L Tie reat, VII correspond with ne unes. app
rsli. are requested % Examine The Dul.hs' - .e "
ou FIR, vi Nav, tie excellent d~elllng lioD>r y" -
reet eori-r ot the Fret avenue desifa.r '.'"'r W
, y.rf-.i .f.tu lmy TIE Rent ID b. $40 per a.,-i
~. n II lrlalNaY. NJ NJ ~. % Nltrr-L a.,lN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
ia no LET-To small family only

III the upper part # : ecnce two story ai'ic iou>'
= knstrtet hetweer Hudson and ch->irtet'
u he liiic Nth privilege IN t- cellar 'r wool an coal
AunlN AZ B DnN-.tIeNL Wv ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. &c.-os-

"ARDWAR CUTLERY. &c.--Os-
>Ia~s Hotel ts,~.-rlv Hors Hptsll N-~-Nork t~hvre
the hs>re, carried tor echY YEAR past ~oo
are Importer, AMI Gensrsi Dealers m hgi Il and tnsn'
can Hardware Cutlrry, 1c Ac, offer 10 Country Mer.
chants ani oihsrs, very exvu>ve aSsefinen ~ c owes
n1. arf price, To- cab 90 on approved credit
10 rllstr. ferrty invited o. ra sod eNsmine me
.trk, nt,l composed in part n Tabr al Pocket Cut
lfr, srYfs >>>os Iea and Tahls spoons. Tea Trays
se raH> Sow J, ant longs Hollow " are. shsV,ls AMI
>,.., u -. Forks k1ies >-yte>. ANs. English Wsg-
DID slr. O.. tiOu.r ana Hand Bril. CIV and rought
nails Cnt racks. Bais ant >parables SUITS. Scrrws,
io,.. Iirlr, Hinges. Anvil> NceS thss. Augers. Chs
!, ami Gou-> Plane. SPEARS VI u, Pr Cross Cut. lron
ans Bros Bach saw: tnencan lnns R'ets Beck lions
-e...f lrl Waf-r, 90 Avre >ianr tor marble polsher
sa h Lad Pot. g luuin~ Har.em Oh
Tho Agents Tor the sale Of Nbertsnn ant Hoo
l. crrhratrd Clsg ser Coopep AMI ca peuies kdse
Fed, .n gtuerai
q, fr Ninos shrated Well and stern Pumps.
fartsrfd hv n Warren warranted sup nor - any
.ti.r ma hi a.. CHARLES OSBORN
y Nork n l.4i fafl ir,f CHARLES : LITTLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
NLNTIEMEN,S Lcft oT Wardrohc.-
CASUMERE and Merino Shawls, Nous

s.ine de Lame &C. &c. l.. PiCnoci's improvements
in the Bacing department OF his establishments ny III a
nj .rar1 A. employed in the finishing of goods enables i
10 receive order. at much lower rate than heretofore -
then, more handsomely and eIpcdtousy lone Ca'h
,cra and Nerino Shawls restored to their original coz"
W,ns.eine de Lanes Blonde Mrcklln, and other nee,
ared and renewed: silk hose a-o restored; no.en ana
lasL cn,taus table covers drugge &c CLEANED and
pe.J |. Pglolet continues his Dying Establishment q,
usuai W di ~ W 81 -, as In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
4 FOR SALE-The three story Brick

III HOUSE AND LOT OF GRoUND, No;
t.freei between Madison ami Henry streets Ire
f : Is y 20 eet the lIouse Is by ~ feet with u inch
!. bull bv DAYS york under the rIper0tendrncs OF DR.
George Iceland There ten IRE places 10 h' iouse'
even ~ which finished with marble cnmneyP ecr,,
no several .partmen hrcprooi ashhouse unler .Ar
ktebpn tire place. and tie whole IN cOmpici" Order f
promises may b. sera every day between uie h"ufs"'
I'D .ococt For further part salar' 9pP.y 70 .,,ee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

- tvo or three SINGLE gentlemen. can Doe accomto-
,fD vtb a,lut rooms and board. from ne 1T OF Hli
n~,, al III Orchard street Inquire ~ llS same r,r'
I.,f.rent .. exchanged. a. Ih
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- no LET. and nos.ession glven Imme-

Isl h. datcly-Pau OF large House centrally ,9Si'd ~
= 1-vay con, sling OF l. rooms The rent wicn WI
~ ,,1letai. ?, go0d teush VIII hc taken out 100 no't"
,o.r-d Address with reference, which Will b. cohu'tn
1i ~ r. . Office ri ihi, paper. a. 1"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
.RIXATE HonsekeepIng.--A gentIe-
DRIyATE HOUSE-KEEPING.-A

Gentleman and hi wife. with WO small thIiren an
ser,antl are de-. ror, Of tsssv With iauY - siir
SIZE pleasant house lgrrf ahl- quarter ~ ne cif
I'm. rent p which hall rs. exceed Sur hundred ~ Tom
hundred and htv dolarste iFrrser> 10 hfarl ii "
oti r ocrcrl7,. 10 pav haf h. rent, and specified ,aH
r.r week tor ho1-l. Ai-ess Box ~. PIPER ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

II The American Inbcrer, work devoted 70
the interests American Industry ami 10 the fio'ouN" "
American MANUFACTURERS and La5orcrs for sale at tins ONCE
Price Ct cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
INllE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

Il TIE WORLD ii-CONANr, 200 Grand street, has
hand. OF the latest Spring ta1n an excellent a.
sorment o Sill Hats So $50 AMI $}a reduction o
81 cent, each hat from iorNer prices Alo superior
article OF Fur HAT for 81 equal to any sold ma me CITY o
~ 20 and s. The public respectfully invited 10 ciI
A good assortment OF Rows Hats ans Caps oa land.
ala I'm CONN\I, 2dn Grand st., near Allen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
~ FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm,

olnnf M 100 OI GOOD land, TIHF 3. 49,. 't
y m water privileges, IN The North qu1r. " ,, ~
.fnr -ru ar, inquire Of David Dr.hS, 20 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
ARE. Cutlery. Guns. &c.

'he subscriber. importer OF kngish and herman
fla Ia, +, noS receiving fresh a>>orme atoi all the ar
, m th, line ct BUSINESS ami hegs Assure dealers hsi
ln rNamna they will rud k> stock very complete ano
A. good quality. amt At lower pcc> than elsewhere on
fafeut oi h, statement alone he relics tor psrton OF
heir business, and requests tie tsVor 81 call previous
ma 'us their purchases
fl,xl NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
Nh. FORSALE-A Farm, situated at Far

IOckawsy, l. within sLOd distance Of the Marine
Paw on. anil fronting The bay ard OCEAN u contains
D acres ~ acres of ~h ch j. frst tabe land the
,idue good gass or me1do, land, and soInf "Oodlani
On the premises neat Farm House. Barn sni other out
buildings Oi easy b The city both by lad ara wa
ier IL eau be- divided INTO farms Of different qusnitss
Apfy 10 sam r. y. Norton On the premise, OF 10 Sin
klf No Bpadsf.
A,o Other property for sar ,.iiary situated Apply as
90. .taf.d ais W.
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n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lane, Msr

IN \ IV-N'--I'III'' ''''''V'
X y .ond no,f respectfully invite hi> friends and the
uhlc IN general who are 10 want al cnths 10 cav Al
w -, oder i'm The best and fashionable Styir' ~
b.,r =, the ch.anest, an| inferior 20 none "dIh,h',
aJ and trimmed in superior style at '-ry o~ Pre- dlu
nau, , y, e, Good. sold by the vard ana no Charge
cp nG garments out OF them where customers wat 10
, ,Iem made themselves. Ready-made clouhs .o,'d"'
i an hand \ B-Please call and Jndg, Tor your>tN.t-
noot mistake The number, TOOL Greenwich corner NJ aS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
- DWFIIING HOUSES TO LEI

CHEAP RENTs.-A very ds, y, Jobf,. Pas.
- u,r.a NJ 7 n bcft--ireci. mar sIs 81. Il
notr Dwelling in chery-'.'1IJ1' H. ~, Fl ,,en
II eilar o. one Or TAO ismrsi 49,, r~er -. maj. b.
tnted upon fair terms h""' II Ns..ar.i 2l story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
No. 326.
REAL ESTATE

Ia To LET-The two story brick house
II ss6 Water street Apply a. q Ia ior'i' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
,ToUSEKuEpER's HARDWARE,

Y Ac-The subscriber would remind Us customers ana
~ public that he .i.l al hs odd place No - DIVISION
rect " here be- OFFERS an tNcelcat a>sorinen ol all Mues
be- u> can be tOand IN any
W.. ~, ,t. .,y JOSEPH WEED. a2l lul
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TN-I r A\CE aralnst IOss or Uamdgt
{ r 81 ~ ,te Intel STATE. Pc in,arance Compa
- - fi.'r off..s No - Wal-streci
'' DIRECTORS.
D., n. Sr,,r Geo y. F1.f.
Jno Y. Willis, Coo, llA'SeV Il. IL H,..1 I'D
Hex. l. +. Carpenter. A5rltN o'~ lil
p.I.~f & cornell ELzr Cauldwru. Geo. Is. >tlin.
Ia. Rarler NOrr, Keichum, >aml G. faN>on
- - C,is InaarhiU Caleb Ba~Stow,
Iiadiev Murray, {. L. Iro."rl' H'' ~ ,,'-''.,,
~. n I,w~.nce Cons. W Lawrence sam. L. MicAill
-. ~ 80 NJ c Kna.lani. ia. Mach.
80, n Weeks Raht Il. " ntum, ID. 4. tl,tm2r
u tn, " Pc7r,alI Chs IIis'l-gh.
~" ''' J /. BOW Ne. President
Ga
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OOARDING SCHOLARS WANTE }.

4 Lady j, DESTROYS OF obtaining two BOAR, ~ ',''
ar lrl ffsn % II YEAR. os-'. after DE l'i N-y ""
. In a.r.a.ant and hefhy part ot The civ Terms roc-
rate Reiarrnccs exchanged Apply % Frs'1fert amer
o'clork NJ diD ~
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LOT of SEATS with backs, suitable
NOIING lady Competent 10 teach
,,ITrATIOY WANTED.-The advcr-

- ,i,ar \ xiIov lalv, wishes n obt1na siuafon Is
Ion.ekerner or sempire,, in gener family, oi A. nd
in puhllc institution school For her character anu
ualifcaous references Of the highest respecnhny eW
i given Tuouirv may made oi the Publisher az We
Wv '"'', ~, W ' a20tf
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SAUCERS.-Just receiv-

"a hy la'e arrival
Pink >aucer. isrlr aud small
Peach color Salc,rs large and small
Lilac do DO do do
Purple do 10 90 do
Green io do do do
Blne do 90 do do
Al o the above warranted genuine and Of the best male
rial and sold at the lowest prices For sale br
DAVID FELT a co.
AL s,atoners Hall. 2t5 Pearl AID 50 "slst
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"a TO CONFECTIONERS and Segar

I,G Deaicrs-To Let-A Hou-e and store whh goo1
M al custom 10 tie Confectionery and sugar inr 81 D'
m be- disposed It % bargain AMI no mistake ihe
present ccupauf ha, estate io setile 40 TIE "esi "hCh
d. occupy h, lime during The present summer WINCH j
I'D. cause ct h- wishing CD dispose oi sad premises
For, on o. al Toner sega DEALER as branch
buent H would BE- q most enylable situation aod Sc
cure large hare OF up town custom Term. 10" %, ssn
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