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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-29

A conviction will not, re may conclude,
bedilRenIt, But the question Of punish-
msnt is dne surrounded with more.com.
.plexilY and danger. We cannot but
think, 1as we have: all along conceived
since the origin Of this dispute, tha. a
compromise Of some sort will Sbe The re-
suit. Sir Robert Peel will make certain
concessions, Religious, political and Com
msrcial, ibal will satisfy, to certain ex-
the claims of Ireland 10 an equality Of,
privilege with England in tho supporto of
her Clergy. in supFort;ofher Poot aud in
(nrherance Of her Commerce. The Br- :
lish Government will, however. prosecute
the trial ofO'Connell 10 conviction FIRST,
and hen negotiate for concessions with
the right Of punishment 10 its bands,
This is, Of course, notreconcilable with,
O'Conneil's repeated and even late de-
claration. that an Irish Parliament shalE
meet in Dublin by peaceabte means. Mo-
thing but change Of Ministry and The.
timidy ofthc Wings shpuIt they come
into power, Gambling about such results;
but every Impartial observer mnst per-
ceive tba, a vast majority of t6e English
people a,s,ainihe Peel Ministry IN itspo-
hey against the repeal Of the UnioD.s No
chanse'of Miais'ry, booking to a change
10 this policy, rs therefore within the
chapter Of probabilities, sa 5:.s.
Another controversy ID, which large
IS iD,eresta are involved: within the
limi,s Of England herself is now III sis
lent, but irresistible, progress, We mean
The ,ssu,., which nothing cas prevent or
Glade. between Commercial Fresdous
and the LandhoJder's Monopoly. This iss
a question thar mHs' be SCI sledm the lapse
ofa very few years. Being resolved into
coutss, for legislative oower be,wsen;, the
Commercial and Manufacturing towns
and the Counties the power Of moneyiat
elections and lhein1uence of pepulareio~
quence over public opinion, are elements
that will be brought most fully mo acS
ton. The growing wealth of Tie tevnsk
will soon put them on an equality, 4asreSS
CARDS, This Constituent of success WITH
the hereditary .possessors of those br0adN,
and rich domains whichsshave been So
long the seats Of electoral influence ands
The sources Of parliamentary power; while
in the command of oratorical talent, in
its 'lilfilsive influence over public opinion,
the advocates of Free Trade have a:nlan-
ifest superiority over an 3Oligarchy Of
English LanIhoders.-Fo these reasons
the controversy is assuming a.form that
must soon lead 10 important concessions
in favour ola more unrestricted foreign.
trade. or conflict that must bring the
parties into violent collision. A.4.5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-29

Father Mathew.-This noble individ-
ual lately stated in London, that he had
received letters from the Magisiracy Of
London and Manchester, where 100000
person had taken the pledge, sIatlns that
already an immense dinunillon Of crime
had taken place. lie also said that there
were 100000 acres in Ireland, into
which spades had never heen put since
The flood, and that he desired to see the
Irish as happy in their own country, as
were the English, by the cultivation of
those lunds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-29

Sailing Of fMisSionaries.- Messrs.
J..B. Binney aud Z. B. BuIlard. and MIR.
Thomas S. Ranney, with their wives,
aud Miss Lalhrop, sailed from Boston
Harbur l7lh inst. as missionaries to the
-Birmai Empire. he.former two gentle
men are; 10 be devoled 10. The work Of
teaching and preaching tolhe karens-lhe
latter to'take charge of missionary prin
ling establishment. They go oilt under
the auspices oflhe American Baptist Board
of Foreign Missions.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-29

the public square, where the business commu.
nifty, and consequently, the largest amountof
property islocated To operate in connection
with this ois,erh, the company is III the pos
session of over three bundled feet of Ilnse,.
which will reach any of the buildings 10 the
immediate vicinity ofthc square. And it is but
an act of Justice 10 the Town Council, here 10
remark, ha. they have officially and individual
lY acted noble and magnanimous part, In
carving out the design of our citizens, and it Is
owing ia great measure 10 their instrument
taIity. li,at the Palmetto Fire Company, has
come into existence, and active operations.
All that the COMPANY now lacks, in becom-
ing thoroughly effective, is 70 be Incorporated
and we understand petition is now before the
Legislature, for the purpose Of obtaining an
Act of incorporation we hope it will be grant
cd, and to our citizens we would say, protect
The Palmetto Fire Company. ind it will protect
yon; give tia hearty and che erids support
and il will become what it was des.,, 10 De-
an ornament to our village, and anob. e inont1-
ment Of tile liberality of the citizens Oh Edge
field
We would suggest to the company in CT M
clusion, the proprety Of adopting suitable
uniform; il would not only add much to its
appear ance, but would also contribute in a
great degree to the comfort Of the members in
their arduous duties.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-29

with the present Bishop Of Jerusalem, and
hasbeen fora length oftime residenliu The
family5of'he Rev. VIM. Foster, by whom
he was: baplizeleEin The presence of FIVE
hundred persons, land received dal,he same
lime the additional Christian name Of
Cornelius. Although the church was so
overfilled that many could not Obtain even
a astanding place, yet q solemn stiffness and
silent emotion, indicative (lhe deep feel
ing which prevailed, marked the whole
proceeding, and, we would hope, betoken-
ed, true appreciation the Christian
priyileges.-Newry Telegraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-29

Correspondence Of the Us. Gazette]
Extract from letter from an officer on
board the us. ship of the line Columbus,
dated. :.'.sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18
PLANTERS HOUSE.

:. .,.,,.,.-,-... : = -. ! - ST oUIs Mo.
~ pressnre Of the times. the udr has the
prices o. Boarding and lodging day and
Wines ON 100 per cent Hi, isblea viii ntisue as
here toore to be supplied with luxury tn affords
ne Idng Is the afges', most and bnes
the West - - 1890 -
Every aen will be piven by the his agents.
call. BENJ STICKNEY
NAV s. lR43 mig hy,
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS.

T'HE mbscb0 has wihin shof Uncovered that the
above liable medicine has been feed and
haps cosde able quautfv has been sold dn na the past
Sater ia ti ctv ami other of the United STATES Ihe
counieieI, medicines the ripoo OF CHI
boxes. with the labels the s,ung u en-
win the felt of Inhn NoH bbd
also contar'ng The endcy,em The wrapper ~th
lie cosn'e,' The yfisht adveIrs. men
pau ct I'D Nr Good Ear aritsn has al been
'e-d nd put with h. boxes tie envelope SUI Der
g,g,d IN the manu- u'iae aid vending he 'uoeris pr
will this CONT tn, If between the real
aud coun.i al. ramphl,s iopes but
the tujc neray to urchsss nny OF bis en ell
Of the pl If sieis from the su',crher-
tom'tock CO. OF New York were previously supred by
The undersigned th hi uab'e moicre but he last
mouths the undsrsi sol CONS och 4 his
medicines, a. shall not do "a Mcclure DrIggi,t,
OF Albany, N. -upllcd the tn his
medicine, nnt June 27th sa since which ums he has
supplied them, excepting MAY 81, l8lj with btteIs
And the unr further nohe the Publ that ne has
supplied 10 l.. Thompson Co, DrugsIt. OF To
N Y, with his M Jcines, aud shall d
Signed WILLIAM 3. NOFFAT
per JOHN MOFFAT.
York Nav mil lus
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CORBYN'S COTTAGE,


1hEh' bA1,
rs NOW OPEN and in full operate for the Spring and
been which willie believed and rally to the
saLooN for yaye feet il length ha. been erected for
the odaon Of large parties dinners, supper con
pa.t has been opened FOR the bar rendering
tn i. ID, c.IIcr, g.'st End :ei.csd Cas-, a.,
faE ' VERY n" FIRST KS q" au
viii be s,ed sustain The this house has already
acquired ' and to .t e6asi w, % COTTAGE
An Ordinary Snpday az o'clock ii ket. 50 cents
m am q B s o., :: r. @
start hon, from he corner Of Tyon tace and Oh than
THE FKENl H AND ANEKICAN ATT @ HOUSE,
No 81 and 90 Nassau street, B. tween NJ ,deu snd
ssG s' & s tn. i.s sSs s
r ss S IL in
i hou.e; n. d,ang sAioOp sniaYsd anu
s ss ss sh ss ' s
Sws p % can w s
tabshmeD,s the Union-wh.r from g. to 10 dishes are
e. nd blch Tea cup; the Csrs
vine %e sebciS. sen.b the truth ,h,t r.renchment
tbs order e day. i, ees6dsat ths, 40 ace exist. where
for OF havn been is .. ant ann to endt.
TO TO Ss, %. h. MSSs
:ss frat i ~: H. u Of SSS S IN
VIII 70 md ssd Dao BIZ for hs
cent uAnce Of pa. ronage freely s'gps Inns, 49,,
mil 2w-r HENnY 9OSLING
pHO TOGRAPH PORTRAITS -Dr. l.. M. CYRUS
the inv OF this produce, by 1t not only COR
rect heness of tre original but also puriy ottsigh
bril- i,ncy OF cJ0iLg which M the chsf -dsuyes
wheh ancient or modem-of the c. lvbf ted artists
Grattfu rthe encou he wed from hi.
mero.s friend, and the pubic gsne.a y D.. L. M Cyus
would fam inform them that he has up the
ton VI ladies suite rooms in P.,k Piece House.
Of Broad Say, where he russ his % his Profession md
his tsntop I'll who may HIM tn, vor., will
.ue him continuance VI the patronage hiths,to literally
bestowed on him. n.
The Do o gives instruction IN every partmsnt of the d d
guerreoty ps AID Poyt e. phc art Ieuren, f thing por
chemical the taxing Of port Phytu
krsp sor coi0fs. Terms moderate. MO lH'I
HEKANtI IS' PATENT LIE BOAT, Once No
Wall street. MI
EkU DE FLEUR D'ORANGE & MADEIRA WINE
sv E. y. QUlDOkT, No. 50 Clinton street, a,
w m9 lm~m
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MONEY TO LEND.-ABHANAM J. JACKSON, Pawn
" Broker No SO Reads Boaiwsy looms money
la small sums, be required watches jewel
silver ware dry goods wearing apparel and personal
perry OF everv description a2s lmsTc
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
LII business the Subscriber having
c-eaed notice 'rebY that the Subscriber David
Gould Is the sole proprietor OF the Refectory and Eating
Estabshm Mt, No. 10 Fulton street
(CopyI DAVID II. GOULD,
~ DAVID PEARsALL.
New York, May LIST, 1919
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18
WINES BRA NDlES, &c.
THE subscrih,r offe The following Vines &C for
NOTICE.
THE TRUSTEES Of the Village of WilliamsburGh here

THE TRUSTEES of the Village of Wlliansburh here.
by that they to adopt es or the
e-dy fqudson Of all legal claims agains the village -
Those, the efoe who have claim, sansts "a village N tne
wen and pump the village, IS well as thYse VINO nav nod
jndgr emit or aHy description for the payment Of
which tho village bic hereby requested 70 give nior-
nation Clerk Of said village at the IT eet HAIL. Oh
before d-y of May inst stating particularly the Va
ture ,nd date Of clam. together with the name o.
the owner
The said Trustees would also give notice, that they havt
made arr for proeu'ng assessmen maps Of ts
entire ssge three dsnct sections. AN there
lore hoons real estate that place are heeby requested 70
i've notice at early pt rod possible TO lr dward
Burchsm, the Trustees Hall, Norh D. st ee of
aud ocsono the real held by them. that heIesi
III spcb ~ perty NAV be- ;ax TO the true owner.
By order Of the Boz, Of Trustees
JOHN G. MINTURN, President.
Wi'lism. hu ph, Nav 2. tRt3. IND t2Jsee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

JOHN BkADY rssesetfaly I iaiarn,, hi. friend.
ne ss % II u:
md md Faithfully execute all orders no NAY be favored with
,9 ~, ~ leasoa oe TERN, Tor cash Wv
french G.ier Boot' snoO ru,. Of slippers, Just
200 S q F and 1 ss .t the '. DO S
az, O. al cSloIs o AID 5000 pairs OF Slippers %
ladies' you you vii 1s ai i he creates. and hes,
,na Misses aud fhidens d. "D'''' '"''"'
q o sSo Draw u es s9S e SsI 'G 6S
us~ Ivy seGe rahn BE- r. p the bes ty "a mas,
s 6noos Gu % un-j s'i s. 's 50 dqe.
$40; Shoe. 2oa st. sco % s. eI S S'ss SHY.
81 ogo.,, Gar,' 'ppr, Ties, Bu,s,ns. snoe.
aRtGoas olALL, So sesas ss; 1'''
s $ RosipsR,0 FREScH BOOT MAKER
for Fvo Doa
to any other boa maker u the city mlo im"ec
b. IS SUSER SP Us As rsa %snE {B a osenh
On, or from Coqrtisudi street
tsr so OF . f Ss,. asss OF n a s sa
t r., S and all the naears et ges,emny ehuaIe
%s s s G G sso psre made s5. BY his mast.
sysEE,s eG9t, and . beor yd.psif being ehau.
Al:'. seru,a, Paris JET Back Var .i.H sold
TO BOOT MAKERS.
.. MURG
cou inues " cut hIt III hand ready cut kit, French
and tny Ish. MI lm.ec
A. THOMPoONS BLACKING WAREHOUSE,
No Com th,ndt street.
THOMSON respectfully Informs the merchants OF
ans s may BS' sn'is A's ss ;
M he sole Inventor and mapufac This bsckug is
known hrug the world and part lnlay the Uned States
as Lee aad Thomslns Pste Backing. A. Thompson would
her u' orR friends has made
10 Ills IN ms Old INA uiartuog estab huen which enables
IN TO supply them With any quantiy aad 1t reduced
Beware OF ipter'oper Steam ,drn apollo and is
pever admitted steam shape his nufactory
MS w0kmen are not likely To make mistakes
late Lee 4 Thomson, fo-mery 265 Broadway, now
- 2CcurtlaDd' street., ar Broadway.
facurer. agents Tor The Washngron Frcon Matches
Shoppers and Others supplied reasonable BY
single aros, s36 m~m
FORTY YEARS
1T ID FACT that LEES Size I'm Backing is unive rsaIy
admit 10 be the best article ctnrd in the United
Stat z. ee has maauactur Blacklg III 8 city forty
Years The inst tnlrsen Yeas AID hs by himself
tnen took IN partnership a Ihomson-tweaty aud
partnership with said Thomson. and the
mad y again account. ata the o desl cking
Man facu IN the United states Have made
y and pct r ~ gu ty than other ti,
pat good Al ways has been, IL is Greatly impo ed If late
l IL how msnutac a"d Nv steam power, AID known lie
we5. looks down wits conscious prlde all conp.t
Ion and would only his the pub
be st cont TO manuf his Improved Black
ing-but why enlarged word TO the wise is sufficient
CHARLES LEE,
$50 lmer No 1John street, rneI Of Broadway.
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I'Q The LUvEn> ays suih.tsiOh oLno1 80
Howquas Nxtrre-This extremely delicious aAa uni NC,
sled Tea, highly celebrated in China and Eufope ps 10y
ored for sale At the Canton Tea COMPANY I -
ga Establishment, l2i Chatham st. New fe' TN
Price 30 cent? and 81 each ~ ~
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- TcCh oLAr, NEW IOnh.
~ ~ - M
5sI
PANE VII ~ PACKETS VIZ
s$SS sHsSISSSN I G:pssis Ell psg.y.ssr.
sSp s6GGT Fl EE RN5ER, Captain Woodhou.s.
New ship LiV ERPOOL, Captain EIdredge.
Sailing twice every month and with the UNITED LINE"
days, will make five ships each month throughout the
Tor days) thereby preventing the
Passage. direct from London, Bristol and Greenock New
Akofrom Liverpool to New Oreans, Mobile, sayan
vauo British North America can al all times be en-
gagged on liberal terms.
Pe,On. wishing send for their friends. win fail
enee to Other aud they may rest assured that unusual
In all cases whe the parties for decline coming the
money will be aaded without any deduction, usual!
The regular which the sub,erben are agents. sail
18th and Of each month"; New oesn: Mobile svan
'' SEf:sY sF1aSssf' the season
Persons the country wishing send money to their friend,
dress Of the parties to receive it, M rely on draft for Ii.
being forwarded first packet after the recsip
tneEeof and an for the returned
Drafts at sight for payable demand, with
and s Bsa ns
Greenock and their branches, Mes James Built Son Co.
Barker L0nd:n Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool
Further particular made known application, if by letter,
WAIT. TAPsCOTT.
0oyr ~ L ck Sllp
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& IL & ~

k& 2 w
HAVING completed extensive important arrange
mcnts bringing from the old country the sub
scribe with confidence i.orm those who
i sI friends 70 emisate the present season tlsa3 that %
III this being tn Oldest longest established Of
m. port! 1t well that that the arrangem nts com
COMMUNICATIONS fitted expressly fo the comfort and
ence Of passengers. ---7If w
Should those settled for decline coming OUT the passage
money will, usual be refunded to the party from whom
received without deduction. :. -III -II
free passage from the various ports Of Ireland
and Scotland to Liverpool, be secured desired. Ap
ply to
~ SAMUEL THOMPSON,
it Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl st.,
Or to c. GRlMSHAW u co.
10 Goiee Piazzas, Liverpool.
Drafts London, Liverpool the National Bank Irelspd
Northern Banking Co. nd Nauonai BAN of Scotland a.
sight and for amount. Apply as above. ns lmsr
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Vol. Ix.--Ro. l35 whole No. S34s.


To the PUBLIC
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspsper-pup
shed every day of the year except New Years day anp
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or 70 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every SATURDAY
morn.g-prce 81 cents per copy, or - IL per snnum
hostages paid-cssh in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circuiation o.
he Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND and increasiss
hhas the largest circulation Of any paper ." nss c
the osria and therefore the be" channel for b"s'e'
.u IL, m. c;,, ., eo,.ntyv Prices noderate-ccsh
vance
PRINTING ofalI kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PaorRIEroR rxE HERALD EsrABLnHHrNf,
Northwest cernm of Fulton and Nassau streets
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CURLED HAIR,
HAIR SEATING.

On 600 POU NDS soulh American Cured HAIR Of
WV vari qual,usA. Also general assortmen OF
Hei SEA ing pnin aud heu,ed IS 30 inches inclusive.
utaOle for uphosterers and bnrt 1nnirs--euegsvey
nahulacinred and always o. IA d for sale by w.,
JOHN son GREEN,
No 1872 William a'rect.
Orders from all parts Of The United promptly
md with teity to ch approved city other
sitisfActory pa 'er at foa nonhs m 3 imsm
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PRISONS FROM The nouNTsY.a,Necw that the
m nsi and a osn 81 S Are
nlicatns III hvi Of III, SION ch aud int.s
nose us som fl ms Of Il. stomach and bowel. that
81 IN. co Of .1ss u much satisfy
tao ha. wer to cf,r medv the ,upe r,or rve
ss
,noe medicine. Of the mos, healing nature Fl, IN unine in
oi.,hG~ py,tn.t'y Oh Ira MSrs. sq@m.I
msns: 90 q. wh na. ma
phs G S, S s s % Of S ss Gu m
sSSv y. r' b. be 20 the
sssy ', huh FS:.
e, <. low m.p t-l.nes
IP;,rp Ssni., NJ 9: Mare, T. ) Army; : Fsst "a
A. ;s.: j S Ss s
4. a.w I S
Go n: ,s G A.
9es5 from the s.,.Gca will be in attendance ysIa Ps
y TIE whole the and Fashionable stock contaia
line is Offered for sale and below the
q %s table .s: Of II. in
md c Of The
men" 9Th. s''' in this XII tiNFsSS
N B. The store let. Astor House.
F. IIL!,H WHITE LEAD-5o kegs very superior Qualit,
.'s'' "'"' 1s %ooDR iis MISryKNs.
DOOR PLATES DOOR PLATES ;-Th,,s- IN v,gt Of
- handsome cheap and durable SILVER atsd Bros Door
sf %s.a an ii Door fPss
Also alc Manners, aud beautiful article E
benng dwelling houses church W. SIR state roo~s &C
ms lmsr 9TH door above Bro me - east sde.
WATCH MAKERS AND WATCH JEWEL,
T 9 Wallis < co, No 1856 Bro dwav, "a floor. be-
Maid Lane md Lber street, would 'eseetfuI
ne ooeIs music Sou Of
watches hne trcat repAir.d orjewelled Aso
d. Of &c r. or mace ruby 10y
ruby pins Tor levers dancnd &C and watc'
jew.ed in style not surpasse! ~ IN, 10 Europe tuse.s
tine p. X -pt der by N. year From tte'r
Ion. ,Hsieuee in n. trad hey pos. s. the cspnty and
sqn imported will Ave the beat OF ref rerce u
=, CURED. Chafg-. mod-I,t midi.
CnOTON WATER FOR sHIPPiNG-The unJ. r,ieueo
s.et,uy inform he ornsn I'd masters Of ve,sis IN
each pier tn. xc'use suppl ing the with Croon
they prepared supplies in qiantty
We would safe fer general fomarion PERSONS
under psnaity) to furnish h pping with Groom
"~''' e-'''''' sROwN Il oRMOND,
General DEPOT SO n h Side Fulton Ferrv.
milo lm~Ic south AIfe ct New York.
GUS ANRlLH naos respectfully invite, h iiienc snd
l. the pubc Ia general q call at us bshrnrn and
hi, selection Diamo Wa'ches ana r,h Ssor,
Oh have t L. been selected att ,h pstt frop
London Pals and Germany and are offered very Jder
L A. calls rhe attention OF the Iubc in New York am
beg. leave Tor al thai bis establishment 70
caonot be surpassed in any Of tho Fashionable Bro'dv
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPO RUM,
l2i, hets i2G Chatham. stps, Ve,c YcS.
And IFS Fulton street Brooklyn.

AsKs SO BLyEckEs r1REKI.
WIZ +k.ALhh "a. 4Sp EkTAlL.
4 aod ragfent Teas Of every ysrietr and style
sheu assortment spsciiy includes The most delicious
sneu grades 0.eee and Slack EScry package bean he
staap ,rd elegance and the Ieas therein
.rOsongIy ed from sh snd TINT tn quality
p1s'er < rem unimpAired ~ suy enae. Thci, sYsis
IL tnsines perhaps scarcely 10 Be -,celied
especially with respect 20 weight aud qualify and
5 cheapness All purchaser, ars called upon u return any
Inc money will be cheerully aud promptly refunded Coup
ny merchants, public ESTABLISHING heads of families, aud
arrnasers wl fad decided sdvaD'sse 20 supply thse
.olyes froo th,s essnhiitnnonf
(,rru,NE JAVA CorrEE roasted eyery dsy.
ufd.i. rom ali part Of N, United hsuss sxocutS wit
riolytlld ado and despatch. =,
ihe Only waIe Aoyir n hmor'os TOT me sale o, nos
" dciue Perfumcry Warehouse t31 Broadwty, ~h,rs
they always find Who'll sale aud RETAIL ,oPuaf
and richest terfunery tn county All dtIs
pros psiy executed aud n-atv "arhd distance Cal
aud fnake y SELECTION sfa -od2-sr
WINS BRA>DlEs, NC.
THE subscriber ofe hs following Vines &c Tor sale at q
L Pine street. corner Of William.
Madeira bids cashs demohns and bottles,
shsries pipes bhds and in glass; OF various
nades-hmonnado II quarter cashs:
porlmpoItsd expressly for family use In wood and in
glass.
laets-Chseeu MareeauI, Latoure ST. Estsphe. Larose
8, JUL, n--also ip casks.
Hcss-J Castle Mmcobrunner Cab Ch,rl-
Ruaesh. mer H-t,enhs,m Psisportsr Lsibeaamlch,
Gle enheim.r Hochhe'@er. &c. e. ac.
Sauterne, Btrsac, Mus -at, Chablis
Burgundies-Cios de Vouaeot, Chambertin, Romance.
Very old Cognac Brandy vintage 1885, expressly for summer
Fine Holland Gin.
reign remedy for their maladies. GILBERT DAVIS.
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THE GREENWICH BATH,
NO. 3J Hudson street Tor the season. witt
CROTON WATER
Single Baths ut Tn. reduced price o isx ceh eighi
al M AJwx'R MARSHALL.
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e NELI-H WHITE LEAD-50 kegs very superior Quaii
z English white Lead, tor SAL by
Woodruff MlNTURNS.

DOOR PLATES! DOOR PLATES .-Thrse IN wrnt of
- handsome, cheap and durable SILVER Ated Bros, Door
Plate c obtain the above article ROBER rS Siver
Patng Engraving Door Plate Eab shms 37 Bowery
Aso, NJ ,aic Numbers, aud beautiful article
berna dwelling houses church stiI state &C.
r. ROBERTS, I37 Bowery,
m6 lmSr 9TH door above Br00 =, side.
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PALMo's ARCATE Be tn,

Reduc ion
Baths -.........'''...s5 cents.
Baths with robes or sheets. INK "
Is iIcke for.
The subscriber wing leased II above for
OF his prevemrnx scale which
when ompleed Will he fatten h,nse vie in taste,
~ eeRsnce mgcicencs, with any similar
the wo hav yi.iWd The be conducted ba h in Eu
he feel hesitation in assue his fellow ciz tina;
providing (no natter W at cos spehdi
for cir social esd mi nee hall
mt III be lost sght Of aud u the impr
OF addinx of GUILTY.
kn sste ali that he has observed wanting
der the sljoym Of bath he me pus TIA" Of prrf
The Lanes Sal wal be in readiness j. few days.
fu Of he impr viii be given when
3mec FERDINAND PALMO.