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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

India fotton.--rhs falling on (says
The New York Express) in the supply
Of India cotton imported into England will
be very considerable. In ls42 the guam.
dty reached ass 900 bales; this ear j, is
e'tmated HIT The gu ,u,i y viii no. be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

Coiors In crlors the ancien,s certain.
iy far surpassed The moderns. Sir Hum
phrsy Dsry made an efTnt 10 snalyze
the celebrated Tyrian purple OF the Eat.
but these effof,s we're uithuul success:
he declared that he could not discover Of
what IL was compn'e,i. The Naples
yellow. too. though less known, was
much used. and The AT # making il is en-.
tlreIy gone. The Tynan purple is the
color Of many houses of Pamp-ii. and
they look as fresh as il just panied. The
c"lors OF Titan are as vivid and beau,i.
iul as when fr.l laid on BY the great AZ.
tit. while those Of SIR Joshua r., ynolds
already look chalky and dead. And SIR
Joshua himself confessed. silsr making =,
lie study Of his lie, tina, he had never
been able TO discover how Rspha-I and
the other great artnts had boon able tn
preserve the brightness aud beauty Of
Their paintings. Butif We marcel ct these
srIlsis three centuries back, " ha, shall o
Say oil these paintings found in the tombs
OF Egypt. moIe than two thousand years
old. aud yet kept fresh and bright. though
buried for that time beneath The ground,
10 the damp dark caves Of The East! Tue
portrait Of the very wife OF Solnmon is
found there jus, as she wa, painted on the
eve Of her departure from he fathers
hone 10 share the throne Of Judea; and
not only is the color Of her garments pre-
served. bu. the bloom 10 still on her cheek
and lips and the lusire in her eye, even a.
II vas then. There are paintings too q.
FAR back as The time OF Moses; a portrait,
supposed to be Of Nlco. the King who
drove the Israelites into the Red Sea; and
even the coiors Of this are perfeclly ore.
kerueI Hnnd.n DIE al
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IsvH eco Geo bslts. Tlis . % ten 81
tohssdtF.tlr lmPalishes II FsiiWallng ihs
sinek ~ sallan y EsTi y, - ne FppFiy
mpt' - naas pP iFan ihs sIosib q tbs
uRIasd SalsE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

eld,j by he sls Wig C,RIrs''' l. IL
RaW FpFEkinR ioT iisslt-ia . pzEliti eH'
ieaL EHdFFd, ytlWFlhink Wiha raWfI thsl
orghi - Be ssiiFisrtgIy agaiHsi ihUnsHnt
theaEieE. II EFquiFfEs hnWsEFE. lhRl .
issling oiseeuTiiy shruld silssd ID; iuEsst
mfnas q labsF and capital all nos 90 %
iEeely aIIhaul sIek feeling. 20 sus-
isin he Policy and q giss il stability he
people are called up . siand ~ Ilsir
FigLss and ialeEssls u he ballot BIZ. b.
30 CHAR node can de ead Be sllslnsd.
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HOw 10 Read the Sculptures" I
would II commend you," ss,s one. =" B,
pause at any verse Of Scripture you
choose. and shake. as i, weIe. e,ery bough
oi il, tina, Il possible some irui, al less,
may drop down 10 you. Should this
mode sppes' somewhat difficult at fir.l.
and no thouebI suggest itsslI Immediately
10 the mind capable Of sffrding mater
Tor shof. ,JseuIsliun. yet ps,e,, re-. and
Try another end another bough. II your
soul really hungers. the Spirit &c the Lord
will not send you away empty. You
shsll 3, length find in one. and perhaps a
shart verse in Scripture, suth abundance
Of delicious fruit that you will gladly ,ea,
yourself under lie shade and abide there
as under Tree laden With frui,."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

= Good reason for quilting Me Rum
TrOde.-A t.sern keeper 10 Rensselaer,
county. N. T.. si'er being engaged IN The
business several years, abandoned the
traffic and was Obser, ed 10 feel deep re.
grei whenstsI the subject wss alluded
10. A friend inquired The cause. -
u i'll tell you." ssld be: and opening his
arcouhtbcok be sad. {" here srs 20 name.
Of men who have al been my customers,
most oil them fot ysau-32 % these men
10 my eensin knowledge no~ lie in the
drunksrd's grave! len OF The rsmainins
Twelve are now living confirmed soIs."
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Caurts Of Honor.-The King ofPrus-
s'a has directed rOurts Of honor to be es.
tabl'shed in oil the garfisons, which shall
have jurisdiction over offences and dis
Pu'es coming within The rule. Of honor
and osurlly settled by duels. These
courts are authorized to inf,ct punish.
ments according to The nature OF the of
ience. 10 case the parties will mol sub
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

Chnap POsiags.-Ths posisg. from
England TO India, by The overland route,
10 only one shilling for letter Of half an
ounce. in England The pos. Uiics con.
,eys lsi:er fram one end Of The king Ion
10 The other for penny.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

Horribie.-The following distressing
state ment is made in a communication To
the editor Of tie N. II. Baptist Register,
under dale OF Cssiletnn, Vermont:
The following Circumstance as related
10 me there which should be caution lo
every one. A lady. about five years ago.
whlle out picking berries. being very
thirsty, drank some wa,tr from spring
or little brook; for several days aller il
che fell svmt thing in her throat, but think
ing il Of no conss quenee paid no slleltlon
TO IT. Sumo Tina afterwards. know not
how long. she found there a. something
alive in Ter stomach. The creature has
now grnsn so large IS TO d,send her
stomach very perez pnbly. and II, move
ments can be easily discerned across the
room. | received my infMm.tion lrom
one Who had sesn her. She cannot eat
any thing which The creature does net
like. without being put into the creates,
agony. Sometimes Il v i'll rave 90 q, l.,
make her spit blood. Lasiysar she vent
TO The medical faculty for The purpose Of
being opened. aud have IT taken out. AZ
ter dieting ubile as epsration ior
such an operation, the faculiy we're un>
wiling to attempt il, as the y thought there
was not more than Que chance out of a
hundred thst she would survive. So az
hr some We, Is she returned home 10 the
same situation size lefl II. Poor woman!
lrecollecl Of hearing Of similar instance
IN Maine. The person was young la
dy. 1t was luckily lIscov cred before il
had attained large size. Emeiirs were
administered. and she shrew up . snake
Two or three feet long.
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Fnn lhs Nsu Yorl sur.

frIEn The NrW fofk Snr.
MoRE W. NDERs.-The RfV. lie Roy
Snrderlsad delivered lrsinre 10 La~sll
last zrsk. iis Ulj. e beirg % srTlain he
true philosophy sf mind. and hose has
conserved ID lhe production Of he menial
STATES. csIlsd Ssnnsnbulisr. Ssrond
Sight. Trance. Dreaming. Fascination.
Wnchrrsfi. Insanity. &c. The Low.ll
Ws.hiasionisn says hat he experiments
seIe more interesting Than 10 in The pow.
e. 81 language % describe. Forinslanes:
on commencing he informed he sudlence
that he sopld induce stale n sslalspsy.
or somrambnlisn. lMr. Sunderland calls
ia sac 81 Hypnopslhy, OF sympslle'ie
Sleep in . number oi The audience.
= lille he vas naturally delivering his lac.
lure. And. % marvellous % il may
seem. and in JirtcI opposition 10 The Is.
sueplions Of he NepTolosisls. add lhe be-
levers in Mesmer's theory. on concluc-
ing his lecture, four persons we're fund
10 be 10 state Of profound sleep. Each
Of whom we're utter strangers 20 The lee
lurtr: and IL aas ahundsnily tesIllied by
lheir friends. that Mr.. Sunderland had nc
ser seen or spoke 10 enher Of them before
they were found in lhai ms slsrious sleep.
And what was sill nose rtmaIkable. nri-
,her Of the subjects would speak word. Or
seem 10 hesr any thing. from sny other
person BIT the lecturer. One lsdy was pot
into airanre by The lecturer. and on giving
her some directions ss 10 where she should
90. che gradually raised her hand. with
most hsatenly smile. and commenced q
most interesting description q what che
say. She addressed hespiril Of deceased
brother, andbrOke on, in rapture. Of prsi.e
10 The Saviour. And though che never
sings ~hlle 10 the nCfnsl sisie, sic now
sung 10 most heavenly strain. 90 much so
that many were sifeeied 10 tears. Aud
while all This was going on up in The
platform, one Of the Other snbisels Who |
had gone 10 sleep in The extreme parl OF
The ball, was observed 10 be describing
some Of the sane thing. which the other !
saw. A number Of EQUALLY marvellous
experiments were made.
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seat Vsh hsis, shA ~ h,m hat ga
'hIshk INN tbR dstlshtaa II yunT % q
sFNHhtstls-shtl yea ssnRai lFll how, tul
thsi cone uHtnau arrsd. ENms iRdssrii'
hHhla SPA henEiDn, kanF ihdF6nsl Il caH-
RrF. cfaEe ycn iron gDuF FuFPrEe--shni
he spfruess 81 sciniiafs. snd eiuuns. and
eErsctnls Elranet bsl.Es y0a. an5 alsFm.
q yos; snd hat yoa suppressed I'll the
Dotls feelings FoUPsed b nligisn. 3,
Liberty. BIZ Iail0nal Independence. ana D,
haaan.iy. Issnaol hrng myself 10 kt-
i.sss thai such xill b he ifsllng &c .
msisfiig Of llis COMMITTEE Bot. lsr my.
self. lhough every lIiend &c he cause de-
ssH =, and Be lsfl 10 slard alnns win
ths zee lenan from Massachusetts. I ali
eve 10 this irsoluiian The pooF sanction 81
nv unqualified srprnbslion."
Here spoke the high-sonlrd rssriol
he spossle Of Libsry. The friend Of msh;
and bic cheering soirs rapg along lhe
shores Of Sslznis. through The Pass Of
fheEmopyle. olsr the plains Of Mara
ihOn, snc rsvesbersied iron he walls 81
lie Tninsd PsrIhsnon; insriud million
Of bosoms with hofe. and rsrtsd q million
arms 9Th fre.h energy. The meme Of
aLAV and WEBsTER we're pronounced
with grateful areens BY The lips Of wsep
ine beaa'y, and By The lorguss Of she
brave as their hands sirnrk for ssdnm
And 4 ey are sliIl held in l,v,ly rsro'lrc-
'ion ~ Tie freed inhabitants Of that cradle
li1srslUre, science, and The arts.
To be continued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-02
Pv1es WYE Cents,

fore, offered resolution that this Mcclure be nad 40
or hn false imprisonment The resolution wss 6naIIw
referred BACK to the Committee and the npressnn 4. ~
Mr. Mcclure will be compelled to the Marshal thst
Imprisoned him before he obtains any compensation
Printing LaUs by Confroct.-The resolution OF IN.
other board relative printing the volume OF the State
laws AMI 500 copies of the revised ordinances tv
contract was concurred in.
Also, to concur In a resolution TO pay the Aldermen
sitting Judges in the Court OF Sessions So per day Tor
their services since the decision OF the Court Errors
in their favor
Alderman Balls called up the resolution TO change
name o that part Lumber street in the OF Trinity
Church to Trinity Place, adopted.
Colts Bbs-Thaf 81, 600. Alderman CRoLIus said
That that 81 900 that had been received from the sheriff
special credit Of Mr. Taylo the Clerk OF tho Board
ano s ne was soon to commence other business dis
osiuon should be made Of the He said IL had been
kept mere as special deposit in order that II might be
iaenuneu. IL was hnally decided that the deposte
was made in the name of Mr. TAYLOR as Clerk OF the
Board and not to his special credit and therefore no
change was ecessary.
Alderman CAHm,N introduced resolution autboriz Inc
the Mayor to appoint two clerks with salaries OF SEQ
EACH to keep aduplcate copy the set of books in the
the Mayors office-Reerred
Grading The Eighh .avenue.A Alderman Wn,r called uu
the report and resolution av0r Of grading and
amsng the 6h avenue, between 5oth street and asth
street, at an expense OF $4,000.
Alderman PURpY said he thought that since the Alder
of the twelfth and his constituents hsd got Of
their by legislative tax, they could hardly
have the face TO into this Board and ask for
penditure of $4,000 for such object
Alderman LEONARD also opposed the appropriation.
Aldermen DAWES Balls Woodruff and CARMAN advo
Gated lis passage.
The resolution finally put, and lost by vote of
tos.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday evening next
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Decisions In Chancery.
Before the Hon. Lewis H. sandford Assistant Vice Chan


NAV John L. Laurence admrof Dorofhea Brineker.
hcfvs l. BrinckerhoF aud j. S. Schsrmerhorn erseys
Of abraham Brinckerhcf-Me'srs. O. VI. ogden and W.
II Harrison for complaiant-Mr M. g. Bidw ell for de-
PENDANTS Decree for complainant for whole amount of
annuity, with interest and costs
james "a Stevens ct al David p. Mapss-Mr. Fl. r.
Ed ards for compainants-Mr. g. Sherwood for dsfsn
dants Decree allowing the LIST and overruling the I'd
ception taken by defendant to masters report.
William "A Colt vs. James He,n al aL-Mr @. N. Titus
for complanant-Messrs. J. ). Lawrence and Henry
Ncoll for defendant Hern-Decree for complainant with
costs.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Co oseph Msssr ct al.
MIR. w Curtis Ayres for compsinant-Mr. J. Dixie
man for defendant Garrison-De Decree exoneraipg the
premises Of Garrison from compainant mortgage, with
costs
abraham Yam Nest VS.. Richard "A zoe 81 at-Mr. J.
w. Hammersey for complainant-M Me ssrs Jona Miller
and j. Blunt for defendant Oh aIles Yoe-Decrte for
painant setting aside the assignment OF Voc Blocker
to Charles Voc.
Cumming + Pollock w. Charles y WflIamson Of al
MIR. II Harrison Tor the compainants-Mr. D. D. ; isd
Tor the observation-disclosures for the compliments against
two thin DIS Of the morgaged premises owned by vii lam
and wife and Bayard Clarke for two thirds OF the
debt and their Bill dismissed Cochran end
wife, and her third ofthe premises without costs and with
out prejudces
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General Sesslona.

oeiore hecoruer ana Aldermen Hathed and
Crolius
MAY 1.-The May term OF this Court commenced this
morning but owing to the fact OF being general
ing day but few Jurors parties witnesses or oaers
present not single specimen Of the latter genius being
seen in the gallery.
The calendar Tor the term Of the following
ses Burglary grand larceny 10 forgery perjury
assault with intent TO kill robbery false preen-
ces bigamy total %. Previously indicted ~
The names of the Grand Jurors being called only
answered. who were excused until Tuesday The few
OF the petit jurors who answered also
and the court then adjourned till this morning at eleven
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Common Pleas.

b'T"Te JUDGE .nXIB.
MAY John Matthews James Beardsley and John
Trocy-Decaraton in trespass taking draft tube,
cooler and leaders, and two soda fountains Plea OF
Beardsley admits the taking, and justfes the ground
that the property taken distress for rent in
for premises 100 Hudson street Replication to Beardsey
plea alleges that the property put upon the premi
SEES with Beardseys consent, and that he told plaintiff
that the property should not be taken for rent.
Verd ct for plaintiff Sl25.
A. B. Millard for plaintiff H. Brewster for defendants
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"a BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store I7s Chatham
y combined sdoa the head he pro-
G1e resembles nsS . ho.s ahs
sold for IS aud Sc the low fixed price OF s3 those who
70
e h. hs1 10 the :y
asn and % m % Of
no good CO. rs s bad
sPRING FASHION FOR GE STLEMEN7s HATS
and se ssns 5 he Sa,
and ;a the much admired spring STYLE Has.
OI%eI effort, IN this q any other city,
bne cheapne dursb y and elegance wsrsns.d equal ao
ANY and none n the manufacture Of Hats he chal
s9HS no ed. a g ~
his own manufacture which for variety Of DO
hat. trimmed with various patterns for SPRING and
Se sf % aI ss
ce' now ready for sale at the cd established Of
lm.r 2oi and $50 Greenwieh st. NY.
Gus MND PA RONs and the public are Tesoectuly to-
Plants. consisting Of Pnio1a. of Vaou. coo 0 Campana.,
&c &c and oss1 , Nth red nd s K
%oSR,ny R.e; in great variety enc y.ses choe double
Of e:psr. To- sb S o
ss fresh. e aS$
al every The lowest term. for cash Those
il please Il RisLS sEs 81 3; Broadway
sAT Aft Wafer WAHf
OATH is now open the foot of Desbross.s street, NJ r.
For is sdvantasf, Eyer fire sh WATER see Medical Journals
9E e.. S ssdpos. .ss:
IF .s of an % being SSwsy os
tn" .imc strengthening heating,
rne system end dss,pans existing obstrueuou. used
The Rakocs sold at the folio wing places, at SIX cent,
quart ini or $40 = dozen Sold b,
bfssGSss PARK I To%
Church's Dispensary, 1888 Bowery.
"n0N''s FIo 'fii Y STRAUSS. &C Beaver street.
slsd Tea highly celebrated Chns and Europe
@ iss::
TO pEALERs IN CGTLERY.[W% Wild, No. lSa
Division street. Ms sa Of Cutlery Offers the
quality consisting of one swo three and four blade knives
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
a Sy wseh sy
Ter at the lowest market prices for cash approx paper
sua Hinge, and Screws. Fine Pen ana Poch., Cutie
?s:t ss az: E Hss ss %:? Shears
ss sss: FIJI: E:: .si Gun
and @
original cost.
W SPIES CO,
a22 msr 2'8 Pearl street opposite Plat street.
NoTIGEI;TH{ those s5o 'ssk heal .pd comfort
yaps Co.spd Established Me-
Mrs CARRO L. in I'D nc. with the exgepcies the
times has reduced the price Of baths connu
ane of the panonaee the Faculty in particular pub
lie IN general Colds Ihroats sw ling of paras
Iheuma ISM stn Of the nt. fever SC &c are
medlaely relieved Portable baths any the
city Of Brooklyn Open from SIX the mornIng till nne
o'clock at night Sulphur Baths 1equre hours notice
a29 CTR
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IN canoes and hat-boats. Won't It be magnificent,
though, to get into six Dared gondola with par
OF ladies' and gents, and traverse through the city
the light OF the moon"
Business OF all kinds is dull, and with but very
small prespect of a change for the better AZ present
$55S 600 IN specie arrived here Yesterday from
different parts oil the world More anon
Yours &c HFptN
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Superior Court.

MAY 1.-The jury were dsch arged for the term.
DtcIsioNs-Je1n j Merriam ct al Jacob .dcker -
New trial grsn-d-costs abide the Of the suit
.46ner Benedict, ads Henry ". BrinknaH and Cad II.
Phelps Judgment for the plaintiffs. Amount to be nd.
justed.
Arguments followed.
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Suureme COurt.
DWPHCHNC NUu
Before Chief Justice Nelson, and

Before Chief Justice Nelson and Judges Bronson and
Cowan.
MAY This Court met and transacted some business
OF no great interest 10 The public large. We under
stand that there however several OF great
terest coming up in the course of few days.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
hshed every day of the except New Years day ana
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor 10 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publshed every Saturday
norning-prce 81 cents per copy or % IL per annum
hostages pad-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst has the largest circulation Of any in this CITY,
the osr1 and therefore, the best channel TOR 6usine"
men in the eitv r country Prices moderate-cash in Cd
vance.
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR ev THE HERALD EsTABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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Before Judge Beits.
NAV l.-Adjourned for week. Judge Thompson
has gone up his country seat at Poughkeep The
District Court opened, but business done.
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t.,ss q
% sTP Sy s s S E =; ' .s:
%n ala AMI ; tout ss oos. Or
ss Gut with vaa;i,e,y Of sr,elss suitable for American
rs M 'r'eT SJ SArE 70 Vivid. lave. up .s,,.
90 %y bo SrAtRs 81 fsE rs U s2
W2RKs-Lbs "mi..onsI. q the Canal E.nd BY
s s sn and act SS for Dsps
s5 hereby give notice that called win De received
sa a oss
d ns Of Be- M.
the People Of the State New York bearing
s ssS! 1p
II be understood that the Commissioners arc to be a,
heIty 70 take less sum II the Oh are not such as 10 their
Pay s:
for s a e ss 1na md ss
iIs pablo and enclosed envelope directed
The x be ,,aai;sd to be psd on he Oh Of May
2.h, a the civ Of NewYok Alba shall be de'snasa
sIoeshSldsr, I..aps The a senate Districts. and
$$pssy' S;: x%s: + sossSSidss
Dated Canal DspsHssa., bay, SsS o. is,s
&c FLA0ii, CompTeiler.
81. t saHxea. sa1 T S::.sI.
F.u sTffs sy:s,.p and .s...
h Midwife Offers her to the ladies'
Of this city snd The ANATOMICAL
pecuares which distinguish the female male I'M
her diseases and functions altogether own
Many these diseases exceedingly complicated OBJ
,cure requiring an accurate Of the female
them with
Madame Costello having had long experience and rpnns
success IN the treatment OF diseases incidental
gr.e, adie, the point Of confinement or hose ,uns
from suppression ireguary ohsuc SC that she will be
hppy 20 afford comfortable home her residence
where they can always have the best dca AID the
nos' matrony care and preferred, viii wait on
d attend them at their houses until perfectly recovered
adsme q particularly begs TO impe. on the minds o. me
e'icee that she ociaes personally IN every case so '
iesitaion or Dire nd need never be apprehended - -,
ar city, whose health would not admit OF ttttens s s
could devote her adsnc opon thrH IN NV prt OIL
he United Statea within rrisouthe distancs
Madame & he her rnd'nee, ~ blsncnaa
all with suic,c fefsfd o the WSnes o.
,s n,;ents and letters must be paid.
40 I'm sc
rOOLS-TOOLS-TOOLS
IaERTsON,s, Congers. Hortons and 0ihoTd's
I'd asst Steel Coooers Carpenters aud Ship Carpenters
TiTTl ~ % Fulton street New ork (e per cent allowed
SoerchsntsJ and who keep nand full assortment
ooper Tools iron Rveis truss Hoops, Stave Joint.rs,
itorh Howels s1d Crosca.
Also Importers and GeasrH Dealers in English C,erm.n
d Americas Hardware. Cutlery, Nails. sc. sc.
CHARLES OSBORN,
NcROROre Of PorteTs Patent Anchors, weighing sbou
H.. X COLLINS d CO,
asoee IS soulh street
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Court Of Over and Termiu,

Oy WUU ItTm1n6T.
Before Judge Kent, and Alder men Lee and Jones.
MAY THE Grand Jury were discharged for the
term. No business done.
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH,
0pTICLaM

72 Nassau, near j hn II, eet, N. Y.
HAVING the Lens Al ound under his inspe ctop and
srrsnsng hem the obscura himself, feels
warranted ing operators his OBJ
tain the hos cimeias with foreign
for he lstter are oau inperec aud SUI oiener imp ope
adjusted The adj requests trial Tor his
years pracsicc Opciar enables him to grind and
Lena to 1uit the purpose for which they wanted
an imsec
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FREIIHTS FROM NEW YOnK TO BALTIMORE
Shi Of goods % Baltimore from New York are respe
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