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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

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t1 fiHa WHIIlH '1 W.g Do iuiufI.Ht IHit
Wtf wfiif, huI ul'g vhau 20 lal btstut re-
treaty luf ha lpr.haHI.l. ilu never d..
fore, be- G4tWu.If p' Iiutfl p8efi. wt4
al aWrlI llInl 'uu Iha power It'WkI %
give oxrfoDeo too iw1iy There wl. nI cV.
amlds 0l Oh. Mind iu Government OF divided
powers Tuo President further say, t'uf,
having considered iIr objections 10 the treaty
urged by iho senate, hu submits 10 90 lbe
House. WHAT right bad hs ~ comment on
ihe reasons pr be- Scualei ll5 coul learn
them only from report 10 was luf hlm 10
look only al what was done by tie Senate. -
IL was total miscnuccplon ol The structure
Of tie Government lUr t.r President 10 a.
sumo to know The ground, on which The Sen.
ate acted They vote the sea or nay, and the
expression Of their will stands Tor reason3.--
Tie President assumed TO Judge of these rea-
sons and to carry the treaty to the House
Ii was, in fact, an appeal to the House o
Representatives from the decision OF the sen
ate. The only parallel to it was the appea
of foreign Minister 10 the American people
e.. against the decision Of Gen. Washngion's ad
mnistration, and which was universally con
demucd by all parties lie held 1t to be az
invasion of the Constitution and the rights o
the Senate. When Gen. Jackson sent To th'
, Senate paper protesting against the right
the Senate to arraign, try and condemn Inn
! in his absence, for an official act the pape
was not received, and it was considered as
? violation of the rights of the Senate, ana :
who now assumed TO Judge OF the acls oil u
Senate, was then one of the foremost to III
: M arainst it. With how much more reaSn
could this act now he considered volatlo
> of the rights of the Senate! This was an az
4 that went to- the disorganzat!on Of the 80
: ernment--to confuse all its machlnery--car'
every thing by excitement, and to overtime
i, everything that was settled IN our 'lnSn'
: tons
~ The President had also sent papers to t
% House which the Senate had refused TO Dig
lie iy by printing them. The President ,.d said +, t
: Them. He, for one, never objected to reno
:. inc the injunction of secrecy from them,
>; T6ev were considered as utterly unimporta
and for that reason they were not printed
or We all recolect that messenger was s.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

A chap writing in a Locoloco paper, the In
denendent Democrat, says the Wings are "in-
VOWED in labyrinth OF difficulties, whence
tbcv cannot retreat with credit, and wheie
,hey cannot remain without disgrace.
lanes k. Polk found himself in the same
| dAemuaa. when Mr.. Wise took him roughly
by lhe arm, and called him the eonlempuole
/ tool Of a petty tyrant =
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

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hfarfs stItf fw .aHl.
sfd District aH.ef slh' 7
.ttraII JOb tfORkteueatfis
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

atraI JOB tfORktaUsatttis
mutations adffr fd 1tic rbis
IsdiO afrofu aiiehtInH.
.--.--..~-~--s-~--s.--sa--.s'-'si'ss~'s a'-'s--
|pY WITHOUT COMMENT.
rnmtor,
/ -l.coIuiion " ihc Bait.
4 to1 which nominated p0Ik obd
i That Co1sre" hos no power 10
uanh hank chat 81 believe such
b oac Of deadly haliIitT to the
of lhc country; dangerous 10
ru institutions and thc liberties
and calculated 10 place The bu-
\ country within ihe control ol q
h. money rover, aud above the
10 Of the people"
CHATTER T.
\ ma II Bank ii he UaHei STATES,
\ Senate of tie Uaitd States.
/ Jomuug 9, lS32.-blr. Dullas pre-.
|moriai Of the Bank Of the United
|yre for rccharter, and said, che
IT, CccI strongly impressed by the
II that the Legislature Of Pennsylva-
/ in effect unanimously bad recon-
Il rechar!er of the bank. lie be-
\ willing as lie was virtually an in.
bent in promoting to the extent OF
an object which, however danger
its Introduction mfgh, seem, wa.
lllcd 10 every consideration anC
BE- Register OF Debates, Vol. WI
b.
lSS2.-Mr. Benton asked leave it
+ a resolution to declare the brancl
HI Bank Of the United States Illegal
kcpIicd in favor Of the bank, an.
81 ne tie B1nk Of the United State
but q hank, a mere bank, enacte
influence of the purest motives 10
purI oscS," On granting leave III
+ lG, nays 25; Dallas voting again.
PR. Benton leave.
IS32.-Mr. Dallas made anotht
favor of the bank and in reply I
pn,
10, lS32.-Mr. Dallas, from Il
fmijicc, reported 4 bill to renew II
the Bank OF the United States.
1852 Mr.. Dallas made his spee'
the bank as constitutional and e
Mr.. Webster followed on the san
on the 26lh of May Mr.. Benton I
!essIs. Webster and Dallas.
IS, 1882 Mr.. Webster moved
int TO make the payment of the 6on
dual aud easier to the bank; n
opposed it. 1t was carried 81 to
Is voting for it.
- lS32.-An amendment was ado
lnke out tie pending amendme
qu!red the assent of the States to |
nent of branches; yeas -, nays
asvoied for it.
], lo32.--An amendment was pei
x the branches; proposition v
Mr. Sprague, TO strike 1t out and {
pc bonus among the States; agreed
Mr.. Dallas voting for ii; Mr.. b
nst il.
day,-Mr. Bib offered an anne
INIT the bank rate of interest TO D
flected, 20 to 25. Yeas--Bent
&c.; nays-Dallas Webster, 1
Zen, &c.
An amendment TO abolish proxy
pecled, 10 10 35. Yeas-Benton, b
'y3e, Hill, Kane, Marcy, Moore,
Nays--Clay, Dallas, Frelingt
. lS32.--Mr. Benton's umendn
out the exclusive privilege OF
lected. Yeas l6--Benton, CRU
a!S 26-Dallas, Webster, Clay,
Sen, &c.
Day.-Benton's amendment 10 70
= holding stock in the bank, rejec
las d voting against it.
Ddy-Benlon'S amendment asseI
~ liability Of stockholders, rejec
lia As voting against it.
Doy--Mr. Benton's amendment
,ne issue Of any currency by the
Unable in specie-Mr. Benton sa
"S 10 test whether il was intend,
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

cnxr,xr PoErRY.-We have no'lcea !.
,bon sao efforts to make rhymes ~, WIN y
.n0 olss Of Claw and FreInghuysen' but f IN
" one that savors of inspiration = F Ho
pen Of Parson Howe. Here IL is;,f0
1 IO%' Ibelp Iect Clay and Frehnghuyscl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

SECOND BOARD.
The Wheat Crop.

Eron.ocs opinions Of the extent of the Wheat crop. n
nrmrd before md harvest time. which are correct'
sshsn ~. cent h'ashed and weighed The early and
ynrrh, susun lSi brought forth the stalk IN unc"mno
nut before harvest tune the appearance al u
feids vnrs ,f greater product than any prevou
vear Vssl harvesting came. was lound generay IN,
- law vas abundant the heads were uncommon
.h 1Si s.sned the hopes before entertained OF an en
nn,-v c-oo gut when the business OF ,hrashg out gol
irta i, ressy found that ouly the yield IN hush
ss ,sr hu: tn- weigh, the ushe !: below hat OF ar
forpe- yset within our recollection When ia nudtlyl ~
noor yie,o ami light rraa u added tho Ginnuon OF rln
made from such Wheat. may be well dope'eh wne'hei u
pnce of heat poor be kep' down 70 us ptese
low state in markets. We speak o. inc 'We
rrhrkrts because the Western purrhbe h~S
f,ndy 10 sya tul condition OF the ESS'cn ma
kst would wArau. sometimes. unioituhitey ih nm
scsehrvr moro The low Of Flour now upidy "a
sTsss"s Inc emand ior It's u.e t. believe The
A. whole. wtscafceT be equal IL The oennnh lac -
S''~s' " ''' ~ 1 oledo Blade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

RAIs At The SouTH-A violent storm Of wind
and rain, was telt at Rscigi,. N. G. on "Wednesday
last which, r is feared, mas done much carnage so
the crops on the low ground.
Owing TO the long spell of hot and dry weather
az G season when rain WIS much needed, the crops
in many porious Of North Carolina have been sem
ously Injured.
foe rain ell in the neighborhood of Petersburg
Va. on "Wednesday and Thursday last, which WI
prove 10 be- Of great service TO the Tobacco and iai'
Corn crops in that region.
Letters from Augusta, Georgia. state that Their
mas BEEN u heavy fall OF rain IN that quarter
There has been much damage from tornado !
Effire ham county.
" Accounts from ST. Helena stSte that no :alf
had fallen al the izlnnd of Ascension for ffteeh
months. All the springs dried up, and Inc IT.
hsb,,aDts were obliged 10 cruise OF The island ~
vessels, 10 catch ram wafer for consumption.
w- very heavy bail storm was experienced al
ard IN the vicinity OF Jacksonville, Athens County
On Monday, the "a inst. The storm lasted fifteen
minutes and the hail stones, muDy Of them, m-a-
cured from 10 9 inches in circumference. They
Law go abupdunr on the ground thar wagon loads
might have been collected afterwards.
columbus tOhio) Journal.
DEATH OF MAJOR Observation-Disclosures TO
THE LATE HENRY A. MUHLEnBErG II he Chron-
icle, published at Natchiioches, Louisiana, OF the
Path August, notifies the hurai OF MAJ Muhlenberg,
OF the U. 5. Army who died al Grand Esore: ~
remains were escorted into Natchltoches on the 23d
ut. BY the Fourth Regiment Of Infantry, making u
solemn, as we'll as an Imposing view. The deseas.d
acted with great gallanuy during the last war, IN th
defence Of flatsburg, and was brevetted he served
afterwards with distinction under Gen. Jackson, ia
Florida Tire deceased was u brother ofthe lamented
Henry A. Muhlenberg, the late Loco-Foco candidai'
for Governor OF Pennsylvania.
CANADA-The Official Gazette Of the 9Th ins'.
contains proclamation proroguing the Provincial
Parliament from the ]2lh inst. 10 the I'D October
without the usual notice for the despatch OF bu-
siness.''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
BOOK-l[EEPING. &c.
X G. MARSH Accountant, respectfully announces TINT
T. hi. Counting Rooms No s. Cedar street, continue open

n G. MARSH Accountant, respectfully announces That
hi. Counting Rooms No So Cedar street, continue open
IN he study OF Book keeping taught By Mr. Marsh,
evarv pupi the practical manner complete Sc;
~ Dar;Isrstig books embracing oil the different business
Transaction good mercantile house, he becomes iamIinT
with mn The hooks eons.ng the with ai the documents
relating to books trial badHce brnnce sheets accounts
current. and with VARIOUS mecan,ie eac;a;'ons III Interest
Jisrount equation o! payments. exchange &r ,
in 0na cuarse Of instruction aperon OF good capacity "
become - III. Jct '' No "ns ~ tnnrh, IN cass
MERCANTILE " R!rlNG "A thorough course Of pro
c,esiye Lessons which will noe ;n in eiecriuc valuable
p!orcmont Specimens Of truly morcnie style nGy te seen
III the ruurc5.
Propcctu with terms. hours, exc may lie 0oIahed III 'e
.noms dny and evening :.
The Sr;anr. ri Doub. Entgy Book Keeping S!mphied.
iIth s.t,on 2On pages octave: Price 81.
The An single Entry Book Keeping improved Sd edi.icn
ID, pngcs octnvo: price 70 cents.
For srie Al the aoaE-sHes, and at the rooms.
Sir offers his s.rvlces IN opening. closing. or wTt
IN -,oks; ~ Cedar street. up stars. seI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
TILE T RIB u N E.
THE YELLOW FEVER TExAs.-We are indebted I

THE YELLOW FEVER TExAs.-We are indebted
TO friend for The suboined extract OF letter Just
received from Texas. aud dated
GALVESTON. August Il. 1874
During the last four weeks there has been u
scene OF sickness and death at this place such as
have never before witnessed. The populaton IL
about $500, and out of that number over 2oo nave
died in that time The disease, no doubt, Is inc
Yellow Peyer-broughl here from Vera Cruz, Mex
leo, about the beginning of June For The last ie"
days there have been but few fresh sickness
or OF death. About ,hree-ourhs of ali the men N
the place have been sick and more than oae IN SIX
of all who were sick have ded-some cases terml-
mating in what is called black vomit.
~ have no fear OF t-neither have had elnce IL
commenced At the same time, feel proper de-
gree of ssduess in witnessing the havoc made around
me. In nine tenths of the cases OF sickness OF
death, believe that lack Of proper attention Ia
simple living and indulgence IN deleterious food
and drink has been the exciting cause
After such an ordeal think, with Gods bless
ing, need no, dread Yellow Fever. From what
have seen Of the debilitatng results OF extreme moi
weather, and the destro. ing effect of this climate or
the constitution of people from Northern parts,
must conclude TO torego the hope or satisfaction
seeing YOU here" Brooklyn Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
DKo0KLYN FEMALE SEMINARY, 1872 Wa
I'D ton street . 1900, -
Miss A. A. FIELD, Wee Principal.

MISS PHELPS late of the Troy Female Seminary, Will
open School for Young Ladies' l53 Washington street,
B,noSlyn to commence the 10th September lnsnnt
Having several connected with TIE roy renao
seminary ms eacher Miss r. convinced thut the system
Of Fenn Elucecn pursued at that Institution. unsnr
puEsed country. and therefore determined 10
adopt il IN The School she Is abOutto establish.
The Cors, of study addition tn The Elementary Branches
o Educotoc vii; embrace Physical sciences. the higher
Brnnches oi Mathematics. Arcient and Modern language
and Mental Philosophy with Course 81 General
literature and the DrnninentH Blanche, O. Education.
Further particulars may he had from Circulars winch can ne
Obtained at Iders Bookstore. 81 Futon-sIIee Bfo"Syn
r1,nIni lie terms and ielrTcnces. 81 Nv eOu
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spoaea,S s;

sept ST. Ion 50 so bg Eastern star of Portland from
Bsitsst Ne, for jamaica. -,
asr Is lat 80 lon 3D. brig Anase from Boston for fhIa
ssos IS % lon 10 So ship Massachusetts, % hour'
sns @ as e o. Ion is 80 b, er 81 lues on the eoa'i
OF m, S. Il, bark Ro.e s,aadi,h % days os Newor
Aus e. ia 20 Ion IS 90 BIZ bark Eliza Ann. om st john
Ns ns S. Ia Ms Tor 1850. Russell LampAur 30 days from
N Sa, /, 'p s,4 sn 81 ship Whitney. from sO'
ann March z CIR East fndes. n.
4tri ~ sf 90 s. lon g. bSfk Gnpi'e Chs pfsaa' rom o
tor Fes g. for S,ufnhtra. A., v.l g.,
Aug lat a. loa 10. lhis whsiminn. from New '''
Africa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

ma ,hp Martha Mt thls port f in, the inst Highlands
saa,inr az BY E Is tnilss, with schr hou ui o wSie
R,v Mnrs ei Hout,.;f- from Csdk 'o Nsibleherh put
ioto Paw. pp,oas lth u e-ky, i"erasF sprung,
kc she wa. ai.chatsnx sod wuuh have to be hove out
s rsck faen IN the brig Pacific. sftiscd ~ P-
yiuesfoun sssrs DESCRIPTION o' the Sehr Wary W %
bright Of BatmCe, which cleared At thus Po't GA The on o.
Eb,usry ias, 10. the West indie. witch AFTER
wards beard from
iswTs DEL Sep, u-The brig Estsey 4 Jane for KING
,oa jnta IN coming Saxn bay lost ancho sno nfskc
nor man yard She will the ofos and repair tbs a'
Ia an his place. sics Hsnnstt Aodrvws the gcst' met
VINO ha &c attempting 81 thu sp Delaware sunk g"
Shoss. ned their engine eler sarinE chslSs
A. CARED away during the gale ut lhnrdsy Nothing ~
bo,Iid 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
J A u E 5 l. A e Y.
DRapER AND TAILOR.

II No 81 John STREET lr,Gr KhiGn.l
as always hand select assortment OF the most fashion,
able style OF Goods be found in the market consisting oi
Cloths Casino re- and Vesng OF every description WHICH
will he made up order sys oi ut and woEm9nshp not
by es;ab hment the city md nj con-
sidemble reduction from Broadway prires
Gentlemen furnishing their nw goods can hve IMAM inaGe
aud trimmed the best manner. sEd good tx Warranted &.
The follow prices: - =,
Dress Coats lS 10 $40 rock Goats stoE
Pa, l. and Vests. 81 each
Also on hnnd select assortment OF ready made Clothing
Dress and srock Coats Pants, Vets Office Coats Overcons
and Coaks, o C. &c. al redured prices. -
The lowest pnce asked ana abatement. Terms eash on
delivery. - lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
OEE-UAND PENNANSHiP!m

W1NTERTON'S WAITING ACApEMT
GRANITE Bull DiNGS. No. Isl BROADWAY.
mid elegant. and expeditions style OF Wrt NJ taught
n Terms Five dollars for course OF twenty lessons sa.
tauneuy e Jss,,sd SIG In"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19


British brig Palas, Langley. days from Fortune Bay, Nj
sak, o. Goo hue & ca,
bsni.h brig Koe Hsn,en. ~ DAYS om Goi,snbuFs uor
GO order. 49, =
9ne Jo. sph Goshan Hitchcock 70 day. from Bonar ,a
10 NJ so Tt I'D Of kTIdrepoit. where the hfs boun le
no Amrrican vessel Blis Cheney sailed days previous
Tor New-Iorx
Big Champion York OF Portland. days from Lubec plas
los, To Rvtt & Ntse.
5eh, vainala. flames, day. frcu Ellsworth. Me- lumber
To orcer
Sehf Cs,hernc Wilcox. L,com. days from Richmond.
coal Go & Il Butter.
seht P.rnet Sou,cr days from Virginia. swce, potatoes
sshs Roe sneikct days from Baltimore. iroa To johnson
4 I<o,s.ed
Scht Piedmont. hisisdel. days from MAehRi. Me- ou-
bsr 20 4 Snow.
scsr Moat,.r Be.sy from Philadelphia coal
Schr Henry Clay. from phiiHdelp IA, coal
schs s,alcsitn, Isrtoif. from thlnf-iphia. coal
scs,t Efns,s f.eeis from Philadelphia. euat.
schr that.ss Henry. Godfrey, r. Philadelphia. coal.
Schr Sinu, Grant, from Philadelphia coal
schr brilliant. Hail. :rum Phladeipns. coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
CUTLERY.
CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA

CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA
TRAYS, sc.
ySTILIIANSS BILL 10 Mniden lane invite the atten-
w ton o; dealers to their stock %, NEW GOODS now
opening ! consisting, il par. 81 the following:
Fine iycry TABLE CUTLERY, oil Rogers and othe: ma
keIs
Common SelfTip Stag &c. ditto ditto varous Makers
POCKET CUTLERf-A complete assortment OF Rogers
s.zoRS-W < 5 butchers. EITo,s. Rogers. WOs:cn-
hnIr,.< CrOokes BARRIERS, &c.
Ss,ISSORS-Oi all noted makers
PLATED WARE.
Cas:ors Baskets Communion Ware Candes:icks, Waters,
r. &c an of newest styles.
Sheffield Plsed Dessert Knives and FORKS, in sets or per
JAPtSNED IFARE-Fine Gothic. Sandwich and ccm-
rr Fee Tray. together 9TH variety OF Fancy Hard
vsfe: If which they offer az the lowest prices. ~ Il
Ts'ABLE CUTLEKY-B. Rich rBsnn & sons superior
1rge iley for sale ~ the manufacturers prices. hy
$40 JAMES WEEhES 81 Maiden Lane, Up slars
U4RDVaEE CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS, Ec.-The
I2,u5scribers. I'm orter' md Geaefa! Dealers IN English
German cnG American fladwnro Cutlery Edge Tools, Nas
ShoTels Spades &c offer TO county Dech .nts ard
Others tul and complete assortment low. for ceSh 81
urovef credit OSBORN & LITTLE.
$40 3n g Fulton street. New YORK
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CLOTHING

H. WASH3uRN. tlate EAgeron & Washbu,n would
respectfully inform MS friend, and customers. that nc has
taken the spacious Store, No. 81 John street. between
an ard Nassau streets and four doors from the corner OF
racr He would also inform the Public tina, he will have
constantly on hand newest styles OF Goods OF all tecnp
after tina approved London and parsian Styles and wnr
Gentlemen will please cal and leave their orders with
.anty That they shall he promptly and faithfully executed
9,,k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
MARINE JOURNAL
poRT oF NETWORK. SEPTEMBER
Cleared.

Ship Herald rusn. Baltimore ,,,.,.,
Bngs United Staes Yutk tsn"Eo BAY NesiIl'h q w h"
C,o,on. Souturd Mobile, + II tutbG; & Co.
Schr Commodore Neatney, Paine, kshmond /. hcCrs5
dy & Go; Cooley Co. Eldtdge. bosom fase, iayio'.
p..,nn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson * Co.'s Celebrated
..TEpiCiN piNArE'A


TSr:iS A!elicrc. compounded solely from vegetable matter.
fee from adu!te,.on and warranted free from any ngre
dents detrimental 10 health discovered about one year
since BIZ individual sOrely afflicted with ULCERAIEb
iRFi La and who has been under the treatment Of In
hni the c 81 .2arent hope Of restoration 10 health and
WINS By them pronounced rcrnbe but who after taNn. the
nhuve nnr.ed weeks restored Ia perfect
health That medicine mas been sold with unprecedented sac
cess and mas never failed instance when record
i!.ea.es. 10 wit:-SALT EHEt,M; SCROFuLA, ULCER
ATED SCROFuIA, BRONCHITIS, FEVER SORTS;
KINGS EVIL TIllSTEL9I, tNEIhAMMA,T II , AN y
fii.ES, sCURVY, CHRoNIC soRE YES. BL 0TCHEs.
PMPLES on TIE FACE SCALP y, HEA ~ AMP 81 al, ALL
ARiSlNGFROM AN INIuDC!0LSL Use OF MERCURY
or AN IMPt'RE STATE OF TIE BLOOD. The e.lica-
cy of this medicine has been tested all the diseases above
esume-te and effects truly astonishing: Only
bic spoonful 10 be taken by adult each before
ing which usually produces tonic effect while In most cases
also gentle caa:tc, increasing the appetite and
c.ge prOfJsry ind producing eectual attentive
of the whole siem purifying and producing perfect acton
ofthe blood.
Obtained 1t whliesae of Ttl0S. G.. TAl.MACE.
General agent % Pnestrset opposite the Custom House New
Broadway and Chambers No y Frnnt;:treet
No ia Wcst-stree Nos. 20 ard $50 Bowery no 30 Fulton
stree, No III and 30 HUDSON and % iammonds,ree
Hudson No SO C,rand-stFec 80. Isl and Is Greenwich
stree, No ~ and g Cherry No. l3s Nakerseet
No. s. Catharnestest Nos. 31l and al Pearssreet Nc
Carals'rce
streets All VIM Blacroye. Sgues Buildings, corner VII
low and Ataac SIS and By alt the principal druggists IN the
d. = 3. iocS.ow, No. q Beavers. Clinton Buildings
Genari! ivholc=aie and Retail Agent fo- Albany.
7. ". pyott son, No. l:3 No.tn Secon-5t.. Gsne'a
Wholesale A,er, for Philadelphia
ticnas and testimonial he aud obtained at any d
the nhnvs pinces. NJ eOdlm ~
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MUSIC.

TO the Elite Of iiusical Taste in the U. States =:
TEARPS-J. r. BROWNE ar Co, from (Erari) makers
OF the improved Patent Double and Single ACTON Harp
London md NewYok. established 1870 j. r. t. oies 10y
81 e Mt SIS Broadway elegant assOmen; oi Double and
single Action IarpS The rich brlliancy at tone lghtne>'
tsndef them mneGaie and obtain nr them the first
ana professional patronage Europe and TINS country
nre CONSTRUCTED the t principles oi the ceebh'ea iu
with all the modern improvement: OF London mud Fairs
Warrnle 10 bear the climate md 81 European pres
cir Sc j. F. BROWNE, Manufacturer,
No. $50 Broadway. and
aul5 Sm Inn No 73k Chatnbers. street. N. Y.
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GHIKTH * HALL. No Franklin sQueIe. constantly
E. onhanG exte,.siye assortment OF MUSIC and MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS of al kinds. PIANO FORTES of ditferen'
styles and finish; GUITARS from the best Spanish pattes
fo w2!ch they have received premiums from the American In
siu;e all oher maEe and very superior tone arc
hayc also received repeated premiums. CLARlONETS KENT
6uGLES. CORNoPLONS. TRQMBONl5, etc al! o. t;iei,
.nds OF NJ IISICAL INSTRU MENTS NEW MUSIC recsr
n as published JUST PuBlStED AL the songs Of
ne HUTCHINSON FAMILY; also BERTlNIS METZ
% iof the PLANO; also. the ORFHEuS GLEE BOOK, be
NJ election CT ges for four mule voice., with piano
5anr.en selected and compiled from the best German and En-
Ssf eut:ors. by AUSTIN PHILLIPS tnce One Dollar
Mc:cnsns and ie Musical community generally.
u,nctfrly invited 10 call MIST