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WASHINGTON, Sunday, MAY IL, Is.

WASHINGTON, Sunday, May r. 1874.
A caucus held last night by the locos There
great deal of Earring and quarrelling and fight
ing and finally they broke up after informally
agreeing to adjourn two days before the Baltimore
Convention, the 18th inst. | think it quite likely
they will adjourn then. The longer they stay to-
gether the more they will quarrel.
Mr.. ARCHER, in secret session, moved TO expel
Tappan the amiable and pure christian, for send
ing his copy of the Treaty to the Evening Post"
Tappan took up his hat and sloped. He is to be
severely censured for violating the oath OF secrecy;
not expelled
The Senate are discussing whether they shall
discuss the Treaty with open doors or not-the
bubble is the wording OF the resolution. Ipre-
sumo it will be done openly-if so, you will have
report Of the whole, day by day.
| shall so to the Baltimore Convention on the 9th
and send you full account. All will be stagnant
till then
After that, look out for squalls from all quarters.
Van Buren,, Stewart, Dodge and Cass, are the
names.
Woodbury. is coming out with a letter in favor OF
annexing Texas Instantly.
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n ETH, TEETH, PRICES REDUCED Is PER CENT
Why will 20 without teeth and suffer with decayed
see when have them inserted filled with gold
cement and warranted last during lie References and
necimehs can be seen at the Cfce, TAYLOR surgeon
veus, no 62 East Broadwsy (succe Lr IloH Den
ustI-i oothache cured, price 80 cents. mali lm.rc
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DACKET SHIP ROCHESTER, FROM LIVERPOOL
Consgnes rer this ship will please send their PERMITS Oh
boafd, loot Of Beskman street.
a good permitted five days ab. t. be seut to
cubic store. Woodruff MTNTURNS
mil Sire 81 South street.
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CHUlCE PLANTS AT AUCTION.-LEVY SPOON
Eit wall sell ihs merning &C II o'clock at ISL Broadway
avery shece collection OF PLANTS of Cameas.
Va Jasnas, Roses OF ysriel PITT phorums Car
nations, lemons and Orange Trees Vsrbeua., 0eran uns,
Cactus OF many sorts, with Others
tail Also, Sugar Beet, Gardea and Flower Seeds.
MIA Item
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State of Trade.

AsHEs-We must continue to quote pots at 81 37g;
pearls are very inactive, and are held at 81 93}
h3CoTroNThe sales to-day small amounting only
TO about 800 bales and at the the close
last week
FIouR-We find little better demand this morning
Prices, however, are unchanged Genesee 81 rs
HAYThe receipts down the river continue very large
and the transactions to fair extent We quote common
qualities North River bale at 3sc; prime 371.
PRovIsoNsWe have nothing new TO report under this
head Pork and beef continue very dull without change
OF prices
WHHKEy-Drudge casks still command 22c prison
barrels are held at % 235, with very trifing sales
REAL EsTArEThe following sales were made by auc-
ton
House and lot ll2 Cherry street, next door to cor
ner of Caharine street; lot 222 feet by o.. $iO75O
Frame house and lot "a Hamilton street; lot 25 by
?, iV2 'eet'; $50
House and lot in 2lst street, between 9Th and 9th
avenues lot 25 by % feet, ............ So. ,5i5
CATTLE MARKEr.-At market, 200 beef cattle 600
southern go Cows and Calves and 500 sheep lambs
Prces-Beef Cattle Owing to the unusual number at
market prices not readily obtained but con.
tnue to quote prime at So 90 ST. 200 unsold at the
close OF our report.
cows and Caves-An taken. at $l5 $50.
Sheep and Lambs-Sales of the former at 81 a A So
and lambs ut 81 rs a SO 5O-all taken,
Hay 80 So cents Der ton
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TIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS. $50 and $50 Broadway, cor
OF Warren street. Importers Of the various Fancy Man
uiaeures OF France, England. Germany nd China
WAYS Tor sale the largest che and best collection Of elegant
thu, side OF the Atlantic Also assortm-nts OF plain
and fancy Stationery Papers and Envelopes French ana English
perfnmery Conos Brushes and articles for the toilet
"; cutlery Chinese fancy articles French Paasos Sun
FRENCH India and Dresden PoIcesu. French and Bohemian
Glass Fncy f9 aud Chairs; Papief Mache
Gnods; Fans OF all rich Driving and Riding
Waking Cameo; Desk Papeeres Dressing and
and PoItfolo. Swiss Chars Tables baskets in great va
rey; Berlin Goods. Indian Goods French Jewery, &c.
lhey invite particular the that their
all Q, their own iou-made order expressly
retail sales or selected by Of their firm, the best
sources aud Therefore be only as of
ter guaiity and finer finish than articles made general sale
Flower IN price and newer select in styi.
their establishment the largest OF the country
and has become OF attractions of the city, respect
July invite the visits with the that they
ton 70 ioake purch'sethat the poen
WIZ be shown whether the object Of the visit be business
pleasure m2 q aw ins Imrc
MADAME n. sCHELTEMA tsmet,) informs her Gus.
~ toners and the ladies' of New York generally m,
just received last Havc and splendid
some very rich Thread Lace and Bridal Scars md Wells
some very beautiful orpand aud coored Nusns all
Bareges rev tyle spler aid Sts and variety
81 rch materials suitable Tor day and dresses
guire articles would do well call and suamue as thsv
have been expressly ordered this order II give the Ia
DIES an ouny select their leisure Also an entire
new sly 81 Straw Hats before imported in
coming an entire style If FIench Par,ros ladies Um.
erelas Which, together with her usual varied
fancy goods, she will be happy exhibit NAV
favor her with their patronage md 2,wismsec
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III rrrHTKsSS.OtOGtY IVA Pr ILOsoPHY OF REPRO
WI, ee rs.,a eFssd for the eighth and last positively
s2n,l Hall Canal street few doors Of Broadway
cents single lecture dollar the ustrated nv
isen srendid models the fema fern the ffs
NC ~ as many different of uI
and pectly These NAV also b. sem bv
temeu every ming from half past till half past IL snd al
so On Monday and Tues day evenings from till O. Adm
SION % centsuring this week only No modelp Le
leges ~ w
mid asrc
THE, NEW YORK LEGAL OBsERvER-No s. VOL
ILL., eoptins ACT Massachusetts, an Mane-the jnrs
prudence OF Maine ITS Bench and BafpctIca Points
egtq1s aloTance ps,riet Court, Maine Tin Admiralty
caf,0n " DAVIS right 81 Master to Chaure
Tor Wa'wortns Court Van Rens,eaery. GrswoId junction
70 restrain commisson OF pdctable Off Vice Chancellor
snoiord Court Jckson Cornell assignment BY partner
~ separate estate 10 partnership debfs Vice
Mosel oun Townsend Corning Intere on arrears of
interest Uusurg. Court of Queens Bench Terrence
" Gibbons, what OF guilty pats in issue on action
On The caie-Miseelisneous, &c &c. ~ ~
Digest of English Gases s. this digest comp-,zes the
whole Of the report in the tngsn az we'll as
the court OF the Chancellor of Ireland is arranged to lind
eparly Published the LIST and everv rsont al So
per annu IN ADVANCE including gs % the Office ~ Ann
ma afrc sAMUEL OWEN, Editor
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NOTICE TO NEAMEN

A MEETING Of The Seamen Of the port Of New York will
a be held at Croton Hall, Tuesday, i,h ms ant az
O'Clock r NJ Punoua atte dance earnestly AZ
business of the utmost importance will be biouah
before The meeting and also pro-
posed whereby sailors rights be protected and Just com
pensailOn for their labor secured 10 them
BSeats will be reserved for the ladies that will bo,or
the meeting with their Iseseocs. mi32t.ec
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$40 cord, DERRY, COLERAINg, BELFAST
Newrs, Dogheda, ac-Persons wishing 10 send ior
their friends have them brought any the
pos IN first class American Packet Ships
ent'on Mr. Tansco,t, one of the firm, III be the
spot To give his personal attention the
by the subscribers their here and persons may rely
that The wishes and comforts Of those passage
W. J. + TAPsCOTT,
their General Passage Office Peek Slip. South
where aso Draft. be obtained for large Or small sums
aysble on demand without discount other chage
thc National or Provincial Banks Of Ireland OF Their
branches fhpoug hout he Kingdom
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FIRST BOARD May 10 -l39 shs Wilmington lsi; $500
do 6s 5S s7 $4,000 do 80, 50; $4,000 Reading Bonds
III $4,000 do b5 III $1,000 do s5f III $1,000 S. IT'S $1,000
do 77i shs Louisville Blk, s7t; l2s Girard Bank oil
5000 state g. 7Gi $1,000 Lehigh os is4S, ni' "a
30 shares U. Bank 81 $1,000 Stats 6s ut so shares
Union Bank, Tenn, 81 100 do Wilmington, b5f, 10.
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| GODEY'S MAGAZINE AND LADY'S BOOK
FOR JUNE, l8M-XOLUME XXXII.

GODEY'S MAGAZINE AND LADY'S BOOK,
FOR JUNE, I8H-VOLUME XVIII.
Rich and Rare Embellishments for the June No of Godeys
Mdgasine
The Belle OF the Bal-Eogiaved by Posselwhtef
The ri .Nic-Engraved by A l. Di k.
Fashions OF the Olden Time.
Fashion Plae-Wslking Dress-Evenpg Dress.
Sofa Table.
Unique Cornice and Curtain.
Fashionable Sewing Chair.
Musc-Le Desir: Oh were a bird"
CONTENTS-ORlGINAI..
The Picnic, by Jane + Flening, see Plate!
The Nanderie'ds, by Miss Lesl e.
Nortimsr and Lillian. Part II, by George Broome.
The Belle the Ball, by Ali-e Hervey. Plate.
The Lions Crag Legend from the Deep Drawer by Mrs.
+ Lee.
Alteration, by Mrs iroliue IA Butler.
The Tue Rights VI Woman, by Park Benjamin
Country Life Merle England by Tho Ledyard Cuyer
Twins y by Charles West Thomson.
Autobiography Of Old Sofa, by Helen Maitland.
The English Kitchen, by Professor sandersor.
The Costliest Gift by . "A Browne.
lie Qoestioneth the sympathy Of Nature, a Discourse by
Ernest Hefenstein. q
Fine Cooripgs for Artificial Flowers, by Miss Leslie
Mosic-Le D. sir; Oh! Were a bird by J 4 Sullivan.
Sing me THAI Song, by the Poor Scholar,
r.d,tcrs' Table
Editors Book Table VIM NJ. CHRIsTY. Agent,
mia It"ec No. 2 House
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II A M IL ON II USE,
At THE N.aRROWS, LONG ISLAND.

THE SUISSE RIB having leased (of George Gelston
Esq hi splendid establishment which wi be opened
the 5h OF May Instant begs leave respectfully call attention
10 its superior advantages.
The House situated the Norrows Fort Hamilton
eight miles from the city of New Yors eminence
prospect of the Ocean, the Bay, Staten Island
winding beach, and agreeable diversified portion Of the plea.
SAINT scenery Of Long Island.
sure looking after and recreation we'll
OF business who wishes his family enjoy the benefits
country air sea bIeezs aad the of bathing while
compelled
er places, u any possessing the same advantages.
Steamboats, and Stages will ply dsv each
of tn hours Of starting due notice will be
boat after breakfas ard be the city efoe line in
the morning asend to their business and return time dine
with their fami les
The Hotel swe adapted purposes for which it was de-.
gea The Dining Rooms; Parlors Reading Rooms Bill I'd
and Rowng saloons all ard well arranged for
and furnished neat and appropriate style Every
shall be paid g render the Sea Bathing all that the
tdious could desire
There will be attached the House Band of Mus,c and
Balls will b. got splendid Leland fact every other
amusement that will tend crafty those ladies and gentlemen
who kindly p.ronize this esiab Iishment
(ehdren and half price size
and situation of tire and the length of time which they
occupied.
For the liberal distinguished PATRONAGE which was be-
years that the subscriber of its popeos we'll
for the bestowed upon he
b hments which he has heretofore ben with he
begs leave hs grateful ackno wede ements With
newed to please he trusts that he 'ha
for ire Hamilton House" the Appreciation Of its guests
Formerly Of the wAvEhLy HoU.E, tew York.
~ b. The splendid Hotel Nv adawenuck House) at Ston-
nRon CT will continue to be conducted hv my part
Astor House, New York will be promptly attended to- '
II 3taws2wrc
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
MANHATTANVILLE AND

BLO)MlNGDALE, MANHATTANVILLE AND
FORT WASHINGTON LINE OF STAGES.
H1- Fare to Manhattanvle I2h cents-For
6&18@.S Washington IS crnts This Line will com
1E1k&SNfe@S mence running Saturday, May 9TH, 1885,
As "iiu~s
Leaving ManhattanviIle at o'clock A. M and continue
every hour until 7oclock Leaving New York.
corner Of Tyon Row and Chatham st. two doors east OF the
Harlem Railroad Office at o'clock a NJ and continue
ning every hour until r. NJ
Stages leaving Fort Warrington for CITY Hall ~ and
W, llx p M 3, and 81. Stages leaving City Hall Tor
Fort Washiag ton, . A. NJ, ii and ? NJ, ., and6.
These Stages the Reeds Hotel bunhams Man
son House, orphan ASYLUM and Lunac Asylum S,reksrs
Wort Washngton b. MOORE.
m2 msrc Proprietor
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EfX NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER.
M2&S POOL-Packet Of 2st May.-The splendid new
IN - =, and f,v9rite packet ship QUEEN OF THE
Wet 1850 tons burtten, Capt p Woodhouse, will sail
Tuesdas, 2lst May hey regular day.
The ships OF this line bng all 1000 tons and upwards per-
embark for the old will fail
The advantages 70 be derived from selecting this line pre-
Ference other their renders
comfortable and ships Of e
class and their accommodations well known superior
TO Others.
Persons wishing berths should not fail TO make
early application on board foot Of Burng Slip orto
WSJ r. TAPSGOTT,
At their General Passage Office, rs South street
m'4m M,idsn Lane
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M . Ely TO LEND
A bEAHAM j. JACKSON, Pawn Broker, No. SO Reade
street Dsar BrSpdwa loans money in large small
Ware Dry Goods Wearing Apparel aud personal property
every descr'rf'on ap23 imsrc
RAhOUCHE FOR SALE--A second hand one but little
- used and good suitable for or two horses
will be sold cheap Apply 1876 Nassau street. Sixth
avenue where II be seen. nl2 3trc
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..ax~ :ok LIVEhPOOL-1he New Line hesuIai
~ Packet 2lst Mav-Tbe new ard very .sPcroI New
sNftk,f ork built packet ship QUEEN OF THE WEST,
Cart Philip Woodhousc, 1850 burten. will sail above,
ser regular day.
For freight or passage having elegant and roomy accommo
datons by ship port ,pply Ne Captain
board, at west side Burling slip, o. TO
WOoDHULL MiNTURNs.
~ South
rnce OF passage 800.
The packet snip Rochester Capt John rrtton zoe ton.
barheu will succeed the Queen Of the West ne,
regular day, 2ist june. m3rc
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j. b. WINDLE " Co.,
IMPORTERS DEALERS III
TABLE CUTLERY HARDWARE. TIN WARE
WOOD WARE, BRUSHES. BASKETS,


MATS, sc
No. 56 MAIDEN LANE, New YORK.
Packet ships Steamboats, Ho.eis and Private Houses, fur
nished at manufacturing prices the shortest notice
They import md sntain their goods direct from
faetuerspurchasng enreiy for cash-hanng the largest
store and stock IN the United Sta.esthey offer
that can be found here else.
": Every article their line manufactured order of
tho bsgt material and workmanship.
Catalogues to be had at the stOrr. mia ltsrc
THE MYSTERIES OF ELEUSIS
WERE THE LOST RENOWNED Of all the ancient
mystsr,e and are ,imately connected with the insti
buttons If treem and Old telowsh whose
eagerly sought after by the famous the pho.
sophie ,scrld constituting the he nth Of h,mac wisdom
BUT THE GREATEST MYSTERY
of the present DAY is how g. q Clarke, Tailor 1872 William
street afford to make such ha1dsome French 10th Dfs
Coats for SIG and other garments at equal low prices
The former mystery the subscriber will in short time fully
unrave enquring public But the latter mystery can
solved at once By stating that the subscriber satisfied with
very small p ofs, and being at moderate expenses.
The style aad getting Of the work will be th that
OF Bnndage Tryon &c from whose well establish
msnts the subsc iber has but recently retired.
u. b. CLARKE l32 William street.
n, b-Ofice and Summer Goats few Yeats, &c. will
for the convenience Of strangers Sc be ALWAYS tand
IA SPEClMEN OF A SIG COAT CAN BE SEEN
Al TIE STORE. myl3 lws&3wos~ec
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Coal Trade.

Coal Trade.
According to the Pottsvie Journal the shipments this
week have declined little We also learn that the trade
will be checked to some extent by the riots Phade
pha which have dispersed number of the aborers from
the wharves Only sixty arrived yesterday
vile by railroad Freights to Philadelphia by canal 65 to
10 cents-to New York 81 10 to 81 80.
SENT FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY EVENING
- go ~ Canal. By Railroad.
ctts me- 5,2l8 Schuylkli Haven. 2o6 o.
schuvlti Rawn 2,pi2 Pottsvle .. 40 IA
Little sChuyllUll, 1466
Z 375 IS
Fer last report. Isl, G9l 90
Fer last report,'''' U,dO9 "a 066 10
i6,296 90
Aggregate '''... ..'.''... t...... 4l 1862 10
Amount of coal transported the Little Schuykil
up to Thursday evening last, 100 boats sos tons.
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YORkVILLE, AsTOKIA, HELL GAIEr FEKKf,
HAVENSWOOD AND NEW YORK STAGES.
Will running Monday, May
SesB@s-}ps. 1874, As follows -
W72Ssx3a4 Leaving Astoria at 7, g. and II o'clock.
"A " 49, ~, ~ anu J.. NJ 800 go
Leaving n City Hall, 10 and
n o'clock A. NJ. l. O. A. 3. 8 and O'Clock p NJ
This stage will ca Tor at 20 Bowery Or OF
pell street Han ds Yorkvle All baggage the
owners risk On he arrival Of the stag" at Astoria III i'm
meday feadinss for conveying Ravens
wood and Long Island Farms
Fa'e i2r cents. - -
Horses aud Wagons 10 let. LEWIS X CARTER,
ma IN praprt
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PORT of NEW YORK, MAY IA.


sus EIsEs go rs MOON RISES
Sun sETs... 7 lHiGY wATFs .t.... I
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&fR BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
MHA FOOL PACKETS-FOR LIVERPO OL.-Regular
Packet Of 18Th May ITh. new magnificent and cse
tons g. Bailey commander will positively sail Thurs
day, 10th MAY, her regular day
1t is well known that the Yorkshire is fitted most
superb and COS ly with modern improvement
aad convenience, that but add to the comfort Of
embarking.
per,ons visiting the old country. should call and this
splendid specimen OF architecture before
other vessel For passage apply board
foot OF Beekman street, or TO the sub,cribers,
ROCHE, BROTHERS co,
IS Fulton street. next door TO the
fitaIC EcIt RanL
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POsr UTEICE, NV YORK, I
- MAY 10, 1874 :
ENGLlSH MAlL-Letter Bags per ROYAL Mail Steamer
Hibernia, will be closed the Upper and Lower Pos
Offices in this city on "wednesday the 18th instant
utes past O'Clock, M The overland postage of l8 cents
each single letter Rust he paid
mi2 Sire JOHN LORINER GRAHAM NJ
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MISrAKEN sfOKYmMf feseiasy Mr. Hollsnd .
Followed by THE YOUNG st AMP
To conclude with THE ALPINE MAID.
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.AxN FOR NEW 0KLEANs;-LOUfs!ANA AND
MA NEW YORK LINE.--Positively First Regular
Packe TO sail 10TH nstThe fast sailing packet p
CASTOR, Captain EJdndge. will positively sail above,
her regular day.
For freight having handsome furnished
datons apply on board Orleans Wharf foot Of Wall
+. r. COLLINS X co
50 South
Positively goods received after Wednesday evening the
18th instant.
Agents In New Oreans-Nlessy. Hun and Wood run who
will promptly forward ali goods To their address.
Shippers by this line may rely upon having their goods
puncfuiily rs advertised mid Sire
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctnnee
Store No. III Spruce street.


Splendid Sale OF Furniture Piano fores and Housekeeping
articles generally at Ch O'CLOCK the sales II
spruce st. ml2 atssc
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AK FOR LONOON-Regular Packet Of The Ic,h May
K8S The hrst-class, fast sailing ship Mo 49,
q. Tinker master, will sail " ssovc hsf 'esoisf
day. ,-.
The accommodations for cabin I'd cabin ana seeaxe pe,s
su,eror aud AZ number he pertne are Al
readv embark should make early
ami, ~. JOSEPH McMURhAN
mlrs " zoe 1t. South, N. Y.
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RAYMOND IL WEEKS
CIR a. ND ME- " Il g E RE,
CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET AND BOWERY.

THE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS AT CLINTON
Hall nror'ed with the intention of commencing Ma
t0nal Gallery for the artists and students of New York
now offered for sale TO all amateurs aud conroisseur Of
ng, considered useless to mention yhing in
inc different paintings which this collection the
public and the having frequently spoken of
ems Of the nighet commentator The gallery will bs
opened for public inspection day. and the paintings will
be sold public auction Wednesday the 22d Of Nay
o'clock A. Special in the saloon reserved for the
| ladies. Admission free mi
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iRA ROOM TO LET-For gentlemen a
" handsome front ROOM furnished and the second floor
private family with without breakfast and tea
Terms moderate Apply at % White street. mo l0trc
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IN TO LET-The Store No. 81 Liberty street. now oc
m cupied by the sub,orbe desirable location for
%Athe Dry Goods Jobbing Business Possession be
had on or before lst Of August.
m2 lure PERSSE X BROOKS
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lMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT
CHILDREN

iHDsE Interested will perceive that agency in
I'd for the sale Of NJ. M. DEsOMEAUX'S Wonderfu
Procreatve flixT Cortiai.
". See Advertisement on last column Of fovrthpase
api0 I'm is en-
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THE FINE ARTS.
NOW EXHIBITING at thu late APOLLO GALLERY
corner of Broadway and Chambe street (entranee in
h'mbers street coec Of OrgicalO Paintings IA per
feet order Those have the first galleries Of
this collection to be equal thes have
Abundance % cents, catalogues included mil lw
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

Amour BRASDREras PiLts.-Dr. Btandveih
wishes his medicine to rise fall by its own me.
rits He feels confident that upon a fair trial 1t
will not only secure place in the public estma>
,on but retain its hold upon the affections Of the
people. without resorng to the vulgar, though
common practice, of abusing other medicines. His
Vegetable Universal Pills, by purifying the blood,
have succeeded in curing the most inveterae and
opposite diseases by the one simple sc, of contnu-
ally evscusting the bowels with them, until the
disease gives way therefore, whatever may he said
of The theory, the utility Of the practice is now be.
yond all doubt. His medicine, in fact, continues
70 hsralo "s own 'a"e " w s''0h '..,ng effects.
QJ Fur".se of H. Is. Masser
.,., .Sunrury, or Of
-. s.par, published 10 smother par, of this paper.
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SHOPPING WIVES An extraordinary occur
renee recently took place in Hancock county,
Ohio. The Fndiay Courier says, two neigh
bors, Henry Adams and Jacob Ensperger being
dissatisfied with their wives agreed upon an
exchange. Adams received Ensperger's wife
and two of his four children, ana left the cuun-
try. Ensperger received in exchange Adams
wife and his four children, and deed for his
farm as boot. A few days after warrant was
issued by magistrate, and Mrs. Adams had
been arrested. Ensperger had eluded the officer
BARE LEGGEn-An English paper states thai
nearly the whole of the Iorty-hvc millions o
Russians 60 without stockings,