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and Texas-lh'erh"i 80
Hr Cla. Clas.-Loco-FOco Consis'ene'-'p 'pP''-
nsna.ions-The Navy. &c.
t'o" WaeHISGToN. April 9, 1881.
II the Mississippi and South Carolina
sops n Congress say tina, they expect every
s' - see published demonstration from M "
bsa = -, - bis intended course in regard to the
GN q :, Anpexing Texas to the United States
a.,;.f Of theirs is based upon the fact that at
w .n @ some days ago, Mr.. Clay was ad
~ hv = body of the citizens there upon the
a IT,. of + the proposed Annexation and requested
h;s views in relation thereto. 1t is also
ss' stated that this meeting of citizens was
s,:.,s,ec,ive saaa of party and that Mr.. Clay has
sdrissply or Internationally promised to give
anGa Is nnd feelings fully upon that SUBJECT,
W. :, means of a Letter or Speech
atns !, this as il may, you may rest assured that
pe = o. =, wbsteyer will BE- spared by some of the
% 'li@; ,;r;sts to draw Mr.. Clay out on the Texas
sassS s..Ss The same efforts will be made to draw
aesao .o..;bc. frank and ineligible statemen,
~ Mr. Van Buren as to his intended course
av;i W. ,-svs upon the same subject And IN case
" w onuose the immediate Annexation, as doubt
es1,bsy @ will, a Southern man will be run In op-
This, however, will only injurc hr.
seI'Ua U.,.n in The South. MIR. Clay is certain of
- Electoral votes of Southern States, without
asLonnp Virginia, which will tell her own story
4 few days. .,..
!. ~ bv The Loco. Fccos about the unconstitu
~.l;,y of Internal Improvements; and the.r vio
~ -, stacks upon MIR. Clay for his advocacy there
- = To show their beautiful consistency on this
% ,,b;sc send you list of appropriations already
..otea by the House, many of which have already
" ,,sscd by the Committee of the Whole on
W., T1nDd the Falls Of ST Mary Lake Superior $4,000
SSssssrDd Road in Ohio Indiana. and Hines. 259
ii-,norerens IN Wisconsin 2tNp
ysifS Rrsrs Including the Illinois. Arkansas and ~. ~
y,,ou Improvement. on the Lakes 2liC
vs. vssU aiier Rivers 10000
ps,Sv1ter and Piers l2OUD
E1oa, Hsrbors on the 3eaboari 10000
Total. 81 200 600
Here is a million and half, besides another
half million that has been voted for various for
Publications.
AsI intend TO keep you fully advised Of all the
,,proprations made by this Congress. | CON-
nsuce the list of those that have passed:
Revolutionary and other pensions 81 600
MItaY Academy ..-........--....... llS,s!2
For6rsions :.;-,,...;''......,-. aU'V0U
81. ,372
ybnuiies to Indians. g3S aS
Total. l...:...........-...... - 'SSe'o
The Army, Navy and Civil and Diplomatic
Bills have yet To be acted upon. In the House
perhaps BY the Retrcnchment Bills recently intro
dduced and one of which has passed, the appro-
uistions for the Army and Navy may be cut
down little less than million of dollars; that
IS on paper; but whether this will work well IN
pnctce remains 10 be seen.
From a document recently reported to Congress,
| make the following table OF the cost of our
Navy for each year since 1895 -
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f.- Health Quiet, and Comfort.-T'he Crnham
House g New loI pToteF ne, c s@ s ne
rey offered is cgbly located clean and alfy sTe
very near the business part of the city and N the ilnedae
convenient md rea whle ts table Is supplied WIN me nt
Versa and Fruits that cnn BE- procured excluding entirely
Animal Fond and stimuans OF al kinds Charges nloefae
md .yery effort made render oare comfortable shower
Paths free Remember. 63 Barclay street. I-'u
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Elements of Natural Philosophy:

Embracing tie general PRINCIPLES Of Mechanics HydroAi
les, Hylraulcz Pneuma;cs, Aconscs, ognes Ei1ftriey
raj hundIs,l en.:aymgs. ByLsoSAkp D. GaLr, MD ,IIo
f.ssoI OF Geology and Mnsrao.y in The un'er'ty OF III
P.iio ophy The above work is -ytrnsvry Introduced IL
the b-st Schools and Seinari-s throughout parts o.
H. .d stairs and Is considered the best Book extent To-
p,ivs ear-rs Dr. Gaze being himself apracIca! Chemist
and his professional duties Lecturer requn; hn 70 max
Fhiiosohy was emiuen qualified Tor the ask OF 1dii;n,
such work Mos; the other publications GU te Pnpuia
bsneias of Philosophy and Chemistry comratio'
made by book ksrs hence the frequent failures o s'udsn
in their attempts wir folio" ing the
rosined in thess o.ks No such difficulty Will occnE u
the usr OF this wort Dr. Gale Parents aud teachers a..
,.cns,;sd 10 examine the work. Price 80 Cents
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TpIRIrNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

No Ito NASSAU STREET.
All kind, of lob Printing. Such ns
t. Npu. - MAMMOTH SHOW Bills
f'.T,roarys LECTURE BILLS.
I,nrcTs Cams CONCERT BIi.i.s, PLAIN ami
INSURANCE Policies. tancy.
BILLS or I.ApISG POLITICAL bills
CIRCULARS, :, iktr ~ i Nhr' ~" In I,.sor
0'' si,e-.t-opp0si:e the Park.
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NTETAI ROOFS. GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
WI FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH Is FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN USt Al.-Ihe subscribers have invented
method OF covering roofs with plain galvanized tin plates
which they guarantee to rennn water tight FIVE YEARS when
r,,t on by ten The metal put that It cannot be
affected b; The shrinking or swelling of the panks which Is
laid, or ly the CONTRACTION expansion OF the metal
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses and
stores in this city covered By this method To their satisfaction
Henry BLeyon ESD. corner OF 9TH avenue and Hh ST
David Austin. Esq, cor Of Exchange place and Wilar
]. Green Pearson. Esq. Merchants Exchange. Walst.
Geo. b. Butler. ESQ., No. 81 NasSau-st.
FrancS Burri;t Esq, " Broad-st.
Notice given that the Improvement patented oil per
sons in the trade wishing roofs by the subscribers plan
can obtain permission moderate terms.
mhlitf p NAILOR & co. a and ~ Broad-st.
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WINDOW-SHADE DEPOT,
NO. Z SPRUCE-STREET.
c..Nn 0lA WORTH OF FSHADES.-The suhst

S We ihe attention me o he pubic ene OF The he
most splendid assormens OF Shades that could be collect
ed together having been painted by artists of acknowledged
renunt,on We would inform the public that have no
agents nor can Shades be bought nj other place
meyer ow our shades be hawked round by dry goods
CARPET dealers or any other people who judges We
both being practical artists and all Shades being painted
under our personal directions sufficient guarantee of having
good article Shades painted any pattern, and warranted
70 wash and not curl crack Signs banners and interior
tnbi.hmen. Trimmings OF all kind. wholesale and retail
flo am BARTOL i DE MAUNY
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Scientific a. Useful Publications.

o. The following valuable works are also pub
lisbed at the Tribune Office, and may be obtain
ed from any Of the Agents OF the Tribune OF
at CrscINNATI from IVii'iam II. Moore + Co,
PHILADELPHIA from Zsiber # Co.; and at Bos
-,o,. f,ou, PcIdiDr e. On
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No. L.. Travels in the trea, Western Pries The An'hn
aud Rocky Mountains and O:egon Territory; bv IiioMt
j. FARNH,i, Esq Price 23 cents; h.e copies for s. ~
reilly refreshing from The l-ru>hl OF such vanio'
ami Interesting work There suc fountain oil esirFs,
and originality gush. through eyerJ PAGE, such connn'
,treain Of 4n aneco, that on- never ueG2ns weary ~
drinking from it, spiIklin. Iount lfhiiL I"p,r
In tlc;e days of Cheap Literature when every KIND o!
u,mbv.ranby trash is Hooded weekly from the press, u
rail- refreshing 10 the p-Tusl OF such valuable
and interesting work The appears have struck on
for himself entirely path and has SO entertained are
br.ht flowers Of beautiful imagery aud stirring incident a
10 lover OF nature It's widest anu most sublime teachings
nrs~snr attractions such as opinion, very few work
Of the kind possess There sach fountain Of irSnr,s ,
originality gushing through every PAGE such coniiut
tram of wi, and agccdOie that never Oecomes wray
drinking from lis sparkling tonnt CIR.
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rs-Lots in Williamsburg for salc-sy eligible
RiIJ DING LOTS extrn SIZE located the man ho,ons!i
are East from the South Ferry, surrounded by new and good
buildings They will be sold cheap TO close pn7tneTsnI h
ply TO r J. FISH u Nnssut. Newly ork or IN the evehie
al his residence III Williamsburg. lcSu
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in every variety Of pattern.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS new md superb article pecu-
liary suitable lot Packets
They are constantly making additions 10 this portion ol their
stock from the celebrated mandatory OF H. ~ Hooper Co
Boston, ior whom they the SOLE AGENTS IN this city
b goods last Fair OF tho American Institute received
the Gold Medal. and have invariably obtained the premium
over MI othcrS of the class when placed in competition.
G. < ~ are also prepared 10 execute orders ior
CUT G. l. SIS
oreyery description of quality not 10 be surpassed either nj
!pllne and abroad.
Fancy Glass and PORCELAIN: superb FLOMER TASkS 4ch
pORf-FI AIN SHADES for Lamps: PORCELAIN FIRE
sEREFNS: Al, L AllNErTE STANDS. Tea bells. Their
n,oneers &c and complete stock of Trays and TAB IL
fJTII ERY which they offer pces exactly pruorone 10
the quality OF the articles. Inlo I'm
nEANIILA CORDaGE-OO coil. Manila Cordage, all 81
fl res for sale By NJ o. ROBERTStlls West-stfeet DO
r0p SaTF-A eood Double Counting Room Desk Apply
mhes to w & Ut. TAPsCoTT, i3 Peck ship
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l'C0nnclES Ireland.
Useful BOOKS for the People.

Memoir on Ireland Native and Saxon, tSecond Edition.
by DANIEL OCox~rLL VI. r. with likeness o the Authe
Price % crais: five copiss Tor 81.
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I enclose you the various items and sums ap.
nropriatcd for Harbors on the Atlantic Sea Board
bv the bill which Mr.. Tibbats moved to have
fn LILY nnini nnnn to-day by the House:
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TJNiE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGINTE SCHOOL. Is
situated ut New Brgton, Staten Island, miles from New
York. between which places there an hourly communication
by steamboats, The building occupied the spacious an
elegant chateau erected by the Brothers Joseph a; expense
of s50,GO
This school possesses facilities and advantages ovcry other
the location elevated retired and healthy the prospect 10y
land and water unrvne. tall corps of Teachers is
pioye for tie various departments ana thorough courses are
impaired in Mathematics and general English the attn.
Greek, French, and Smnlsl languages. Extras Music.
Drawing Fencing and Dancing, and furnished ONLY WHEN
ORDERED by Parents.
Corpoeal punshments enter not into ie discipline OF the
school wachulneSS and kindness take the place 0i force
The entire expense 500 per annum, which includes all
in gymnastics.
Circulars and full information may be obtained person o.
By Letter. of DR. +. ~ B.eow, OF Broadway ana
Fulton streei-entrance l;5 Fulo. Il
Letters parcels lett a the Doctors Office Will be forwarded
daily TO the School free of eypei- The
ccs on Wednesday, May 1911.
app lw GEO. l.. LIE ROW, AM, Principal
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
Sc. 7 SprUce-strcct. Tribune buildings
JAMES PRINGLE,
PLAIN AND ORNA Entail
BOOK Bi n ID Z K.

JoBs or ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE ASD PUSCTUALITf oS THE
IL MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
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PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL

PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL,
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL. AT AIIDDLETOWN. CT.
TTNiiS INSTITUTION established more than eight
j years ago by the present Principal who continues to heSow
unremtnc render fully worthy OF public confidence
ness They received into the ilmy OF The Principal md
form pnr oft. 1t believed that the personal attention. kind
intercourse and comforts oil home eciircd to them III
higher degree than usual in sIniler institutions;
The Location O the beautiful and healthy IN the
country accessible daily from New York and from which
young lads always accompanied by careful person when
parents desire. -
The sessions commence May 18th and November 18th,
each preceded by vacation OF weeks I he charge SN
per session. which includes all school expenses except Books
Music. and Aaern Languages. Circulars containing mGute
information may be hud ut II Market 81 and u Sill, How
ard House. Broadway. ID. III. CHASE. a. NJ Principal
mlrA Pm
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u The following letter was mislaid and post
poncd in the excitement and press Of matter pre-
cedng our City contest. fd'
Spenccr--NeIson--Con Election
OreSon-Tarifr-Tcxas.
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CHEAP CASH BOoK-STORE,

NC. - IUh hOV, Oppo"fE r't hSto i'o"'t,
TIME Subscribers >t received their SprlnE supply oil
for sale at low prices, lur CASH or approved paper
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Ebrncn. collection oil Standard authors ~ every
dapnnc:l, LeThure American and British Poets llEtoTy
Biography. Tmyeh. Fiction. Clas>icS Theology, Science
SC sc. r,..-.-.
nisled on the most ibera lerns. .,,,
The m0st approved Editions. English ma tllsscn; leN
Books for Colleges and Academic Public Institutions sup
pllc with every variety Of School 4ooks the most favorable
BLANK BOOKS. PAPER, &c,
large and weiSelectcd assortment oi Blank STOCK, hhi
sons Amcs anu llulbaTd's Letter and Cap Paper hne aid
supeftire Quls and general nssomsnt oi stationery
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS;
The largest aud hest assortment OF Bibles ana PTnyer BOOK;
in the Ciy comprising FnmiU. Church. School Pocket ana
Pulpit sizes bound every variety o style. ald III Tile most
durabIe manner.
s. h. Tile Books oil Of the bes, American Editions. and
warranted perfect. ,,.,.,
reS, or Ncrcanls PGS,nE Tor aGSdeW or p.ct % R ha
VAN AdRiNuE Ill iNhf 4, No a.h NV
apj In Opposite the Asor House
TENRY CLAY-Tl,e subscriber will ss;le about the
2Hh Aptl inst medal "a this great aiaesiai inkeil
from lie fha work executed byt e. W RoHr. Esd, nm
urtSt in skill and tt;sie III works i th nature
I. head will be III 1boNt nch nll la te ilni
about inches lincter made from Silver and Hron1e.
and also of white metal approaching Silver the
history. . =, r.,
The extreme low price will enable Clay Clubs ard Others. 10
place n correct and valuable likeness of this grent Orator and
Patriot in the hands oil who feel deep est IN the policy
WILLIAM THOMSON,
Nrl
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Dir. Larlnfr'S Lectures.

No I'LL .rdnes complete Course Of Lectures, delivered
embraced in the Lectures. are: Eec;icy1,rhs snnIGa
yan,n-The Fixed Siars-AaSl-iic Needl--Latitude ant
Lon:ifu!t-B!r.ching -rannng-Popuar Fallacie,-Llgh
Failing st4rs-l-m"rary StA[s-isorical sketch OF As
Observation-Disclosures of the Reiina-Volt.c Battery
Steam Engines Of England and AneTiel l,s edition Of
Progress Of Physical ciruce pnce Tor th who'll including
Lardners Lectures 2 pr single copy. Pos,asteFs
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COUTHOUY & MEYERS,

ID ESPECTFULLY invite the public call al their
N and examine the richest and most extensive assortment TO
l.. found 10 the country Of
RRONZED AND ORMOIU CHANDELIERS: CENTRE
MANTEL. SOLAR, BRACKET AND READING
LAMPS; CANDEl.ABRA, GIRANuOlES.
BRACKET BRANCHES AND
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

DOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. New Canaan SENT
d nary Ct Number of pupils limited to twenty; :,
The Principal can be during the first and last week o.
AnrI NJ a Pearstreet Circulars be obtained Of MI b
( Webb IA Grand-st Mr. VIM. Browning, . North Moore
street. or d. s Duncomb, Bowery. JOHN OSBORN
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The Private Mail.

1t will be seen by the following interesting re-
port that an important decision regarding the la
bty of private letter carriers has been made IN
the U. S. District Court at Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
THE TRIBUNE.

Texas-InternaI Improve
r. Clay ana Foco Consistency-Appro-
uen.,o,s-The Navy. &c.
pria''o'Fr From our Special Correspondent 20.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sc.

TITsV ID
ID ESPECTFILLY inform their friends, and the public
Is generally That they have removed 10 this city and have
taken the Store 81 Pearl seet (Opposte the PearStreet
House where they opening large and well seec!ea
asssent of Goods both Foreign and Domestic TO which
they would call the attention OF those wishing to purchase
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

The Louisville theatre has been sold under the
hammer for debt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

DOARDTNC SCHOOL. FOR BOYS-New Canaar Semi
bnary CNo q PuP limited TO ; ,,an can
81 Rivncon: D. 8 Duncoinb Bowcsy; Mir. Geo. Sseiey
apQ pa.rI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

BOARD WANrED-By two single gentlemen in private
- French amly where there arc only feT ooataes os
on west oi Broadway between Spring ard Chambers seec
address D. W H. at the office Of this paper. stating terms
~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

No. VI. The Silk Culture 10 the United STATES I'm,
bacng complete accounts oil the ,trt aid most approved
mods of Hatching, Rearing aud Feeding the Sh worm,
Managing Cocoonery R-ling Spinning and Manu- aciur
pg the Silk Sc e with rery interesting Histefy Ssrtehs hes
Mulberry, &c. Illustrated By numerous eGsrlTIgs OF ia
ebinery and froeesss aad Manual Of the SIZE
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TuE VOICE or NEW ENGLAND

N!ESSRS WALLACE & CAMPBELL Extensive Aer.
WI chants ennke " H. write that wv stars Basam oi
Wihi Cherry Is DONG gomderS here far The Sick.
Mr. james mertou Druggist. oi Salem. An>S; writes lhat
Ind cured gentleman who. for eight months hal had moI
strongly marked symptoms OF Consumption ~ ~.
Mr. Edward Mason Wholesale Druggist, Portland. Maine.
soys that Mr. James Johnson who gives the following statement
one u the ,r citizens the community III which lie ivt
Lain. rrun>r rDnl Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

TOBACCO AND SNUFFS-JOHN ANDERSON AND
/ co Tobacco aud snuff Manufacturers Nos. Wall. 2l3
and els Duane Streets would respectfully inform their friends
and the public the very liberal patronage bestowed rI
IN bringing perfection the articles of heir manufacture
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ED,

On Tueiny September TO- OF dropsy the chest MARGA
REr Ans. daughter OF James and Rosanna Cahoul aged
yesn. months, and week.
The relatives and friends the family. and those Of her
ce Andrew Brady respectfully invited Ia attend her tune
raj THIS Afternoon ri O'Clock. from the residence of her pa
rents No. y Columbia without further invitation.
Al IL board schr. IT, Lawrence. on The pas
sage Black River Jamnicn. 10 TIN. por Capt DAVID
CHrRCUELL Of conaeccu after Illness VI eight days
Ca passage from lsosion To ivecol oil consumption
EMMA wife of Charles w. Hopkins OF THIS CITY. aged IL
years, months. 1 days.
September 9. FkLIx NJ. WALTERS aged "a year, ~,
September g of cons SUMPTION MARGARET, vile n Thomas
Lowry and daughter o; L. l.. Soutenburgh ESQ.
September 9. WATSON T.. Eineham ~ and Margare,
Lawrence. aged 2yeat,. :.
Sepsnber9. alter Icing and severe illness. ASpREw
SMoCK. Eed u ycars: -,
Al Firc Prce. l.. l.. September JOHN son OF Sanue
u.tnnn npnl Y
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c.,,rts ROUND THE SuS.---At about ten
ei ~ This morning n phenomenon in the heavens
aeo.,,a much attention. IL consisted at first OF a
st's' ..;nhow circle around the sun. The colors
Sss ,sry bright and beautiful. Soon other circles
ven ell circes appeared, rendering the phenomenon
ssdnarr.oderiut and interesting. We suppose the
reT N,. ,ns caused by gathering OF moistures Just
Saey yenih OF the horizon so that the suns rays
cTr . ~ the effect which they give when from the
ha ,bsy fall upon the descending mss in the cast
ses .sy and form the gorgeous rainbow
eT The beautiful spectacle referred TO above,
r ..hle until about , o'clock to-day. We are
sa as.edb y ore Of our astronomers, report OF his
P0'.ra,ions for to-r GROWS paper.
New Haven Palladium OF Monday
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MARRIED.,

September TO- nj ST. Paus Chapel. by Rev DR.. fiishe
JANIS H. CBILToS, NJ. ID. TO Miss MARY 81 daughter OF Ed
win II, Clayton EsQ.
ON Tuesday morning. September 10, by Rsy e F. Hat
field Mr.. SYLVESTER CHANDLER, of New Hampshire, to
MIR, CATHERINE Crows. of ihl. city.
scptentsr 3. Nh WiLnAMA TosLlNsoS OF Kalamazoo ..
Russell. Etq., OF Muu.own. n. J.
At Albany. August "a, by Kew Mr. Phillips. Mr. MANNING
f. LAWSON. of NewIork. u Miss CATHERINE NORTH, OF
Albany
A; Philadelphia. Thursday August g. by Rev. Charles
Fitch Nh Thomas l.. TULLoCK of this city. TO Miss EMILY
EsTELLA ROGERS, OF Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.-Thes sub
y scrlbeI make known to the public, that much Of
the biscuit and crackers which snd this by the above
names are entirely different from the SODA BISCUIT and ST.
CAR CgAcxEgs MS Bakery which have been used
nv pa rticulary those suffer from Indigestion
for than twenty with the best results while te
mniion which Gun made less price, though pesaps
good for person in health, wholly unfit tor the nck Inc
sb0ye BrscUTy and CRACKERS also BUTTxR BISCUIT WINE
BISCUIT BrTTEa CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS, P1LoI
and Navy BREAD all of the rst quality constantly Tor
aIe nj the we'll known establishment, I5 street
cnr,sr ~ Warren. street EPHRAIM TREADWEI L.
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49,, FOR MuRpER.-Alired Hill, having been
II suiltv, al Exeter ~ IL. of murder in the sec
@1IIl tor killing Laura Ellen Delana, young
az only wears old, has been sentenced to thirt,
enI.., solitary confinement, and hard labor in the
az Prison during life.
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IOsEUA COMMANDED The sus TO STAND LL-tudeI
the uence the great unknown yet ereu'lngl
will Ind the sun nuoucsS ili how alr
Daughters Eve would sill have renamed with unInJuIed
SKINS bu; the despollng the charms "i The
While swelling heavng snowy bosom. where might
w,h 10 ike ever nnd have wish beyond IT, oh woman,
n yuu bat knew the excessive power oil your charms you
wnnhi not allow y,ur covered with bl0ches.
rck sunburn. &c. when fifty cent cake OF Jones
Italian Ch meal Soap would most reteshng daZ
zng clenr spot white, red complexion neck; aims
and hands, reader do do. lust cent cake OF the he
PARTICULAR Juness Soup. On the effect beyond cncua
ion ard III make skin Dwelling white beautiful
and clenr mnd-y here else hut at the sign OF the
American Eagle, So Chatham o3 Broadway. New
Vork Isg FuIion. street Brook yn. - 2teod