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The Result ia North Carolina.
Private Correspondence OF the Editor.

CHARLoTTv. Aug II. 1874
HORACE GREELEY. Esq-Dear Sir: Our Stale Eiec-
tons being over, and the result fully known, |
will give you some information as to the nflu-
cnccs which seriously affected the result. AS
was expected the Wings have elected their
Governor, and, as was not calculated on with en-
tire certainty, have secured large majority in
the Legislature. In the vote for Governor there
is some falling off in our majority, but the large
majority in the Legislature is more than a CON-
pensation for this result. Ii you are acquainted
with North Carolina politics, you know that the
large Wing ma 1ritics lie in the Congressional
Districts represented at present by Deberry, Bar
ringer and Clingman. Olt of this great Wing
region, able to give "a Wing majority Of ten ,hnus-
and votes, cur opponents selected their canGiiatc
for the Office of Governor, and, departing from
the political issues az involved in the contest for
the Presidency, threw into the struggle many To-
Cal considerations, which had great influence on
ITS determination. The question OF East and
West was made throughout that whole section,
by pamphlets written al the Scat of Govern.
ment, on the eve of the election, and by hired
agents distributed through the several counties.
Local p'ide was appealed to and every artihce re-
sorted to to stimulate this active sentiment. In
the mean time the effect of these questions was
not counteracted by available efforts on the part
of the Wings, and the consequence necessarily
was loss Of several thousand votes in the dis.
tricts have named. The gains in the East by
the great popularity of Mr.. G. in some degree
counteracted the effect of this state Of things
The Legislature affords the only true test of par
ties in the State While we have not given the
Governor the majority of 1910, we have brought
back to the Legislature the majority OF that year,
and carried nearly every doubtful County in the
State by vote increased beyond that of 1910.
Let our Wing friends, therefore, be assured that
North Carolina will give for MIR. Clay vote
equal TO that of 1910, if not larger. ! am salts
fed that in the Mountain region Mr.. Clay is
stronger by several hundred votes than Gen. Har-
rson. Yours o. J.
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|. Projection AND Free TRADE: The Cues
ton Stated and Considered: BY II. GREELEY, is
just published in large, close tract of 10 pages
Price 81 per hundred, Sl5 per thousand. This
Pamphlet aims TO present succinct and lucid sum-
mary CT the argument for Protective Tariff, meet
ing and answering the adverse assumptions OF
Free Trade
IL. The TARIFF AS 1T Is, compared with the
Substitute Proposed by its Adyersaries; being
clear statement Of every nterial provision OF the
present Tariff, with the reasons for imposing n
higher or lower duty on nearly every important
article. The several clauses conrasted with the
miscellaneous and defective provisions of Mckay :
bill. The purpose ofhs Tract is TO show the benef-
cia effects of Protection and the utter impossibir,
o; aiiording even Incidental Protection by Hori-
sonMl Tariff. Price 81 per hundred, Sl5 per thou
sand. Orders are respectfully solicited, by GREE
LEY & NlcELRATH, Tribune Office, New-fork.
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For The Tribune.
The late Explosion of the Portsmouth.
Nxw.YoRK. Aug. Is, 1874.
To The Editor Of Tee Tribune
In answer 10 your Philadelphia Correspondent
concerning the steamboat Portsmouth, YOU NAV
say that the explosion Of her boilers was not an
unforeseen event that could not have been pre-
vented ANY one knowing their age must have
expected the late awful explosion. l will state
that her boilers were built at The time the old
steamboat North America was buit-some l6 OF
Is years ago. After that boat was wrecked, they
were taken on, and put on board the steamboat
Albany, now running on the River. They were
condemned mat season, AMI taken out Of her, and
new onts put in TIER places. These old boilers
were then bought for the Portsmouth, and a'ter
some little repairs, were put on board OF her.
hope Phli4delphans viii look more INTO the mat
'ef and pun.sn the reckless Conduct OF those con-
eesned In the steamboat Portsmouth.
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
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For the New. Otk ITlOul
The Nev-YOrk shoemaker.

An incident which occurred at the meeting OF
the 18th Ward Clay Club on Thursday evening
is worthy notice in your paper as evincing the
certainty that men Of talent and integrity are
leaving the Loco-Foco party
The President stated that as no Wh'g speaker
had volunteered to address The meeting, he would
introduce young gentleman who had been max
ing speeches for the Loco. Focos, but having be-
come convinced Of the rottcnness Of the profess
sions of that party, had come there to avowopcnly
his separation from them, and TO make lew re-
marks, by way of commencing to speak, on the
VIII side; and he then presented to the meeting
Mr.. Thomas CRYSTAL, Shoemaker by trade, and
resident of this city, who made speech gilmore
real interest to the Wing party than any have
listened TO during the present campaign. Modest
IN his manner and rather dfiident, it could not be
expected that the maiden speech OF new con-
vert would suit every one, but ne was successful
beyond anticipation, and gave US history OF Inc
dishonesty of The Polk party that places them be-
fore the world as shameless deceiveis in their
clcc,onC ering operations. He had been told by
\ Democratic lawer, when about to go to Il cout-
try town to address the people IN favor OF The prn-
clples Of that party, that as 1t was Tariff neigh
borhood. he must tell them Polk was not only IN
favor of Tariff but OF q higher one than ar
Clan ,oas, and documents were put in his hands
10 prove it. He knew this was false, and told
the lawyer So adding, :" | will have no more TO
do with you or your documents" Such dis!on-
es,v put him to thinking, and he soon became sat-
shed that he could not be an honest man and re-
main in the Democratic ranks, fighting their bat
| ties. MIR. c. has evidently read great deal, and
| from the tenor of his remarks studied Wing prn-
cpes and policy before he determined to Join
their standard. lie is thoroughly conversant with
the Tariff and its history, aud it was surprising
to hear with what accuracy he produced data for
all his a-gun ents, and how his mind was stored
with statistics. | say surprising, because he is
young. He did not am at display, but IN his
winding up he gave one f,he most practical Gu
loglums on the character of Henry Clay that has
been heard in this city, humble though he be, and
engaged III his mechanical business. hail his
annexation as lar more interesting than would be
that Of any leader among opponents, it is proof
positive that the honest, talking men OF the De-
mocratc $50 called party arc opening their eyes.
This Young gentleman can be of great service To
our cause among those with whom he has hereto.
fore acted, and word from hun here and there
a, our Wing gatherings Will do good. | trust,
however that he wall rot DC encouraged 10 ncglcc;
his trade and make profession oil politics. TINS
course destroys influence besides lnJurlng the III
GivIdual. NiSGiL.
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DoxvsrIc TAIrs AND AlLvonR1gs iustrn, sc Human
lJe. =. The Shepherd OF salisbury Plen.-l- Mr.; Fan
tnm.-l ] he Two Shosmat en Nv. Giles the Pnuche.-
" The Servantturned So!der.NI. The General Ja De
livery. by iannuh More. New York. ID. Appleton l. Co.
This handsome volumn contains sic OF Hannah
MOre's Tales OF social life. The character Of the
whole series can duly be estimated by the we'll
known atractiveness aud unhounded popularity OF
the Shepherd Of Salisbury Plain, with which the
work appropriately commenced. Ii is designed
as part of Appeton's Library, entitled " Tales for
the People and their Children and we know not
one of them which is more appropriate, or that is
more likely to be popular and useful. The name
Of the authoress is full proof of the excellence of
the Domestic Tales" and contains ample recon-
mendatian.
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Sci pHO'S
StLI nv .
pREAlllLN ANll EgEN EE

FIRST PREMUlN ANGLESEY LEG.
co SpklNG-S. P"'runl1.d bv the eminent surgeons
C throughout Europe and by The distinguished Of their
pro sSiruu brethren ~ the United suites; and nIwej by MI
he the approach L" Gu'Ue hitherto produred ln.
,r.iurrd into county and mnie solely by WILLIAM
SEIrHD No 20 Sprur street near Brondwny, New York.
mosi.Tnie. aud iuisg LtHhl" teer-r
hive seen the nrt'fcp leg Mr. repho. Its
ton sppenr excellent uud well sncuHt Ia all The
OH, Cts desired. Bat the M of Nil the proof of those who
,yeur them this is positive and undeninbe Some OF my
friend. whom have mune INFORM TINT they super
or to al u'he VALENTINE MOTT. Professor Of Surgery.
Jinivar.ity of New York" au2 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19

THE PsALMoplsT.'-NlarkH II. Newman, l09
Broadway, has published very beautiful and ex-
tensive collection Of Church Music, under this tile
adapted 10 all the various metres now in use. We
have looked over this book and that the mueic
is Of the first quality, while the style and execution
are such as TO recommend il 10 universal favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19
For The T
The Park.

The grass in the Pax ought to be cut imme-
dlately. The walks in ditto ough. TO be graded
ander the supervision of the Street Commission
ef or a competent Engineer, and gravel and clay
should be used instead Of sand. The walks oug hi
70 be kept clean and seats should be provided in
different parts, but especially in the vicinity of
ths Fountain. City HALL.
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Bsc &C. ~ USvEksrv Delivered Au-

THr BAccALkUrEArE MIAMI UNIVERSITY Delivered Au
gust eth. 1874: By Rev. GEO JUSKIS, u. D. President.
Decision OF Character is the subject Of this Adj
Dress and it is discussed with great force and abili
ty. Many of the authors sentiments are worthy Of
much wider notoriety than they will be likely TO
obtain in the form in which they are here put forth.
laselec,iug n theme SO important in lis practical
bearings upon the welfare OF the Students under his
care, DR.. Junkin has set an example which Others
similarly situated would do well to initiate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19

ES7 We have received from Ssxton 81 Miles No.
', OF Leisure Hours forming part of I. H..
Carter & Co.'S New Select Library, edited by Prof
E. A. ANDREWS. The work is got up in very neat
style, and the stories thus far published are Of high
character Price 12i cents per number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19

u Bryant Il Boggs, of the Evening Post, have
JUS, issued from their press, in octave pamphlet
oil "a pages, the Statement, and Report OF the Az
iaiFs Of the New York Life Insurance and Tus,
Company for 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19

MlslpULAroNs IN THE SCIENTIFIC ARTS. ParisI 8; H.
Eiecrrut, pe aunpulatiOns b. CHARLES V. WALKER,
Honorary Secretary the London Eectecal Society,
Philadelphia Carey & Hart.
Part I. embraces the The Theory and Plain In
suucon. in The Art Of making Metals, by precipita-
ting them from their solutions, through the agency
UfGslvanic or Violate Electricity. Part II. contains
the Theory and Plain Instructions in the Arts
Of Electro Plating, Electro Gliding and Electro
Etching; with IN account of the mode Of deposting
Metallic Oxydes, and of the several applications OF
Elcctrotype in The Arts. The value OF the work Is
well attested by the fact that the present is tie
twelfth American, from the lhirteth Lorldon edition.
Itisneay printed in an l6mo. form, illustrated by
wood cuts, and sold for % cents n number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19

Gr The Fair Of the Mechanics Association
Of Boston will be opened at Faneuil and Quincy
Halls on the 18th OF September. 1t is supposed
that not les, than 100000 strangers will visit the
city before It closes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19

u w. II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, has
The Midshipman, or The Corvette and Brigan,ne,
Tale of Sea and Land, by ]. II. Ingraham.'
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ns- The Life and Public Services CT Hem
nv Clay by Epgs SARGENT may ba obtained Ut keddas
Cos Boston Ze5s. L Co.'S Philadelphia. and al Cushing
ro,hers Baltimore 1ns Biography the fullest ana mos'
complete any published Of MI Clay ana SOLD nj the
uncournonly low price of llIs per Is DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19

HARPER's PICTORIAL BlBLE-The With No.
Of this publication is out. The embellishments we
think improve as the work progresses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19

n Hon. JOHN NJ. CLAYToNs great speech al
Wilmington, indicating the Protective Policy,
the course of MIR Clay in the Compromise, and
exposing the course of Mr.. Polk on the Tariff
md Mir. Dallas on the Bank question, is no"
ready at our counter. Price S % per hundred,
sIu nor thuusaud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19

D' The State Convention to revise the Con-
stiiution of Louisiana assembled at jackson on
the 5th inst. Gen. Joseph Walker was chosen
President HIS election is claimed rs triumph
by the sure enough or radical section of The
Loco Focos.
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n Prose FIorIoSs, by +. S. Arthur, No. .,
has been received from Graham, Tribune Office.
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aul i'm TG'f' Lives injured. .oI

DO Water Cure.-J. Shew. Nj. D. un author on Wa
ter Cure s FouTths Broadway regarding tire system
by far tho most urona efficient and safest IN all diseases
practices ely-nisolt drugJ of any KIND Dr. D
making arrangements soon to open nh establishment IN ~hch
c,v M, the system more fully The poor advised Gatu
onsiy Eiy2 Smt
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G5- ThomsoE's Clay Medal.-For sale ut the
Tribune office b0 Na@au.street THOA SONS CLAY MEDAL
line Medallion acknowledged likeness, and pronounced
masterpiece Oft r. pnce SO perhunded Orders from Clay
Clubs ciIclted. Yll u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19

o,r6r.. OR THE RED RACE OF AMERICA: Their History,
T,adtions Customs Poetry Picture Writing, &c. in Ex.
,racts from Notes. Journals. and other unpublished WI
ungs By HENRY X. ScHooLcRAFT. No |. Aug ls4i.
The author of this work, having for twenty-five
years of his life been employed in the various capa-
cites Of an Executive Agent, Commissioner, or Su-
rerintendent Of Indian Affairs in the Northern De-
partment, and having received numerous letters Of
inquiry respecting the interesting matters which
have fallen under his observation, has here embodi-
ed in pamphlet form various extracts and memoran-
ds selected from his notes and papers, and proposes
the plan meets with the favor of the public to con-
linue them for few numbers at convenient inter-
walls, for the information of all who are curious in
such matters. The title of the work is very appIo-
priaely selected from the language of the people,
whose history and traits brought into discussion,
The term Oneo,a being the of one of the origi
nal tribes, 1.-THE Oneidas) sgnifyne, in the Mohawk
dialect, the people who are sprung from Rock
The present number contains much curious and val
usble information, and we cannot doubt that the
work will meet with hearty reception. Published
by Burgess, Stringer & Co.
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THE WHIG DOCUMENTS.

The following is list OF the Wing Documents
now for sale ct the Tribune Office. Orders from
Clay Clubs. Wig Committees, Booksellers, Mer-
chants ard individuals, accompanied by the cash,
are promptly attended 10, and the Documents ship
ped to any port OF ire United States
sARGENT's LIFE OF CLAY-The fullest and most
complete Biography OF Nir. Cla7 cvsr written. Pnce
~. ps5 no &c w
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. 2vos.
with Enzravngs bound 81 3: bg tie quantities.. %
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. q Weekly Newspaper. Fo:
terms see Prospectus in another column.
THE AMERICAN LABORER. Hal bound. 49,. %
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE A Tract By
H. Greeley. Per 100 %
THE TARIFF AS IT Is. BE- H. GTelsy. PEI l00... 30
SPEECH OF John N. CLAYT0N-per 10 copies Is
WING SONGS-Clay and FreliGshrysen-an admin
bic collection o; the very es;-per loo cooies.... 80
THE TARIFF QUESTION IN GERMANY-peT 100 / %
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE OF THE UNITED
STATES AND GREAT BRITAiS-pe, 10 COPIES 90
VHE riiiG Li!A>iJ-psr 400 c!uiea.. ........... u
TIL IL TE.SI Dy Jillus. per ~ Go ....''..-.,... oV
Y.
THE I RiFr. CO. Uo -
LIFE OF liENRY Ola do. do. ............" ! 81
POLITICAL ABOLITION. d" O.. ..'..''..'.'. q
DEMOCRACY. dc, Co. ...''' ! ~
LABOR ANDGAPiTAl4 10. ~
THE 7! Ei4lt Lasll-. co. ~
ANNEX ALTON OF TEXAS. 90. .......-...... ~,
TARIFF TRIUMPHANT do, .............. W
~ Orders must be addressed 70
GREELEY * hlcELRAIH. w,
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u The health of Mobile appears tn be perfect
ly COED For the week ending the Sd inst there
were but eleven interments OF these three were
infants, and one was from casualty.
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THE TRIBUN E..
Itterarp Notices.

of the Common Schoul System OF the State o. New
hSC1f By s :. RANDALL, General Deputy Snperntend-
.rt If Common Schools. Albany: Van Den,hu) sen
& Co.
This work not only embraces a complete Digest
# tbs Laws relating to our Common Schools, bun
.l.o the FORMS instructions and decisions of the SUI
pern,endent, abstract of the various local pro
r;s;ops applicable to the several Cities &c. and a
Sketch of the Origin, Progress aud Present Cond-
,;on of the System. The Compiler having been
connected with the Department OF Common Schools
ar the past years, was peculiarly qualified
FIR the task which we doubt not he has executed
with all practicable fidelity. The work will be in
valuable not Indispensable to all who are charged
with the administration OF the Common School
System, while i, cannot fail TO prove highly useful
N every citizen of the Suite.
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H Noticc.--l't EDiIuK, OF NEWSPAPERS
AND PERiUDlCAlS-Ihe subscriber will attend to col,
lecnc of monies editors the of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny.
lie Will also receive .b cptions for NIL newspapers md
periodicals. Also. Gdvcng; and he hopes that cd Is
generally will su,tun hun IN HI. present undertaking The
he,i city references and security Il required VIII lac
gwen the faithful performance oi duty Al p>t pad letters
attended TO- Address SAMUEL GELSION.
M. 81 lEird->treet,
auli6t near the Post Giiice Pittsburgh, Pa.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No I0 NASSaU-STREET.
All Kinds of Jos Printing, such
PAMPHLETS. M,AAsTu Show BILLS
CATALOGUES. LECTURE Bills.
CHECKS. CARDS. CONCERT Bills Plain and
INSURANCE PoLICIRs. Fancy.
BILLS OF LADlSG. PoLITTCLL BILLS,
Circulars, CIRCULARS. neat 6r.
roapy crscgied FL the Ctce Of the Tribune No. III Nassau
r-set-uUus~rn the Park.
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Al Defence ofthe VI hiEs-By Member OF the
Twe.y Congress, Price 25 cents or SIG per LOO
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CT. LuKEs SCHOOL. corner of Grove ANA Hudson SIS
- The Fan term this school. under the management u
t;ko A. ROGERS Prlncau. with nsochte teachers. viii
commence on Monday the 18th o. August. ant Roams
ulsunly SPACIOUS und henlthy. intuct"n pructcn and
thorough discipline parental hut strict; The and ulih
fumes, of Principal ard pledged Il promote the
lIpnn chcerilness aud moral Improvement n pupils well
rs their progress studies pursued.
1trns-Senior department om 81 to Sla JUNIOR do 81
70 So .
MI
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To the Eiue Of Musical T"sfe IN td- q. Stairs: :
rARpS i p BROWNS. & co tton Erard) makers
Of IN, Improyad Patent nuuhl- md singh acton Harp
LONDON rad New YORK established ise j. r csF iS
ale al So fir adwy al eir.t assortment OF I1urI- hhd
Sn1e Action Harp TIE rch brhncJ {" tone isntn-s' OF
touch elegance Enih anu yeect M m ,.
and patronage Eurnre ami this c"un'ry They
the Be, D.eo, OF me eSsHs mud ed
War; Cd IL bs, tie te OF climate. und A. EurD-an
Ham. reno,,si and lar h,re string strucion Books, Mu-
&c. &c. e'1-eo A-'' ~ j. F. BROWNE. Manufacturer
''' o. No. 2s5 Boadwav and
n h.1rlar i Y
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FOR THE PILES.
DIR. CPHAWs ELEC1 UARY.

DR.. CPH1WS ELECI IdRH.
n INTERVAL kEMEDT-Is certain for Piles,
n either in'enn external. bleeding blind Gases OF
yeuts stnndng hnve been permanently cured by this
remedy after all other had tailed Te>mo
nal rp efficacy the office. BE not imposed upon.
sec thnt of the Proprietor has hand writ
ms the outside wrnppef box aud remember that
above medicine be ObtlneL this city No,
l Bowery tour doors nove Spng-feet Of the original
and sole Troprleior "a. Urban regularly educated
Phv OF wrGy experience confined To uH OFFiCE
PRACTICX where Piles aud chronic diseases successfully
ireutet flee hours from A. NJ. 10 T. NJ. Advice gras
No q. Rnwery. au2 lns
rb,iE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS OF DR.. GOU-
hns Gf science has been completely sItimzed
by empires than Dr. G.. No does ms skill cibOrnta
some article calculated IN the pun OF drorn'ty
hru instantly pouBced y the IgnOaLt and vulgar
~ are therefore caird h'iit pufcfs ne Of the fol
loving articles. eScept AT DT "urauds New York De
pot II Walk srcet. if,' -ture iiGn Euni~-v
PDIIDtE II BTU Tor cTadIcnl.r sua. iiu"us hair from
my pa OF the human bndy Always tes'pd before bD
Proof positive III h4d no mistake. Urectiun- French an6
English. accompany ench bottle.
ITALIAN i:EDlCATED SOAP tor curing pinple,.
eckl', b"cheS. tHn rcfG.s 'awnesS morJiew. eIJspe
las. md oil cuiareom. c.mglhnt.. 20 cents cnse.
GRECiAn HAIR DYE ..i color red gray hair q
beautiful brown back, ~ Inc option oil the without
stunning the skin. Warranted
LIQUID VEGETaB, T. ROUGE-s0 cents.
BLANC b'E-PAGNE. OF Spunish White tor the compiler
LUBl5'~. GUfRLTN's. and other oerfumery. Remen-
Der, ~ Wtlseraraet Isl store FROM Broadvny.
AGENCY FOR DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACi'it, nj the above number;
Agents-7i Chesnut street, Philadelphia: Milk hrset.
nud iuid Bar gOr Dyer Providence: Green Nnrcsstsl.
C"wles Springfield fere. sLd,Ictown; Myers. New Tia.
ven Pearce Albany; Tou.ey Rochester, Storrs. Hudson
f,rv. Pn'kespse. &c. Jy15 I'm
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CHEAP SOAP WORKS-Grocer Druggists and Store
u keeper. supplied cheaper than cnn be had eewiere
FY,rine The stock ul JOHNSON & VROoM and compare
with my other you wph such choice articles as they supy
20 ~ an, nd - ,'t.,. l,fa umh., street as lme
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ltOAL. COAL.-Ai Kinds at summer prices Tor sale In
" quantities to suit purchasers Apply TO ,
z. SrbkES EMERSON.
INV. q M. III AIthouy ST. broadway.
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O. Hardware, Cutlery. iGc'-LEFIS bE' II
DICT co. respectfully nIom their friends and the pubic
generally that they removed 10 this city nd have tnke
the Store 81 Pcarsee;. oppose the Pearl-s,Tee House
where they are now opening large und weseeced ussU
ment OF Goods both Foreign and Domestic. to which ey
would call the attention "f thns 'stnR purchase. ap3ou