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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-25
NOTICE.
List Of settres.

REMAINING in the Post Office a.
Cauawisss on the quarter ending December
3ls,. 1914.
Behler Mr. Kuhns Peter
Chapman Daniel M Longen6arger Philip
Croll William Donegal John jr.
DAWN Fancy Stewart Abraham
Fisher Israel Q Stokes William
Fisher p Shnman 9
Kellogg Chester Tubeeson Rachael
Persons calling tor letters in the above list viii
please say they arc advertised.
PAUL K BALDY =. NJ.
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Expenditures.

BRIDGE CONTRACTS.
AMOUNT paid Robert Russel on Bridge Con-
tract at W anicks 326 O3
do Conrad Foos in Mifhin in full 449 90
de Thomas II Stephens in Sugaroal 275 00-lO5O O3
BRIDGE VIEWSl
AMOUNT paid sundy persons FOR viewing
sci,es and reports bridges 40 0o
ROAD VIEWS.
AMOUNT paid different persons for making reports
public roads ITO OO
BRIDGE REPAIRS
AMOUNT paid different persons for repairs done
the bridges in and built by The county 292 2Ot
JURORS WAGES AND MILEAGE
mount paid Grand and Traverse Jurors at the
several during The year 1874 1910 SO
STATE COSTS,
mount paid Justices, Witnesses and ConsabIes as
Costs in suits wherein The Commonwealth
plaintiff 364 %
REPAIRING COUNTY BUILDINGS.
Amnon paid fox repairing Jail and Court House 4s II
PRINTING.
Amount paid the following persons salaries and
for blanks in 1914
do G. L.I Painter l5 90
do Henry Webb 81 81
do Levi l.. Tate 70 80
do " Rest 81 80
do CharIes Cook AZ 25
Cn, bIa,k orders OO---2S9 90
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FISH, Dry cod is held at 81 ssl s. Nothing doing in
nackerel
PsovrsIoss-There is very little doing in pork We
quote ming sales of prime Ohio at 81 2J do
~ bee has declined in price and demand lately We
now quote city mess at rs Sc; do prime 81 Lard
improving IN demand Good qualities held 81 &c;
prime 6c There very little enquiry for cheese
Holders demand a SIC. New butter is coming in very
moderately We quote ordinary qualities at Is lSc
HAY-The receipts continue to very moderate extent
size
WHsxrY-Drudge casks held at 2ac prison barrels
at 20 231c
RIAL EsrArE-Assignees Sale Seventh street-Three
Io on the north side between st and 81 avenues each
rs by 81 feet inches, at 81 500 each
Eighth sreet-Three lots thu south side between LIST
and I'd avenues each rs by 81 feet inches at So 900
Ninth streetOne lot northwest corner of avenue A. %
ee inches by lib feet at 81 $40 An irregular lot
on 9th street "a feet the end and IS feet the rear
$1,000 The lot adjOning the above feet street and
9th street by 10 feet 10 inches side and
the other. So 400
Twelfth street One lot the north side west OF ave
nue. "a feet inches by l04 feet inches at $500 Two
lots on the north side, between and each 25
feet by 1903 feet 3 inches at $3.50 each
Thirteenth sreet-TwO lots the south side between
avenues and b. each % feet by 1903 feet inches at s625
each One lot side west of avenue A. 81 Zee. 3
by 1903 feet inches at S735
Fourteenth sreetTwo lots the south side between
avenues and Beach 26by lO3 feet inches-one $500
the other at $500
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ANTON Ship Zeneha591 chess souchopg 526 hf do 7tO
10 10 ca iiters g rs ,urho 2i8 do t0f do half
yoh son 40 70 ID has - chs Tyson 42t do hysoa SKI
chs gu powder 80 " ID tx il" $50 bxs
mica 2u' VI biz do lao i, d, 100 bxs cauisers do bx
OK c awar. "O hxs svresimes 96l ks 1863
to m IT, ao do do 10 bx pkgs chair, do
,iln !, " bphSt ASy327 h. suuch w " Tab t-sUO
~ rs yaong ~ ordcp 1ab,l0O 10 70 bx,
- ~ % W On I'm SIX 10 chs sch 30 DO souchp
10 Ell, chs pow, hoog ls6 blk souchons u rs
~. ~ ns y'op ~ ~ h gunp'cder 20 .f D., mpriI 81
Gus ny son ~" rhs oer ~ iis bI do Gordo Tb-t
csshh pnl ma Do W IRE : Il ,mphor w Buck v b
mnifr iH.h9 q X DID u stou-IJ chs IL s King
259 ~ ths nnns hison bxs mie ~ Griswold-l70h,
,hs you' nysn 80 ms do 20 f IS ch. hv,on shin
Mon, Bai I'm Te-3 CO silk H. Pbijad pL y, m :.
90 ir'k IA * fevas d. chs 3cs sijL re-
do d'e tobni on Wer-2 cs c,,opbor RI n w; T.,
h et do china war bS, I'm ats /. n 40 -,
1or on 81 kg' masterleao hi chs young hy,@
surp ~fe % do imperial goo rolls mating b. ms On ~ M
IMP aa U2 youns h son 30 C., "a hf n ~ VI"
81 his ydulg Tyson ros mating 10 ca "a do * gu
w . "N's"t
LvERPooL-s s. ip r ,che,ter--l ck S M;rot.-i,cu
GER -to-53 7 hou enn cot ~ Penn ~,
GRATIS Coiomoe 100 ,cfs salt Il tons eosl w oodh
Mi tura--ttk VI Reed Van N.st-i h II ! coh
gc's' Boss sp-l van Wart-l y f ibbotson-IiJ -
p Tow ~ Il, "a, re Csr7j Gram Bar. IA H.
vcy stasa-o u ohardson v Watsan-2 Hunt & CT
Cochcni Va Hun-2i bars iron SO bdls do CLARK 1i,i
o. 70 = u ~ sell clI Patton StswOrtt s~hr' eber
Switz RI Clpp-i w De I'm u J W0tson- o + Hnn,
} bghhufst col & II Hubbird-g pigs A Il Van Nes,-
Mccall col q P.arce COT a q K.ncali ca
n = frait CO. May hroihers-i 7 NJ Miller COLI
t,r-i iesls-3 Merritt Fly K co - RotLren--i I.
Mylhe-2 CO ker CO. & Cham erain--i l. Netto,
e. Naper,i Boad. Oean coll Gihon-3 HarroIi 4
caihouH-s Bumhsm Bald hadIsy-s Stone 4 co.
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again brought up for debatsor action The existing rules
ofths Houseorbid such event. they require twothrd
vote authorizing their alteration 1t is gratifying, at all
sVents' that this subject finally at rest 1t cannot b.
sgtatel until another session. This will have very ia
Vorabe influence on the moyemenso trade and commerce
Is permanency ensured for twelve month least In
The meantime, the defects in the present bill viii.
10 better defined and proposed notifications and alterations
Deter maiured asty Legislation bane to all interests
Our legislators too apt to send into the world laws
regulating commerce half made up They are too often
30 imperfect that immediate alterations required The
existing Tariff of duties has not been in force quite two
yesr during which time complaints against it have been
aecumulang until those opposed many of its features
nave become formidable If defective law becomes
grated on our institutions premature repeal of that
Ia" does not always cure the evil provide remedy
Inc greatest drawbacks this country has experienced in
her commercial affairs is the rapid making and unmakng
of Laws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13
Cotton Mark cts.

CHARLEsToN. May s-The transactions have been at
such huc'uang prices that wal. the result
more nded operations before give quotations The
sales comprise At 6 1872 6A ., 6a i27 at 81; 10 at
6s6 IA? l9a az a. 800 at III 354 at "a 81 at III &c
at q; 2'o at 8; and 81 bales at 81 cents
MOBILE, May 4-There has teen pretty fair enquiry
IN me cotton market today and sales amounting about
1ooo naes have been effected at decline in the quo
items current early in the week, of &c.
New ORLEANS, May 4.-On Thursday few buyers ven
tured INTO the market and made offers to &c below for
mer prices which were accepted and the sales amounted
to about 300 bales This concession the part hold
ers was followed by more active demand Yesterday and
the sales reached bales rather irregular prices al
though the decline above alluded was generally es.
taolshed, excepting the better grades which are only
ashade lower Our quotations revised accordingly
The sales of the past three days comprise 10 OOO and
those OF the week 10 900 bales Liverpool classification
midng, 81 g.; middling fair I. y; fair sl good
fair 81 o; good and fine, 81
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sonsn-22 sasss - balls Sands Fu.r ea-s Jones
s"nson = Manning n Fonrues-i Bsrru.k. Abernsta
'la,-2 Rec. X SIS NJ w Che, teal II Ewing
y Csr-2 Harmer Hays pesd Ia lar-i V -
Set J j ID Ian Sui FliossG M.ds "or,hIz "
w Sc ns- VOnns & Smh- y Ellsm,n-i 7
T ofp-4 w Wh;tew -igh'-i2 Thompson--iP Pike Son
10 ''ol tsy-i6r Tin rnslfs, Dodge ee-l0 T.
in . ates Barber Rtoher,-s Vyse-a & James, Smith
Thnys,;-l 81 Rasl.,i = g T.yior-3C EBYl < CT rk-
IA id d. & Son i-Nsvins * 43HssinQs co 10 xe
plates ard mas bars iron GOO bundles DOB
er Che 81 bars iron Dwight to.ter4 b.es L4ech-
4 Ghon.4 w e'su-3 etpfges & sIaw-2 Gr,nl K flpl-
mag Reyaf lbs II Hssl-t cos II BayL,.-2 w 4
sy43 boxes ii" plates 79s bars iron 81 chandz. 20
order
CARpsNAs--prg Wampannsg-22i hkds g. tierces mo.
Perry Mathews Co-6n do do q Th1rston & 90
new % NJ De 'sugt. 49, " Wv wv
Poaro n!puBlc-Brig Archsl,.-iiO bags coac 49, log,
NAH gany 1909 bsEs l7o lbs ogwood $40 ol ss fire
tn me piece, 50 soyefelgns kos.ere-l 81 naHs oriec
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots quote very inactive at "a S7i; pearls
in very moderate request at 81 SIT
BErswAx of prime northern yellow at 3Oi aOt
southern is held at 80 a 30i
BREADsrUFFsIn consequence OF the inactive state of
the market. holders of -four have been compelled to settle
upon 81 IS for Genesee; the for prime Michigan
81 62 Tor mixed brands OF the and 81 for round
hoped Ohio We do not look upon these prices IA helm
firm .
CorToS-The market today has been quiet the sales
nor eSceeoing 700 pa'es sales ere made at reduc-
ton since the arrival of the Hbenia the extremes being
on the lowest grades The qualities mitdlmg good
middiing have not declined, being request for
Deem made today ilsad for square to Liverpool
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Baltimore Cattle Market,

There were 4s0 head of beef cattle offered of which
yo were sold to the city butchers and 100 driven
The extremes OF prices So IS 81! per 100 lbs on
the hoo according to quality which is equal to 81 90
% net The offerings on Thursday amounted to l6O
head nearly all OF which left from the COM
inencement of the week The sales on Thursday EN-.
braced ITO head at prices ranging from 81 rs So per
IDS on the hooi There are now SO head sold There
IS fair supply OF live hogs in MARKET sales are MAX
ing at 81 - 50 per 100 lbs according quality.
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oNIcHMoND May lo-An Nassau. Chester and Abraham
WE, adams. Boston. ''
rWILMIseTos NC May 4-An Savannah Mrrrimsn st
.no@ss en" Mrssr M,r,el Cuba; 4h cid ApawaD Iws.
,ey MA rmmo"t sed' XII Estoo al Echo NJ sser, Bos-
n; John stevens Hall Port "a Prince
.TAnnLS.IE May sCBeow Leland Kendrck Bosom.
Up nor aRher md Compton hspInsn, liverpnoI Stie
wells; SO G,.gs Hall Nfort; Emily Kaishr, Ncipt,re
SSVion; Bth "a Veose saltr Ly,TooI; srlton Galloway
Nl"rA; arr ii ,newell Lawrenes, HANNA
SAyANNaH May 8-An Ocfsva, sui h, Bo,uu-CId HUI.
Provide ~
NognE. May t-Cd Carroll of Csuo,ton. Bid; Gov Da.
Baker L,y, pool; Lady Colsbrook lBrl McCh-n CT eow
Ke,tuekv Eosr. Do, O,esn' ssr Giowr,, Havr;
to- Stons, Hanbure PIimera Zsbregr, and Aabams Is
darq, Cohry NYork; Alabama. Ranis Bonaire; Saline
tHy les, Taomasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

DIR BELL continues to devote b. attention tdailv m
- J To the removal Of Private Diseases m every stag
suherng under pOtscisd gravhted or unsuoceu
raed BY inexperienced pretended pacttoners those abCr
under the desuct Effects ~ mercury quack uOrum
Nnd all he the rem.n Of disease lurking the ,y
iem consult DR. b. with honorase confidence and b
guarantee OF cure.
Persons CONT mplaupg marriage who have been ~ beet
disease may consult him with confidence and
ton.
IA have hi, pro npt Dr. Bells tr AZ
eat never exposes SUSPECT 10 we'll known 10 ss
md permanent.
Privats oass Cedar street, third door hon Broadway
al3 nsrs
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AMERICAN utsst>
n y Up = 7 IA z "
ternsr q Broadway aud Ann sff~-t
- O.fsnsis a.. Arfar H0ase
~ItfFNs
GRAND HknHNAAIbs
Pk%LS's sEN SUfar NJ sEt -.
AND PICTURE GALLEY.
- - braadwav, opposite the City Hall.
MIR. II. BENNETT. 49,. ..... MANAGER
4 DJYdRFf

a DIFIRFf
THREE INCHES snokIEh, AND As OLD As
A GlANTEss NE.RLY stvtN FEET HIGH !;
AND EIGHT PERFORMERS
Al ior tbr@ sh ling
The following IenDrmefs will appear =
Mn PHIL IPs the songstr--.; siT AsfWICK vocslnt
TIE ''kt AT WESTERN, Mn W. STEMS b LksTs
the gnceiu Dnnseas- Mr. II. CONOVEh the Proi.as Per
iorm-r, and Mr. CoNovsR, the essbralsd Como
haa Mi ION III tnriostes Grand Co s,l~ndd
the Revolution
Afternoon Wedne.dav ard saturday al
clock Performance in the Lecture Room commence II
CLOCK In ire evening" ml2
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IAHToN-Shlr Ne ntia-D Hal, q Ryan
LvERrooL-Shp chester Ii ID Harrison J B Nedrom
II Sctutz. + Lyman DougslI " Me ana, X Hall j
Snith Holland III ~ the seeraee
CAhDENAs-Bis Wsmfan' as-Theodore Perry and N #
Person -
. MoBLE--Ship Eduina-Iuhee Kee'er Capt West G.
Edmond 2childeo and Mrs sampson child and ser.
want; Mrs " FeIs thldr u AMI Miss Hoyev,
ArALAcHiooLA-brig MaTyCsptain Hayden snd T Hen.
ming $500
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, May 2-Our market is bare of rice and the
last sales at 10 rails NlOlasses at 2a2& Coffee
81 a6l Exchange on London, a 81; on New York and
Boston per cent. Freghts have improved within the
last lew days as the number Of vessels available for
rope are reduced We quote e. Us 81 per ton for Cowes
and markets f3 to the Baltic Since writing the above
the Lady Warrington has arrived with 800 casks of rice
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W. shall Get EN- favor If aptans Ve..els will give
to ommc dore PoBsRT sILvEY Of GU News Fleet, Rep
OF the shipping eff Al the Port they sailed he Yes lis
sp ken ON ter passage List Of their Cargo, a,d any Fo
Newspapers News thew may have will board them
immeriaely their rival Agents ard Correpon .uts
ma or broad will also confer favor by sending I" t''.
flee the MARINE Intel they obtain Naut cal
INF of any kind will be thank uilv revived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13
LADIES' STRAW HATS

- CARL KING, the well .newn ald celebrated First
SHV Premium use and SJaw Ha Manufc urer resp~ct-
* uliy niur" thu adie Of New York aud vic y,
ina, nv has hand larg and ahionable Of St
bba. viz -Ta.s.n BIRD. Eye Honey Comb Alb =, Pateu
Nepolt ce Of y'nous patterns, lott eQualIsd
public Of the iact
B A sp eudid and fashionable of rich Pui,
hip Pm.
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90. oBIE-shp Edwna-l5s bales Hamilton s. Gray
Soo 20 Tnps co1l3 Borden Banner222 Bogart Kpse
Ssplss-l q Deney-3 w Bape
!. . MaryL3s bales PaIm,e Roger-
.nd6 Center co235stcks cedar Emanual-2 bxs Chas
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M NEMONO rtt HNY Professor BRANCH. previous
w to hi. departure for We will qnest OF rends
ieiver Free Lecture Mnemou the tuyvssAnt III
ute Nonda next at iiast ~ VI pecis.y The fur.
ameual bs' Of A,me Pals will b. impr
compared with the copy lighted Fundamental oas of Pr
lessor Guu a-d Tn detail OF the sy also
compared frienfs r trUth aud scirr
spsct uy invited TO sttsnd mOlixlSs m
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SCOTS BAZAAR.

DEY STREET Number ST. between Broadway and
- Gresnwich SANDS .sCOTr returns his most sincere
thanks to his friends and the public large for the ibe
M support received since he the above house
he same strict attention to merit CONTINUANCE thereof
TOO well ksown to need comment
large Of Refreshments be had A. ell hour.
until II at night, such
Beef Steaks, Poached Eggs, 5ardpes
Mutton Chopa Cold Ham, Buckwheat Cahe,
Fried Kidneys, Cold Com'd Beef Coffee and Tea
Ham and Eggs, Picked Tongues WEIGH Ra-rbits Ge
Dublin Brown-stout always On drauRht.
good Dinner OF Roast Boiled Meats for shilling
~ day from 10 three O'CLOCK.
Fannie; supplied with the hes, Scotch and Irish Whishs
NO house better supplied with English Irish scotch Welsh
and city Papers Always the possible by tn
Steamers. - -
frT~n~eS s,os.r
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Married.,

On Saturday evening, nth inst by the Rev George H
rlsher, Mr: JOHN WoRAM to Miss MARY ANN BROMLEY
RosE, all of the city of New York
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing DAYS OF the steam shIp..
Packets TO Arrive

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ciarrick, Ira, X. Apll II
Oxf-rd. Rathbine, April is
PROM PoRTsmor Ga.
Wellington, Chadwick. = pr 2
Switzerland. knight. Al ril 10
FROM HAvhk.
Sullv, Burrows, April I
Burg ndy Wo,ton. April 8
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J'HE GAL cry o. PAlN1lNGS AT Gil 10 \
Hall i'm oIed with the intention of commencing N =.
tional Gallery for the and Of
offered for sale TO all amateurs aud e paint.
II considered useless to IN
me different paintings which th. collection, the
public and the press hayuS fqreEfy tpoAeG a.
terms OF the ishrt =: mmendlt The gallery vail he
opened To- public tioa every day aud the paugs "
be- sold at pnblic arcton Wedn.sd. the 2sd Of Nav
Il o'clock Special the saloon n' m.
ladies. Admission free. mBu22fc
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TRENTON RACES.
THE SPRiNG MELTI q vii c mmepce the f. gle
Coursa rentou, New Jer.y, on Tuesday, May nh.
FIRST Day-Sw sep ste for three old, mile heats
SIN Dav-A Purse Of s 80. two mile heats.
Same Day Purse Of SIS. lille hea's
Second Day-A Purse NJ $50 tw" mile heats.
sau Day-A Pu Sc OF SIS, mi'r heats
Eutre sill Close f. gle Hot the ing previous
err h race 8o'c,ock
" No charge At the gas--s3 cents to the Public Stand
Members Tickets 50.
PIGEON SHOOTING.
On Thursday. May 10Th, the dav following the Faces a
Sweep take for Pig Shooting will of sob x25 each
the b's' n even t., closed with five sub criben
On he day Howl ing Purse o. $50 b. glv Pigeon
shootpg the be-, shots distance IF the tap twenty
yards eune- IS TO close the Ese Hotel the
presitu. TO the shoot. az o'clock
Admssi"n 20 the Course aud Stands The days of tn
Shooti g. lice
For further icula New York Spirit Of the Times,
. JAMES BROWN, Proprietor.
Tren on ". J May sth. .gu mo 6tsrc
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Packets TO Sail

POS LIVERPOOL
Yorkshire. Bailey, May i6
Queen Of the ~ est. May u
FOR PORTSMOUTH
Gladiator, B'itton. May 20
MEG ia'or. { hadwick. Juls |
FOR HAvk-.
Silvie d. Grasse. May 10
Louis hip e,Castef May "a
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING
MONDAY Nav 18th, att M.-Sweepstlhe for $500; mile
he Is IN htuess.
a Conet n ames..............chg Rodolph
a. Netyker do... ...... oh YOUNG Neptr
Thursasy. May le.h-Pune 500 Two Mile Heats under the
saidl..
J Whslpley entsrs......... ........h Pihs
WsReed do. ......... ...sr q. Snane
Geo Spic.r do....'... CHI. K Tom Be. tn
Same Da,-Ma oh for $50 mi heats under the saddle
Co kiln BLACK mare; n Woodruff grim Also match r
Que Eyed r ileY, \ Ccnckiin rams Z Fulton
Mondsy N'y20h-Purso 500 Two Mile Heats in Harness
" ZONES sner,'.' Rr &. Geo w -shDgton
w, elpley 1o''' '.,.''..b Y Rrne
Same DayNsch $4,000 three mile heats under h. saddle
II Wdodruh ames hr y jas; Whelp ey names br g
hater Al o.. match for 500, mile heats best IN
hsroes 8 NtLsuebl,n names br IN Lady Tompkins; II
Woodruff names IN Anil.
Tued,v 2lst It O'Clock r. Purse $500 800 10 20
tn the second ST boss Two Nie Heats Harness for
which re entered III follow - Gle rat d horse
ID Ri Of entsrs''''' '.'ga IN. Lady Suffolk
~. Edwards do b. X
mes do''''.''.. '..grg. Washington
This Moore do...... z. Ri tn
Geo spie y do... '.... .......b hrpreus
We1n,dy My AID M-P. M.-Pone 500 Two Mile
hes under the sdde
". So 20 enters '...' eh Tom Benton
y Wood'uf DOE. .....b r Geo Washington
Gen f.dv ads do. ...ch. T. y, rel Billy
New Y.rs NV OH, I% mil BEE
I'U DpkttE AND SIP CE sANUFACTURERs-
4 Labels printed at n m a. IN so eents per 1000
TO SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFArv-RERs--
colo for per 900 H,ndsome Plates epgrsved ~ ST.
TO BACKING AND INK MANTFACIuEERs-
49, ~ Il IENNiSG'S xvi Ss Al pr.,,
@s LS'r NMaidsn kapA
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THE FINE ARTS.
NOW EXHI 81 FANG at tn. late APOI LO GALL RY,
~ corner of Broadway and Chamte street tsntranse IN
mbes street, coliec Of Origi alOI Paintings pr
feet order Tn have the first gale ,f kuT
this collect 10 be equal the have
Abundance Is cent catz uded. NIL w'ec
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JAMES LACY,

JAMES LACY,
DIR Il PER AND TAILOR
90 JOHN STREET. NEAR WILLIAM,
COM INUES to Ike up Genemens Ga mens of superior
~ workmanship and IN the FASH enable at
low prices his sock of goods comprises general
Of English French Cloths Cassmeres ana Vesrlngs to
which he would solicit the attention Of gentlemen before
purchasing lust received an extensive assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
consisting OF all the fashion sbe style Of be
found IN the market Also Once Coats made and made
to order 0J-TEKMS Cash ON DELIVERY
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.kG PA SAGE FROM DUBLIN, CORK. WATER
I'm FOrD, DERRY COLhR ANY BEI,Ea sT

a&G PA SAGE FROM DUBLIN, CORK, WATER
H3N FOrD, DERRY COLhHtINE, BELFAST
S4Jfss ewT OCH da NC Persons wishing 10 send IN
heir trend can have tn brousht any the sboys
ors first class Anne Packet ships ON the most r.,aon
ole terms and iihout their cling any unn-crs,a DE-
enion Mr. w. Ia scott o. the firm v III he on IN
pot TO give his personal ttentlon the
ths subscr beers their here and persons may e
~. On. aud comorts OF those wn SC passage be
'art'cnlars apply If by letter, POSTPAID, to .,
teir General Passage Office - Peck Slip cor Sonth street
VII also Ora may be obtanei for large or small suns
ayave GA demand, without discount other cha pe al
bnnsAss tAssRsholt IL Knydsn tee r.
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STRANGERS BEWAKt +,

IN THIS AGE or QUACKtRY AND HUMBUo il
most important 10 chose ed physicisn-DR
EVAN has removed his Old Galens Head b,pensary n No
88 Pearl Of Beekmi where ne continues his
extraordinary Of al, dcae disease, no matter
now compcat lie appses the ctzeps ana strangers that
there 20 Dt ~ IN his old slant and hat h.
aecion whatever with other office His charges
dertte his coSsu 'tations 'trictly private.
-Obseve the numbcr-ni takes are often dangerous
288 Pearl ST.
" medicines and directions Of the Union
by ucuiary stating the and enclosing five dollars
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NEW YORK ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
LINE.
~S0yr ~ FOR ALBANY AND TROY-M onins
S1txxz3 inc tro the foot Of Barclay street, andIns
-EX-a ute mediate places
hr seame. EMPIRE, captain 8. II Roe. this
AZ 7 O'clock.
The ste.mer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, tomorrow
morning, I o'clock
Evening Line from the foot OF Coursndt street. direct
The steamer SWALLOW, Captain A. Mclean, this
evening, at 7 O'Clock.
The steamer ALBANY, Csruain r. B. Macy. tomorrow
evel INK, Al 7 O'Clock.
The b. Of this Line owing their light drauga Of
er able all the bars and reach Albany
md ample take the morning train Of for
the
For passage freight Apply board the office, The
mis-
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- TO LtI-Tte store No 6i L,bsrty street. nov oc.
cup,ed the sub crbep desirable for
the Dry GOODS Johbing Business Possession can be
had before LIT # August
2lnrc PERSsE K BROOKS
IN ROOM TO LET-Fo. one or Two gsnt.men, a
HAMS fi-nt furnished and the secsnd hoo
private fam y. wit wi hout bn skfAst
Terms mode ets Apolv at % WIN street r9 lotto