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ARE THE BEST PREvENTATIvEs FOR SMOKEY CHIMNEY
Slate and Tin Roofs repaired and warranted tight Gothic
and Ornamental Chimney Pots made from Drawings, &c
DT-38 West Broadway, near Climbers street.
n 2aw8W$rc
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NpIiCE7Coosgnees per packet ship LIVERPOOL, from
side Bung slip the Office of the subscribers without de-
lays as all goods not permitted in FIVE days will be
public store WOODRUFF K MiNTURN,
Mice 81 South street.
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TAKE CARE
OF XOIIR EEEE

r. OLD BOSS RICHARDS has set up twenty -
2young in the Boot and Shoe business in this
city he intended to have Of the business Oco
~ ber but his health much improved that he has OPEN
ed Boot and Shoe Store 1926 Hudson the
Of xandam street where all his old friend, and the PUBLIC
Shoes Caters India Rubber Chdrens Shoes prices suit
ones pocket Remember that only trial requisite
CITY, and that the No s25 side Of Hudson
dam Just push the door and in-bng in the Children
tooBess the child how like the mother. ,n2O
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MEDICAL CARD.
D0CT0R FAWCETT, Of 1876 Fulton street, New. York,
Philadelphia also author Of work embracing the following
-ubects, viz :Matrmony, Impoency and Ser1y, anato-
meally physoogca2 and medically explained with COM
syphilis Secondary spmytoms Gonorrhae Giee Strictures
Nocurnal Emissions and all the consequences arising from self
pollution Doctor Fawce continues his private consultations
on the diseases at his long established Office
tons OF the esnerave organs will Weld 10 hs mode of ss
ment without restraint in diet rce, and without
curry Even when the provocative energies become torpid
from indulgence from masturbaton he
will be able restore the health and yigor Persons
distance. enclosing 81, have copy Of the work.
All letters he paid and directed Dr. II Fawcet
ls6 Fulton street. New York n26 imsm
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READ THIS.
IL CASES in the Surgical and Medical line, especially
"A those ofong standing receive advice and
the first application neither required
No. 81 Keade street. 3. HEINE, M. ID.
n7 sm
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CURE FOR BRONCHITIS. GROUP AND WHO0PlNG
" COUGH.-Dr BOWS Linimen. infaible and speedy
remedy for the above The inventor is Of
Edinburgh Of that University and eminent
Using physician Anwic Northumberland Besdes hun.
aeds Of case. witnessed in his own private and extensive . in
its efficacy. Dr. Bow has approbatonsy letters from dsn
guished individuals Great Britain aud America ayouching
the complete Of nesmabe medicine. To be had,
with for using at No Broadway and
vial mig m*rrc
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New York. Nov 25th i944.S
IrNGLISH MAIL.-Letter Bags ste amer BRITANNIA,
r will be closed the Upper and Lower Post Offices in this
city, Saturday the 30h instant at IS minutes past O'Clock,
r. NJ The overland postage of 1891 each single letter.
must be paid. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, p. M.
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ARTIFICIAL PALATES,
CONSTRUCTED to remedy the loss Of the natural
~ ones Teeth Of SURPRISING beauty inserted
from complete ss-snd all operations .pPertaning
Fsrisian principles by MIR. VIM HARNETT, surgeon Den
tat Of the firm, j. HAkNETr Y CO., Of London ant
Paris, No. Al Broadway. opposite tho Tabernacle.
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ELEBRATED for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
~ Rheun ism, Coughs. Colds, Consumption DysentAry,
Piles. Liver Disease Asthma Pieusy veneral and Mercgrai
Diseases of the Skim and all diseases arising from
impure blood.
fresh supply Of the above Valuable Medicine Just received
aud for SALE wholesale and retail by folio DrugEss-
II; a. SCHEIFFLIN CO, Io4 John street;
BUSH u HILLYER. l79 Greenwich street;
HApLEY, PHI LPS. = 90, he Water St, and
JOHN L. MORRISON, 1888 Greenwich street
Pamphlets setting forth made by the
above eaicne be obtained as above, gratis.
nl6 lmeod-
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
Nos. 90 and ca Watt st. near Canal.
THE Proprietor Of this popular establishment begs render
his grateful Of the distinguished patron
which he has received from the public and that his
EVENING ScHooL for Equestrian Tuition and Exercise Riding
Hours from to 10 NJ The Evenings Of Monday and Thurs
dav set apart for gentlemen the ladies Of the families
exclusively The riding master well known TO be Of the
most experienced and successful this country
MIG lmdh. JAMES CODDlNGTON. Proprietor.
ROGERS GYMNASIUM.
Nos. Is, ~, and 10 Canal street.
THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT il now open day
and evening, for te reception of pupils All persons OF
sedentary habits should practise these which the
only remedy for contract0ns Of the Chest Dyspepsia &c. the
ordinary results of constantly bending the desk and
dying.
ved TO call. p ROGERS, Proprietor.
". BJP r. in connection with W. J. Wyer, has opened
large Gymnasium u Brooklyn, a No. s3 Fulton street.
gentlemen doing business ID New York; who reside in
Brooklyn, win find this esabiIhment complete for the
purposes Of exercise Open day and evening ma lm.ec
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
JUST RECEIVED from Paris, by packet ship Francis the
500 French Dagueeotype Plates, large size, (sar brandt
IL Aromatic Glasses, "a inches diameter.
u dozen of Gilt Frames, Of different sizes.
German Instruments. for tasing family An for
sale cheap for cash by Il. A. AKTAULT,
French Materials Importer
ms lm*rc
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ASHBURToN l.ACES.


30. y CEDAR. OK DOOR FHoS NASSAU -.
TstS mt received handsome assortment ol .isnoui o'
Lace Lace Cspes tatig1.> and Shawls. u eHlU',re
Feet Net har.. Rsece ScIr:s AID Sha~ls new yie rec
Caps Rucies six Blond QuIlns AMI toOtng cor ~.
fr Bonnets Ribbons Gimp Silks Hosiery Glove; ana sit
Fans, Printed Lawns Balconies. ladies' traSat' 'ea aee
Collars. iInity Collars. &C. sc
THREAD. NEEDLE AND FANCY STOKE: Br9ad,
way between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets ne
nle public respectfully invited "a the ne" store
opened above IL contains extensive assortment o ST
articles OF Lny family. with variety OF fancy -'oo'
yz:-rns Needles Hooss and F. superior Sewing Cotton
and Silk Buttons Tapes, Bob5n. Pure l"s zephyr W o
ted Canvass and Pasrn D-rfo;ei Bristol Boa'd Bibhii
Gloves Mis iad.. Crvas snd Gaps. '.enteinea oers
,;,,"ns. Cloves. andkercleis Sus3endeTs Sc iLeisty
school and Truvehng Wallets, PAIN and Fancy b.'Set
Wax and other Dolls, r llar Nail and Teeth brushes
Ivory and Shell co Plain ans Fancy Stat cnery Note Ia
er Envelopes Steel Pens Gold sni Silver Pencli, Perfume
~ Fancy SOAP usTlai MS shaving ITes ana 9'heI cnce
ARTICLES for the Toilet splendid NnasTstts. Smelling Bottles
&c c-The stock has 5eea selected With gccnt care, anu
will he 'Clt Z; tie O'se-t cash prices by -,
jel7 #. Z. bLoA.
~ : DONNElLY & Co. Ma. 81 Grand street. corner OF
N Alien have hand extensive assortment OF the FOL
loving keeping DRY GOODS. 10 which they lavie the
e.to al lnperIai and Mar.ellles Quilts -.
To ia- b. IA Diaper. and Drnask Table Cloths all
81. 81. 1914 and Ia Iris BansIsy. Russia and Slssa
Sheeiings.
IS 3 1 and ~ Diaper and Dlmusk Napkins.
Crash fiuckaback and Bi,ieye l'Iaper. -.
a. and as Surfing an p9w-Case Linen OF all auanues
A heavy Undes,ed Linen.
Fr.nch Embossed Cloth Table and Piano Covers.
Cuiorsd Cotton Wor,tei end Linen Table Cloths.
And also nm extensive assortment of Cloths and Ca~mereS.
nd FANG Div (;onI, myl
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children of Ireland should be taught the history Of
their Countrys wrongs and OF those scenes OF per-
secu,ion, cruelty and injustice OF which England
had for centuries, made her the bleeding theuire.
What fearful power would this have been in the
minds of children OF unwilling slaves-of men whose
continual cry, ringing into the ears and hearts and
feelings o! those children is Justice Ireland
The project was however, abandoned; can only
imag zine the Cause What certainty has England
thar this mighty engine will never be brought into
action against her Ireland has abundant provoca-
lion and her schools afford her better opportunities
now than ever, 10 do so. Such power would be
greater than that Of armies and would consummate
the Independence OF Ireland Be that MS il will Ed
ucnun is inluslng INFO the Young minds OF Ire
land i'll every city, village parish and TOWNSEND
power pregnant with monentUus and cheering cen
sequences, not alone 10 that country bur to the
world: 10 her in lie immediate eciion-to the world
in lis rcH.oier influence: and 10 that youth repeat
will belong the final triumph. Read the ClontaI
proclalua.ion-that brutal procamation-aDd say
can any man at all acquainted with the reckless
policy OF Eng land in extending and retaining empire
believe that she will yield TO Ireland an independent
Legislature so long rs physical power will prevent
III Lelus howov r remember there are TINES and
circumstances in winch the employment OF physical
force even by the ruling powers wouldbe littie less
than madness Of such other nations have enjoyed
the advantages why may not Ireland when they
will have arsen2 That Proclamation, unneutralized
aud bloodshed would have given England another
century Of consolidated rule Of Ireland. But now,
that awful crisis past-Peace, the enemy Of England
preserved-the National schools will in few years
furnish moral and intelligent organization as supe-
ror to that of the present, this is to that of fifty
wears ago. The world will then behold something
like the maturity of the reaction, already alluded
10, and line cause, 10 which the whole life Of MI
O'CoNNELL has been directed in giving safe and
rrepressble impetus, aided by the temperance power
of seven millions of patriotic people, will refer It's
triumph to the National Schools Of Ireland.
10 these then let the people Of Ire and look with
pride and hope. for they now worthy OF the one
and will, in due season, realize and reward the
other. They are the lofty and enduring monuments
of g. the se-redreming virtue of the people" and
when the present shall have become the past the
genius of their tuteiage, IN The ful'ness OF beauty
and maturity of strength will arise, and its influence
he felt and throug the universe in
vndication of the fidelity OF the living and the
memory Of the dead. CIvis.
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Opposition TO the Baltimore and WASH
ington RniIroad-The Patent Office at

Correspondence of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE June %. 1s4i.
The Opposition Stage Line between this City
and Washington has just got fairly into opera
ton and as l think it very laudable and praise
worthy enterprise, wish to draw public attcn-
ton and custom that way. The coaches ON this
line arc of the very best Troy build-airy, spa
cious and comiortable-wi fine horses and glo
rious roads, The fare to Washington from here
is 81 50, against s. so on the Railroad, and the
stages run twice day each way and always full.
To those who take tickets through from Wash
pg;on 10 Richmond The fare is Sc so, and to
Petersburgh s57-while the Railroad fare is So
and SO 80. The stage day limo is equally as
expeditions as the Railroad, and the night line
falls behind but twelve hours. So you zee this
i. quite an object, even 50 far as money is con-
cerned.
1t is incalcnlable tho service that MIR. Ellis.
WORTH, the Commissioner of Patents has render
ed the nation by his exertiuns 10 extend and dis
-emipate improvements in the Arts and Agricul-
,ure The first story oithe Patent building is halt
occupied by Offices and the other is over crowd
ed with models The second story is one OF the
most Interesting and valuable places to spend all
the time one can spare while in Washington, aud
great numbers avail themselves of 1t ; but many
yo away without hearing OF lis existence. The
articles are arranged in glass cases on the floor so
that person can walk around them and see every
thing clearly, and not touch them. A portion OF
the collection of the Exploring Expedition fills
most Of the apartment. Specimens OF the gcologl-
cal formation Of some of the States-of Amcrl.
can manuiacture-of Gilroy's improve dmethod
of weaving figured goods-snd some invaluable
relics, are here preserved-old treaties-presents
to officers of Government from foreign powers
a suit of reginentals worn by Washington, a
writing desk, some of his camp utensils, piece
of his tent, his commission as COMMANDMENT.
Chief signed by John Hancock, &c.-his Sword
-Frankm's STAFF, and the original copy of the
ueclarston of Independence, are also here.
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Joe Smith and Liberty!

A party has OF late grown up IN Nauvoo hos
tile to Joe Smith and his apostles, and resolved to
unmask some Of the wickedncss and impostuTe
which is carried on there. To this end they
procured printing establishment and issued the
first number of The Nauvoo Exposition The
following official bulletin from enc vi Joe Smiths
organs will show how summarily the establish
thing quite so cool since Amos Kendal officially
approved the breaking open and burning of the
Mails on the pretcxt of Abolition. Hear Joe's
adjutant!
NAuroo NgloHnoR. Extra. June 10. 1884,
RETRIDUTIvE JUSTIcE.-A knot OF base men, 10
further the wicked and malicious designs towards
the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints,
and to bolster up the intents of 6lack-legs and
bogus.makers, and advocate the characters Of
murderers, established press in this city last
week, and issued paper entitled the Nauvoo
Exposltor." The prospectus showed an in,cn
ton to destroy the charter, and the paper was
filled with lite!s and slanderous articles upon the
citizens and city council from one end TO the
other.
Z" A burnt child breads the fire." the Church
as body and individually has suffered till Z" for
beardnce has CcttSeu 10 DC q ViILue the cI!eS anu
ploadings ofmen, women, and children, with The
authorities, why will you suffer that servile muir
dcrous intended paper to 90 on and Willy and
SANDER the innocent inhabitants Of this city, and
raise another moi to'drive and plumber US again as
they did in Missouri Under these pressing cries
and supplications of afflicted innocenceand in The
character, dignity, and honor of the corporate
powers OF the charter as granted to the city Of
Springfield, and made and provided as part OF
our charter for legislative purposes viz, " to
declare uhGt shall be q nuisance, and to prerent
and remote the same" the city council Of Nau-
VOC, on Monday, the 10th inst. declared the es
Enlistment and Expositor nuisance; and the
CITY Marshal at the head OF the police in the eve
ming took the press, materials and paper IN 10 the
street and burnt them.
And in the name of freemen and in the name
of God, we bescech all men who have the spirit
of honor in them TO cease from prosecuting US
collectively or individually. Let us enjoy our
religion, rights, and peace like the rest OF man;
kind why start presses to destroy rights and
privileges, and bring upon US nobs to p under and
murder We ask no more than what belongs to
us-Rights Of Americans
=
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Edited by EDnUND B. GREEN.

he subscribers hare made arrangements To publish. IN the
Ciiy AeS YORK Weesiy NSw>pnpsf under ,l= tie OF
sheet OF the largest dimensions, embracing THIRTY SIX
Columns OF 'endns tter The quality ri the paper and the
typographical execution will b. % the E SUPERIOR character
June 3jta
poum sfn! not be SURPRISED %, cir IN The iel states
" vi" embrace every t9E that can be bIont within the ranse
OF the Ne"s-ae:eT le ternter. the Letter vre7 the Poet
Of Life Men a: ,,cr ,,I.rs md hiGr. a, ,hey
seem and nothing shall be wanting 10 make Il desirable
NEWSPAPER FOR FAMILIES.
As It shall be une1ceponnbe all respects Intended 10
render emineuy calculated supply The wants. of both city
and country .aers-odnr agreeable amount oI choice
variety, with matter OF Solo uni important chhracies
The edorH department placed the nand. OF gentle
man whose abilities and experience an editor and writer are
ties connected with that department. he viii receive and unite
with s time and personal at;cn:on the aid oi some OF
the bstiaIent m the country.
Arrangements have been made for IN extensive Home and
Foreign Correspondence and writers OF emneGce are engaged
contribute his sketches OF and society with
of all the variety OF custom and character To be
found in various parts of the word.
sss ifn' Se il be and t! ao Oh Inc
SKETCHES OF METROPOLITAN LIFE.
These will appear from time to time illustrated by engrsv
ngs and will the developments OF SOCIETY,"
CIVIL social and domestic, political and pubic he The erS
degradation Of the abandoned made visible lhe spirit OF icen
which prevails 10 alarming extent IN all classes o
and npude twill be re1uSe and held 10 Tor public eHecr
zion and IN hnc public abuses nad private evils o whatever
nature viii be confronted ana e.pseL ana Whatever
may terd promote the public welfare shall receive encuu
acrnent und support.
The publishers will neither labor expense in fur
nishng the public with paper which .hal be uneguae
aannbe punt Of excellence. by any other similar publ!
cation the wc-id.
SUBscHiPrio~-Two Dollars per year, in advance.
IS Letters bushes. Cst be- postpaid IN orer IN receive
attention. Address WARD COMPANY.
- Ann street, y. Y.
C- Editors publishing the above and sending of
then papers, maIAcd shall receive the Saturday Emporium III
exchange.
Ut Express Courier Herald, Journal Of Commerce. Even
Post American and True sun Will copy twice week. n
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~ p,..,. DID,, GREELEY & NcELRhTH,
Pnhli.h- : rrihnn- HnilllnRs, New Noik
The NpW.Y0rk Weekly Tribune

All, M mainly by the >. N.ws. other thsn Nat
Ter, OF N ray Guy interest, Literature STATISTICS HIsct'
auds sc Sc.. VIII ch arpe,r thron-n"a the "'sA Ia q
D,tly IRIpCHE viii contain some LitefaT. matte, on
,n,I d selected which dos ~, In r Usiiy win
Weekly Review OF the Markets inits Foltc "Gi teei'
Intelligence shall b- end-avot 70 render tea 10 aF
nt,,r W-rsis: TIE chtnStrr 81 the nbun. IL oy ls
me yener,lr hGowa Il inns 10 reconcile u iars re
liu al Thought and Action wiih pTeioun rnce "I
,w mi o5 drrce shi;u Author5-o be tie sr:n Ice
Of III Lscor artchv aad turbulence but The champion o.
eyer. --ucrous rlrr huwrysr uovs ~ unpopuir Nii. IA
f,r Ms -uI p,isin the and ;h' lowry W NJ"
proi.rr clam the abused nam 81 peul'cit cr SO "i
he CLOAK Of aotcs ph,sevs. the cac 81 GesiGnHs ieni
osur, II viii b. has been The legitimate sense =" u;
word .uly Dsnoca ic,h- adversary OF every wrong tn
-,-os, of hollow grcir.. aud sc..rms uNrrry aud tie
Ivoc,.s of very tending 70 the diffusion oi tut
rr--, m aud the upwad Progress of the Human Race
The Weekly Tribune pub'lshv N tim, c' ever sa:i'
moTun. hut de.ra,ch-! hy The .'a's OF Thursday anh =
d,v IL the sges .zs folded IL -lsht p..eS 80 IS 10 D.
about the sv-rag- OF common newsHVers SuOsci
ION, Ar. respectfully s0cit-i Ia ITS Pol ;ca course be-
TripuJ - ,rlcnty. inrr,b!y WHIG aud advocates, VIII
l;s utmost ,nrfs-s. the PEor.crioS OF 'ioMh HpVst
rigorous prosecution OF IL ERrAL lMrRo' MENi a", ht
80 Stats eins only for Cash IN ''ancr thr tub
TX sf-epah.I 10 ,ori it, ,rstandg thu great .z- ana
he cost %, II, publication, the low price OF "" Do
~ ar wher, ,u. Al. 'uru- Ten Co for Fsel d."
I, rrtr'stc are sHhorized by law 10 transmit no
Of rnstas- . Money RENTED through The mail vii 5e
IN ,,,v STATE of n. Uainn will b. received! stn,I.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

{. NEMPLE,
No % Cedar, one dr~ir from Nassau st.. .-.
YJA lust from Auction magnificent french pr1ne
Mans rich rcche Pni, and striped P"nlt de Sne, o.
superior quality. black sE.ed BareEe New style B!.9
nch Hat and Cap Ribbons, Brusses rh:ead and AshbG
ton Iaces white anh black Cardinals. ccored Siik Si@wS
- 80. ,bs,, ,o,,Ie nyS>
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"A Day by the Sounding Sea.
Contributed for The Tribune.
OCEAN HOUSE,. NEWPORT. L. /. I

OCkAS HOUSE, NEWPORT. IL
June 20tn. lS4i
Ny DEAR: You who we'll know that the crv
OF my soul for the last six mouths in the great Ba
bel has been "Implora Pace :" will readily un-
derstand how ! welcomed, with tears of gratitude,
my new home,-my rest in this lovely place; but
not till have described it will you appreciate
all the comfort we enjoy.
have been sitting Tor hours by the window,
letting into my "heart of hearts," the lovely
landscape with all its beauty and its balm
abandoning myself to the soft and pure inauencc
Of this perfect day, losing sight almost uncon-
scously of past evil and allowing present good
to work like charm upon me. Yes, listlcss, i'll
and sorrowful, implored peace and have found
more than peace my pulse rises and falls with d
lighter andless fevcrish play, my eyes look up TO
Heaven with more con6ding gaze. Alone with
nature once more feel as if had returned from
exile TO the bosom of beloved mother, to weep
away the clouds Of care and wrong, which gather
in city life.
1t is day to convert an atheist for in the
words Of dear and true hearted friend, God
only could have made it-balmy and blessed and
beautiful az 1t is."
The light, luminous clouds float through the
blue air above, as if only for play. Their shad-
ows fit along the grass, chased by the sunny light,
and now and then its tall spears bend with will
ling and graceful sway to the West winds soft
caresss. The voice of the Ocean swells at inter
walls on the car like the peal Of fat off organ, and
when it dies away, all is so still that almost
fancy can hear the grass growing and singing
as it grows,
Its own rwee, him OF iowy love-
The lrhtest chord in Nature, yre
Forever tuned 10 Joy and prai,e.
Oh lonely henn, JOIN thou the choir
With bird and flower the anthem raise.
The halcyon is on the waves. The vast ocean
lies calm as sleeping Titan, his breast heaving
with his mighty dreams. It's dceps are stilled as
by the voice of God; and thus, too, over my souls
unfathomed deeps, broods the fair halcyon, Hope,
and whispers, Peace, be still There is vet a
home for the weary heart"
On such day as this, all Nature "praises
God with her sweet looks;' and how can l, who
have 80 much to be grateful for fail 10 Join in her
devo.ions But you will weary Of that little
sell.important pronoun, Of which our witty and
gifted friend complains in one of his spirited
crtiques, as SO often eclipsng to The reader 5
view, the glorious works the author would de-
scribe. Let nc close my letter in gayer and
less sclfsh strain. with the snatch of a ridiculous
parody, which 1 heard sweet voice warblng
last now in the hall
a life ia the Ocean House.
A home by tine Newport deep
Where the bellies their rnelsis s0ufe
And the beaux their revels Keep"
And go, "wiih sigh for those who love me,
and smile for those who hate,'' commend my.
self to your heart, and bid you Good bye
Your, for ever ESQ.
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OpinIou. In Mexico.

The El Sigio Dies Mere, published in the
City of Mexico dated May 25th, gives transla
ton of Gen Jackson's letter. dated March IL,
1914, and addressed to Hon. Mr.. Brown, OF
Tennessee, on the subject of the annexation of
Texas We insert below translation of the
editors comments upon the Generals letter:
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To TUE T.anfFS

MILLISERs ASD OTHERS ARK RESPECTFULLY
invited "a call and examine our stock
Of Ss-1p C;ooGs. IN pnt; rs follows. VIZ:
Ladies Tuscan eapotan Birds Eye. B. Chip and Sra's
Bonnc,s N,cs also Misses. Boy and Children Leg
horn Panama. md Palm Leaf Hats, artificial flowers Nc &c
All selling oil very low for casa n,
GALE & co. :, 25s Pearl street,
T. : tloie Building. late
mss l,ns Hollis House. New York