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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

Of Day, Tyler Co..
- ecuTy informs his friends and customers that he wih sun
continue Binding Blank Book Manufacturing business
the old stand opposite the Palmer oase
MOI Polls. Aug WM A. DAY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
NOTICE,

lNH partnership heretofore existing under the firm OF Day
Tyler CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent and r.
Tye one Of the partners is authorized affairs said
oncern. A. DAY.
. f. TYLER.
Irp,.r.pot1s Aug ID ls45 81 w. SHEETS 4 CO.
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7
Taken up by Hannibal Purcell living in Fairfield township,
county the 10th day of May 1885, estray iron
grey mare about is hand, high, saddle marks, white
the end Of her ta supposed tobe about four years old
appraised Alba Jennes and Edward b. Reed $780, be-
fore me- June Sd, lS45 Timothy Dame, J. p. "a
Taken up by the subscriber living in Jackson township
Tfppecsnoe county, Ia the 18th day OF May, fS45,
small clay bank cooed horse four years DID, saddle
marks black aud tail appraised at 27 90 this Gath
day of May S45 by Isaac Pead and William Grave before
Joseph HaIelion, :. p. Attest MARK JONES, cIk.
By D. L. CRANE, Dep
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WESTERN ENTElkPRIsR.

DOCTOR nEVANS.rf
OFFICE over MIXERS Store ID door east Of Washine
Hail 2wy
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III
HALiowEL May 27-Arr Increase NYork. Z ,l's.-
sAco, May 2t-An Gerard, Philadelphia In the River
u BosIos June icsmbr., OBI Liverpool May a. IS PM
and in the inner harbor 80 M; Medors, Pa
iermo spoke 2,sh ut lat q 80 Ion "a Pauline hence for
sSspe de vsrd:; EdnbpEg. Mobiles Chocta Charleon Mary
ss IN Sh seHI 8.a Sl
dad Left Jno Odin HANOVER hence Cenluegos 18TH brig
Eastern star wig cargo Bounty, Newbe, Emerald Kappa
hrsnsocS' Hion Delaware city; Glide Abaay cis and
undscreed square rugged vessel Sailed Saturday wind NV
Paestine Sunday wind sW al nom and eve 6E most Of The
day ssa% nip sans 1ts PM bsSns Barring Brohs
Hart Majestic destination unknown. Barque ILLUS which
sid ON Friday, is bound to Phlad. ~
,PoRTsMoyTH, May 27-Ar Gen Warren Philadelphia; Chas
ahsphia Below 27h Charles I'm Eastpert for Georgetown
New HAVEN May sl-Arr Hadee Mayaguez, PR; Industry
y CrS,5i Willow, Forte co Elizabeth, and Reaper Alba
pHIlApElrHIA June Arr North STAR Thsddeus Arinene
Gen stark Heroine; Mirror, Zsiriske, Will and Wain
wright York; Lucy Portland Amity, Albany Mary Eli
zpaneth New Hagen; adsssah Portsmouth, Nh; Cinderella
NoaroLx, May 20 Arr Aid. Boston; Charles Fall River
The Alert WHICH had been Hampton Bar several days
gotten on last nigh and anchored under Ssawes Point
CHAnLfsToS May 9o-Arr Theresa, Havana, esky bound
va rrenceton. London; Salsbury Boston.
SAVANNAH May 28-Arr Oregon Charleston Cid Voltaire
Boston; A Thompson Philadelphia. Sid Denmark; Espen
d9a and Hebrew Liverpool; Celia, and Robert Bruce New
ela H Ts1 fsa SS:s" Republic
NEW oslTsS; May CID Chatham. and Nonen,um. Liver
NewYck Galveston; Alkmar Boston; VIM Ivy Maargorda
Yok) Suviah, Palermo land sid soh for New Orlsans)
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Passengers Arrived.

LvEnrooi-steamer Cambria at Boston-For Hafar-
Bishop Medley, Sprague, Coodridge Chaplain chill
dea and Schmidt Roale. man, and nurse Capt
Bayfield, Fellows, Bye Mrs Byfeld servt; G Hou.
Land Shaw pod@s2n and children; Miss Andy, Levi Gar
Parks, cre,shop v Roger. Mrs Rogers. < II Gilman "
r se ~ arland CGl Kirby Mis, Mnchire Mrs Min.
Mira unste cJd and nurse; Mrs Wigsin Mr. Kingstoa Coz
Lorng ID fatz, Messrs Parker Fowle Fowle Col nuei
Ashton, sharpe, . Dickson. AIlltors Wggn' DR.
Mason, Wild, Mayer RouiieId d c Caulson Rsclry
sS@ t. s,ewar Charles B5owmaa Meade Badaail,
tenstali n slater, Rosge II Hugn, Marble Ponnald e.
chd Mad Zoube and daughter Miss Roubel Frazor Rus.
81. ' a.
HAvnE-ship Zurich-NIrs. Alexander J. Hamilton Miss
pmy vincent Hamilton, New York; j. g. Tappan aud lady
boon VIM Brand Miss una Brand Frederic b. Brand d.
2 ~ Sew oea1s; Mrs Joha yohaston, New York; Capt
1afd traaee Madame Pzana Pco Italy; Madame Sansay
hy fster fendepro key preectus Machbeuf John Berb
yeu ware Antonous Dearocque, France; Julia Chatield
isaoine Eie Matilda Dunn, England; Marie Ohdra Pauline
R S,sIe pouret Adne Dcmotta Cece Loulier Mithel
,syc ee bonaet Christine Veysse Sisters
u, Nh s B.f Jsa brig Napoeoa-w. l.. Nichols c.
Arnic t-Bng Airdua-Alr Msrv (;riswod or H.. A n r,
r. ~ Missionsi Mrs Elizabeth Thomson of the Eniscooa
Mission and children. y w 'Fiseofai
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Washington.
Washington.
Correspondence of.i4s. Herald
WASHINGTON. Nav 81. 1875
An Interesting Lale Chapter.

IN Interesting LaHe Chapter.
;Sai,.,dqu Night, Cooi as a C,cnmbcrs- Great and
Fashioaae Attendance in the Presidents Grounds
This Ecening 10 Hea, the Assic Of the Murine
Band-Dshgi,tfd Recreation for Young and DID,
Very current rumor in town to-day of the remov-
al of Peter G. Washington, Sixth Auditor No such
thing and we believe, whatever may have been has
political heresies heretofore hewi stand fastupon the
single reliance of his abilities for the office which ne
fills 1t is to be one of the features OF this admins
tration that capable aud faithful men TO have and
20 hoId-as far as is consistent with due regard to
the rule OF rotation.
Mr. Tilden, of the Morning NeDs is among u.s.
Does he come interfere tor the removal OF Collec
tor.Van Ness 7 60 they say but nous veryons;
Hon. John NJ Bolts Is at Browns. Head him,
or de- said Bolts OF John Tyler the occasion of
the first bank veto. But glad TO find that the
Captain has not been headed, and that, also, the
honorable member who swore to die IN the event OF
failure, still ave-after having been defeated IN
the very Gibraltar OF the Virginia National Bank
men Can't say positively that MIR. Bolts IS after an
Office, but doubt whether even recommendation
from John Tyler would carry him through.
The question of annexation appears to be settled.
We now insist that you set the California ball
rolling II is only necessary give the project fair
start before the people, and before two summers are
past, we shall have long lines OF caravans moving
southwark from St. Louis via the "Amerlcan desert"
to the genial plains and smiling valleys of Califor
MIA. Hurrah !!
We see that delegate or two of the Chippewa
indians are in town. All the Indians like Captain
Polk "Nice man--no proud-talk iree-shake hand
good-say it shall all be right He, good father to
the red man. say he shall stop white man cheating
us-good White man cheat much.' The Chlppe-
wa was rght-briel, and TO the point
The cloud OF war is dissolving-peace is in the
ascendant. We shall have peace till the next ses-
sion, then John Bull will hear thunder, if he don't
smell gunpowder. EHH.sE S w.
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Medical Advice.

DoCTOR LAMERT is sill confdsntialIy consulted at his
~ old Office 50 Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases Of delicate natures his treatment being mild
judicous requires neither mercury restraint in Diet him
days
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL. ari.
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndiscei
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
confirmed mpotency the Dr srictes attention, his
object being restore the system mentally and bodily 70 that
state of vigor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa
tent being the least sometimes caused by maatneni
unnitiated medical peenaers and by the neglect
Of the parties themselves BY the Dr. sfecruy with
pain Inconvenience. ~
The being the few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city guarantee: perfect cure or no charge made Let
dcine with advice SAINT any Of the United States
Office SO Gold street. Open from A M. to . p. M
unsrA Init
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M A RITZ M = HERAID,
PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE 3.


Cleared.
SIP snsr clark SGsa cs
Ship Isaac Newton. spaIding, Savannah.
hhs s 1sy Ss!s # yS gs, Pc gs;
Sssss c do AM csy. h 5sC
cSa:: soss .as' N fsss Co.
s sehr Tascsgn Mathews. Richmond. Allen < Pazson.
Arrived. sH
with ,ss. &e Neil Co. e sa
ali March, aspasa Macao soq Pa ms%,ss for
% s Sis'fsa Sr e a % o Sc
Gsps %I sG Sl mSp a, Hong Kong
L R .ssl. ..s ss Tsls p s.SS. All Bias
H ii' April 20 st lon 4 q exchanged signals
%. sps2s Hseas IS g d Sy'fs from
Moi Ems T my o ssTs day
with ma. sp srs: t0w1s from Liverpool May M
% ~ ss;a NJ FROM !Rs
s S IT, lsy r'ia ship 2zfs ssas
sS %: hs. PHELPS om f
i%s ms1 s1 s
with ssys from 5o css MES Ley: M
flag sp osss hearing osss
GOLDMAN sshr John jay lying Bassa surprising her
long ssnazed Jacob VAIN '0' 'l ''''' l'' - ~
is q Dss % dy
n.y.. Do sugar Millsrd Comre Co. Lett Richmond NYork
days; Trinidad Haven wig Portland for Portland
June st' Forest Newport wig cargo; Caroline and Cadmus
Brig Ava Chase tof New Case) days from Laguna With
hides Badger Peck-S7oo logwood 300 hides Todd
Lett Smyrna for Boston day. the only vessel in port
May 20 Of Fordalisht ship spoke Lowden, ie DIS FIN Boston
BI brig ds; NSsposGm Css e days from St AIMS
Mason, OF I armouth, for Campeachy 18th May
Brig Citizen Brown, days from Machias lumber
Schr Field Van Glider 6 days from franklin La with
q hds sugar % do moasses Peck Sayer The Oscar
for NYork, sid days before.
Schr Fidelity, Chambers, Virginia.
Schr Curiosity, Allen, Swansbora with naval stores
Schr Champion, Drew, Nantucket, oil.
Schr Nathaniel, Dalton, Philadelphia.
Schr II Hayens,2 days from Snowfall, with corn.
Schr Dove Williams, days from Berlin, with corn.
Schr Harriet, Smith, 10 days from Baracoa with fruit
Below.
One ship and two briggs unknown.
Sailed.
Ship St. Nicolas Havre Cambridge Liverpool; Mediator
London, and Minturn, NOrleans
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d kOO REwARD-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WOUO Por the cure Gonorrhoea elects Structures and

d K0O REwARD-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WyO PoI the cure Of Goaohcs. elects Structures and
discovered for the above complaints this
is the most certain. M4 Isl nN.sa #El te#4 8k
1t makes speedy and cure without the least
sction Diet drink exposure change application bu-
sness 91-.fsN
We long quackish Recommendation to deceive the
public 1.-THE medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
speak for it, Our object notify where be had and
the proprietor challenger single Of Gonohea to
der forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
sieyhigh low rich aud poe matrimonial and single They
are here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least the shortest time possible
Further the disease contracted ohe Mix
is taken night going TO bed when exposed. K
many cured in two days. 8407f.lG '.It <
For sale only VIM IL Minors 1872 Broadway corner Of
John ST. opposite Franklin House New York; Mi. Barrys
of Chestnut and Seventh Philadelphia; and at j.
NJ SMITHS 1888 Washington street. Boston, "a Canal street NJ
Orleans; and IS Main street. Cincinnati. JUS 1m+ec
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
,opy--S7 - per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD--Every Saturday -Prico 81 cents
per copyS3 12s cents per annumpayable in advbnce.
: ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-alVays
sash in advance. N ba
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
no All letters or communications, by mail addrusssd
to the establishment must be post paid the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money rSnnt6d
JAMES GORDON DENNETT
PsorRrsroR o. THE NEw YoRx HsAALp EsrAnLisnmuR1
Nerthwest eensr II Fulton end Nasoou syooS
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Died.

On Monday morning. I'd inst. COREY TApER in the 59th
year Of his age.
The friends of the family, and Of his son. Charles
Faber are invited to attend his funeral from his late
sidence 4 Tenth street. tomorrow afternoon half
past o'clock, without further invitation
On Monday, 81 inst suddenly, REEEccA, youngest
daughter of Michael and Rebecca Riordan aged Years
The friends of the family invited to attend the flu.
neral tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from 81 Bayard
street
On Sunday the lst instant MARY Ann wife of William
r. Miller and daughter of william Kevan in the 36th
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family and those of her
father and her brothernaw Thomas Frazer are respect.
fully invited TO attend her funeral without further nvi.
tation, on Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock from the
house of her father, No. G04 Broadway.
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wards stoddsrd-i w H suith Z cog Deuuy-3 Deras
mes & BosaId-? v. Llsndahl II Colnsl < Feming-iD
MoTrison6 Morisf K Badoiel b S(range-3 Tsnpemos&
Duse[ Balm Larder-i @ Won Baur-i Perrin 4 Backe
IS Haske.iL Low D G Dsvis-5 7 NIaillard-o
shsspdJ hHyds s,s GS%@ss s mI
gar-S Ps.ea-i p Binpe cod Sill 4 TSomp.od-5
Gsnogx7i Casllsux Fill soliac-i Murray6 Dupr-5
Nh Wnd.5 y Veret-I Fellows, Judd 4 ScuddsI-l u
nre.s Phpps-2oa9 bnri Morris-l Bsrthond
- riatt Brshsrs-s Pricel Magnin cog koups-
S Ah,sqeld..s Sqstsne, so- Bo9asn Grave. eop
Miles Putnam Englsr-lC F Hoger-2 Mazien tioardS
COT Calderon De La Dara3 Febrcquees, Fila Mora
x Raleau-i Schmidt x Andra--i Moran Iseln--2 l.
nomms z Bergen Water nenncs-l \ Robin
Rushl TIMBER 4 Danbnann-i scharfinburg LewIs-I L /
Tineli350 baskets wine Renaud francis23 do Schmidt
Vogci-ao0 do Bassaow8 G Davis-4D @ w kngs
cooo baskets wine Barclay Lyingston-i3 cases Re-
,ard-a X II Hsight co-2 Reed Taylor col Tiffany
Young smith,, Holman & Evers-i Mlls-lF Dubois CO
n,rg ssSams, spss Christ Geo. He
Z brth,um Chung Meyer-5 T. Ruupel-i L Has
H., Leechi.le Wseade,ck- g sass2"lo Il Bodmer
paten Sc2 Fly HaTrison2 Teterel Blair Lafan-i
" ns-l Meyer a PopPenynsen3O! Stone Fox Liymgs
derM tBainger-4 pcks mds Schrage Roop Cot Cote
hett Co.'S baskets wine 10 cases mdse to order
MARsELEs-Baraue Marcea9Oo baskets OIL 20 casks aa
baskets oil bales corkwood sole II bales cork Du.
TIN Clsenyl000 baskets oil 100 bags almonds Chamberlain
fheps-50 bales cork Micei9 casks madden Fielder
81 bales mdxe Aymar co6l0 baskets oil Mason Thompson
~ pkgs silks Mclult-c0 bales cork Angue3 bales do
boxes 2 100 baskets oil boz orange dow
er water casks bales mdze casks vergrs eases cream
tartar.
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IAvroS7Ship Nay'sltori5 hf chests young bvson "a,
d,sS yonas hysoa M,na Hooprr Bostons3 half cb
ter Of Seml do SO pkgs ERE crackers T1.t 10 10 ss
gAs o. sik 4 Long aud cog bss tea ii Nea"s1nn7 ~
% ss ~ 3b boxes young Tyson 25 ch hyson az al X,
~ ~ chts ouchong 20 hi do 2a5 do "a A.
~ % % coagou 80 half do pkoeG8 do ooong 2oo
- e' twalkay 6l chts pouchong $50 pkgs do 70 III A.
so ." saiem-l3 pkgs bxs silk DO china do tea 20
.as pkgs aquercd pigs silk do Iaoe III
ss Young hyson 20 hf do imperial 90 nj % roll
hsltug ~ bxs tea do dates 70 order ~ 800 % '"''s
pstht.-2nip Iurch--5pkgs mdxe CAV La.sao a MAJ
psakafd huton-i a Legoux-3J Blunt-I Astor-vi I'd
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HUN7ERLdN DISPENSARY.
3 Division street, New York.
ESTABLISHED A.

by THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR, for the successful
~ Tsansn, disease c secret nature and for the sale q
earth that safely be relied thoroughly cure this horrd
9sease without injury to the constitution without diet
prernsive treatise accompany each vial with full directions
long standing or how deeply seated n The system with
trouble :? The and IN shorter Of time than 9th
medicine in the world or pay will be taken. Price per
ys Albany, Division street. stairs. No agent in Buff
iaIo. my lmos.rc
lO,OUO Also, lot or Fla Steel and Tools for FjIe
worthy the sttspeoa Of manufacturs and smiths 40
ply q NO ~ Wso9 susee my 10 in1M
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IIARpS

NUNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
4NC9lemsns Aolan Auachmento the Panofore, for the
entire United States texcepng Massachuse
inc public that they are prepared supply Panootes
with this Improvement attached attach
modern made Pianofoes IN regard durability
ofhls nvenon Z. prepared satisfy the
JUDGED mind their critical examination and
warrant them N the assertion, that the Foanv will remain
~ tune N any climate, and will be affected by
each instrument.
The public invited TO examine the Eolian Psnofoesn
at their warerooml No $40 Broadway opposite the Park
Pianoores, both in rosewood aud mahogany cases
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Medical Aid,

DR GREGORY g Gold street 4 hong usual day and
who may chance need professional services private
y and who may desire the bsst treatments prompt and ee
cure-shoud apply above DR. Gregory has lately
formed extraordinary cures but he exposes his pa
tents by publishing their certificates All interviews
strictly confidential -
Dr. Gregory besides being Irregular Physician and Surgeon
THE Rubcou"the fourth edition Of the book now ready
The work intended for the benefit Of the Invalid who may for
doctor If its instructions are attended to. which by the
way very plain and comprehensive will enable the patient
70 cure himself with much facility though he
himself really Physician The price Of the book ST. Sold
Stores Is@1ts
S6 William street. near Maiden lane.
10 Fulton street. corner Of Gold street.
s. Bowery, corner of Walker street.
1l6 Delaney street, corner Of Suffolk street.
n East Broadway, corner Of Market street.
80 Fulton OF White street, and both corners Of
Broadway and Chambers street. a29 lm&rc
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OFFICE Is DEFY STREET.



nOCTOR JOHNSON IL Duane street., well known to
~ the victims Of Syphilc Diseases the successful
practitioner that New Yok boast Of in the OF
this destructive and amos maady still to be
ound A. ms od oe Df 92ms4n can SATISFY any one that he
knowledge Of general disease superior reeous
your general Physicians and that his skill in the treatment
and proper Of variety venerea Disease and
Structure Of the Urethra, premncn My patients
the West Indies and Canada cure pstes
take this method Of informing strangers and persons in the
try where they find physician skilled IN the treatment Of
No matter how long you may have GIee Structure Ulcer.
upon the body or y the throat pains in the head and
bic Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weak
have paid much attention the Of this malsdy Many
unfortunate victim Of this has experienced
q the back confusion Of intellect fo,getlns:s r.lps!on o.
plant IF my directions are followed guarantee cure Post
paid letters, With statement Of case contsn,ng y fSics &C
Dr hnsoa of Duane srT Y The only rssnsr educated
Pbysician and Sturgeon who sdv~esss u "a" SUM-
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CO M M &c IL c / Al.
New York, Monday, June e.

AsHEs-A very fair enquiry exists for both descrip-
tons We quote pots at SO rs 8 sit firm and pearls
steady at 81 06f.
CorroS-Thcrc were no transactions in this staple to-
day Offers freely made at hrceeighhs of cent
decline, and at onequarter cent, but sellers
The majority of holders indsposed offer their
samples, except at about previous rates. We annex
quotations current but would remark that they
not be considered otherwise than nominal =
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FOR SALE CHEAP,
1 lIyrT AEE AT GnIIrINII ANAnnU

Al Il.
THE house Of BRICK and rous In the first story there
is breakfast rsom Library drawing reon, dining
story bedrooms with four over the kitchen
gables with verhangas roofs The Piazza extends round three
sides Of the house. and Is ornamented with Gothic Arches
ed b sasl r ~ Ts
Road and Steamboat Landing the house entirely secluded
Of New Jersey and Staten Island there IS ts e bs
the and the vessels that navigate them Il
ss .rs a Sy V % h.
from tive acres to common sized clump The us high
rsa ae y yw &. e % the
There fine grayely beach for Salt Water Bathing The
X ~ Mold cars and Leave rS srryS At such hours
haEpast tents leave three and be home
Eve He may be in New York in two, and Phadelpha
The purchaser take twenty, thirty
with the house For f JoHNP assSTlEE y1sSg q
sA short distance from the above there another hand
.o%e situation with house hrtyvs forty feet square
grounds applyto Mr. Abraham Everett south
Amooy. my2t # re
HARPS-REMOVAL OF WAKEKOUMS
To No: Isl Broadway, opposite Washington Hall.
Grand az and octave Double Action Harps begs to inform
his rieads and the musical world he has removed ware
double action Harp he has Completely
ais from the first musical talent regarding the superiority and
great g. Sraaes Of tone touch and finish of h aps
s Of A s,n Tor his II this very delightful nst
j. +. BROWNE, London, 28lBroadway,
ur,, ,,,sw. and 3Chambers street, New York
THE BTHM FLUTE.
pHlLLlP ERNST Teacher of the Flute and Guitar would
inform the lovers Of Music that he has sale one Of
the above celebrated Instruments every respect
ER T d ha.s SSy
1876 Broadway, Walker street. mys I'm src
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Medical Gard.

DOCTOR FAWCETT, Of l9s Fulton street, New York,
Ed1nSuTh ed 0zadssss Of the Jefferson Medical College o.
suhjeeu yis:Msfrimony, inposeney and Aerity snatc
@ssy nd ,asdiesy explained with com
sypns Sscond:ry SYM Gonorhs, elect, Ssricure
N9Sun and al the consequences arising from self
on the diseases his long sstabhsd Office
i0 street, wnsrs the most OF all alec
tons OF Tie gsneratiye organs win yield his mode Of
ment without restraint IN net or exercise and without
psralySed from excessive ndulgsnes from ma.urbaton,
distance, enclosing 81 have copy work
All letters mu be and directed TO Dr. H. Fawcett
lB Fulton street. New York mvIO I'M RE-
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MuSIG

WI SIC.
M DUMSDAY, Professor Of Guitar Singing At Sight Ac
vAs cordeon voln Re- continues teach ladies and
emen Of New York lat their esidence) the above Instumen
System. Terms moderate. MI = --''
Al improved Accordion for sale. s1E14t ftE M
God city EdsIsness given on application No q Chtsts
strvet aeove WeEsSs svlmsro
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Passengers 10 Arrive.

sroS.Ship Chsreston iron Charleston Mrs
o,cc Mrs Middleton, child and nurse; Mrs Middleton
ehae sr ad r ,e ,sd en-. Mrs ammSqd Mrs Nonbrop
s 1 ee Mrs tlubbell. Mrs Hoxe Mrs styles Miss Sryes
Scot, Ne MS 3lmns, hiss Gilbert, Miss Marshall DR.
Thompsoa'' iSpde s : Q9,s Garland Nonop Nj
Hosby Eie Dempsey and IS in he s,ssrs ha'ch'
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BY Last Night,s Southern Mail.

PnlLAp3LPHIA; june s-Ay Aurora, NYork Millinkes,
Cron, CALAIS, Superior, and Balloon, Providence
BALTIMORE June 3A Pioneer, Maria, and Amanda, New
York; Henry kelsey Boston Lawrence. do Cosmopolte,
Arecibo; Virginia, Salem.
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