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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-19

The SLAYER Spitfre, with her tackle, apparel, and
furniture, was sold at auction yesterday, in Charles
town Massachusetts,, by order OF the United States
marshal, for s., 300 cash, to Geo. w. Taylor. She
Is about four years old, 100 tons burden, and well
found in sails and rigging.-N Y Herald
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-19

Mr. McGound, one Of the brotherhood Of Sha-
kers At New Lebanon, and highly esteemed among
them, was gored to death on Wednesday last by
an Infatuated bull.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-19
NAVY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
July Is

July IL.
Purser Dudley Walker, furlough revoked, and
waiting orders
Midshipman Lehman P. Ashmead, ordered to the
steamship princeton"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-19

CWEEPING BRUSHES, whiiewash brushes
- scrubbing brushes, shoe brushes, grea. sa'e-
- '"e '' J. A. D0NoHoo.
July 6-3t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-19

Sunday was the warmest day we have had this
summer in Wimngton--the Thermometer standing
at 95 degrees from to o'clock p. M, in the yard
of friend Hedges, in cool and airy situation.
Wilmington (Dei) Gazette, July l6.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-19

We have no room to spare, in this evenings paper
for any commentary upon the long, unavailing, UNI
satisfactory tweede-dee tweedle-dum article in this
mornings National lntclgcncer. Our readers, how
ever will forgive it for all the space 1t has consumed
for all the useless propositions it has thrown out
an, ALL, ought to be excused on account of the con,
Guiding paragraph, which runs as follows:
"Ict us here however, add-for we will justify gladly
what we see in the governmcn-that we look upon the
extension Of military aid TO Texas if necessary for deen
ye purposes after she shall have accepted the terms Of
ration legitimate and expedent and FOR the simple
that we shall by that fact have acquired not merely
the nchoae' rights before claimed but positive and
substantive ones which binding Texas, bind also the Uni
ted States"
And now we leave il for the New York Courier
and Enquirer (almost SOLITARY and alone in its go'
nv, ~ to defend itself against the position of the
National Intclligencer. Let the New York wing
editor enjoy its unenvable distinction of holding thai
ar,- American ground, which even the National In
,clligencer cordially, sobcrly solemnly disclaims.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-19

The Westinghouse Of Mr.. Weymouth Snow,
of Hermon, Me-, together with all its contents, in
Guiding 800 in cash, destroyed by fire on Sun
day Of last week.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-19

The dwelling house, barn. and out-buldings of
Capt Edward Lermond, at Thomaston, Me-, were
DESTROYED by fire on the night of the 4th inst, to-
eether with all the furniture Of the house. Lossnot
mentioned. Insured for ~, 700.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-19

REcoyERINe.--Lewis A. Hall the bank cashier,
who was so nearly murdered by Wells, in Monroe,
Mich, has so far recovered as to be able to resume
his place in the bank The bullets are not yet ex-
tracted, but he walks short distance with little
min
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19

~ Aaitcrng. The increase 10 corn pro
,nls's to keep pace ~lih the great aug
menlaiion expected N IN Migration; and
unless We have very heavy in1'v o.
nrw Sc t,,ss, It is sad thai il Wi. 5a d.t
cult To make any useful dIs osiilun Of tie
surplus"
The National Register says that III,
lGuvrrnnent has received infOfma iiol
from Capt. Hays nat Santa Anna, The In
dian ChIeI, and part of his tribe, hiIh
erto hostile. has visited B'xlr with over
lures for peace. Capt. Hays did no, fee
authorized TO treat in the mailer; but ap
pointed a day for the return OF the In
dams, and Sent TO Government for ins,ruc
tons. He has been furnished with thu
requisite authority. These are The 10
'lians thai have recHtly been so trouble
some upon The southwestern fron,er
They have probably learned from expe
rience that they have more to .uf'- than
gain from their hoaui,y, ANA wisely con
iciutpd 20 ask Tor peace,--N,Us.
In reference to The recent reports that
exlco has been concentrating troops up
m her Northeastern frontier. ana making
/ pre-, aralions 10 take and hold possession
If all that portion nfterrltory not known
as Texas proper" or raxas as it was
before the separation iIom Mexico, the
Telegraph says:
SIT has been satisfactorily ascerlained
that Mexico is wholly unprepared tor The
emergency. The late rumors that she
had concentrated seven thousand troops
in the country east Of the Sierra Madre
prove to be utterly erroneous; and ii is
now found that the forces in the eastern
provinces are as weak, if not weaker,
han they have been during The last
i've years. Even 10 Matamoras il is SAID
there are now some two or three hundred
'roops; and Inc new reinforcements tina,
have recently arrived from the interior of
Satlllo, Monterey, anu other large towns,
ire barely sufficient to supply the losses
n the garrlsons caused by the frequent
desertions. The scarcity Of military stores,
'Iothes, and arms, indicate that the new
government is poorer than that OF Santa
,nna; and its military resources are
scarcely adequate 70 deend the frontier
from the assaults Of Indians" ---NeUs.
The same paper again speaking of
these reports says:
"of one thing we believe the people
nay res! assured, which is. that if any
'uch movements, or any thing at all sus.
plclous, are being attempted by Me sico,
ha, the President will be promp; to act,
and that no one will 60 further in main.
tanning our rights TO the country west o!
he Nueces inv,olate Than lie will"
N We are informed verbally, that the Z.
States ship St. Marys LETT GaIye ston OH
he 23l, Tor Pensacola.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19

lSpeech Of Lot DooliEle, Esq, Member 0
the Legislature from New Jerusalem
/ Hlcklebury county, Vermont, on the
bill Tor the protection Of tienroos,s.
MIsTUa SPEAKER 1--we sot here in my
seat, and heered the opponents Of this
great nashunal MEASURE argity and ex
Hectarate agin it till I'm purity nigh bus.
ted with the INDECENT conmotions OF nv
lacerated sensibslities. Mr.. Speaker, re
III po75 lbe men can be so infatuated a. 10
vote agn the bill? Mr.. Speaker, blush
to say that it am. Mr.. Speaker, allow
me 10 pictur to your excited and denuded
lmaginaiions. some Of the heart rendlnr
Ievls which rise from The want of purtee-
ton 10 henroosts in my vicinity, among
my constituents. Mr.. Speaker, We wiiI
suppose il 10 be the aw:ul and melancholy
hour Of midnight Tall nalur am hushed
in repos e-the solemn wind softly means
through The waving branches Of the trees,
and noughl is heered TO break the solem
cnoly stiffness save an occasional grant in
the Hog Pen! will now carry you in
imagination 10 that devoted Hen House.
Behold its PEACEFUL and happy inmates
gently declining in balmy slulnbers on
their elevated and majestic roosts! Look
at that aged and venerable and highly
respected rooster, as he keeps his silent
gis with pa,ernal and unmitigated
~achrn'ness over Ihose innocent, hcl pess
AND vlrtucus Hens and PuIlets! Just LEI
your eye glance around, and behold that
dignIfed and matronly Hen, who watches
with tender solitude and patcrnal congrat-
uIaiion, over those little juvenile chickens.
who crowd around their respected proren i
tor. and nestle under her circumambien, L
wings. "
Now, ask, Mr.. Speaker, am there TO !
Do found q wretch, so los, and abandoned !.
IS will enter that peaceful and happy
abode, and tea! those interesting and In y
locenl little biddies from their agonized 9
md heart broken parents? Mr.. Spsa ker :
answer in thunder tones that there am! y
IRE there any thing so mean and sneak y
ng as such robbere No, there are not. q
'ou may search the wide universe from
he natives who repose in solitary gran,
err and supsrlative majesty under the a
hadss Of the tall cedars which grow up.ltt
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19
THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
BrCBLisHED EyERY SATURDAY ny
A. W. FORsYTHE 4 WIN. n. ADAMS

A. ". FORsrTHE 4 WIN. n. ADAMS
TERMS hree Dollars paid IN advance
or Five Dollars at the end Of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One Dollar pr
square. ten lines or less for the FIRST insertion
and rliy Cents a square for each continuance
|Al advertisements mt mari ed Vith the number
|of insertions, will be Published ill forbid ant
Enlarged accordingly Payment 10 be made When
|ihe advertisement 10 lett tor insertion, or on dc
'mand.
4 Announcing candidates for State, District o.
County offices, ten dollars each, payable in ad
nance.
n Professional cards, of either the legal or med
en professions merchants, mechanics or others
bot exceeding ten lines, will be inserted one yeal
ior fifteen dollars
Mechanics, merchants and others, advertising
Nv the year, will be allowed the space OF sixty
lines. renew able at pleasure for twenty dollars.
Articles Of personal nature, whenever ad
s0itted, will be charged al the rate of Two Dol
Ira for every ten lines, for each insertion, and
rsyment required in advance
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19

SAIlsFAcnoM-A Detroit correspond.
enl OF the New York Spirit Of the Times
writes, that by reading Of Mrs. Caudies
curiain lectures he was reminded Of a
small yarn. "An elderly gentleman NOT
far hence was fond Of seeking society
elsewhere than his wife liked. On one
occasion induging in this propensity, he
remained out the greater part OF the night.
On his return home, the Old lady natural.
iy wished to know where he had been and
what he had been doing. The old gon-
lleman, beng somewhat under the indu-
ence,' listened with great gravity, and az.
Tor hearing i twice Or thrice repeated.
mildly and quietly replied, .IIc, nv dear
i any body asks you tell EN- YOU d3n1
tAop.'"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19
i" HORSE ALLEN'Sn FIRST COURT

We find the following anccdote of
"Horse Allen" as he is caIIed-the noted
character who was run by the "Soflsn of
Missouri last year for Governor--in The
last number Of the ReveiIe. Allen is
horse, and no mistake Here is the anec-
do,e:-Ptcoyuse
Judge Allen, or as he is commonly cal.
led "Horse Aleu- soon after his appoint
ncnt as Judge, visited the court seat in
Gasconade in Missouri There had been
several violations Of the law in that sec.
non, and The "Horse" was determined
that punishment should be inflicted. Ac-
cord'ngly, upon his arrival, after the
sheriff, jury ard witnesses had assembled,
The first order Of the court was tina, each
and all should ''strp" themselves and 90
to work and raise suitable tenement in
which to hold lis meetings. This was
the first building erected for such pur.
pose III the county. Well, after hard
work, a number oflogs, piled up together,
were made to answer the purpose desired.
The court had come to order, and was
proceeding with its legitimate business,
when some evl-disposed person interrupt
ed The proceedings, ana insuted "his
honor," by the utlerance of some broad
and gentlemanly remarks The sheriff
was going on with his business, calling
the names of the jury, when ne was in.
terrupied by the judge with an order to
adjourn the court for fifteen mnutes!'
sage'y observing, "thal he thought it
would lake about that time to complete
the goo" The court adjourned, and the
jodge descended from the bench, a, the
same time drawing his bowie kaile AMI
a Advancing upon the man who had inter.
rupted the business OF the law. The
Judge, however, found that his antagonist
vas not the man for him, armsd as he
was, SO, throwing aside his coat, and, to
use his own words, "gave him, perhaps,
The d--st licking b. had ever had ii his
HE" Putling aud blowing with the eX.
reese, lhe ladge returned 10 the bench, a,
he expiration, Of the prescribed time,
md ordered the sheriff to convene The
'ourt again. 1t was done, whereupon
he" orse'riz:
People" said he, ~ am here TO ad.
udge the law and admin ster justice, by
hunder! Il you care anything about
Pm ready to give you q touch
i II, by ! As The sheriff and his
ulcers are not enough, here am I--sin-
,Ie.handed-and if any one SAYS he an't
atls6ed, III adjourn the court again, and
i've him chance"'
It's hardly necessary to say that the
hq"ette Of "IIorse Allen'sn court was
ever inlrnged after that day.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19

Why is a pair Of spectsclos placed on
nose, like ship going ou,s Because
hev are put 10 see.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19
NUMBER 20.

~ the tops Of the IiimmaIeh mountains,
10 the lsiani Of J hoaYrra,, down 10 he
degraded aud g3gJarUrs sayagsa vito
compose Do u9scI.gy ~ ,he,r miserable
II = "anIs on Inc Rock OF G.bra,ter in the
Gut Of Mexico, and ihen YOU will be as
much puzzled to fnd anything 50 mean,
Jas you would be TO see the arth revoive
'ronnd the sun twice in twenty-lour hours
without The aid Of telescope.
Mr.. Speaker, | feel thai | have se;d
enough on this subject to convince the
most "bdurate member Of the unannroch.
able necessity OF u law which s,..g, l,rey-
or and eyerIas,iagly put a stop 10 these
howl proceedings: and proposes fha, ev.
cry convicted offender shall suffer the
penalty OF the law as lolers:
For the first offence, he shall he OBLIGED
TO suck twelve rotten eggs without no Sui!
on 'em.
For The second offence, he should be
obliged 10 set on twenty rotten eggs until
h. hatch EN-.
Mr. Speaker, all want is Cor everv
number to act on Ms suhicct 3ccordin'
10 MS consclcnl louusss. Let hun DO Ibis
ana he will be remembered for ever,as.
''nG!y BY IA grateful posteriry. Mr.. Speak.
er We done. Where's my hat.
The s!oquent gentleman here donned
his sealskIn cap and sat down apparently
much exhausted.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19

JOINT RESOLUTIONS
Giu,ng tie consent Of the erisiiHg GoveTn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

HOMEOPATHY AND ALLoPATHy HAPPILY COMBINED
Consumption can be cured words that for years have
solely applied To Dr. 7ay0rs Genu'e Baam Of itr
from SIS Botrery which invaluable medicine they
peculiarly applicable but have been copied and used by
others
Dr. Tavos Baisal of Iirerroyt has cured and relieved
over 10000 persons OF Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Coughs Splitting of Blood Colds, Dyspepsia, Pleursy, Pal
piaton Bronchitis, for which complaints when taken IL
time, tins medicine has for years proved specific.
We believe that should die of these diseases and
nhose who think their lives worth preserving would al once
use This remedy according directions, the report of deaths
IRON these diseases would rapidly be diminished VI Inc
Truth OF THIS position ready and willing to satisfy any
inquirer by lae most conclusive certificates and by hume
rous living Witnesses IN every town who prefer recommend
~. the medicine by word of mouth TO having their names
published One OF patients recently cured TOOK One
Dozen Bottles TO distribute Surely all comment Is here IN
necessary with reference 10 It's perfect efficacy.
NV brethren OF the profession use II IN their pracice pc
cause IL wonderful the effects Of pure genuine
Pathological principles with which the Ouack Charaan
hs nothing 10 DO They may copy, initiate counterfeit &c
butt all they can do, and never 10 be trusted they
arr only catch pennies and may seriously impair the Constr
s.ion.
DfTaylors Balsam OF Lyerworis the happy combination
Of Honropahy and AllOpaihy. IL is entirely vegetable
extract and combined that only the most minute doses
Are taken OF its rated active principles whose action
unke all other remedies of the Kind and are 50 combined
That this Basam affects simultaneously The crcnaiory res
pio and secrctory organs ard increasing the tempera
lure and Of the vessels, while dmni-hes IA
ne diseased vessels and of the chest and throat mus
gyg them opportunity heal by aiding nature m her
efforts throw of disease In fine this remedy l. the only
one that with any certainty be relied on for cure There
he always Physicians IN attendance Al The old ONCE 80
oo~ery 20 visit and give advice The Poor are attended
sans Buy only above, and be- careful 10 avoid counter
ellis and limitations of all kinds and Dr. Leeds signature
nihe steel plate label each bottle Leeds Hazard,
puggss. In Waler-sireei, and ME- Hays S9 ful'on.s
brOOkVu Agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19
DR.. WHEELER. OCULIsr.

NO . afe ~ Green icsfrcet. near 'le Battery, y
devoe- his exclusive attention TO DISEASES or THE
EYE aud Ophalc surgery, aud assures the pubic hat
there are r mum, rOls diseases To which e
human eve j. subject any disorders Of that organ winch can
not be essentially relieved or entirely cured by hm The
vasi number of untoubei testimonials which can De -eeH
a. h. Office will satisfy The pubic mat s pfachce i not *
ceed either in success By hat Of any other ocd
LIST in he United states
Dr Wheeler has made meni- with the most ein
nenf manufacturer in Pa i for constant supply OF Arncia
Fg. which 80 nearly resemble The natural organ n appear
a1ce - % bear the Oses. scrutiny and oserf anon vino
lie 4 a.r,rce bang ,fecfed Dr. w viii insert and flr
nish them on reasonable terms. .
rr-ONcc hours from \ NJ 70 oeloch J.. NJ. ate
.,Ll.L- L. NL.--. Iunr -rIf-. WE tuILm
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Amusrmcuts.


L AmsOcau hesitate a. rinOs Gsrden Nv fVs--
TIE 81 viii onsn On MONDAY be On u Ocioorf next
- o'r rk VI Th- DAYS for delivering af,icrs Il ne SA''
den THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SAT- kDAt Pre-, - .
ia. N.nanai Convention Farmers Gtnicrcr> 1'd a
Csif-.is ~ hr Lrd on Ifgr- az. oh ~ oioi-r p'
tf. Viih1lf further rotre a. invited from a! fhs ~
fh fioa To. Csul Show vii ~ hrf N" sroeni e
t,g-,.n - 1i Jan streets. 81 Ave gePuu. hns a-a
Spai ~ Matches Ac. Usual Il, al -isfiefs " 81 "a
gers. 4 uri.iirt-. a.. >,clr n To- Nausea az
sef wed tclt1 all 1r,l vsur.llg caii r. tH Nv -.
u-e i 1rentou-, sal usna Ai- Der premiums 'nsN Al
arv nrrrrt NJ Fs.r 4 Opcning anniversary, &c, Al
dresses be delivered hy lie r-i eminent eih.oi- OF 80
co4rtry Tn pesq.e at l. grea repnhic are ln'e~e.
z,-Iv -n cl-orsrlf- iu earning ogt fni> eAAo on'
which o,r - far 90 exceed any hag iAsi tas zone before
For rsrf clisIs SEE Circular L. his days co.sials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

This designed 10 relieve dyspepsia. weakness
and pain In sides Of gonenes IL he stomach con
spaou snd piles weak ungs cough and splitting OF blood
papiauon Of the heart. weakness Of the hips and limbs
arooping OF the BODY with curvature OF lie spine and ell
larseneni shoulder particularly IN children and Young
iase- 40 female debility and weakness of voice. Seam
stresses CLERKS students and Others DO Keep Tie benz aiu
Jude find much immediate comor from - use Il operates
hv eevarng the whole pile Of organs (which have descend
from muscular vekn-ssl and maintaining ttfn tn-- ~
10. lining feNhiiy Dr. B can BE- consulted a. ~ brohi-
wav near Grand sundays pied over - store OF Nj
W>e's opucian Office. oHis from VI % i VI am 10
sP VI FOR lew weeks. female = attendance on Ladies
Civ and Country Physicians and Druggists are invited 70
cali and nsy b.. .urpe hy applying fe above address
Common sense. Chronic sease FOR sale Az trranE e-
-, 81 ,.I,.. ~, nav ~sn 10 rnsf. mis- rui-sfis
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Ltrerp00I Cl0sslfcd'iOH
IS Upland 4 fiorida. Mobile & " Oris

FLOUR AND MEAL-The excessive dizziness OF the
market and the desire sell has induced sales for seve
raj DAYS past prices below the current quotations. bur
10 day holders generally have given way and GeDcsee
good common brands cannot be quoted over 81 iJl and
sales have been made 81 in pure Gene
see We have heard OF no sales Michga and Ohio good
brands below 437l but sales could not probably be made
10 any extent al that figure The receipts are 10 iar cX
tent bu, the enquiry very limited. Ohio via NOreans
"a very dull and common brands have been offered at 81
sales 300 or 300 bbs little fancy at lss A p We
notice sale $50 Akron, for export Al By. We con
nue our quotations for the lower grades but they
heavy at these rates Scratched Western is plenty and
Middngs saba So ship Siuis s. to go New-Oreans
brands 81 II! 4J-he latter for fancy The market
il very dull Sour Flour il worth about S329 a 3,I5-
The enquiry for Southern descriptions Is moderate. and
some kinds have been sold lower than previous quota
tons We notice sales 800 bbs Georgetown and 500 bbs
Brandywnc 81 IS and 500 or 600 bbs Howardst, 56
afoat Holders very anxious 10 sell Southern. No
Richmond City here Rye Flour is selling slowly at 81
s7i 25 according quality Jersey Meal S23lt small
sales Brandywne 81 56t very little doing. Hhds Sill IS
wsh $50 private terms Bag Meal Is y; d9i for
yellow and lOOd loo White. Sales Troy ship SUITS
atlOd Western worth about l0dlOt. OIL Meal
qOd94c Thin Cake is held al $3.50 The supplies are
small AT Albany Flour very dull al "A SOL AT
Buffalo very little doinga retail sales at s7i ~ -
sales 100 bbls Akron at 81 " At Troy Flour very hea-
W. AT Cleveland nothing of importance doing. AT
Cincinnati sales at 3 30 At Philadelphia nothing new
425a437i for fresh common 10 good brands AT Bal
more sales Howard street at 37t 5O-Cy Mills 81
So At Boston market very dull Sales round hoop
Ohio at IS The Cleveland Herald gives the follow.
ing figures showing but very moderate huciuaiiOn in
the supplies Flour furnished by this state 10 tdewater
while the whole receipts since l-i2 have huciuaed 600
600 bbs
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NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR >ATv RDAY. JULY H.. POET
I Ry-Poru on ihr Death If William Pr Canning; Tx
,-,c,. ron Poems by Thomss Hood. Tie Dr-am-TO NY
rsfhef hy Mr. J. Earrs On tie Dea.l VI Miss Caroline
LII IN. TDfTORIAL--Annrx Ailuu-Nr [ ay. lie Is
- I'm Pr = aud tie Law of Lio,l Crooked sun
.b'nr, Mr. Birney and The Tnburs' Texas-Po~.r =
np, Il hsrfv % Death Thu Magnetic Tel graph
- ~ u. Results. III NEWSFruu "a ~ icA la D.;
rron Hayti: From vararai-o' r M Nr,ie. 81 grSA,
t,cr, lie Pacific = ON P0ftau-Pr nee " Ni>SE Lila
xror-S -Tfom.. Hood TIE Inch Chsr.cirr. Ouf Gov
,rrcsrf And Texas. Our Diplomacy IN Menco; 20 re-
pondence OF Tie TRIBUNE lrum Wa.lnsien Bosom 1Ss
SUPERIOR New Hampshire. &c v SOMSE hN a. =.
TFiIIGFSCE-Siock.. Money. Produce, Pnees Ilfreii'
&c. So .. J..
Single copies put W In wrappers i'f me na---' 60 -
Obtained the desk-pric-. ct cents -.
rV TFRMs-s.s per wear AL Subscriptions payable
inf, xibiy In advance Address
GREELEY A NcFLRATH Tribune Buildings,
Cor spruce al Nasssass, opposite sAe Ciy hAi
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=, HAMMOND 4 co. 81 the late nrm OF BENEDitI \
-. HAMMOND. vii continue tie selling ana repairing
of inc atches al the -iaud 40 - Merchants Exchange,
entrance nrst door IN William =.
In addition 10 their former we-sseced stock, they hs'e
u.t received splendid assortment oi Cnruuomeier, Du'
rex AMI Anchor Escapeueni ace., OF Tie tfst qualify
strangers visiting the city, who Nsh To- purchase W at'h
,.. I,,e m al svei Ware VIII ind u to their advantage
% call aud rNiuluc Our stock
HAMMOND having attended personally 10 the fepan-
ofCHRONOMETER> and FINE WATCHES, ia tle 'Sit
mi 8F NFDICT HAMMOND. will continue To do -
W CONNIE. ton lh his present partner who las also esiAu
l.-.rl Al d reputation n l.s profession. . 49,,
OFFICE CLOCKS lr2l 5a~ Inns