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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
HARRISON cos Z + K \ L
MER L. Y PANACEA.

yy,IS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable mat
L ter free from aiueraton. and warranted free from any
ingredients detrimental health discovered aoout one
war SINCE hy an individual sorely afflicted with ULCEKA-
TED SCROFCIA and who has been Under me treatment
OF the most eminent physicians III tile United states of
eight wears wiiho, The least apparent nope OF
In bth o,d yvns ny ,hcu p-onounced ncu-aOe, but who
after taking the above named medicine for i've weeks was
restored 10 perec; health. Tia; medicine mas oeeh soa
with unurcceen;ed success and has never failed IN any
instance (when taken in accordance VIII! 80 e.
feet perfect cure the following diseases 10 WIT SAIL
RuEUM. SCRoFULA, ULCERATED SCtof I La, ! T.
YER SORES. BRONCHITIS, KINGS EN IL, ms I Ely
fSFLANMAToRY AND CHRONIC KHEL MAdtSn,
PILES, ERYSIPEIAS. BiLES, SCURN1, ChhoSiC
SORE EYES. BL0TCHES, FlNPLEs oN The : ~ +,
SCALD HEAD AND ALL CUTASEoCS DISEASES ISIS
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FRoM ~ ~ -
DICIoUS USE OF MERCURY OR Az IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy oil TINS He,lclhe
has been IN al the diseases above enumerated, uG
It's effects truly astonishing. only one taaie sPooiu
be taken Coy adulD each morning before ea'ins'
which usually produces tonic effect We Si. MOS csel
/; also gentle cathartc increasing 'ie aPpee
and general health OF the patient causing AZ leeIs!eu
sores 10 discharge more urosey and producing an eiec-
,ua Alternative Of the whole SYSTEM purifying anu proeu
cling perfect action OF the blood
Persons, while taking it, should refrain IRON te use O. IL
stimulating drinks highly SEASONED food OF sue oy
Obtained !. wholesale OF Thus u lAi--hAur''
Genera. Agent, 90 Pinestreet, opposite the Custom House.
S.w-Ycrs; ana n 10 Aston House TO- Gi3 and al Broad
way corner Broadway and Chameers-st- No ~ t!ensi'
No. IL; Wes-st; Nos. SO and $50 Bowery No 80 troi-
ST. No 221 and 246 Hudson and SO Hammond cef'
Hudson: No sos Grand streets No i5i and Us Grteh"lc
street. No. liz and - Cherry street; No. in "akefsi
No. 10 Catharnes.reel; Nos 39i and VI ~
II Canas;rec:.
Brooklyn. J. W Smith, corner OF Fulton and Cranberry
Streets and Wm. Blasrovc Squire liahdlEs' corner W.
low and At1niic-streetS, and by III ie principal u .ess
in the United States.
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany
T. W Dyott e. son, No. l43 North second-st. Ienerai
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia: Bush & Hillyer
G. COLBY, No. 55l Pear-st n y
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SCHOOLS.
DoARplNG scHooL-IRvING INsrIrrrg. T

BOARDING SCHooL-IRvING INSTITUTES, TAxEr
- TOWN., " f.-WILLIAM 7. LYON, 4. VI. Princi-
pAl.-Sunmer Session viii open on the Isl Q: May.
To those who desire TO place Boarding School.
the advantages offered AZ this Institution believed be
EQUAL not superior, TO Il has been in success
ul operation seven years The location delightful and
noriouS IS coavenie; OF access from the City. The e
fee connexions and CONFERENCE.-The play grounds
pie and disconnected from the village The government.
efficient but mid. resembling that Of well regulated
Christian fmy-and no day scholars received 10 coun
,eract lie sslatary Influence OF family training.
The system OF Instruction is designed NOT merely 10 al!
vance and perec: the pupil in he branches studied but to
deveoDc and instruct the Judgment, 10 en-htcn the un
ders;anding. form the habits, 20 give moral
useful direction 20 the ncinatouS.
Farther particulars, incutne Catalogue of Students,
opinions OF patrons Sc. viii be found in the crc-
!l- OF the Institute be had application at the Book
Stores Bartlett Wexford, Aston House. and Raynors
- Bowcry.
Reference by PERMISSION 20 the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, ESQ.
Hon. Daniel Webster, L. 5. Senate.
Hon. Gulian c. Verplanck.
Capt Alex. Sdell Mackenzie, L. s y.
Nathaniel 3. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytowr.
Francis Hall. Esq. Rev Nathan Bangs. ID. VIM. c.
Bryant, Esq George T. Trmbe J. L. Van Rensselaer,, NJ
d. Harper & Brothers, New-IOrs City.
Also the following who have been, patrons
Rev H W Hunt, Zebebee Cook, Jr. Benz Lfder,
Rev I. " Vincent, VI Van Beuren, Oscar Irving,
Rev Ttos Burch. Jas NJ Heyt, Theo Reese,
Rev J Deyying, j |. Mott, j " knevelS,
Rev J Se,ve, c Dusenbcrry, Denson,
Rev i + Seeck, L Kip, Geo Clinch,
Rev DR. West, Pa-monr, ii w Clapp,
DR. Jos Scribner, VIM C Boggs, Benz d Brush,
Rev d Babcock + " Van Voorhs, Campbell,
\ K Livingston, Leonard Kirby, w : Dunhar,
Elisha Morrel Jacob LEROY BF Howe,
Peter Pinckney, Gen Il IL Striker, II kaynor'
Chas Storm Harvey Weed, Isaac Adriance,
J Chcs. errnan, B F Whcelwright, Thos Pattisoa,
Morris Robinson, Van Antwerp. VI Eels. )3o 5In
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UyANt.Is- MANIFOLD LETTER WRIT sR-Th,s
r-v re,t invention recommends itself 70 all whn tesi
an 4x1ct corr of ihecorrSpccdeoce by this spparsns
Ih rka Of t ru that t- letter produces Inc COPY
:, Tho me nm. The mode of writing agreeable AID
nus afordins great facilities 10 business and tveiers
~ ri il nr.crlr indeble aad b. erased b. any
~ chemical agent The Manifold Writes made q
Tous sr-s Tor and private with lock and
an sod al yrry low prices By the pcoprietors and
, =, FRANCIS < L0tTREL,
Manufacturing StatieDers, - MAIDEN lane.
81 u,,nuf. crur-r a superior article Of BLACK aId
C.R1iINE TNKskuown = The tBOIoN IN warranted
10 tain its color and uidty climate Quantities on
had and carefully packed Tor shipping nj In
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DREPARATORY (iOARDlNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
I TOWN, CONN. d. II. CHASE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1855. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct 18th. continuing five months, At $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college or business and person.
al attentions are secured pupils fully in the most
expensive schools. Lads from New-iork are placed in
charge person. gong and returning. Circulars
III a Market-street aud IL broadway. d23yc
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For THE PILES.

FOk HE HILLS.
NOR THE PILES Are YOU afflicted with Piles?
l. Try then. without delay, Doctor Upllains Veg
etablc Electuary, the best reedy offered 10 public
notice This really excellent medicine Is The result OF
thorough medical cation ana complete knowledge Of
the disease which il is recommended. Tic most ri-
unphant success attends its administration.
Read the following remarkable cases:
lady, residing in Norfolk street. was seriously afflicted
with Piles great her suffering that 10 Use her OWN
expression, life buren for four weeks she had been
attended by eminent Physicians without
the least benefit. Satisfied that il aggravated case
OF Piles prescribed the Eectuary; two boxes used
Six months after. the !adT called prescribe
for another complaint and then informed me HAT She
perfectly cured Of The Plies 10y The Two boxes snd iad ex-
perienced no return since.
saying affected with Piles for
accompanied by pain in the side, ppa.on OF the heart,
n sense straigh;ness the chest and oppression,
she was unable lie down without elevang the head and
chest considerable resting horizontally produced sense
OF suocaton, followed by cough. By rising one box Of
The Eectuary the pain in The SIDE palpaton and oppres
sion ceaseI she could lie down without Inconvenience and
the Plies partially removed and second box iaade
a complete cure, the great qualification OF the patient
Sold In this City by the Proprietor only. regularly edu-
Gated Physician, confined 10 Office practice for the treat
ment of CHRONIC DISEASES, No 1876 Eowery. Medical
advice III relation the above, any other complaint
gratis Price OF the EeciaGTy one dollar Remember
that the EIectgary is AZ INTERVAL REMEDY and not al
,rfeyrdl applcGoH and sold ONLY a. S6 Bowery four
doors above Spring s.. Ohee hours nom y NJ TO :.
~ i22 Smt
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ISy-" CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SCHILLER AND
GOETHE, from 1874 to 1865: Translated by GEO.
H. CALVERT, Vol l." (pp. 1927 has just been issued
BY Wiley x Putnam. We shall speak Of i, al
length as soon as may be.
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10 WHITE LIES, and FALSE OR TRUE, or,
TIE Journey TO LONDON by AMELIA oPIE have been
published b. Saxton & Miles in very neat and cheap
FORM These Tales by Mrs opc ncnlcate high morality
in which would be well for every indi-
practice. sou wish to deepen your hatred of
Living ret q COPY and read Il.
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HARVARD CNrrRsrry-This ancient Institution
:, wei known is mainly under the control Of the
oa''ar,sns Thus circumstance very naturally ex-
cues the displeasure Of other denominations who
s"eha ,ha', as the University is the child of The
S5ae u ought to be KEEP, fee from sec,arian bias
me SUBJECT came before the Board OF OverseeIs on
ia a whsn The following resolution was offer
Heoetf ina, while ,he Board OF overseers wopIa NOT
mseat, recommend The adoption Of any nxed rne =.
p s the vacancies which may hereafter occur in The
az me reoy eAptcss ." opinion that care should be
t'srca part 81 the io1rd should be 5, fle as n v.
- one res,9as denomination majority Of IA. slercs
Eenbers Of the Board" e >'s'''"
= The resolution was laid on the ,atle by VOTE NJ
10 So, the majority OF the Board being Unitarans
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|toopYEAR'S ovEISHoES pa'ented lsi4.-2o.0o0
" ,air new and beautiful style. These overshoes
r,a4eo Of new Metallic Gum Elastic Composition They
are una;eratle b. any climate The heat Of the Tord
Zone viii rot melt or soften the-the cold OF the Frgt
Zone cannot stIien them.
For elasticity. beauty durability and comfort they are
far sperior 70 any other Oversize offered TO the pub
lie Thev have always received the highest premiums
f-, the Mechanics Institute OF Boston, the American L.
s,ite of New-York and the Franklin Ins itue ci ha-
cIrha warrant toodyeaTs overshoes possess al tie
Qualities above stated. Dealers invited call and
,s, The facts for themselves. For SALE wholesale and
tan. br-GEo REECHER, loo broadway, between Pine
and wa I-street. Neu-York- Isl
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CIV. H. Graham, 1852 Nassau-stree,, has No
Of Martins Illustrated Family Bible. In mechanical
finish we have seen nothing perfect The engraving
Of The Holy Family, by j. Brain, from painting by
Leohardo da vnci, is e1quisi.ely done.
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t. Harpers' Illuminated and Illustrated SHAKES
rEARE, Nos 4l-2 CThe Winters TaleD has just
appeared. The typography is above praise.
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Id ICH'S IMPROVED PArENT SALAMASDEk
HI SUPERINTENDENT dry, Us we'll as fire aH theit
proorThe following certificates from some OF the most
respectable merchants and Others in the city OF Newt
ess establishes their fire proof Quaii!sS beyond a.!
doubt:
The undersigned have this day witnessed the trial Of
one OF Rchs improved paIeu Salananter Sales III me
furnace OF the Sea Bird.
The Safe placed in the furnace at 10 minutes after
u o'clock A. NJ and remained there three hours, CONSTANT
" exposed 10 the Intense heat that could be created
by the nse Of p:tchpne and cottonwood. Il was then
taken 20 the store OF Mr.. Rchs agent in this city and
opened when they found that the neither
burned nor scorched and that the woodwork a
pearance OF having been exposed 10 fire.
The undersigned are convinced that this Safe sub
ect togreates heat than could possibly exist the bur
ing OF any building In this CITY, however combSLls its
contents and they therefore have hesitation In SAYING
that Rchs Safes enep;ly against, the risk
fire, under any circumstances whatever.
SEw-oRLEkSS. 18th June. 1914
Jerome i. Ballard, Master of steamer Sea Rid
John uoes. Fire Inspector OF Western Marine and
Fire Insurance Company.
Thos. H. Chcnowith, Joseph Grant,
R.McGregcr, j. II. Staufcr,
A. c. Labatt, Benjamin B. Cook,
Rene H. Bruact
one Of our customers saved $4,000 in one of Richs
although The burglar had six eight hours Try hi.
skin on the lock-
Inc above Safes are sold IN this city only by
80, a. s. MARVIN, Agent for the Manufacturers.
sHsye 1884 Water street.
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I)OiIiDI\IT 81 hUOL FOX ,i.lLt. PufILS-iiemI-
ID stead Seminary Hampstead L. l. on branch Of the l.
Railroad q miles from Brooklyn Terms from Sl25 20 Sl5O
year Circulars I'll x j. Chamberns' South William
street. Also Newman's Book store ie9 Broadway The
Principal during the month of Apu nj 20 Nassau. The sum-
m-s Term commences the first of Nav
nhi 2n NATHANIEL DUNN. 4. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
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re- George Crulkshank's Omnibus, Vehicle
for Fun and Frollc, with Illustrations, may be
had Of W. H. Graham, ls2 Nassaustreet /; is selection
o. the richest gems from the English edition of the work
OF the modern Hogarth If you have leisure for fun this
is lust the thing to suit you.
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ey- Burgess, Stinger & Co have No. 43 Of LIT
TELLS LIVING AGE. The leading paper in it Review
from the London Ahennum.o Wilkes Exploring Expe-
At
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CARPET WEAyERS and Manufacturers generally " I'll
X VII find "a CiiLROY'S TREATISE on THE. ART
OF WEAVING reple,e with Instructions illustrated wiz,
some goo easr4rin. written with admirable ei=arGess and
thoroughly 2ractcal-pubbed IN one are octave volume
Price I'VE dollars, and for sale 81 = spruee-ItEest
mas 80 - D-NLo " ~,
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Book or CoMMoS PRAYER.-Harper and Brothers
have just issued fine octave edition Of The Book
of Common Prayer and Administration of the
Sacraments, and other Rites and Ceremonies of the
Church. according TO the use OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Churchinth United States of America togeth
er with the Psalter or Psalms of David The type Is
large and the impression exceedingly clear, and
the edition is adapted either to the pew or the
family.
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BOARD.
SHAKSPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE-STS., y. Y.
LII The subscriber respectfully informs the public thar
N he has leased the allow establishment mud now pre-
S pared accommodate them with Board and Lodging.
very moderate terms has been m the most thorough
and complete repair painted and reted with additional new
furniture and he will not usual what he ntends 20 DO
bnt soeits the travelling community IN visit and give MN
r,l and judge for themselves that the establishment under
his deserving OF the patronage OF the public
The location beus central business offers Inducements TO
merchAnS from the country (ium retired situation unsur-
passed by other house ia the city Terms 81 per day
per weel, proportion.
The subscriber call the attention OF parties, that
the Assembly Room will be let those giving Balls and
Concerts Tor the remaining part OF the and that the
will shortly h. put complete repair and fitted up
sucn style. M further calls the Of the pro-
lesonll sentcmen vi the law that his for aTbitraors
aud rprees hns undergone alteration aud that he ready
accommodate them reasonable terinSwhich will be
by his regulation of room hire.
y. B.A select number of Permanent Boarders Will be
mas Su, MINORD s. TaRESHER.
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DTSRAELrS CURIOSITlEs OF LITEkATUkE.
The foregoing valuable work; with the "Curosities OF
American Literature" Jy r. W. Griswoid, is published
comoe;c in one large -oyal octave volume and sold for
about quarter OF the London price II forms certain
" one of the most valuable works in the English language
and no public or private library complete without il;
For sale by
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DArENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANHS. FOR
1 BOOTS AND SHOES.-LORIS BROOKS takes this
Opportunity of calling the attention O: the trade well
the public generally the superior advantages OF adopting
his improved boots aud shoes, in which he his Introduced
the Patea: Elastic Metallic Shank.
To the weare- /, presents the following. along many
ether advantages over the od method Of stitching the
soes OF boots and shoes By several layers OF leather by the
elasticity Of the shank which IS placed in the inner SOLE
il gives graceful turn the foot; 10 the PEDESTRIAN II
gives ease preventing the foot from pressing forward in
the boot; Wills. TO fa-.oo:ed persons II Is equally adran-
,reous as the arch or hollow the foot is sill preserved
and b. this process walking boot or shoe may &c made
with low heel and the hollow Of the foot not be exposed
10 the mud in the old method Il gives support 20 all
the muscles the foot ~ he tie. and is re.ark
bv easy 20 those who troubled with corns- Persons
required 70 stand 4; the desk viii find them great des
derarrn r<I6 5m1 LoRTS BROOKS, i3- Fuiton-st-
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MEL TRIED-DAY'S OVER SIioES-Ihe best GT-
w iics erT iHddeI h- low price which We have reduc-
ed these celebrated Over Shoes embracing all our ate improve
nents make them the cheapest Shoes Tor SLOPPY walk.
snaps 10 suit every fashion Of Boot. A siead li;c
hand adapted French boots, Tor sar 10 Ne" orr at re-
Leary < Cos Aston House and Mr.; NJ C. 81 John. orpG-
OF Rab6ers MAJ be iouad al wholesale and retail.
HORACE n. DAY,
Successor To ROIburv I. Il. Co
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CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DOCU-
MENTS''
Col. NASE, Of AmeriiG, Nem- York, mrites
under dafe Of January y, 1915,
as f0LjO1rS

Mr.. ISAAC BUTTS:
Chery is held nothin. than merits. HAVING its
beneficial effects my Family believe II 10 be nvalua-
bic in of incipent Consumption. -
Nj wife, whose Constitution naturally feeble, IN the ia
Of 1913 took cold which affected her lungs producing
haassng and hosrseness that she conld with dt
Guilty speak.
physicians became alarmed al her situation ;od her mat u
less her cou. and symptoms left her the weather
preached il would BE- likely The weather became
cold At the he nledlcne 20 take which
tended 10 lessen her fever but still her OUCH OARSf
NESS and RAISING OF BLOOD continued about the
time At this alarming OF ,he disease procured
few bottles of Wisiars Basam oil " lid Cherry when she be-
gan to take. After bottle could perceive little
benefit from ittbecause she had become SO fer reduced BY
this emaciang disease but prevailed her continue
lis use though freely confess hoping against hope
Before IN. second bottle gone thought there
relief and she I-rseyered its till she had taken
bottles: and now the gratifying result PERt ECI
RESTORATION 10 her usual heal,ii No; OF those
alarming symptoms have and should DO myself
injustice did fully aud earnestly recommend 1t 10 Others
who may be in similar situation.
Respectfully your friend. W. II. NASE.
+. NJ Swift Esq. District Attorney Of Dnchess writes:
February 3 1888.
am acquainted with Col w. II. Nase, Of Armenia who is
man trus-ard has OF facts entitled - full
credit Further know that the llth Of his viii IS Sraty
i,rurOyel T.. VI. SWIFT.
Again We say call aud the ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS.
They fully prove tina, this Blsam the only reliable remedy
for PAINS e8kness OF the Chest and Lungs Coughs Colds
Liver Complaint ncpient Consumption. Asthma Of one 10
years Standing Raising Of Blood and every disease pro-
duced by cold and changing climate
Remember certificates and statements OF cures are III
STRICTLY TRUE.
Principal Office 2 Ann.s but sold by Druggists IN all parts
Of III. c6uutrv s21
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PER.

u B. CLAYTON SONS have for sale at their Ware
IL. house. No 81 John street. amost extensive assort-
of Printing, Writing, Envelope colored and other
Papers Binders, Straw Bonnet BandDoN and Trunk
Boards, Press Papers, &c.
Their stock OF Writing Papers. adapted for Staoners
use, will be found unusually extensive.
Constantly on hand
Book and News Printing assorted sizes weights and quail
Colored Medium, double do and other sizes.
Cover Papers various coors and weights for Magazines
and Cheap Publications.
Ledger Writing fine and super do, blue anu whi'e wove
and laid.
Flat and Cut Caps plain and ruled and laid blue and
White.
Letter ruled and plain white and blue and laid.
Packet Posi-. Commercial do, Folio DO Bank do.
Bank Note Paper Tobacco do, Envelope do.
Shoe and Tea do, Straw Wrapping do, Palm Leat do.
Hardware and Cloth Papers. III great variety.
silk and Log Paper Sand Paper Stock Cartridge Paper
Play Bill IIattcr Blctting, Druggists and Tsstc Papers,
SC. &c.
" B.-Paper of every description made to order. ms
7 Isr OF PAPER MANUFACTURERS MATERIALS
II for sale by CYRUS w. FIELD, No. Burning Sip.
R sfTi OiS Rass-various qualities
Domestic = County mixei Southern and West.
mixed Coored und Blue ; Can
WIS, Bacging. Cotton Waste; Wrap.
e,ps PapeI Stock, SC
rELTNcEnrh a 1Ss Vet sp Fs aa S n Il in 81
IN. 81 IN. Go in. and :! inches wide;
f's'' 10. ioin sa 4aia. IS in sG is a%
FourIriner Machine Wet Feltng-l2 feet by Is
inches and rs feet by 10 inches.
Press Roll Felts-
l20xNln i2tt x 3sm l2Gxtsin i26xs2in
l3ftx34in l3ftx 40in Il III 5tm II Y X 81 IN
i2nx 81 in I2ftx i3 in l2ftx So in II f u in
Fouririuer Jacke,s-Jl inches by 66 inches.
Cylinder Machine do or Couch Roll Covers.
Dryer Felts, vnrous szcs.
~ English and American Telling made 10 orler, OF any
size All thickness short notice. These feelings made
expressly order and warranted fully edual TO
my that tn this market.
WIRE CLOTTl-Fourdrner Wires, various widths. These
FOnnlrnier Wires from cele.
brated manufactured IN England. and
warranted very superior article.
Cylinder Machine Wine Cloth. cut to tic any
cylinder. for both under and upper
faces: Sewing and winding Wires, &c.
SMAITS-FFFE-FFFE's-
SCREENS-Brnss Screens Nos. i, and3
TWINE-All sizes and qualities.
SITlNG-AsSored qualities.
Observation-Disclosures received for Fourlriner ard Cylinder
Machines. Cutting Presses, Engine
ALUM-OIT. OF VTTRlOl-SODA ASH. &c &c. ms lw
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BRNEy. lit has been proposed that the FRS,
sstaie admitted 10 the Union from the TERRITORY Of
Texas. ought 10 be named '' Birney," after the
Sader Of the party whose votes procured the elec-
ION OF Texas President, and the opinion seems
~ De gaming ground. We cannot doubt that the
Eoposal will be properly considered BY those who
A<se ae decision to make. GBost Daily Adv.
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gro THE BOOT And SHOE WEARING -
y n 4 Einn CT

FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE SToRE-GRoSS
Il BELTS, l56 Fultonsiree one door e,s; OF B-"ai-
way, keep hand lr.e assortment Of Boots and Shoes
made in the fashionable style ana ci The Jest iia-
terials.
NB-5Iade TO order ali descriptions Of Boots ard Shoes
Els -ran;ed and nrces low suit the times 81 "
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Ig5- The number of students in the Theological
Seminary of the Episcopal Church, near Aexan-
dria, is So This Seminary is in Fairfax County,
ilree miles from Alexandria, and eightfrom Wash
ington.
FlRr.-The dwelling house Of Chester Roberts
in Germantown, (Pa.) was burnt on Saturday,
loss 81 coo.