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STATS & BARKER,

cLoTHING AND FURNIsHING wAREBorsE
No. I7s RroGdrGy directly opPoSte Horrard Hotel
* l. B. are cow receiving large and elegant assor,,
= nent of spring and Goods, which they viii
make up In he fashionable styles Ct their us
srsngers and others eau he supplied with very SUPERB
or article Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue brown and black cloth Dress and ,,- IN
Fr0cR CCats.. '''''~
Saxo Gotha, Cashnerett Peto Costs w 70 - W. W.
Twesds, Kertan. &c Lain Ssck Coats ~ ID W
Pants OF Cashmere Linen Drills, &c &C.. W 20
Vests of Whit. Mars Cashmere, SDks 1c. UO 10 . w
Ove.cost-s light and beautiful Tweeds, SaSo CONES
and Csssineres for travelling Overcoais
general assortment of furnishing articles, viz:
Crava,s Stocks Ties Shirts Collars Cloves Suspen5ers
silk md cotton Under Shirts- &c &c WIS 5-n
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CAMBRIDGE A CIrY.-The vote yesterday in Cam
bridge on the acceptance OF the City Charter, was de-
cided in tho affirmative, By Gas Yeas and sai Nays
Roxbury and Cambridge are both cities, and Charles
town will be one before twelve months We err IN our
ale ulstiors Boston journal.
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soEENCK'S PULMoNIC SYRUP,


CONSUMPTION. LIVER COMPLAINT, ScRoFuLA, &c
TITS AN UNDESIRABLE FACT that ScbencS's Pumon'
Lie syrup has made and greater than other
remedy in this country The OF s success must DC
anparsnt to every person who investigates It's merits as II
IL based upon principles that cannot be couro7eed IL IT.
pens the the uDgs and assists nature 10 expe
FROM the system; II promotes healthy secretion OF bic
and removes all and diseases from the stomach
and liver ~, -. I, IL.
Those who have used IT, always .e,y TO Its healing vir,
ues Tor their suierngs alayed and heath resto,sa
through tina bamy Influence of the Pumonic Syrup In lhe
whole world Is medicine that has made sucn gres
curos as all certificates that have been published are true
10 The letter. others may he seen at The ONCE
No. 4 Cort,and-st .,,.
The genuine Pumonc Syrups prepared exclusively by NE
propretor and ia FOR sale az his principal office No Cor
land st. where persons receive advice have either 6e
lungs examined and obtain pamphlets describing CUN-
SUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER C0MfLAiNI,
free of charge For also by A. T. Sands 90. rs
Rrosdysy Hutchings 24S Beecker-st Ford, 2t Fourth
8, cor Wooster; Eve So Hudsoc,et; Dr. gardner, 90
cor Smith and Dean-,t Brooklyn; Redding Co. sate
81. Boston. ,, ,, ,
original Genuine Pulmonc Syrup and TO avoid deception
aPP' ~ 49, ~ rG2S 2rTh&S
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MINES AND MINRRALs.a

MIN Els AND MINHHAIS.3
THE SUBSCRIBER continues 70 examine mines anu
mining regions for companies and individuals, and 70
report upop their capacities nature Of the ores and best
modes OF using them ncu ding plans Of furnaces kns NC
His attention for several been particularly directed
TO the working and OF Iron and Copper In all pars
of The United States Cuba the Lake Superior country,
Nc JAMES IA HODGE. Geologfst and Chemist
Stockbrdgs Iron Works, mass.
REFERENCES.
Messy. saItus & Co. Joseph Tuckerman, Esq
s T. TIsdsle & Co. Theodore sedg~lck, Esq
Ssmy Ward Esq ]. 4. Bu,,srworth ESQ
Application can be made TO Mr.. BpTTEkWORTh, No.
q, Ifibbar,vst a, To terms &c 2f 1wiskifos
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Let those afflicted with Dyspepsia, Cos!iveress Nervous
Headache Indigestion Wind in the S;olsch Gc & be sd
vse 10 Try Coopers An;Dyspeptc Pills, which are al h-
Price q cents per box with ul direction For sale a.
Murray-sL principal ot:ce il America ,ppr,
ltpss u D. plA4-I@N'
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~ Tnis * the season for Advertising in tn

r PhrenoIo gists, ard Publishers of Phrenoiogicsl
nm Physiological WORKS,
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General Notires.

rSr For ,he Spring Trade OF neighborng Counties
and States this is the sdversein Country News
papers person is authorized by him to solicit cards
or advertisements and prevent mistakes all orders IN
tended for his Agency should he addressed to "
r,,hrns Rp;,dings al II
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STEAM POWER.

STEAM POWER. -, :, Co.,
STEAM POWER TO LET IN i ns% eoIner 81 as,h 81
and Ie,h.sy.nue Apply 8, CUMMING e .is Tms
ofhee No. 2S7 Westisosl
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TIE CUMBERLAND CIVILIAN.


rE1HIS old established Paper is 10 he published from h's
date as a ni-:reeEy aud is location oers to The uef-
camille community great advantages as an adverisns me
countes OF Maryland Virginia aud Pennsylvania which
will much increased h. The change from weekly 70
uore and Ohio Rail Road in heart Of the mineral re-
gou of Maryland and makes The connectng link IN the
chain of Eastern and Western travel -
Advertisements OF one sixteen lines or ess-wi
be inserted times for 81 with charge of 3 CTS for
each additional Insertion YeaFiy advertisements
ceed,nc half column viii b. charged S25 per snnum ard
a fnl column $40 for the sane period
PRICE MuDD,
MA Wv Editors AMI Projectors. Cumberland. Mo
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Tremendous Loco-Foco Row and split.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


ALBANY, March 81.
Tammany Hall is outdone The Loco Focos, or
Harmonious Democracy of Albany County, are
entitled to the Hat! The history Of to-day marks
new era in the annals OF Loco Focoism But 10
particulars AS you are already aware, the Loco
meetings in almost all the Wards of the City were
ssna.ized by rows and double sets OF Delegates
In the country towns at the regular meetings, the
Old Hunkers swept every thing,-thus securing
majority OF the Delegates, let the City go as II
would But the Barnburners got up second meet
ings in several Of the towns and appponted new
Delegates, thus in their turn securing majority OF
the Convention so that today was 70 be pre-
sentcd the grand spectacle OF two bodies being IN
the same place al the same time The Convention
was 10 be held at Clark's. in New Scotland, abou,
b miles from the city. AT an early hour this morn
log, every thing that had wheels was set in motion
toward Clark's, loaded with the bone and sinew OF
the factions, CAGGER Il Co. 80; ahead and took
possession of the ROOM The Old Hunhers remon-
strated, and terrible row ensued. Clubs and
knives were lourished at great rate. and the Old
Hunkers were ous,ed from the ROOM after blood
had flowed freely and scores Of eyes were clad In
deep mourning
Our U. 5. Collector, GALLUP. got tremendously
maued his face looking like mashed Jelly Cor
MING got considerable OF n crack. Old Law
RENEE VAN DuzES, the Ambient Old bunker OF
Bern who got WATSON nominated last Fall. was
kicked so badly tina, he had 10 be carried home
CRoswELL saved his bacon from pounding, and
captured huge dirk.knife, the property of some
Barnbusner. The Old HuRkers, thus driven from
one room, withdrew 20 another, bu, were followed
By the Barnburners, and driven from the premises
They then returned TO the city, and are now in Con-
venton al the U. S. Hotel in Washington ST making
out ticket; The most intense excitement. race and
hatred exist, unparalleled here or elsewhere
The Barnburners, having thus driven their enc
NV from the field, admitted all their own Dele
gates and proceeded to nominate ticket GERREr
Y. LANSING of Albany, JSo. c. SCHUYLER of
Waiervlie,; WILLIAM HOLMES (AntiRen,erl of
New. Scotland. and HORACE X. WILLARD, of
Knox, new importation from Delaware, were no
minated
Thus far am / enabled 20 give you history of
this last campaign between the Rival Houses Of
York and Lancaster. For farther particulars.
must refer Won TO the Argus and atlas. Yours, &c
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l0000sns EAs S aF 96 Rs.S PIT Isss Paper VIZ
2sxS2, ~ to % pounds per
2ixs6. . to SO pounds per
s2xo5, - 10 so pounds per
G5s2-. - 10 81 pounds per re.n.
2Ix23, % 10 81 2ounfs per
2iX5s, 81 10 60 pounds
S6rS7 Is 10 SO pounds per
2SxS6, so 10 s. pounds per
23x42, SO TO Is pounds per reaui.
2s1i6, - 10 SO pounds per reanl.
ike 30 To IS pounds per reAIn. For sale by
I'm CYRUS W. FIELD. No Surings,
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver Wsre, Gc--Pur-
w chasers invited 20 examine The following article.
which are offered very low prices Duplex LIE.
var Leuins and other Watcher by approved makers OF
rept inporation. il gold and silver csseh OF The
latest styles warranted correct ne keepers God Chana
Sasis KEYS Rings Pima Bracelets and every description
OF ns. and fashionable Jewsry. Silver Spoons Ladies
Knives Forks Plated snd Britannia Ware Cold srd Silver
psnc Ces.s Gold P.rs Maut- Ciccss, eod chotce 7e-
isrtion Of Fancy 6iuods WsIches ioweir 1c cleaned
sn5 r.pairsd LOCKWOOD 4 SCRIBNER,
oe5 P-grl-sL corner Of E1ltor-sL
IIni,,-i Sia-s Eoie-
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For THE PILRS.

nR UPHAM,S ELECTUARY-An internal remedy, 10
certain cure the Piles internal or external bleeding
or blind Sold III Fultons Divsion-s and by ne Fro
nr.tor regularly educated Physician Of twenty Year,
perenc. confined Office practice where Files and al
Chronic diseases successfully treated Medlca Unee
1856 Bowery 4 doors above SprDg-st mnII SmDaW
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PAPER HANGING DEPOT,

PAPER HANGING DEPOT,
g. PIX J. GRArAcAP.
81 Macen-!are
IMPORTERS and DeaeTs in French and American f.-,
HAN a. respectfully invite Country Merchants. Lana
lords and Tenants - call examine their and
splendid assortment al Paper Tsuengs, Views, Fire Boar
P,tnls Borders, Lc- before purchasing elsewhere
n B.-Consianily on hand general assortment OF Up
holstery goods. &; Wholesale sn- retail
Window shades-a spcndid assortment, stvery reduced
pr.cea, and In apy quRnrfy. nni3 lneon
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- Boston Subscripuons TO the sew ore
Tribune received by authorized Agents !. 20.
Stsissireet Perns-lo week or TWO csns ior
Single Copies. 60
Weekly Tribras every Friday Morning. Or cents or -
per
All rev and cheap publication. fo sails O. log = aIese
by Boston Publisher Thiert Nspoleou- le' eoaa
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~ ID. wheeler, Attorney aud Counselor 81
Las 80 comr,i,soper Of Deeds 4c- viii attend in The
sssiicF. Rsn Of YsIn1uany Ha Il al houEs Of The day
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state of Trade.

Fnrln MONEY Mnrkct..... March-
The news from America had caused some depression
in the French funds The Three per Cents closed a. s4f
roc the Five per Gents l22 soc the Orleans Railroad
shares 1851 Soc Roueu 1927 Soc hAvre 1907 Great
Bordeaux 672f SOC; Boulogne 550f Troyes md Monte
resu 450f Basle 25f Soc Dieppe 470f Pa,.und Stras
burg SSH eJc Tours and Nantes 5S5f Paris Lyons
63!f sc.
ons and Avignon Railroad aaoo 5O9f ditto Qacoin,S
5Q5f: ditto Ccmpscne Meridonse 5o2f SOC; d,;o De.
6ni,ves 6C 2Sc Bordeaux and Cetie (Mackenzie) 530f
Sc ditto (Espee,o) 5lo ditto Denitve ooi oVe Char
ieroi 1861 SOC
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rTy- Phaion's Magic Hair Dye.-A new snd lnsei-
n.SI. d,coyery being liquid dye, wcich
cbsnss The color o. hs;s whisSers 10 eesuuui
Sron or black wiIhou, n1ry 10 The hair or skin Gsnus
n 49, ;sr whskers dyed in i've minutes al The de-
nn 81. q -naaIxxy Pfice per boltle 81 ms I'm
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r. sir Ashley Cooper's Pills.-Dyspepsia-l
Cause-Error in diet, neglect OF proper exercise anu
every hing which dehililatss the System.
ITS SYMPTOMS
are numerous Among them irreguaIliy oil the ooweis
dss food With stomach scd:ty, oppression al
The region Of the stomach Il not unffequeny is
the case that upon its victim before hs Is Az
OFi I
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hooks.
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large ocavo Volumes printed hns paper, with clear
tgpe illustrated with beautiful engraved vigne,te titles
bound ia substantial and elegant binding and will he fur
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Library of History OF inestnsble value to any who
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and present state of every principal nation that exists.
well particularly OF the very recent existing events
and present political relations OF country spe
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70 any pa OF the United States The reduced rates OF Pc
Price for the work in Nos. (compeie 8. Fun hoaad,
Ia .,Yo vols 81.
Agents. are wanted Obtain subscribers in every in
tho United Sisies Address postpaid, the pu5sher.
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oo-PARTNERsHIP,

r1HE heretofore existing betwosn the sub
] crib.rs under the firm of FINCH CHICHESTER 10
lh day by mutual consept All persons indeo<ed
10 the firm are hereby requested 20 mako immediate pay
the name of the frm In liquidation. ,,,,o,,
JOHN B. CHICHESTER.
Me-, yorL March % 1919 MI Tvs
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Smeh every one ""0 Is DEATH

ITS TENDENCY
10 an affection OF The lungs the liver and he bowels
OF which hasten
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Boarding ar6 6otsls.

PRIVATE BOARD-A Gentleman and his Lady
Il also, 2or single genueuien-ean be peasspuy aSsom
mods,ed whore the comforts OF home may Do es a
Apply al III Wooster-st, near Houston. lnol %
DOARD-Geulleu,en and their wives can he accomno-
I'D dated with good board and pleasant rooms Ater uo Isl
OF May at l04 Wooser-st Also, few single gentleman
Apply corner li,h-st and 6tsavenue. mol wv
U0ARDINIs-At, No. n Coruand-st-Mr.. Gere can
~ now three four gentlemen win perms
nent board and separate apartments .equlteu, on
crate There will be removal during inc Pteaeu
year. References exchanged ni,o wv
A PRIVATE FAMILY residing upon farm ~ the
Atown of Fishkl, pleasantly located near me visge
would accommodate few respectable families Wo ooarS
during tho Summer. Referenee-Rev ID. B. huuc5, <1s
sth.st N. Y. MA Saw9h-
nOARDING.-a pleasant parior and bedroom may %
- had by single gentleman, or gentleman sno as
wit board the lat OF Mey next Al iHp Ofcnau.sI ne
best of references exchanged nm I'm
I OOGING APARTMENTS, neatly furnished, 10
II srewly built house, sitna.s In quiet p!easah'
the Bleecker and Amy.st stages few single gentlemen
will find accommodation as above without oosru 10
lily who have no boarders and VINO wiz suve 70 p'o r
able gentlemen ind their convenience much promoted oy
having ard tea with the family might perhsPs
be 90 arranged IL should promise 10 DO mutually pe"sn
10 m. parties Terms moderate Please address D. f. NJ
Lox $50. Post Office
ID OARD-A front parlor on tho u door, with a small
a)bedroom attached, will vacated In few days.
gentleman and lady wbhius pleasant apartments
The SumRer in healthy and ashlonaole Pss. o. ae
City, will nd this opportunity Inquire al $40
way near Unionplace. =, Nv
DOKRD WANTED--By a Gentleman and his Wife,
Ddown town. A pleasant. unfurnished parlor ane oeo
room attached, the second door, WIZ tuil ooaiu "A
small family FOR the ensuing year. for ~ per Week "a
A NEW PRIVATE BUAKDING-HuUsE,-
ATwo geu,lcnsn and their wives and two single gsnus
men tue responsibility can obtain permanent ooaia
al 23 East Brosdvay the hrst Of MAY None put qu
o. and re,pectahe persons need apply Those who are pr
preferred For farther particulars cal Ga or 90
II Currier, No. 342 Grsndar or John A. Walker d. a. ~
Oliv~rs- noI o-eno
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NTPVV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. news shippers OF
] = - - 1.s.r ,rninc. Great BfiLAin.

NEW TARIEF.-imPorisnt news - Shippers OF
| rain and other farm produce. TO Great Britain
new law having passed the Legislature admitting me
importation foreign and provisions al very 10"
dy an opportunity will be given To ihoss who are de-lr'
on. 10 ship 10 The GsSgow market - open good connec-
ion with Inc subscriber Who has been - years III the gram
@ nroyi-Ior ts6e end has hitherto been none OF
sav importance or who bad any practical knowledge OF
,hsr trade IN Glsfgow better opportunity could not De e
| nv rasnsctable houses 10 form connection In that
nsrse: Libsra! advances will be given 10 shipPers
Frcm The subscribers long experience ana Anowsoge Oh
m. srac and provision rsde, and also his friendly ina-
- Win The buyers large and respectable trade may be
csfriasd upor The subscriber begs 70 reer shippers 10
Nj Al-S II FiDlay AstJr House, NeT-York.
Inea Inn ROBERT ROBERTSON, IS Unionst glasgow
EGG-CODDLEs, esg.gtsssea, eggspoons egg-.a-
Ia dies eggsicers, sggwhips, eSs-churns egg poacnefs
OF our o por,aon ard manufacture for sale Of prices
nurh reduc i'd SMITH, TORREf 4 co
ms0 Housekeepers' Emporium, As Msiten-iene.
STRAW GOODS.
IT, A. NAPIER Gate Nspier Fisher &c % has removed
1874 Pesrist TO 81 Johnst near o woers
h. osrs for sale general assortment OF ne and iassion
sie Borne.s suitable ormsrchanis snd miiiref1 trade
ula Inn --------
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A PRIVATE FAMILY residing upon farm ~ Tho
Atown of Fshkii pleasantly located near the village,
would few respectable families witb board
dining Ina sumner Referenee-Rev. n s. Huica, 22s
M y, ~ " m2x 3awSms
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- VAKDING2.-A pleasant parior and bedroom may be
had nv single gentleman gentleman and bis lady,
wi, board on the s OF May next l2 orchardst The
~, Of ras.,snrss sxchanged mh2 Pms
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V.RIySTE BOARD-A Gentleman and his Lady
u also 2or single genuemen-can be pleasantly accom-
modsed whore tie comforts OF homo may be resilled
Apply at lf7 Woosier+t, near Houston mol u
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BOARD WANTED--By Gentleman and bis VIE,
Ddown town pleasant uniurnshsd paTiSr a5e Se1
room attached the second door, win fuH ooaru' 10
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patent alebirines.
sANps,s sARsAPARILLA,

FIR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT cuSE or ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE of
INV ri DON or HABITS OF THE SYSTEM VIZ:
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Professor Edwards permitted refer the following
gentlemen: The Honorable Addison Gardiner, 1t Gov
Raw Dr. Whitehouse Prof Bush Rev. Chas. II. Read aud
Edward f. Sanderson ESQ of New-fork.
Thos, ladies' and gentlemen who DESTROYS 81 taking
will please leave THAR the office OF the Al
bion bookstore OF messrs Gates and Sedman Us William
az or the Of the Professor, at Mira elands No 90
Leonari al Nv
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i,H.kna CS.-Tre trade suppr.d with alInanscs al
"a The prcas 0Imsnusrturing al Tn rihnns Office ana
NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES.
gUST PUBLISHEU-The Rules and o.ders Of The Court
J of Common Pleas for the City aad County of
For The Law Blank sut Stationery Esalshment OF
ms JANSEN L BELL. i5S Nsssau IL.
mo TIE MEMBERS of the Society Of Friends
Just published Memoirs OF the LIE 81 Ed ward Siab!e'
tIae OF alexandria D. c. with collection OF hii Letters
E,di,ed nv his Son. William Stahler. for sale by
BAKER, CRANE 4 DAY,
,n77 o,Is ltos. l53 L 374 Pearlst-
MALES GLOBE, and Transparent Celesta! Sphere
for sne his Nautical Institute franklin SQUARE ~
y from 81 so; asn Vsles Astronomical Card and Eie
nerary Astronomy, S71 cents also his Ephemerial or
c,i,ha Ji rIs rn3 lneod'
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81 OARDING-At, No. a Coruand-st-Mrs. Gere can
AZ now accommodate three or four gentlemen win perms-
board and separate apartments II requlred on mou
crate tsrma There will be removal during Inc pfedeuA
go ,af.r.rce. s.chanyel milo Ayr.
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EpOAKD-Geuuemen and their wives can he accommo-
I'D dated with good board and pleasant rooms aiter ue Isl
o{hay at lo4 WooslersL Also, few single gentleman
Apply corner li,h-sL and 9th avenue. mSi Nv
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CRANITE SHEETINGs-lOc sses, Sc inch besehed
OGrsrte Co. sh-etngs, Ibis day received Fer sac oy
S1UAWLs sHAWLs .-C-aned Without injury TO
he roors n Mrs. Robtnsons Clear SEARCHING Esta5nih
mem, 80 Mercer-st AL La>es and M1Ain eanfoIaefeo
roods returned looking equal 70 new. mlS I'M
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aTEW TYPE FOUNDRY, No. 50 Ann-st near God
Ns-The subscribers have opened new to3oery ~ zoe
nevspspr book or fancy types and every ctasr slcS
usc-ssary for printing The types are s2nc-caSs
~ Sopid, hon rev rnn,Ies, OF The best OF materials
and ar. nrrrl-d 10 supeorn beauty and dEra1iy 70
sn !, he rad a. any otter foundry in toe city OF New
v cu;in The s,est style expressly for se'e-
otZn au Tor this purpose superior 10 arynlns ever
5r offered 10 he public who are invited 70 call and e1-
e-t IinsrnI sisccuns VII be rsaasio CASH
= sm n COCKCRoFV L oVERENp.
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PERTH AMBOY SEMINARY.
TIME SUMNER SESSION Of this lus,itnion will COM
I mence "Wednesday, May 9Th.
There will he few vacancies for Youth OF correct habits
DESTROYS OF improvements
From past experience aud the Principals feel
themselves warranted In assuring The public that the rea
sonabe expectations of their patrons will be realized.
The location aud provisions Of this Institution afford I'M
usual facilities for pleasure aud safety in bathing
TERMs-75 per session of - weeks for board and tuition
with u Sc of books for all English sudies
Circulars with estimcriaAray be had at Dodds Book
store 5rick Church Chapel N York or OF the Prgcpnls
s. z. WOODBRIDGE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

Thus far am l enabled 10 give you history OF
this last campaign between the Rival Houses OF
York and Lancaster. For farther particulars. l
must refer you to the Argus and Atlas Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-17
THH INQUIRER. |
LITCHFIELD, SEPTEMBER IL, ls46.


The Annual Cattle Show and Fair Of
the Litchfiold County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will take place on Wednesday and
Thursday of, next week. The following
is the order of arrangements zs-zasa
The Viewing of Stock will commenc e
at II O'Clock on Wednesday morning, on
the same ground occupied last year.
Examination of Domestic Manufac-
lures, &c, &C., at the Court House, at II
o'clock on Wednesday morning.
The Ploughing Match will take place
on the West Plain, on or near the ground
occupied last year. at half-past 8 o'clock,
A. NJ, on Thursday. ." .w.. f'..".
The Society will return to the Congre-
gational Church at ii O'Clock A. NJ, on
Thursday, where an address may be ex-
pected-immediately after which, Premi-
ums will he declared and paid. a ..
By order of Com. Of lryan gements.