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II PULvERMACHER, from Balti.

II more, begs leave to inform the ladies o
Washington, that he will open tomorrow morn
ing, for very limited time, a most selected
assortment of French millinery and fancy
goods, under the charge of Madam A. BENE
DICT, from New York, who will act as my
agent in Washington, and who will be glad tc
receive her former customers, and the ladies gen.
orally, at the same place had when last in Wash.
lngton-viz; Pennsylvania avenue, under St Charles
Hotel, between Railroad depot and Sd street.
May l3-lw
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Proposals for wood.

CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received al
- the Office Of the clerk Of the House Of Represen.
tatives, until Wednesday the Sd day of June next
for furnishing, saving, and packing away in the
vaults, two hundred cords Of the best hickory wood
for the use Of the House Of Representatives; said
wood to be delivered, sawed, and packed away, or
or before the first day Of September next.
The contractor viii be required to give bond viii
ample security, for the faithful ufment Of his con
trnct. ..L - L-
~ F"' ." B. B. FRENCH,
Clerk Ho. Reps. United States.
P.S. No coal viii be wanted this season.
May INTEL
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lNO. D.
Mr.. Black TO Mr.. Buchanan.
Extracts
CONSULATE OF THE U. s. OF AMERICA,
Mnxicn 0ct % lQIE

Extracts
CONSULATE OF THE U. s. OF AMERICA
Mexico, Oct %, lS45.
| had the honor of addressing you on the 7th and
18th inst, in answer to your communication of the
18th ultimo, enclosing to you the answer of the
Mexican government TO my communication of the
18th instant.
The Mexican government is very anxious to
know when they may expect the envoy from the
United States; and, also, that may soon be able to
give it the information Of the American squadron
having retired from the port Of Vera Cruz,
We have rumors every day that a revolution is
shortly to take place, but, as yet things are quiet
Let this 20 as it will, think an arrangement is safe
as it has the sanction of the Mexican Congress in
secret session.
Number (Mr. Black to Mr.. Buchanan) states
trance Of an armed vessel which they supposed 10
be American, into the port Of Manzanillo and had
applied for explanation Of the circumstance Mr..
Black promptly denied that the vessel was Ameri-
can; and thereupon the following correspondence
was had between the American minister and Mr..
Black upon the subject. The two following letters
enclosed in Mr.. Blacks despatch to Mr. Buchanan,
No. 4, show how the matter terminated:
Enclosure No. S--Transation1
Nh PsRd y Psha 10 Mr.. Black.
[Prvate
OcroBER 81, l845
MY DEAR SIR: Although this is not to be under
stood, in any way, as an intimadon Of the reopen
ing of the friendly relations at present interrupted
between Mexico and the United States, find my
self compelled by an occurrence which has recent
ly taken place on our coast Of the Pacific to address
myself TO you, inasmuch as this 10 demanded by
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Enclosure No. ~
;. Black 10 Mr.. PeHa v PsRa,

CoNsuLkrE OF TIVE UmrED STATES,
Mexico, October l3, ls45.
The undersigned consul Of the United States Of
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Sar.QDQcftprcn.

TcIacnee Socrren (Iuo bon cen oerltieecntn
1auuld,ps unp Der Staet gIlcntaun, in ees
seha @auutn, burd) bic @cmmiRicnrrs, ais
Idr. @cIIcftcrcn fur 1916 bcifimmt spcrccn.
= .slIcntanu. Charles {. Rcuharb,
glcrfbdmptcn. Daniel Saumer,
Naucucr. @bdrIts Solper,
4 SaI,burg.- -sIbraham 3icgeufuR,
Sber Sauccn.-&ccr9c Gndue,
Sber Iilforb. .-Selb Willer, ....r.
5iiccrr Warunaie. s. 9iathau Eus,
Sber Mneuuge. .-Samnel Wfieeemerc,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scittcl, ir
epnn.-Saccb eeibp, r......
ecmbil. .-Scnas 8der, -1 .
Soeioelberg. rg.-peter W'iler (8auer,)
9scro BheitbaG. Baer, s s.
Glib Wheithau. - Caniel s. 8tcaeS.
Sbise @cDIeftrreu iInb srfud,t I'D, auf 9Rs"'
tags ben 6ten Suli, ;niffen, ben Stnuocn
pcn 10 llbr 8crmittdes unc 4 llhr'RahfNt'
taas In Der @cmmsicnsrs amfsitubs in Der
Sfaot Sllicntaun rtnlufuoen, nm ihre f8am
ben nit Sirberbeit, mad, oem @eieB abiiae'
ben, uno ibre Duplicate uno pdpiere Sl er'
baIien-- auf Ssfebl ees Boards
llbr. 3ic9enfue, S6retber,
Suui IL, -..' nq3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
nbu6's Nirtbsbaus.
$40. H. |
Oltttwp6, 2Nltm Gult 1916.
81 q (b ri CD t

mirb hermit ac9ebcrt, tas Der llnterscidnete
ale sIominiftratcr pcu Der SinterInernfd,aft
Der pcritcrtenen 8arbara Selfr i'd,
lcBthin bon 9icrb Bbetball 2aunid,ip, 9e'
dla @auntD, crnannt ppreen lit. 9llIe bieje'
nigen baber ,prlde nod 9ered,te slnipriid,e
an beIa9tc Siuterlaecnfd,aft baben, iIno er'
1mdt ielbige innerbalb 3 Wcnaten an ben
llnterSsid'ncten rinsuhdnbiaen. llno alle
weld)e nod ihuloia Nuo, iinb crniflid, 9ebc'
ten inncrbalb bcia9tcm 3citraume abSubesab'
len al
Saniel Selfri6, it. Nbm'sr.
D3ai 81, nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Gtne Gorte.
Al Faufcii.

u llntcr;eid,nete teSiencn fId bicfer
szS@5eleaeubrit ibre Srcunce uuc benz
szJ publjfum i'm 9ingemeinen Die 2lnsri'
S5 0e su madsR, bas fe NIT cinanocr
in cine @5rlrnld)aft 9etreten fno uuo bieten
oesbalb ibrc Cienfe ais 9lerSte, Wunbdrjtc
uno aN9emeiuen @cburtShsIfrr ben GimpOb'
ucrn pc, @ccpersbur9 uno Der um9egcnc
ad,tunespca an. Sie fInc bcreit ale oicje'
ni9en, bic le nit tbrer Runoldott brebren
mSoeii, ,u iroeub elmer 3cit, bel Gag poer
bel Iadlt uno ir9ero elmer &ntfrrnnng Su be-
eienru. Da iIe bribe brbeutenec @rfabriing
in Der glnsnbuus Ger srSeueifunit 9ebabt uno
in Der lluiperittGt BON penufDlpanien 9rabu'
irt babrn, 70 bcffen fIe auf rcid,lihen 3li>
Iprud,. Danfbar fir bisbrr 9encfene Sahl'
reihe 'llrtcrftueung bcffen fe burd, piinftii'
d,e 8reicnun9 uno ftren9er elufmcrffahfsit
ibrcr @cfhdften cine Scrtcauer gu aenieeen.
Stomas Cooper, Nt. ..
9tl9bman .. S9ane, Sd. 8.
Mai o7. nqbe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
@iuftrdi9teS SSrim
9SobntauS,
" uuo dnecrc 8erbc6truu9cn.

Ia aaaWt
Ga& uuc anecre 0erbcIeruuocn.
@inacic9cu uub inter @rccuticu 9eucm'
men ais cns @i9enthum bon 6 @barlc g
Snappenbcr
Srcita9S ben 26itcn Suni, INN 10 llbr Rit'
faa6, am Soauie pcu u bra a NJ q rs
gcwerc, in Der Staot NGcntauu.
Cine 9clpilie Cote @runr,
aclegcu in Der Stabt sIllcntaun, eed,a Sauns
tD, 9rdn;cnc an bas ncrcweitlide Gfe Der
SilIcn uuo Pibcrtp Straecn, in ocrbcld9tcr
Stoet, cntbaItsne in Srcut an tcidatcr 9llIcn
Giraffe 90 Sue uup in Der Iicfe $50. Dds
rauf bcfncet I'D, Gin
2HA s3lpciiftft9tc6 tafltcincrncs
& Gin unt elm balb Stcd bebcr Grcts
fd,micb Stap, Gin Srdm StaI unb anecrc
ucthprnoi9e Suesn9ctdube.
Ginscic9cu uno inter Grecuticu 9eurms
men als cas Si9cntbum pcn 9S | q | q M
@aict.
stm Samffaa ccn 27itrn SUM-, um I2 lltr
Wpittdgs, am SHdufe pcn 6 bdrfe 6 uno
Capicpcter in ScireIbcrs Iaunfd,p,
efd)a @aunfy.
Gin 9clrt1er Strtb yanc,
9elsaeH in beId9tcm 3aunfd,ip uuo @auutD,
ordu,cno an eanc pcn Nntrcas Shielcr,
Samuel Dunbar, Srieerid, WSiter uuo an'
bern, entbaltcno un9cfdbr 13 Sider, mcbr
ceer mcni9cr, init cem 3u9chor.
Ginqcscaen uuo inter @rscuticu acncms
men als caS @i9cntLum pcu i bn 8cth,
Shrciner.
limb alice wirb rcrfauft pcu
Sarip Stcn, S6criff.
Sheriifs 9lmtsifutc,2
9ltIentaun, SUM- II. nq2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Sleme DreDGet

in cerStabt 9luentaun.
Ter lluterstihnete cr9rcift bicfe @eIeacn'
beit icinr Srcunoe uuc benz pnblifllm erae'
benit bic 9Iu,ri9e ,u maiden, oas or cine nelle
Sreber 2Berfffdtte,
III 8crtnoun9 nit ftinem @abinet @ad,er'
Sd,ap, cr6fuet hat, alltpo er jroe 3eit berslt
fein wiro, ale 9lrteu Hrebarbcit iclpie
@agennaben Setlabcnifollen StlNs
ffollen, u. {. ~.
auf bic tiir;rite slnscioe uub nadl ben ueues
fen Wooen ;u oerfrrti0en. - 9Iud bait or
INNER gum 9crfauf auf Oaub, alIe 9lrten
.Drrbarbsit fir Soauss uno cabinet Sd,reis
ner, rpeldleS er geicuucn it an billi9en prPi'
,Rn absufescn. - Ia er tmmcr ben tpchtbe'
fannten glrbeitcr, 93cubeu Saufluau, in 8es
Tt,dftiaur9 halt, 70 fam man I'D, auf quite
uno fd,one 9lrbeit uerIaGen.
@r III oanfbar fir bisber qeucfcuc Runb'
fd,oft, uue hofft burd, ssinftlide uno biIi9c
&coirnun9 cine Tcrtoaurr 70 rpie einen prr'
mebrtcu 3uIprudI gu erhalten.
Salomon Slanf,
Tdrd9 sc9enitber Sa9enbuh's Wirthsbaus.
SuuilO na6W2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
General- -gefeble SO. 8
9Irjutant @eucrals 9(mtSifube, Sat-
riSbura cSuni 2, 1916.

... IteplltM ~Slllll &, lo4O.
Damit ben sriilireneen Sdmpicriafeiten, in
Tcl9e Ger cinfpeilieeu 9Ib,pcienhcit bon Wits
9Iiccer, 80 rcGclmdsi9 prganiltrieu Sreinili'
9cn @ompa9nien geh6rcne, ocr9rbengt fpcrs
ben fam, fc fuoc id cs fir idifIid, ;u rnels
ocn, bae cine SIbfd,rft Der pri9iucllcn Mcll
C9tamcnspcrscihnis) Der @cmpa9nic, Qch6s
rig teffdtiat ourd ben bsfcblshabcnoen Diff
,icr, hinIduQlid,e6 3cii9nis ocn Der Gienlf
sInbietun9 gum @rupernSr III. - 9Ilte nene
IIitaieecr jcccd,, wcld,c I'D, rcaclmdei9 or.
qanifIrten @cnpa9nicn anfd,licecn, nm Die
3ohl pcrlan9t curd bic 9Ifte ceS @cn9relcs
nukumdd,cn, ipcreen erfud,t ibre Tdmen Der
9ica beiiufll9cn. ... ...
Bon alien ncucn cber nid,tsprdaniGrtcn
Scmpaonicn, wiro CO oerfdn0t, eaB iIe ihre
rnterit,riflcn ciacnhdnbi9 beifii9cu, ipie CO in
ben @eneral Scfcblcn go. unc Stc. 2 fcit'
9cfeBt 1T.
NrttNcric unb 9 Il dI e II 6 Q nr'
pa9uicn, untcr ibrer jcbi9cn Srgdniias
ticu, perocu dnocncmmcn, in Der 9Incrbie'
tung tbrer Gienite, nm nls Snfanteriitcn su
cienrn.
Sc ilt baS Gcrhabcn ees SIejutants @cnes
rails su oercrcncn, tie 9tdmen aQcr Silr9er
wsld,e bic patrictift,c gScihuns III itrem
eanes edourd) an ben GAG le9en, eas fe AZ
eisfem pidtiacu 3eitpuufte I'D, aufmad,su
uue ihre Cieuitc outietcn, ouf Rcecro, bciccs
in benz miIifdrildcn Ocpdrtcmcut ees Scf'
retdrs 9Imtstube su SoarrSbura, unb Der
2mtsifubc bes @enerals ls9Iejatantcn gu geos
fcrb, eiusutraaen uno er miro aIeid,fnlls
cine pffi,iclIe qualification bon ben ndmIid,rn,
fobaIo Die scforcerten Re9mrnte 9cfhlt fIno,
crfheiuen I0ITrn.
q. @. Solpman, 9lb. 9en.
SUM 10. rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
95ri9ape S5efeDlc SO. 1.
Saupt Quarter Der 2ttn Brigade 7tcn
GipiGcn, y. W.
aGentaun, SUM- 4. 1916.

u II c q u n, sSlini 4. 1916.
Der Brigade Geueral, Die 2tc Sris
9aos, 7tc Dipifru, y, W. ccmmans
eirenc, hat bic fclgcncc @cmmunicds
iicu pcn bent 9lojutant : @cucral
crhaltcu, ipelbc or bierpurd, fsincr
Brigade rcrtc9t, camit fId, ale bic
CO au9cht barn1d, rid,ten f6nnen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
81 q Cl) / 6 t

spiro hermit se9ebcn, eas Die llntrr;sidnrtrn
als sIominiltraicren Der Soirterldfenfd,aft ees
uerltcbcucn Meter @rpf, leBthin bon
Sscro Q8beitbalI SaAnld,ip, 9eGa @auutp,
cruannt iporeen iTno. AIe oiejeitiSep ssstsSt
,peld,e nod red,tmdsi9e 9lnforoeruu9cn an
befn9ts cinterladcuihoft habsu, iInb aebetcH
bicIclbe ipnerbalb Rcuatrn cin,ubriu9cu,
nno,aIIe rpeIde nod, an oiclcibe ldftiloi9 fino,
Nnc 'bicrcurd, erihdlt innerbaIb bsia9tcr 3rit
ab,nb3abIen.
Smiel Gjro6, ! sr>r,,,,a
SSclepb 9roB ' ''''
SUM II. na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Cl5trD perlan9t. /.

Gin SdnciceraeIele rpiro fcaIeih bel cem
1lnterseidueten In Glib Wbeitbau Gaur'
fcbip, Qeda Saunty, bel Sd,eltcu's gBirtbs'
bauIe, psrIau9t. Sin gutter @elc0e fam auf
fanae 3eit 2Irbeit, sutrn ecbn, unc cine ans
aenebme @e9sno red,nsn. Man melce fdb
bel
42t SoenrY Zimmerman.
Miai 90, F3ill
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
SSSicgofi0c 9daafitsaff


Ueuer uno ~ 0 y [ fet(er Sitter.
Die llntcrscid,netcn batcn fcebcu oon pbi.
l0cclphia nnb 9tcuDcrf crbaltrn, Gin 9ldnSens
ccS unc cicqartcs enforcement ncuer @ilter,
bcitchcno gum 2bcil aus cen fcl9cIecn
plaio SineD @aeimcrcs, Soabit 3ud,,
Sa1d)murctte, Wcrinp Saeimcre, 2rpcces
bon allen Srrtcu uuo prcifen bon 25 @cnts
,u 81 so per Uirc, Wccffero uuo Seiocn
Su9c, Wcru DO; Qinncn @catin96, &c. &c.
9ln bte GioieS.
Die llntcr,eid,nctcn bcten cncn Stcf bon
@nter gum 8erfauf al, Der in cielrr Staet
nod, nidlt fcinc5 9leideu bate bd bic Sit
ter bon itncn nit Der gr66ten 8oriId,t auss
Gcird,t wurcen, 70 fonneu flr iId, nidt cnt:
baltcn ;u fdgen, baB Ic aegenmdrtig bic nlIcr
Ih6nlfe 9luepahl bon Gjlter auf SHdno habcn,
Die nod je in sllIeutaun gum 8erfauf ange'
.bctcn purcen. - 8cn ben OiclCn 9Irtifeln
wclIcn Ge bier MIR ciiti9r ipeni9c nenncn:
Silf QSarp Nlpacd, 9iip De Gain, W. &c
Gain 1apn6, brittildr uno franSSfIdIe 2anns,
8al;crines, Satin Snipe 8nraqe, Graeuas
tcb Carlton 9iobes, SducD uno Stripco Sei'
DC, &c. @beufauS Sin qldnsenoeS 9I6ortrs
ment Sarra9ss uno Wohair Sdawl6 nuo
anocre Spmmer Sdyamls bon 81 90 biS 81
81 so. GjleidfalIs Gin alt0emeines 9lfIcrs
tcmcnt Td,warier unb TdncY WihS uno Soancs
id,ube, Strimpfe, 8dnoer, Sd,lcicr, Soal6'
tld,cr, &clIaretts, @bimifetts &c. &c. Gbens
falls SaummctIcne 3iid,ttfer, Sifd,cp
2arpn, Sbcd6, Wcuslin, Stride uuc Ocutfd,e
emncnS, figrrirte uub Sroebarreo Sotonett,
Slqr6 ipd8 mir rpiinld,cn 1T nur bic6, oaB
ndmlid, bic Damcn anrufrn unb unferc 9ils
ter in slusenfdcin nchmen mOd,ten, benn mir
IIno lbcrscu9r bas mir fie mad, Wunih be-
bicneu f6nnsn in Scsu9 Der grciic, Sd6nbeit
unb QuaIt6t Der @lter. Sc it faum npth'
wrnbia su bemerfen, Cpenn es it Dem publi'
finn bCrrits tinIir9lih bcfannO oaB bier Der
cinsiae plab III no man pcblfeile nno haltf
bare Wnarcu faufen fam. Sie flno oarfbar
fir acnrfIene 8unoItaft unc hcffen bnrd,
ibrc billi9e preile mo CUTE Siufpartur9 cine
Scrtoauer berlclbcn 81 9entcfen.
sDrek Seru uno Comp.
9llIentdun, Suni g.. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24


des pcn eiclcr Sri9loe rcrl1u9t ipiro, nid,t
in ecm @rncral 8efebI, ,pcId,er bon bem
SbersScfchlShabc eicieS Staats ausgcNans
gen lit, an9c0cbcn wiro, 70 bcfleblt Der Yri'
oabc @enrral ollen SrciwilIi9cn in fcincr
Brigade, ,pcId)e bcrcit fIno ihrcm @aterldnoe
su rieucu, ibrc Sraaniiaticncn in llcbercirr
iiimmung nit ccn bciscfii9tcn Sefehlcn nnc
ccn barauf bin9c,pieiencn @cncral Sefcblcn
su perpcaftdnoi9en, uuo i'd, nit 70 mcng
3eitperIuft ais mG9lid, 81 brrid,tcn eamit
cine icldIe sIu6mabl BON folden als oerldn9t
wcrbeu mc9cn, barau6 9cmadlt perecn fann
Tie Srciwini9cn cicicr Brigade paren inls
mer unfcr penjeniaen INN tbrc Gicnite ibrcm
8arrlaubc onSubCteu ure aud, pcnn fe 0c'
braud,t purecn, su crfillcn nno btcislbe
ipcrbcn aud, nun nidlt oieicn @baraftcr fir
patrictismus, mcltcn Tc 70 qcrcdltcr Wciic
pcrcicnt babcu, pcrpirfsn. 9Iuf Scfebl bee
... s. 6. Sd9cr Sri9, 9eu.
s.. 6. ecu9nsfer Brig. Waj.
9tlcntalln, Sum- 10. rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Sobrr ON 6Ornbe ecG

" c W 9 &c Ie y rteE
bat ieine sImtsItnbe nad cem Saufe, ebccem
belSpbnt. BON Der Mrs. Stein, in Der SoamiI'
ton Straee, Usrle9t, aIlrpc CT nun 9Inrufen'
ben in Iejnem Sad)e gu eienrr bcreit 1T.
slgcttdun, W2di 90, nlbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24

8ebient4Td eiefer @elesenteit Gem pnbfi'
fun an;useigcn cae er pbi9es @efd,dft in al'
lra'belien perId,ieceren 3pri9en be9onnen
bat, uno ,rpar an Der fritbercn Q8obnitdtte
ocs Or. TiIdlel, in @ntters 9ieibc C98illtam
Stsaee, nahe bel Der Sutfden 9Serfifdtte
Der yserren &sd uno Stattler) allipc er fldl
lcbmetd,elt alle slurufeuce o6llis befrieci9en
az tSnren. - Seine preife fIno iebr billig,
ino fur feiue sIrbsiten ifeht sr einem bin'
Idneliden 3eitraum gut, - CT bittet nm se'
aarnfSun, W3ai 6, rq3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Stherife 9SWfdufe.

Sn 6raft uub ;ufclge rcrfhiebener an mid,
9erid,tcten Sefrblc bon Sicre SaeiaS une
Beubiticui @rpcnas, fcu auf tffeutlider Srn'
ou uerfauft pcrfcn, ant Dcuncrita9 ben 25if.
Sunj um 10 llbr Witta9s, am 9aifbauie
ocH Sern barb 6ees, in aOentaun.
Cine 9clrii1c 9ctte @runb,
seIe9en iu Der Stabt allrntaun, Ped,a @aun'
~, 9,dnseno pcfflid, all bic 98afIcr Srase,
Sftlit an cine ofcutlid,c alllcp, iliblid an ei'
ne ecttr bon Socnrp @. @ittcr, unb ntrblid,
an einc Qctte rcn Salcmcn SNrimbad,, ent,
taItcnc i'll Srcnt an befa9te 9Bafers Sraee
35 Sue unb in Der 2iefe $50. 1arauf be'
fineet (td, Gin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-23
NEW TEAS, GROCERIES, &c; ,

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the sd .: % sa r. I'll S
ysros. kinds all S which offered At REDUCED IS !,
C. ST s ssss s s r bout
ysow .a as Of ii n'
DURE WATER=STONE's IMPROVED, PREMIUM
w.'s s mot aey eis but RS
yes,ing vegetable and animal matter, anmaleu-
,. I've
rendered perfectly ,sieless odor and Of bright eh
and BIothsr crooa Plumbing establishment 800 Brosdw.y
Eok sxLE sTAcY. No 8 Wooster ss
e. s;ass: snS:; Usually L:ss Ss
rHosE who wish to attain complete knowledge Of III.
at S sasss Would u: s 20 &
.0hs pros q sssh 70 o:
S;Hs s' !:
TO MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURES.
Il . Of all from . fee. lonE II
kinds Of work Fer term. and description direct 70 the sub
'e ~ sm. l,a0''n' Ns~ 'o'A JAS. T. PERKINS
TO DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE.
A "a e s;; Lines and
i::sss;s: e u SPORTING T
G. b. CLARKE, MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS REMOVED from i32 William street to ii6 William
within doors Of JohnA rich and fashionable
ment of Goods will always be kept on hand and will
be made order at such prices command the
to the man Of taste, speak for themselves;
As all goods bought for cash. and therefore, the very
lowest rates. finer article will be manufactured lower
price, than the credit tailors possibly furnish
GENERAL SCALE PRIcEs.
Fine French Cloth Black Dress Coat FROM sis to $40 90
81 oan .r All n S, 81 :od bys ,,,ds
unusually low prices.
Formerly with Brundage." Of Broadway mvs Inns ire
LANGENHEIM q BECKERS,
nAGUERREOTYPERs, acl BROADWAY, BELOW FuLror
vided with the best kind Of gthe style and quality Pic
in philadelphia, by w Fl L.ngenhsm. their partners
BY sundry coors patented and gives such
beauty Of effect be for the public
inviting, AT least to examine specimens OF this art
LANGENHEIM < BECHERs,
Agents for Voigtaepder Sohn's German cameras,
and L. RECKERS, Dagueneotype>
sK INIT shemir he
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A CARD.

THE SHADES HOTEL, a Reade street, few doors
OF BrosdwayTbe SUBSCRIBER, late Proprietor 81
the Shades Thames street respectfully informs his friends
superior other Of the kind in the city where they
be accommodated in his usual way, with chops, steaks,
poached exss Weeh rsrebu &c &C. and with such ale,
liquors. and cigars be surpassed by other house
the country Private for refsrences Tie London
and city papers taken in. JAZZ -.FAsse.
myil ttsncT hkSat Tu&Fr
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The "ScENE" IN THE British PARLIAMENT
Now came the ssscene." The member for Stock
port was followed by Mr. D'lsraeli, who declared
that Sir Robert Peel had cheered that portion~of
Mr.. Cobden's speech which alluded to the I'M
pending supremacy Of the trading over the agri-
cultural party Sir Robert, starting to his legs hur-
riedly, declared the mputatior 10 be ''totahy UNI
true" Fired at this peremptory denial, Mr.. DIS
raeli sulked, and sat down with declaration that
when the minister accused him of falsehood, he
had nothing more to say. In this pistols and cof-
fee for two" state OF the House, Colonel Peel,
anxious to throw oil on the troubled waters, APP
preached Mr. D'Israeli; the latter waved his hand,
Intimaiing dissent to receive any explanation,
and the gallant colonel, provoked at the insult,
LETT the house in high dudgeon. The excitement
at this time had reached It's climax, and a meet
ing ut ChaIk-farm was regarded as inevitable
To prevent such a catastrophe, several members
amongst them the Premier himself, who satisfied
Mr.. DIsraeli that he had not gwen him the lic."
Disarmed of all pretence for pugnsciousness,
Benjamin, the younger, was Obliged TO apologize,
and order prevailed once more. The friends OF
Colonel Peel and Mr.. D'Israeli Captain Rous and
Lord George Bentick) communicated with each
other, and satisfied their principals that the code
OF honor would be propiuated without an appeal
to hair triggers and ten PAGES. Thus ended The
fracas, winch will long be memorable for the folly
of the chief actor, and for the fever into which 1t
world is full Of contrasts, and no where are they
found more pointedly than in Parliament, Tor the
evening which commenced IN TINS Denigerent
spirit, was closed by three ana nan hours
speech from John O'Connell against tne Coerc'on
Bill. He talked against time, and became so so
porific that he sent his hearers drowsy 70 their
beds WIimer's Times, May =.
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NE " SPKIN GOODo.

WIN. MATTHIEssEN. in Fulton street. invites the in
w specton Of the public his choice stock Of French
Black and coored Cloths and Csssmers Vesngs Of all
suitable for spring trade which be sold
DURABLE GARMENTS At MODERATE PRICES
would do well have their by the efficient
this establishment who capable OF giving
q fitting garment the most fastidous desire.
cially.
Remember the number, LII Fulton street:
al6 1m$r VIM MATTHIE6SEN
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coITNTRY MERCHANTS

COUNTRY MERCHANTS
UytsyTrN0 the city Of New York. invited to call asd
s.mine the complete and extsnsive stock Of Account
pooL Stationery, Paper Notoral and Letter Copying
r nNp AL OTHER ARfICL Es sold BY sTATIONERs.
At the Loscest Possible Prices.
RICH LOUTREL, 81 William st..
maj Imsmc one door below Cedar
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH

Optcian, e Nassau Street,
HAS constantly hand, French, German and American
Instruments Coating Boxes Mercury Baths and all the
other material under his
Lenses Ground order Thermometers and Surveying Com
passes manufactured for the trade.
medical nm rnosss - = mi7 im3 -
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SHAFER & CO,
TAILORS AND DRdPEkS,

S4dt nr0adwey, near rsrk r,sse,
treiy new OF the finest Sedan Cloths and Sss
seres adapted to the early spring trade Having concluded
OF the Rue Ca.gonc Psrs well known to Of our fash
ionabes who have visited Europe they are prepared
mrii imsr lik Broadway.
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BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
WHITWELL'S TEMPERANCE BITTERS.
THE best possible remedy for Indigestion, Jsundice,
tercs, Debility Drowsness Weaness Sour Stomach &c
Most persons feel the necessity Of using tonic
strengthening medicine during the spring and
cay those engaged sedentary smployments No article
better calculated for such purposes than the above The
ingredients Of which they are composed are highly rseomnsn.
the medical world They purify the blood sy.e the spirits
dent fnyads would give this cheap and pleasant
dy trial. they will other They put 1t
the possible price, order to place them within the
reach Of all.
WHiTWELLs ORIGINAL oPoDELDOC,
Il the only eectual remedy for Rheumatism Sprains Sh
Of Neck and joints, Govt Cramp &c Recommended
BY Dr. MfrcHELL, late Professor Of Physic IN the N D.
College Of Physicians.
Price Is cents bottle.
VOLATILE AROMATIC
SNUFF,
For Headache and Csanh composed principally Of Roots
and Aromatic Herbs Recommended by the celebrated Dr.
wArERHov.E, late Professor Of Medicine in Howard Uni
versity, Cambridge
Price Is and 50 cents per bottle.
The above articles prepared and sold BY j. GEORGE
wHITWELL, tsse J, r, Wh.wslI Son. Bc:scn.l
of William sire ct, New York. my9 imeodsr