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REMOVAL.

CUNNINGHAM has removed his stock Of Watches,
IA Clocks Jewelry Silver Plated and Britannia Wan from
ga q ny Bowey Insw storssl opposite Delaney s.ss
cal from 81 80 $o 0sssss Of kinds and salt al sgA ~
ground fitted Clocks Jewelry and Musie Bqxss
repaired nd wal
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mo MARRIED. LADIES.-A Secret Worth Knowing
Apply for further particulars to DR.. Gu F. MONTEL,
lower post once. No lss taken soa the oGes unlsss hsy
~ poskpaia- NlnsN
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l02 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES
fyeM ths Eoerins Pest

> CREAM FOR sHAVING-fhis article universally
praised By those who madeal Of IT, last first
premium of the Institute Fair Indeed IL 10 fully conceded
BY those who know, that impossible manufacture
sense destroyer OF eekles and Pmples and sold cheap
than the old ALL therefore, who would consult
economy and comfort in shaving should themselves
Of
from experience, and speak from the professional
Anu who IL 10 ahead Of anything found
this department Of modern improvement. Il
ly emolient but II H. something mors Ia short, We
believe it Is the bsst shaving soap IN the world.
know BY expenence hind shaving soap and
those who have troubles Boards should be
without IL has Of its own, and softens
the hardest and oughe beard, render the
Of shaving perfectly easy Mr. Ring has lately taken me bu
Of Dr. Minor the corner Of Broadway and John
likewise Rngs Cough Candy which said to be pleasant
end certain Cor that trouble companion.
From the Sunday Dispafchs-Every who shaves him
sell should procure "ltngs vertena Crssm u an er-
qqse scle sosnnE the beard and aay,ne all irritation
Beware limitations and observe the wlttep sgnaturs
under the drsetcns fcr use, H. Ring Prepared and
Cor as' Wholesale and rstai .nd for sIgor!atlcn by
Successor 70 Dr. VIM So'P Fl. M Nj So%. ''s'~
NB-Nerchents are particularly requested call and
this article prepared quality quantity,
appearances and price be bcst-the sp endid
label, from steel plate engraved by Msssrs Rawdon,
Wright Hatch far sressdins thing Of the kind before
'IsO MARRlLp LADIEs-A Secret Worth Knewiag.--
lower poet oes No leeD aksa son the cee unless hsy
nnid. M1m4Ta
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PAPER HANGING.

HOWELL 4 BROTHERS. M.nufsctsIsn and imposssrs
branch Of their phis ~ w9rd
wanting goods in tber line their extensive assorsae 81
PAPER HANGINGS, Bordsrs Fire Board Prints, Curtain
Pspers and All othsr Ia their line Of business
H. T. have received from the Institutes for ts sneogas
snt III onest,c Manufactures the Of New York
and Boston silver meds FOR the manufacture o
their goods latter themselves that they sell bssr sreies
FIRE SEQ PERS.
The subscribers would particularly call attention 70 their
Papers for halls Public Rooms, Entries, nc, ne
Also CrrrAfw PArrEs, article for windows.
careful workmen
Country merchants city dealers will find heG II
vantage HOWELL AZ ( BROTHERS, No. iu Broadway.
Al Irns,rc Two doors above the City Hotel.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENT1oN-Tuesday, June
2-Mr Perkins asked to be excused from serv-
ing the select committe, announced yesterday, Mr.
Morris proposition relative taxing personal propsy
used in business where it 10 thus used The convent3on
refused to him. after remarks in opposition BY
Messrs Strong and Stow. Mr.. J.. =. Backus offered
resolution of inquiry Of the Comptroller into the value Of
the Erie and Champain canals. calculating ~ sum.
like information to the lateral canals. Mr. Murphy
called his resolution providing to strike out certain
clauses Of the moved substitute which
lies the table to be printed Mr. Stow. proposition
providing new mode Of appointing judges q courts Of
record-by the Governor and two-thrds Of the Senate
vote to be made up least from each
district MIR. Harrison, the subject Of regulating by
uniform rule the taxation Of real and personal ssats Mr.
Salisbury the proprety Of fixing salaries In the consu
toa and OF prohibiting extra compensation in all cases
Mr. Shaw The propriety Of incorporating into the
sution the Peoples resolutions" MIR. Russells mo
ton reconsider the resolution declaring nsxpedisnt
for committees to submit written arguments with their
reports, further debated, until O'Clock The Con-
vcnton refused to reconsider 50. Adjourned
-.GIbsny Argus.
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SCUT'T'o BAZAAR,
"a Prince sfreet. e4sf Of Broe,h
THE ONLY GENUINE
WALNUT OIL MILITARY
SHAVING SOAP

Z
MANUFACTURED by our MIR. johnson, the inventor.
1v1 late johnson, Vroom Fowler, wholesale retail
Fancy Soaps Essences and article pertaining
extensive manufactoTy Tor the trade and families
pnces than other house in this country supply
Also the depot OF the original and only Masiea
kAin Extractor for burns, and Hays Lnimept for Pes
Kalydor, for the complexion;
Acoustic Oil for Deafness;
Sarssparilla Extract, 30cts per bottle.
Oregon Hair Oil;
On the favorable merchants al parts Of the
country.
Steam Soap Works and Laboratory Of Perfumes Patent
Medicines. &c. &C.. 81 Courtlandt street, New York.
myis lmsrc
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
VNHlS highly valuable Cosmetic will efectually erup
tons the face and skin, PARTICULAR pimples bctches,
letter. tan eckles and ringworms The Of the Lotion
Tor short time will establish clear and brilliant nplez.
Soo II cotues e 70 GENT; each &C ~ bowery corner
uv1S INT
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.
No, I SPRUCE STREET.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.
No, SPRUCE STREET.
EsrAeiSsHED $780,
WHOLE6ALE AND RETAIL,
SHADEs Of all descriptions, kinds and sizes 81
- cheaper than can be bought at any other places Trim
mingsAt nanufsctuIers' Uice
BARTOL. DE MAUNY L Co.,
MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAPB.
THE sUBsCRIBEk respectfully call: the attention OF the
military public his Of Military Equpm
adapted an companss Military Caps, KnapsackE, Boxes
nd Bsyonet scabbsrds Of every variety Country eompa
Dew companies, vii! 30 .cppiied with samples
FIRE CAPS, FIRE CAPS.
full ofevery variety, constantly hand and
RS msrc H. s. GRATACAP, see Broadway
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WATERFRONT 6 CO.,

n RATIONALE HATTERS m
- 80 Nassau street. near Fulton New York ~
THE subscribers beg to call the attention Of the public to
curs They have just small supply Of superior
moeskn used by the fashionable hatscrs In PARIS
sample Of which they win feel much pleasure IN showing
70 those who will favor them with calf Me
other neither they boast having spen
did but they attsr themselves quality
finish Of their Hats viii give entire satisfaction prices
charged.
They have adopted the French style Of trimming the sum.
mer hats which preventive TO the persprat0n coming
through and spelling tho beauty Of their appearance
NJ b. WATERFRONT,
my Q, fmsm WIN. H. JAMES.
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KITCHEN RANGES.


VIVHE Propretors are prepared fumish Holnes'
ranges the trade, Their up for private families
70 manufacture and se them Our e1psrsncv msnuiacr;
years that Holmes Rnee cannot
surpassed for convenience, and durability They
chased and fuo they will be removed free Of expense
the purchaser Numerous references be
wrhing to purchase The ccs range from 70 IS dollars
The proprets constantly msnusc.ur,ng, well
supplied psrior Office add bedroom GRATES he
patterns
Also--Tf WARE, bright plata AID ja.ansd. They have
A. d, times ready 70 act Crates and boiler
A. 0ILHOOLYk SON,
nvi irnsrc 10 Nassau street
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e. MORTON, Chief Eng in 81
Portland Me-, May H. l6io myU I'm

TO DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE.
LARGE assortment Of Chisa Crass Fishing Lines and
Dry dsals Every article il 6shing tackle will be Z,
Ne ahshuseus - knl0u o(Vlsd ~ tms m
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JULES HAUEL'S
VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE,
VIII HntTT GIT INING TUE aYvN

M HIGH the Proprietor with justice 10 mr. 10
w yond anything Of the kind ever yet known "a this
other couy Its properties eral, though
very innocent. This chemical result 10 woudsr,
bes persons dye their hair without The
eyebrows &C. to brown black OF ehs:,gus color The
altogether haress This composition 10 the only eps
by the sciencc OF Chemistry dye n isdsl
and IA: JUSTIFIED the lSsrs .s,rosss -
for boz marked ". Il Browa, boz marked1.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR,
TO THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR
My Depatory Powder has been founa highly bsss6eisl
and Of great ladies who have bssr a0icesd wild sap
uous hair principally when grswth kas been soa1ns1
the upper lip aud side Of the face giving msssulins
the whole features When used with proper sars ssd :,
toilet, the Of any sharp inssrunsat
uely avoided and the hair removed in i've nnstss
after its application.
This composition is infabls. and warranted TO- rsnovs
supeuous hair. After trials have reessvsd
tihestes Of success which eannos BE- cs!ss.tsdd;,
merry Establishment 29s Broadway Agent for julie. Hausi
Perfumer. Philadelphia myH lmer
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LAP-WELDED BOILER FLuES.
n FEET LONG, and from ~ to 3inehes IN diamster-
~ Can be obtained 0n''''' III THOMAS PRossER,.
al lnsrc Nns" susss' T.
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TAKE NUTlCE.
THE Subscriber having made angemens and Sop,idcfs
enlarged his premises ready 70 On al kmds 81
Blacksmith Machine work general ON the most rsasos
bic terms, the shortest notice. -.
for sale. y. BhOaDnOn5l
imsm bI xS oprtn9 0rcet
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EXCELSIOR.
n ROBERTSON'6 PHHNIX n
II HAT AMP IA, CtAP :, MAkA a N

w
IvHE Of this establishment has recently added
Moleskin Hats exquisite finish superior elegance The
less than goods In the ssme manner
and Of similar materially sod in Broadway The OF
this disparity in price be easily eonecured The
spendid establishments 5roadwsy, he u consequence
rates. as lmsrc
.GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER HATS.
BIRD, CORNER PINE AND N.aSS.aU STREETS,
INVITES the attention OF his customers and the pub
among Others Of white and pearl color fur Hats edngy
bsht Panama Manila. Canadian Straw Hats Also, extra
light black beaver aad moeskn Has, expressly adapted
mva m.~ BIRD. corner Pin. and Nassau .ts
II NOxs So sSiER 81 L. OF HATS are now ready
n for inspection and sale tat No i2s Fulton Sum
Budn consisting Of beaver white and blue brush
a. ase assortment Of eeasl.mens Panama and Leshom
order very shor potee. myi3 imsrc
ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be
N csyed the Oos Of the Atlantic and &c. Lawrence
k.rS.d IN n. city from .hs ,th % !h Of june
ala rvsr in Nois Ysmossh. distance Of sbous ii ms..
Plans rrohIss and will be eIh6ted and the
isnS. on and after he lin or June - '''
Peens offering the work who unknown
70 OF to The directors will be required to
further extension Of the road embracing distance Of
some sl ., %S5: sdaona miles. yin Sc prepared for
6 WI aoE & rs9SsEP as.:t Ee, E: n;
rortlAnql NE. may 10 loto. myU tmr
TO DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE.
LARGE ss:Srnsss e Chi.a 0,s:: Fshins Lines, and
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Ne. 60 . Maiden Lsne, corner Of Villa. street.;
wi Sishmsnt with new and Splendid sssofinsas Of Gem
clemens Boets and Shoes, all and French
cash Sois.ss and retail We solicit Msrehsas
Sar h :s0ea
therefore afford to andsssll establishment this
sos. 600 dd3aLtE N \ 10 o. BOND AND MORT
s.y md -
AANh'S FArk ASPA kV9tABLA BATHING
% < nd =:
y. .si :.sniss It It, .' ss:.'f
q: No. siiEsi4 FsSf sas h
THORN CHAMPAGNE.
FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne Is in
aud private sentemen invited The sranding Wine
m,,,, ;.,r, 9. LlvlNasToN & CO.:
BED BUGS, BED BUGS.
WATs0N.S BED BUG DESTROYER, is the most
ass g.
nS.has them from he premises BY application. Beware
sale Apothse.Iis. Hal. G..h,5ne street 9leou
IS s: '1 ssl sSsln' - S;
SCUTT'o BAZAAR,
q Prince street, east Of Brosaoay.
Ii. sa Ss pSs & ss ss
I'D aas
ence IN business: he fatte himself g be able pase the
most fastidous the OF his house for
meas and comfort believes be surpassed by any
house Of the kind His will always lind the huse
y tn: wsy Of Ais: Wines Li9asr; and sscar. Steaks
in fact large OF refre until
twelve o'clock At nght Plenty Of for private parties
a all times ready myls msrc
ITO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS, &c.-
4 9. J.. HARTNETT. No. Cowtlandt greet,
Wholesale aud retail manufacturers Of Travelling,
Cases and
Ssss,nS.; Flute bcsLes Watch Ring Pin and pencil Boxes.
made and fitted to Jewellers show cases. contain Watches
CHAINS, rings, keys, pins, thmbes, pencils, &c
variety Of the above articles hand and
made to order with aud despatch No. Couandt
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j. PRIZE b co.
EASHTONABI.E HAT STORE.

FASHIONABLE HAT STORE.
ID THE SUBSCRIBERS having opened a HAT STORE
LAT No ITO Fulton Of Dutch street. respect
fully Solicit the patronage ohe old customers and The pub
Of Hats CAPS, UMBRELLAS &c &C., Of the latest STYLE
and will sell the lowest has made q order
my5 mSr THOS SHANNON.
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fcorr. Of tho Mobile Register.l

FoRr POLK, PoINr IsABEL, June I, l846.-We march
tomorrow for Barita. whore shall DO stationed for
short time and prepare for operations in the interior Of
Upper Mexico Troops are arriving daily and there Is
to be feared6y famine from the large sccumula
ton Of our own forces than from engagement with
that Of tho enemy. The at the Point much de-
almost totally unit for services but few will 30 able
march from hero to Darita. They need better water
change Of food, and moro exercise Gen. Taylor will
into the interior until he has collected
stores and established depots along the route Of march
70 do which, in the hurried and pressed transactions of
business here will require weeks If not months is
ported by the captain Of the Sea, just from Ro that
party 500 Mexican rancheros to this side of
river yesterday, and ranging to the east and
south Of Fort Brown The probable truth OF this report
strengthened by the factthat Mexican spes
arrested in the vicinity Of this Point days since and
were supposed to be accommodating for Mexican
force lurking Should fall in with these fellows
our march to Barita, we may have work to do. We
have four thousand volunteers Monterey is now
filed with Mexican troops and the road to it Is through
mountain passes that DO defended very successfully
by small number of the enemy. But General Tay lor
will reduce the city to subsection he attempts it. Both
volunteer and regular army have unbounded confidence
in his sagacity, military skill and heroism They be-
lieve he can accomplish whatever he may attempt
General Desha 10 still oncamped opposite Matamoras and
in fine health and spirits General Taylo has ordered
to consolidate under General Desha who WILL until
further action. command Senior Captain; though
will probably organize q battalion under Desha as
Najor-such 10 the desire Of General Taylor.
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GCNlNo OOSoAMEn f1AIS,
U WEIGHING from az to 3h ounces. Price only 50 50.
- II - about two years snce the Gossamer HaS
introduced BY the subscriber the notice Of the New York
public the ghtes the desirable an the most
article for summer wear heretofore in .sc.
The astonishing success attending them svinced by the
extraordnar large Of ales and the
on bestowed uPon them by the many who have given
their patronage have not been lost the Who
70 show that he anxious excel in his art pre-
ssnts for public patronage the 0ossaer gssr and
pleasant than other before offered They
not liable like the LeChom and Panama to lose either shape
either penpraon oil from the hair commonly the css.
with other Hats for tho much admired style Of trimmings
Ihs i = decided .dv.ntsxs over al other hats.
J. ~. GENlPS Hat and Can Store.
myT lm*rc Ala Broadway, Opposite 81 Psuls Church
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SUMMER HATS.
ECONOMY and FASHION.

"a ROBERTsQN'S PHENIX HAT AND CAP
- MANDATORY, l03 Fulton street.-The under
snsd bssps,ks ss attention e he public the quality
his Summer Hats Possessing the various properties usually
sought for by the Of taste they have the additional
OF being Is cent below the standard prces They
s,siclss manufaetursd BY e more splendid
merits material difference can be perceived, except in
the sngle particular that the subscriber has adopted style
psarance.
Their average weight from ~ ~ ounces-being much
lighter than substantial Leghorns, Panamas
Of invited 70 examine them, and
establish ythe Of comparison their value
pared with the produ ctions Of other manufacturers.
my2a Im~rc ROBERTSON. la3 Fulton street.
GkNTLEMEN'S SPRING FASHION,
IL BEAVER AND SILK HATS Of the best quality and
most approved shapes ready for inspection and
sale at the old established prices.
ROWE, Merchants Eychange,
a17 1msrc 40 William
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Willard r. Hail. the democratic nominee for Congress
Ia the Fourth District Of Missouri arrived In st. Louis
recently, volunteer his way TO the Rio Grande. As
the order volunteers to 60 South
he called halt and enrolled himself in Capt Edmond
sons company OF for Santa Fe and LETT the
Geld open Col Birch Of the party
The st. Louis RersiLs Of the lath states. upon the
authority Of COL Campbell that the Hon Sterling Price
member Of Congress from Missouri, has arrived in That
city from the seat OF government. with another requs
ton for regiment mounted men u s sad that MIR.
Price carries with him power TO make treaties OF
will no longer be doubted that the English have
been the principal this and that thcy have
been prompting assisting the Mexicans a. far as they
could without at once coming in collision with our
house was forced and large quantity Of Mexican
munitions Of taken thereom; and yesterday large
quantity Of bomb Shells together with other property,
was taken from his well
A delegation nom Rcinoso, and, I believe, Camargo,
have waited on the Oenersl, with surrender Of their
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exclusive rule Now, in the vigor Of their manly
strength and the full development native resources
the war il Is provoked will bs no idle tournament
She will not End tho Sihhs Of India in the fresmen Of
America When nanons Of ssch immense power. In this
age Of scientific and mechanical improvement, meet In
rsde collision, the world will feel the shock. Who
sstmsts the recupeatve energies of nation Of twenty
millions Of intelligent frscmen with all the snews and
materials OF within hersef-coal iron hemp. and
live oak-a monopoly Of the cotton. without which
Englands operatives would ssgnste and rebel in month
and surplus provisions enough to subss another nation
Of eur own numbers. Or who tell how the
gorgeous pageant Of British power may fade, like
and when falls along with Il goes that lordly fungus
the British aristocracy England, gigantic she APP
a volcano. When she enters crusade against republ-
cansm this she may find tho principle Of mo-
narchy upon her soil and the that began
end in asserting and establishing them around the ivy
grown thrones Of European dsspots The world is too
enlightened to be kept in bondage Time can no longer
pots sway The day has passed when grants ruled by
the grace Of God and the people revelied at the
narch's gracious bidding. The nineteenth century 10
awake to the jubilee Of universal freedom.
But IL Mexico, the nearest neighbor OF the American
Republic falling behind the spirit Of the age despas Of
herself willing prcyo the who first
and then would sell her 10 the court OF ST. James be-
becomes the FIRST duty Of the United States to her nsu
tions and the OF human freedom, guarantee
her territory against the entertainments OF monarchy
Had Mexico forced this on England she has on the
United 5atcs that rapacous power would have asked
better for conquerng tho whole country, she
did India, and converting into British Colony pay
the xpenses OF the With the United States 1t Il
different She make addition to her population
but by the voluntary act OF citizenship. Knowing her
own rights, and guarding them Iealou'y from all in
Civn liberty IL the brthrght Of the Amsricsnhe i'm.
bibes II in infancyhc nhaes in manhood
II Is frhing with his understanding and insult to his
feelings tell him be IL freeman He know IT, Nature
impan, education culivases and association with his
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Land and Slaves.

WILL be sold at public sale on Friday the 2S,h
day of August next, if fair, if not the next fair
day, the following lands belonging to the estate of
James Patterson, decd, consisting of three dffer
cnt tracts-first the tract they purchased of VIM.
"A. Turk, lying on South River. in Augusta county.
and an adjoining the lands of Philip Coiner, William
Patterson and others. This land is in a rood state
Oh cultivation, well watered and we'll timbered
any person wishing to examine it will please call
on MI John Patterson, living on it. This tract
contains
800 AOlGiNSo
Also Tract of $50 a Ores, principally wood
land.@!his land is said to be of good quality
and admirably timbered, and lies adjoining the lands
OF Joseph Gangwer, Mrs Barger, and others
Also, a Tract of FOUR HUNDRED AND
flfIY ACRES, lying on the south side of the
9outh river, and adjoining the lands of John A.
patterson, Mrs. Williams, and others. This land
Is OF good quality and is well watered, and also
well tmbered. Any person wishing to see either
OF the last named tracts will please call on Mr..
James Patterson, or Samuel Patterson. living con-
venlent. The terms will be made known on the
day OF sale by the Administrators
This last named tract will he sold in tv,o con-,
rate Farms.
ALso-There will be offered at public sale at
the above named time SEVEN SLAVES, of both
sexes though principally boys, belonging to the e-
tate of James Patterson. The terms for the slaves
will be cash.
SAMUEL C.-BOYERS.
JAMES A. PATTERSON, Adm' rs.
July 80, l946-5w.
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PIANO-FORTES.

QY the "Courier" which arrived last Monday we
~ received three more superb Piano Fortcs from
messrs Stoddart u Dunham of New York. They
arc fine specimens Of taste and workman hip combining
delightful touch.
This arrival added TO stock already large renders
our assortment very complete afIordng 10 those in
search of an instrument fine opportunity of selecting
from great variety of the latest styles OF finish
NASH s. WOODHOUSE,
Richmond, July 30, 1876 I3O Main street
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New Books, &c.

A TREATISE on Mich Cows. bv Guenon
"A The Life and Times Of Martin Van Ruren
the correspondence of his friends family and p,Ipils'
&C., by w. l.. Mackenzie Masonic Chart shan,
mons Interest Calculator Useful Letter Writer .
The Prairie Bird; Young Kate The WANDERING,
Jew Popd Rome as IL is, by Giusti,,iani. former,
" % Roman Priest; The 4th Vol. D'A1birne,s
History Of the Reformation Pictorial Brother Jon
athan, for the 9TH July Fine Pen Knives. Wors-
teds; Worsted- Patterns Plain and Perforated Brs-
vol Board Note Paper, Envelopes, &c; Their
sorneters. For sale BY
ROBERT COwAN.
s,auntor, June IL, 1876