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The Southern journal., 1846-08-08
Latest irnEn MatdInnrlS,

The news brought by the u. s..
revenue cutter Forward on Friday
that the Louisiana Volunteers had
been diabanded-was fully confirmed
by the brig Emprisario and the steam
ship New York, which arrived on
Saturday. We conversed last even
ing with some of the officers returned
from the seat of war. They had lit
tie in the way Of news Of which to in
form Us. The troops were moving
on to Camargo with all convenient
speed. Gen. Taylor's opinion was that
they would not meet with any obstacle
10 ;he!r progress from the enemy be
lore the latter part of September or
the early part Of October, if even
then, which he considered doubtful.
Capt. Desha's company of AIaba-
ma volunteers-the first to repair to
the succor Of Gen. Tayler--has reach.
ed the city. We understand that
the captain peremptorily demanded
quarters for his men in the U. S. Bar
racks 5elow the city-and got them.
The st. Louis Legion, being six
months men, are, We understand, in
the same category with our own vol
unteers; and it appears that by some
official oblviousness the Secretary OF
War is not aware that the Regiments
of Coils. Peyton aud Featherston are.
or have been, in the service at all.
No more of the troops than what was
considered a necessary guard remain,
ed at Matamoros. The Texan troops
were about to take up the line of
march for Mier. b. the way, judg.
ing from the number of broils in which
the Texas Rangers are reported to
be engaged, we should judge that
they are difficult customers to man
age. We see that one of them has
recently killed U. S. dragoon. A
number st splendid artillery compa.
MES arrived at the Brazos before the
brig Empresario or the James L. Day
left. Gen. Smiths volunteer com.
mand having terminated, he has as
sumed his command Of Colonel in the
U. S. Army and moved on to Camar-
go with his troops. Gov. Henderson
of Texas was lying dangerously i'll at
Matamoros. Nothing was definitely
known Of the present or prospective
movements of the Mexican army; and
so far, like adventurous card-playcrs,
our folks were going it blind.
We learn that not a single compa-
ny, perhaps not a single man, of those
who came within the ban of the Sec
retary of War, accepted the allerna-
tive offered by Gen. Taylor, to enlist
for twelve months or during the war.
GENERAL ORDERING. 81.
Head Quarters, Arny Of Occupation,}
Matamoros, July 81, 1916.
1t having been decided by the War
Department that the Louisiana volun-
leers composing Gen. Smiths Brig
ade, the st. Louis Legion, and the
three companies from Alabama, under
Capts. Desha, Platt and Elmue. can
not be legally retained beyond The pc
rlod of three months, aud a large
number of them having expressed a
wish for their discharge, they will be
furnished as rapidly as possible with
the transportation to New Orleans,
and will there be mustered out of SER
vice BY Capt. Mccall, 4th Infantry,
who is specially detailed for that duty.
1t having been decided by the War
Department that lhe Regiments Of
Louisiana Volunteers commanded by
Coils. Peyton and Feathersion, and the
Battalion from Alabama, commanded
by Lieut.. Col. Raiford, are not IN ser.
The Southern journal., 1846-08-08

DIVINE SERvIcn.-We take pleasure IN
announcing to our readers that the Rev.
Mr.. Tally will preach in this town on the
third Sunday in this month. Those of our
ciiizens.who wish to hear an able sermon
preached ought to be in attendance.
The Southern journal., 1846-08-08

The MormonS.-The troubles IN the
Mormon region appear to have bro
ken out afresh. A few unprincipled
men seem determined that none of the
Mormons shall be permitted 10 work,
and that the new citizens who pnr-
chased Mormon property shall not get
in their b Hvests or enjoy the peacea.
bic possession oftheir purpchases. On
the 18th, a party of them got out IA
civil process and arrested two of the
fipgleaders, McAuley and Brattle,
and lodged them in jail.-Picqyune.
The Southern journal., 1846-08-08
nrOUR AGENTS.-A

The following named gentlemen are
our authorised Agents to receive subscrlp-
,ions to the "SoUTHERN JOURNAL" and
receipt for the same.
SAMUEL JAYNE, Brookhaven, Nil.
WP. BACGETT, Georgetown, MI
SA Matthew's, Holmesville, Mi
I'M Carr, Columbia, Mi.
G.F. ROBERTSON, Williamsburg, MI
JOHN CRoss1N, Mount Carmel, Mi.
M A BANKS, Westville, Mi.
ROBERT B. L1GoN, China Grove, NIL
The Southern journal., 1846-08-08

The communication of'An Old Nav
jgator' has been uravoidably crowded
out Of this weeks paper, it shall ap-
near in our next.
The Southern journal., 1846-08-08

The Union denies that the board oil
post captains assembled at Washing.
ton has been convened TO consult upon
the propriety of bombarding San Juan
de U'ua, or indeed, that il had any
connection with the war now waging
with Mexico. The official journal
does not, however, give any clue to
the business upon which the board
is to consult. Twenty post captains
are in attpndance.-Pic.
The Southern journal., 1846-08-08

Wy rains, the filthy state Of the streets, and
the dissipation necessarily attending The
congregation of SO large and heterogeneous
population as have met here, the health
of Matamoros continues good.
Murder.-A Dragon by the name of
Mccormick, belonging TO ID. company,
Cd Dragons, was shot on Wednesday af-
ernoon, by Matthew Ryan, and died i'm
mediately. The green-eyed monster is
said to have been the cause. Ryan has
sloped.
Another.-A man was on Thursday
found dead, about three miles up the river;
supposed 10 be non commissioned officer
OF some volunteer company.
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1872 BROADWAE,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES

CORNER OF JOHN STREET
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the EUsning Post.
SPECIMENS Of R!NGS pnapgroachable VER8ENA
praised those who made trial Of it, last took the nst
premium Of Fair Indeed fully conceded By
those who know il impsasibc to manufacture ai
Gle equal it. II sofenins the skim fragrant the
destroyer offckes and pmples and 10 sold cheaper
than the Old All therefore, who would consult
my aud comfort shaving should Posssss themselves it,
knowiedse OF bensfactor asd friend James Grant No
Am street. who says ahead Of thing yet found
this department Of modern improvement 10 only
emolient bus something more In abort, believe
it u the best shawl, soap in the world
From the Evening Mirror Rings vsrbena Cream. We
those persons have troublesome boards should not Be-
without It has penetrating Of its own and softsnl
the hardest and toughest beard to render the Of
shaving perfectly Mr. Ring has lately taken the bss
Of Dr. Mnor the Of Broadway and John
where his inestmabie article be obtaned anu likewise
tain cure for that troublesome companion.
From the Sunday spaIch-Evsry who shavss himself
should Rings Verbena Cream" Il is exquisite
article fleming the beard and aayng all irritation Of the
skim 80 that becomes absolute instead Of
noyanes the
der Il. directions FOR use. Of Hing Prepared and ior
Z. H. KING, Druggist.
. oe Broadw,y, G rner Of john street
Successor TO Dr.. WIN. H. Minor
N.bMerchants parcuarly requested call and
anime this article ~ now psparod a. 70 qasy quantity
psarance and price IL be bea,he spsrdd label
Hatch far exceeding thing Of the kind before the public
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EJTSi FITS!

CERTFT CAFE Of Curs ~ Epsp.s - II q ysnrs
Iesus Vevsspl Extract ard before tho Mayor
the eity New York. March the nh instant .
an III hereby testify th.t h.vex
be an attic cd FOR tw~ntyhres With eene e.. would
he maas.,Is Cor me describe my ruHsrnss have
the various stsg.s q this dsadf ds.ase
the most awf and very rqueny have
mediea skill Of nhyscans without receiving
any beas have always tryng
dys caledp c?ud hsr Of until hop-. of
being loo 40 ward o. the eod bIe~nt
rather life leagth heard that Ivaus Vegetable SKI
tract NIX ing wonderful u this dresd al
eorf without shadow Of faith called
Ora Ivans Hsrt, and represented my them. bel
convinced that they und the an
hope revived YES th,rs God my health revived PERI
thr luvh the tessipg Of he Aaghty the used
resor to health. I'd would chez fully
woald those who affected doubt but cal
onee ist tlrsnd street >ew York and be made whole
shnl b. Apply TO who would wish to
York WILLIAM n PARSELLS. m
m HkV ,vor. +
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MO MERCURY OR COPAIvA.

nR CULLEN's INDIAN vEGETABLE EEMnDa,
~ domesi c urep,raon comp sed en sIy o. 20 snp
to the taste Certain syphs .Pls,ns 10 A. her FORM.
wboI.,s,e AID sssil by FAY 0eaera Agent se fnton
street Lamp Store, saa Scildmss sw YORK Nh u.,.
sri osdwsy nrar spriae ses sowsy epr.,T e. sIT.ns
rdson ron OF spring Broadway corner Houston
strset IN Houston 100 Diyson, corner Of EdIdss
1850 ia T,vsiou corn Of Walker No Diviion
~ Menros street. Walnut and at the corner Of
Adans and FULTON sts., Brooklya. rrcet mo Inn
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FITS! FITS!

II
dy for Emlspre Fits or Falling Sickness. Convulsions.
remedy thar ever which with positivey
hitherto invunerabe disease en- known,
from physicians have Ep,lepc
Fits iucurabe 1t has baed all their skill the boasted
power Of all medic and consequently thousands have su
Tered through miserable end yielded their
lives upon the altar Of insanity This felton, the pa
tena feelings Of nnumerable hearts will sstimouy-
And with all Difference the opinions Of physcians he
learned and great wrsy positively Epilepsy be cured
du eed by be cured. The Vegetable Extract il all
werfn in curing this dresd scouge the family
hu ndTeds have been cured and the certificates OF many
be the principal Office, 1884 Grand street. New York,
where the afflicted TO call have their
smned sud advice free Of charge Let who doubt
the efficacy Of the Vegetable Extract think
hopeless let such ca the whohave
either been cured orare now using the mediciuo.
Mrs. Jsne Bennett. whose afflicted for eight
years with Epiletc Fits cured BY using the Vegetable
Extact-ca and see her at III GRAND st.
iepto Fits, cured by usins the vegetable EMacr ell
afflicted Cor years it'll Epileptc F and cured by
usiug the Vegetable exractcs and her at forkvilie
Mr. Wm P.rsells who has been afflicted for three
with tpeptc Fits the Vegetable Extrsct
call and him No. i19 Broome And numerous
Others may be called If desired.
r. She Extract oGeher with the necessary medicines
with ul directions carefully packed in boxes for trans
Prices per DO. So s aud s Single bottles with nscss
VANS Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. removing al, morbid
and corrupt humors ard purifying the blood Free 8 cents
pr box. DRS IVANS HART. Proprietors
N Principal Once ST.. New York ms I'm
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DIR. SVAYNE'S
Co mpound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.
Honor to Whom Honor II Dae.
may truly be
SAID, that no one hiss
ever been so successful IN com

pounding medicine, which has done
nSss ud r.: e HssS and
comfort the Inventor and Proprietor OF that most deser
SYRur OF W,LD CHERRr has generally Pc
on1ed by the profession and others both In this country and
Europe h,. there been 50 ge. an effort in the
lou, and Dy pss,ss ap Nosu%. kinds Of various
1y 7, nueS y ~. ~ b. ne srs
on will them from the lash OF the law, and OF
The mpo:toI1s who pS, out the common gsrssee O. Tie
ssraiion On swAYrrs CoMroUrD 5Taur wiLD CHxRs1.
which sSSs + 6 is' SUCH
And purchase but hs original and only genuine article
Cd ResusaT kv.eisn and from many Close
Practice Of the Profession and which led
Ses, Of the unqualified Of Dr. Swsynss
Compound Of Wild Cherry for The cure Of
Consumption
Coughs Cods Splitting Blood Liver Complaint Tickling
Papaton or Disease Of the Heart Pam Side Breast
broken Coasttaton from vons causes ne abuse Of ca
% e.: World ys. ny ss
WILD CHERRr me out The most sceptich may satisfy
The The .sa Of s e sy
SWINE whose ONCE has been removed % ~ corner Of
.as n.ss cSs Ia. pss BID
resod out sad the popsto Obliged to resort 70 False
HOOD aud to make their own out o. il The
with blue wrspps with yellow abs with the proprssors
s s's sSsur '2 81 Wills Is sHE b
n hs hss. r.. Eli a r.
sop and deh.nce the whole OF Potent Med
ynss 81. si EVA 81 Il sYHS
~ New Cha 1' t. f% Druggist. ,ss
@ o. Fl '
wieh Hart. s Grand Everett IS uison street,
f2o lm*m
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CONSTIPATION
(COSTIvENESS)
DESTROYED

WITHOUT MEDICINES. INJECTIONS or BATHS
Price Thirty csnsths fifth English edition translated fon
the sd French edon OF the exposition Of simple
,ble and iniabe recently d France
only ofovereomg bat also Of completely deoylg OBJ
situate and habtua constipation
her purgaves injections baths, followed By
Der documents om eminent and other
Of distinction certifying tn complete efficacy Of the
means To each document subjoned the and exact
address ofthe physician her who TEXTILES
The thors Of the certificates only this
raj destroys constipation and that the
nal canal perform evacusng functions normal
state, but also that # by eneh Painful
digesi ldyspepsis All nearly all, the diseases
which the bow els sutje t. number Of other
dangerous, md long standing for curing which
medic al scie"ce 10 entirely impo,ent
Sold At the National Depot, Of WARTON, Of Paris, TAX
den lane Nc~ York, and by all booksellers medicine
dealers the United Statoa. lmsr
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AR TIFICIAL EYES.

MADEa ID in srt-d ~ Dr.. J GRAY, No iio Bowsry,
W iok, the only nafctoy OF the Human Artificial Eye
"a the un ted States. Any th wshss be well
ed shuli always apply the maker who has been IN the
rly yeMs 49, hl3 lnsT
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l59 BROADWAY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
since the opening Of his Store in New York Prem that
in Perfumsry the should prevail either the best
none he earnestly solics moments attention he fol-
lowing ntegibe proof thar he capsule Of Offering
the very best whether the composition b. foreign Ams
ls He unequalled ADVANTAGES Paris hav
been for Director OF the Laboratory Of Ian
yes Pee F for half century the Grst house in tins line
Europe and Since the first exhibition some yea past OF
all compettos and the last exhibition in New York. hs
honored with the Gold Medal befTe awarded 20
Perfnmery 9rd His perumery has banshsd the imported
whenever has come fairly into comrenton Thus Is en-
not be so7 His Psrfamery is. in fact, the foreign,
both in its quality and mode Of fabrication, with tha
addition Of excellence. which the foreign
namely freshness and advantage Of these articles Ut
HIS prices from to 50 lower Ia ns the sab
scrber educated in the best foreign schools imported with
him the and SIX of his offers the products
laboratory, equal the best imported and superior
them from the advantage Of recest much lower
prices He therefore, natters himself that his
Of necessity supecede the imported with those
who unreasonable TO prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been subjected the Influence Of
To conclude, the Subscriber always Keeps
hand perfect Of the best foreign perfamery and
according Judgment preference Of he
dyidua.
The subscriber respectfully soelts call from those
who wish purchase that which genuine h
being purchaser particularly invites
the of Wholesale and dealers his very
pete assortment which he Offers them from
50 per cent cheaper than they buy elsewhere
Manufacturer and Importer OF Toilet SOAPS,
10 lmsT Perfumerv IL
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SPKING Sill ks, r o ~ Il A IL ID 3,
NOUS. DE SOLE.
, "'' embrs. horizontal;
- coueu rs de printems;
Poults de Sole, le2ers ombres;
gor &c de pigeon;
fermi ere;
Very wide sia, Embroidered;
sa.ss. sSu'a s.Is III N modes
case. R,nsed Fsa,sri silk. satirey now styles;
A, !. 81 ny S sss Tg s,;,.
Mous.el,n dc sois
oa'fss 81 Sis'; Is e; f fxS;.sMAs
7se.,s. Of very hns Nancy oinsham;;
IS &. h,T,'
10 Lawn Z"
,gH s'9sS r S:s sii'sm' 'n'n''
Ts ahfs s. fs ga
Ls sT'5 t GO ss 1s e. oaad d4%'
Degoillg Bareges Ombres;
y. I. Meyer Nous. de ine Roses printa nnierss;
i. Morisss, B,rsges colibr
Dsl,sie Npuss lie Sole Afe-en- cel:
Marie.a'ne Bar,ges Gulland- aud Bou quets;
Plain Mou,s-liae d. La,aes mode colors;
JAcoNETs, MoUssELISEs, oRoANDIEs. CALI
Ciuirlandes Percaes Danantecs;
Koekin JacoJets ombres;
Gtos jean Brochs D-iiwap 81 wide;
Morss.t DO simple aud 81 saed;
Isvri Barssss, ,usssitnes Fo uiard.. Colibr;
Dupuyrem "a 'onsts perles impressions norveles;
Lsrs 1nnier Mous'el1es Baragss, mural flowers;
cases prted Calcos, quality st eepe chase
Rogue te Club style;
New style OF printed comets entirely new III TINS mar
The aboye ea,ve sock Of Spring Goods from the h5
r .- w - 1t p Se ap.a, TN
mic 6t,.m JAMESB.CK& co s. $50 Broadway
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PAPER HANGING.

PAPER HANGING.
II Of Paper Hangipgs having opened New York city a
branch Of their Philadelphia would respectfully
call the attention of the citizens OF New York and othors
wanting goods their line their extensive assortment Of
Papers and ali other articles in their line Of
hive received from the INSTITUTES. for the encourage
Of Domestic Manufactures in the cities Of New York
philadelphia and Boston silver medals for the manufacture Of
their goods faer themselves that they sell better article
FRESCO PAPERS.
The subscribers would particularly call attention their
large Of tresco Papers for Parlo and Column
Also CURTAIN PAPERs, article for Windows.
Papeng OF Room Halls &e promptly attended to by caro-
full workmen.
Country merchants and city dealers will find it to their ad
HOWELL 4 BROTHERS. No 1877 Broadway,
Two doors above the City Hotel
Alot Of Drawers and Shelving for sale as above
ja1 lm*rh
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To IEI'

III A DESIRABLE HOUSE, in the village Of Jamaic,
~ L / al present occupied by Doctor q. III Nissan
0 with stable the The House is modern built
three story with srbe mantes, in complete order Posses
given LIST of May.
Also Tso Other houses the village al well located b.
ng rear the Railroad Depot and both Academies,
which be occupied Immediately For further particulars
apply JAMES HERRlMANt
nd 2xsr LII
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I,HE MAGIC MIXTURE DIR; Hores Magic Mstu5s,
cause it cures Gonorrho, elects &C. so much ple
sanity and speedily than other remedy and particularly
where pills. capsules and injections have failed like
most msdene. chmerca bat i the result Of 20
scan Price 81 Agents ngsrsolt Co, corner Of John and
Gold sud drug Fulton aud William,
Broadw,v and corner Bayard and Orange. mil
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af.SS PASSAGE FRON GREAT BRITAIN AND
M13f IRELAND, tvia Liverpool 1.-The subscribers
18SApprepared make bring passengers
from Liverpool by any Of the regular packet ships sailing
FIVE days and also by FIRST class ships sail
positively their appointed days their lowest
From their for this having established
Branch Of the Liverpool, detenon whatever
take place. For further particulars, apply to
JOHN HEKDMAN co, 81 South street.
near Wall street, New York.
aERDMAN KEENAN \ co, Liverpool.
N. B-Drsfs eau usual be furnished for auy ount
payable throughout Great Britain and Ireland application
as above 2src
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lust PUBLISHED, Price 50 cents, the Beacon Once;
y Franklin Square, New York-rhs QUARTERLY
BEACON edited by @ Vals ConteutS-Spt OF the Tines
swedenbos,m with the Hi.so Of s EouassI: Tine with
from the Ln work; Ele oens of Astronomy and A.
Economical Cards Ephemer Of the Planets for che year k
. Each Of the above works for sale pamphlet form
For sale also of Liberal Works ms 2w eod@rc
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EOR SALE CHEAP, by L. q. STACY, No: IS Wooster
L street. between Broome and Spring sn The stock j.
Mahogany yesssIs Rosewood Mahogany Zssrsroqd Birds
kc aud general Of lumber. usually kent at ma
hog any ar In this NILS lm-Ic
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
FRESH INVOICE of this delightful Champagne is in
"A which the attention Of merchants. hotel keepers
aud gentlemen invited The naing Of this Wine
superior Of in this country and higher
'''~' ''' '''-' y $50 C. LIVINGSTON & CO.,
nli;sef Wall sire
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TO LET, IN FOR { LEE, N J


- FIRST RATE HOUSE with about acres Of
"a ground aud number OF wooden buildings, in tolerabe
good ndition which formerly used chemi-
cal factory present occupied pIauofore acory;
st1ated the Hackensack road. only few walk
from the ferry. Rent good low whom
Lease will b. given several If required Inquire Of
DR.. Morris Leo Wolf 90 Liberty street, New York.
mi 2M -rc
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AA6 IAPs.OlI's GENERAL EMIGRATION
k&fN OFFICES IS South street, OF Maiden Laae
Se2h&k,New York and IS Waterloo Road, Liverpool
PeTons wishing passage for their friends from Ii
vepo0i. during the tn New Line OF Liver
pool packets respectfully informed By the sssseriess
that magnificent and favore packet ships
will sail from Liverpool positively ADVERTISED any OF
which be engaged the most reasonable terms
psss'se be engaged THIS side Of the Allan spatch
the 9th April; ship Garck the iith do ship
u the eh May The well known sailing qualities Of tbs
atoe packets render remarks and their
ior cabin second cabin and passengers
further particulars, apply
wa. I. TAPSCOTT,
- m eet, corner Of Maiden lane.
- ~ w A. ~, Drafts, usual for
smwouuei pSaprthr"ugfouty Britain and rels A.
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TASSELS,
SUITABLE for trimming caps blinds shades. pictures,
~ sofas umbrellas partsls cloaks sleeves bags,
Also, riety Of bindings cord for ,le wholesale
by 4 F. MAYNARD
mis- lm@m ST Maiden lane corner Of Willis m 1t.
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LAURENT 4 BROTHER,

IMPORTERS OF FRENCH GOODS,
TNAKE great pleasure informing tn customers that they
have just received by the packets Burgundy and St
Nicholas. their fancy spring goods con;ting Of the
richest style Lyons Silk rich Paris printed Muslinde anes
Barege Balzorlne Taetan Jaconets the largest
Of Broche and prlted long and square shawis
Scarf &c Ia style and richness believe goods cam
be surpassed by importation this Spring Your kind
and inspection Of the solicited
LAURENT BROTHER.
ial1 lm%r No. William street
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MILITARY EQUIPMk.N .s--FIEREMEN's CAPS
THE respectfully calls the attention
military public his of Military
adapted all eompan,es Military Csps. Knspsacs Boxes
aed Bayonet Scabbards Of variety Country compa
companies will be supplied with samples.
FIRE CAPS-FIRE CAPS.
full of every variety constantly hand and
made orde tbs shoueatnouce.
f2s sm.rrc II =. GRAFACAP. s92 Broadway.
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TO THE LADlES-TU THE LADIES.
AIDES having any superuous of Clothing dis
IL pose of, either Ladies Gentemen obtain fair
cash price for by sending for the crber her
residence, No. 50 Duane street, basement.
Mrs. M. nHEN.
N. B.-Gentlemens Clothing and Furniture ais. Shit BY
a. letters through the Post Office will be attended to-
M inc
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-.sk FOR LTVERpOoL--The New L,ne-Hegulsf
NO Packet q a Ms5shIhs 'qSsriCr sa't sans
Can't Ira bursley, wall sail above. her regular day
Forfeght lassag having splendid large and
cabin apply board side Buiing slip
WDoDHULL ellNTuHN,
o. South sgfeet.
Price of passage 500.
The packet ship Liverpool tlo tors Capt John Edridac
sili ,,cr~d the Huttnguer, and sell the April
regular day MI