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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

ARRIVAL OF TIE PRIZE SHIP.-Nore Of the Less
of tie TruL;on-The Hamburg brig Naisde, taken on
Vera Cruz by Capt ngrahau OF the Somer tor endea-
voring violate the blockade arrived at TINS po!tyester
day charge OF Lieut. y. Bergman, late OF the L =
brig OF lruxton An officer OF the l. ;. Court was
dispatched board last evening and placed seals upon
the matches The captain OF the brig and four OF his
ere'y c:e here IL the vessel and were permitted 10 90
on shore.
we learn that the Captain has employed MIR. Roselius
on behalf OF the OF the brig Her cargo Is princ
paly linens and worth $4,000 The vessel IS but five
years old and good Tor her class but not particularly
sailer. The captain maintains that he never had
my intention OF running the blockade but that after ne
had been warned oil and proceeded on ms way to Tia
vaua he found necessary 10 put back tor water ana de-
ernined ask permission 10 enter Tor thai purpose OF
the commander Of the squadron, Wlen NE WAS oOdfueu
and made prize OF.
We had the pleasure OF conversns last evening with
Lieut. Bergman whose GOODNESS, courage and energy
the affair OF the loss OF the Trxon have already won
Tor him the appreciation and esteem OF ms
We received from his lips plain, straightforward &C
coun: o. the affair which does not dIcer N any material
respect from the accounts we have already received
from other sources Lieut. Bergman tour days IN
small alter he lett the IrIton, before he reached
any vessel OF the squadron and al suffered severely
for the want of wafer and provisions oi "Mcn theli
supply totally inadequate. consisting vi uotalhb
more than few biscuit and small quantity OF
spriis-but they all animated with the nope oil
bringing succor their comrades and preventing them
from becoming prisoners OF war. Lieut. IS coniesse7
THAI h. was sadly disappointed returning 10 the brig
TO ind hey abandoned He supposcs tnat the guns sAot
sc were thrown overheard being probably useless IRON
their position with the hope getting the vessel OF ana
that after waiting three days al hope ofreeeivns sue
cor from the squadron abandoned as II was thought
highly improbable that Lieut. b. party could reach
and ha; Capt Carpenter thought useless TO remain
longer on the wreck. y. o. Picayuae, Sept L.
MuRDER-A youth some : or Il years OF age
named James Kelley, committed deliberate assault
yesterday upon the person OF young SRI named Mary
Elizabeth Carries by kicking her IN the side She died
in less than hall an hour after receiving the blow.
Baltimore Patriot. 18th
YELLOW FEyER.-The Board OF Health OF New.
Orleans contradict after careful inquiry and due invest
,n.ior the reports OF yellow fever IN that city.
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CITY ITEMS.


q The Calitornians were actually lowed down
he Bay this morning and it is likely have gone to sea
conveyed BY tie Prebc-thus defeating the service OF
eeernins process issued against Stevenson as stated
sOarpspcr this morning.
Nay good luck and Colonel Stevenson remain with
interpolation alwaysi
PRISON DisclrIISE A small but well selected
library hes been placed in the Prison at tho Essex Mar
k'FeSce ofcc, at the suggestion OF Justice ketchIm'
An edition Is TO be made 10 it soon. Tho influence
must be good.
OBTAINING MoxrY by FALSE PRETENcrS.-A
ans man of gen,ecl appearance last night went to the
sOSr 0fl. s TrcadweN. 90 Broadway, and requested
Seaa ofSSo and mentioned the of two respect
sas persons with whom Mr. T was acquainted, and
he said would have called themselves ii il had
va SSnveaieu, for them to do So Al the same time
ssang man oetycd to leave his watch apparently
~ enc Believing the sppical; 10 be an acquaintance
- l'eati whose name he mentioned. Mr. l. handed
-, zee Money with which tic cn;erprisns borrower
~ - OF Tho watch proved 10 be mere worthless
~sisso affair. and tho young man Is missing
= taErr OF EAR. RISGS-A little girl, the daugh-
NJ! Merryhe,d OF the 18Th Ward. was passing along
svess yesterday, when II woman named Lucinda
Came up to her and took pair OF gold ear
ana tN51lc on Will silC WAS
senily arrested and locked up in the ESSEX Mar
. Police oeicc.
slsErr OF SEsrlNG.-A black fellow named
ssssi Phillips arrested and committed ON charge
n.<sos ane vest patterns worth $40 from Daniel Z.
SNRsa Of li5 Fultonst lie was caught In the act
sSpoEN DEArH-Nieholas Ray colored man.
secddenly AZ ) O'Clock yesterday afternoon al li0
sssest Death caused by rupture of blood vessel in
sssngs.
ltScENIES.-ohccr Costigan last evening ar
~ Sea Caroline Reed colorcd, charge OF stealing
SO black cloth pantaloons worth So from the store
s.Sssa~tora & Cutter tailors, No, O. Bowcry Mary
~ was brought up and detained on charge OF steal
~ " % from a house in Elust.--. Edward Wilcox
george Woodbridge We're taken into custody ON
sge OF stealing some cigars from John Toosood
,.sy heid was called 10 account for walking OF de-
10, ., brandy belonging to c. Beal OF the l7th Ward
Thirst WAS arrested BY chcer Garrison. or
sssSa o. stealing crocsery from the premises OF
ssa Decker Of No loi Brcaas, Detained for eXsmi.
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Gcbools.

PRIVATE SCHOOL. in the country.-Miss Dewey
Aw,hes 10 receive few pupils into her Family School,
situated Sheffield assl IN me valley OF the Houss;o-
NC. Sheffield Is Pleasant village. distant only easy
days Journey from New York, by Bridgeport and The Hou-
satonic Railroad.
Thorough instruction Is given the usual English bran.
ches. and in Music Latin and French
The terms are $3.50 year and $40 quarter ior Music.
For farther information, reference IS made 10
VIM. c. Bryant. Esq. VIM Bloodgood, ESQ.
Rev Fl. W. Bellows, Rev Dr. Dewey.
Sent 81 Inn
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them exclusive privileges except provided Il his srti-
cis shs 10, De passed. But he LeGisZtCr. may pass
Laws BY which persons may become corPorz;sdor BE
MED 70 zryof the privileges OF Corpora-c1z comply
vsih the provisions be contained n sGch Law AI1
I'll such Corporations AID Associations. shall be subject 70
al suca general Laws The Legislature NAV. from TINE
time. enact, Inconsistent win lne provisions OF his
Constitution
section second Is struck out See tie Report II NJ
letter OF July I'd
The debate IS on Section Third 4ad many amend.
Ir..rts are cfsred
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From TIE St, Louis Union, Extra, Of the 18th
HIGHLY Imporrnnt from Many co-The War
'.,-'- Ended

The .ilrGrad0 arrived this morning at II O'Clock
from. Keokuk bringing intelligence from Sauyoo up 70
day but far IS can be ascertaned nothing serious re
suited During Wednesday, negotiations were N pro.
was fsny roncll tha, the besiesed those Of them
VINO had taken pay, in the hosthres o. he lew days
previous should al once capituste lay Gown their arms
ans, leave the City and STATE within I'VE days Inc NUN;
Der embraced in this requirement Is varlcay
~ from, illr,, 10 seven hundred about hundred and
fitv only ot whom are Mormons.
4, Tbursay evening the unoboc-ats marched IN ana
took formal possession Of the city. The steamboat
Osprv had already left for St-angtown Mormon sci
tl,t.,srt II Wisconsin. crowded win passengers ne
:I.1rio brs,Ict, number OF the prescribed czeas
>, his plsce Some OF them 20 eastward
s o,al OF killed 4ni wounded II me diersat
shes ! moi We: ascertained but il Is eeeved 70 oe mo-;
y r-ea. Capt, Smith Of Carthage died OF rs wounds
bei6rs reaching home Several others OF tne Antics
ans; few OF tie citizens are also SAID ID nave ot
mortslly wounded. .,-.-.-,.L
T,T,s ars we called upon - record another triumph
Of ths spirit Of rnisrule and outawry
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Seneca.
AraASY Friday sept Is 1916.
To he Edttgr Of TIE Tri5uRe:
SIR Whether we agree with or differ from business
men. questions relstng to Banking and Partnership
II IS important that such petitions the following win
the should be published when the Convention L
the OF considering grea: changes the Colsti-,
ton The following memorial L. IN fact the eeidcc
OF the signers thereto the question o. personal .e-
sponsiblity.
Mr. STEPHEN ALLEN presented d memorial from
merchants and persons in trade II New YORK Cy-none
OF them hc believed dealers IN Inoney-hich WIS read
follows
g 10 tie H9n3roBj, ne Stgte Cons eat.on.
The uncefs!l ned respectfully fennonsfa:e against
the incoPo atng IN the Constitution OF this sn pro
their individual capacity.
The Undersigned believe that any provision winch
SHOULD maze Stakeholder .able beyond The
ally contributed by him the capital sock Of IN ncorpo
rated Company would De very injurious business Of
the Cy and State, aud detrimental! is prosperity, mas
much as men o. capital would not become Stockholders.
and any provision which should render S;ockholder.
epOnslDle who have beyond
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- RICHARD COULTER, Esq OF WestEnorelaId,
has been appoiassa By the Governor 70 e an Associate
justice OF he supreme Court OF Pennsy,AA to supply
ts vacancy oecas.oned ~ TIE death Of Judge Aaeo
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t}gGrtfr % 81 OyC'ock, T. "
Section FRS. of Looniss Report Corporations has
been finally adopted in Convention, IS to IS, and. as
amended resds as follows
Special Laws creating CoTpotatons or Associations
o.sf ihsa os purposes exclusively municipal or granting
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General Notifies.

r. Piles. Irritation of the Kidneys, Pam IL the
Back or Side Habua Co.yeness, Erupuons, Sore Eyes
DR. INGOLDSBY'S PILE SPECIFIC has made radical
cures irany The above mentioned complaints as can be
proved By personal reference The specific not purga
live and Is sn entirely vegetable remedy without particle
of coocyuh garboge Acss - pleasant 10 lake and
fciv hG7nless IN the delicate male female
Agents Will be appointed every Town. County or Stale
where there none, on application 10 -
ss 1nos. BEAl.S CO. log SASSAU-ST.
rS- For BOSTON via Norwich and Worcester.
steamer Cleopatra Capt W tilnins. viii leave South
side of Pier No North Rive: every h0nGay Wednesday
nd l,i1n AZ p M connecting with tie A!yns
Point tmy5t CALEB PRATT. Jr Conductor
~ Practical PhrcnoIogists and T Publisher
Fowl FRS WELLS Isl Nhssa1-si Otace hours from
O'Clock A. 81 10 10 P. N SL5 Sn'
80. and Girr-,fon wiz respect The application OF Wse.
Cure n al diseases OF ~onsc aid cai.dEen her res
hl-S' y
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e WATCHES, JEWELRY and Silver Ware
~ TIE subscribers coh1aEe 70 have iof sac fu!!
z, 4 assortment OF tre Got and Silver Watches Of
y the rno=t approved makers which vii be warrant
- Correct .i=e-1eePzrs, AID oEered a. the very lowest
cash prices.
They are constantly receFtng ne LATEST styles Of Fash
ic1eSe Jewelry Of every description including God FEB
and Gaart chains, Brsastpias Ear-ringsI F-sgerass'
Bnlcelets Head OroErnerts, &c
Silver Spoons, FORKS Burer KniTes and Si7efVsfe gen
erzIT, a. the raaru!srrurer. prices. ,,,,L
Br.cznniawsIe, fine Cutlery Fancy Goods &c -'eHS'
end c-ocks repaired BY experienced worzLnen. 4, ot
LOCKWOOD sCRIBNEK; 20 f-1aI,
aus cor OF Fulton-s- opposLe Cn.s1 2seIs. go
an FALL FAsHIONs.-Ha;., Hsa-fsr.' :. NJ -
Eli AKIN hEs al 81 equal hose so.d N 9et' =
also -!eya.: dress nsts 81 g 80 a;d = - 80,
.tyIe and Sush % hose n many pieces a. -, ns 80
g c. G. Murch VII De psesssd 70 see rs IT pP6yrV
establishment oEOi-S@ . - 10 Csnsl-at
- In -------
IN FALL PA.HIONs--rhe sl6seris-r Toald cal
Eli he eiI.,iioQ OF HI. friends AID The paoc senefeiy
1A So IaTre and "a oerios assortment Of senisIneus
Has ck Ter durability general rafanee shc Sc'ao-
20 are sol sxeecd By acy offered Il his ely.
40 large AssortaeG. u mems and boys caps II In
ave Tstaucs he rbcre Goes rot give ehP.s s2tsacot
an b. ELY oh;aiced By giylas Information 20
81 slec3s J. w. KELLOGG, I'D Cansi-;!
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CNCINS,rJ I.AND and General Agency Ot5ce,
SCioeirrsti oh;o-M I sheldon would MORN tae cti.
xens o. tha, he wiz ATTEND 70 the purchase and
500 5srntion OF Real Estate ard Personal Prop
-- n he ityof tcnsr snd II The Western States; III
also collect notes bonds and mortgages and syery species
ohs- business r having lands ether property Il lie
Western country bey wish 70 dispose OF essl or 10 sH
--3,- of,Es Ssre 10 his csc- = Cincinnati where al
m .ss 1rstfi 70 his care viii De promptly sct falh
- - - - s9I-a., " L SHELDON,
---' A--1--e- - West Fii,hs. Cincinnati
RgyEsEScEs.-Dwter 5s.esr CoTi-aac-st: J.. Jazz
49, q W.lxr VIM iazails 81 VAll-si AZ nrr~'>1
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rs NOW UNIVERSALLY ALESOWLsDG5D ~ a.
l,shs have wen ,ria! - be ne beet geEera! rene
dv nov before tie public Il has entire c9nlro over all
rheumatic asecons-a!I bruises, sprsas cuts, barns, and
colds yeE 10 II ani souaty cured 10 few days Also
Fever and Mercura! Sores AID cers q ons stad ad
Ollie most mall nant character VIII guarantee 20 cure
souliiy few days refund t19 money. We are 4iy
determined that his truly great and sstoaiiag p,ePafa
"a vessel a every captGIa oisteanboatI ty
viii he truG5!e call az 90 Jorn--- sri examine To-
4ytsee and testimonials. and cuni.aie doubt VI.
gtae i u. t,B as Tree The public Iced uot nA.est
ecv reluctance about about calling, tn. SondefF <
COMPOUND lie haids Of nose Who are tD- aai VIZ
as IL send i over the face o: s whole Eaah isbe gooe
Il put up II .rze bottles AID sod a. y cts per Dou.e 70
q. who feel Lhat lhey can pay fJt gia and ~ a. ouefs
we give 1t az freely City Fahes would give 'EeIa
Cro;or Wsi-r-
n We boldly say thai this fragrant and as,Iag oaia
and PAIN Eraeica,or IS Ire f!sI thai been crec
afflicted upon purely oe-eyoeni AID pnarLfopic princ:-
oIr. 80 i've
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pounding medicine, which has dons
much to relieve the human family 10 ROB
disease of It's .erfoTs, and restore the Invalid 10
Health and comfort az the ,setOr and Proprietor
deseOediy popular family medicine, Dr. swtYNE'S Cost
orally patronked by Profession and others both 10 ihs
country and in Europe has thefe ever been 50 great
deceive tine cteduous aud minimizing by putting up Nos
Of various kinds by various individuals alAIng me
original preparation VIII screen them tfouI the lash VI
the law and OF the lmposcfs hD puts out the com
mon paCegoc The shops and calls the BAsAM OF WILD
CHERRY has mad tie !mpudsnce 70 caution NE pG9s
the Original Preparation, Dr. SwAYNE's CoNPouSD sYauf
Or Wild CHERRY, which 10 doing 90 mdch good Ia tHe
r. BEWARE OF SUCH IMPosToRs. "a
And purchase but the original and only genuine az
compounded by regular PhysiedH and arose from many
years close attention to the Practice o. NE Ffoeeso aHo
which led this great discovery THOUSANDS ana tens o.
thousands OF The best testimonials OF the unparalleled sue
cess Of Dr. swayne,c cSmg9gTs SnSP OF "d GERRY '
Cou chs Colds Splitting Blood. Liver Complaint Tickg
or Rising in ,e Throat, Nervous Debility WeaAness Of
Voice Palpaon Disease OF the Heart Pam 10 the Side
or Breast Broken Constitution fsom various causes the
abuse Of Caomel, &c, Bronchitis, Asthma Waooplns
Cough, declared 10 the world years before any
other prepdrati0H OF WILD CHERRY out The most
skepcs! may satisfy themselves 20 the Truth OF me above
by little inquiry in Philede phia- The genuine artee Is
prepared ony by Dr. S}s,YsE whose Office has been
BAlsIN aud Other spuriSus alttcles vi wild Cherry has
beer sold out and res0d out and tee propdetOr4 ssd
10 resort 10 FALSgHOOD and SrRArAGEM 10 make heir own
out Of IL The genuine article IS put up 10 plain style IN
square bottles covered wit blue wrapper, WIN ycO"
label with the proprietors signature attached
r The public requested 70 remember that IL Is DR.
SW1YSEs CoaPoUSD 5YRuPo WILD CHERRY, that nEs and
repeatedly performing such lDil.uous cures Of Diseases
which have bacd ms Inc skill OF the Profession ecd set
at defiance the whole CATALOGUES OF Patent dlcei, which
daily pulled through The organs Of he press Therefore
ASK for D SWAYSE's COMPOUND SYkcP Of WILD CHER
ny, and purchase other
agents New forz-Chas- II. Ring, cor Broadway ane
John-st; R A Sands, lSs Bowery; Z. g. Warner, 90
Beecker-sL J. c. Hart, 34s Grant-st J. !. LEWIS OF
Greenwich-sL; Dodi, I'll Broadway Mrs, Hayes Bfooh
lyu: B. OlGs Son. Newark H-ad!ey, phelps 20. It<
Waier-st and by Agents In all parts OF The nId oLAes
DR. SwAYSE's GUIDE HEALTH 10 De had syafu Of aHy
of Agents containing Numerous tesnH!on!as OF
the wonderful cures performed by is CoSPorso sYRcr o.
WILD CHEsEY. Call and get one 81 jGl-h ~ 1oIiH
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sr1--I,, ,arTFsrfrirg rlr Organlne and large skr1
Saving. Of al coors both PLAIN snd shaded and he ven
best quality OF SIX; FEirgr GIMP aac Coech Lace
Orange and White Floss tor manufacturers Of Tweeds
sad Fancy h-rsevTreres
Frnbrotserv six for Sas'vis ScErfs &c
Foss SIN Tor lettering and t1g LIE ends o. cloths s1d
S,.kss - ~ skei1s--sacks Drahs Ligh; Dyes ard
Cloth coors handsomely putup II half and quarter pound
cs9ers or bundles OF 100 ske.cs earn
tssn,e1:s PAN sad Fancy Crsvss, Of any style. 10
PecAe, Handkerchief. plain white six or printed.
TIE aoye Tor sa-a. Factory prices, znd orders FOR any
aF isSS = ee SIX LEX 5 SHAPTER "a Peerl-st
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& M ii o ~.
DR. SWAYNEtS

COMPOUND SYRUP 90 WILD CHERRY,
The Original anil Gensu,e PrePurat'gr
Honor to whom honor Is due.
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ror;y-two votes out of l2s have fastened for another
Quarter ot century the people OF this Stale, the
lawyer monopoly in lis mos; oGious form Inc people
nsy elect Legislators and judecs-they have learning
enough TO select lawmakers and aw-eNpcuaders ea'
not enough 10 plead rvo-peany cause Tor neishoor
without certificate from The trade This Is Mr.. Hon
mans Law Reform
see letter in The Tribune signed >>eta, defending
Mr. RAscoms vote and arragning my eoGduci w'ih rel
ercnce 70 the swyer monopoly If Mi BAscom believed
his vote BY which certificate or license Is to be re
CURED BY all persons who may desire 10 plead for o'
ers in Court OF law 10 be just why dld Ne si'efw"fo
vote 10 reverse it. on Mr. Marvins motions ~ 10 me
word white Mr. Mann withdrew IL snd proposed ths
Democratic New Hampshire !ree law. Isa ar ha>fom
, one ,nori IN is tar0r, Seneca says that II smother
Delegate had made such and such motion, Mr. bSscom
would have voted Tor IL Why did he nc; make me mo
tion hirnstt His Memorial would no, have he'd NE
10 believe thar he here 70 represent the lawyer
monopolv Mr. Flanders frankly coneSses thai; though
alavyer he voted wrong when he said aye with Mr.
Bascom whose vote has aided N perpeuatins in the
Constitution an odious ant-repuhlcan provision I'D
no; see one lawyer out OF the ny-two VINO apPeSseI
hearty and sincere IN an Effort 20 put Il Gown. :! j.
Taylor and Nj Hoa,nsns lsw reform was uere moon
shine. Does it endanger the amended CohSHtuIoA ioI
rue TO SAY al this I'm sorry. It's poor coiiphf;ieh
10 the people say that they have not the sense 10
Judge for themselves bur entirely influenced by IN
,i,senr,a lettpryVrifPr.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
HUNTINGTON \ SAVAGE, Publishers and Bookse!
I1ers 2l6 Pearl-s, New-York have recently .sred
AID very much improved editions OF The WORKS Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, BY Mrs. A ". L Phelps 10
which they respectfully solicit The attention OF School
Teachers, Committees and others interested IN education
Copies Will be furnished for examination, application 10
the Publishers For sale by Booksellers generally. ty
pOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young L.-
DcteS, IS Fuurih-st between Charles and Amos sta
The Misses Alac Adam respectfully inform their friends
the public that they uoS receiving pupils Gig
cuars may obtained above and al Ar Francss Book
Store. No 252 Broadway also a. Mrs SIs!ands China
Store ~ Broad way. Slim
MADAME MARONCELLI would inform her pu-
VI pills and nelGs generally, ms. she corles aef m
str1cions Singing and Music her residence, No II!
BreyUofpiace (J,h-sL She also Il required gITes les
sons al ne residence 0; ihe pupil SO .a.eod-
SELECT DAY sCHOOL.-M!ss COLES has re
- cps-e her school for the reception u OuS Boys a.
II Mercsr-s- Circulars, WILL terms, e the School
81
PJENI1S,S Sel-c. Schoo! Tor Boys, 672 Broadway,
H. NEARLY opposite Sort-stl VII reopen on TG-sdzy,
the Il; OK September anZI =
ANDSCAPE PAINTING.-Mas Il N. fERLEY
Lr,crGc,s ladies' n Landscape P.4rlng, OF COLOR Al
No sog Broadway, corner Of Houslou-sL 'o1!a q 81
Thomas Church. References Mr. A g. DTsASo, Prs:.-
dent OF cte Saons- Academy 0! Design, professor , =
g. NOISE. &c - --leG.--
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE THIS OCCASION
TO .oriyY THEIR FEIEsDs AID THz pcgLic sEskssLLI'
81 or THEIR REMOVAL Goln lse 10 AZ Cnstasil,,
81 opposite the Theatre formerly knewh as se o.a
n burnt Boot ard Shoe store,l where hey are psepas
-s ed &c dispose Of goods IN hsr Inc a. prices
IDENTIFY cae4pchssper thza any other iize "a;
Tbs subscribers would respectfully inylte perso's
teud purchasing To call and examine theE ~ 81
got De e1cel!ed A Ysi. ard thofougs ~ psosx
s0re 10 create customer. The sIoez e"asS-s ~
loud respectfully cal the sitentsoh q .Ds -, "a
Of New York % th-r 4ssesteat OF an Slsss ssn
i.sr Isir-gs Bnslns, KID shPP~f' "utte 49, - ~. -,
$500 - ysca are good a. can Dc aa5 80 1ss ctS'
-, y 49,. 30 per cent cheaper sNIiH $500,
81 In. liz Caelhsn-s- o2Ros..e . &c -S--.e
- z,5,R ,saIH-. pair q Gray Horses 1Ys sad
Nm irys.rs "a u the Guroes E,ces. 1n4aits d 40
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NETWORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
sEVENTEENlA WEAK.-XCIXth -.

Responsibility! IN orporations-Tenns
should be EXplained-Special Corporations