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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21
..f.,. ~ s,..mboa,.-rhe Bay stsse.

10 the Edaor Of Txs Tribass
Safety should be the first thing aimed at IN pao
lie though comfort and speed are mos
invaluable accsun psniments. An excellent @ncle
apppesred in the Commercial one day last "eeS'
on the cause OF steamboat xposOns, but itsiens'n
we fear will prevent many from reading IL The
fact, il contained should be more generally Known
and know Of no way more likely to give them
nuhlicity than through the columns OF your paper.
There are two things, the want Of which has caused
many EXPLOSIONS and, Of which almost al stesni-
boats are still destitute. The hrstisa voter guage
which shall indicate with perfect accuracy the hight
Of the water in the boiler the second. pump, to
sord a constant supply Of water TO the boiler when
the boat is az rest ss well as Wnen 10 motion, !"
know Of but one boat sailing from New ork pos
.essiue these essentials for safety This the Bay
state. on the Fall River Line. The common guase
sttached 10 boilers cannot be depended upon II
there be foam In the boiler It's Indication must Dc
deceptive Now believe boilers soam most Oh tne
time. Experiment has proved eballition to 'ase
Mace with LIQUIDS even at ordinary temperatures
nn1er a relief OF pressure. Thus water and ether
b,,ii under the exhausted receiver OF an air pump.
Every sroke OF the piston relieves boiler rom soae
nressure the hlowtng of Of steam OF more aud snsosy
Lad, me 20 believe ebulliton In both cases ioo"s
hrsc things are So the 0rdpsry gusse 10 useless ap
psndsgs Il not dangerous one, slnee II sPtsks ses
when danger Is near.
The ordinary pumps used 70 supply 'ns pouui az. :.
sched no working beam and consinue 10 ope'suon
oniv while the boat IL In motion When the boat stops
though the wssr In the boiler continues 10 diminish 10
quantity BY the generation Of s,sm, the pump falls to
supply the deficiency Portions OF the boiler thus De-
come expo.ed and intersely hes,ed when the boat
star. tn. ws,sr 10 sssin injected by the pump comes 10
contact with the hot ner and bein instantly converted
into steam often prcducess pressure sucten, to cause
explosion The prop s,ors OIL toe Bay stss oeser'e
the ssng gratitude well patronage OF the comnl
ni,y for the pains they have taken 10 render her safe a.
well .. comfortable and swin sepsrs's engine, which
can be worked when the boat Is At rest, supplies her
boiler A tube running from her boiler. hrst horizon
tally then vertically constitutes her gusee In ths the
water rises 10 level 10 the boiler and by forcing down
perforated dssher attached 10 the lower extremity OF
rod with splash, II indicates The hight OF me water
the boiler The publication OF these facts. II 10 hoped
will cause these Improvements TO be generally usec ana
thus add 10 the safety of the TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21
MIR. Clay nj Cape May.

Up 10 the hour Of our paper going to press no
Ts,esraphic dispatch reached oar ofice in relation
10 Mr. Clsy's visiting New York from which we
infer that bis arrangements would not permit him to
accept the invitation Of the gentlemen who went
down 70 Cape May ia the NewHsvcn-
Many thousands Of our citizens, old and young
and Of all parties, will be sorely disappointed The
mere hope Of his accepting the invitation seemed
yesterday 70 set the City 10 motion. steamboa"
were proHered to meet the NewHaven steamer
IN the Bay, Carriages with elegantly csPansoned
horses we're rendered, and scores Of persons called
4, The Tribune Office inquire In what way II any
they could aid in doing homage 10 Mr.. Clay and to
swell the shout in which one hundred thousand
persons would unite from the Battery on the land
ing OF the iIlostroos citizen stranger. In another
part Of the paper will be found the latest account
OF his movements
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELe GRAPH
More lIexiean Deeuments-rhe British "''-
eminent, &c. -

More UcNlcau -
eminent, sc.
RIcHroSD. Aag u ioi'-
New. Orleans papers Of the 18Th instant nave
been received. The PseayEH< Publishes IN Po''<n.
Mexican documents. Twocirculars, dated ''n ana
I7,b Of yulv respectively, were issued by Paeheeo
the new Minister Of Foreign Ahaif'' u INC "O''
errors Of the States. These are o'ns'oe'eu ''' -
test and best exponents OF SANTA ANN ''e" al"
policy.
The first abounds with fulsome panegyne Of
Santa Anna. IL begins with declaring 'na' DIS
whole life and the glory Of his name are 'haissou
bly associated with the war. Paeheeo GENES 'na'
s.,,, Anna hs, any understanding with the Amer
ic,p. or anv plan. or preparations for making
peace be listen. only to the dictates OF peace and
the ui.be. of the Legislatures and Governors OF
states. He was the first who encountered the en-
envy TO share in their Donors
The second circular intimates that the civilized
,orld !. in the favor Of the Mexican cause, and
that the opinion is equally general that the United
states cannot triumph except BY the internal ds'
sessions OF the Republic
The Government Of Her Britannia Majesty has
sirniGed 10 that Of Mexico the most loyal and
friendly sympsthies which the Republic has al
wavs enioyed. He has not recognized any revou-
tonarv government in Mexico. and only that is
leeitimately established which has the Presiden-
tsl name wherever it may be, should the chances
of war compel the government % abandon the
Capital
A letter from Lord Pamerston, the British Sec
retsry accompanies the Circular His L'rdshp as
sures the Mexican Government that the resident
Minister of Great Britain will consider 1t his duty
TO follow the Government and maintain relations
with IT, in whatever part Of the Mexican territory
said Government may fix its residence.
YELLOW FEVER AT NEw ORLEASs.-The deaths
by yellow fever, during the twenty four hours end.
ing on the morning Of the 18th instant were forty
and at the Charity Hospital, during the twentyfour
hours ending at 6 o'clock, same evening, thirteen.
1000 bales Cotton sold at about previous rates.
There is no change in the Provision market.
Whisky is selling at 20 cts Other articles Of pro-
duce are q.iet at prices before reported
PHILADELPHIA Aug 10.
Nothing farther from the Armies. Col. Hays is
still at San Antonio not having gone to Vera Cruz.
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sWnfrr-Cure In England,

10 fAf EdH0T q Ihe ITloHHe'
In reference to your late paragraph entitled
q, sbov you ara respectfully requested as simple act
of Justice To state tbs, Ia the year 1886, before Prices
mtg had been heard Of In England and ten years before
Dr Forbe, condesceuded to call the attention OF the
public to the subject Dr. Dickson of London. announced
IN bio Fsllacy OF the Ar, OF Physic taught in the
the Schools" the great importance Of Water In con
,unctou with other remedies in the treatment Of dis
ease generally. jus.
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Business Notices.

~ The SUNDAY DisPArcH tomorros, VI !.
the bee, number ever Issued This win b. sAua.
Ing for those who read lest Sundays b., Tier. !.
m.s,aho shout IL Rose sommstviIle is read By a a,
lsdI-s-o!i Hicks by all tho gentlemen tbs csps..,
Sketches, Religions Of thu World; Poetry NsesH.s,
sod fau viii DO rolisaed By everybody. AnOss as 4,
culisr attractions of this number Wild DO sesyssa d.
from Naples describing the ruins Of Pompsii sos,
Of Dsviss Revelations on tho Bible; Death and Fas
Existence DR. Reese. and Matters at Bslleyss; Rs,
Sheep m the Temperance Flock The Grsua Lods- q.
the Disorgsnizers Bishop onderiook and the hss,
Ruitcrow Csrter, the beast tanner OF culvany Chsa
The Millsri,es In Motion word In sesson iAs ,,
Elections; Foreign News War Movements. Thess1cs
Police Recorder and vast quantity Of spicy parAs,a
All for three cents.
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r. Advertisements for the Trioune OF Monday
ought 70 be sent In before 10 o'clock on Saturday even
ing - the Puocson Once Of this paper 10 not open on
eundsya
Subscribers In the city who do not receive this paper
ct m early hour requested TO eave word at the once
- our arrangements are such as enable all the eAfr'e
10 get through their routes before seven oelock
rers failing 70 accomplish this viii be required !" s'eap
thsr routes
Psr.oo. Whaling The Tribune left at their dwellings or
u,.o,s Of busnes. regularly every morning VIII please
,..vs thssr sadres. Al the Publishing Office or send
note through the Pos.ofce. Terms i2i cents week,
payable 10 the Carrier.
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On Thursday evening 18th inst by Rev. DR. Fisher
Mr.. JAMES w. MOORE TO Miss ALLErTA A. MICH.
OILS, all Of this City.
On tho l5th inst. BY Rsv. Dr. Wainwright EDWARD
MAGkU5sON 10 MARTHA ELIZA, eldest daughter OF
the late VIM Philip. Also. at the same time LEVI De
WITT to MARY JANE second daughter OF the above.
At Southold l.. l. on Sunday. 18th inst BY Rev Mr.
WiswelL Mr. GEORGE w HOBART of New-York. to
Miss c. AMANDA TERRY, eldest daughter Of Ezra
Terry Of southod.
fzSs Long Island pagers please copy
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.ub,criber, 70 the Farmer-, L,brnry.

Where new subscribers order the last year az
well the current year would greatly prefer send
ne them he bound rOlnes Of the former wherever t 10
practicable do So but not at liberty to send
them by mad. Wherever any other mode Of forward
Ing them s suggested By the subscribsr We will always
send the bound volumes OF last year in Pfeierence to
sendine the numbers For twenty dollars will send
TO our current subscribers four complete sets Of the st
year. bound
Each years publication Of this work makes two very
large and beautiful octave volumes, Of six hundred pages
each illustrated BY numerous engrsvings Al persons
Interested IN the beautiful and entertaining literature
Agriculture are invited 70 examine this useful work
GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers.
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nIEn

On Wednesday, 18th nst at Hewburgh, N I. SARAH
ELIZA wife Of Row. WIN. Archer, daughter of Ephrsm
Tracy. Of New Jersey. sgsd &c years
On Monday, the 18th lnsf, ct Niagara Falls, PETER
GERARD STUf VESANr, Esq. In the 10th year Of his
sg-
His friends and relatives invited 10 attend his u
neral this morning 2lst inst AZ 40 o'clock from his late
residence. l7J Second ayenue Of Eleventh st. with
utfarther notice
AAuourn on IN. 18th inst In the 18th year OF her see
BOgert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

rv- The American Museum crowded again Isst
night 10 hesr Eihi0pesn Band. and this IL the family
holiday sba pect great plumbers u children
with lbeir parents his ssrrOnp occasion VI
log tbs ssreDsees la sddion 10 their performances
OfphesD Family sing u their beautiful Eeces
Miss Bernard, Pete Morrts, asd others appear ard
last 81 all the Panorama q Jordan will be exhibited Re-
nenJer The hours, "A and "A.
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Later from santa fe.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug o-P NJ.
Advices from Cincinnati state that later news
from Santa Fe had been received at ST. Louis,
which confirms the previous accounts OF the attack
on Col Esston by the Camanches.
The report that Fort Mann had been destroyed
BY the Indians is contradicted bat it is thought it
will have to be abandoned from the scarcity Of
men to defend it, as the neighborhood is infested
with hordes OF well mounted Indians
Some Of the soldiers are very disorderly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

rV> ExrErsIrE sALE OF Elegant fufnlmIe Useihl ~
Ornamental Housekeeping Aflicss, Piano fones se g
Broadway, opposite Cry Hail, over Mr. ksfrs Casa
siore-R G. kEsP will include In bis s.ls % aboss, q
addition to What 10 already Advertised BY bin 70 10 Ave
lion colunrps one splendid suit Of PsfIor Furniture %
match covered Win very rich French ebinz eoofsa ~
dalon brosdeolh, highly haished and wausaisd essJ
RAJ ticalAr from q celebrated Broadway cabinet msA-
Also, splendid rosewood LaftsS Cabinets, Music ~
Book Stands, richly carved and ornsmentod-
Piano Forte "A hfsl rate second hand risno s"s
made by Firth Hall Pond. Also, several very feo "a
sperdid chandeliers for gas. oil and candles nehy va
med With diamond cut pIisms Aso several very na
China Dinner se.s Toilet Sets &e. Alec several vses
bic on rantsngs, By old mssiets Aiso. some ys'y NC
specimens OF marble and porcelain ornaments.
n b For oher particulars zee my advertisement uheH
auction head. ss3h
sells tho very ffn quality OF French csf dress Boou
only ~ 30, second quality do. 81 g.. Alec hsnd sfs
assortment of Congress Boots and 0siisrs equal low
All goods warranted 10 give ssiisfzction ~ Anrs
sul9 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

ReaELlEu GeLb fsSs There 10 Do pen 10 he ely lss
has acquired half the popularity II lhesein The IN.
They are - only and write ,we and last losx u
pens sold At - ~ elsewhere. To protect the Reh-ie.
and the public sssins, imposition hey will be so s,s
T. warsos IS vi liam a. one door below walls. cyp,
sits Mefch,o,s Ekchsege and }. Y. sAvacx. - Fuhs
o. only Levi Bros Peos - other pens 81 and On
cold for 81 50 ard 81 elsewhere. oold Pers e.efa,
pslfed.
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Law Courts.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFicE- lksed LGrceny
az Sea--Charlss Thompson, third mate OF the ship
Queen Of tue West from Liverpool complained OF
byiBrysn Bedell late OF kpgston-u pon- Hull, EDgland
passenger In said vessel who charges him with having
purOned about ST. 100 In gold and silver contained In
carpet bag about SEQ of which he serward recovered
Examination this forenoon.
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~ DR. wooosufr's DYssSrssy CosDisL hs sswi
lh- lives Of hundreds Of brave veua,ees In xsxssy
ito timely use the certificates of their officers Wild
b. reefreg the advertisement 10 This day psps' Nd
ed Dr. woodrud's Dyseniesy Cordial, which bee ss'sI
failed to cure 10 single instance where directions ss's
h,,sn followed sale, iaAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

iSss Say whs, cue can Of c0asy l'iasd, II 10 rHzt
npo..iee to s.y half enough n i favor, rs the o.,
sands Who dock ,hither b enjoys few cool hours a.
testify. We see on all sides striking evidence q
popularity this sosson and hear tho warmcss prse IL
the regular boat the American Esglc which esFes u,
No N r q, 10. l and daily. 0nsnd after 10 monss
(sundsy) she leaves Coney leland on her last ZIP ap
O'clock Instead of e. a. heretofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

a Ban FIX A gentleman who came up in the
boat yesterday upon going to bis room TO e6.nga as
linen, ~ss 20, hfte surprised and In no way graft
Jed ind that bis trunk eontsined iadi-s wearing 50
psre and not his osna Substitute that he c0uld hard
ly make answer bis purpose The truth wss his trunk
had been exchanged for that OF LADY when lessiue
Neu.York On learning tbs m.stsks he FASTENED 20 toe
Telegraph ofice bur there he tod the wres are
broke. and no comnunseafi0n between here snd New
York \" The lssf OF the stranger % xss IN
curing bis way 10 taiicrs ssoP, New Haven Herald
Il This reminds Us Of story tod Of the late
HsuL Governor cAsnsesisin Of Vermont who VA
noted for Ais Observation-Disclosures Ga oHs eee.s'on b
fore sssns hsaas fss TIE sssiof hs placed
IA As trunk Abszsi suppy Of insa- oa Sunday nsrn
ns hovsssr vasn he looked for aelssn shirt be foan<
aHss srarsy destitute Of shzt iupOrtsrt article the
o. A.' usas A.s'ss ss~s enssa ssslssiss'S
IRON the WARDROBE Of ais wis -.-.s. l-.....-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

Greenwood CEMETERY -Citizens and stran
gers who desire to visit this beautiful Cemetery will
hnd the sail around Governors Island 10 the Cinderella
NEST delightful thus avoiding the clouds OF dust which
they formerly had encounter In reaching by stage
The boat makes four trips dsy and leaves from the
ss.t aida of the Rattery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

~ Use PKIsss oris Tooth Paste, II you wish vhh
teeth and sweet breath. 1t will harden tie sams ~
prevent decay only % or so cents per Jar. ess
complexion for - cents only. free OF tan. ssseen
reckles and p,mplss be- easily attained II yoa
the Tsblet OF Pearl and Alsbsster. For sale 1t
su2in. T. NJ GUIoNs. i27 Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

~ George w. Brown. young man about 70
years Of age late of Phiiadeph arrested yeser
terday under the stiwel act sud lodged In Edrdgen
Prison on the charge Of frsuduleny obtaining and dis
posing Of the property Of Peter Hustled valued At $50
Mr. Hustled had been held 20 bail by Brown for Ebel in
Offering reward for the recovery Of tbs property and
sppreheu sOn OF Brown a. a s~indler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

DIOCESE OF WEsrERs New YORK.-The tenth
Annual Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the Diocese Of Western EswfoFk, assembled on
Wednesday morning al 10 o'clock in 81 Peters Church
Auburn. large number OF clerical and lay deiegates
were present
Morning prayer was read BY Rev. Mr. Leeds Of
Utica usslsIed By Rev. Mr.. Schuyler, Of Buffalo, who
read the lessons The ante service resd
By the Bishop
The ssrmdn was preached by Rev. Jas A. Boles rec
tor II 81 james Church Batavia Re-. r. A Pfos d.
ID. of Uucs, unanimously reelected Secretary.
Charles seymour, ESQ Of Csnsndsgus, was unsni
mously rsseetec Treasurer Of tie Convention and Ma
ior James kees OF Geneva unanimoasly reelected
Treasurer Of the Fund Tor the Relief Of Disabled and
Infrm Cierymen.
The Secretary announced Rev. Charles H. Pstt Of
LOctport ss Assistant Secretary.
The Bishop read his annual address detailing the ar.
daous duties be had performed during the past year
both in bic Diocese and lhe Diocese OF New York
The following 10 summary Preached 30 nmes-(lO9
Ia the Eastern Diocese Confined 5l2 persons ia this
Diocese aud upward Of 100 in the Diocese Of New
York ordained rs Deseoos ca in the Eastern Docess)
and - priests Is IN the Eastern Docese) baptized
sduts IL infants I'd ninistrred the Holy C0mmun
ion 81 times (3 in rhs Eastern Diocessl reserved 10
csndLdsts Tor Holy Orders Instituted Clergyman
10 the reJtorshp Of churches and Travelled upward OF
100 mica
There are now in the Diocese 70 candidates for holy
Orders
Tue tJtal mum er VI cIsrgymen IN tho Diocese 10 100
| Bishop q Priests and IS Descons W
During pat yssr there has been contributed 10 the
Christmas Fund si,zso. tCor AM Argus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

~ Trspsers aad ssasrs lesvns the City Ia the after
sOea are Informed rh&tas Esenizs Edsn Of TAl Tssas
praied every Day containing the Stock Sales Markets.
kews b. he Southern AHil &C. up % O'clock By IN.
quirns II ne Sswssoys for ne Eseasss ESsr Of The
Tribune every ~ii be able IA tsfe VIII him ths
s,ea asus ~ 70 the time Of ls.vins ths CIV. $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

DaLLEv's PAIN ExrsAcros.-suAngers and eIz<ns
should DO ~ilhoa, supply Of Ibis standard Asa
riyaled oinlmeDI Country deal rs supplied On he ns
liberal terms at our Wholesale and ress depot se bos
way II nue., come from Them Ia DO ge0uine, - eosnr.
feils abound. IA. DALEY CO. Do bfoss"sy
...fl
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ooNsrIPArIoN ecosrrrxEss DEsThoosns.ss.

ObAs~sfe sssessrss sd ssen." - - -s-slas1br
.ia $3.50 srfSosf sixg eft<y pargxu<s, ,-isnS- s< -
hs .a<rssl ssnpl, ssr,sst< aid t.fs4tes - -,
H.. Fsrrs" Price 20 coats. Il L., "a ~
~ rms great r-nrdy 10 nghI psaIAS2's vsssss~
., q. food called ~ Eryslenls'-a vesetsD" go
-. respects rsseu bling srrew root =. NJ y
Tn sf.,vs sresase and Efsalsuts eens'Anly -
De Nx;oas Dkpo. u wsrsa, u rsns - = ~ sss
nsh,f ios I1eu s.s, sl HAAAoSp ~. ~ soos -
27s srosdway, corner u chsnssfs" -
ssos.siisS "a snsSss asrns 1870 :,sss q sass
Ing ne EryasptA E ipsI - ~ Ssss,aL p,sls.1
b re ssi 5,, c,a e y 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

The CoLuNBIAs MAGAzISE-0KNsBT Il HACK
KIT. publishers, Ito F0lsoa-stThs September number
OF the Columbian sbounds IN capital things literary
and pictorial and fully susAns the high reputation II hss
slresdy acquired under he guidance Of accomplished
Editor. Mr.. IDmAn The contributions In general are
from the first Of American IHraii-Mrs. Osgood Mrs
Aan 5. stephens. T s Arthur. Rev kDanfCrth, John
lamaa, Nate Sutherland. &c &C &c. The original
music By Mrs White Is highly msritorious- OF the
three steel engravuss are beet pleased vith Bsrtles
admirable sketch Of The wlgwsm In the Forest but
have few better tkibss 10 its way ihsn Toby
JoAsnnoss Moses going 10 the Fair" The plate OF
Fashions y well dOas sns can be relied upon The
literary criticisms BY the Editor, although erisf are
jadicio1s and 10 the purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

DISEASED Lvsos DIS HALL having returned hoa
Europe hss opened Office for Disease OF the Luss
at n Chambersst See new work by Dr. II Of eoB
10 which their nature. causes symptoms, aud care ~
pointed out and nav mode of treatment propess
Ex.rn,aatiou. frou, o IN ~ daily.
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~ HARygY BUkDELL, N. ID. Dsniist has rsufssss
Tho city where bis professional services can he ooti
=. usu.l =. bls office and residence 500 Bfosdwayssf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

DIAMOND PoISrEo GoL0 PESs-rhc subscriber t<a
opened their once at 80 Juhn-s corner Of Navsi 10
sisirs) where thsy invite their fends and ensicnss V
cal ard examine their stock OF Pens and cs.es
CLARK BROtuERA co
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PRsaruN DAnoSp PoisrsD Com ftss -IfJoa 90
good Gold Pen so 10 ]. W. dEEAross Co II cecus.
zap sasl where yOu eau hnd The largest add beat ss
m.n, In tho city, al prices fiom Is c's upward.