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Silk, WOOnera and Cotton
I'D YEH M e.,

I'D VEIN g..
The subscriber bcgs leave TO inform
the Public that he has removed from Cam.
den TO this place, for The purpose ofcarry
ing on the above business. Ladies and
GentIemen's Garments dyed variety OF
scolors- pressed and finished in the neales,
,rianner. Also Leglorn, Straw and Mo.
hair Bonne,s, dyed and pressed 10 any
shape required. Gen,lemen's Goats, Pan.
falcons and Cloaks cleaned, and. { faded,
restored to their original colors, or chang
cd 70 Other. colorsi if desired-genllemen's
garments are not taken to pieces. Car
pets; Table Covers, &C., cleaned without
injurng the coIors. Any articles dyed by
the subscriber, will not soil the whitesi
under garment. Rooms at the Old Meth
odist Parsonage.
E. w. DRENNING.
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Fresh sisilas, HsrgsH es, Figs
10 boxes Layer Raisins iii sfine ord der
90 hall do. M. II. do. 5SiSs
20 quarter do. do. do. SSas
80 dsns Turk eysF igs, weigh. 6s.o g lbs.
ss 2 boxes Genna Citron
tub zan,e 5urrants.
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2 casas SV. I. sP Preserved tChaw Chaw,3
Orange assorted s3sss;5 VS..
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B; do Tamrind j, IN s yfnp; ssaE;
Brandy Penclrcg and Brandy CResr;es s.
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excellent Tone. witt, ,hanew Harp Plate
Piece 10 snsl ihe1timc. st B
splendid assortment OF fine finished
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Side Boards. Bedsteads, Curled Maple aud
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&c. &c. For sale lo1o by
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N B. Furniture repaired or made to Or
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New BuclxyVheat, Canal and IN
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Caroline FloJle. .733
225 bags Philadelphia Buskwheat ss;s
10 barrels extra fine Canal Flour
sF Is half do do do ado do
20: barrels extra North Carolina Flour
Is boxes English Dairy Cheese
do do Goshen do
{ 8 dozen Eng lish q Glgster Cheese &
DIGKSON Nv 81 Alta.
Camden. 8. G. March Il o, IS47.
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Gnops IMPORTED DIRECT FROM EUROPE
March 10, ls47. 10 t.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
NRw.yoRK, MONDAY MORNING, MAY -. Isar.
BsHsDrHr TNE'-The morning papers ofsat-

BEHiSDrHE TlNE'.-The morning papers OF sat
urday published the report that Gen Alvarez is ad.
vancing with large body of men whomh he designs
to scatter IN guerilla parties through the country
about Jalapa and Puebla- This they received by
Telegraph Friday night Now the joke OF It is that
The Tribune Of Friday morning contained the
very same news. received here more than thirty
hours "a adraace Of the Telegraph. What is still
more surprising is that blunder in our proof
reading resppeared in the Telesrsphic Dispatches Of
our neighbors. We we're made to say that Gen.
A. was advancing from the North OF Mexico-and
they said the same thing-while We wrote it the
.Soutk Of Mexico. Half moment thought would
show any body that there could not be an army
Of 30 men at this time any where in the Northo
Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
Maine.

GOV. Dana's Message 10 the Maine Legislature
displays more ability than Loco-Foco Messages
generally. 1t is rather too prollx-but we who
have been accustomed to the linked periods long
drawn out of Gov Wright, can, to certain ex-
tent. overlook this fault.
With sophistry no more original than com
mendable, he undertakes to proves the present war
to have been not only provoked, but actually com
menced, By the Mexicans-snd this In direct con
tradiction of the fact-conceded by the most emil
nent of his party-that the Annexation OF Texas
was bv the rery act declaration of War against
Mexico in direct contradiction to the equal fact
that the march Of our army upon the no Grande
was an invasion of Mexican territory IN direct
contradiction of every relevant fact claimed by one
party and admitted by the other.
He contends with more courage or more dPrtar'
ance OF courage, than Northern Democracy has
been went TO display, against the extension OF sla
very over any territory hereafter to be acquired
this is polite concession to the pubic opinion oil
his State. we suppose. which refused him MAJOR
ity of the popular vote at the last election through
Ce.r If his attachment to the peculiar institu-
ton
lie says: " In fact can see not the slightest
evidence that the War spirit is subdued' Adam.
natory but most justifiabe accusation against the
President Of his party For who but James X.
Polk his abettors and advisers have norushed and
stimulated this accursed thirst for human blood =
Who. but they, have ''let slip the dogs OF war on
a mission Of carnage Of rapine. aud murder! Is
the War spirit to be subdaed by its indulgence
Is there no other way Of preventing men from
preying upon each other, than BY sorgins them
with human flesh
Turning with sorrow, not unmingled with indig
nation from the Governor inopportune and heart
less defence OF this iniqutous war we read ana ap
prove of his suggestions for increased attention to
Public Education. II his Recommendations be car
ried out. the growing generation OF bis State VIII
.oon learn to detect expose, and condemn bis own
language in relation to this war
The financial portion Of his Message has been
heretofore alluded to.
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Judicial Nominnilons-WA,g.

IVth District. Convention at Saratoga goth
DANIEL CADY Fulton Co JANIS &. HOPKINS,
ST Lawrence: JAMES GIBSON, Washington, GEORGE
A. SIMMONS, Essex
IMr. CADY is one of the Oldest aud ablest law
vers in our State Mr.. HOPKINS has been eminent
alike as a counselor and in the Senate Mr. sim
mons do in the Assembly and in the Convention
VIM District.-Conyention at Buffalo. 10th
LANES MULLETT OF Erie RICHARD ?. MARVlS
of Chautauaue: SETH l.. SILL OF Erie; JANIS q.
HOYT OF Wyoming.
fMr. MULLErT has long been known as one OF
the ablest lawyers in Western New-York Mr.
MARVIN has repeatedly served in Congress and
was member Of the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
Guatemala.

The following. which we translate from La "a
ria Of the 4th inst is copied by that paper from
the Diari0 dc Ia Marina;
GuArE,tALA. March II, ls4T.
rhi. day will be memorable for Guatemala, Tor to
81 c,ion oftbi, STATE hitherto part OF the con
s,S.-.onof Central America into sovereign Republic
80. besp proclaimed and the oath OF allegiance taken
.so,spcs. of ,hi. step whether considered with
rs,ot TO foreign countries with respect to the other
STATE. formerly united with this VII Be grave and I'M
portaut for the natives Of Guatemala
The measure hs. been taken peacefully and Is pros
pering s.,u.s..s y,
csr.gu. are contemplating reorganization Of the old
Republic of Central America although the design is
df5eult one without the concurrence OF Guaiemaia-
Honduras, and Costa Rico quiet the latter Is going
in the mos, remarkable career of improvement
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General Notlres
fHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
F0W LERs & WELLS,
1871 Nassan-st. NY,
fkfH LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS q
-ah FOR FOREIGN PORTS

FUN fOhfltEN fOHTs.
~ Letters Bags sre open 81 he ofkee Of TIE New.
fors Tribune for oil Foreign Port. and al letters and
newspspeus deposited IN this Office will Alwsys be for.
waded BY he gery earliest vessels This department,
under the special supervision Of }. 8 MOWER. ESQ.
well Known for many years the peT.enced and Ell
Gent Superintendent Of NJ Foreign Letter Department Of
the Nev-Yofk City Post Ofkce.
Bsgs are now open FOR the reception Of letters aud
papers for The following places, viz London. Liverpool
glasgow. Ireland, Hsyre, Marseiles Amsterdam. Bre-
men. Hamburger. RIO de Jsnero, Valparaiso, Bucros
Agree, Oregon Mexico, Panama ST Thomas, Kingston,
Jam Masnzss, Havana
Ofce open rOn g A. NJ I'll 10 +. N.
" Letters and Newspaperswilbe received Al the
Foreign snip Letter Once u The Tribune for the packet.
ship LOUIS PHILIPPE, Cs7L Casl0f which sails for
Havre on The 2ih inst
~ Letters and Newspapers will be received At
the ssne place for the pacsei ship SHERIDAN Chptsn
Cornish. which sails for Liverpool on the 26sh last
Also Letters aud Newspapers will be received al the
same place for the packet ship TORONTO, Capt Pratt,
which sails for London on the .ith inst By7
~ Jefferson Division, No. Z, =. Of T.-PHIA.
DELFHIA CELEBRATION The Oieers and Members OF
Jefferson Division No T. requested 10 be p1ncrs sDd
general In their attendance ion Tuesday eveang The oh
IN order 10 conclude the arrangements for ne next grand
Anniversary Celebration Al Philadelphia, Ia June
BY order Of the Division, j. BERMS. w.P.
JAMES A FRssEK. R. ;. my22 81
IT. The Restorative Cordial, prepared by C. C.
SEBRIsG Tauytown.) celebrated for aleviang ner-
affections 10 which iemsles are peculiarly subject
sfOfdng strength in sl OF debility, and particularly
Tor Us virtues IN curing dyspepsia sold al wholesale and
Rushion Co. 10 Broadway sud 10 As,or House, 27S
Broadway n East Broadway; 5S HudsonsL and by L.
rael Minor, PA FulIonsI Price 81 per bottle N.Y. o'ssti
re- Congress spring Water, received from the
Spring IN pint and quart boules orsale by
my ~ Wv ALBERT l. WINSHIP, II East Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

rTP THE EPIsc0PAL CoSvESrloN OF PENNsfL-
vASrA. now in session at Philadelphia, elected the fol
lowing Standing Committee:
C7erical-Rey II. j Morton, d. ID. Rev. J Z. Clay, ID
D. Rev. w. suddards, Rev. NJ A. De Wolf Howe, Rev.
& L. Hare d. d. .
LGily-Rlchard g Smith, Thos. Robins, I. N. Petit
G. NJ Wharton J. Welsh, Jr.
The following Delegates to the General Convention
were elected
Cq,rev-Rev L. Bull d. d. Rev L. Neville.
LqRg-Hon. J. n Conyngham Herman Cope
Two clerical and two lay Delegates remain to be
elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

~ In the action " Ethan AIca HURT Syns, In he
Circuit Court Of the United States for infringement Of
It's psenrght 10 manufacture, and sell 10 be used
the SELF-COCKlNG PISTOL, a verdict has been given
for the plaintiff, with cOss Of TRIAL and hne Of twelve
hundred dollars and Injunction has been Issued against
Blunt syms to restrain them from ma,ing or selling said
article. Their petition for Trial, and 10 carry II 10
Washington on bill Of exceptions, has been refused
The public therefore respectfully cautioned sgains
purchasing selling the SsfCOcking Pistols made ny
Blunt syms or any Pistols Of similar Kind as BY disre
garding this caution Il would mske Il necessary for the
subscriber To appeal 10 tho laws for profession IN a. such
cases All articles of mis- Kind made by Allen Thur
ber Norwich Conn and are for sale BY The prncl deal
ers In the article In New-YOrk ETHAN ALLEN
Norwich Conn. l2h Nov 1916. nlc LsSu MA Ihlstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
DRpFORp CROWN GLAss.-The .ao.el

DEDFOKD GROWN GLAss.-The supscflDefs
II having been appointed Agents for Tho sale Of kedford
Crown lass The manufacture Of which has been lately
RECOMMENDED, desire 10 call ne ae1ton Of the public to
the Glsss
The BEDFORD GLASS 10 made from white flot sand
obtained 10 hs vicinity Of he factory, and Is the only
Crown Gsss made from that species Of sand IN ns coun
Try. The superiority Of his Glass eonsists 10 US brilliant
white cOOrlls clear e7en surface, and Us great hck
strength and siraighinsss Its suace always re-
tAun enamel and lusue-s not Affected ~ change VI
climate and - entirely free from The objection which sp
pes 10 plate glass Of becoming essy bediDmed ~ dnsI
or age.
The sARANAC CROWN GLASS, made al the same
wOrks u he sane strength ard thickness, he ked
ford and 10 desrable article fpr stores fscOres s'es
bJals aud canal bOzis, sft al CAS- gresn-ouses &c
Orders furnished al slOn not.c- -
MORGAN, WALKER SMITH,
mylg 2weod Window Glsss Dealers, az Jonn-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
Removals..

ALFRED WHEELER, Attorney at Law, Nc has
~ rsmoved from "a Beekmsn-st 10 10 City Hall Place
The collection Of and claims promptly attended
To- ttes examined money loaned and obtained on oopa
and mortgage &c Also, land for sale 10 various psm /"
The Union As low As 10 cents per acre myll I'm lsp
DEMOyAI.-T. 8. CUNNING, Dentist, has removed
(from corner Of Chamberssl and Broadway 70 IS soma
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

INLAND TRADE VIA CANADA.-lnstructions have
been given to the Collectors Of the Customs Canada to
permit American boats and vessels laden or uhiaden TO
and down the 81 Lawrence via Montreal and sor
ri between Fort Covngton and Lake ChAmplsn, On the
same terms as British vessels allowed to pass or
they must not break bulk while passing through
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
70 DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS.

II s. CIRCUIT COURT, for the southern District of
u. New Yofk-Elhsn Allen -. Qrisson Blunt, Ct a.
Alexander Gardiner Clerk Of tho Circuit Court On the
United States for The Southern District Of NewYofk, DO
hereby certify that the above entitled suit was Tried IN me
said Court the lsh and zh days OF A2r, 1873 before
The Hon smith Thompson Associate Justice 0f Ihe su
prems Cour Of the United States that Jury wes empan-
neled and and The case opened by M sherman on
The part OF the plaintiff Ethan AIenD aud Dir selden on
The part Of the defendant tOrsson Blunt ct all that after
The evidence had been closed the summed by
Mr. Selden f1r The defendant and by Mr Davis Tor Tho
plaintiff that charge hefsup0n given by he CourI
10 the Jury who retired under charge u an officer duly
qualified 10 aitend them, ard on in- return rendered I'd
following verdict, viz
That they find at The plaintiff Is not The original invent
or and paientee and entitled TO the a and exclusive ngh
and liberty on making constructing using and vending
others BE- used tho improved locs eizmod ~ him and
Get forth 10 bis paIeuL
And they farther say that the lock Manufactured and
yendsd by the defendants IL not 40 Infringement OF NE
plaintiff rights and 90 they say AL
All Of which sPPesrs BY the minutes OF nc SAID rsi
recorded Ia nv ONCE ALEX GARDINER, ClerE.
D.cemb@, q lsH d. MLTbu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

FROM TAxrroo-The schooner Albert Rogers
arrived in New.oresns, from Tampico, on the 18th.
The troop, were well and the utmost harmony pre-
vailed between officers and men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

WANTkD-esveral Agsee vsaisd. 70 sapply Ne
w country usds viii Drass and ready prepares hedi.
sos. TIE :sn = q % rs: ,ss rss' 1; 49,, Us
sso .a.i Sasnssiss A:c. Dc publ esa rsesivs sss
InO~n Dr. soionoo Hsss stnsriy o. aae.oa sas Rssde
90 sho gagged tor Ass particular purpose. and has
Drag sssis ne .s.s ~ S's sss V s%
WANTING PLACRs-A complete sssofsmsst q
ne moS approved seryanu Al the Uniiet lnssllissncs
ose,s ~ s'S.a-sy s.a lss Bowsy HoasssespSs
Subscription 80 eenls, Otherwise IS cent? n B.-feIsoes
sent from Ihese o'nees are warranted houssl
myi4 M' C. MASON
NNANTED-A situation BY yoans women " I'D good
w reference, cook, wsshsr and honer OF eaaner-
work and general hoase~o'si she understands baking
eousIry Apply asso Sixth avenue, up ssar troul room
my.2 q.
XNANTED-siIualions for domesiics q Ell espaeir.s
~ Gr.sd .G o.. he so.sry mya SCI WATTS
ITO PuBLIsHERs.-fhs advertiser. who hes bed
considerable experience fct many years IN ne Period
ie. and Newspaper business weae be pesei 70 engage
his services in Publishing once, where y VIII Gse eve
~ eNerion make himself generally useful he give
ne oestey references aud W be satisfied with mode
rate enumeration. nose addressed 10 Archioald Al
the otee Of this paper will receive attention. mya
A COOK WANTED.-Wsnled for family resdips
"A Ga the Hudson River. (Dsichsss Coz siesdy wo-
cannot produce esplonaSie recommend atoms Az.
ply - Washington square from 10 70 O'Clock myn 81
Ge0 kEWARD-Win be paid for the detection and
1cO conviction OF the persoa persons Who Destroy
ed The door plate and broae the windows and otherwise
damaged the house OF the subscrser IS Rutgers place. on
the nghI OF he 10Th onehalf be paid on he
lection and the other half on The conviction Of The offender
nys9 ~ }. X. HERRiCk. as Pssrisl
S-SO-TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS sps
fOUothers-Agent wsnlsd for the sale q new and
patent article that be sold TO every family 10 The
Uaon Men Of enterprise and business hsbis ushe
$500 TO 81 600 year such chance seldom oaefa lsers
posi paid will receive attention
my4 I'm G. ALDEN, III Fulton-st
ct> C0N TO LOAN on mortgage 10 separate
OF f,OUUnms, }. B. MONIES, wsna
myi7d Corner ~ Nsw-sl
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AMENDMENTS TO THE COSsTuUrION.-Thc
amendment 10 the Constitution, altering The time OF
holding our annual election from the nrst Monday Of
April to'ihe hrst Monday Of Novembor-and changing
the sessions Of the General Assembly from May TO De
ceber-passed the House OF Representatives yesterday
by a vote of l59 10 A..
The amendment extending the right OF suffrage
striking the word white out Of the ConsrtunOn-"as
reectedsyes li2 nays 6Snot two thirds oil the "hoe
House. -, .,..... -
Judges Of Probate by the peopls-ths ayes were he
The amendment providing the election OF Justices
Of the Peace by the people was also rejected Inc ayes
were ll9, nsyss7. hartford Oo1i 'rN -i''
From THE BRAzos.-The brig q. Il. Lamar
Captain Hayes, arrived yesterday IRON the brszos
whence she sailed the 9th inst We have received
no news by her. She brought over the following pas
sensers
Lieut. Col A. h McClung, lie, Miss Rifles CsPts d
r. Eckes L. :, A. J.Wlson, Act q MISTER, w. james
2nd Miss Vols Lieuts W. H. Scott llth Infantry, A.
q. Carr, Sd Infantry Col J. II. Morgan lst Reg ny
Rides J. 4. Perkins Texas Rangers; l.. II Moye'
n Andrews lst Reg. N. C. Vols. w. c. Fslkner, "a
Miss Vols; T. I. Gaines let by. Vols C0rpl. :. Nil
ier, ls Ind Reg and 80 priyste' IN. .. Delta liih
FarL ACCIDENT. THE young men Of Shelby
vile Tennessee undertook the night OF the l01h
Inc, 10 IRE salute for Gen SCOTS late victory. let
Ter from that town 20 the Nashville Wing says
aOn the sixth round premature explosion TOOK
place, which blew on the hsnd ana one arm oI M a
shattered both OF Mr. John sutton while Dr Scouts
who had charge OF the vent lost the thumb oil DIS sn'
hsnd.
mir. Sutton underwent the smpu,aton Of both arms
A similar operation performed on Mr.. Iurrennne
which ne survived only twenty hours receiving severe
internal injuries Mr.. T served in Mexico in captain
Frersons company from this city and discharged W
October In consequence oil sickness
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

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or ben they prefer, they paw Ia advance 81
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-. comics Two Ctsrs. Mall subscribers Bive Dol
$3.50 sauuIn. IN advance. ana the paper IN
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eanfops lsken for sir mouths. Three Dollars IN i'd
.ces required IN all exchanges with County News
,,ss Dsily papers received al lhis Office whose
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moves any difference.
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H. Es Morning and The Evening edition.
TIKI sEmI-WEEHEY TRIBUNE
L. ,.Dilsbcd very WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY mornings
ydcs IS per snnuIn- Two copies Tor -.
NRw-YORk WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
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q a. per snnun 10 advance 10 copies Tor SIS. ~
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~ The Court House in DOoly county, Ga. with
all the records of the Superior Inferior and Ordinary
Courts together with sloo0 collected from defendants
destroyed BY IRE on the night OF tne 'tn INST Inc
innressiou i. ths, IL the work OF an incendisry
r. Mr.. Webster and lady arrived in Augusta,
Georgia. on the nth q TO have apubAe dinner
the following day.
- The REVERE House, a new and magnif
cent Hotel ia Boston was opened with splendid dinner
on wednesday evening. Abbott Lawrence presided
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Affairs in lIetiro-

The C0Hr7er des Etofs Inns OF Saturday morn.
Ing contains the following letter which We trans
late for our readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

rTAkE NOTICE-For sale exchsnge the prem.
ises 81 sprnssL the folio wing articles, VIZ good
horses, coal cara, spring 90, lighI wagon all new
grocery wagons down town cart, 1T DO pair coal
scales 100 sets carl and harness hsines aud large cop
per boiler Persons waiting any u The above articles
will find Il ~ their Advantage call ard examine before
purchasing elsewhere. AZ lm'l @. BROADHURsT
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ANDLasTICKsA .sw ,sa q sa,.slS 10 S ,Ss
ss +. :, rsesived end for ssle wholesae and
o Ss.s,s P' ~ 4 surtsS-si1, b. LUclus hAKt.
myU&
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II. BAILEY, Agent for procuring Patents In the Unl.
" ted States and Europe, will prepare all he pecessay
Papers, Drawings and Models with dispatch once -
ChsInbefs-st. cor Of Cents, N.Y. lmeD1
Chow CAsEs. SHOW CAsEs.. show Cases
C-At the Mandatory corner Of bleecksf sno Iiai.
ss plain and elegant Counters and uprghI sno"ssses
constantly on hand and made 10 order Win silver
lars and nlsl.d fronts al ihe premium Showcase s1
factory corner Of Bleecker aud Hsmno2a 81. N.Y. -.
SODA WATER on drsuxhI sod az N oos'ie' Aso
SODA WATER SYRCPs, -.
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srawberry Pine Apple, Gngsr vs9iIs' io'
sale wholesale and retail y AbSshl :, ,aa.tsy
S,yyUp.--RasoOerTy Ginger, Pineapple, NC. for
- sass ADD DINER Summer beverages me pufesi aud
10 The city, for sale ehesp by she mAnu;sc aes,
RAPP 4 CO. 30 ChsIhamst nyzi IN
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JudIcial Nominations-Loco.

Bn6alo-Joseph q. Masten, Recorder Pearley
, Child Police Justice.
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BYE AND EAR.

DR. POWELL, occCLlsT AHD ACksIi
2si BroadTay, cor. Of WaTrrn-h
CONFINES HIS PRACTICE exclusively 10 diseases 81
" The eye and References 10 patients bst nave been
cured u AMAUROss OPTHALAa. CATARAc1si OPAcIrics,
DE.ysEss DIscHAacEs from The EAR, &c.
srRAsIsaUs OF SQUIRTING cured 10 lew minutes.
AgrFiciAL EYES inserted without an operation, hat can
Dot be dstin zuishec from The natural.
sPEcTAcLEs adapted 10 every DETECT
Terms conformity tgsts w crelratneei II the pafrnfs
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