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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-30
From The Guiana Is. AZ Royal Gasette. !

We sorry to say, that besides the hurricane at
TOBACCO there has been one at Trinidad But It is
easier to recover from hurricanes than wrong policy
colonists in those two islands, we look upon their
distresses to be nothing compared with those of the
universal West India colonies, From all, the large
and the small, proceeds alike the sound Of amenta
ton and complaint, of remonstrance and recommen-
dation to union Deeply impressed on the public
mind of these dependencies, is the sentiment that
Is UNION CONSISTS OUR ONLY SAFETY.
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Tho Postmaster General has determined TO TRIMS
nit the Message by special Express as far as New
York-to leave the depot here on the instant of lis
reading being commonwealth the Capitol Baltimore
SIM
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A Gold Pencil and Medallion

N7ERE LOST yesterday morning. on r street north
w side between s.. Parick's Church and Nth street
They were attached 10 small black silk guard The Me-
dallion contained two kinds OF hair and the Pencil had
purple set in IT, The finder will be suitably rewarded by
Office #t' j. r. CALLAN :.
nov 29-3t sg 10
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HAVE NEVER YET EXERCISED THE
CALLED UPON AT THE LAST PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION TO DO so, SHOULD MOST GER
TAINLY HAVE CAST MY VOTE FOR MR.. CLAY.
Monterey, August 10th, lS47
r. TAYLORn
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The European Times is wonderfully courteous and

The European Times is wonderfully courteous and
cooking. Annually does II impress on it's West In
dian friends the necessity Of avoiding agitation
We suppose the plan, which will soon be acted upon
of forming grand West Indian confederacy at St
Thomas, had been heard of in influential quarters a,
home, and engines at set In movement to coun-
teract IT, If possible. But the attempt will fail The
delegates will assemble at ST. Thomas and be sup
ported by the united voice of the entire British colo
nists in these seas,
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orn SIGN. We would advise our good people that
as 1t is not often they the elephant they had bet
ter as they pass our Office, in the building of Simms
q Son, opposite Jackson Hall, take peep at our
sign, painted by Mr. VIM Boron of this city, and
then we think their curiosity for sights will be suf-
Gciently gratfcd
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-30

CAPT. WALKER.-We notice that Mr. Towers pre-
scented the following resolution as a report from
Joint Committee from the Boards Of Aldermen and
Common Council Of our city.
Ihe Committee Of the fro Boards 10 derise further
testimonies Of respect 10 The memories of The late
Cdpfs Haiker and Hanson respectfully report the
toiioleing:
WHEREAS tits not only proper and appropriate,
nut the duty of every community, TO cherish the
fame and pay every demonstration Of respect to the
memories Of their fellow czcns who peril their lives,
and distinguish themselves in the service OF their
country: Be ii therefore "-.a
Resolred That the Mayor be and he is hereby re-
qesed TO assemble the citizens in public meeting a,
an early day that such steps may be taken IN further
propriate, -
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Arrlpals at Gotels, ETC., up to 9 p, III.
lFor the arrivals Of Senators and Members see Con
gressional list on third page.l

|
| NATIONAL HOTEL, BY 8. s. COLEMAN
George MONTGOMERY, NY Tucker, Richmond
NJ McI.Rne, Baltimore J NJ Doyd Va
S Ward, NY LMKline. philadslnbi.
Mrs Ward, dc , Arnes, ID
a hehdali, Boston Mr. Taylor, do
mrs Kendall children, Mrs and Miss Taylor do
ana nurse, m do Rutter, do
Smith, NY Hicka Va
MRS smith, do Mrs Hicks, do
II Coquu, SA Coffin Mass roa
II Colqutt, Ca E savage Nv ~.
NJ Robinson, Philadelphia
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, ny 7. q M. BROWN.
Francis Jones, Pa Mt Sorsley, Ala
inonas Munroe, va Dorsey, Baltimore
X Small baltimore Major Piatt XIV
u Hodges, Md DIR Stone, Ohio
MRS Hodges do Q g Henderson, Pa
DR. J Gardiner, do Philip Chew, Nd
Pere Wilmer, do Thomas IIaskjns p,
William Wilmer, do Miss Ann France do
IL W DuVail, do William Sullivan, Baltimore
smith, NY ATLewls, do
GADsBy's HOTEL.
Peyton, Va Mrs King, Baltimore
shoobold, do George 0 Emert, Va
Lieut. NJ Gray, USA Mrs Emer, do
King, Baltimore
ryLER's HOTEL
Col Gordon Forbes Va S Butler, Ca @
w Kirkwood, Nd Kirby Spencer
II Anthony, Alexandra
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
X Waring, Md W Strickland, Md
CITY HOTEL, BY THE MEssRs. WILLARD
y Brooks N William Musser, Philadelphia
Il ouer do p Sheldon, Washington
george Mnssef, ia A s Barton, New Orleans
CONGRESS HALL, ny p H. KING,
1onn ohineh, Edward Smms, Md
y brockett, Alexandria Samuel Cockey, Baltimore
u Band, Washington Mr. Cockey do
Mrs Band and child, do George Brown, NY
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Gitn JntrlIiaenfs.

CoPps BATH HousE.-Ths is a now establish.
ment The spaciousness of the original building
fronting 60 feet and running back 100 feet to an
alley well paved and convenient TO Pennsylvania av-
onue, gives II an area of no mean dimension. II is,
however useless for speak of the capability Of
the old theatre for the design now projected, for all
are acquainted with its extent location, and perfect
adaptation for the plan proposed. Our enterprising
citizen, Mr., Copp, Intends and has indeed already
partly completed the entire refiment of the building
mere IL In the basement large ordinary, where two
tables can be set to accommodate from three to four
hundred PERSONS together with all the accommoda-
lions that should accompany such collation. this
Is IN state OF preparation On the first floor are ten
private parors sixteen feet square neatly and beau
tiluy furnished, and situated as 10 be perfectly
retired, as much SO as any private drawing.room.
There are also, on the same floor large number of
bathing rooms, properly arranged; these we are as
sured cannot be excelled. The heating apparatus il
admirably adapted to make the water Of any temper
allure required, On the second floor there is a bow
ling saloon splendidy gotten up capable of according
at least one thousand people without interfering with
! the amusements or exercise in the games In the
rear Of this is pistol gallery carefully and udicousy
arranged. Together with this, no expense has been
spared in the procuring of proper servants, and in
deed, convenience, comfort and luxury seem 10 reign
through the entire establishment. Mr. Copp designs
this TO be permanent aflair-and has 80 moderated
his charges as to accommodate all, and intends, we
are informed, TO have no variation
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BOARDS OF ALDERMEN AND COMMON CouScILs. I'm
accordance with our promise we waited on these
Boards and were politely attended in the Board of
Aldermen, by being accommodated with all the con-
venences of table, paper and ink, for the reporting
OF the proceedings OF that body--but after we had
wel-ngh accomplished our object, SO far as related
to this branch, we called the clerk Of the Board Of
Common Council, who informed us IL was mpossi-
bic for him TO lei us have his proceedings without
resolution to that effect. Now it would be futile for
us to present to our patrons piebald report of these
Boards, we, therefore, drop our original design, and
shall endeayor with what influence the "Whigp
may have among the Honorable the Boards Of Al
dermen and Common Councils, to get through re-
solution permitting us to copy the bare proceedings
after the adjournment of these respective bodies We
do not know, why this privilege to others should no,
be allowed to us. That is the question:"
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AMBASSADOR TRIsI.-The National Wing in an
article which copy gives the opinion tina, the Cubs
slsvetrader Trist 10 unit ambassador to Mexico
On the contrary. be s eminenty qualified every one
knows Who has the pamphlet OF 40 pages which be
published vndicate himself from the charge Of slave
trading preferred against him BY John - Adams Thss
pamphlet worthy of TaieyrsDd there being not =
single thought in which not concealed BY the ian
susee treaty made by Irisf would be like the Hoo
sers brush fence which had such q ewdering effect
upon swine that which side they entered IL
they likely TO come out on the same side as the
other. iChrono,ype.
- The Government Of Hayti have recently
six young TO France, 10 be educated NJ toe
public expense six others 10 join them 10 Paris
who De educated there the expense Of their
parents Among the latter Is nephew OF General
SOulougne President of the Republic Of senator
Psul Minister Of War. and the brotherinlsw Of the
Minister of Foreign Affairs. General Dapuy. The
dies OF these young TO be principally devoted
10 scientific pursuits Three 10 devote themselves
10 medicine and the others 10 those sciences most in
mediately connected with war and the navy.
~ COOP JoKE.-On the night Of the late lilo
mnstion at Cincinnati, highly excited ero~d
bred In front Of the residence Of patriotic citizen VINO
hsd given out tha, he would exhibit Drummond Lisht
on the joyful occasion When expectation at its
highest point q col0red man walked out with some
thing ous In his band loud shout from the
multitude reos the air The coored man placed upon
woods box pager drum with hghsd casdle stuck
in the end Of H. and underneath was written. In large
cspitals Drum and Light The crowd good humor'
edy, forgAvs the author, for the sake Of the JOKE
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DtATH OF Mr.. KKsSEDY.-The death of this
silensn from injuries received during the late riot al
Carlisle, Pa. has caused considerable excitement The
Bmore correspondent of the Herald states that the
tbds and family of the deceased look upon Prof Nc
cAniock. whom they charge with having melted the
hacks to violence as his murderer and that steps have
been taken to get him indicted We venture to pre-
Oct that II indictment shall be- found the trial will
'sa In showing he Professors entire innocence. The
s Is that the proceedings of the Court and Its officers
hrsspect to the ugitives whom Mr. Kennedy was trying
catch were in open hostility to the laws of Pennsyl
mi. and therefore well calculated to excite the blacks
snolepce II seems even that the Court and Lawyers
v. alike ignorant of important statute intended for
ne security Of personal liberty, until Prof McClntock
sroasht their notice. Those who think the interests
S Slavery should Be held paramount to Law and that
hs should be allowed to take his pound
tsh' at whatever sacrifice. will doubtless endesvor
mise clsmor az snst the Professor, bus their efforts
Ase utterly futile.
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ITIE. UAIkI,. CELEBRATED PERSIAN OR
i p1ii. n ~ L-ch n un-cna ID flc DC

VULE- HAUkL,- CELEBRATED PERSIAN OR
y CHINESE PONDER-Nh leo 70 uneensl-d iof o-
nur..ry Tor restoring besuiiyns. preserving he c0m-
proa rendering the stin d-icAtely willis smooth aud
so preventing erupuODi ara onEst-
i TOO rop,u. pef.giraioa Travellers and rrsi-crts Ia
warm Tnl highly appreciate his grsls1! ApPen-
dag 10 the toilet
ho~ uueh The beauty Of sylpo he foru 10 enhanced
BY clear ard brilliant pleIOn sonly Known ~ tnose
VITO suffering from fr-ck-s pimpes, 5lotehes nor
ph-w and other fgurem-nso OF he SAN occssonec oy
th- use Of pow d-rs decorated With sweet such
nly white pearl pow Ger kc oten made Of delete
rioas substance To th-se would say make usl Of
ms Cosmetic snd yO1r con pexOn will be rendered
tify crsr fair ard blooming For SAFE By The sos- pro-
pr-lOr, JULES HAUEL, Perfgmer AID Chrmisi. Philsd
without whose sguaiur- TIE label g-uair--
Sold 90 and retail by A. B D. SANDS. Drug
gist 100 Fulsou corner Of Ni.n-sI add a. retail By
Hsnry johnson rs Broadway =. Arsisalt l4s Broad
wat J. r Jarcaem0d as Broadway. Ne~ YORK iel I'm
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PIus TIE NIsTH.-.I If England had directly nou,i.
nh'eo Roman Pontif, abe could have chosen man
more likely to be in some degree popular even with the
most rssoue oppor Of bis creed than Piu. the
he Is reforner rifn the Church and At Ire head and
his reforms are extensive and real He denounees All
can slavery vita the zeal Of Father Mathew or WI.
oeriorce-ne hAs set up representative institutions in
TIE City OF the Csssrs-he has commenced Railway
and laid pipe for lighting up Rome with Gas Il s said
that he has Also ordered al the Converts but i've 70 be
suppresse and the buildings 10 be rented At low rate
to us poor; he turned the revenue. Of vacAn,
DIS noprc In subsce the other day to the citizens for
Improvement Of the place and the support Of the In
nrm and oe,'tFte and ia continually occupied in re-
moving exisFag evils. Lord Brougha Sir Robert Peel
ana Lord John Russell Ike oCoDneu formerly are
very oes'fous to unite the Church Of Rome with the
STATE In Ireland BY giving salaries Its clergy a. Brit
am now does In Canada to the Roman Catholic priest,
pooo The movements at Rome appear 70 hare in view
the removal of the last vestges Of the penal law. in Eng
aoo and perhaps far close union Of the priest
nooo oil lreisud with the Britith Government We pre
is' toe voluntary system TO such unions but II IA our
duty 70 note the signs Of the times 1t was proposed
few weeks since, In Parliament TO send an Ambassador
from Her Majesty the head Of the Church Of Eogland
10 His Holiness the head Of the Church of Rome on
temporal matters and when a High. Church ~ p OBJ.
Jecteo wing hskco him, whether II agree
able TO his feelings to English Ministers sent 10 the
pagan Emperor of Chna and the Turkish Sultan thai
to Christian Bishop of the religion Of France spain
Austria, &c 2 and if not. why be objected to the ap-
poinment Of an accredited Plenipotentary near the
Popei
Earl Grey suggested In the House Of Peers last year.
that might be expedent to place four Of the Irish Ro
Catholic prelstes the bench beside the Protest
ant Lords Spiritual Of England in Parliament
IMMIGRATION VIA QUEBEc.-We reported near.
" 10000 settlers having arrived from Europe this
season. up to 2l,t inst Add shout thousand say, to
the oath, and 1886 more, who sailed from Limerick,
Liverpool, Waterford, Belfast Dublin. Londonderry
Cork London, Greenock, Plymouth and Sligo, between
the 10th of May and 9Th inst and have 1900 added
and about to be added to the people Of America by this
highway of Nature
The Mu0micM GkdRer states that on Sd inst a boat
appeared of the wharf aud Capt Thsne of the soosbsuk
was on board. Large supplies of provisions were put
on board. On the Friday the passengers were landed
and put into sheds the Quarantine Ground. Forty
deaths from typhus fever occurred within the two days
after the ships arrival and there had been II births on
the passage.
The Quebec Mercury Of 22d inst states that 1877 had
died at Quarantine Ground during the week to date
and that 1879 were there sick.
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Y Washington correspondent Of the Bos.
toa Post asserts that the rumor Of an intention on
toe part Of Gen Taylor to visit the United States
this Summer first appeared in The Tribune. He is
mistaken We credited the rumor at the time we
Published II 10 New. Orleans paper.
Our ignorance OF Gen Taylor politics" is pre-.
dicsted upon the dec larstons of Mr.. Crittenden
and other intimate friends Of his who assert that
Gen. Taylor is a Wing and a sound one too We
believe in such declarations, and ask for no K sne
letters.
The same correspondent says that the Havre
Consulate has been promise TO New Yorker. and
advises the several hundred applicants for the
place TO discontinue their opportunities We
wouldrespectfully ask if there was any considera-
t'on for such promise-because otherwise &C ,ordne
to the practice Of this Adninistr alton the promi.
is-wbat the awyers Gala nude pact, and incap a.
bic of enforcement.
We do not think that hope should be raised
upon Mr. Polk's promises--they are not Gu trent
even among bis friends. The old proverb applies
with too much force to them=
Promises like pie-crust, ,raade TO be bfoken,H
THE PRESIDENT AT THE EAsT.-W have let
giving accounts Of the Pres dents reception New
Haven and Hartford but, wh lie tbsnk our cores
pondents for their attention. do not think IL worth
while publish their fsvors II is enough 10 say tina,
the President received by the citizens of both places
with the respectful smonies that marked his
appearance here.
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nB. TsYLOR,s BALsAM OF LiVERwokT the
~ moa extr.oTdlnzry medicine IN the world Cue ioi
lo~. cgre-dr. sita, l5I F0rsyh-sL Afflicted sewn
yrars wilh consampuoa- Tais met cine cared hm We
daily Of remarkable ~ 10 use De-
x.fs u coQrl- ri-its Remember me genuine 10 COW
made Al TIE xno-.l- de 0s IS Bee m.a-s BY the pro-
or~tSr FORMERLY SIS Bos-ry. I-lfbm'
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q We are sorry to learn that WILLIAM DO'
sa WILSON, one of the Editors and propre'ors Of the
Hssukee. (wis) Sentinel wss.brown from carriage
skoDdsy the 2ls and severely injured as to cause
hses.h. Mr. Wilson was associated with Gen Rufus
iss formerly of Albany in conducting the Sentinel
Hx valuable pewspaper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30

nK- AnBRUsE, expsrisnerd physician ocefs
Dsoeedy relief 10 hose suffering lfcn disea 10 sny
,tsse His treatment mild and efcscio1s and charges
very modsrass4 % Chsmoer-st doors from Broadway.
ieH In
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General Ennlrs.
PHREEoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
f0W LER- g. WELLS,
13i Nassae-st. n. \.

~ Nater-Cur Establishment. 81 B0ud-sl ~
and syOsset. Oyssr 6-yl L. / Or saE~ To- earliest
American prsciOser ard sailor ssrCur- receives
patents - above Thss- tistzDe- u.y b. .~pttrs
Q fee. be s1vsed for H-.tri-ni ~ hume. ruy2s n
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TO THE PUBLIC,

~ &. sylvester, importer " HARLEM and British
Oils, has removed W ~ NAlker-st Cbysie-st He
would Inform his customer. and the public In geners IhsI
be- has len sny Of biz oil. n his fo-r places Of real
dence % and Il East neutrality-suspicious. Re cautious
from whom you purchase that you may got be imposed
upDd slLNEsTER,
my7 SmeOd' ~ Walbsr-s- ~ Y.
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GIvEi GIVE I

II "TsE NETWORK STATE REGISTER for ls47 ;
being Supplement to the Register for 1856" Is just
published by J. DisturneI 100 Broadway. ltcontains
Calendar for lsl7-s Terms of the New Judiciary List
Judges Attorneys and officers of the STATE the New
Constitution, and much other important matter for
every day reference. Both the Register and the Sup
plement are invaluable TO the business men of New
York containing as they do mass of information no
where else to be found In shape convenient for daily
reference
" CHAmBERs's CYCLoPEDn OF ENGLISH
LITERATURE" No. IL. contains gres, variety OF inter
sdng matter comprising Biographies and come of the
writings of (smong olhers) George Canning, southey'
csbbe Rogers Lander, Henry Kirke White, Coleridge
Wordsworth, Grshame, Thomas Moore, Mrs Ope, Mrs.
nsbe Miss Blsmire and Mrs. Bsrbsuld, including a
choice selection Of their best pieces both prose and po
cry. Il 10 good number In every respect (For sale
ywm II Graham, Burgess & stringer, and Berford
htor House.
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q The steamship Hibenlia. from Boston, ar
hd Of Halifax the morning OF the 18th INST and lef'
asnne day for Liverpool
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TUTTLE5s
PATENT ELASTIC sAsY JUMPER,

Faint ELASTIC BABY JUNPEk,
OR NURSES AsSlsrANT.-rhs useful and amusing
Ouveoton haviDg been generally approved recon-
ueudsd BY most eminent medical worfs Aod physi
clans Of ne county FOR The beah care .nd exercise q
n child a ofrfe1 whOesAe and retail he gene
ri sepo. Sti Broadway NY; 50 TrrmOotSox, Bostoa;
AID n Ch-suuLst, Phsde.Pds, where orders are fes
peci1lly solicited, and vii be promptly STIRRED 20
u W. FUTILE
ga I'm. Inventor ard Manufarfur-r.
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" Genuine Haarlem Oil-lmpofted direct iror
ALBERT L WISSHlP.
o.fg Broadway. MArket-sL
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ID. WHEELER,
~ Commissioners for the siAies Z" rev orr
a aI lnnn-riirnl rsrrsnt HsI ~ "
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r~Copsre.s Spring warer-Ja.s received fres
from nc spng Ia pint AID Quart so'tes de.-rrd 70 an,
n.rt Of th- civ by AL1ERr L. WlSSHlP,
i-la o.tf n sAsg Broadway.
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"JAHR's NEW MAsUAL WIN. Radde, 1922
Broad way has just issued No of this most interesting
notwithstanding at least to those TO whom the sci.
snco OF Homeopathic medicine is object of study
The present number carries this work far the eight
hundred and sixtyfourth page.
PoEss: BY GEORGE II CALVERT. Boston William ID.
Ticknor & Co; ls47. l2mo. PIP. 1875.
Mr.. Calvert is hardly so successful poet as
10 prose composition This little volume will however
b acceptable to those who sympsthize with Its authors
earnest and hopeful way of thinking and who not
TOO nicely critical regards the form in which noble
sentiment Is presented The following contains the
~ essence Of wisdom:
GIvEi GIVE
The Sun gives ever; so the Earth
What IL can give, 90 much It's worth.
The Ocean gives In many ways
Gives paths, gives hshes. rivers, bays
So, too, the Air. IL gives us breath
When 1t stops giving comes in Death.
Give. give be always giving;
Who gives not IL not living.
Tho more you give,
The more you live.
Gods love hath in wealth uphesped;
Only by giving 10 II reaped.
The body wthers and the mind,
fpent In by a selfish rind.
Give strength give thought, give deeds give pelf.
Give love. give tears. and give thyself.
Give. give. be always giving;
Who gives not is not living.
The more give,
The more we i've
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~ Hon. Mr. GlDDIses, of Ohio, is at Concord,
kR where he will remain few days
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~ rotor Hose nj % Cents per foot--Con-
sumsrs this siic- will Ind Il gr-sy 10 mel adgsnIsRr
O exam the Hose manufactured ny he .1oser-r and
wsrrsnte, superior what 10 sold advanced prc-
srEAMB AT PROPRlETORs and all Others purchasing
hi. srtcls si be dealt TN 10 such manner a. VIII be
Stsfzcory The best Of sock will be used In The manu.
lecture and workmanship warranted
7 q. BUCKM4STER, So Hudson-st and
my2e n basement Of cor Pear sad Chsihsm sta
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wThe Genuine Ke.an soap.

10 b- the b-st snsgns soap world II m.Esss hs 4,
ch sther which dry The face Ike many tinds
of soap and creams FOR sale By
ALBERT L. WINSHlP, Chemist and Apolhecsry,
si1l4 o.tf n East Broadway.
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STEAM POWRk-To Les Steam rowg. lnSsns
On TsasA-s-ssss, sen o. fwssg fhasl ~