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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

California.
cnrrnannndcnce OF the phlla North American.

Correspondence OF the Phila. North American.
MONTEREY California, March 8. l5i7.
Gen Kearney has taken his seat as Civil Cover
nor and Constitution for the future government OF
California is 10 press Com. shubrick still has the
command of the coast.
Col Fremont has received orders from Gen. kearney
to repair Immediately this place with his volunteers
bringing with him from the town OF Angeles all the pub
lie archives which sent from here by order OF Gov
Pico in ls45 On the arrival Of Col. Fremont at this
place II supposed that he will Immediately reirsce his
steps To the United States where doubtless his services
will b. more beneficial 10 his country than previous cir
cumstsnces will ever permit them 10 be in California
Com stockton was some weeks ago ordered TO repair
with the Congress 10 this place. He has not yet made
his appearance and 1t appears 10 be the opinion OF some
persons who have lately arrived rom the south that be
will sail from san lego the nteG states stop
ping here Should be the many harsh feelings VIII
arise all persons In Monterey who bad any money have
lent il for the of the United states and Il IS neces
sary that their bills should be signed by him before they
can be reimbursed consequently should he leave this
coast without signing these bills the lenders will suffer
severely We hope, and firmly believe be will take this
circumstance into consideration and not take any step
that may any throw a shade On his hitherto
noble aud generous character
What is the needful for the speedy progress OF
California is large body Of emigrans With some capt
tslists.
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LATER from Neru Cruz.

FREDERICKSBURG, July -.
The bark Alabama has arrived at New Orleans
from Vera Cruz bringing dates TO the l9.n nsl ou vac
papers Of tho 18Th state ,ha, there nothing from
hat quarter ,,
A letter received from Mrs. Chase from her husband
Al IsmpicO, mentions rumOr prevailing thcfs on tho
llth 10 the eject that Gen ScOu was within nine miles
OF the Capital on the 3Oh ull This report was doubt
ICES ineorrrc, Tel 10 Phil n. Amer
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CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY July 20.
The SLAVE CAsE.-The argument has been far.
,her postponed for day tTo. owing TO Judge. Id
wards sni Hurbut being out Of town and the time Of
Judge Edmouds being eholy taken up ~ the ordinary
business Of the Court
~ We understand that Mr.. John Van Buren,,
known 70 III. leees a. Prince Johh" intends making
our sood.y City biz future rra.ieIce. We presume be
will ibe leadership OF The bar soon ser his
rival lis dealings with dear Jesse ba carried
on extensively here and. We trust more salts
fictory to themselves and 70 the principles Of pure
and enlightened morality.
ARRIVALS OF BKEADsUFFs 81 The HUDSON Riy.
KA-The quantities received last Saturday - 6os
b5ls Flour: 2.5J bushels wheat 26I3i bushels, q
bbls aud 90 sacks Corn 93l bbis Corn Meal 20 bbs
aud 2JOi busbei. Rye 1851 bu.hcls Oats l3j bbls
Rye Flour 3l2 bags and II bis Beans 290 bags Peas
and 36-0 bushels Bariey-the whole weighing about
67200oJ lbs, or 1900 tons.
tsT Among the deaths that have taken place
during to- pas, week We notice With deep regret ID A.
oi James Palmer for many years one Of our most prom.
lnent citizens He was ~ Just and upright IN 81 his
dealings that be iamiariy called Honest James
Palmer he has led many Offices of trust and honor
He has been member Of the Legislature Alderman,
Commissioner OF the Aims House and Police Magisirats
lie was one % the few men 10 the Common Council
who through good ald evil report stood by the Croton
water project Bis efforts IN behalf Of this and other
worthy objects entitle him % rsuk among the public
benefactors of the City. AID Palmer humble. DE-
voted Chris. IN sDd long class esaer and and member
Of the Methodist Church. Express.
GIT FOR TIE WtsHNGTON M0NCNENr.-A
gentleman By the name OF Morgan. lately deceased 10
this City hes left the sum Of fifteen thousand dollars
TO be expended in the erection OF the Washington Mon
uunrt
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~ Hon ROBERT RANroUL, Jr. saysthe Boston
Times arrived 10 Boston on Friday from his recent visit
70 the Western country with his health much improved
Mr.. Rantoul is director of company who own large
and valuable tract of land upon the ST. CroiN FaNs
where they have erected sawmis and are turning out
immense quantities of lumber which they sell at II
Louis at great profit The ST. CroiN Falls flourish
ing settlement OF some hundreds of Inhabitants is In the
Minnesota Territory and will probably be the capital
when the territory organized under the laws OF the
I-nlfnd Siaiaa
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TO THE PUBLIC.

FIT-ITNINr NANHfIINI
REMARKABLE CURE or
r. Dyspepsia, bronchitis md ltheuuinti-m-
Is from Rev % lands Gle lyman NJ Nev-Jcfsey VI
Distinguished attachments ant reputation lis publication,
thou h not directly permitted 10y ,he suhor 3, given rom
sense Of duty lh0.e similarly tMciei, WIN lhe nope
that these motives will plead hrIihgy- 10 - belle 81
that the Geras II science give no more oouF ~
proof of sdb.fantis merit thsn is here produced Tue
facts speak lhentcvesi And ie lcer hY NC sSeh On
application 81 the Agency.
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MIRROR LIBRARY,

ANEW sFRIEs-.Tte political local novel, enuued
lNlsft or the power Of his y ~ originally written io
The Mirror inst published making handsome volume oI
o onees and for sas by all the booksellers Tbs wofh
contains gssphic history Of the last Presideonsi Csm
n,gn showing Up The utrgues " both parties Dnnnsu
nubicalop In tbs Mirror IL excited The create" ineiess
rosbout The country IL contains more fset hen hcuoo,
ard f.Ae sketches Of than tiny loading politicians
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g5tErral &Oucea.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
WLERs & WELLS,
y9 Sm' I3I Nn-sau-st. y. \.

~ Water-tur Establishment, " bOnd-st II.
Y and syoset, Oys.er Bay L. l. Dr. sHEw, the earliest
American practitioner ard suhor on aierCure receives
patients above. Those a distance may, by sending
, fee be sd yised for = treatment ~ home. mvL5
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~ Letters and Newspapers wi be received Al
The Foreign Ship Letler Office Othc " Y Tribune for he
pacsetsiip ONEIDA, Capt Funck, which calls Tor
Hayre on The lsl % August
Also will he received ths SAM place. letters and
newspapers Tor the pscket-shp PRINCE ALBERT, Capt
Meyer which sails oI London IN tho let oi August jyo
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EXCELLENT NAH. 5. Tanner has issued
haey .colored Map of NewJeTsey Pennsylysnis Deis
ware Maryland, NewYork New-Englsnd and part o.
the British Territories 1t also embraces plans oil New"
York Philadelphia and Boston and the whole will be
found exceedingly convenient for the use and ntorma
tion Of
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81 >On To LOAN At PER CENT on Ct.
- tUU property. Apply ~ "a Bsysrd-st jyz2 II
Boarding..

APARTMENTS Waited
L Wanted by gentleman and wife, by tbs ls OF Sept
private family. where here no other bosrders In
respectable nrighbOfhood In he upper part OF the city,
uhsvcny OF niou square would be preferred two lHke
and cOmmsdous rooms IN the second story which VIII Do
furnished by the advertiser with breakfast sud Tee Rsct'
ence uneScepuonsbe Address A. Postofee iva
COUNTRY HOARD few persons can he accom-
NmOdated with board In healthy part of the country
where heres stream OF water for bathing Particulars
al this Office. jyA ~
DOARDING-SuiIs OF rooms to let, furnished or %.
Dmrnished with without board In respectable Eng
lsh family from London, where cleanliness ana eomofi
can be enjoyed. Also three single gentlemen can
be- accommodated with pleasant rooms in and
lea required. Bah room In the house for he aceono-
dalton OF occupants Apply II Mra MEDHURsTs, ~
Housion-sL or Mr.. MEphURsr, n Maiden lane jyi I'm
DOAKDING-Csn be hsd In q healthy and central To-
with shower, cold and hot water baths, @ hotLst be-
tween brand and Broome sls Terms moderate. Keller
euces exchanged. jys I'm
BOARD IL BROADWAY.-A few single gensls
Omen, or gentlemen with their wives, may he secommo
dated h palors and bedrooms with board soll Broad
Way between Broome and Spring sss Location pleasant
and genleel. Bath room 10 ihs house. iyi1 I'M
WANTED a single gentleman, two furnished
w rooms with without board The subscriber would
prefer paying for the by giving instruction 10 Muec
aud French Language The most sstsfsctory refcf.
enc be given. Address by letter, r r. C. Mess,s
stodsrt 4 Durham, SCI Broadway. jyi im'
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FROM BRAAL-DEATH or The KINGS Son
Cspt whipple of the bark Ellen Augusta arrived yes
erday from RIO de Janeiro that the Empcrors
con died jus, previous to his sailing.
The u. s ship Columbia and brig Brsnbrdge were 81
all NXlM
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esH H ~ sS,ise .c Sg'
w 40 Ieks., .1sfn a. Dr. TRALL eonmod ouse
,.sI.smsoi i5 L1ghlsL Coesu.iA01s every sJ,..Is
sad evening.
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NEW.LEBANoN SPRINGS, NY.


DECISIONS visiting this wa1-rng-plac wiz nnd " 70
their Interest TO lake tho cars al Albany for CAnsso
-Four Corners where line OF stages runs directly 10 Leb
anon In connection with The BY ihis route persons
leaving New York IN tho morning will arrive 81 me springs
al clock in the evening Of The same deg fessenfep
will be thrcug from Albany 10 Lebanon TOT cx
Tbs will OF make II the sroftest noel pediuoas
and cheapest by which travellers cen reach LoosnSe
from the City ~ Ncw-Yofk. ...,,
Passenger. no l-sys NewYork In thoaiy hi boss VIII
srriye by lhis route al Lebanon al 10 osSs w. sh,s
morning. There are baI .esss s .a ,esrs and ss,y
.ch r,sy.less will therefore be on their guard and
NOT be deceived by he agents OF any other no, or enter
any conys ndng 10 10 Lebanon excep' inc
one recommended 'boye
New. Lebanon Sprinys, June y, lStI
JAMES @ HUNT, Ageut Canaan Four Core
ie2j sl J. w. BABCOCk. do Lebenon Syringe
"a COLD sPHING HUTELANO BOAkDING
* uOU So Al the head Of the Ssf5of, ~ spnog u l.
few families or single persons msy have OoMt iof
tie Summer s-asOn tie above hOusc, which fT pure e
good fare and saltwater bathing IL not surpassed 90 ne
shores Of Long Island sound Passage BY ksIoAd asy
or steamboat Crotou which leaves Fulton Merteshp 81
"a 4 NJ. Iiy.b lw' WILLIAM So,t, N
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GIT FOR The WAsHINGT0N M0NCNENr.-A
gentleman By the name OF Morgan. lately deceased 10
this City hes left the OF fifteen thousand dollars
to be expended in the erection Of the Washington Mon
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I'D. WHEELER,
r,-cou,,t..ianer for the states OF Newly ork
.-d- COup-cucat. Tamusny hal - =
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miscellaneous.

NAcos AND WEsrEES RAiLROAD CO.
MAcoS, July J, lsf7.
. nIkIDFND oftVO dollars per siare pOn me cap
n 81 ~ OF th Corporation "a declared pHynhir %
~ 80, AZ " August ensuing, OuI VI me nct en . of
- .ix m0nlhs TIE dividend "a Shares rex
,s III Newton is paysbe al The Bank o. tie -iaie Or
.Yor.l here, On shares registered IL MACE a. ne
OFce ne Company ~ Macon al. IL, a..
Th- usn.f,r blyks viii he closed from ne ~ Juy ~
The Let August lnc.lflyr- }, n. IhlLy 49,,
iys jT' -1,--- 80
,xrsTER POWBn-For sale 0r ~ II, in he filiag-
~ fOvst-r Bay Long ls.slt, I'D niles from nrT-
The - i-cri1rf oi-rs lls newlf erected saw ilD
t. ali rarust-si he us-t llr 0Il1f faff - -
..-s..boa. Cf0i0u leaves lle placr daily Ald taye-
80 CAV which renders he sitls.i9a CON ~
rsuf.rt4rirk purposes. Fus farLer pArc1sfs 4-f-40
ofEDWARD LUDLAN. Jsmes-s. o. %
iy.2 - = II IOn Nsk.-'0 % - -
I,DR -sLE-Ons hig1 pressure -nsnr, - -, y. ~
L noyyer viii boiler, ard al thai Apparatus ~ ~, p,
gins siso Ire u slaves and drums. li4-ls-i - y
- ~ fjy2f8rl JOSEPH HEskEth bsesslh..n Sup
.,TE.u POWER To L-i steam Power la5iis A.
- - T.tlI-a s-uns clr. - : = -uly-nl % - ~
s@s,,.,yxI--f e CUNNING DerasL 5as tetao'sc
n 80, ce,nsr Of Chan crssl md BROADWAY 70 - coch
D1ISTISC ANDEUBO-~ING-r Tbs rlbse nher q
10 -Fe-lte order. flr ah1p Cards Leoci- boot
- a.. I LES h he Fr-lch, Pa Lao AID German ~ es
Imsi THOs BRADLEY, il flns-sI coz. Broadway.
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y : :. =. :, AVG GEaERAL oRAMMAR.

UE IACYJs GENERAL 0hAMMAh'
,I1StpTTs or GENERAL GRAMMAR, adapted
to he youth and proper " sefys ~ 40 lnuo1neeono
H. .tmdy OF languages BY A. j. Sylvester Do lazy.
&c., az he Royal Council for Public iust ucon "
grsscb Royal Insliale, &C. he Trsnslsed and nued
~ am.ricen $50 By DR.. Fosdick, Jr New edu9o JUST
~, .os,,nN,.b.sGY MARK H. NEWMAN l. co
pa 100 Broadway.
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rur AMERICAN LITERARY GAZETTE

Ausey .abscnbers are entitled TO copy Of" l5H or
IN. Power OF The = T." or The TrPpngs OF Tom rspps,
or the Results of RomanengT escn ~0fa oe"s
some volume OF pages , -. Ia, a.
All commuoicaons .h0nd be Addressed tpost psiol 70
~ gnler FSi.or " New.York Mirror A limi.sd namoer
Of sdgsTt.emens relating 10 the Arts snd mo book i'o
10 serted The outer pages .e . ......
n B-PdCe " the Dsily Evening mlnyf - pos ..,...
~ VIII our Exchanges please notlce' lyH Im
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- THONPsON,s PREMIUM TnC5ss
U>Aimproyed by J. r. Benjamin.. - bsssmsoSS'
~ Universally approved u BY ths heoca -
- Guilty and ali Who lhem, - = psecseC
can be graduated from one 70 hnJ onos
The rapure without back pad, which does 20 maes ~
~ ~ VI sptns causing weakness snd psn a. ssvS
saj sides acd often permanent spinal dssess rsys.
"a ziysn and not perfectly ssrslAc;ory noos rs.xs
ed Also he mosl approx Shoulder Bfsces issf
gee
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LIEUT.. MAY, OF THE NAyY-We are happy to
relieve the public mind from uneasiness In regard to
this ant officer who arrived IN this city last evening
lie has not lost his right arm. the National lntegen
cer supposed nor be ia any farther danger OF t. We
learn from his brother Dr. Frederick May that y may
be some time before the wound will DO healed yet that
he has every reason 10 believe the arm VIII De- saved
and its usefulness in some degree preserved We have
noU the ball which inflicted the wound
and surprised o. aud the bones OF man arm could
lMaEhngtOn Nniun.
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United states and Foreign Agency at Washington CITY,
II.

u
FINliE undersigned have associated purpose
acting business general agents, in the city OF Wash
ingon d. G., under the firm aud style of RICHARD s
COKE * co.
They win attend TO the purchase and sale Of real estate
generally in all parts OF the United States;
To the formation of companies here in Europe, for
the purchase disposal of lands in all parts of the United
States;
To the prosecution of claims the government of the
United States for lands money before the executive de-
parirnents Congress;
To the obtaining remission of fines, penalties, and forfeit
ures, for alleged violation OF the revenue other laws;
To the settlement of with the State, Treasury
War, Navy, and Post Office Departments;
To the prosecution OF claims before any boards oil com
mlssioners existing hereafter 10 be provided
Long experience, and extensive practical knowledge o.
business Equality the undersigned 10 perform any Of the
foregoing descriptions of business which be co.ed
10 their care An extensive personal acquaintance with
present and former high officers of the government and
members of either house of Congress, renders particular
references unnecessary.
Letters OF inquiry merely win be answered free Of charge
but in all cases communications addressed the firm must
be post paid.
Charges viii be easonable
Oihce Twelfth street, between 4 and streets.
RICHARD >. CONE,
ROGER c. WEIGHTMAN,
JAMES PRENTISS,
WILLIAM A. BRADLEY.
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These ships all of the largest class and are command
ed BY Of character and experience Their cabin ac-
COMMUNICATION. are all that desired in point Of splen-
DOR comfort and convenience and they are furnished with
every description OF of the best kind Puncualiy In
the DAYS Of sailing will be strictly adhered TO-
Price Of passage Liverpool 800 From Liverpool to
New York Cts q 30f; lf4 444e5 -
Agents for ships Oxford, Moneznma, Europe Shenan-
doaE, Yorkshire, Fidea, Cambridge, and New fork
GOODHUE CO., or
G. II. MARSHALL, New York
BARRING, BROTHERS CO., Liverpool
Agents for ships Stephen Whitney, Virginia, Waterloo,
and Jshn r. Skiddy:
80 - ROBERT KERMIT, New York
T. & ]. SANDS & Co, Liverpool
Agents for ships Patrick Henry, Ashburton, Henry Clay,
Wv ~ 80 'GRfNNELL, MlNTURN, 81 co, NY
tetta} CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, 81 CO.. Liverpool
Agents for ships Roscns, Sddons, Sheridan and Car
rick : -. - -
N BROWN, SIMPLIFY, & CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Queen Of the West, Liverpool Hottin-
guef, and Rochester
Woodruff e. M1NTURN, New York.
.sg sl FIELDEN, BROTHERS, CO., Liverpool.
New York. March 2-lyd ,.,r
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TyNHE Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
i No Sc Wall street.Net amount Of accumulated pre-
mums invested in mortgages and New York State and city
stocks, 1921, 600.
This company is organized on the purely mutual princi-
pe and It's business is restricted by the charter 10 the
of lives and granting annuities and endowments,
and ranks among the strongest and safest institutions in
this country The whole of the profits the benefit
of the policy An extensive and prosperous bsi-
ness promises large dividends the first division of profits
the LIST February lSis and persons now insurng will
share in these profits if they survive that period
The premiums paid annually, semannualy, or
quarterly if desired and low any American
pany and lower than the English, with participation in
the profits Policy secured by investments in
bonds and mortgages real estate in the city OF New York
and Brooklyn worth double the amount loaned thereon. and
in stocks Of the State and city of New York
The transactions of this company the cash princi-
Pile Consequently the survivors of parties nsuring with il
will be subjected the heavy drawback ouccumuated
premium notes. reducing the benefit Of the assurance to
small pittance
Persons may effect insurance on their own lives and the
lives of others. married insure the life OF
her husband, which will her sole and that
her children.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles of mutual life in
srance, and illustrating its advantages with forms of APP
pication may be obtained the Office Of the agent of the
company the city OF Washington
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DREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL, 10, Nal.

i Children, under the charge OF Miss Margaret G. Meade
daughter of the late Richard w Meade OF Philad phn
aided by assistant teachers situated the Hartford road,
about Two miles from Baltin ore, country residence
commonly known l. Mount Vincent.
Children viii be received in the Institution between the
| ages of four and ten.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography Eng
sh Grammar, and the r,diments OF History, will be the
branches chiefly taught in this institution Those children
whose parents guardians wish it will also be taught
Latin French, and Music but each oil these branches viii
No pocket money will be allowed in the possession OF the
chiden and this rule will be enforced for the proecio0
All their reasonable will be supplied from the fund,
deposited by their parents Tor that purpose
Payment must be made semi-annualy in advance from
this rule there can be no deviation
No boarder will be received for shorter time than hall
year. retained longer than the age of fourteen
Maternal care will be taken of all their comforts.
THE TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS.
For board and instruction., including bed and bedding,
children of four years of age Sl25 W
From eight 70 fourteen years of age $50 90
Latin and FRENCH EACH per annum 2OW
Music ON the piano. per arnurn 400
For the use OF the piano, per annum 100
Vocal music, per annum 300
nnnary fees and clothing if supplied by the institution,
will form separate charges varying according the
of each child but always moderate.
Boys must come supplied with clothing for winter and
summer, with uniform of dark grey cloth and steel but
tons also and table spoon, fork, umbIers,
and six napkins
w RE =, Y I Elder, Baltimore Rev G,
New York Rev James Ryder, President Worcester Col,
lege Rev. VIM. Matthews. Washington Rev. Nicholas
oDonnel, Brooklyn; John x. Randall. esq, Baltimore
esq, Baltimore Charles H. Winder, esq, Washington;
Lieut. James Gillss, United States Navy do John Ken
nedy esq., do Lieutenant j. Ward, United States Naval
school, Annapolis; William Parrot, esq, Washington; r.
Z. w Washington, do.
All letters be addressed (pos, pad} to Miss Meade
through the Baltimore posi- office, who win give a.. further
information required. Dec Is
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GENERAL AGENCY,

TINE Undersigned late doorkeeper of the House of Rep
resenatives of the United States and long clerk in
the departments Washington has resumed the business
general agent for claimants upon the several departments OF
the United States well applicants for relief from the
Congress of the United States. The undersigned has
other business but that of agent and therefore attend
his duties with prompess Having been one Of tn, most
successful agents at the metropolis heretofore and being
generally known claimants and TO gentlemen OF standing
in the various States, he deems it unnecessary to cat
aogue OF his card. Information i'm relation
description of claims communicated to applicants upon
their remittng retaining free of five dollars and paying
postage reasonable charge VIII be made in where
large claims subsantiated and collected.
N b. Titles real the city examined, and real
estate rented, exchanged, and sold.
Office directly opposite the Treasury of the United States
Oct. 20 IN ]. T.. DOW.
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4 HAtaSEh WAhafNEN mas recenuy nuGeu 70
" his fac ties for manufacturing parts of watches tina.
may be required by instruments for that purpose and
having obtained knowledge of watch repairing by practice
in Boston, New York, Philadelphia and elsewhere, will
be able attend whatever may be offered in this depart
ment OF mechanics
Chronomeer, duplex, lever, lepine, and repeating
watches, accurately repared also, common watches and
mante and eghay clocks put in order, north side Penn
ylvana avenue between IL and 9th streets the corner
alley OF Coemans Hotel, sign of the watch with
guardkey AMI chain and models representing the exterior
OF se-registering meteorological observatory.
The above location is in part occupied by STEPHEN
EDDY who deals in the American manufactured patent
improved perfoca spectacle Lens instrument evidently
destined to supersede all other aid to the human vision
Judging from testimonials OF their superior properties
other lenses viii necessary 10 refer TO observa-
ton and facts establish for them far higher character
usefulness than has hitherto been attained by the efforts
of and science. SANS
s. EDDY also deals in jewelry, fine Watches silver ware,
Browns and other gold pens
The public respectfully invited CALL particularly
those afflicted with defective sight; nothing desirable
its preservation and improvements little attention in the
selection Of glasses will accomplish the one in in
stances both il is highly inp ortant clearly
,yewelry repaired, and all kinds Of gold and silver
work made 70 order Old gold and silver bought.
2--3eod