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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

Col. Sterling Price, of Mo, has been
appointed Brigadier General, in place OF
Col. Jefferson Davis, declined.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
We heard story of eA-Presdent Tyler


We heard story of eA-President Tyler
the other day, which, whether true or not,
is characteristic of the man. We tell it
"as twas told to u.s. The wing board of
magistrates where he lives (near Williams
burg, Va. intending it as sIur on his past
greatness, appointed him Overseer Of the
Road hands last spring. Many were the
jests and jibes uttered at his expense by all
degrees of whiggery. from the plain delud-
ed farmer down to the cvet-scented dandy.
By the law the overseer may fix at his dis
erection the number of days to work, not
exceeding twelve--but no incumbent of
the place from time immemorial had kept
the hands on the road for more than three
Mr.. Tyler viewed the road, assembled his
forces, and with manner bland as he ev-
er wore in the East room when receiving
the p!enipotentiaries of the high powers of
the earth, announced that the roads were
in very bad condition, that be had made it
a rule through life to discharge ZealousIy
anu Iulty dl' puollC uutloo Ih'pOe0u upon
him, and that he should require the hands
to work the full number of days allow ed.
He superintendent in person, and the roads
are better in that district than they ever
were before. The iibes were siIenced, his
neighbors petitioned for, and the board una
nimously accepted his resignation.
1t was not the first time that Tyler prov
ed himself too honest and true to duty for
those who placed him in station.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

A witty French paper remarks of the
Prince Albert, Victoria's old man that his
functions are equal TO half a Grown by
L. ri y.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

There are eight or Ten deaths, daily,
from yellow fever in New Orleans, and il
may be SAID TO prevail as an epidemic.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

For sundry editorial items, see first mace
We must do our scribbling. as the Friends
do their devotiops, hen the spirit moves us
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

The Picayune, of the LIST, four standard
for Mexican news,> copies the above, dis
credits it, but thinks 1t not entirely impro.
bable We copy portion of its remarks
GAIL the intelligence contained in the
extra of the National was communicated
10 US on Friday evening. Ii did not then
command our belief, and consequently
was not communicated to our readers YES.
terday morning. We have seen no reason
TO change the opinion we first formed of
the news.
alt is not surprising that courier
should have arrived at Vera Cruz from
Mexico in the time alIedged but that he
should have escaped all nntice at Vera
Cruz, where all eyes are fixed upon every
new conner from the interior; that he
should have madehis way to this port on
a Government vessel without suspicion:
and that The news should here have heen
suppressed till certain stock -iobbing one.
ratIons were complete-all this is possible
but highly improbable. But this we do
believe, that if Gen. Scott had entered
the city of Mexico in triumph on the I7th
ult., the news would have been known in
Tampico and in Vera Cruz by innumera-
BILE voices within forty Eight hours. News
IS carried in Mexico with wonderful speed
The battle of Buena Vista was ended on
the 23d of February, and the news was
known on the 26th in the city, nearly 600
miles distant.
But further: We learn that Spanish
gentleman is now in this city who arrived
on the massachusetts,, who saw Gen. Scott
IN Puebla on the l4th. If this be- 40
there is an end of the whole story At onoe
But while we thus frunkly state our
owe convictions, yet we must confess
that there are very plausible reasons for
giving credence to this intelligence. We
can conceive no motive for an at,empt 10
deceive the public with il. The channel
through which il has transpired is very ge.
nerally kaown here, and we cannon sun.
pose the individual ALLUDED to shnuld en.
terrain The slightest desire 10 m;slead the
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
From the armp, Mertro, Sc

o. For news by the Massachusetts,, see
first page.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
GEN. SCOTT IN THE CITY OF MEX
ICO--QUARREL BETWEEN SAN
Ia ANNA AND CANALIZO.

There is news in the city from the city
of Mexico as late as July 9Th. Ii came
through by Mexican courier who came
by the way Of Orizaba and Alvarado to
Vera Cruz. Gen. Scott entered Mexico
on the 18th. He met with no opposition
on his way from PuebIa, until he arrived
at Penon, about 8 miles from the city,
Here slight skirmish ensued between his
advance and the Mexicans, when the lat
ter fell back. The civil authorities then
came out to meet Gen. Scott. StipuIa-
tons were entered into by which the per-
sons and property of the citizens of Mex.
leo were TO be respected; this accomplish
ed, our army marched quietly into the CT.
ty of the Monlezumas.
This important news reached here in
the Massachusetts, but has been withheld
for purposes that we do not understand.
The authority upon which we publish il
seems to US undoubted. The courier that
brought this news could come from the CT
ty 10 Vera Cruz in five days if the wea-
Their is good, seven under any circumstan-
ces. The Massachusetts sailed on Odd.
1t will be perceived that this allows seven
days for the news to reach Vera Cruz by
the route we have stated.
Santa Anna and CanaIizo bad quarrel
led about the defence of this city. Cana.
lizo did not want the city injured, as there
was no hope of successful resistance. He
preferred TO meet our troops in the plain,
and there decide the conteat. Santa An
ma would not agree to this, so no opposi-
ton was made.
The entrance of Gen. Scott into Mexi.
co is a rumor. From letter of the 18th
are knoao pcSitirely of the preparation Of
families in the city 10 move on the ap-
proach Of Gen. Scott, and of the quarrel
between Santa Anna and Canaizo as TO
the defence oil the city, and we know that
there is letter in the city of the I7th
from Mexico.
The courier that brought through the
letter of the 9TH, brought news of Gen.
SCOTS entering the city. We have no
doubt of the truth of the report.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
sIsSlDDI,

Receipts up to 31st July
l847 1846 1845 1874
Bales 1877 ,642 !.O43 400 973,Oe5 8eI 500
Stock on hand, July 81, 6e.O85
Decrease at all the ports in the Union. as
compared with last year--l44, 800 bales.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
CAR ROL L TO /:

Wednesday morning, /: 4: August Ii, 1917.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT: NO BANKS
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NAVAL sTOREs-A sale OF $50 bbs Crude Tirpen.
tine was made al 3 % for $50 rs Spirits are 34d35
cents. The market Is rather hrmer sale Of 200 bbls
White Rosin was made ~ 50 cash.
TEAS-Tbe ssle to-day went Of with good deal Of
spirit ard the Greens sold az full previous prices
Blacks were dull, as before. Nearly all the Greens
sold.
BlCE-Hoders are asking rather higher ra,es and
small sales are reported stl2s cents advance.
PROVlslONs-The market Ia steady for Pork but
scarcely 6rm for Beef We note sales 400 or 500 bbs
Prime at s3 $50 or 400 do Mess AZ l6 Is 300 or
40 old Mess a. SIC Sales 30 bbls sour Messasl4 OF
Lard there was ssle Of 100 terces prime at 10 cents
and 400 bbls No at :. Sales 80 hhds Hams and
shoulders at 81 and - cents Export from lat 3lst
May-loo5 bbls Beef 6ss5 do Pork; 1889 kegs Lard
GRoCERIEs-For TIRE Days-The market for
Coffee IL dull the trade buying spsrnRy-e00 bags Bra
I'll sold az 107t cents 200 Java 9; 100 Sumstra g.
and mos; and 300 81 Domingo. 81, cash. There has
been fair demand for MuscoV edo Sugars hut the mar
ket IL dull previous rates Prices Of Refined are re-
duced half cent y n. The sales include zoo hh6s
Porto Rico at 81 Mt cents 200 Cuba, 81 al; 100 So
Croix, a 07i and 1000 boxes Havana al "a "a for
Brown and sdsi mos for White The stock Nav 81
consisted of 1924 khds New Orleans 1885 Porto Rico
lf77 81 Croiz 1851 Cubs-togeiher u 90 hbds and
1898 boxes Havana, against Of Muscovado 1868 hhds
iast year The demand for Molssses IL generally mode
rate and the market inactive Cuba has become quite
dull The sales include 225 hhds Porto Rico At 3Od32
cents $50 Cuba in lots. 20d22: 80 ST Crox 81 100
Interior Cuba huscovado 22d2 and 100 bbls EewOr
FRUIT-We notice sales Of 1900 boxes Bunch Raisins
at 81 75Ql 20, mos.
TOBACCO-The market is without change: IS hhds
Virginia md Kentucky sold at Sal cents and 50 bales
81 JsgO, H. The stock in the Inspection Ware
house let inst consisted Of s3 hhds Kentucky 1850 Viz
GINA and North Carolina, Ohio, and Maryland-to
gether 2425 hbds, being less than the Let ult
HEMP-Foregn continues extremely scarce and
prices Of MsDia higher. The sales are 500 bales
Manila at about $50 100 do 500 mos and 100 do
Ia cents p n, cash, al 10 arrive the latter coastuise
of Riga Rhine, 40 tons here and 20 TO arrive have
changed hands on terms we did not learn.
HIDEs-Farther sales Of 1000 Rio Grande "a lbs at
lli cents and mos and 100 Southern, sdsl cents
cash.
FlSH-Of all kinds in active demand ard prices
have sn upward tendency; 5000 quintsls Dry Cod ar
rived and sold at 57ld3 a. closing the latter price
$50 bbs No Massachusetts Msckerel sl 500 do No 9
81 37t al 20; and 600 do new No 3, repscked here
s. SOFAS 62l leaving none sfOat unsold
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NEW CARPET STORE. 90 oANAL-sT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IMPROVED Patent Bank

w LocG-n offering this lOck the sub.crber wishes an
impartial publlc TO Judge Of IL aims superiority
his Of he first importance that lock should b. safe
The great progress Ia me 81 lock pcxnk has cred
locks wholly unsafe which were recently considered
f-cty and shows hs necessity Ofz radical chan
ofth> PrtHePle5 which hey constructed 10 view
Of this f4e he .ub.cno7r sought for principle Of perfect
s-cutY snc fully confident that be had found H. proceed
ed 30 make practical use 81 Il
His lis uB.uces.sful The public have been
extensively Informed although Ia mis- stalled teTtnsD
bat With undimini.hsd confidence In the original prnc
pie, be corrected The meehanes defect Shch had caa'ed
his sinre snf resu0mtsd y tns most rigorous p)ss
bic t,st IL placed safe 10 the Merchants IL.
chang, snd reward Of FIVE HcSDsEO DoLLsss wa
offered ary who should pick u aal0ck utfh
tn hsy S ne prttSge Of PTeto-' free eTS1Ha'@n q N
ioek hu. giving every advantage ne maker Of ne ces
th. T. publicly eNpos-e fOr six weeks (-uding
Friday lsstl, during which tine il Wa thoroughly
smined and utterly hope a. sny Effort " open H.
that made The attempt
Tns of-r VI al examination u the lock to operated
on and ne d is EeY. wholly uusxamp ed add
Other lock offered he public SUBMITTED his
te.i wn zen .ons = ay adequate 10 detsrmiEs The com
Next fnpouanc. Il, eertsniy Of operation The re-
cutting down bs door Of Bank 70 his City
dence In point The simplicity Of tie construction and
the which its produced cornbio. 10
render the scIiOn Of This Lock certain.
IL contains noceOf those pc which have been
ADDED TO oner ock 20 Increase their safety. and Il tie
only LSek IN UAa all e nouepeats p,yformed by t
deef ae;.0n stf1sy No par dependent springs
noE 10
Toe simplicity o. s construction also contributes to IT.
durability T0demonsTzs lhs dgrabsry a Lock put
10 motion - steam, power ard octed and unlocked
Ia few Gays, sufficiently Dr shy years daily aud
hardly .h0~ed Hsfss " having been used 81 all
u nsy - added 10 this that 10 hits vas awarded
the trst Premium ~ The Last Far Of American osute
Iss rnss. are psrstiv-ly Moderate ..Pee.y Tnss
= .ccomp snied with seys Price o. tb- isrgea szs
70 as The lows, breed lock. are made on the s.ms
prileiple, bat With sold E-ys w. T. HOODbhID0E
Ng-o,seSs NAV b. sdsre.,ed to 8. W BENEDICT.
ESQ wsl.L " he Inventor, Al he Mandatory. 81
El1sb-th-.l Ns~-Yo,s my2 isvsG
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fashionable Clothing Stores.

&c. BOOTH Il 60. z Cortsld-st have on hand
". th- largest aud selected assortment II Cloths
Cs.sneres and Vssnfs which the wogd invite the
lengou strangers snd other. arriving 10 The city and
10 want Of fI partial on i.; having reduced lh-ir
prices since leaving Broadway with 10 enOfmoDs ren's
add -Xo-n.es prepared % meet The views q ne most
economical Always hsn1 fan sssor'm- lt % FLOCK
ADD Or--. Goats sds AMI trimmed IN the ses. stYe,
which they prepared % osr A. extremely los prices
Also, PzniaOOns Vests Sacs- AMI one Cozs P4rcu.ar
attention paid - he selection a fa1cy articles Of gei-
meus wear tfll - per cent below Broadway prices
large assortment Of Shis q he newest pziiens made
ex press oar traie and will BE- slld low prices
tn. helm d-t- mined furnish fret rae articles a. tne
lowest prices al y COftznd-s few Jors below
the Western Hotel j-Z wis
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pAWBARN & SON.

nEEcHtNr rAftoEs.
li0 aold-st Liverpool
~ sole Agents FOR Sl-sors Registered Pai.-5t r.
specially call The attention - Merchants Csp,frs ara
visitors Liverpool 10 be extensive H'erarrs IL ,A4r
premises rendered necessary by The great ircrea4 Of
business they beg to sisie hat having adopted he
~ immediate cash paynents hey arr enshed eouscera
time that The qua v ard maruarfure q TIER gooS. will
he In respect inferior hut vii arian The IN char
scter FOR excellence ard workmanship thev have hit
srto been esteemed flr.
DAWBARNk SON. H.rchsnt Tslors.
nys 2aw3mrukThis- no soi-st Liverpool
" The "Fccaieobion- or Egg-HstchiuZ Ma
cha Is nov nu~n FOR rxhniion ~ ~ Broadway The
process q irrnharrn 6. here fully developed fon ne
frs stages II life Ire Qeie formation Of the chick
10 10 ocaf.d 10 srd pleasant rOorn tnst ari-s
may Welt Il a. Sell - geutemen AdmuAnce y; csnis
my29 eoci.1
~ Copper Ore.-For sale. - tons q Bsulphuret
ard Purple Copper Ore. tAken e, N be Bruce s1es"
belonging the LaEe Huron AID - Nsy River Mining
Co samples Of which sre isfl with
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, Agent 3 Hsnover-sL
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On Tuesday, June J. in the Second Wesleyan Chapel,
by Rev. +. L. James, Mr.. j. RADWAY, IT. 10 Miss ANNA
ELIZA, daughter Of Sylyanus Lewis, Esq all Of New.
York.
On Tuesday, June |, by Rev f D. Smith, Mr. HAMIL-
TON H. SALMON of Baltimore, TO Miss EMILY NJ.
BUTLER Of this CITY.
Al Perth Amboy, New. Jersey. Wednesday, June 2
by Rev Mr. Corey Mr. John BUCKHOUT of New.
York. TO Miss ELIZA d. COMPTON, daughter Of lie wis
Compton of the former place.
Al Poughkeepse. on Tuesday evening June l. by Rev.
Dr. Phillips Of New York CHARLES HOFFMAN Of the
same place. 10 CATHERINE SCHUYLER eldest daugh.
ter OF the late Jacob I B. Van Vechten of Albany
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MEN

On Wednesday, June 2, Mr.. JONAS HUMBERT, Sen.
aged g years, month and II DAYS.
The friends of the deceased and Of his Jonas and
William respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
this day Thursday at O'Clock. from 220 Rowery
On Tuesday. June !. Mrs ELEANOR PHILLIPS, wife
Of Robert Phillips aged 80 years. months and days.
The friends Of the family. and those Of Der son A.
Phillips are invited TO attend her funeral from her late
residence ISL Madisonst this CThursdsy) afternoon, at
3 o'clock.
On "wednesday, June 2 ELIZABETH, wife Of Henry
Comfy, aged 26 years
The funeral will take place this afternoon AZ - o'clock
from her laLe resldancn GraenWch and Charas as
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.. o. of O. f. Celebration.
ODD FELLOWS RECALIA.

~" Daniel Norcross, from Philadelphia il now In
this city with large Of splendid EncAmpnen
Regsia beautifully embroidered with The embems Of II
Order. and other tasteful devices. He win remain in New
York for week; and will he happy to furnish brothers
with capital Euesmprnent Regsa, as low be had
in The Union, of equal workmanship. Bro,heaw no intend
to Join the coming Celebration OF the O. Lodg the 4h
Of June. and already supplied will find Br Nor
cross Brothers Ca1rey Boods 33li Broadway; or
Lovejoys Park place, and Office Of the Golden Rule, 50
Ann.sL jel Sis
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PASSENGERS sArrrn


. N pdctdship Oxford. fer Lirep0oL-Edw II Hslsey
Mrs Buckley. Rev sir Hanson. lady and Mrs
Johnson Mrs Dennis David Hsllinsn. Mrs z Clark
Ihos Cro'ts. Miss Moseey Mrs Moseley.
IN paesa ship Sviser,17G for L0na0H-Mss Elizabeth
Lewis. Miss Mary NJ Abbott Mrs Wood Chas K4sn and
lady, Mics Georgisns Lay. New York Mrs 6 B.rken-
shaw 4 Engsna Robert sad Ter OF kentucky Captain
White, lady and infant Miss White and servant DR.
Curtis. sylvanUs Reed Eev-YOrk, DR. W A AIKEN Mrs
Chss Penner Of Montreal Lieut. Col Bent and LADY, Nss
Bent Miss Charlotte Bent Miss Frances Bent Master
Frederick Bent. Master Thomas Bent Quebec William
vaughan and lady Of NfOrk. Master Pagan Newark
n steamship Britannia from Boston for LirTpool-
Gardner Brewer and wife. Miss Brewer VIM Rollins.
II B Lstrobe, Amory, Thos 7 Bouve Chss Hastings
Robert Hamilton. Mss reene and msii IL Clark Mr
Pierce, Of Boston; Arthur Blake of Clsrlesiown Mrs
Barker OF Rhode Island Miss Rouih Mics lie Mesulier
& w Moore and lady, II L Routh and LADY. John Bot
tomy, Gray, G4uihnsy, Thos Galway. D n Holmes
Owen II Buffers, & Mitchell Robi Main George
Dryden. W D Wilkinson, K Anderson, A Luber. z
N Coffee G Groshem, Of New York; Mrs Taft. Mrs
Edwards. Miss Edwards Miss Aiken and nurse. DR.
Hampton and servant w Aiken and wife. Jno Grsveley
II Sydney Hayden, Hugh Rose n Chsrestown; Wallace
Douglass Of Philadelphia u Martini James swan Of
Baltimore. 2 VI Rice oi New Hampshire Tnos Dixon I
Csnsar, T Moresu, Lewis Aican, Monts guam. ~
x Tucker, r Fallon. Mr Faon. Marco GrigsnWick NJ
Marshall. Of Eew-Orlesns Z R0usselon. w Wright Of
Cincinnati 3 sempe. Bishop Chsvrst Of Louisville;
Rev DR. Wright Of Portland Mr. Mrs and Miss Paul
Madame Fryen Of Norfolk Leonard BloDdeIl Of Maine
II James Of Albany. Capt Gordon, Mr Rsmsge Of Royal
Navy Mrs Ferguson. Mr. Jus0n and lady Of Hamilton
Canada; Mrs Cresch. Mrs Rouih Of Montreal Mr. Canon
of Canada, Gam, P Paterson Of Toronto, Oxey Of
Halifax. Gorden of Bytown. CIV II Schenilinsky Of
Msracsibo W wheelwright OF London. 81 Buckingham
Of Manchester. Eng; Dwight Of ireland. James Boum
Of Eng and, Baron al France J Dow Of GlasgoW-q6.
For Hahfar-A TnOrndike Goldman Of Boston Mrs
Daley Miss Clarke. w Clarke of Halifax, Bennett
Of So Johns Tore Of England, Croi Of Csnads-s.
Total 1Ol
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rT- The Marriea womnn,. PrIyale Medical

Coupsuien-By Dr. A N. Mauric-sa. Professor Of Dis
eas-. Of " omen Second edit a. Price 81
The great demand for ms most important Work lof
whirb Thousands are sold has compelled the ssu. o.
. new edition Every female 10 geitng copy. wbethsr
married or unmarried sllhoggh 10 Intended especially
for the married disclos-s important .-efes Nhea
should be known 10 them parlcuariy. hrfr rNe'l =
male discover The symptoms. and ne mos1
Efficient remedies and most certsn mode OF cnre 10 even
ease To be Obtained At the Medical 0c-, 2s Lio-rlyst
SewYorki also Usher Co corner Chesnui and Third
81. Philsdelphia
On he receipt Of 81 copy will Be transmitted sy nn
free OF posiage 70 all psrs OF the U. sa,cs nys eas
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IRON ~AFE--B-~sre u Spurious sslansnter
saf-- -sirce 10 h4s been universally acEnowods ed that
Wilder. Patent Saamzrd-r safe Is Vastly superior 10 all
oth-fs Of h- Old fashioned safes and Others have
introdgc-f 10 Imitation u tbe genuine. 10 vols
ion Of tie Patent Law Tor which suits p~ndins
Ia ne L. Court. and viii be vigorously prosecuted BY
The pziert-e. Bear iu mind that The genuine Wilders
Patent anandrr Safe only he lad d his city, a.
the Iron Safe Dep0t u slLAs c. HERRING,
81 and $50 Nstsr, cor Dep-ysser-sL
ii g.wfmfskfwW
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General Norlree
BOARO OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
NAV n 1917
r55- The following Message was received from

May 81 ls47.
~ The following Message was received from
his Honor the Mayor accompanying The return OF The e.
solutions without his approval, adopted by This Board,
and concuued in by the Board Of Aldermen, May o. 1871
in regard to the widening and extending Of William
and fixing The time for the commence Of the
same. follows from Maden-lane to John-sL on he
first DAY Of Augustnext and from John 10 Chathamsresi
on the fret day Of May next
On motion OF Assistant Alderman Gray, the Messss e
was ordered to DE published in Of the public
new spapeGs, in accordance Vith the City Charter
RICHARD SCOTT, CLERK.
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firewcrks.
FIREWORKS.

FIREWORKS.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE, richest. brilliant ami vsTie
gated cOored eNhihuors Fire Works ever offered 10
the public now ready per order win machinery
desigos notices, &c. sc. -
For infrm.roa apply TO J. W. HoLBERToN, IS Mai
den. lane, New York or
ISAAC EDGE, Jr Pyrotechni,t,
I'D eodisJyt Laboratory. Jersey City near The Ferry.
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS
TfNHE SUBSCRIBER rf-rs 90 Tue publ the largest as
L tortn -nt Of Fireworks 10 the cry, which he VIII sell
on the most Reasonable terms
Country merchants desers snt vendors IN general, ara
requested before purchasing ei-ewher- % cal and ex
sniise his stock CHARLES w. VULTEE,
~ iva us Cha ham conner ~ O-s0ve-st
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Seuropathy

~ NeurOpathy, Tor the Nerve Cure DIR EOb-
LICK i nov pfscucng the new principles explained
I'M his Rocks snd Lectures. Instead Of Drugs b. oys
Gslvani.m In various modes. Il beng now z,1nd tniy
proved hist this The only agent espso cot curing d.A
Even when medicines used. % any sind, or cod
Ter they only BY producing Gslvsu- bat hey d. 80
only 10 small extent, and gresiy inf- y 20 ta- b.
,ery and olher Instruments In proper bands sai teen
ideally used. these ssionishngy -hcaclpus pAlca
larry in female diseases - -
ofhcs Al wsrren-st Hours from 10 A. Il. I'll 5 Pm.
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SUNNI < n n
OUR STOCK Of reasonable goods, comprising me latest
" nd 10 th- market 70 offered Tor
nspecon under me assurance that ths same -ndeayors
which have ELECTED very liberal share % patrOrAse will
er-rted give sasfzct0s N The style snd maze Of
garments II particular would comment 10 ne ater
uoa Of those provef he truth Of ss-riVns
Ia reference superior cut ~ psntsO We are ens
blet % flrlsh Assortment q Cassrier,s and Dr
lrgs ara th0s- In want " Light and airy garment
.ev-rsi highly approved .ty ies u stczs.
FROM h. particular sfte0iOn directed 70 Army ard Ma
W work Uniform. furnished n s'cg conformity
r.gu stons snc have always hand goods
he requirements u al grsdes o. the service
WA T. JENNINGS co. Drzpers ard rAi.ors,
40 isT 81 Broad <HF. American Hots-
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CITY LOAN--r.mPorary Losns n anticipation Of
y III co lection d tn Revenues of "a. Guy. will b. re-
c-ved Al hi. ocs ah~r no 10 - June sums Of
not le.. han SIS fIr which Boocs Of The Civ viii DO a.
sued payable % The l5h day u November February or
Narch nsxt ne option Of hs leader with in-r- It Al
TIE rate Of per cent per anuum
JOHN EVEN, Controller
couiroIlers Oscs, Nsv-Y0lK, MAJ ~ 1871. my25 tss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
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