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$500 REWARD.

VUyHE above reward will I've paid to any pers N
who will restore to her disconsoate parents,
their daughter, MARY FOX, or one half Of said
reward for such information will lead to her Ie
covery. Said Mary left her school about S p. NJ,
on the Goth Of May, ls47, and since that time has
not been seen. She is only is years Of age, 4 feet
9 inches black hair small black eyes, rather thick
pouting lips cheeks small features, pretty and
quite girliah in appearance. She wore small
plaid calico dress, pink, purple and blue; black silk
cape and apron black gaiter boots, pink silk shirred
hat and green veil two small chased singer rings,
gold pencil attached to black cord, anfher nails
quite short from biting them. It is strongly sus-
pect,d that she has been abducted by person
named Michael, alias Martin Hare, formerly propre-
tor Of a Bowling Saloon, located nenr No. 2O2
broadway, opposite the Franklin House, who alb
seconded about that time from this CITY, deserving his
wife and leaving her entirely destitute OF support
Said Hare is about % years If age, no whiskers
fair complexion, and rather genteel appearance
He was seen lurking in the neighborhood of her
school a short time previous, disguised with false
wbiskers.
| A sister Of Hare, named Margaret was removed
by him from boarding school about the time of the
abduction, and lie sup osed TO lie with them. She
is described as follows:--Very dark hair, Amos,
black dark skin, grey eyes, prominent eyebrows,
small scar on one eyebrow, a small scar the right
cheek as IL made by small pox, scar formed by
CASH upon the end OF the nose, nearly an inch in
length, the tooth next to the first double tooth or
the left side Of the face gone she is about seventeen
years Of age.
Any information to he Immediately communicat
ed by telegraph, il possible, to George w. Malsell
Chief Of Police, New York, who is authorized t.
pay the pbove reward. y2i If
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pRANDIES.-Ve fine old Goddard; do Olard,
- Dupuy d Co; do Hennessey; do Champ .in;
do Sszerack; do ]. ]. Dupny.
WINES-Fine cd Howard. March e. Co. Ma.
dcira, do Constitution do, do Reserve do, do Brah.
man do, do Blackburn do, do London Particular do
do Wandcrer do, do Clay do, do Harmony do, do
Mon,eiro do, do Bud do, do Rapid do, do Campo.
metro do, do Amontllado Pale Sherry, do Smith
Woodhouse & Co.'s. Pale and Brown Sherry, dc
Lobodo do, do London Dnck Port, do 4. J. Smith
Harmony do, Champagne, tavorite brands.
A large assortment OF Bordeaux, Claret aud othe
French Wines, Hook Wines, Tokay, Constants
Johannesberger, &C., &c.
Hermitage, Red and White Burgundy, in boxes
each dozen.
For sale by ROBERT Oracle,
july "a Il l6 Broad street, NY
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STEAM PRESS BRICKS.

A REMARKABLE evidence Of The superior
n strength of these Bricks may be witnessed at
the Athenaum, where nearly 100000 have been
delivered within the last two months, and yet the
entire waste from this large quantity would scarcely
dill common cart. ~"
PRICES AT THE KILN WHARF.
Run of the kiln, per m, SO: all arch. SO, arch
and red 81 all red, 80; delivered at Light street
or Pratt street wharf at SO cents pr m additional,
or ut any part Of the city according to distance
Double pressed Fronts, such as are now laid al
the AtLenaum, light red for caseing fire places, lay
ing hearihs or floors OF ovens &c. > 10 per m.
Hard has per two horse loads, 81 so.
FIRE BRICKS, the best known for blast Fur
naces, $50 to S25 per m, or ~ so 10 50 per hun
bred according to size ~,
Refer to Peter Novel, Munsnn Iron Works; Jnc
barker, s. M. Fsles, Baltimore; John Gambler, Mid
dIetown, Pa, and many others. Address @
FRANCIS II. SMITH. Baltimore.
;nlv OF ~
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NEW GOODS. .,
FOR LII TRAD f
OF lS47.
ALLEN, HAZEN s. CO.,

ALLEN, llAZEN o W.,
SO EXCHANGE PLACE,
IJAvE RECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS
Ill and will continue TO receive by Packets and
Steamers from Europe, very large and well select.
ell stock of
ENGLISH, FRENCH FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
Adapted to the approaching season, consisting III
part Of the following articles, viz:
DRESS GOODS.
Cashmere IEcosse, plain and twill strip and
plaid: Plaid Oregons, new patterns and sup. quality
rich colors Rich Plaid Victoras, silk and wool, high
colors. ,t.."
RICH vEsTiNGs.
Figured Silk, Velvet, plain and fancy colored rich
Armure, Silk Vestings ba and colored striped and
plaid patterns, and designs; Rich Cashmere do
Black and colored striped and plaid Sans do Of ev-
cry style and price.
st WooLLEN NET sHAWLs.
A very large assortment from lowest TO highest
cost, consisting in part of the following styles viz
New York, Portugal, Bramp,on, Washington, Turk.
sh, Monterey, Pyreees; Palo Alto, &c. &c. &C., as
we'll as many others, all of which arc entirely new
n this market. .g" ~.
FRENCH KID GLOVES.
A most complete assortment of mems and wo-
mems French Kid Gloves, of oil colors, styles and
prices also large variety of mems Buck and wo-
mems and mems Castor Gloves.
BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS.
A large and well selected stock of the newest and
most fashionable colors and designs comprising all
widths and styles.
SILK CRAvATs.
Black and Fancy Silk Cravais a large variety Of
new styles; also Polka Crava,s, Cashmere Mufiers,
ec. etc.
sPITALFIELD SILK HDKs.
Plain and Twill Silk Hdks,.g and dark madden
coors real India and British Corahs SO inch square;
China Cords and Twllls, beautiful styles also,
White, Crimson, and Coored Brocade do. ,.
FRENCH sUsPENDERs.
An assortment of entirely new styles. IA
FRENCH GRAPES.
Including the dffe ent quantities Of Back, Col
ored and White.
SILK GLOVES.
Mems and womeh's, of all kinds, spun and fine
Silk
SILK GIMPS AND PRINCES.
A beautiful assortment of Black and Mole cold
GImps and Frihges of all widths styles and prices
Also, Fancy cold and Black Silk Girdes.
CASHMERE AND Tibet GLovET.
large assortment Of all prices. Also, heavy
rbbd w oollen do. "a, ..,.ar'.
CASHMERE SHAWLs. "F
Rich and high colored, and mostly from lowest to
highest prices
WoRsrED CoMFoRTERs AND CRAvATs,
HOODS, ETC.
A very large variety of Comforters and Cravats
of styles entirely new in this market. Alsa, com
plete assortment of Worsted and Woolen Hoods
Mtts, Boots, Caters, Caps, Boas, Goats, Dresses
ETC. etc. 81 &,s.t g. .gt.,. -.
WINTER HOSIERY, ETC.
Comprising full assortment of mems, women's
and chidren's Worsted and WoolIen Hosiery Of ev
cry description. Also, Shuts and Drawers Of al
kinds. f,. r e,.,. =, q
MoRAVlAN COTTON HOSIERY,
Of all prices and real Morsvian Blue dye.
IMPERIAL. COTTON HOSIERY.
Black, Slate and Mode colors. A full assortment
eTAILORs TRIMMINGS.
Black and colored Silk Twist, Vest Bindings, col
ored and Black Silk Brads; etc. ETC. ,'If.3
uly 20 If ...
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HIN G OTTiIER
WATCH MAKER,

HAVING dissolved his connection with s. w
IL Benedict, and opened store at g Wall ST..
hopes by personal attention to the repairing
and regulating Of chronometer duplex. repeating
patent detached lever and all other kinds of watches
mantle and Office clerks still TO retain his reputation
as II workman, and merit share of public patronage
Gold and silver watches, silver spoons, forks, &c
Of the best description. and equal to CON.
His Regulator, (made by h,mself) and extensive
ly known for the last two years Benedicts Regn
lator Wall street, having been accurately adjusted
and timed by transit observations, will always secure
to his friends and the public the correct time.
. jy 81 If
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SMUT MACHINES-SMUTT
MACHINES.

TOHNST0N'S Patented Improvement of Young
j and Clark's Patent Smntt Machines. constantly
on hand and for sale, for cash, by the subscriber.
The capacity Of these machines to do the work
properly, is too well known to need any newspap,r
putting; oil that is needed TO insure rapid sales, to
have the place pointed out where they can at all
times be had. For sale by the subscriber, Ia, Light
street, Baltimore.
july 27-n JOSIAH RICHARDSON,
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III. & d. II. BR OOKS s. CO.
CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs 4 vEsTINGs

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES Il yESTINGS.
Nos. nc and llS Cherry street, NJ Y.
CORNER OF CATHERINE.
TTAVE on hand a very large STOCK .ol
III Fashionable ready made Clothing just manu-
taclurcd, and especially adapted to the season
Also, an extensive and complete assortment OF
Fancy Articles, embracing every variety pertaining
to Gentlemen's wardrobe. Also, Cloths, Cassi
mers and Ves'ings, by the piece, or in quantities
to suit purchasers.
GARMENTS Of every description MANUFACTURED
to order in the best possible manner and in point
style not To be surpassed.
July 20 If
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VIEW PAPER HANGING S
AND WINDOW SHADES

NICHOLASPI PIKE & Co, No. l73 Pearl street,
IN Importers and Manufacturers, have ust opened
very exensite supply Of every style and quality of
American and French Paper Hangings, Borders,
Fire-board Prints, and wide Window Curtain Paper.
Also, splendid assortment Of painted Window
Shades AID fixtures for the same, which thcy offer
to Merchants, Dealers and others at the very lowest
prices. july 2o-tf
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3 w 10 LILA RS
PATENT JAPAN
LIQUID AND PASTE
BIZ AlCK G..

The undersigned bees leave 10 cali tho attention
To the aboyena,6sd. The Manufacturer, knowing
the excelIen. properties Of his Blacing ssnt sam
Dies 10 various persons (such a. Boot Makers, Sxc)
also 10 ssver,l Of The Newspapers. The extracts
unlsrns.sh are from some OF he peppers, tey speak
for themse,es. aso seyersl persons who tried have
was superior 10 any hing they had ever ussd.
49,
rxUpAr.rs rpoM NEvvspAPERs.
W.n,s,. Pa,sa, Ia,o,, ,L,eE;no 4 tha name IL
an sres.n, .rs;cIs. ~ hayr sesn I, assJ snd can
h;.h,,, ,ss, 4, M "a 1900, Va nil rs lT
w.n.,. p,s.L;,o !. ~. - ~. n,o.4 ..o.,,, and
.,;.cs",n,. 1900 ~ ,ha dav n br;lIanc,
and naI;sh ,,svonI dsscr;n,;on We nave, trisd t..
90 mi \, he w;se sn;,;t 81 ia Times April
o., $50 $50 ~ - r" - s-f-' ''.fiT
"a y
....;...
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W. , 70 iYa e' e 81 ~. -. h;s.bi.,
s.. n.qn,a 10TH I. o' n ~ 1870 S.' Isny
mi. a;Sas s,,b a., I;,,,s .,,,,h,. I.a'.hSa ~
y $50 ~. ~. ~ I $3.50 I. -. 's..1Ts
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LOCAL AGENTS


NATION AL WlAIGo
Jacob Merritt, Cabell @. II.
P. H. McCullsch, do do
H. 8. Farrow, Brentsville, Va.
I'D Elwood, Mildletuwn, Conn., ,,
or Our friends abroad who willing to act as
the Local Agents Of the National Wing will please
send US their names and post-towns witnout delay.
" or Whoever will send US the money for Eve sub
scribers to the Weekly National Wing (price 81
per annum) for one year, shall receive copy gra-
lis.
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T. d AS, TIE A s
WashiMgtOn, ID. C.

Agency of the NETWORK
I" ..- CANTON TEA COMPANY. "t
largest and oldest Tea Establishment in America
The public have had full proof of their integrity and
responsibility. But such has been the great and
pressing demand for their TEAS Of late, that they
have been obliged to enlarge, to great extent their
two principal establishments in New York, viz:
1875 CHATHAM AND 1853 GREENWICH
STREETS. gH s.
They moreover possess facilities in relation to the
Tea Trade, in very abundant degree, and doubt
less, superior 10 any other Tea Concern in America.
Their scrupulous regard to all principles that tend
TO elevate the character Of large house, is well un.
derslood, and has already secured them connec-
tion probably, larger than all other Tea Establish
ments united, and they consequently are determined
to sell Teas purer, more fragrant and perfect for
The prices, in the aggregate, than any house in the
word--Chna excepted. u.s. b..
They most zealously invite the attention Of the in
habi,ants of WASHINGTON, d. g., To their
Agency where the following assortments are always
on hand and they feel hesitation in stating that
wherever single trial is made, very decided pre-
ference given to the celebrated Teas of the CAN
TON TEA COMPANY.
or Reader, make the experiment!
Retail Prices as tolioms, subject IN all casei 10 be
returned If not aDDrOped Of
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EUTAW HOUSE,
Corner Of Baltimore and Euia,r streets,
Baltimore. Md.

Henry +. JACKSON, PROPRIETOR.
THIS splendid and spacious Hotel, cligibly stu.
ated for both business and pleasure travellers is
so conducted as to combine all the Injuries of the
best hotels with elegance and real comfort. ~.
Choice suites of apartments at all seasons reserv.
ed for the accommodation Of transient guests, and
families visiting the city will find the Eutnw House
a home, unsurpassed by any hotel in the Union.
The location is elevated and salubrious, and is
also convenient to the dcpots and landings, at which
the coaches and porters of the House are at all
times in waiting to convey passengers and their
baggage, free of charge to the Hotel.
Gentlemen's Ordinary, 81 SO per day.
Ladies' do 2 90 do.
Baltimore, july 27-G -HA. .n. III
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Tlafnts, Oils, and Paint Brushes, sc.
The subscriber has just received q large and
fresh supply Of PAINTS, OILS, &C, part Of which
are named below. They are guaranteed to b pure
and good, and from the best manufactures. Ali
persons wanting such articles would find II to their
advantage to call, as l am determined 10 sell lower
than similar articles be got At any other place
in this city. m slgc4 ,itegy{- gg a
$50 kegs White lead IN, Y g..s
100 lbs Chrome Green s.,.s.g..
l20 lbs. Chrome Yellow
20 HIS Chrome Red ER 59
~ 100 lbs. Pure Verdeeris- az a
300 lbs Red Lead and Litharge q
100 lbs. Imperial Green = sG tgEs,ajs,
500 lbs Venetian Red and Sp. Brown in Gill
zoe lbs. Yellow Ochre in oil
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
so lbs. do. do. in oil #a t.F'
A large assortment of PANT and ITh;,e Tt,a.t,
I'D Brushes. 's, ~
? 400 lbs. Lamp Black, dry and in oil n; IN.
10 lbs. SP Whiting .e s ,sg..ss Z "a.
:" 1000 lbs. Putty
200 Boxes Of Window Glass, all sizes
bbs. Linseed Oil 31a
bbls. Copol and Japan varnish
bbls SIP. Turpentine
| cask bleached Lamp Oil, at rs eta nv o.,,
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh fro,o e ~.
mandatory every week. 500 nun INC
CHARLES sToTT, corner nh stree,
rP'i ~'-oh'o and Penn. Az
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.--Just received and
~ now opening
100 single barrel Guns, J stock, percussion locks
slow priced"
100 single barrel do, rib'J imita. wire barrels
back action locks. E,..s
70 double ,rrel 10 ilnits. wire hack action locks
SO double barrel Guns, DO real patent breech.
4s do do real twl Il and pii.nt do
500 psirs Pocket Pistols slow priced" from Gle.
per pr TO $3.50.
N. b. About 20 double barrel Gums. slightly
damaged, which will he sold very low. Gunsmiths
will find il TO their interest 10 examine the II; Tor sale
by NEWBOULD 4 RUSSELL,
No. lf0 Fulton street, New York, between Broad
way and Nassau ST., importers of Hardware and
Guns. juIp 81 if.
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WATER CURE.
EPHR.AI.a LANCASTER CO., PENN.
TIME EPHRATA HYDROPHATTC INSTI-

ME EPHRATA HYDROPHATIC INSTL
Il TUrE is in successful operation under the
direction of Dr.. F. LEIsERINa, who has had the
advantage of six months experience with Prieszntz,
at the Grafenburg Institute, in Germany, and has
practised the water cure treatment in this country
for the last six years. and within the last two years
at this place having restored many hopeless patients
to full health. There many natural advantages
at Ephrata pure waller, the mountain Dir and splen-
did scenery, not Surpassed in any country. Addi-
tional buildings have been erected this season. The
mountain dousche has been much improved, and
several fine springs Of pure water have been brought
into use, SO that large additional number Of pa.
tients and visters be comfortably accommodated.
Ephrata being very easy of access, stage leaving
Reading for this place every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, and Lancaster every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday; there is also tri-weekly stage
from Downington via Ephrata to Harrisburg
Medical attendance and boarding at reasonable terms
Ephrata, july 26 # 70
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PLENDID AND FASHIONABLE CABINET FUI
NITURE. -. r.
f. w. HUTCHINGS e. co.

475 oBroad'cay, Ne,c York,
(Bei,ceen Grand and Broome sireeis)
TAVlNG just completed their assortment Of the
/ mos. elegant and fashionable Cabinet Furni.
lure in the city, consisting Of ancient and modern
and Partisan styles much in vogue ut the present
day which have been got up under their own super
attendance and inspection, and warranted equal to
any in III city, in every respect Those who intend
purchasing this season, are invited to call and exam.
inc their assortment before making their selection
elsewhere iuly 24-tf
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PAVIL 10 N,
NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND,
New York.

New York.
TNHE Proprietor begs to inform his friends and
| the public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since the last
season. He has erected large building contain
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only they are Of comfor :
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects TO those which are generally demo-
minated single rooms ip the various watering pla-
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor is now ready TO treat with fami-
lies or parties wishing to engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed to him at the City Ho-
tel, Broadway, will be Immediately attended to
A steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton at the following hours, viz
From Ni,D Brighton. F.om North Pier, NYork.
At 8 and IL AM. Ats, PM. and l2.
9 5 20, PM. 3 l-2, S, & 6, PM.
More frequent communications will be estab-
lished as the season advances.
The Pavilion is ready for the reception of com
pnny. +. BLANCHARD.
NAV l3-f ...r.......
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FREDERICK A. WOODWORTH,
IMPORTER OF
RICH FANCY GOODS,

''"' i&5 Broadray, .NsW York.
LNiNs. Musical Boxes, Work Boxes, Dressing
Il Gases. Trsseiling Cases, Writing Desks, Boz
he,nisn glassware. Card Gases, Souvenirs, Port.
folios. PocLei Books. Purss Reticues, Work
Tables. Work Baskets, and Gard Receivers ,--Pape-
terles, fms Bronze Groups and Statucites, Liqueur
Cases, snuff Boxes Segar Cases, Biscuit Groups =
Richly decorated porcelaine Vases, Toilet Bottles
and ornaments &c every description, for mantels
Consoles, ftageres and Boudoirs; Accorjions, Me.
chsnical Toys, Pprasais and Sun-shades - Walk.
Jog Canes, Fancy Stationery, Opera Glasses
Choice Perfumefy, Toilet Combs and Brushes
Head Ornaments, Silver Gilt Services, Ready Pen
Makers Napkin Rings, Camera Opticas etc,
juy 24u UhOiesaie and Retail
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JOSEPH B. WEST,
GLASS STAINER AND ENAMELLER

STAINED GLASS for Churches, Private
~ Dwellings and Public Buildings, Steam and
Packet ships, &c. &c, 4s7 Bowery.
N. b. Glass Of every color and shade constantly
on hand. Also, Hall Lamps Of various styles and
shade constantly on hand. Also, Hall Lamps o
various styles and patterns, for private dwellings,.
New York.jsly 1T
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TO MERCHANTS, MERCHANT
TAILORS, AND CLOTHIERS.
------- IRII NnM n LII NIL u. a. ~ -


WILSON G.. HUNT & Co.,
No. so William ST., corner of Maiden lane,
#',. .New Fork. I
IMPORTERS Of every description of Goods
L adapted to MEMS WEAR, invite the attention
Of the Trade to their New Autumn Styles which
they offer by the Piece or Package at the lowest
prices; consisting of
Mackinaw Blankets, Pilot Cloths, and FIushings
Belgium, German, French and English Cloths.
direct from the most celebrated manufactures in Eu.
rope.
American Cloths and Cassimeres, low and super
fine by the piece or package.
GA and "a Doeskin in Cassmeres, black and CO.
lored silk serges t' ''
New Styles Merino, Valencia and Satin Vestings
Riding Cords, Lyons. Velvets, black Italian Cra-
watts.
Plaid Innings, all wool and Union Fabrics
Red Paddings, Tabhy V.lyets and Velveteens
Mazourka and Alpaca serges black aud cololed
Plaid Canton Innings, Brown Hollands s'G
Single and double mill d Fweeds and heavy coat
ings
English silesias and Casbans, all colors and qua
lities 1
s,per Twist, Italian Servings and Marshalrs
Thread r. 400 Fsarf >h $40
july Aft ,a aH
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Polk's admission of having granted The pass

Polk 8 adDbissl0n q hdDlhg gfdHled We pass,
"When orders were issued TO the Comman-
der of our Naval forces in The Gulf, on the 18th
day Of May last, only two days after the exis-
tence of The war had been recognized by Con
gress, to place The coast Of Mexico under
blockade, he tcus directed not 10 obstrlct the pas
sage of Santa .a,,aa 10 .Merico should he return.
Poles Annual Message to Congress, Dco.7 '46
Itremains 10 be seen whether his return may
not yet prove favorable to a pacific adjustment
of existing difficulties. Ibid. %s
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"AID AND COM FORT"
TO THE ENEMY. :
poLK,s PASS TO SANTA ANNA. !

POLK'S PASS TO SANTA ANNA.
The Commander of our Naval forces in the
Gull is hereby directed not to obstrnet the pas
sage Of Gen. ANroEIA Lopez DE SANTA ANNA
and suite to Mexico should he desire 10 return
thither . JAMES X. POLK.
yMau Is, 1876. H.,1% Az ~
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]. STOUXENEL &. Co.

.. ). STOUVENEL Il Co,
No. % GoM street and No. 3 John street
near Precautionary
New York,
MANUFACTURE WHOLESALE and
WI RETAIL DEALERS in
CHINA, GLASS, IND LAMPS,
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Candeabras, &c. '.'.
Private houses churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and all
articles warranted.
A complete assortment of the richest cut press
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties. &c..
Oil at wholesale and retail
Now style of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
may 13-tf e.:
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M. HOFFAR, DENTIST, "A street, five
n. doors aboye Penn. avenVe, east SIDE
than done in the city, and cheap accordingly
junel4 II
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GENTINELLA BLANKETING.
X AND 60 Inch Gen,inella Blanketing, of a
eJFE superior quality--for sale ioic by
TOOKER, MEADE & Co.,
jy 20 u IS Pine Street, N. Y.