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NoricR.--The Subscribers to the National Wing
|are respectfully requested not to pay the money
which may be due for the paper TO any one but 70
me in person. G. l.. GIL HREST.
WASHINGTON, May II, ls47.
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Two churches were robbed in Richmond
last week of the pulpit lamps and parts of the
carpet. The robbers must have heen poorer
than church mice
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DENTAL SURGERY:

T PARMELE, firm of Dodge and ParmeIe,
liz Surgical, Operative, and Mechanical DEN
TlST, may be seep professionally from a. m. to
p M, at his Office where he has been located for the
last three years. OrrIcE and REsIDsNcE, Penn.
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
april l4-4m
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CORRESPONDENTS will please keep copies OF their
to the .sNATIONAL WHlG, 2 as
1--we have time to attend to the preservation OF manu-
scripts.
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Mr.. Walker has made a bargain with Car
ring s Co. Of New York, to place one million
Of dollars in New Orleans during the present
month.
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A war brought on apparently by accident, has led
to the conquest Of one OF the most magnificent coun
tries in the universe.--Ne,O York Tory Post.
Was It accident that General Taylor was
ordered TO occupy Corpus Christi? Was i
accident that he was ordered to the left bank
of the Rio Grande? Was il accident that he
was directed to cross the Rio Grande, and car
ny the war into undisputed Mexican territory?
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o. The New Orleans Della, says Prentice,
paper Democratic in its tendencies, notices
General Taylor's nomination, and asks sachat
|aerts = Why, his election, TO be surel
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The New Orleans people are looking for ar
English mail steamer at their port next month
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06- The Bangor Courier says that one Of the
ship owners on the Penobscot has three YES
sells building -one 10 be called Zachary Taylor,
another General Taylor, and another Rough
and Ready.
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JOHN WAGNER,

II Carver and Glider,
j enn. Avenue, between llth and 18th SITS, North
side. Makes to order all kinds Of PLAIN md Oyna-
mental Gilded Frames, Cornices, Curtains, Rods,
Sc Old Frrmes regilt, and Looking Glass Plates
inserted. Terms moderate.
april l9-tf
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A CARD.

1. his friends and public generally that he has re-
moved his house Furnishing Store from Pennsyl-
vania avenue to street north opposite Rev. O. b.
Browns, one square west Of the General Post Office.
Having larger house and lower rent 1 can and
WiN sell any and all kinds Of House-F Furnishing
Goods cheaper than at any time heretofore. will
try to prove this to any one in want Of goods that
will give me a call
N. B. Rooms for rent, furnished or unfurnished,
april 2l-3m
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vHOMAS G. WILSON, Auctioneer e
= Commission Merchant, fronting on 9th and the
west end Of Centre Market, between Louisiana Av
enue and @ street. Regular sale days every market
day. Just received fresh supply Of Flower and
Garden Seeds from Weathersfeld.
april lift
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# HAVE on hand, and shall be daily receiving, q
i supply Of all kinds Of Lumber and Wood,
which, as | shall sell for Cash only, am deter
mined to sell at low prices. All persons therefore,
in want are respectfully invited to give me call.
GEORGE COLLARD,
9th street and Missouri Avenue
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~ Gen. Scorr's victories (says the Balti-
more PatrioD will avail nothing in the way of
preventing THE PEOPLE from electing ZAcHA-
ny TAYLOR to the Presidency Even if General
ScorT were forthwith to "revel in the Halls of
the Montezumas," il could net cause THE PEG
PIE to substitute him for their candidate in place
of General TAYLOR! Both are great generals,
and honorable, high-minded pen. Both are good
and true Wings. But still the two men are wide
ly different in their natures, in their dispositions,
and in their bearing towards the people. Their
fortunes when about to meet the enemy have been
very different The one has had every thing al
most that general could desire-he other, almost
nothing! The one has long been known to the
People as an aspirant for the Presidency-the
other, has not been known as such. 1t requires
no weather-vane to show which way the sympa-
thies of the people are setting
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M RS. M. A. TAYLOR, FASHIONABLE MILL
M NER AND DRESS MAKER. Tenth st
opposite the Baptist Church, (Rev. Mr.. Brown's,)
washington, u. 2. dec lyt
n. Especial attention to fitting, as this IS an
all important matter. nh
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Ice, lee. Ice.

Ice, Ice, Ice.
TIE VAUGHAN's supply Of pure fresh pond
- Ice Of Boston has arrived, and he is ready to
supply the public at any hour until 10 o'clock at
night Any person wishing it can be accommo-
dated at his residence, on 9th street, few doors
north Of D. Claget.'s dry good store.
anril 23-3tend
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The COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN,

YeNHIS interesting and popular Temperance and
- Family newspaper, edited by Rev. j. Ts
WARD, & Co., is now in its second polume, and has
an extensive and increasing circulation Throughout
the United States. 1t is published every SATURDAY.
morning, and may be obtained at the FouNrArN
Book STORE, near the Rail Road Depot.
TERMS: One copy, one year, Al; ak comics
one year, IS; fifteen copies, one year, So Sub
scrptions for six months at the same rate. By the
month, l2& cents. All payments required in adj
vance.
To subscribers in Washington the Fountain is
delivered by a carrier
Subscribers in Georgetown obtain their papers
at the store of Mr. J. I. Bangs, on Bridge street;
and those in Alexandria, at the store of MIR. John
Howell, on King street.
I5-A limited number of advertisements will be-
received on reasonable terms.
may 4--3m
IN McCLELLAND, Engraver. PennsyIya-
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BECK'S DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS !
One hundred per cent. cheaper than the
IL 4 + /.

~ cHSupeSt
r IKENESSES taken in the best style inferior to
i none, either sngly or in groups at the very re-
duced price Of 81 SOIL! each. Specimens may
be seen at the rooms over the Furnishing Store Of
L. g. Beck, E street near the General Post Office.
Remember the price vi so. Groups in proportion.
april 2l-3m
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Mr.. James Ciephane has issued proposals for es
tablishing reading room, on an extensive scale.
fitness be guarantee of success, he will be libera
encouraged in his enterprise
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY &c.
Cleared.

S:M!fSI Psl!y az 1,"'i'
a A%$a s$s:S
thews Coz Emigran Dayton. British West Indies, Hub
.a 81 sf' s.I sSsIsn w.s1 Co.
% Sndaa Ss HSpi" eS
America Brett& tose; FernaI Leeds Madeira, Nesmith
j EIh rS. p H ss.sss ksy Co.
Emily Godfrey Charleston; Leonora Vaudeville, Beaufort
sehrJ GsiFsr Slate, Airie, sG,iss.: Henrietta,
bous, Leach. and Caroline Pratt, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Steamship Iris spnney, 70 hours from Charleston with
of Cape Haefas passed steamship SOusheer. hence for
Ship ADELAIDE Adams from Havana, July H. with
Bark Jane. Hall. Czech St Peters. Mart via Maya.
spoke brig Ffaace, days hence for San Juan, C.
ns Sx as.a TO IN WITH bark
Ovando Harding for st Petebug brig Franklin for New
schr Mary George, Watts. days from Cardena. with o5
c aa So noi
sshf Oil Ba. Faen days from AbacO with pine apples
sshl MiJs,rs, Ann Gotn days from ocracOks NC with
schr Comet Push days from Washington NC. with
Sch. Mddei9vR ppSh days from Washington NC with
Schr A Horton, Coson, days from Washington, NC.
schr John Wesley, Pierce, Virginia.
Below.
New ship Cleone (of Yarmouth Mass) days from Wey
RUSSIAN brig Anowista (of stettin) from Antwerp. with
British schr Elizabeth, from Nova Scotia, with fish,
Sailed.
Ship TarolInta Liverpool; bark Alice Frazer.
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e p.ekm.u Hud:cn; J. Ksnhia H Hsh, A. Burnside. o.
sSb. B'ssi. DiI
~ Wi Ts..y sxso' EHslind Mr. Dough
Fryer; ys sS;ssa b. M
W. % .as @ S:y MSs M
d and @ Rhoss. hp l
s e;
iss NJ. f?s H Hon !s sd
ka. M sS.ad R'%H!s
Rssy india Mr. and Mrs Carpenter hs
DR.. Montgomery Va c,rxuor,,
u, h ss r Hb.ss ss:sl sss.
ss.SsS: Ss::: f:; s's:
o. Il Esis$ N.:SvIs ISdi:se, wisSjpsss.:
P R1sSas saf III Russell s. %
E. .ss;: Isss Ss A%2: 81 %ss;
s$$s T RtS: ass;as
Ssay e A Gsa
T. Harris Ala HowAnp HOTEL.
di % .sd Nj Mr. esa
Ts.:s s. Ssn :a: c'
field; r. j. smith, Philsdepha; Russell, T. Barryman,
Lancaster; G., Rathson, w. Gsul and family H. Snes
BsaYye New York JaTyi GsroqRs L. Dau0n MR.
Mlwauk lie; Ms Scott Troy Mr. Myers Albany; Mrs and
Miss Cilley, Mr. and Mr. Aldrehe att; b Tyler
D. Walton, Milford D. c.; Mrs. McRae, Y Champion Ten
Smith, Mr. Storr Brandywine.
JUpsoN's HOTEL
w. +. Clarke, Norwich; Mr.. Chevy Conn., A. Townsend
and family. y Graad9lph, C. Pesss New Orleans; Mr. CGny
ladepha; Sckney, Boston; r. Bnrbridge, Garfield, Mr.
i D. smith, Mr. asd Mps Harris Fiords p%ir Foster
Mr. and Mrs Billings MISS d. Buck Hartford H. Carlisle
Charleston; 8. Wolf. Mobile.
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PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE. July 81, 10l7.
SS. S: s%f.y ;sS'
Be.
Geo oE NY sarah Ma
pesI%s NYoIt M,,v Irwin, r.vor Con-, =, .,;,, 81,
Mosy BIRD walthali; .eSi Emily, Grant has; and and
GisnsdIB.SE Delaware. Fisher Boston, brig. Ventura.
sSs r hfi f9 Ps
Washington Vera Cru. Mary Farley IpsIpaham The%astOn
Gsieiine Long Boston, Holder Borden Rhodes Providence
Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIP HoTTNoUER, Bursley, for Liverpool will
PASSAGE TO CHIrAIn answer to enquiry from sub
scrber Albany. from knowledge that the
Ensd %, made BY oaaas cspa
S% Head ApS ~ y
at Hoag Kong u a3 day. II hoar The pass e The Cape
been beaten.
SUSPICIOUS yessEL-Capt Hallett of ship Faneuil Hall At
what e supposed to
Ssde sS eo 3 She ,S no signals and upon
SHr FArEuIL HALL, at Boston, from Calcutta reports
April 80 at lon 80 h. blowing heavy gale from me
sea carrying away ps Of the buwsks and sky light, and
nearly hmg he cabin with water; experienced
passage.
Bn SHIP GsylOs from New York for 81 John NIB !bs.
since arrived Lubec l7th inst in Of Admiral
She purchased while the beach bya belong
soHR -, from Wareham Cor Boston, with railroad iron,
in attempting Matap0ise 7h struck ledge
of that haroo filed and sunk Schr Boxer gone from
Bedford TO assist in saving cargo.
Qgrnro July le-ship John Geddie which was wrecked
at Maaue since her voyage from Pcou this
port with Of coal aud lately sold for Of
day afternoon. "
The Bath 7 inst fine ship Of $50 tons called
Ci,Gia rogers owned by Messr TTufant, Lombard X
Nhnord' Captains Drummond and Robinson.
| whaiemen.
New Bedford goth inst ship Frances Purrington I'm
raee ocean Tacahuana April o. 1900 sp. Left at r. For.
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WAsHISoToN, July 81, ls47.


a Curious soyt Of Coincidence
On Saturday, the Sd instant at about in the after
noon the President and suite partook of glass of le
monade at the cottage Of Hon George Evans of Mane
some six miles below Augusta on the Kennebeo. At
about the hour of the day. the Secretaries of War
and Navy Mr.. Richie, Of the Union Mr. Gales of the
Itelgencer Mr. Richard s. Coke, the able expounder
ofour Mexican claims and other gentlemen amounting in
all, to thrtydve forty, partook of pic mic dinner
under tent in the woods at the country In Fair
fax county Virginia, of Com APP Catesby Jones, u.
g. N so that at the hour Of the day, while
whig Samson Of the Senate finances away down east
the borders Of the Kennebec, find father Rtchie
and uncle 10 (Mr Gales cheek by jowl the
tie Of Johanpisberger under the same pavilion with
Secretary Marcy, among the hills of the Potomac At
neither place however the constitutonaty of the
debated though at both places without dissenting
voice the bravery Of troops admitted
stitutoua Now this what young Weller would term
VERY singular coincidence" Respectfully
THE DOCTOR
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvANA-Ship Adela,de-C MADAM, lady, children aud 2
servants James Jacob de Rey Mr. Lunar lady
servant Mss Ruuge, Calvo, lady and Q children. Z
Wade, Jose Paez n Samora and servant, NJ samora
Twinny c Valentine, + Purdy, Joseph Pectis
TRINIDAD DE CyBA-Brg Henry Buck-J Holland, lady
and children, Il Col. g Holland.
CHARLtsToN-Steamshipi rs-N M Johnson New York;
Bethel, Mr. Ssreyin, Charles Regy, Georgia; z Wilson,
2chdren and nurse Aabama Dyson, James w Leavitt,
New Orleans; John Vail, Ohio.
CALcU TA-Ship Fanueil Hail. at Boson-Rev Mr. Brayton,
Mrs Bsyton Miss Brayton, Miss Mason, Miss Mason,
Leav Of Boston; John Pierce and w Goodwin, Of Ports
mouth.
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r.,., =, 80 ....alss ..I, !. s.ss g .siss....

.s,s. ~ Sssh sssudius stu % dshst q ssinl6sss
1rS4S Yiata Anna himself With his sxpsssnes u was
and SQUAD disorimnAtiou In diplomacy, might be exs
cussd in INDUCING IN such speculations
The Standardization did not bargain for this sort Of
war and nobody expected 1t; a few decisive defeats
generally bringing the losing party to term We expected
be the in this instance and that NewMex
aud California, and Tehuantepec, and Huasacualco,
would be given in tsrrerem at the OF arms
before the term of the first six months volunteers had
expired But here We hnd that with every successive
formidable froat OF resstanee-aud that the more they
are defeated the more they and united
stu through the medium OF diplomacy, the adminis-
traton expects to achieve what the smaness of the
army has failed to enforcsa treaty Of peace and that
before the meeting OF Congress. And this Is especially
Desirable. Whyy From the apprehension that the
next Congress viii be whig-thst it will take the war
into ito own hands, and call back the army to defined
boundary according to the plan Of Mr. Calhoun And
seriously we believe that IL the be not closed with
prospect OF closing by next December the plan
OF Mr Calhoun, and Gen Taylor, and Commodore Ferry
win be recommended to the President in an act OF ION
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aeel 2 tAs sAases ca sssss b. II nssAs. dia {ss.
sum The Adsrman ives called TO hold IN inquest, put
declined on hearing the facts Of the The mother
had promised to to the child In day or two
and also to send physician but she did anu
the nurse expecting to see one or the other Oh tnem
have saved Its life The mother called herself Mrs ood
and she il believed to have gone to New York
The trial of Pickering and others for the murder OF
Jacob Anderson on the wharf some months ago, com.
this morning but jury has yet been obtained
though three tallies have been exhausted
Sales of Stocks MT Phliadelpia:
July 2-FIRsr BoARD-23 shs Mech Bk 81; 20 Morris Ca
nal I'M siam y Blk Notes, IS, 500 Trea Notes. io5'<;
MeIch Blk FIX; 100 NorrIstown FR, IA.
ATrER Mech Blk, 49, $1,000 State IS; 49, Penna
Blk, 3I3 $50 nm 49, ...u
S. a 50 Uaon BIZ Tenn So; $50 Reading s3 $50 900 State
ATrrs sALrs-sl5Oo Lehgh ss 49, 100 shs Reading Rail
23k.
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WARRINGTON, July 30, ls47.

"A Little Homely Truth.
They can't say word; their mouths are sealed
England after her Sikh and Chinese operations France
after the scenes in the Of Dsrrah and the
cent soaking Of the Arab villages, can't say a word
Poor old Spain is out Of the question. She is
Mexico in her internal degradation Indeed the daugh
ter and the mother about on q par-that is below
part and at very low discount Uncle Sam stands as
an example TO all Of them, and they know it. He 10
teaching humanity in the art of civilized He fights
like Christian and the nations of the earth In shame
art Of war, the strife with Mexico will be advantage
TO all semi bsrbarous natons-for all of them, In their
turn. will be- called account Any other nation than
the United States, would have exterminated the Next
in their march, with the provocatons that Uncle
Sam has had He knows his strength, and every time
he hogs them he asks them to say enough" and waits
until they recover sufficiently to try him another round
BONY VISTA
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New Bedford OH Market.

Week
There is better feeling in the market for all descrp
tons and sales to considerable extent have been made
since our last ut improved prices.
In Sperm notice sales Of 69s brs at 80 cents 700
brs in lots at SO cents and $40 brs private terms
Whale-The sales embrace parcels amounting to
about LOO brs at prices varying from 3lc to &c.,
according quality $50 bris NJ w. Coast sold for 34c
100 do at 35c 500 brs dark for export at &c. and $50
brls part ground tier at 32Kc.
whalebonesalss of 90 900 h. N. w. Coast at 49, and
O Obj South Sen at 2Qc
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W.surnnror. July 90, Is47.
The Decision of the Attorney General.

The Decision Of the attorney SeH1d'
The decision of the Attorney General on the dry
docks is SO exactly consistent with the law Of 1870
limiting contracts by the Executive Departments to spe
cBcstions of law appropriations adequate to fulfil
the contracts made that there can be no dissenting
opinion The opinion is precisely conformabe to the
requiston Of laws that any other decision would
have been totally nadmissbe. The simple reading Of
the law Of 1920 already given In the Herald is con-
elusive.
But appropriations made at the last Congress- for
the dry docks at Kttery Philadelphia and Pensacola
not by this decision Withdrawn from their specified OBJ
jeets They will be expended in the interior In the col
lection Of materials in default Of proposals meeting at
the extent of the docks demanded and the limit or
the appropriations made
The deciso. of Mr. Clifford has been cheerfully ac-
quiescsd Ia by oil the dock Of New York and fha-
dephia w
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Foreign lmportations.

HAvANA-Ship Adeside-S43 bxs 1913 hhds sugar spoord
Teston co-128 bxs do Thomson-59 Walls-l03 Stu
ges co69 bales tobacco Horn Bouchaud8 pkgs mdse
Coit-2o0 ar bas segas Faber Keley-l50 900
E[anSoI1377 DO Q Whetmoye-!ooooo do M BanesI
Begedon2 cs Mathews cot cs NJ de Pugo-28,OO0
Pcabia Stewart-1 do Eckar-l Schuchard Geb.
hard-l do c Madon4 half boxes Addoms-2 cases Spies,
Christ * Co.
TRINIDAD DE CUBA-Brg Henry Buck-21l hhds PIG boxes
Chastelain x Ponvert
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PHILADELPHIA, July 81, ls47.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81, lS47
The remains Of Capt. Jacob w Zabriske late of the
first Illinois regiment, who fell the battle of Buena
Vista, were this morning conveyed to the New York
boat escorted by detschments from four companies of
our volunteers, under the command Of Capt Peter
Fritz The smallness Of the must be attributed
to the short notice given Of the fact nothing having
been known of it until late last night. The body mr.
rived here from Pittsburgh Monday evening, in
charge Of private Stout of the company that Capt Ia.
idea may be formed of the fidelity with which Private
Stout has performed the self imposed duty of deliver.
ing the remains of his beloved commander into the
hands OF his relatives by the fact, that he actually
passed by the homestead of his parents in the interior
OF this State without stopping determined he to
were received here by the brother Of the deceased
>. y Laorskie, OF Princeton N. j., who persuaded Mr.
stout 70 proceed with him until the funeral The body
is 70 oe inferred with military honors, In the burial
ground OF the family at Hackensack, ~ j.
The grading OF the eighteen miles of thu
wanna hroao west- OF Harrisburg has been let 10 as
many different contractors they being the lowest hid
dcrs In tho proposals which were onensd an Era. lat
These sections extend TO the acauednct nv, a. iyi.
just above Duncans Island will not averasa ,nor ~ @
ten thousand dollars per mile and the heayest
VIII not exceed nitesn feet to the mile. Included in
these sections Is bridge nearly 1900 feet in length
which will be constructed for about 500 900 e'"'
The storm OF yesterday suspended Operations I'm An.
Western and Southern telegraphs aud they have not
fully recovered their speaking functions vet The ra,r
has been heavy beyond Wilmington and Il is doubtfl
whether the Southern line will be in operating order this
evening The Western line Is out Of order beyond cham
bersburgh caused probably by the fall Of across
the wire At Lancaster yesterday the lightning =,
severe that fash SGT fire TO the window frame Of tn
telegraph Office, while passing into the Office along h
wiro.
poor infant probably illegitimate which had beef
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The CrOps.

The hattering prospect for crop In this district
Is indeed encouraging. We are informed that the
especially eight miles south of this the
Backstock road, was never known to look better The
wheat crop to turn better than expected
In the spring. though light notwithstanding The cot
ton crop Is rather sorry generally thou in parts
Of the district 1t is said to be toeraby
burg Is. C) Spartan, 9Th inst.
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JAMES M KELLY, Shakespeare Building corner Of sixth
ID and Chestnut Streets Mercer and Tailor respectfully in.
forms his and the public that he has taken that old
and well known establishment the Shakespeare the North
West aOmer Syh and Chestnut where will be found
large and general assortment Of English French and other
early and supplies Of all seasonabe and goods
and He will devote his entire time aud attention
may depend upon their wants being supplied the shortest
notice which, these times be regarded Of the
Least BY the he has been able
make from his long experience ~ business and in the way Of
purchasing goods he will furnish his customers at cheap
rate as any other and fashionable Mercer and Tailor
in the city He therefore, respectfully soci public patron
Philadelphia, May, 1877 ss lm's
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Domestic Importat,ons.

CHARLEsToN-SteamshIp Iris-3O0 watermelOns Clark &
Howe crates canteopes to do-s bbls and CRAZE do
Brown colt crates waermelons X w Vandyke-1 Cease
mdse Seabrook-850 watermelons Ackerly-l box w
Marshal-3O4 sacks wheat Leveric-3 bxs Dickson
q do Geo Suon-l Jos Emeric2 Porter Freesl pkg
Dnae Mlls64 sacks wheat Post-34 bxs cheese Van
Ankn.
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IN OOO PERSONS IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND
OOsOOO have acknow Iedped Dir I.amott,s French

OV,OOV have acknowledged Dr. Lamous French
Remedy TO be the safe agreeable and infabe
ton for private diseases, offered the public Dr. La
motifs Is the production Of 20 in the Hospital
des Venerions and other institutions Of France, where his
k ana mas enabled HIM to investigate horoughly
pleasant remedy TO be used in Graduating them from the sy
tenn To those who be niscreet incur the risk
Of disease this the only remedy in Of Infection BY
going TO regular physician with peril
private repuationby advertising doctor you peril
health for life Neglect is equally dangerous! With this
hve days. and thus prevent all chance Of disgrace
Sold only the Msison de Sane i2 Fulton street. ~ Y
Price ~ per bottle ms msr