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march from Fez the road TO which city the Emr mme-
diaely took 1t feared that the prestige OF this sue
cess, and the religious character attributed 10 the Emlr
wond attract around him the population OF Morocco 70
such degree 10 render all resistance on the part OF
the Emperor AbdeTrahman Intellectual.
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The announcement of the capture of the CITY of Taxa
by Abd-e Kader has been fully confirmed by the adyces
received from Algiers to the 9Th inst It appears that
Add Kader the head of 5000 men, presented himself
before the gates OF the city, which were opened to him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

N snip bsftns0rs from Hsus-Mr Wheaton, Mrs
wheaton Misses and A Wheaton, Mr. r Wheaton. SIR
Ia fsge. hFdame L. Psce. Miss Lucille Miss Alex.
drine, Mrs Dawson. and 252 in the steerAge
IN pacsa ~ Hare from Hgrre-Miss Wlo,te and ser
want Mrs Androii and con Misses Rambeau De Ia Men
tai' David Gordesu Vsrm0nd Tincuno Bssire De Bar
barne he Nonestral Mseksily Jacques Messrs Jesuis
quet Bowget e Bshop. Moresnx Vivant Verite,
Lousyermond, Escis Girsniesu. Chsmpaneur, Fsysrd.
PARE. Course. Martin. Louis Leounet Lindholm, Pre-
mier Fu,scr Same Francois and - In The Storage.
IN ship Norma from HaraHd-Mrs Ateline Wool
colt Mrs Virginia Arretta Miss Isabella Wilson. Herr
Frederick Alexander snd ? servants, John Graf Jose
MoltalTO CASTILLO Ferdinsnd sarass, joaquin ssr-
ineento. Alexander CarroquliO. William Pans, James
Helme. Charles Murray Ant0nia ColOs.
In ship CtristopiG Colon IN HardHG-C Porter
Csntero, Uznogs. Miss Fernando. Churchill,
4 Woodbury.. The touched al Hampton Roads on
the Goth inst 70 land the above passengers.
IN ship Emily firm s. Th0m0s-H Haagsnsero. lady,
children and servt. - Thomas Mrs Knox chill
dren. Miss 5 Vegh;s Somervile Th0s Pott lady ?
children, servt Mics Mary Pott. New-York; Miss ~
N Abbott Mrs. David Rogers, Philadelphia II Mercur
New York; Brandyper Nev.London. w Mercur
and lady Pennsylvania Joseph Mason and lady. Bos
ton; Rev Mr. Dillon lady, child and seTvt Antigua
Abbott Phad T Barnes - CrOix John Morrison; -
Thomas Richard Smith 81 Croiv Msrchay, York.
IL bark 4dam Can frOn Glasg0r-Ars Wright
Thos Buid. DR. Jas Baine-l0O IN steera7e
IN tctr Art from Porto CcJclO-Mrs Hutchngs, and
) IN the Storage
In bark Pesiairaan Jrs7 NoJae-Mrs Lambert, child
and servant
In bTig Piil,yq. fro-l SqrlHAah-Chas Perkins, II
Remington and u IN the Storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

In 1916 TO 10th inst there had been received OF
tolls on all the Canals in % days s37767 This year
there have been received in only IA days TO same date
s366525
The puhlio works Of Pennsylvania last year paid
pet prot of s637 355 and there is prospect Of sn
larger profit during the year now passing Ine aesre'
safe receiots up to May all the works belonging TO
the State sre Sll33ll against $il $50 up TO the same
period of last year showing increase OF sll99 or
nearly seventy I've per cent he receipts in Aprl are
s90o92l. against Sl23376 10 April ls46. The receipts
since oth Nov at the msn points have been annexed
Philadelphia ....sll6l99 Columbia ..--.-.S6l,lf ~
Lancaster $500. SiOt3 Johnstown .--...-. 1850
HolHdaysburs .... SO9l fitsonign $3.50 se'oS'
At Philadelphia the balance is IN favor OF the
New.York Banks.
The quantity Of coal transported over the fhis'
delphs aud Reading Railroad, for the week ended sO'h
lost amounted to 2977ill tons-msking to'si' mus
far this year OF ss52ls TONS against JiS-sV IONS
las,year The shipments Of coslrom the Lehsh uioes
for the week ended 18th inst were @o52l'Vs tons
Masking total for the year Of 96ss6:o1 tons
The Philadelphia Bulletin says the recent ASSAULT
on the Reading Railroad Company has resulted IN
saving Of more than hslf million OF dollars 70 'hS'
corporation a. the floating debt Of 3O0OVV WHEN was
about 70 be funded at 70 per cent hiss now been funded
10 convertible per cent bonds r,inoursAoe " no'
converted into stoeb) 1856 at par This measure oi
course increases the value Of the property oil the Com
pany the extent above stated compared win what
IL would have If the iormerscheme had been car
RED out and proves inconesubly the great power O.
the friends Of thst work
The Mary land COMMISSIONER Loans has ad'er'
i'ed for proposals for loan OF $4,000 at 6per cent
From the report Of the Bank Commissioners oil
Connecticut tsppears iha, there thirty;wo Banks
aud two Branches In the State whose united capital
snounts to $s605742. The amour, Of their loans on
the il, Of April was 7o3i9 l6 OF which O2s99 %
Wa loaned in Connecticut se9l n to Msnuiactur
Ig Companies; and 5000 eo2 so to citizens Of other
s.Aies OF this latter sum- s236i9S7 &C WAS loaned and
discounted BY the Bauks In Hartford and New-Hsven.
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n...,sor. SHIPwREcK The BARK Adam Can.
y'yvrsht arrived Oh saturday from Glasgow which
CAPT w., ON the 9Th inst having thus made the pas
% ,..e,, papers by the Caledonia we had brief no.
nEss sSipsreck on the west coast of Scotland with
$500. Of life. The Glasgow Herald OF May gives
o-,rtcalsrs which are thus condensed BY the Com
rsrs'". WAS the brig Exmouth. Of Newcastle $50
I've Booth master. bound from Londonderry TO
ioea He: crew consisted OF eleven men. and che
- board As passengers about $40 emiersnis princi
hss V-.u farmers with their families There were
pay '-.hsr OF women end children going out 10 Join
.'ossle relatives who had already seued In Canada
W. ,be cabin were three young ladies' two OF them
so Going TO their homes at 81 John, New Bruins
~ among the passengers we're only about % men
SkA 40, In very sitter the brig lost sight of
sws,eh was on Sunday afternoon. April 25 and
200 10 increase in violence until "Wednesday morn
e'ssr abe struck the western coast Of the Island
se,'T.y The disaster probably would not have hap
~ The Captain bad stood 20 the westward on sun.
yns,s, or MsndSy morning when he would have hsd
ec a. room but he had lost hs topssis, which
up hlown away, end he hoped 20 mako some hsrbor
80 he could repair damages.
- '1g,sSay night land aud light were seen. which
..a Rooh unhappily misiOOk for ike island of Tory.
,orth.west coast OF Ireland and hence supposed
"a smule searoom. But for this error he would
81. Isve attempted 10 change his course and might
- ,syed the vessel; as Il was he kept on md was
h 10 conscious of his mistake by finding bis yes.
- snd a. before mentioned, she struck on Wednes-
s..,Iyh, Alter tho FIRST blow fhc dashed broad
~ .tsnst the lofty rocks three times AZ the fourth
- wsirmsst went BY the board falling into chssm Of
se rocks ,,-.,.
.soned himself there for better lookout and three
,.mep; the captains con lad Of fifteen was asleep
~ When the mast fell into the chssm Inc three
,,,aea John Stevens. William Coulthsrd and George
fi,htlord. succeeded in scrambiing along until they
,.oe5s footing the crags the darkness being total
ne captain spoke 10 them and was about 10 follow when
mighty wave swept the rock in its recoi hurled
w fragments Of the mast and the cspsin back into the
y. md drove the brig greater distance from tho
bore thus cutting Of the only chance of escape for
nose on board The three contrived 10 main.
,a ths position the cTsgs, though the dashed
ser hem and sftcr time succeeding In finding ere
ee where they remained in tolersbe safety until day
rht when they gained the summit Of the clf and
esisinec relief 81 a farm hOuso
They beard the big rspidly dashed and ground 10
pi,ees and all board must have persisted Al the
date Of the latest advces from the leland about twenty
bodes had come ashore, principally females one was
little boy All terribly msngled by being dashed
against the rocks Other bodies seen floating in
iSe surf but no boa, dared approach them.
The captain has left widow and family. The sea
men were all unmarried save one George Ross.
lCom. Advertiser.
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DIED

~ There having been some Typographical errors IN
the following Obituary, we reprintit corrected
At Brooklyn of Consumption, the 18th instant NINA
r GOURAUD in the 2eth year OF her age vile OF rIol
ESQ of Shireampton, Bristol England Leaving Two
voung children 10 mourn with their hearsricken fa,hcr
their irrepara6e loss H., ~,
Mrs GouRAUp though not many years sresident OF
our country had won an enduring place in the affections
of large circle of devoted friends by the patient gentle
ness OF her spirit and the spotiess purity ana
To the husband whose checkered fortunes che has JOY
fully shared whose many sorrows she has unmurmur
inely hehtened whose protracted and perilous SICK
nesses she has watched and soothed until herself stc
en- by the hand of the Destroyer this is indeed terrible
blow May he be vouchssfed her faith and hope to ena
BILE him to bear IL y
ON the 9lsto erysipelas. CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA,
Youngest daughter of William A. and Sophia Ford aged
FIVE months and q days
On Friday evening. 2lst inst, SARAH MALlNDA' only
daughter of Festus C. and Sarah h. Felt aged year
months and days
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rher recommena th,, caut.l Of ,isoOoo Be- loc.ied

They recommend tina, capital Of $4,000 be located
In the north western section Of the State and capital
of 100000 located in the southern section Of Middesex
County
The receipts Of specie at New Orleans thus far
this season have been go 600 against 81 3 900 same
time last year
The construction Of the Cheshire Road is pro-
ceedipg steadily. 1t will probably be opened to Keepe
By the Il Of December.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says.
The magnitude Of our imports this season ss,orish
everybody and were not for the want Of facilities 10
rsnsshp the immense amount Of brcsdsiDf, and prov
sions ha, Is now pouring in upon in an immessurs
bic volume few could have any dea Of the extent Of
cur trade
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General Notices.

re- Anatomical Museum, 233 Bowcry.-This
Institution use6 and Interesting III this country
s continues open and gives great satisfaction TO every
visiier.
There may BE- seen hundred models OF the hu-
man system faithfully representing every part both Of the
male and female 10 Plastic aud natural prepare
lions executed by The greatest Artists In he world
The wonderful mechanism OF the human system, may
here be seen taken from Nature from the hrs germ q eA
steuce through all its various stages TO full period OF ma
turity -, ,,. 49,, ,.,..,a. of
disease SO true 10 Nature that the beholdeT STARTS osek
sms-ement. particularly The model representing she ~
misc Among others IL extraordinary iuu sIeu mo-
OF = Female life like fsure demonsrsung nol ohy Wo
outward form and beauty. but likewise eXhoHs lLIs W
Micro with surrounding orgsns reclnlng on eouVu anu
under elsss superior 10 all paintings ,,,., ~,
There models are de posted In spacious euOus ~
roors-cOptainug the models IN Midwifery - loe,
20 Aso the model OF the Chinese lazy unaef ue I'M
ence OF Opium Head tongue and hsnds IN ihvuon-
Musical .ock imported from Germany, when plsys
teen tunes The whole constitutes one OF the g'es'es'
riosi.es in the world. -. .t.,,.a
ds,neu shed Physician OF this city, who has Vrsu
he Museun ststes that during his travels IN Europe he
has seen nothing excel H. guide VIII soeonpsn, III
tors to give explanations Open from ocloeS a; VI ~
no O'Clock P. NJ Wednesday exclusively for Lao'es III
sup down. Price of admission, IS cents. .
Mr. r. J. Cray Phrenologisi, viii be In anendsnee "
nal "a limitations awe written descriptions OF ehhiaS
~ ana explain the models. Mr Gray Is thoroughly ON.
petent IN hi. profession. Admission 10 bis oegaInel'
te.O"' - " my4 lwos'
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Inv Courts.

SUPREME CoUR1-This Court dourDed on Saturday
rae de- after rendering decisions It confirmed, previ
os adjournment the report for opening stonest and
appointed Commissioners for the opening OF Lexington
avenue.
MARINE CoURr-Bofore Judge Smith Frederick Fer
gusoa vs. James qia-Acton for assault and battery by
the mate of the British schr Dryden, from 1rslea, Ire
snd against tho Captain for assault and battery OF an
apparently aggravated and unprovoked character The
mate haviog been discharged from the vessel by the I'D
wee Of the British consul he became free to enter his
setion. The Court gave judgment for plaintiff for 500.
for ylih. Messrs Scoes & Cooper for def. Messrs.
Burr Benedict Bebee.
Before judge Wetermsn-Le,cis WCstoon vs. BcnJ.
Trask Action by seaman of the packet ship Gsrrck
for alleged assault and battery in kicking pniuth while
Al the wheel Ii was denied that Capt T. did and
considerable testimony offered both sides
dc, for defendantFor pl,f. Mr.. w. jay Haskell for
def Mr. Bebee.
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Caruetings.

rUEAPEsT GARRETT Establishment In tho Unliei
u states 20 BOwery Hiram Anderson has Ju.i received
rer late arrival. nom London arge and beatul stor
n@nt Of Rediumbuster Carpeting Hearth Rugs, rlgoi
Cloth &c &c manufactured and Imported expressly of
civ trade and warranted fast cOOr All OF when Will DC
,oi - per sss than a. any other esssosnmen' 10
A. tust received 500 large hearth rugs, As each
10 90 square Yards door oil CLOTH 81. 10 - peryhd
$500 ward. wool ingrsio carpeting, 2s Sd 70 10
IA Gao Yards Venetian stair do Il. Cd. To 10.
9ons0 wards three ply csrpeung, IL. Cd. 10 10
5000 pair window shades g. % p
X B-Rsmenibe me number, - BOwefy
m3l 2rneodis hlkAM ANbhhso', 2, ~ ~
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETING,
SMITH X LOUNSsERY. ii3 Pearl-'L loPpos 70 vi
- sl are now daily receiving their supplies Of carpet
irgs SC flr the SprinE raiesmong wnicn are .Als'
runber % Ne y aud elegant pasrns a. Inc following OK
tr.me loV prices 90, -, a.. -. ,.,l
Rrnsse. Csrpeting patterns 0s TO rs per ara.
Ply Imperial, new patterns, s. 10 lvs pr Ss."'
Dobe and super fine lngrain, new patterns 1s " D.
Ezra fine and lnglain. new patterns D. - ''
Comm0n Ingram rich bright colors, p 10 81 q.
a. aisrgs onent u Floor Oh Cloths rom 70 -
Nst vide Rug. Dmggrts, Maltings, Table snd flIno 20
r sod General assortment Of al other arc e. eonnecF
5 -, - 49,. 1r.J- o. reneIy low myZl 2wis
y,S,PF-TRY. BRI--EL~ Thrre-Ply IN grain an1
i Venetian Carpetings 81 reduced prices X Law
RFNCE ~ Cans-sL IA selling Carpsungs Of ths yer
49, 1,itv ard splendid patterns ~ nc Hest prices.
49, on Cloths Matiings. Duggsts, brutseis, lngIsl
srs Venetian stair Csrpeting Chenille aud Tuied NUS
Window Shades STAR Rods sc. &c. Economss sps 70
yi,.d 70 call al 81 Cansl-sL myf iNDrN
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Fgr So Of S.oeks. b. see FoarA Pase

kOr SGicS OF StOChsi &c. see FOuFW foSt
SATURDAY, p NJ.
The stock market was fiuctuating today, some
ofhe fancies having advanced aud declined liar-
lem continued to improve, the administration hay
ing increased public confidence In the eventual success
Of this road Pennsylvania bonds fen beck from the
hsh point reached during the recent advance.
In bills there is no change to notice, and the
movement is very limited. Sterling 6iG7i, Francs
53s,a53O Rix Dollars 75i a75i Guilders J9l 1921
Marks Bsnco 35id36.
The exports from this port for the past week
were 81 O52 s95 of which s42s O25 in foreign bot
toms The arrivals were 50. and clesrances 6s OF
which q we're foreign. OF the exports there were
10 Gua, Briioia-Corn 1853 bushels, Beef loO
tcs 10 bbls Pork ABS bbs, Meal, l230O do Flour
1885 DO Lard 800 lbs Grease, 1879 do Bacon
Heb do Oats 90 ii2 bush Cheese, 5sl2 lbs; Aches
Pots 10 bbls Ter ls0do; Turpeniine 4473 do Beans
$50 bush; sperm OIL 10 500 gslls Barley l772' bush
Oh Cake 232,59i lbs. I'm, ,,,-.
To Fraaec-Tallow. l0l00 lbs; Wax. 2li5 do Wheai
81 500 bush Lerd 227 lbs Bark, 50 hhds Rye Flour
$40 bbls
The number of passengers arrived was 99oi' Inc
amount Of goods imported and entered at the Custom
House a, this port exclusive of those sent to the ware
house, and the amount of duties paid during the week
ending on the 2st inst compared with the same period
las folloWa
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Comparative Statement, of Specie imported into this
,nn,,, M tho mort of Now York in the first five months

The Committee of Arbitration OF the Chamber Of
Commerce for May consists of Messrs d. Van Beuren
Rober, Kelly, Leopold BIerwiih, Albert Woodruff and
Charles II. Marshall
The following is a statement of the exports OF
Bresdstus Tobacco Rice sc. from the port of Phils
aephls to foreign ports thus far this year with the val
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

Dye Ia decdedy the best vel offered IL produces
fectly even sad natural color without stshinf Wv
leaving The hair soft and elastic ~ The nstuIS La 49,
ii ~. whisker bottles 81 Copy he address. 80 llscvt
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VIM Il. JONES, Ase,ieoss.;

WIN. II. JONES, AsctooorI
BOOTS AND AH0RS-By J. D lN9EksoLL =
ID co s,ore IA Pesrl-st on Wednesday, Nay Dr. Mlo
cocs 800 cases boots shoes and brogsns suitable for
the southern, Western and city trade.
Also, 50 cases meas prime hip pegged boots
Also so cases msu's ssa slippers and buskins
Also 50 mems and boys Zip pegsed erogana me-
DYE JOHNsON-Tussd.y.M sy Is, al 10 oelosh
u al the OF A. D. 0sls 2T fcaflst nssr rs.L ye
c.,es boots shoes brogsns &c adapted To The spring
trade N g. A general assortment VI Tho sbovs soods
constantly on hand al private sale. myZ 5is'
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MARRIED d.

On Saturday. May %, in Trinity Church, by Rev
Charles Usckley Hon ARlUS NYE of Marietta, Ohio
TO Miss CAROLINE NJ LISsON of Newport Rhode
IL
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Urn GOODS.

NFw-ynRk
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM. W. BENSON, DraPer ard ia'tor, l4l Ful1on-st
ID HIS an extensive OF Cloths Cassueros and
We. ng, which will be made order Ia the most fah-
lonsbe style Tor each.
choice and general assortment Of gent. fancy
dres. also eonstartlv IN hand mylt istf
EENTIEtikN's SPRING and Summer Wesr-
u Our stock ~ ssasonsbe goods comprising the latest
and mosissionahe styles In the market IL offered Tor IN
specton under assurance that the same eoceayors
which have elected very liberal share Of patronage will
be exerled TO give satisfaction 10 tho style and make OF
garments IT. particular would commend To The alien
ion OF those proved the truth Of our assertions
IN he superior cut OF pNntaOons We are ena
bled furnish, assortment u Cassmeres ana Dri
unga and 10 thOse In " light and airy garment
several highy approved styles Of Sacks
From the particular attention directed To Army aud Ma
w work Uniforms furnished la strict conformity 10
regulations and have Always hand goods 10 answer
he requirements ~ All grades ~ the service.
WIN T. JENNINGS co. Drapers and Tailors,
a22isu 81 Broadway American ho'ol.
FRESH ARRIVALS
nF LACE CAPEs, embroidered dresses, French lawn
Ohsndkefchufs embroidered col.sr ard under hand
kerchlef. plain and figured musns thread snd Imitation
aces black Brussels aces wells, The newest IN 's
gloves rbb,gs kcA SCOTT co,
40 6teodl,. 81 Broadway
DIAM WHITE GRAPE -IiAWL-.- cases
wh- Cantor Grape Sh.wls jus. received snd Tor SAFE
by lmy2i J.ls'l MANNiNG PklCHARD, 30 fnest
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~Ir,.b Emigrant society. -

~ Irish Emigrant society.-Lee snn a W, r.
meeting of lie lrsh Emigfsng Society viii be hea a. r
soc!etys s y Sprucesl on Mondsy next me .n gsy
of MNy nstsui Al half past 0'cscs 10 he evening
rrei II he Society and The friends Emgrani geneial
Nv are nyiied TO attend al that lime ard PLACE BY oIoe
= mvsl Sis CHARLES SWEENY, Secretary
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Do DO second year, ending April 30 l'i' .-el.
yyhole number OF Policies In two yesrs
""''' ROBERT L. PATTERSON, fr-sicenN
BgsJ.sIs C. MILLEE, Secretary
JosEFa l.. Losp, Agent -, r.,,ns, n, ,hs Office
IA. Jsn s.',,s ~ oeIoct' myS lmisMSw
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The CREvAssE.--W learn that the crevasse al
Alters was closed yesterday. The water In the race
rack has already fallen upward of two feet and s stead
liz subsidng. N. o. Bulletin, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

1'HE SUBSCRIBER has on hand NC IaIses aSsOI W
OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons 10 be found 10 the city, mo
second aoor oil establishment being devoted entirely TO
that purpose Many OF the styles are u his own getting
10 and imported exclusively for bis own trade To those
who have never examined HE stock he would say call
before YOU purchase" As ribbons are an article ofancy
All " ho have dealt IN Them know that they have the right
sfves and Al Tie rght prices sales rea sly made ny
prung this he has built up the srsrst ribbon ahe
Ia the city To bosewho have never bought theh boons
of the subscriber he would say that his customers almost
Invariably tell him hsl The ribbons they get OF him eel hrs
and are the cheapest they buy The n the admitted
fact that hs stock selected with the best taste, and 10 the
largest and cheapest IN the city All Of which can s0on De
demonstrated to the satisfaction Of any one who VIII call
and examine IL Tie has also large assortment OF MIL
merry aud oher fancy silk goods that equally worthy
the attention Of tho trade The subscriber taken MS 9e
cason 10 saw that any Of the above named goods DC
cannot nor wi not be undersod. l. NJ STEVENS,
mB MGThlsH 81 beaVef-sI hehf rear
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~0ricf-MEEcEk' uLD tstssLIst..
nOrFEE AND DINING ROOMS

NIsfIu c1rhff ~ -tN's+s
- ~ the oldest aad best regulated eating
houses In me ciiy-where strangers s5o 80 h -
vted 10 cali as they viii always ma - -. l
x1ri.. of he market served up a. rsAolao.e SAl -
W D. There Is also priyAie eh,snS0 49,, n,
Dining Room p Annst ATTENDED BY ME- hsiSe.. ~
he aSc0pus odation OF ladies' families, ~nose
NV al Nam No ihai secon Of The city m!-s 3soo-
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WM W. SHIRLEY, Aue,loneer
= N CRATES OF OPENED CHOCkERS Al

JU ,aeron-By J. N b BooERr-Tbis day, Monday,
May "a, 10 O'Clock at the store 80 John whos, 20
serve the best assortment from tho shelves offered dis
season and cold Ia lots suit wholesale and retail dealers
and gTocers days credit so doils. and monus
on 100 dollars consisting Of white chambers. basins.
ewer Jugs beat light and dark blue plates and dishes
All sizes teas bowes ses toilet ses jugs, blue edge
plates dishes bakers &c Also, China and fhDcy tea SETS
tamps clocks, cutlery, &c.
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