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DIR. WOODS SARSAPARILLA AND
WILD CHERRY BITTERS.
Forthe Permanent Removal Of all such Dis
cases as take their rise IN an Impure Blood,
Impaired Digestion, Morbid stale Of
the Liner and Stomach, WeakncSs
ofMe NERVOUS System, a,,da
diSordcred Habit of
Constitution Gen

orally.
A TiIREEFOLD VIRTUE.-By promoting
IA circulation, Strengthening the system aud
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Wild Cherry Blllers will restore the most confirm
cd invalid TO health. Where either these effects
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They have been used already with the greatest
success, in many obstinate OF fmpurity Of the
blood, nervous irritation, Dyspepsia, low spirits,
Scroiula, papitation of the heart, chronic head
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vegetable remedies Of sterling and unimpeaChs
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been successful, numerous certificates in the
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Sold Wholesale and Retail by WrArr g. KETcH-
AN l2l Fulton Sreot, N. Y. CHARLLS STOTT,
Washington, and by Druggists generally through
out The U. s. Price ST. Large bottles.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
GONSUMPTlVES,r remember that il ia ThOm-
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remarkable cures in pulmonary consumption,
asthma, bronchitis splitting blood, pain in The side
and breast, sore throat, hoarseness, paptation Of
the heart, whooping cough, Group, nervous tre-
mors, hives, liver complaint, diseased kidneys,
SC.
Therefore beware Of all spurious mixtures Of
Tar or Naphtha, and purchase Of the advertised
agents only
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WARE ROOMS, on 7ih street, opposite the Office
oi the National Iniellgcncer, general assortment
Of SPLENDID FURNITURE, embracing in
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-,,,., 10 Trenton.


Correspondence on he inouDo
TRENTON, Aug. %, ls47.
n. Jersey State Temperance society mel .e
-. ,os.y. bu. owing to some error In notifying the
s'.ls Re meeting ws' not well attended They re,
~ employ an ssen,to canvass the State and move
CIV. 80. 10 ,ay mo License" a. the ballot box this
% TIA meeting was qni,e Interesting
p1pc,:on Copper Mining Company hiss organized
- the general Corporation Lew. and preparing 70
-. ,he work with vigor. The mine Is near Rocsy
- 4 certsinly the best show for copper 70 ,ne
D.. md may rival the Superior mines The s'oe
800. IA day BY responsible parsons The isIssI
-, ~ n viii be retained by the original noios,'
49, compap, was spoken Of In several papers 81 ~.
iie,,eston AID Rocky Hill Copper Company ou' ~
~ die 10 o. above. -so.llous
We are preparing 10 make suo aaw HirRsFY
scst this Winter. Yours, ever, NEW
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CENT? EMEN's HATS
FALL FASHION 1847.
QEERE L cOSTaR HATTERS

BEEBE COSTAR HATIfkS,
Sc RROAD WAY, Nsw- NoEK, AND
1873 CHEsNUT ST. PHfLADE LrHia.' WILL PRFsEsT THk
FALL FASHION, FOR OENTLEMkN'S HATS.
On Saturday. august p. 1871.
~ Upon Issuing the Fushion for the season,
beg leave th4 10 their intention - in1fo
duce stys Of hs, slOgeh superior TO any before o.
fered.
They have adopted entirely and unique mode OF
trinmng which combining In The highest degree
Of fnish and durability, tends materially toward he pre-
servah0n Of the hat
Another Improvement will be the sIriet adaptation OF
every well The features as 10 The form sno sze oi
the wearer thereby svoidng The apparent ncongry OF
large ard tall with minutve hst and vice versa
BsEsg COsTAR will present this occasion, Desid Q
their wel-kno superior MOeskn Hat Black Far hs /
OF the Roxy Mountain besvef, superior Aueic' "hen
will be sold 81 their regular standard price
They would respectfully inve affection 10 the brsnc
OF their establishment iSs ChestrutsL phis, W ben
will lie opened he 18Th insl style espOrding
with their house IN NewYork with superior sloek OF
goods ard with the showed object of frnishing heer
Raj Tor the price than be found elsewhere There
will always be found al both places fu and complete
soTtment Of hss and esps for gents youths and children
togeher with ls6ies riding hats aud esps ard variety
Of fancy goods appeusinng 10 the rsee such a. canes
umbrella gloves brushes and other articles Tor The toilet
The facilities afforded them nv ready and frequent In
tercourse with The ees OF Paris aud London t0g ether
with The recent prOvemeni hch hey have eneclec In
the construction and OF machinery, wal enable ben 10
offer goods OF The desirable sshion sd ~
The lowesl mark prices ether al ~nesAs Ut ie-
sQl7 isU
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errDs-we note sale 80 bbls Clover At etc, essh
of Tmothy some parcels have changed hands a, sl6s
sis, and Repd at s2eos25. The sale OF $500 bush
IiS.os ,.ror,ed vs,,s rr-y. WIS rnsde at lsOs cite
spfcEs-A ssle Of 1000 bags sumsus Pepper was
reported ~ O. cts per 10
MADDER-The market 10 rather active and 100 eks
b.v been sold at ale advance previous rates ssy
sALT-An invoice Of 1900 sacks Ashton's Liverpool
Sal, was disposed Of =, private bargain.
COAI.-saes 80 tons Liverpool a. full rates.
IINE--t cargo was sold ~ 90 cts cash.
RIcE-The markell quiet. bu, very nrm The range
1. 9 % IN kf the latter for prime
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IS THFRE ANY CITIZEN or rtrsog-r In he City OF
S.w-Yori ha. not fesd YANKEE of ibis week II
there him fOro ard and purchase copS-h-
willie rchly rewarded for his time an money. Price Sc.
The Crime. q the SOrgiss, r me- in the l7th Cen
fury. An HutSrcal NOmsnce ~ Alex Dumas. Pre-,
Is to- This Is one Of he most exciting works that hiss
BEEN rub tshed rom the pm OF Dumas.
Dueiug aud Dueists al tho Southwest with Sketches
OF southern soriety, by Charles summ-rhed author OF
Desperadoee Of he Southwest" Price Is rs
Triumpss Of Young Physic or Chrono-Thermal Fscis,
by Dr. Turner formerly Health Commissioner. Price &c.
The Organization Il Lsbor and Association BY Nah.
BrisncourG Translated by Geo. shaw. Price p cents
The De.pers5Oes Of he sou -wcsi athrl1ng narrative
with iuslrssions Price - cents
Story Of the Rattle OF Waterloo. B. he Rev Gleig;
vols Price - c-nl.
Magazines for Angus. now resdy. Graham's Lady's
Book, N.tlO1ai.
Dombey srd Son Part II, ". P.s edition. Price l2i
cents
Cromwell by Henry W. Herbert. 2vols. Price 50 e!s.
Russell By James Price p cents.
The Fnsnared. by Lady BUY. Price rs cents.
The Psrricde. with engrayngs Pnce 81 cents
Louis XVIII. bv Miss Pardoe. Price s. certs
The KnI ght Of q ~ynne, by Lever. Price p cents.
The Union Magazine for sep,ember Pnce 5eeLts
The Secret Tribunal, by Dumas Price > cents
Life Of Taylor with Ausus;ions Price p cents.
All rev publications soon as published a. tne loves.
price. BY ". h. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings,
Eu.7 He-sAiN
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NIIs- .. VI. HAvESs Will reopen her schoo for
vi Young LADIES' IS sinhst the l5h n ~"p''-'
her next ppcaio To- The sfmss N - pnns may he
made her personally 81 the sehoo 90 On; sef 1ae 80
of sept-ab-r and prior t. that time 10 Have :, tsq
or 10 ii w Haven. ESQ. % waist NJ either Of which
pl.c@s circu ars stating lerms. &c msy BIO o0Isned
su2f Sawtf
lIK-. GIBBONS BOARDING And DAY
DOL for Young Ladies' II BOgd s. Will be feOp,n-d
on Tuesday. IN September. 'uN -oio"'
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" CORRECT EDITION

HglANKS or Tho GUADALQulVEA -ATWILL.
ID 2Ul Broadway, has iust publthed he third number
of tbs Beauties Of he Opers" containing he above sd
rifed song. with al The this aud cadrnzss. A. srng ~
anne Bishop, ard Originally compos for her By
Mr l. Tavern. This work also contains Irdeic1s gong
Of Ernati-" Oh hy with M, Ensni, lnvolanf'--con-
posed by Verdi also. the beautiful ctvatna from Gene
dicts Op-fa IT the Crusaders with meanEe ~ al tte
most admired ars ron Jrz-ts Opera Of Linda al cha
mounix This work 10 emb-l i.het i'm hesuuiu ara
correct likeness % Nadine Anna Bishop The beauiee
o. the Open is published the frst day Of each month
Al the low price Of 81 cent? per number or - per
ernun.
The Banks Of The Gasdslquvar" is Published sspa-
from the al work. beautifully embellshsd " "a
lh 4 raphc pOrraitby Bronze 81 Madame Bishop Pnce
q cents only. To be Obtained ooly Al
su2i sr., ,TWiLBs 90 Broadway.
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Being between 81 900 and 900 more was ever received
10 sny one week since the road was opened.
At the meeting of the stockholders OF the Baltl-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, At Baltimore on
Wednesday, It was resolved with but one dissenting
voice. TO accept the Virginia law granting the terminus
at wheeog c. and to give formal notice Of the sccep'
lance to the Governor Of Virginia II also resolved
10 proceed with the construction OF the road with h
practicable alacry Between the morning and afternoon
sessions Of the meeting Hon Louis McLane the Pre-
sideDt Of the Company was carried home insensbie
from sudden Illness
The Committee on Banks ia the Illinois COnvcn
aon have made report on the subject Of banking 1t
proposes TO submit total prohibition, together with the
INCLUSION Of paper money under adequate penalties to
The people every ten yesrs One Of the most important
failures viz that rendering void all contracts founded
upon reconsideration Of paper money, was left out This
vss with many q sine qua ts omission. says The
correspondent of the st Louis Union VISA the cause OF
The desth Of the proposition Be this II may the que
don Ia again spted and for while at least the Bank Ia
disposed Of The report was rejected by vote OF sixty
nine to sixtyeight
The following table shows the increase in exports
from Liverpool to this country In three months OF the
present year as compared with the same months OF last
yssr The Increase of msnufac goods very large
nearly 40 per cent 10 hardware nearly one hundred
ny cent In iron sixty per cent Tin plates have fallen
Of materially. All these manufactured goods must De
p,d for with our bresdstus and Cotton, after trans.
porting them three thousand miles when the gooos could
a. well be made At home:
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MKT WIKI.
rtMp ANN OrARTER IECk

4 CONCISE. GRAPHIC HISTORY OF The various Bat
"A IS fought land and from the breaking out Of
the French Revolution tie baiile Of Wseroo-l792
13l5-wiin over huEiTed original md complies BIO
era phicsl Sketches OF lhs priacipsl Military and Nsvs
Commanders serving during that period. accompanied
by numerous Illustrative engravirgs and portraits
Tie publishers offer tho shove work As The moiI tho
rough and impartial compend the subject that has yet
been given the public The slightest peTuss VIII prove
this BURGESS. srRINGER co. ~ Broadway,
suTu corner ANGST
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A CARD

Special attention 10 requested to the following
~ Important Notice.-The Astonishing success
snd immense patronage st.ending The NV Hat Company
established only nine months, induces Them al once
to add to their beautiful Three Dollar Hats far superior
flush and more costly trimmings. TIE Company respect
fully the pub lie thst they stand pledged u supply
finest Nurs Moleskin Hat that can he Manufactured
their standard price Three Dollars The Company VIII
Introiuce for inspection their Fail Style the l7h inst
and invite inspection Of the public 10 their eleesu aud
superior fnsh ill the opening OF The season, which VIII
be on the 25lh OF August As usns, no second qua-no
second price. Aud no confederation Will hid hats be
exchange except froufthe patrons 81 the yearly
Arrangement 0ARBANA I'll. Manager, l4G Nasssu-sL
aI20 limits "a door from spruce, and 10 boweTy.
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nle0lCines.
rnTTop or THE MIRROR


TT FULLER E.q 20. Il The Even Mirror publish
Cd The f owing 10 bic editond columns, aud proves
vhst D. Townsend b.. a- sy. oAimec-tra 70 clrAnse
h- h- only mode Of eraiicssng eruPuon' aud
b.aut.fying The face.
THs Jo-N. TIC PEoPERrIEs or SARsAfARiLLA - n AZ,
o1.iutance u has FOR years been troubled
t,b an erupop II tn- skin ch spoiled al hi. beauty
and rendered Oth-rvse handsome lace ppsyey =
Agr--abe has been -f r-ly cured ~ NJ use ~ fc"
nal upcaOns 10 such cases worse nAn useess ~
di..a.4 4. IN h- blood su1 only shows itse IN ne sklu
puf, he vivid current and the sAin u become
me a1d h-aiihy Lid - VIII are dssroua q h4Vins
rssr and fair cnpexi0ns should throw Cosmetics " he
dogs, and TAX Sarssptrilla There i roihins hAe H.
Pnfcipa Office, IL FU.Ions Sun Building.
.u.g
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uurCuIN,s IMPROVED ALMANAC

L'OK 1915 Just pub.h-d Ibis &C ebrst-d aud vauahle
Family m.nsc is being The 5lh year OF plbliea-
ton containing all The u.aal asfonomicai eaculau %
found IN "a slmsnSc Also, G9rcuit na rrmarEs cures,
valuable tables a1rcdotss receipts ard other mi see a.
matter
Booksellers, druggists. country msrchsnts. msrufac-
furers And others flpp3d ty he hOusaad OF snsl ef
quantity, a. low ptces, aud 1er aiVtr'rm-us inserted
On the OUTSIDE page.
be ordered.
Published and sold who'esals and reisi by
M al. sAMIEL RAYNOR. - ROwery.
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BOOK TRADE.
ANCIENT HISTORY

u.frafsf b. fcforsf frDf. arc acrsr-r4r.
Cirgaolo fio1i Chart f. ~ Of skootf ~ C. Rtoss
rfNaE FOLLOW NJ - A. kNrEACl fr,r, o.. -
ne many favorable uosees q ihe ~ofk -hi.h have
been rrcelv~d;
TIE geusrai plan Of be work sirtss Is -4ot fsvor.
biv ard tei vciion fhst u will - fund h. co..
usfor With ~. CHAR GccOn DAN ins a. q fr~a utility IN
pres-rtrg c-Ar ce=s the mifd n manner ~ aed
10 make ihsu fattfly retained y ne memory To- r.
DR. Of hsforc4 GEMS . ceary prese1ied srr h-se
Win So cr-vs. happily s1lt.ted, ~ impress tt.
iudgu-ftis s,oTu 10 bringing frrGfc prominent even
a. w. onnttir hr.- cts stch ar INF ~ unpc-.
tar ihus givn he ia rclcert- ti-r proper rroi
ue-re 90 appropriate ext BOOK Or Prims,y schools
If. a -seeri feature az h ~os. TOO hst Genl raphy
- rallied 20 the al Or .tory ~ilfout hen ear
notion, q Historical events crrnscsed with lie Pisces
81 heir occurrence can fe acquired For sale ~
suz7 SITE ROE LOCKWOOD L SON. al Broad -sy.
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NEW WORKS Or VALUE
DILIGENTLY ~ sLl-hED By Aeasrs HARPER 4
sr Pf-sca,.. History Of he coDq7sst Of Peru, two
vos $40 Vilh portrsis MgsAn eHta -
@Ifhis H.sry Of Fe-i .8sat sad ls.brlls swskeusd
hgh su-ir CT Acre ard prlt n Sc pa1ors
vii b. even nor. ihsn r-a I'd by al ihas- ar ,r-
luua'e eucug1 o. boy idesc sp-snfo No ones Irbure.
" In some rp1alt rs.Iseis MS 70 u N re Interest,"
Mp s,io.. Lon. xiv ana lie Coars n Fr,,cs.
e. rnsd ea2e.llstec. 10 Ssm5srs-5o Gems earn -Four
We 40 no, know n Any work in he language which
[Losdon Morning Herald.
ruost delightful history 20 read wrrors church
rer slsesmen poets ard 4ftst., crowd The scene, and
ieuder almost too rioh the page Loodou Chfoaiei-
3. Omoo; Or, Adven u-es 10 lie Faehr By Herman
The eaix Of modem v1ysgers sprung 20 would seem.
from the ming "a s'nes Of Captain COOK A,d Roins'n
stirring narrative Of very pleasant rssdog posses
ing aueh Of ne charm that hiss made Robinson Cu-oe -
Men. wones and Books ~ Leish I'M.
ches essays and memoirs, oy oIe OF ne rse'esi Of
About lne OF everything written ia Sic md
upon subjects srRlsng. iIsf4c1ivc and ~niens'nnt
London says with tn d, ila hey sc iu o. "a
rety beauty AID chesru.lsss III book . r 10 tnc
cherished OF pl.ss-t rcou ard - Be l.krn up
when the 'Pir.t' hsve q. ed q ,a9.ane ,-.,,,.-
3 Lamsrils's History 4 g jir1udisss Vol l. hg'.in
81. 20 GEMS; paper cover, 60 zen 5
" Toe work crrai-c deep sens ion among ne "a
Vans and literary cfcl OF Paris Il T. As tie ind
episode Of the hsory Of the Frerch Revoluon
with this suh-ct sd presenise gallery OF porra D. -
lves are rich 10 i1cient and gsg1 IN th-ir deals by
the aid u documents hitherto inacressIle " Lansrt ne
h.. been enabled preseul veftabe hography Of the
different that never before pub
l.b@d III describes hir narrative with powerful pen
A. the actors incieet- IN The bloody drains Of me
French Revolution perhaps, never before % truly
and grsuhfca. IL d -pi-f~f Albion
O. * Msrve's Fresh @ ean,cs or 4 rev shesi rom
the fi-los oi ConIren.a Europe l2mo uusln ~ %
paper covers. 81.
T. Howiu. Homes snd Hsunts Il the Poets, with beau
uul Illustrations. Two vols. Muslin extra >
more book or MOI = instructive one. 10 not
often 10 b. fOu1d Meih dit FroestahN
We have found the largest souni oen yraen' j. ,hsss
voiun e." Lond' Alas
"Iiabounds with The rlost del ah,f1 resii mater
lChrsffln lnf- en~sr.
Prof schm4s History Of Rome, i2no. sh-e9 ~ cis,
muslin IS cents.
" This woik although designed mainly for tn Of
schools colleges, b b. found -Vt-eue vauah and
Interesting the rfivsie student the GENIAL r-sGe
prominent eaufe Il Ills chro1o sscs tab = The most
imror ant events In Roman history" Tribune
o Prof L phsms Memoirs Of Madame Cuyon, Two vols.
with po-trails. mu'l n. 80
The subject ofths reparksbe biography wss woman
q rich endOWmen Der sufcrinls an1 her uiuphs can
not fa 10 el1ssr her memory 10 the Christian world
su17 sis Presbyterian.
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pASSPNGFRs ARRIVED

IN chip Warsrly from Harve-Chss Richards. WDRich-
ards, and 100 In the steersge.
In ship Henry AusH. from CiGrlest0n-hrs Ward and
family. Mss msnning Mics T Smith, Mr. P Vroman,
Mr King
In brig Norris from Sard.naA-Miss Brooks. Miss VI
Brooks. Misses Brsilsford, Wolf, NJ Wsiizie1er.
w Robinson
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DIEn.

At White Plains on Wednesday 18th inst Of remit.
tent fever At the residence Of her father Elijah Guon
Mrs SARAH NJ RELYEA. wife Rev. amin J Rel
yea eyed 2s years and months
On Thursdsy. Aug 20. Of dysentery, CLEMENT Ii
PEVRE- son Of Thom's and Sophia c. Coleman aged
years, months and 70 dsys
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~ Rev. w. VI. Lively, who has been preechiug
the Gospel 10 this city for than eleven years a.
Missionary will deliver his annual Sermon on Sabbath,
In the I-non Missionary Room. the sevenlh-svenue
hefwesn Tbirty-nipth and Foriieth sts sD28 1t
~ Dir. EoI'ick, (Leciarer on Physiology and Fe-
male Diseases author Of NeurOpslhy," THE Origin
o. Li'-" sc) A. WanenIt Office hours from A ID
ILL., z. NJ.
To very great extent DR. II. di'perses with drugs snd
employs that mv'teriOus and al-powerf1 agent CALVIN
i'm hs system founded the laws Of Physiology and
Electro Dynsm'cs called Neuropaihy -
B-slrangers sdvi.ed that thev Will be less lie
BILE 20 delay disappointment by calling before IL A. M
when Dr n isususlly most Al leisure
~ Dr. q Models kept NJ his Office, so that pa
tsnts NAV have their diseases satisfactorily explained by
lhem II they chO Sc These Models show the whole hui
man structure complete, and form perfect Analom'oal
Museum hu3o oHsSm~ih
" Psi Epsilon Conxention.-Ihe Annual Con
venIon Of the Poi Upson fraternity will be held al PROV
idence r. Island, Tuesday The 3st inst Puncua A.
eadance Of all the delegates and graduate members OF me
Fraernitv IL requested az important business VIII be
transacted. By order. -
Thos y Chiids Delta do. Morgan Dix. lambda do.
Chaa selden. Beta do. w II. Rice, ksPps 90
s. Waterman, Sigma do. ~ r. Durham, re- 90.
wis n Relcher, Gammado s. C. Dillingham;, NJ 40
au0T st
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ARRIVED.

sbig Waverley Smith, from HAvre, 24th July, mdse,
10 Collomb g. Isen.
ship II Allen, Mckenzie. de I'm Charleston. mdse'
10 Geo Sutton-Peue & Msnn-Shermsn & Norris
saxton & Webb-P Harmony. Nephews & Co-spoi,
ford TlestOn a. CO--John Webber-Peck Fan-I
Brysnt-tieorge Roberts0D-stsr Mnturn.
Bark Nacoochee Berry. from Nuevitas Aug II. sugar
&c ~ Holt a. owen Sailed IN CO with bark VIM Ken
needy Martin for Boston. Left bark Clarissa, Lun 10
load for NYork; brias Wanderer Evans do do; Mo-
selle. Hall. do do schr VIM Penn, from Norfolk via
Turks Island. -
Brig Volusia (of Bsltimore) Etchberger, ds fm Ha'
vana sugar to order. Sailed in company with scnr
Henrietta Brown for Charleston Lett brig Midas OF
baltimore from Key West just arrived; schr Falcon
for Baltimore next day.
Brig Alice Bentley Dunbar, ds I'm Machas, lumber
10 F Snow & Son.
RETURNED.
Bark Merchant, (Which sailed hence for Barhadoe')
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

BELLS HUNG AND REPAIRED.
~ Landlords and Tenants wanting Bells h1ng
ana repaired have them done In the most subsIsnua
manner and warranted by T. Robers 5e2 Broadway near
Prince-ft -,
NIB. A splendii assortment Of new style Bel Pals
Door Plsles Number Plates. &C ROBERTS,
go euoodj. V2 Rrosdwsv.