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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-08-06

fast; 40 did the conversation, the subject
of which was Mr.. Allen.
Some wondered why in the world, he
was never seen to pay attention to any
body; others were afarid he never would
and all agreed the coveted post W as avery
desirable one.
When the labor was nearly completed,
a messenger came 10 haste to notify Miss
Simpson that her aged mother had been
seized, when alone, with a.suddea aud
violent illness, and her dealh was hourly
expected. ...,.
The gown was presented to Mr.. Allen,
with becoming grace, and received with
thanks, aecined is some of the donors in
adequate to the occasion; and fears we're
entertained that lie thought the allies
activity not sntli ciently active. Prepara.
tons for fair were Immediately set on
foot for the benefit Of western missions.
1t was thought, from the amount Of work
to be done, that it could not be held be-
fore six weeks. Great was the scearch
!
&c ....
| will not you help us, Eneline? asked
Priscilla See how much there is for us
TO do. l, myself, have ten workb baskets
to trim this week Look! this is the way
do them
Il really do not think shall have time
I have a great deal to do, just now, for
poor Mrs. Reeves. and her seven little
children; they connot wait much longsr
for their winter clothing.
You are always so disobligng, it is to
bad. | wonder what in the world, Mr..
Allen would say, if he knew that when all
the congregation ara 50 industrious, you
4 alone refused to take ihe smallest part in
the proceedings.
Il cannot help it. Priscilla; if the mis-
sions need money, shall of course, con
slider it duty to devote part of my al
lowance to them; but 1 cannot find time
to make kettle holders, and knit bags for
the fair
AS you please; bnt you do not know
how much pleasure you miss. One gets
, and so anxious for every thing to sellwel'.
, For the next six weeks, more than
i twenty yon0g ladies spent every momenl
of their time in working for the fair
, We do not mean TO say, that, durihg that
space oftnore than month, they never
slept, ate, or drank, but that this was The
[ 5u:iness Of their lives, to which every 9th
erduty was sacrificed. On Sundays hands
and eyes rested but n OF tongues coming
home from church, what was talked CT but
the fair! Miss simpsons mother died In
p few days after her attack, so that this
indefatigable young lady was precIuded
D from share in the Preparations, even
' from being buyer.
(, AT last tie important day came. The
Sunday school room W as hung with ever
sreens, and tables covered with verietIes
r of pretty things, useful and ornamental
/ were arranged in two lines. A con tec-
r, TONER sent a large cake, aud every tlng
: was in state Of readiness. by eleven
D o'clock the ladies' touk theirstands behind
their resPeo'''e 'a'' ''> :, ~
approach Of customers
o"s'o"'e'' -
gfea' many :" '"e -
; Wh'oh 1' NY pa -. ne,r
"e''"e' '"e ~,
"'o"e'
= VA 49, .,x.>,,o,,.,
'' .a,ot,ha d,o,,vi,b ANXIETY.
''' ,,,,l, an ,.,,s nc.
"oP'"s ~. ,hr.a ,,cl,ck
". Ana, d,a nat make nl.
hot, as,ad Mss Mason
-,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-08-06
hecting.

The following passionate lines are from 'he
Was court plaster, | wouidbe
A patch upon her mp;
To spend lie of ecstacy'
And sip, and sip and SIP a.>
Was pair of spectaeles,
How dearly | would prize
A situation on her nose,
To look her in the eyes!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02
TO THH
LATEST MOMENT.
TKLE G. RAPHIC,
THE INTERCEPTED LETTER
PROM THE ...
Administration to General Scott.
dc. &c. xsc.
TKLEGRAPHIC
R,osMoNp. september !. Isa7

mn, - RICHMOND september l. isl7
,ne new Orleans Pieayune gives from the Jalapa
' VI the 9th of August what purports TO be the
a'ercep'ed letter to Gen scotr from the Cabinet nj
washington copied from BepuJiiea,o of the cssitsI
The dates OF the letter omitted Altar s,a,,,g ,h
financial difficulties of the Government and I'm. cors.
quences with the Difficulty Of raising the force demand
ed by Gen Scott, the letter proceeds mucb fs.r vo,
will have TO remain in the Of Mexico In st
inactivty-Yery Unexpectedly, also the f.ts Of Gen
Taylor Is entrusted to your skin foresight
you will employ well the at command tbose
furnish you hereafter in omenting the desirable
outon you announce which to open gates OF Mex
leo, and put the enemy in false position By the ab
of June you will have lost time enough Then obtain
an armistce and by amusing these people with PROPOSE
tions Of peace and neutralise meantime the
OF the guerillas, who seem to much annoy you
La Pate republishes the procamations of the Pr.si
dent of Honduras and General Ferrera asking Central
America to aid the Mexicany against the United,
States.
The Telegraph left New Orleans for BRACES ON the
3oth, taking Capt clinch and of recruits
Capt Randall Of the aymaster department with three
hundred thousand dollars in gold and several officers OF
the army .N.f n.t4 .fl.sA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02
Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug rs, Isf.
Cotton-There was more doing in cotton without ma
terial change in price, Sales of about 1000 bales we're
made at steady rates. Flour Small sales Of and 400
barrels were made at 81 37 for brands Illinois
and Ohio, which exhibited decline wheat-The mar
ket was inactive and have only notice
sacks Western red at 75c Oats were lower and sales Of
1000 bushels made at 33cts Whiskey-Saes of 200
barrels were made at about 20c. Tobacco rather
dull though prices were steady Provisions continued
nacve and prices Inclined to droop except fine Lard
Business generally rather dull Sterling bills firm with
an upward tendency Treasury notes heavy at ~ pre-
MUM Freights dull ,.,t..i : rs r. .t,i 80. t-,.,-
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P ..U,s JHbE sJ.1 q Pit cents, Gsisry
he isssty va ou :. pssior &c
Dye,ts Dssssnoas M5I Jopss E@s MrsAsbot 1'' s''
nan; f!ss ss IE fsisSi
bone MIS- Knsht 'i'' 'e'"'
e.ss Y ri: O'clock Performance Will pre-
ROwthI THEAInE.-A. ". I.crsos- r1oS1,,,,,-.
win be performed M. shaw; fxvdf fsssa. ss ST.
chs M Kesss Abr. Ms Bcieyse 19, M 9n
Ta Conclude with the full opera of ROB Roy-Rob Row
G.bait Mr. sisssa. sisS Ms. Greene 0aAs Major
% ops.
CHATHAM THE ATRE,-Under the Management Of Mr.
sIomsd Ss eo.dy o s ttxss 81
D.lay:l Mr. Neas o'Clogherty, Mr. Herbert Lady Clara
Amer which Lasi.a End Julian Holland viii their
AfsI which the sdy Or SET A BEgaAR ON HORSE,
s ss F 81 df Ssppo
PRieEs-Boxss. IS cents; Pit, l26 cents.
Doors open At 1-perfornance commences AZ hafpast7
CASTLE GARDEN. Farewell engagement the Italian
8s fo ~ $ o. a from uess ss
q psuss Sc
Eqss Haon ss s Maf Is twill via
Sig Federico B"ia 's %ssd. ss%' s sS"a
Doors opsn ss sx; Performance to eomm.nc. az, ..i
a. viii 8. 4!
:ss AM Tri,G 4S.s
Tbs Rfssl: viii yi;G series classic
s S as y s il. Rem ROPE
s % sea sSe 81
G,Sre R Rs,eli Bsa Martha Jare Mime Nine
~ Doors IA, esformanee to commence at o'clock
Tickets 80 cents. 70 all parts ofthe house. I'll
R HpsA A y diip -rkEprs ETHIOPIAN
6 ' 81 fs Sss as.,, ~ ss.a' Sae;d
Wilson rambourise and smith Boncs-wlIl 1--WE series
Ct Concerts A The Brooklyn Institute, THURSDAY evening
ps ss as Sc q lSssHdAS the h n
Il Ais AT vAUXHALL sALOoN.--'he Second Ball
al @ BE- On Tuy
IN. oo viii aa Ser h bs' dfaean Of Mr.
whsh Is sufficient guarantee for their respecuby and
The opportunity Of promenade garden after dance
makes this avery desirable place for ball this
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies' 6fty cents.
wish TO have the assemblies coming season
requested 70 leave their names the saloon % itrc
s..a SSHsa
proved Will be opened for the season Monday
% %Hf isa ss Of
Itrookya Eauestrans and others desiring
A''n''' WI" address j6mS f&YoS Manager.
NEw Yonx. Sept 2, 1917. 81 stsr2c
M INERXA ROOMS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sue
virginia Of the Bard
Iss week The elite aud fashion city, which
ONE WEEK MORE, .a
S s S new
The whole to conclude with of ghabe bur
lesques witnessed. entitled -1---' - 49,
-fts.4ista 10 sSTUEFO, IN
... a. ... III Ragio Afrcana.
Admission Is cents; Children under ten wears mn
MED by their parents or guardans. half price.
appropriate sents will be for the accommodation
of ladies and children -lI ~ ~ Or. rc
A MEXICAN MUSEUM. corner broadway and Ann street
5k
Moving Panorama Of the City of London!
's Pete Morris, Miss Bernard, &c.
SANTA Annals WOODEN LEG '.rs
,.OUhANG OUTANG-ANATOMIC VENUS
Mad ROC. WELL. the famous Fortune Teller. - Edo.
Admnon % centa-Chlldren under ten one shllng als
~ ner Of Broadway.Mr sARACCO, Professor Inventor,
aud hrst mr0ducer Of the in the United States
having lessons wants several Young Ladies
from to 10 ofage whom he will gratis all dances
tory order 70 d.ass with hi. pupil, II. mode
Mazurka, RedowaWatz Waltz FIVE steps &C., &c. and
particularly the German Cotilon and Mazura Qusdres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

Hyscn-i6 ehsets ct Az cents per ID, 10 % so, ~
40 and 100 is ID. boxes withdrawn. ,.... -. =
Young Hyson-l6 cases g. IA half chests So, 20 do ~
81 do 81 2s do 81 70 do 43 l3e do a. 10 do AN 10 do
A. 4l 1859 do a. 80 do 40 1853 do 80 So do 30, 100
do 37 90 lab boxes S5z 80 half chests 100 do and
SO Id bxs a. lit half chests 49, 2s0 do 32 SO do 81
45 do 30 20 do So 900 do 49, 80 do 26h 30 do &C. 22l
do and 30 10 Id boxes % IL half chests IL rs do TO- ~
do sS IS do O. 81 71l LOO 90 T. II chests and
2,262 half do withdrawn. .'s.r...
Hyson Skin-l6 chests a.. lF-ltt INf.t ,r.
Twankay-55 half chests 80 2I9 do and 81 chests %
23i half do a. 40 chests withdrawn.
Guppowderl6 6S; II half chests 67k, u do 81
do DO ASH % ID. boxes 3s 10 half chests 81
IS do 1856 10 lb bxs and 156 h. do withdrawn. -
Imperial 10 half chests COX, IA do and 10 65 10
half cheats 80, 30 ID. boxes 49, II lab. do IS
Ningyong Oolong 80 half chests 22H
Powchong-97 bali chests ls1z, 100 do 49,
Powchong Mohes--25 10 h. bxs %, 20 do withdrawn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

RicHMosp, sept. !, Is4.
New Orleans papers Of the 2oth ult bring nothing
Ter rom Mexico The uerments from yellow fever
ring the twenty four hours ending at nine O'clock
he morning OF the twenty fourth forty nine The
deaths at the Charity Hospital to six O'Clock the same
evening" were twelve The Delta says that the excessive
heat of the two days past had given no homes of an
| abatement OF the endemic ,at ...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

tsiss and cnsss, Flour sae 6bIs CRACKERS ~ k. At
Plss bpls; Lumber 10000 iset; Nails loo kegs; ritch
leo bols Paper - bales Beef 80 bbs Pork 80 DO.
40 kegs; Kosn, 400 bbls Tar, 10 bbls; sugar l5O E
Borton) bbls Shingles 60 hds; Starch 100 bxs: Soan
$50 do FISH slS bills do boxes, 82e Wax, 1850 lbs:
SHOES, "a oas on 20 D6ls Tobacco, 10 hhds do boxes
= 70 Vest Indies-Fish, III bbls do 1923 boxes: do
aS drums Lumber, 100000 feet; Flour $50 bbls Lard
$50 kegs; 90, tierces do, 100 bbls OIL II bbs; Pork
10 p9isi DO 10 boxes Butter 1921 lbs; Cheese 4a25
IDS hams I22i do 10 casks; do hhds Beef do; Po-
tatoe i0o bos Domestics 81 bales and Shingles
Ss,oo Hay So bales do, ~ tons; Tar, 80 bbs Pitch
pols ice 700 tons Nails 80 casks; Soap, SIT boxes
Ionacco 20 bales Candles 1855 bxs Staves 202O Boots
ana shoes, y cases; Hoops 10000; Shocks lsIs.a
40 Noss Seotia-Flour, 2l44 bbs Rye -four, III do;
aorn meal, 20l do Bread $40 do Corn 10 bushels;
SOAP 10 Sxs; Tar bbs Nails kegs Tobacco, bxs
Sandes bxs Bricks 81, 900; Pork, l60 bbs; Pitch,
bos; Boots cases Domestics bale; Tallow,a bbls
u Apples 10 bbls; Beef, bbls.
The value of the exports for the above week, was
s2os22s OF which $l6l 93s was.in domestic products
and $4729O in foreign products. .., ..,., =,
The imports for the same week, follows
IMPORTS ISro THE PoRr OF BosroN.-WEEK ENDING
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Died.
Yesterday lst instant, ANNA LOUISA infant daughte,
of George n. and Margaret L. Siem0n
The friends and relations of the family are invited tc
attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock precisely
from No. so Harrison street, South Brooklyn.
On first day the 10Th ult the residence of her son
r. Burger No. l04 Eldridge street CArHARINE relic
Of the late Nicholas Burger, aged 10 ,I =
Her remains were taken to Harrison, Westchester Co
Ny, on third day morning, the 3lst ult, at seven
o'clock, for pterment.
AT New Orleans. on the 9Th ult, CATHARIsE STEVEN
SOM wife of JAS Stevenson daughter Of the late Nj
choa Roe of this CITY, and sister Of William Nioho-
las Roo .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

..... PHILApELrHl sept !, 16l3.
The National t;rays a company raised under the
QUESTION upon the state of New Jersey for battalion
OF Ave companies. departed this mornipgor Trenton
from whence they will proceed to Governors Island on
Friday The following the officers of this company
Captain David Nc Dowel, Of Trenton Brst Lieutenant
Warren L. Young. second Lieutenants J. Mcdowell and
Alexander Mckinley The roll Of this company IL full
and comprises seventy four bssdes the officers The
other four companies also f with the exception OF
that raising by Captain Napton, which has now about
fifty members. detachment Of the recruits belonging
to this company also left for Trenton this morning The
dicuty In relation to the Colonel Of the Battalion Il
thought win be settled by the confirmation OF the sp
pointmant Of McLane That gentleman II endeavoring
TO persuade the President to change the requsition
regiment pledgng himself TO raise the other five
MES
The mail steamer recently launched In Kensington
intended 70 attached to the Quartcrmasers Depart
ment for service in carrying the mail between New Or
leans aud Vera Cruz Ia nearly pleted. thai
her machinery s to be put in motion this afternoon
has been named the a r. Hstzsf. In compliment
the Qasrterrnaster Of that name, who was on duty
Vera Cruz during the landing OF the troops there
George Folen, Esd President OF Che Bank OF Com
merco, resigned that ONCE this morning and Mr. ,
Bowen, Esq, OF the firm Of Brown Bowen, was eecte
In his place.
Theatrcas at the Wsls ut street theatre about
receive an impetus, by the appearances OF the nimitab
Blangy on those boards on saturday evening Her al
case during her pfevious engagements at the 4"
street The converting Of the Walnut street pit into
parqnette, has given our young bucks better posu
for the exercise OF their powers Of observation, ani
VIII no doubt be patronized accordingly
sales OF Stocks nj Philadelphia.
PiRsr BoAnp-s Camden X Amboy fR. ~ 5000 saso
10; 1000 Suxquehanua Cand Bonds,ss 81 "o heauhs "
nrrrs satrs-eOc Site ss,7s, loteU Treasury MOI
sre COS BoisoUs5 FismSgon COPPER Co, ie 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

BOSTON, Sept. IF. NJ
Flour-Prices remained about the with fair de-
mand sales of 1000 barrels western and enetee straight
brands were made at Sc 6a4. Wheat-No sales worth
reporting Corn-The market was some less firm, and
sales of 5000 bushels western mixed and yellow were
made at 7sa sac Oats-Receipts being light the
ket rm and sales of 5000 bushels DID, were made at
So 66c. Rye remained about the same Provisions
Pork rather inactive beef In fair demand at
former prices Lard-Sales of 900 kegs were made at
lkc fine qualities in good demand and held at
higher figure. Whiskey nominsly the same Freights
continued dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

Flour-The market was steady at yesterdays prices,
and 600 bbls Howard street sold at So So City
mills nomnally the same. Wheat-A fair amount Of
business doing and sales of 5000 bushels made
consisting Of Maryland and Pennsylvania reds part
family -four white at 81 06 for the former and 81 %
for the latter Corn-The stock light and the
ket steady Sales of 1000 bushels Maryland white and
yellow were made at zoe 72c. Rye-The article was
nrm at zoe for new Lard, in barrels held at 1916,
and in Kegs at lilo No change In pork beef Whskey
We quote at 27c asked in hhds and 27c to 2sc in bbs
FreightB dull. lHaID7ls I.I l'.i. bod .., q, ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

+f' BUFFALO, September Up. NJ
Flour-There was very little change in the market
Sales Of 500 barrels made consisting good brands
Western and other descriptions equivalent to enesee
at S.. Wheat The market dull and sales limited
We quote Western red and white at OOc to IO7c Corn
The market steady and sales of 5000 bushels Wes
tern mixed made at 62c. and 54c Oats-Sales of
1000 bushels were made at 32c Rye-No change Whis!
key--1nactive Nothing Of Importance In provisions
Receipts during the past ~ hours were follows
Flour, 1000 barrels Wheat, 900 bushels. Freghts
BY Canal to AlbanyFlour 500, Wheat lSc. and Corn
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IMPORTS IsrO rHE Ponr os BOsrOs.-wEEk ENpINe

Most Of the sugar and moasses reported above
ceived from coastwise ports originally from foreign
ports. -4t ~. $3.50. trr-. ...alI t.'Ii
The exports of domestic cotton goods from Boston, for
the past three weeks amounted to 1886 packages valued
at Sll69s6 The destination was as folowss-To China
2056 packages; South America, 1877 do Honduras, a7
Haytt do-mau inc tho ahove total
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"" -'t .NI ALBANY, Sept. I-P.M.
Flour-Market quiet. No change in prices, and no
sales worth reporting CornSaes Of $4,000 bushels of
western mixed were made, to arrive In week or ten
days at Zoe. Tic. There sales made Of other
dsscr ptions of grain. Whiskey nominally the same
Provisions inactive Receipts by the canal during the
preceding twenty four hours, follows:-Flour
5000 bbls wheat 800 bushels; corn, $4,000 do Yes
sells less plenty
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p" Photographic Correspondence of Phila Bulletin
PIrrsBCRo Sept. l. ls47.-More sellers than buyers
Of -four st 81 rs to 81 SIX The grain market without
change. Provisions dull Lard firm and inactive The
stage of water still about feet inches. ~ =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

500 s:.i IL T as.ssy HSsi o H s
r. SH S:s:, 1'fn.a 's mean, 81 ,''s
on the Manhattan Company dated aoth August gned
banks contained small book which had been kept
$50 will be paid the arrest conviction of the thieves
10 be three men Who came IN one horse wasGs ana
the Of money or for the recovery o the two one
stable he;; Gr on
Fort Hamilton, Sept LIST. 50 3tis.rc
HEAp AMP ELEGANT MUSIC "A further supply Of
Polka. Ionads oss eohssag o. s s:t sssy sad s
.,ls a the agency No. s Broady,y d mss
sscs s. 3 s% M Tn.e ..Rs a.
h%sphi. Not 9, The l Wedss,dy
hing his advanassby euauiris for B., No % Liberty
WIN. NJ. YOUNG FORMERLY ANN STREET,
.s @ .,Js g 81
90 fine Cali sewed Boots make for So So equal 70
,9y sold + his ely for s. and az to give
order for 50 Boots Shoes Caters Sc consistently on
Also, Military snd cork sole Boot, made order with fine
assortment of all goods in his Corner of Fulton Mas
St so,. 0''''''' 80 '''''' '"e WIN. NJ. YOUNG
SH3DhJD, THIS MEET TIE VIEW OF ,GUsTAvE
board brig Lance Of Camden he requested
be- Of Si s.
interest. auso lst.rc
TRAvEtLIN,G IN, EUR0PE---A competent aud eIpe.
cities, roads. and 81 Europe would be glad to en-.
EIss Eassd % .aG % e hs
ss''f's' III Ssss address
CHARLES FULLER, Wholesale and retail dealer in ],
,. Jsq PSo:sD.n meg I p.,. s .s
II; tp o.. OIL
sPProysd styles and pat,sns A.o. Camphoe Spirit Gas
Chambers and Warren Streets 'ee s sss
TEJLEGRAPH NoTICE.-The stockhola ers Of the New
hereby aosd said Xssessiioa, Il
ssss Ia sis ses,i%ss
aid he @s' s''asS
gHBBfSSE SfRs RE :sa
5ss y; ! ITHI :%s1. Directors
NEw YoRw. August az 1871. AMIDST re
ESEt EREk IRE! BRAhN . binding PER-
a ss ssss B sa:ss VII .slS
ss es S'1S E s' S"a
5 Of he sSoS. Bnd. ysa. vsss from
a s.is e s samples at The Office 100 WI MESR si; Lrcrn
DAINTINGs-A small collection Of aud good Paint
aFs BY he Old masters 10 perfect order and hasSdomsy
ical pciures landscapes &C. May be every day from
gtI 2 o'clock. au26 3ofsrc
4 EOPOLD X MAURICE HELBnUNNEk, importers
IL Of French Feathers Flower aud Materials No 1879 Will
liam street, Fulton street. New York Once IN PARSE
aud of Csire l...! auIa 3ots
~ EOPENlNG OF GuLD5MIIHS WAITING AGA
N DENY No 289 Broadway corner Of Keade streetMR.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the
OF New York and Brooklyn that he will receive pupils
and AFTER Wednesday Sept m during the day and
Ladies' hours from II O'Clock Private instruction given
The terms low and satisfactory Improvement guaranteed
to all. ~. W. ~. f.t .t. au31 3tiss rrc
NO HUMBpG-A new dining Saloon Just opened down
town. Al No II Front street, and lodging also: and
Judge for yourself The rooms single. au2i oots m
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~ :.r Married.
On Wednesday, Sept. LIST, by the Rev. Dr. Hutton
CAROLINE A, daughter Of Daniel Westervet, Esq to
Moses y. HAGApoRN, all Of this city. -
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$O Ms Ba.xy Leonard street. Sor SSsfDS ss !:
9sssS@ " to No. " L'Sa:S
Sa OUT S. s. be sold
Sss& os gwen Enquire Pr
| INIMoLAT's SULPHUR BATHS, No. 517 Pearl street,
They highly By p most D sm
MIG eomp,i%s ernp!ons Of The skin Sc 'a'' s''n '''
Medicated Vapor Baths also given daily, from AM
Rp stairs and Is Liberty street Phadepa is North
Dnsns street Importer Of al kinds Of and fancy ace
man PLAIN and cut glass ware ornaments for mantepisces
u EMoVALs-BoULANGER has the honor to inform the
that her school will reopen tho first
month"; t as s.:
fng,sh. au2s 3Otsrc
DARls ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c-N KAHN, In
porter 80 Nassau street, stairs. h received by late
e sns o ss y stock Of eneh Ar
plerdid assormen. Of Feathers Coures Sc sc &C.
ne OFFERS TO the trade at low pfces ap28 3Ot- m
DrDITvlLLE GLAssWOR PHI. ADELPhlA.-
These works nov in blast and the subscribers pre-
ps patent ia yns S
full assortment of druEgss walls and bottles constantly
ana. ,m.rs, BENNERs, SMITH IT e. c AMP ELL
AE o1.. No. X Pin, . ss
s"a sa S 81 m
be Will serve up this day and during the the finest
happy to supply his Terapin friends having prime lot Of
X. ns ssaE Day ys
cacies oil the season Families supplied, ....-l y
N.B-Danie Teller No. 10 Fulton Market (who has Dc.
capitated mammoth tue) says the above the
bgee., and latest he has knife into anal
ERUPTIONS OF THE sKIN-All who are tronbled
~ with Salt Rheum. Eryspeas, ltch Ring Pimpled
efectunl Mrs Carroll Medcaed Vapor
Iodine Bath Establishment 1874 Fulton street, opposite Church
street.
Compound Concentrated Syrup Of sar,apars prepared by
the Shakers, Is cents per bottle. aus 3otsrc
YELLING OFFFrench Artificial Flowers. Feathers and
~ materials for horss; large stock with Flow
e the newest style Just received by the latest arrivals
sale below the giving the entire
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ALI aots m l22 William street. New York.
NOTICE 40 BUTCHERs---Articles OF the Butchers
Melting Association for the ensuing rcsdy
and VIII remain for their office u
First avenue and Fourth street until LIST September
butchers desrous Of becoming members Of the Association
ais sire BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
HE SUBSCR!BERis grateful to the smoking put for
me evidence he daily receiving Of their appreciation OF
ms Efforts 70 furnish them with the best Segas that be
shal deeriorae from what he prdes himself is ajusy earned
fepuaton His agent at Havana will continue select the
pest segn that can be procured and at the loweN
Among the last mporatons very choice OF the fol
lowing Y. S1s1 %i,c : R..sli. tv.,v o,;m,,
I.Iis de Orc. H.aIs E1psss., Macdonald Macdonald,
FOR sale IN 10" upon terms to ensure dqpe.,e visit
sol1 sot. rc LOG Broadway. cor cf Pine
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