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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23
H|CoL SAM. MEDARY. Editor OF the Ohio States
man, has been appointed Postmaster OF Columbus IN
place of his brother, lately deceased.

LIKUr. Col CLAY.-The n. o. Picayune says
HE last words were Of his father When he was shot
down second time be drew brace Of pistols from bis
belt handed them TO Capt Cutter and requested him to
deliver them to his father with this message say to
him that he gave them me- and that have done al
that can with them and now return them to him.
Here the enemy thick around him, and these were
the last words be was heard to utter"
RAILROAD TO FIsBKILL-The readers OF the
Register Will perceive that notice is inserted OF an In
tended application for charter for Railroad from this
city TO the west ine Of this State which IL designed
connect with projected line In the State of NewYork
terminating at Fshkl (opposte Newburgh) ON the Hud
SON The distance from New Haven to Fishkl is est
mated at from 90 Is miles and the feasibility of the
route IL known from surveys made for other objects
The particular object of the proposed road s 10 sord
aces. by the direct course TO the NewYork and
Erie Railroad the immediate construction Of which is
now placed beyond doubt New Haven Register.
WIND Subtitle independence Mo- Exposi-
tor saws Mr. Tn ,mss the gentleman who has been en-.
gagged for some time past in building wsgoH to 60 by
wind aud sail. as ship. has, we understand nearly
completed his undertaking, and will make mp some
hundred two miles out. In short time lie mas en-
gagged the services Of regular sea captain we are IN
formed. who is gentleman of much talent lie hSs
dubbed il the Wind ship" il carries one hundred
square yUas Vi ssQ.
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From Venezuela.

The brig Canton, Capt. Hall, left Laguayra
March IS and the Captain states that for several days
previous to his leaving there were rumors OF some
skirmishes in the interior between the Grzmsn party
and the Government troops the former seeking to raise
sufficient force 10 rescue Guzman
The brig Caracas left Lsgusyrs on the 9Th March
the day before the Canton and arrived at Philadelphia
two days ago, and brings no account oil any dstnr'
Dances.
dent of Venezuela, reported in the rumor given by
Capt. Hall. OF the brig Canton. .
Fall contest Tor the Presidency occurred in Ven
ezuels and Guzman an Aboliuonist and AeIarlsn was
one of the candidates lie defeated. No election
having been made by the people Congress last February
elected Gen. Monagas.
On Guzmsn's defeat last Fall, his party attempted a
revolution and were promptly overthrown. Guzman
and his principal sbeuors were captured Clseneros,
one of Guzmsn's leaders, was condemned and shot
Recently Guzman was tried condemned and sentenced
but his sentence had not been executed al the
latest dates.
Messrs Houehtou, Brothers & Co. have letters from
their Lasusyra correspondents dated 9th March, which
make no mention OF any revolution.
On the whole. il is evident that the rumors ~hicn
Capt Hall beard at Lsgusyra have reference TO the Ia
s attempts heretofore made and now repeated oy the
Guzmauites, to rescue him and save his HE.
With the exception OF the slight disturbances pro
duced by the incendisry publications oil 1uzman, ana
his attempts induce the negroes and rsooie to over
throw the Government Venezuela hiss been quiet since
her separation from New Grenada and ECUADOR 10 ISL
The largest force the Guzmsn party ever mustered IN
the ed was about 500 and OF that force about 20 were
killed in the only engagement they have ever had win
the Government troops which occurred last year Upon
Guzmans execution il is presumed the iacuon WIZ DC
eXtinguished. t'O~i' N0ui'
Perhaps this talk of incendary publications is as
Jus, aud rational as that which In own country pro-
.cribes the Christian Advocate and Journal as an In
cendary sheet The instructions excited BY them are
perhaps Instructions of the eOnseieaee' OF sisve'm"
ters, which are sometimes exceedingly dangerous
49, Ed TT.
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Terms of Peace with Mexico.
Correspondence of the Journal OF Commerce.
Anil ia


WAsHSGroN, April 20, lei7.
Sehcr Atocha remarks upon the sketch OF his cor
pondence with Senor Rejon the Mexican Minister OF
orreo Affairs as copied translated from the Di0rio
O0o'0Ho tas' IL incorrect In some particulars he
nies having represented himself az authorized 10 ne
suale for peace the premnsres necessary thereto
lie also asserts that he could have made the PROPOSE
stated respecting the y strh parallel of latitude
siae boundary as would nave been at variance with
iee Wishes and contrary to the orders OF his Government
Sor AochA farther states that the whole Of his cores
ponaenee with Senor Rejou and others In authority
wi hereafter be published
When the spondence shall appear, II will be com
nsnes,ed probably to the next Congress. 1t will De
seen that srnor Atochs conducted with great prudence
tia, poftu OF the affair intrusted 10 his discretion and
ass al the assertions In some newspapers tns' DC was
received with contumey and contempt are incorrect
Ihe mode Ia which the subject IL mentioned, ana his
sAe Introduced In the article in question, Is SUFFICIENT
Evidence that hs reception was not uncourieoas' nor
Ia mission sneered at
so then We arrive a, the fact that this Government
AS not heretofore insisted upon the teHtyszh degree oil
aosade % the boundary though we DO not know what
~. government would have proposed as the boundary
ne overtores MADE through Mr.. Atoehs had been en-
S, "a BY the Mexican Government
a.. &c o,ertares which have now gone out to Mexico
aeane IN their character Whist they are, can only
"eopJectared But to the boundary, will venture
ssssesuon somewhat different from that which
~fas Yesterday. and much more liberal to Mexico.
am led from various facts and circumstances to be
- 'nst De boundary line now proposed 10 as iol.
FROM the mouth Of the Rio Grsnde. westward
sse fsrss Northward thence 10 the Rio Grande
pp''nVer 70 latitude thirty and thence Westward to
smo lie advantages OF this line are, that II IN
49, ns'ufa barriers between the two countries, Tor
sest distance and IT, therefore likely 10 be perms.
- sho peaceful boundary. 1t Ia pretty good boun-
80 ehynow, whether the Government win take il or
- one part OF IL commends itself to every Ameri.
-, ena mas know been recommended 10 the Presi-
-. ~ ne line WHICH gives 20 the United States the
~ Fssads u Assssrsy Aaa Bgsea Yls.a
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0eneral Notices.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
IAha.Aatz r-sAL

" Sohnson's Toothache Drops. ne Ns0fe
Anotyne Tor The iuimesIs sud perusnens cure of pan
from decsyed teeth having, frou Ia Intrinsic value -
remedy. become immensely popular wiki those who have
ussd H. many itSuOcs have stey beeu thras upon he
market by nnprnciped persons AID sold original
sad genuine aEcls. The object OF A.s paragraph 10 ~
caution The pablo against a. suchspuriogs compounds .
20 Glove Anodyne possibly De The genuine sfuele
lorg and adversely Known BY as came bg shsl prepared
daring four sgs years By B. D. Ssn4s snt for he
lsst year by Heary Johnson successor ~ b. Sands
Co who he sole proprietor. The ony safety FOR
psshssers be and for Johnsons Tcothsehe
Drop and examine the wrapper Of he via, 40 every
Of the genuine has the signature Of herry Johnson
Remember that The True Glove Anodyne 10 "a immediate
ard that u 10 Manufactured genuine ouly BY HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemis and Dragged No. rs Broadway,
west side IN The Granite Building Sold also 81 100 Fulton.
II East Broadway and SIS Hudsop-sl Price Is eecIs
dlsu
" Orris Tooth Paste.-A superior article for
cleansing and preserving The teeth hardening The guns
ard swceteung the brrsh. warranted not 10 get dry
hard. Price S7t c,s per pot For sale by
ALBERT L. WlNSHlP, Chemist and Apothecsry,
sl9u II Eat Broadway cor. MaTkel-sI
" Water Cure Housc.-Mrs NJ. s Cove eonIin-
10 receive rsuens al her house 4ol leth-sh New
York
Mrs. @ also ,i.s sdes and children q, lheir hom-s, AMI
gves direction for the sprirst'N- ~ " st-r Cur. xo
u T. }. Coleman, kxcnangc Broker, No. 50
NallsL New-fork. UncuTrenI money bought and solc
gold and silver exchanged ard drsns collected OF
d. WHEELER,
" Commissioner for the stntes Of New Yorh
and CONNECTICUT Tsmmsnv Hall nj ~
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OF Reuben Smith agsnst Theodore The articles were
replevined and the present suit IL % test the question
The defence was that the sale was made 10 fraud Of
the creditors Of the son.
The Court charged that there DOT only be deb;
due In such cases but the ury be satisfied that the
transfer was really made. and continuous possession
given IN payment oft The Jury found verdict for de-
ientant assessing the damages SIS 54-For pitt Mr.
W Watson for deiit Mr.. Il. H. BurlOck and Mr. 7.
Nms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

BOARD OF EDUcArIoS.-This Board met last
evening An appropriation Of $3.50 made for fitting
up Fifteenth Ward School A resolution was passed.
asking that the Common Council deposit one quarter Of
the annual spporroument Of school money. Some Hills
were ordered 70 De paid &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

ws T CHAPMAN, Esq has withdrawn from
ne editorial chsIr of the Savannah Republican and is
% be connected henceiorth with the Macon Messenger.
Eoviy De LEON Esq. takes the place of Mr. C. in the
P,uublicaa.
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

~ The Wings Of Essex Co. have nominated
NV, d Ross for Judge and JAMES p. BUTLER
=, district Attorney. The Convention appointed
5. SUBWAY Delegate to the State Convention
"A oas,ed resolutions in favor Of Gen. TAYLOR for
p,..;dep, The Offices Of County Judge and Sur
late are united in that County-saary $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

srPEX.oE ceuNT-Before Chief Jasdce Jones-ya.
A5GnS and siAsrs OcsGa Iasnrsnes Co Action which
vas tried before relative 70 insurance the ship VII
liam Brown. To De continued this forenoon
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CITY ITEMS.

Unusual AflA
~ The Knickerbocker Society celebrated the
usual Psas Fsirsi ~ supper a the City Hotel Jas,
week.
n Yankee Doodle for this week gets of the
following good joke
GIGANTIC LITEAAAT ESTERFfrsR--A Leading house
hAs engaged Dr. GEIEwoLpto translate The entire works
Of THonAs CARLYLE into English. This invaluable
work will be issued in seventeen hundred weekly nam.
bers-pnee one shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

WIZ N.N''NN ~ " 80
Court or SESSIONS Trial Of Patrick Mr.NqHus
resumed The trial OF Patrick McManus for burglary
was resumed Al the opening of the Court After the
prosecution had concluded their evidence. several wit
called VINO testified 70 the previous good
character Of McMsnus. The testimony 10 the ase was
summed up By L. Marsh, Esq. for the accused and by
the District Attorney tor the prosecution when u was
given to the Jury under the charge Of the Court
who rendered verdict Of guilty Of grand larceny He
r-manded for sentence. The Court adjourned IN
ii this morning AT IL o'clock.
PoLrcE.-OAicer Burlev Of the Lower Police
Court yesterday arrested Moses Phillips Of Brooklyn
charge Of obtaining goods by false pretences From
the complaint preferred II appears that on tue -ih OF
December last the accused called upon Mr.. William r.
Strong of No 25 Pears and represented that he had
residing In North Lyme Conn named Alfred Phil
lips who hsd purchased wooden factory mere Tor which
he bad given $500 and upon whcn ne nad paid one
half and was 10 have f0-r years allowed him 20 pay the
balance in and that under circumstances be wished
purchase $500 worth Of wool tor bis son on credit OF
months at the time setting forth by way OF far
Their nducement that with the exceptions OF two notes
an Indebtedness of about $500 consisting OF two proms
sorry notes. be did not owe anything whatever-
That upon these representatives Mr. strong sold Moses
Phillips wool 20 the amount Of 800 since which time
Alfred Phillips has failed In business an1 passed AT his
property and effects out of his hands The accused was
committed for examination. James WhAey OF Chau
tsuQue County present stopping AZ LoyeJoys hotel
while passing along Broadway about o CLOCK on Tues
day night accOsied by colored girl named Mary
simpson who finally induced the stranger 10 sccomps
ny her 20 her apartments in 81 where, oy the
sid Of accomplices he heeced out of about
$40 Constable Rue and Prince John Davis yesterday
arrested Mary also her sccompces, consisting Of Mat
ther Burns. alias Mat Barron, George Thompson and
Ann Eliza Wilson, who were committed TO prison 10
answer for the offence.
ISQUEsTs.-The Coroner yesterday held an in
quest II Sulyanst upon the body OF woman named
Mary Jackson Deceased had been subject 10 TITS for
q considerable length OF time. She WAS native of
NewY York aged 40 years. Verdict death BY epilepsy
90. The Coroner held inquest at the Ninth Ward
Station House upon the body OF male infant found in
the slip At the foot OF AmOsst Verdict death from
causes unknown. The Coroner held an inquest yes
terdsy at 0s Twelfth st upon the body OF Joseph Lewis
native OF Maryland sged g years Verdict death by
congestion of the The Coroner also held az in
quest At 4i9 Cheryst upon the body OF coored wo-
named Jane Dorsey. Verdict death by del1inm
Tefue1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

" A Washington correspondent OF the Penn
,gsnisD states that Almonte succeeds Santa Anna in
,,,uaI command of the Mexican forces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23
Things In Philadelphia
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

The very imperfect advices which we have Of tne
steamers news have pArAlyzed our market and 20
movement can be expected until we receive nef com
mercisl letters. Everything today - quiet -
rs of Flour for future delivery feel that the check gwen
to high prices abroad will operate 10 their advsntase
We have no local news today The friends Of C9m
Conner intend to give him public dinner or some otner
testimonial Of their high appreciation which Will DC
ranged for an early day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23
RROOKIYN AFFAIRS.

RowDYIsM.-On Monday night eight Of the guy
ropes which sustain the derrcks used for hosting
at the New City Hall partially severed plainly for
the purpose OF causing the fall into the unhnshshed
building of one Of the large five six ton
10 weight Had this occurred the immense weight
would have broken down the iron beams and brick
arches and caused damage the amount of couple Of
thousand Of dollars The workmen did not dare to
commence operations Tuesday morning. in the fear
thst their lives might be endangered by some unknown
mischief
ALIEN PAssESGERs Considerable complaint
exists among city authorities at the repeated land
ing on the Brooklyn shore OF numbers of immigr
by which the legal requirements in relation to
bonding and committing for passengers have been elu-
ded We understand that these inning grants are from
Ireland and of the poorer classes; and some OF them
have already applied 10 superintendents for assist
ance Means are be taken TO guard sgans, these in.
fractions Of the law lEsgle.
ANOTHER New CHURCH To BE BUILT.-We
are informed says the star that Monday assOcia
ton of our encrprsing citizens effected the purchase
Of that beautiful elevated ground formerly the residence
OF Tanning G Tucker Esq and more recent OF Jon l.
than Trotter Eco situated on Hicks Joralemon4t
for the erection OF Episcopal Church, OF which Rev
Mr. Vinton Is to be pastor The style OF the archtec
ture is not yet decided upon Strange As il may seem
vet il il the fact that this will be the fret church erected
in the First Ward OF our city.
WmLIAMsBURGH-By the Fifth Annual Report
Of the Fenale Assistance Society appears that during
the Winter 1872 70 has been received and 1858 95
pended 9ii garments 275 pairs Of shoes, and "a bed
comforters have been distributed and 100 families
ieyed
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miscellaneous.
CAITInN rn nFAIERs mn EIRE ARNIS,

n
" Ia the sction u Ethan Alien BlsAf 4 syys In The
Circuit Court Of the United States for Infringement OF
his pslentrgh 10 manufacture, and sell 10 be used
the sELF-COCkING PISTOL. verdict has been given
for the plaintiff, with Of TRIAL. and hns OF twelve
hundred dollars aud injunction has been issued against
Blunt syms TO restrain them from msAing OF selling said
aucle Their petition for rIsl and TO esrry II 70
Washington bill Of exceptions, has been refused.
The public therefore respectfully cautioned against
purchasing selling the SefCOckng Pistols made by
Blunt Syms, any Pistols 0l similar kind s., by dsre
gariing his caution IL would make Il necessary for the
subscriber appeal he laws for protection Ia s such
cases All articles Of hi. Kind made by Allen Thur
ber Norwich Conn aid for sale by The principal deal
In the article In Ne'v-York. ETHAN ALLEN.
Norwich Conn. l2th Nov. 1916. ni6 David MNrhtslp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

ry The Sarah Sands having left Liverpool on
n. sh ns, will bring sdvces two days later than those
s,be Cambria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23
70 DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS

n 5 CIRCUIT COURT, for the southern District OF
u. New. York---Ethan Alen IS. Orisson Blunt, ct al 80
l. Alexander 9afdner Clerk Of the Circuit Court Ot The
United States Tor me Southern District OF N-w-York do
hereby certify that the above entitled suit tried In the
said Court the 18Th and 29h days OF April ls45, before
the Hon Smith Thompson Associate Justice Of the SUI
preme Court OF the United States, that jury empan
need snd sworn and the opened by Mr.. sherman on
the part Of the plaintiff Ethan AeD and MI Selden on
the part OF the defendant ,Orsson Blunt ~ ALL that After
the evidence had been closed the summed up by
Mr SeideH for the defendant and by Mr. Davis for the
plaintiff that charge thereupon given by the Court
10 the Jury who retired under charge OF "a officer duly
qualified TO attend Them, and their return rendered n
following verdict, viz
Thai they md that the plaintiff Ia not the original invent
and pstene- and entitled to the null and exclusive gh
and liberty Of making constructing using and vending TO
other. be used, tho improved lock claimed by him and
forth in his patent
And they farther say that the lock manufactured and
vended by the defendants Is mfrn cement Of the
plaintiff rights, snd 50 they say all
All OF which appears by the minutes Of the said rsl
recorded In my office ALEX. GARDINER, Cierk
December g. lg46 a. MSThu
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General Notices.
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wLERs ~ WELLS,
I31 Nassau--t. y. Y.
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York Tribune for all Foreign Ports and all letters and
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well Known for many years the experienced and eff.
cienl Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Department Of
the New-York City Post Office.
Bags are open for the reception Of letters and
papers for the following places, viz: London Liverpool
Glasgow ireland, Hsyre Marseilles, Amsterdam, Bre
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Grasse Capt Rich which sss for Have on The gan inst
~ Western Land Agency, DETROIT, Michigan,
l3+6-Sv The undersigned continue 10 devote their al
enon the business Of this Agency viz The purchase
and e Of Real Estate the payment Of taxes retaining
lands SOLD for taxes the purchase Of lands Al TAX sales
the examination ofues, the entry Of state or Government
lands the examination and plating ~ lands, leasing city
and village property aud collecting rents collecting bonds
mortgages and other evidences Of deo the purchase and
sale ofMichigzn State liabilities
They have careful aud Trustworthy Agents the princi.
pa 9scesin Ohio Indiana. Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa,
and In each Of The organized Counties Of this state
That all business entrusted 10 her care WIZ receive
prompt and particular attention, they refer you 70 he FOL
" Once opposite the q Me6gsn Exchange Jefferson
'V Gsoses Macy. MACY BRIGGS.
WILLIAM ;. DRIGCs
~ Geo H. BRooHEAD, s. Merchants Exchange, 10
Agent Of NJ D. In New.York
EEFEREscEs.
N,r York Ciy-Frederic Bronson, Esq Daniel Lord Jr.
ESQ Hon BENJAMIN Z. Butler, Charles Butler, Esc.
Messrs d A kingssnd Co. Messr. Hosdlsy, Phelps
Co Messrs. Wetnore Co siss c Herring.
slBqaE-Ceorge Dawson, ESQ Evening JournaLD
Rool,5ter v Y-Mes.s. Smith Perkins Aessrs Sage
Paneos Asa spragus, Esq, ~,
buffalo. n Y-E. D. Elmer, ESQ. Messrs Hayes
Johnson. - ~, ~, r, -. -.
Bor,on M4ss-John " Barbour ESQ. w. w. Dennis,Esq
PG,Ialelplia, Pa-Messrs. Draper Tappan Co.
Troy " Y-C. l. Tracy, Esq
Basar1a, y Y-Juni1s smith, Esq
Hsrsln<r Co. ~ Y-M Grant ESQ.
I1asrag 5urgG, " Y-Sdney D. Smith, ESQ Chsuneey
P. Ives, Esc. OBJ, .,
Detroit Meh-Messrs. Gray lie Sis, David stuart, ESQ
Ma Thomas Rowland
HisAlagtoa. D C-Hon. VIM Woodbridge
Toledo OAiO-Richsrd MOu Esq.
Hartford ConA-H l. Miller, ESQ.
4l,saafeT. " Y-D w. TOmnsOn, ESQ
mil law D iamWSsWn
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IMMENSE FLIGHT OF PISEoSs.-The Cayuga Toe
sin says that during the whole forenoon OF sunday
the horizon At thsi place wac much Of the time liter
ally dArkenef by succession OF immense docks o.
PseoGsi SsRe.ps hex Msy lIsn EsIiR u slsla,
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Il. BLACHFOKD, Az Pearl ST. lbe,~ssn vsn


CT. BLACKBOARD, 4cs Pearl 81 between van.
stsr aud Rose sts ~0ald respectfully call ne
sttsntioo " his customers and the public 10 his
w well sr-ctsd stock VI susw bonneis, ribbons,
lowers &c Among his bOnnels will be found lhe 0osss'
mer an entirely utics. T. b. also ODER an ana
sgay varied stock Of fancy goods, al u which WI -
,gi.hIns 10 uu,cbsse 20 In
an SPRING PAsHIONs.--The subscriber would
I'LL Invite bis friends and public generally 10 eAsn.
Inc bis Spring style Of HATs They arc vsusnsea
not 70 be surpassed beauty durability or ehesposss, oy
any offered 10 this city 1870,
K .aosr.or assortment Of CAps In their variety.
HIN anY instance above do not give sstisfscaoo
can be fully Obtained BY ryin infofT I,,
mis- Sn,eodc >. w hsLLooo, TIC Ssnst&-
I'm ONE PRICE HAT sTORE-spfng vssAiosA
I'LL BROWNS co. I7s 0hathamseaafs, viii inu0-
dace on Saturday,, Aprl 8. tho new style " Cap. eor
Children and Boya Also ihs Spring style OF hss or Geo.
tlsmen prizes s. The recent Improvements 10 ihs nAna.
fscgre VI their thfes dollar sis viii place em 10 close
com oettion with the most costly. IS In
m SPRING EAsHIONs.-Hst, Hsis--Psfsm mole
Al skn nsts g. equal 10 shose cold By otnofs o. ~
also elegant hsts "a 81 and ~ Is, superior
Ia sy- and hnlsd those 10 many places 81 nee, eas
a, e. C. O. Much viii be pleased ses bis friends 81
ma Inn toEoRGE r. II. BROWN. 10 cansi-ss.
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~ Printing Once for sale-A printing establish
msnt, located hrs my, tOarsn ng Wage In Ine Sial1
Of Y0rx with Wig paper enjoying good patron
age connected herewith now offered for sale upon al
yautageous lems The pTlntEg materials are ample toI
al kinds Of jobsing and are nearly new The once VII
AFFORD 10 practical printer, living and handsome pro
hs For particulars address, postpaid, nc Edior, ms
paper. AZ ~